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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPP1974_12_19LANSING TEXACO v' i n 124 Hour owin Highway 2 & Sheppard E. 282-1186 104 per copy Published by Watson Publishing Company Ltd Every Thursday Second Class mail reg- istration number 1645. $4 per yr. by mail The Nautilus ARTS & CRAFTS 6313 Kingston Rd.Hwy. Jewellery Making & Craft Supplies Open Every Evening 2134-1171 Vol. 24 No. 51 Pickering, Ontario Thurs. Dec. 19th, 1974 PICKERING L jpp formerly The BAY Weekly REPORTER Town Still Opposes Gravel Pit The Town of Pickering this week re -affirmed its previous strong opposition to I he operation of a gravel pit on Concession 9. Mr. E. R. Schultz has a Gravel Pit Application for a piece of property on this Concession. Councillor Jack Anderson told Council that the Town of Uxbridge is also opposed to the operation.of this Pit, and has passed a resolution in Council to this effect. 2 Claremont Phones Free To -Pinckerin It's no longer "long distance" for telephone calls between Ajax -Pickering and Claremont. Beginning at two p.m. Dec. .14, Bell Canada expanded Ajax-Pickering's local two- way calling region to include Lions Club_ Helps fire Victims' A tragic fire in a Claremont home last Friday claimed the lives of the two young sons of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor. The parents were taken to the Ajax/Pickering Hospital for treatment of burns and shock. Pickering Mayor, George V.he, told Council this week -hat many organizations, n i particularly the "aremont Lions Club.. have . r doing all they can to E, it least financially. his respect. Council ,::!vd the Panther Booster :i, r he free use of the Don ,v!- Arena on Friday ­ct,inber 20th. The profits the evening, together h the profits from the A) Draw will go to the a). lar family. Iranian PM Visits Pickering Amir Abbas Hoveyda, Prime Minister of Iran, visited the "ickenng Nuclear Station last week and looked over ,'anada's atomic facilities. Both countries are having discussions about trade, especially as the balance is heavily ,n favour of Iran in this oil -shortage. Pickering Mayor George Ashe was on hand (right) to greet the Iranian PM. An Iranian newswoman who hails from Canada, told The POST that Canada was missing the boat with Iran. She said west Germany. Japan and France have all signed trade pacts with Iran in a short time. Canada has been talking for months but hasn't signed a trade pact yet. Photos - Bob Watson t . 4:320 Kingston ltd ,µea ..t I.,��,•,,,,• •4 -4721 . PII �'t SUBURBAN GLASS AND MIRROR ALCMINtAl STORMS & SCRF:F NS RF:PAIRED 42111 Kingston Rd. 294-1711 2S 1-91i117 11rs. N1 on. - Sat. 8-6 p.m. MIDAS on MARKHAM • F;xhaust • Shocks • Custom Bending stows 762 MARKHAM RD. N. of Lawrence 438-4400 9!?49T* Call 2M4-0552 For Fast Home Service Morningside Shopping Centre West Hill BETTER SERVICE LOWEST PRICES I Paint& Wallpaper 4520 Kingston Rd. (At Morningside) 282-8602 West Hill Claremont. This means that Ajax -Pickering telephone users can call Claremont without having to pay long distance charges- and the other way round of course. The new extended area service affects some 6,472 Ajax -Pickering and some 767 Claremont subscribers who can make loca 1 calls to one another and with no change in their basic At present Bell is con- ducting a survey among its Ajax -Pickering subscribers to find out if they like the idea of enlarging their local, two-way calling area even further. "If our subscribers vote in favor of the proposal we would expand the Ajax- pickering local two-way region to include Toronto, Agincourt, Scarborough, Nest Hill, Willowdale-Don Mills, New Toronto - Islington and Weston," said Marline Veater, Bell's Commerical Manager, Oshawa. "If approved this would take place late in 1976. "This would put Ajax - Pickering telephone users within local -calling range of ana additional 2,700.000 telephones. It would mean their basic monthly telephone rate would go up, according to Canadian Transport Commission regulation," Mrs. Veater explained. "It's up to our subscribers todecide for themselvws. We have mailed out to them the cards which give them the opportunity to say whether or not they are in favor of our porposal for greatly ex- panding their local two-way calling area. "By the way. I'd like to emphasise how important it is for them to fill in their cards and return them to us with their vote." Win A Trip To Montego Bay! It's easy to enter - just fill in the entry form on Page 2 inside. NOTICE The next issue of The POST will be on Mon. Dec. 2:Ird., due to the Christmas holiday. Deadline for news and advertisements is Fri. Dec. *111th. at 12 neon. There will be no issue of The POST between Dec. 30th. and Jan.4th. The first issue in 1975 will be im Thurs. Jan. 9th. AUSTIN Tit i