LYNN KENYON (leit) is operating Brian, a puppet representing an epileptie, and Suzanne Cook (riglit) is operating Joanne, a puppet with acne. Alil four were part of the presentation, 'Kids on the Block,' perfor- med at Mleadowcrest Public Scitool in Brooklin recen- tly. MARI FARQUHARSON, il, received her ail-round cord during ceremonies at Brooklin Guides recently. She earned her cord in iess than two years, rather than thie customnary three years. Free Press photo the place for CHICKEN & RIBS featuring.. Salad Bar, ©MMVh atLlnyCma Children's Menu 0NC VTeWt inyCnpn and more!- LOCATED on HWY. 12 Just South of Thickson Rd.M 655-8911 WHITBY FREE PIRESS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1987ý, PAGE 19 Ashburn news By FLORENCE ASH-TON Resuits of the euchre gamne on Sept. 24 are as follows: ladies' first prize Doris Evans, second prize Ef- fie Parrott; men's first Bruce Bright and second Ken Whit- tington; lone hands Laurena Bright; door prize, Barbara Por- ter; 50/50 draw, won by C.T. Audred; plus Bus prize donated by Barbara Porter was won by Wilma Lynde. The next euchre wilI be Oct. 8.. Everyone is welcome. We were pleased to have such a fine attendance at the Women's missionary society faîl thank of- fering, and it was especially nice to see so many of our young, people. Guest speaker for the evening was Karen McAndless, a student at Knox College. Karen spent this past summer at Camp Christopher in Saskatchewan and shared with us some of her experiences there. The junior choir favored us with some lovely numbers. Moyra Grif- fin sang, accompanied on her guitar, "Bridge Over Troubled Water." Barbara Porter led in a 0 Ma:bel LE rousing singsong, which was en- joyed by ail. To conclude the evening, alI enjoyed a social hour. Holy communion was celebrated at Burns Church. Lindsay Death and Ray Ingleton read the scripture portions, with the senior choir singing "O my Savior,' lifted from the earth." Rev.'McEntyre's ser- mon was.titled "God's Healing in a Fractured World. " Burns Church anniversary ser- vices are being held on Sunday, Oct. 18 at il a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Rev. Robert Spencer from Crieff Hilîs is guest speaker. Gretel Cameron will be guest soloîst in the morning. In the evening the Jubilee Singers from Whitby will' minister to us in song. A social time will follow the evening service. ____ i (olo r now open Children's Things, Gifts, etc. "A littie bit of everything"i 10 Roebuck St. at Cassels across from the United Church CORPORATION OF THE TOWN 0F WHITBY IN THE MATTER 0F THE ONTARIO HERITAGE ACT, R.S.O. 1980, c. 337 AND IN THE MATTER 0F LANDS AND PREMISES AT THE FOLLOWING MUNICIPAL ADDRESS IN THE PROVINCE 0F ON- TARIO NOTICE 0F INTENT TO DESIGNATE TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Whitby intends ta designate the property, incîuding lands and buildings, at the foîlowing municipal address as property of historîc or architectural value or interest under Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act, R.S.O. 1980, c. 337. The David Briggs House North Part of Lot 19 Concession 8 R.R. 1, Whitby, Ontario REASONS FOR DESIGNATION 0F NORTH PART 0F LOT 19, CONCESSION 8, WHITBY Historical Thnis house was built in 1856 for the notable Briggs family. The house, part of Maplegrove Farm, remained in the Briggs family for 151 years and remains relatively untouched by moder- nization. Architectural (1) 1 he Briggs House is a well preserved-and intact example of a mid-century amalgam of Greek Revival and Regency styles, typical of the vernacular idiom. (2) The main. north facade doorway and aIl the north and Soutri block windows retain their original glass panes and intact wood elements. (3) The late century treillage porch is a good example of the prefabrîcated production during the 11890's (4) The integral carrnage house with its double doors is an interesting feature of the original design (5) The newel caged staîrcase, window and door cas ings, doors on the ground and second f loors, and baseboard mouldings throughout the interior of the north block display exceptional craftmanship in fabrication and "graining' of the simulated wood finish. (6) The outhouse, an original feature of the property, displays many fine and delightful features from the copper plated barrel vault roof, to thie trough access hatcfl. 7) Sufficient evîdence remains of the f inely corbelled chimneys of the north block and the wooden hearth to reconstruct the hearth and chimney of the south block kitchen. Any person may. bef are Novemiber 6, 1987. send by registered mailt or deliver ta the Clerk of the Town of Whitby notice of his or her objec- tion to the proposed designation together with a statement oI reasons for thie objection and aIl relevant facts. If such notice oI ob- jection is received. the Council oI the Corporation of thie Town aI Whitby shall refer the matter f0 tthe Conservation Review Boardi for a hearing. DATED at thie Towno<f Wh'ftb tri ,7th day of October. 1987 Dainald G. McKav Towrî Cie--'k R' " ot i, .i - îao f W t';: WhLI OrlIrÎr 4 L6 N 2Mb,ý,'