WFITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1980, PAGE 7 Brkin HORTICULTURAL MEETING The Brooklin Iforticultural Society invites al plant en- thusiasts to its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday, February 27, at 8:00 p.m. in the Brooklin United Church. Ken Brown will be conducting a seed planting workshop to launch our Beautify Brooklin project. Corne prepared to 50w for summer and shed the February doldrums. DANCE-A-THON FOR C.F. The Brooklîn and District Kinette Club is holding its annual dance-a-thon with the proceeds going to cystic fibrosis. It will be heid on Saturday, March 8 flot March 3 - apologies for the printing error- from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. - 16 hours. Music will be provided by Kawartha D.J. Services and will be held at the Brooklin Community Centre. Lunch, supper and snacks will be provided by the Kinette Club. Many prizes will be awarded which include $50, $25, and $15 cash prizes for the most money turned in by the required date. Anyone wishing to enter, please cail Brenda at 655-4739 for sponsor sheets. It promises to be a fun time for ail. Caîl as soon as you can. This is on a first corne, first serve basis. Board to b e di*ssolved The town's operations committee will recommend to council that the Whitby Museum board of management be dissolved. The board was originally appointed at the request of the Whitby Historical Society in 1976 to help them obtain grants to run the Lynde House Museum. Since then, the society has taken over most of the board's functions and ac- cording to a staff report keeping it would be of "no particular advantage" to the town. Toastmistress judge contes t By Carol Davis Recently the president of the Whitby Toastmistress Club, Jeanette Etter presided over an elementary school speech contest held at St. John the Evangelist School in Whitby. She remarked afterwards that it was encouraging to see young people make an at- ternpt at public speaking. The experience wiIl go a long way toward helping them in later life. another member, second vice-president Lilian North wilI be a judge at the Speech Contest sponsored by the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 112 to be held Sun- day, March 2nd. The Whitby Club is delighted to iend their assistance to these events, and would be willing to con- sider other similar assign- ments. Anyone requiring their services can contact Lilian North 668-7479 or Jeanette Etter 668-3478. BROOKLIN CATHOLICS This is an informai survey for St. Leo's to find out the num- ber of people who would be interested in the following: a) Sunday Mass being held at St. Leo's School. b) Your kindergarten age children (5 years by Dec. 31, 1980) attending class at St. Leo's School in September 1980. If you are initerested in either or both of the above situations jtaking place, please caîl Susan Smith at 655-3932. Remember it can't happen without your support. 'The MYRTLE UNITED CHURCH "TeAmazing Country Performers" from the Janetville- Yelverton area present "Variety for 1980" in the Myrtle United Church on Sa turday, March 8Bat 7:30 p.m. This is a family show featuring several comedy plays. Scot- tish dancing, and musical selections. Tickets rnay be obtained from any member of the Myrtie United Church or at the door: Aduits $2.00 Children $1 .00. For more information, please cali 655-4284. ASHBURN COMMUNITY DANCE On Saturday, March 8 at 8 p.m. the Ashburn Community will hold a dance at Thunderbird. There wili be a bar, dise jockey, buf fet and prizes. Tickets are $1250 per couple for those 19 years old and over. To obtain tickets please caîl one of the following numbers: Dianne Michael 655-4604; Susan Rigby at 655-8084; Nina Cam- pbell at 655-4922; or Barb Porter at 655-4652. Proceeds will go to the Ashburn Community Park. HIJNTER'S SAFETY COURSE A Hunter's Safety Course will be held in Brooklin on March 10 and 11. You must register and pay a fee of $15.00 prior to taking the course. For further information contact Carl Sedore at 655-3250. PAPER DRIVE The monthly Boy Scout Paper Drive occurs Saturday, Mar- eh 8at 9a.m. Ail newspapers must be tied two ways and left at curbside before 9 a.m., Saturday morning. Newsprint only can be ac- cepted. No magazines or glossies, please. Ashburn residents may leave their newspapers at the Ash- burn Community Centre prior to the drive. if you require further information, please caîl Alex McCloud a t 655-3602. BROOKLIN SPRING FAIR BOARD If anyone requires forms to exhibit at this year's Spring Fair Gr any information concerning the fair please caîl Eileen Crawford at 655-427. 1Remember the dates for the fair are Thursday, May 29 - Friday, May 30 - Saturday, May 31 - Sunday, June 1. Miss Brooklin Pageant - Once again the Brooklin & District Kinette Club will be hosting the Miss Brooklin Pageant for the Brooklin Spring Fair. Contestants must be 16-19 years of age (by Dec, 31,1980) and must reside in the Town of Whitby (Ashburn, Brooklin, Myrtie or Whitby). Any girls interested in entering or obt.aining more details concerning the pageant, please caîl Susan Smit.h at 655-393. UNITED CHURCH WOMEN The ladies of the Brooklin United Church would be happy to have any local women join with them for worship, bible study and to learn of other countries. There is also good fellowship and numerous social activities occuring during the year. There are several units, most of which meet the first Tuesday of the month except one which meets the first Thur- sday afternoon, monthly. The general United Church Women's group meet the second Monday of the month and is comprised of a representation of members from ail units. We would welcome you to any or ail of these meeting and trust that in Christ's service you would find fulfilîment for yourself. For further information cail 655-4466 or 655-3278. Susan Smith 655-3932 Brown's Foodniaster (before noon Saturday) z7ný SPECIAL!I NUS & HERS PERMS ½/ PRICE Mondays OnItY BLAIR PARK PLAZA WHITBY, ONTARIO CH ILDREN' S HAIRCUTS 1/2 PRICE Mondays Oniy 668-5441 EVERYONE WELCOME SUMP PUMP Column model. Metal construc- tion. 1/3 hp. 1 1/ " discharge. With floats. f rom $44050J LESS 10% Month of March Nothing is quit. 50 aflflyiflg as to have sommoe go right on talking when you are intemirpt4i Mu * c e t r MITCHELL BROTHIERS Building Supplies Lfd. Brooklin 655-4991 25%-m50% OFF EVERYTHUNG LEATHER VALUES FOR MEN & WOMEN ITEUE'S LEATHER FASHIONS 43 Simcoe St. N. Oshawa 579-8686 *Repaîr.s *Fur Accessories *Alterations *Coats Cleaned ANNUAL MEETING Family and Children's - Services (Operated by the Chi ldren's Aid Society of the Durham Reg ion> THURSDAY, MARCH 6,1980 8:00 p.m. St. Bernadettê's Parish Hall, 21 Bayly St at Harwood (Harwood Entrance> AJAX, Ontario. GUEST SPEAKER The Most Reverend Robert B. Clune, Aux llIary Blshop of Toron to. Nominations of members to stand for election to the Board of Directors must be made by members of the Society in writing and must be in the hands of the Secretary of the Board (P.0O* Box 321, Oshawa) seven days before the Annual Meeting. REFRESHMENTS m j air.4tvîinq