Dd" SdW 8y i 01_ —10 * W-07 Zaffi HO Page 2 THE POST Thurs. Dec. 19th, 1974 PICKERING POST Published every Thargday by WATSON PUBLISHING CO. LTD. Postal Address - Box 111, Agincourt. Ont. FubUsher - R.M. Watson TELEPHONE 284-1767 Taxi BY—Law Passes Council With one small addition and one deletion the Pickering Taxicab By -Law finally passed Council this week. Added was a paragraph stating that all taxi owners and drivers would receive, and have to sign for, a copy of the new By -Law. Deleted was a section stating that taxi owners would have to personally operate their vehicles a minimum of 20 hours per week averaged Priest Makes It look Easy. Call '01 P1 And Talk To Us About Training Your Pet i MEADOWVALE ROAD 261-4113 When Is A Township A Town Councillor Ken Spratley noted in Pickering Council this week that although the Town of Pickering has of- ficially been in existence for almost one year, its library is still listed in the telephone book as the "Township of Pickering Library." i over any two month period. This section was debated at lenght at a Saturday, December 7th, meeting of 3 Council. The main reason for its inclusion in the By -Law, according to Councillor Don Kitchen, had been to en- courage people applying for licences to make the taxi industry their main business, and not a side business. At one stage during the previous debate, it had even been suggested that the number of hours should be 48. Mayor George Ashe commented that so many Councillors were apparently havi ng a change of heart about this matter that he found it hard to believe that they had all been at the same meeting on December 7th. He said that, at that time, he had had to be convinced about the inclusion of the 20 hours section. Having been convince. he was not now prepared to change his mind. Councillor Ken Matheson. moving the successful deletion, said that it was unfair to rule -that a person who has a business has to work 3D hours per week in it, and is not allowed to hire someone to run it for him." 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Sale Price $10.99 THE SUNSHINE FAMILY A happy, young family whose ap- pearance and lifestyle are as con- temporary as to -day. Set contains Steve, Stephie and baby Sweets. Sale Price $6.88 � ; .•V 1,1 lom you t0 COi'Ile with lis I AIR CANADA �t Mail or bring your entry form to: I THE NEWS. 4246 Sheppard Ave. E.. Agineourt.Ont. MIS 3B4 � SUNSHINE FAMILY HOME Designed for the Sunshine Family —house includes table, highchair, rocker, straight chair, cradle and trunk. An Idea Book offers sug- gestions for making a picket fence, braided rug, sofa and many more projects. Sale Price $10.99 JACK -IN -THE -MUSIC BOX Just turn the crank for happy music and up pops one of your child's favourite characters. Sale Price $3.99 i•. Jct-_��:c�� I I �a.�l•�. ; 1 Rol I Chri-ttmnA 1 J � A ' , WRAP ,•VAL• 9 7 UE //� • 0 • Y. � 4 MEL • ' 1 1 1 ' t r I �ft 7 Earth Born Nice n Easy SHAMPOO • • OZ. 39 12.3 - / • • } 159, _-- 1P"� N'1 ^�fb'� r..�►..r ;�., �'x.'.'�4�.Q' i ��' e � f: ..F r,o-•. - Page 4 THE POST Ttrtrra. Dec. 19th, 1974 t ground Bay Ridges yr by Pat Lloyd GAY LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE Elaine Whitson, Rose Fitzgerald, Gail Benson, Nann Barr, 'Well this week was the Turkey Roll and everyone seemed to Suzanne Sekulich. enjoy themselves It was nice to see Shirley Devlin out of Congratulations to all winners. Prizes will be distributed .hospital and back bowling. next week. And out Hi Lo Doubles Tournament begins in the TURKEY WINNERS WERE: Joan Wylie, Leni Lambert, -New Year. ` Marg Ritter, Shirley Devlin, Ada Waterfall, Marlene SCOUT JAMBOREE .Higgins, Carol Beatty, Rose Nunney, Rose Paliwada, Yvonne 2 Boys from the 1st Bay • Ridges Group were selected to Ervin, Anita Battaglia, Irene Shields. attend The Boy Scout Jamboree which will be held in Norway ,CAKE WINNERS: June Copley, Rosalie Johnson, Antoinette in July of 1975. They are Bill Giroux and Gary Usher. The ; Y —Shannon, Shannon, Giner Dick, Marion Pye, Vi Archibald, Jean both must be quite thrilled about this. The Group Committee -Maynard Pat Langman, Bea Taylor, Bea Wilson, Georgette will be holding several Fund raising events in the near future `_`.;McCoy, Pat Lloyd. to help the boysattend. Although it is kind of far away one of !NL7 WINNERS: .Jean Blake, Lou Hillis, Carol Free, the events will be a Dance at Sheridan Mall on March 8th -,Lloyanne Shields, Elsie Rowell, Linda Riding, Mary Roth, 1975. We wish them every success. As $2,000.00 is needed. HAPPY BIRTHDAYS wishes go this week to Jack Dobbin of R'hites Rd An What of Gl dald Save on 7 Sweaters -Knitwear J You •e. N1 Your Come To Where The K � r � Vlwyrr •w. in 01 1�6"mod so" NA&s a#1 et SubstOntW save 9s for the budgconscious CMisUnas shopper in the mill run store, lo- cated in our knitwear factory. Look for the sips rt 20 RESEARCH RD. HOURS 11-5 Monday to Friday 10-4 Saturdays to Christmas (AftorXmas 10-21 ne en en e R . GET WELL wishes go to Nellie Baxter whom 1 hear is back in Rosebank Nursing Home. Hope everything is going well Nellie and that you as well as everyone else in the nursing home have a nice Christmas. .Thanks The Kinsmen Club of Bay Ridges wishes to thank all the merchants, youth and service groups and in- dividual entrants who participated in the annual Santa Claus Parade held on Sat. Nov. 30. Many hours of hard work must have been spent on the construction of the floats and these people are to be complimented on their outstanding efforts. The Grand Prize Float this year was won by Sears Real Estate and the first prize float was awarded to meals an 'Alwels. The second prize float went to the Pickering Township Minor Hockey League with the Youth Award going to Frenchman Bay Public School. The local attachment of the Durham Regional Police and the O.PP.P. received praise for their excellent co- operation in traffic control. This was the largest Santa Clause Parade organized by the Kinsmen Club and the length exceeded one and one half miles. In addition to the Sheridan Mall :Merchants Association, thanks go also to Nel's Sunoco Service. Bayly St.: Royal Bank of Canada, Kronsno Blvd.: Manville Steel Services: Dillingham Road and Royal Auto Body of Alliance Road for their generous support. Entertain Senior Citizens The Kinsmen Club of Bay recognition of all the good Ridges entertained the these people have done for Senior Citizens of Pickering Canada. at the Sheridan Mall, High- way R2, Pickering, on Sun. Dec. 15th. Nearly 300 Senior Citizens SUITES sat down to a home cooked lurkey dinner with all the trimmings at no expense whatsoever to themselves. This special day was r. REALL� catered by the Kinsmen and Kinettes of Bay Ridges in Christmas Carols LCRS The Pickering Travelling Choristers will be singing a LOIN,UR Christmas Carols in the Council Chambers of the Pickering Municipal Building next Monday evening, December 23rd, at 1:30 p.m. The evening promises to be WOODBINE a delightful changes from the usual Monday evening 694 1121 30 Council Meeting. STOMACH PROBLEMS? Tired of bland diets, anti -spasmodics. and nauseous antacids' Ask your local pharmacist about EXU L, the famous Danish formulation. SANDS PHARMACEUTICALS Div. of Jerram Pharmaceuticals Ltd. Toronto PHONE M-3.551 NF Herc, Shown Here Winning Top Honours In The Working Group At Bradford, Was Groomed --And Conditioned At 0444tzt P104 When You Want Your Come To Where The Pet Groomed Winners Go. . P&I MEADOWVALE ROAD 261-4113 20cyo 0 WINE KITS A Great Gift 20% Off M & A Winemaking Kits and our superb imported European grape concentrates when bought at the same time. Add the yeast of your choice and a very small bit of sugar and you have all you need to make great wine. M & A will show how easy it is. SALE ENDS DEC. 24th. Chargex and Master Charge accepted. M & A Winemaker Scarborough Town Centre 438-5021 Sheridan Mall. Pickering - 839-1047 West Shore News by Diane Matheson WEST SHORE SOCCER 300 CLUB Following is a list of 300 Club winners for the past 12 weeks. 28th Sept. V. Dezloux Ticket No. 245; 4th Oct. M. Hill #296; lith Oct. S. Petherick #70; 18th Oct. G. Martin #33; 25th Oct. I Hall #201; pst Nov. M. Bath #153; 8th Nov. G. Oultram #101; 15th Nov. I. Taggert #219;22nd Nov. N. Strong #134; 29th Nov. r' L. Hodgson #229; 6th Dec. R. MacGregor #138; 13th Dec. J. ,'Chomica #149. PICKERING FIGURE SKATING CLUB The following youngsters from theClub recently took and passed tests for badges: Badge No. 1 - Deanna Williams, Gregg Way, Teresa Guardia, Lynn Snowdon, Michael Ragg, Indica Fauell. Andrew Willerding, M. Willerding, Took Whitely, Mark Naughton, Wayne Collschack, Joanne Bosley, Katherine Faulkner, Doug McDonald. Badge No. 2 - Lisa Frigault, Kim Moores, Matthre Jung, Caroline Van Rossell, Jennifer Sangster, Mark Naughton, Doug McDonald. Badge No. 3 - Ken Buckland, Leona Buckland. Badge No. 4 - Cheryl Hewitt, Tracey Ford, Lueg, Tarne Whiteley, Noreen Humpfield. Badge 8 MonicaJeanete Taylor, Michelle Ford, Badge 9.- Sonja Kuk, Karen Pawnell. Badge 10: Laurie Jane Spence, Nicole Taylor. Badge 11 - Kelly Gratton, Janet Kempton. Also congratulations to Michelle Smith who was recently tested on her First Figure at Scarborough and passed. ;=. WEST SHORE ASSOCIATION BOWLING LEAGUE Team Standings: Banana Splits 21 pts: Strikes and Misses 19; Knockers Up 19: Alley Cats 16; Masters 16; Streakers 14; Whirlwinds 12: Erwin's Urchins 12: Dunes Drunks 11; Ron's Rats 11: Sex Fiends 9: Hellcats 8. Women's High Averages - Mary Martin 194; June Miskell 182: Jackie Cumming 163; Iris Robinson 162; Hillary Burnett 162. Men's High Averages: John Breeze 206; Erwin Weny 206; Peter Miskell 205; John Jepson 202; :Norm Martin 199. Women's High Triple Flat - June Miskell 793; Women's High 'Triple with Handicap - June Miskell k907; Women's High Single Flat - Mary Martin 333; Women's High Single with Hdcp. June Miskell 368. Christmas With Senior Citizens... Turkey, first class en- tertainment, carding and Senior Citizens dancing entertained the Kinsmen Club of Bay Ridges on Sunday past. Of course the event was the Kinsmen - Senior Citizens Christmas Dinner and Dance. The Revellers, Phil Smith the Magician and the Ajax Ballroom Dancing Club entertained while the Kin - sawn. Kinettes and K•40's served 287 piping hot Turkey Dinners to members of the 5 area Senior Citizens Chubs. The head table guests in- cluded M.P.P. Bill Newman, Mayor George Ashe and Deputy Governor Kin Jack Pollard. The revelry started at 3 p.m. Sunday as buses and cars loaded with Seniors from the age of 60 to 92 arrived at Sheridan Mall. After much cornfusion at the coat -check. Al Ward and the Revellers led the carolling and in just a few minutes the mood for the day was set. Everyone was having fun and even some of the younger set (71 years Young ) decided that - yes, one can dance to card singing. For the next six hours the smiles that blossomed at 3 p.m. grew and grew as the Kinsmen realized that by giving so little to so few they personally understood the true meaning of Christmas - Tts more fun to give then to receive. As the doors to another successful Kinsem function Closed we reviewed how the Kinsmen had served our community in 1974. They gave our first Mayor his Chain of Office, they in-ganized our Winter Car- nival, they donated t2,OOO.00 in our name to fight Cystic Fibrosis, they built a very unique playground for our kids. they rrganized our Santa Claus parade, and they entertained our Senior Citizens. As we near 75 we wonder will the Kinsmen continue to "Serve Our Greatest Needs" - Sure they ,.ill Men's High Triple Flat - Lional Kippen 739 Men's High Triple with Hdcp. - Gord McKenzie 838; Men's High Single Flat John Jepson 313; Men's High Single with Hdcp - Bruce Randall 346. Winners of the glasses for the best High Triple games this week were Mary Martin with 720 and Wayne Hassall with 756. Good games from last week: Laurie Cahill: Triple 713; Mary Martin: Triple 720; Peter Miskell: Triple 726; Single 287; Marg Dunbar: Triple 706; Single 286; Ray Morrison: Triple 748; Wayne Hassall: Triple 756, Single 285; Bruce Randall: Triple 716; Kay McKenzie: Triple 709; Peter Macrail: Triple 706; Jerry Oikle: Triple 740, Single 299; Erwin Weny: Triple 678; Kenn Mudd: Triple 675; Doug Wattam: Triple 679, Single 286; Jean Smart: Triple 676' George Tierney: Triple 687, Single 289; Norm Martin: Triple 684. Student Wins WLU Award Many students who entered Wilfrid Laurier University this fall received scholarhsips at the University's annual awards night held recently. Michael Ramsey of Pickering was one of the recipients of the 62 Faculty - Board Scholarships awarded to students entering WLU after receiving an 80% average or better in Garde 13. The scholarships carry an annual value of $400. Lamb Moving & STORAGE D-MmdOsS LOYAL , LONG OsfTAWE OtntYiEAS . 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Tickets available at EATON'S ATTRACTION OFFICES, SAM THE RECORD :PIAN, INTERNATIONAL CE`7RE. • CENTRE 6900 Airport Rd. Mississauga INFORMATION: 1E9-2191 or 677-6131 • _L' ice~ ��• 7•l./r -fit :� +y���jj.�'- -Sw��-• - ��,. •r+' � • Ott• -- OUNTRY STOREi, Nit 4. L . 7.. Y LJ ( 1 a"7'• %t % the Largest Selection q; Call at Gracie's Country Store o t where shopping for traditional gifts to make 1 : 1 �''�r', this Christmas truly memorable is a delight J IN C ANA l A ...in the I on sale wow at Gracie's MARKET COURT, SCARBOROUGH TOWN CENTRE. Open evenings of course. Phone 438-9233 ri °•=; ' -� ... .........:,-..•.. '�'�•'hr�a ,a�.j%=Lt; (�:i'i' Ya. h'' d `''•. _r:::,�.c••'.. c',�+-1. .a.t Ti,,.Lr-::.'e`'�_ �f� " r'.itF�.•••. `T1 • ��� .r ,_ f-.:� -(•, �: t=� .a• Page 6 THE POST Thurs. Dec. 19th, 1974 The Top Chefs by Sheila White The buffet at Embers Banquet Hall was fit for a king. And it really had to be. in order to please the top chefs in the business who met last Tuesdav for their annual awards presen- tations. The Escoffier Chub, a group ofthe finest chefs in Toronto and Ontario, honoured outstanding achievers in the culinary field. apprentices of the year and most im- portant. Chef of the Year. Club Secretary Bo Stevens said that the Escoffier Club is trying to change its image from a 'social dub' to an association. "We would like to be recognized and have a say in government." he remarked. The club is partly sponsored by Manpower which supplies funds for the training of aspiring chefs. To qualify for Escoffier membership, one must have passed the three year ap- prenticeship, work for a recognized dining establish- ment and hold this position in good standing. There are three waren members out of the total 500. Long linen clothed tables were decked with all sorts of taste treats which Mr. Stevens referred to as 'just snacks'. Among the many delicacies to be had were a variety of hors d'oeuvres, flaky sausage rolls. honey and garlic spareribs. tcooked to perfection,) breaded shrimps and scallops and tender fried chicken wings. After this lovely taste ex- perience at candlelit tables. the presentations were made. From a long list of superb chefs. a small committee Where Are They Now? The eleven young chefs who recently received their certificates from the Escoffier club are all doing well at their prospective jobs. Here is where they are presently employed. Danny Lee is a Chef -de Cuisine at Fernando's Rest. Stephen Wallace also holds a Chef -de Cuisine position at the Georgian Inn. Paul King is working in Peterboro at the Holiday inn. He too, is a Chef -de Cuisine. Shu-Tak- Tam. known by his friends as Danny, is the Chef-de-Partie at the Airport Hilton Hotel. Terry Worsell had decided to continue his studies and is taking a Hotel Ad- ministration course at George Brown College. Thomas Cassar is a Sous Chef at Islington. Bruce Sparkes and Leonard Elichudt work together at 3 Small Rooms. Bruce is the Chef -de Partie and Leonard is the Sous Chef. Gregory La Gamba works at the Con- stellation Hotel as a junior Sous Chef. Michael Maloney is at the Toronto Cricket Club and holds the position of Chefde-Partie. Michael McFadden is employed by the Walker House Hotel. also Chef-de- Partie. was faced with the task of selecting seven outstanding achievers and from them• I he Top Chef of 74. The winners were determined on the basis of education (other than formal Chef training). attitude and how well they wait with apprentices and colleagues and also their p a r t i c i p a t i o n i n organizations such as the Another reader, Mrs..Joyce Fu ins has kindly shared her Christ mas cake reel pe Kith us tike has been using these two, dark and light fruit cake for the past %ears and they have deiighted her family and friends. Please let us have your favorite recipes for the new year. E:.specially on dishes from other parts of the world. Thanks Joyce. DARK FRUIT CAKE —are you will be proud to serve." tri cup ohnowre 4% cope rakine 1 cop chopper, wilxd pool Ui cop chopped chew pool 9i cop gtlece or wett.`wiwed core sitbiwe clierrbs, eNcor tl it"a Rome NOW "Pro-stwd" AN pwpose flow 1% fowapoows b"i" powder % t000peoo baking eoro veli bospoow sok .illi cop skerrewiog or Dower 2 9abl oopeowe Donor !i cop br*wo eager, tsrw>hr pocked 2- 11 0 pwwierer eager I% rowopwowe ...iN. *A 1wMow ohneed oxMeer 3 egg. Sri cop pbe 2 MkMepeewe wove IN" % cop w�elwseee GREASE .......and line 2 medium (6'x 6'x 3%) Christmas Cake tins or 1 large tin (E' x g' x 3%) with 2 layers brown pager or 3 layers heavy, waxed paper; grease again. BLANCH ....... and halve the almonds; then toast in moderate oven until light brown. MEASURE..... fruit and add 1/4 cup flour. Mix and separate fruit so each piece is coated with (tour. Set aside. MEASURE... ..remaining 21/4 cups flour without sifting onto piece of waxed paper; add baking powder, soda and sak and stir together thoroughly to blend. CREAM ........ shortening and butter until fluffy; gradually add sugars mixing until creamy. Blend in flavourings. ADD ........... dry ingredients gradually, mixing untilwell blended. Add fruit and almonds. Mix well. BEAT. .........eggs and add grape juice and molasses; mix together well, then add to flour and fruit mixture. Mix until bknded. TURN CYTO ... prepared cake tins, filling % frill and spreading batter evenly. BASE.......... in oven preheated to 275'F. (slow); 3 houft for medium cakes or 4 hours for large cake, or until cake tester inserted in center comes out clean. ALLOW........ to stand in tin 5 minutes, then turn out on win: rack to cool. Note: Allow this cake to ripen for at least 3 weeks before using. LIGHT FRUIT CAKE % lb. alwre mils iS lb. (about I% cups) oeedhss raisins % lb. mixed pool or glazerfrun *A cep glace or welLJrwinod ineresehiwe cherries, sliced 2% cups Renin Hood "pro-51/1or^ All Purpose Fleur 1 tonspeew baking powder K taaspoew sett 1 cop batter or sbaMwing 13ft amps sugar 1 leaspeon vanilla 1 teaspoon almond extract 1 teaspoon paled lewmm rind lei tablespoons %man juice 4 eggs World Food Congress. Receiving plaques and certificates for high achievement were: Tony Marsten, Instructor at Guelph University, Bernie Meier, chef instructor, Karl Gehriger of Niagara Falls, Marcel Didier, head chef of the Royal York Hotel, John Schmid, Eaton's Food Services. Herbert Sanzoni, Windsor Arms, and Alphons Konrad. (para inn. The winner of the Chef of the Year Award was Marcel Didier. Anyone who has eaten at the Roval York dining room will understand GREASE ..... mod line cake tins (I medium-size, 6' x 6' x W. and 1 small size, 4' x 4' x 3', standard Christmas cake tins) with 3 layers of heavy waxed paper or 2 layers brown paper. Grease again. Deep loaf tins or clean ooQoe tins may be used; fill % bull. BLANCH ..... and halve the almonds; then toast in moderate oven. Combine in large bowl with raisins, ped and sliced cherries. MEASURE... 1/2 cup flour without sifting and add to fruit. Mix and separate fruit so each piece is coated with flour. MEASURE... remaining 2 cups Plow without sifting into bowl; add baking powder and salt and stir thoroughly to blend. CREAM ...... butter until fluffy; gradually add sugar, mixing unW creamy. Add flavourings and then the eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. MIX IN ...... dry ingredients until well combined. BLEND IN.... fruit and nuts. TURN........ into prepared cake tins, filling 2A full and spreading batter evenly. SAKE ........ in slow oven (275°17) 2 hours for medium cake and 1% hours for small cake. Allow to stand in tin 5 minutes. Turn out on wire rack and cool thoroughly before storing. (If tins of another size are used test after lyi hours by inserting toothpick in center. Toothpick should come out clean when cake is done.) why, Mr. Didier could possibly represent Canada at the international Chef's Com- petition in 1976, held once every four years. Selection of the Canadian team will begin soon. Two years ago, in Munich. Canada's team of gourmet cooks placed fourth hest in the world: an ex- cellent showing for a country which has cantered only twice. Apprentice chefs are a necessary part (if the Escoffier Club. Without them, the art of superb cuisine would eventually be lost. Certificates were presented to top apprentices Daniel Lee, Stephen Wallace, Paul King, Shu- Tak-Tam, Terry Vorsell. Thomas ('assay, Bruce Sparkes. Leonard Elichuk, Gregory La Gamba, Michael Maloney and Michael Mc- Fadden. Landing the Escoffier Club Award as top basic ap- prent ice was Eckhardt Reitz from Niagara Falls. The son of a chef. Mr. Reitz is following a family tradition. Ile was trained by Fred Reindl at the Hyatt Regency. JUVENILE & TYKES Sat and Sun. Dec. 14 & 15/74 JUVENILE Team o2 6 - Matts Place 4 11. Omelon 2, B. Mckay 1, M. McRay 1, D. McKay 1, M. McCarthy 1; S. Shaw 1, B. Welsh 1, B. Higgens 1, J. Carter 1. TYKES Bay Dukes 3 - Bay Ridges Kinsmen 1 K. Dupont 2, G. Beer; S. Rusty - assisted by D. Hill. DEennis & Sales 3 - Vari-Sign Sales 1 1). Culetta, A. Butt 2; K. Cameron 1 Plummer Realtor 5 - Bay Sports 2 S. Cruichank 4, J. Meulenster 1; M. Meyer assisted by P. Brittain. NOVICE West Bay Sales 9 - Bary Ridges Florist 2 B. Horton, P. Browne 4, B. Hercom 4; S. Tarpy assisted by K. Stevens. Nels Sunoco 3 - Maher Shoes 3 111. Sakeris 1, R. Broomhour 2; D. Morrison, T. Kudla, R. Schuch. P.M.A. 3 - Greanada Rest I It. Dobois , R . Williams, R. West; J. Wallace assisted by F. Drasnin and Glen :Moore SDT Services 3 - Ajax T.V. 2 161. King, J. Oickle. J. Beach; R. Gale , .B. Waites. C. & G. Steelers 6 - McCartneys Sports 4 b1. Jean 3, M. Hengst 3; LeRoy ST. Peter 2, B. Westbrook 2 PEE WEE Carpet Coral 1 - Thunderbird Golf Club 0 B. Morrison, K. Hockey. Byron Pools 4 - K & T Tigers 1 K. Donnell 2, S. Thoss 2; C. O'Brian assisted by Mike Peters Fire Fighters 1 - Pickering Golf Club 0 S. Kinniburg. s/o P. Edwards Sears Real Estate 3 - K Mart Jets 2 1). Thompson , D. Kemp, R. Kruger; S. Kettick, L. Mackie J & G Haulage 5 - Pickering Lions 1 1). Brenholm 2, F. Cowell, W. Court, J. Ho}stop; Bendle assisted by Budd Dickson Printing 8 - McGoos 4 P. Matson 2, M. Petereit , R. Dobbin 2, B. Williams, W. Stephen, J. Vannlar; C. Dennis. M. Rangae, P. Hambinge, F. Arruda. P.E.S. 4 - John Manville 1 J. Littlemore, M. Currie, R. Ringey, R. Quinn; G. Higgins assisted by J. Mcelroy. P.M.A. Realty 2 - Case Real Estate 0 G. Daubeny, J. Noblw. s/o D. '.Marchant. Omar Electric 9 - Franks Pro Shop 0 D. Omclon 6, J. Strachan 2, A. Duncan, s/o P- Tsagris. MIIX;E'T Country Gate Kennels - W. Rouge Sunoco 4 R. Woods. D. McIntyre, %I Savage, G. Garden-. H. Marshall, L. Griffiths 2, P. Tarpey Fire Fighters 6 - Joe% Fsso 5 W. MacD oinld 3. G. Shaw 2. F. Iienne: B. Mackey. D. An- drews 3, B. Cane. Alma Tours 4 - Fast Woodlands :1 Art Registration The Village Arts & Crafts members on Jan. 6 and A ,A ill hold registration for new from ; to 9:30 p.m. The Ioxatuxi is Kingston Road and Notion Read The Village Arts & Crafts. There will be lesson, in Pottery. Weaving. Hooking, tat ik, Macrame, and man• other arts C craft: asr:w. Zia. A Lisa's Imports Little Europe Of West Hill 155IsIorningside A% e. Coronation Plaza PHONE 282-3890 - Hours - Mon., Tues.. Wed., Sat. 10 a.m. -6p.m. Thurs. & Fri. t0 a.m.-9 p.m. Imports of CRYSTAL, DRESDEN CHINA, MARBLE. CRAFTED CANDLES. LIQUEUR SETS and ORNAMENTS Specializing in STEAKS RIBS SHISH -KEBOBS �w RESTAURANT and TAVERN Fully Licensed, Banquet Facilities LIVE ENTERTAINMENT THURS. Fill. & SAT. RESERVE: NOW, FOR THE GREATEST PARTY OF THE NI ALI, NEW YEAR'S EVE Full Course Dinner. Hats, Horns, Favors ;•1nd Don Wnod (hiartet 4470 KINGSTON RD. STOP 33 282-7856 Pickering Minor Hockey League Ni. Shearer, J. Hilton, D. Wedlake 2; J. Larin assisted by G. Banman Drasnins 6 - Sheridan Mall 4 K. Kendrick 2, C. Cassels, J. Monk, C. Taylor; D. McMillan, G. Kerr, J. Ransey 2. P.M.H.L. PEE WEE DIV. (Dec. 14 results) Pickering Golf 0 - Firefighters 1 One goal was enough to let the firemen pick up two points as their net man shutout the golfers who seemed to have trouble mounting any sort of an attack. Gaol scorer was #12 Kin- niburg assist to a9 Hewey. Bry-Ron 4 - K & T Tigers 1 K & T t ook a I goal lead and looked real strong all during the Ist period until 2 quick goals 30 seconds apart put them behind on the score board then two more quick goals in the 3rd salted the game away for Bry-Ron. Lone goal for the Tigers went to O'Brien from Peters. For Bry-Ron Donnel picked up 2 plus an assist. Thoss 2 and Ritchie l assist. Sears3-K—Mart 2 tThis was areal exciting game with action around both nets. A little bad luck at the three minute mark of the Ist period saw K—Mart rap one off the goal post. Goals for Sears Kruger, Kemp, Thompson, assists Kruger, Kemp. For K— Mart Hettick and Mackie Pound Lad 2 assists. PIPES \ CHRISTMAS 10*4:1 •ae •. /cr�o• ALL TRYPIS PIPES IMeersehelum Professional Pipe Repair Service PipesRIMM rillgi (All Makes) 2450 Lawrence E. 759-8740 Thurs. Dec. 19th, 1974 THE POST Page 7 J&G5- Lions ) In a real suprise upset J & G romped to a 5 goal lead before they came up with their Ione makrer, not to often will Kens team come up with a flat game but 1 guess they were due. J & Court, Cowell, Houston 1 each assists Mattson Petch Trenholm and Court. For the Lions Bendle from Budd. Carpet Corral 1 - Thunderbird 0 A real heartbreaker for the Thunderbird goalie B. McKenzie who played a super game only to see his team scramble in front of him at the 19:02 mark of the 3rd period and the puck came out from a lot of legs into the net. This was the most exciting of the five game and well worth staying behind to watch. Goal for C.C. 416 Morrison. FOOD • IURKET Hwy. Z Roup HWe XW 08W of Roup 13ridp SFECII& Fresh Grade "A" Limit 5 doz. per family Large Eggs Doz.79, From our own farms Red Potatoes '°x e� $1 a 95 Summit plus 50c deposit Ice Cream'�� �'"°`� �° `''°�%Z � 99C Fresh Chicken Breast Portions lb. 79, Rupert Perch Fillets I lb. pkq 69C A Christmas Special MANOR TWIST PROPYLON HARDTWIST BROADLOOM by 095 CELANM 41 ALL COLOURS Still Time For Christmas Installation) *Offer good from Dec. 3rd, to, Ask and including Boxing Day, Dec. About 26, 1974. Our Low Installation Pricesl NEED WE SAY MORE? -MARKHAM _ NEWMARKET 71h Concession Line- Ma inSt. -Just south BARRIE IoOyds. north of Hwy. 7 of Davis Drive The Baynwrt Plaza 297-2228 (Toronto) 898-1800 Just north of Bad Boy Non., Tues., Sat. 9-6 Across f rom Georgia n Ma 11 Wed.,728-0899 ed., Thurs.. Fri. 9-9:30 Mon., Tues., Sat. 9.6 "4Ued., :. Thurs., F rL 9-9:30 Page 8 THE POST Thurs. Dec -19th, 1974 Classified Ads Can Be Accepted Up rte 11 Noop Tuesdays WANT ADS CALL 291-2583 • In Pickering Call 284-1767 If you don't feel <L likeworktoday, call us tomorrow. VKMR 491-7575 or TEk4KM RWS 962-7077 You've always got a job with us. i FOR SALE HELP WANTED rgggH=LPWANTED HELP WANTED FLORISTS APARTMENTS FOR RENT I.- Now And Used j Sales -Rentals - Repairs } AddingMachines - Furniture R. W. Dee Co. Dtc of Agincourt Bs. Mach lAd 4218 Sheppard E. 291.3301 Looking For A Gift REAITIrL'L astuoas. catkin evade d de"nedfloralarrangement a small unusual Rifas 3to-xm DOG HOUSES FOR SALE Days 762-5oot Evenings 762-0506 SCtrrCH Pius Chnatmnt Tees, s2.7s to $439 14a Famch Ave. PaderviC between Yana Para a Lnssped CHRISTMAS TREES Cot your own H.BROWNELL Markham Pickering town line V2 wile N. of Highway 7, Near Green River . 294-0626 ARTICLES WANTED V ANTIM stamps Adult atarbeg SUMP calbctrag. W arltt or.0 accamo a mm or trout ewlbrtat...8owd cons". sc- tes: rLOST WHITE noir poodle t ver old. Bemaet Rd A Lawrence area 323135. CI -150o la aT' n ter am d Eglinton a Midbed a t,nndle A wrule Doer dog a muriths old and answm 1. the r.me Blake It .ten dere a-atl N. Alm THREE LITTLE FISHES Pmatc 1­tmi Fctr(%ddetn' NURSERY SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN DAY NURSERY I-mmited ' nt,•r ,: . n.ng, :able 293-6846 Invoice Typist I'm to 51 r Ib firm requires an arvate Typist, the fo0owirug grssldtCabe tt. :0ti %I[PETENT TYPING 1511 w p m mtnimanm u- •%141 LITY TO WORK WITH MINIMLM SLT'ER6TSIO!,i • Al'TITL'DE FOR FIGURES . i N EAR CANADIAN EKPERIENSCE. k you Mel t hit ora ntref odor need{ pMatr centart . Miss J. Fiore 445-5650 For An Interview ORDER ACCEPTANCE CLERK Burroughs has Irmedate openings for Grade 12 graduate to as- suage dental dubm in aaminbng Office. Appl ants must be skilled In number work pay dose attention to detail, and have good understanding of English. On the job tram- iiY provided in pleasant atmosphere. Please Call: MRS- ELLIS 445'4030 (EXT. 211 SCARBOROUGH OFFICE Requires Accounts Receivable Clerk Fambar wMh me-wrue system Accirery andability le reosae1, ..tier cant needwd grdafiowrs r wd bendus and working conditions. For appointment toll: 438-2180 CIEANIIVC lady +anted pert time for ,hopping centre thea 'Adis arra Hours a - m to 12 noun prefrrabh, wound cm,ider v a m to 12 ton Cal T'hur- .day or Friday W1 4MCi """•1111 BORED? Thermo i�ry Y— p - Ty stip tar ko ryc TT.t. U ties a ePby. we omen Free Lola Insurance Dithered Profit Sharing Fploww Unit" and Tro aitil ho nded T !- yYAJ V I LD r GARDENING " 8 SUPPLIES :a sEcuRlrr GUARDS $2.70 Per Nor 6 SECURITY GUARDS ._ ' CANADIAN I&SECer"ar 18 SECURITY GUARDS LANDSCAPING°:25°ParHor 495-1262 Pinkerton's IT INITD1ADA 245-3110 o a PrDgrCDS • "free Expert6 Appy in person, IS Tor wo St., 9th Fl= a i'runing, root feeding :r eoxsauroaansarwse r r rem ova 1. t/ SnowRemova 1 Residential or Industrial. DRESSMAKING EXPERT dressmaking, everything made to measure. an Pa required sz-asa 11 STENOGRAPHER for Bank In Don Mills Area Good Typing And Shorthand Essential 429-0523 Required AtOnc• A Full Time Experienced Cook - Supervisor For IM ted nurune Mme Apply to Dietician Rosebank Convalescent Home 534 Rodd Ave., Pickering. 284-1628 Town Of Pickering Pickering Recreation Dept. IMMEDIATELY TEMPORARY POOL LEADER Job specification Red (leas & Royal Ufmaving Society. instructors certification required Knowledge of serving pod operation. Wiling to work irregular hours. Maximum 1D hour week. Rale of pay $3.91 per hour. DEADLINE DECEMBER 20, MA. Apply :o Pickering Recreation Dept. 1710 Kingston Rd. Pickering Attention Mr. Stephen Reynolds For furlre W'Wrtnaunn pleasecall 839-5121 ext. 50 ROEBANK Convalescent .Dorello 0of Trergoa ,eq,es; or al- smthahifts. Free dial- H a v e n b ro o k =)r cap ss,lits*9 FLORIST 0 Needed Immediately Mature Housekeeping & Kitchen Staff In karate nursing haw. Fret dial a I to stn -ice a,aalable Apph, Rose bank Convalescent Home JIM Radd A,e . Pickering 294-1628 INFANT CARE REQUIRED We and a mature, ealisbls, e*4erkeacwd Person ke ease br oar whit er in ear know in like /udaruouu . aepard are. My to rndq lease s IS n 1 t$. U* awe P. WM to Pay Imp wags U of ripat person Rdereecvs all r**in . CALL 293-3326 112 CErrlufaST/Drse 'rygtt rehtanut i...i.ry for suss. == C� 7!� RECEPTIONIST CLERK TYPIST For manufacturing company in W illowdale. Duties include typing invoices, filing and some bookkeeping. 497-2107 AVON NEVER SOLD BEFORE, Don't worry. As an .ave Represstaiu a you as earn money to year sprit time And 1'9 show yenhow Cal: Mnt . J Cor neyworth. lea Sheldon Avenue. Vow market. Ontario, 40-7= Secretary $135+ .A progressive manufacturing company to Scarbornugh reeds a secretary with mcellem skills and oantgoeng per 11ty A wide ,army of responsibility' and ..pportwuty a. attend Call after 2 p.m. Liquid Paper Ltd. 438-6240 $800 per month to start Salary/ commission 2 neat people with car 789-7285 2619 Eglinton Ave.E. Knob Hill Plaza 266-2251 PAUL JENSEN FLOWERS 1811 Lawrence Ave. E. at Pharmacy 751-6185 BEAUTY SALON WISHING WELL BEAUTY LOUNGE & STAFF 110 Markham RAL 266-9333 Irma & Rose Towers ADULT & FAMILY BUILDINGS Off Don Mills Rd - North Of The 401 Schools, shopping plata a TTC witlaw 1 Bedroom From $193. 2 Bedroom From $202. 3 Bedroom From $272. itrldas hydra a>"' 3 Br. Townhouses From $315. Plus Utilities Igatns a nor weicrad, natal amm at IS Nmise reek Blvd Open Sat& Sun 11 a.m. To 6 p.m. 445-0150 RIVERBANK DEVELOPMENTS LTD. � HOME U IAAPRnVFAAT IT PETER FLICKS carpenter a Cabinetmaker 16eales, Ree Rseses. AddMWM. Fr- eio At roum etc. tree asNoasss. L.W. 439-7644 RESIDENTIAL, CDMMERCIAL a INDUSTRIAL (MIRING ELECTRIC HEATING 24 HR. SERVICE FREE ESTUMATES M 0911 493 -MB HEIDELBER6 PLUMBING Specializing In Residential Work. City Wide Service. Free Estimates. 445-9323 1 M:! . PAINTING 3 DECORATING J.E. O'Hearn & Son PAINTING & DECORATING 1 WALLPAPER -VINYL 425 - SCOTCH DECORATOR, guaranteed. paperhanging. painting. Gavin. Oft s inn MOVING PERSONAL 1. LIGHT MOVING nformation Agincour Ton Truck Low Rates A97-2500 293-1818 Yat Cammunily Information Service MOVING man with trucks, big or steal. Odd jobs, co tagea. Reasonable. Sill- gggggg� X� --' SPACE WANTED VAN SERVICE LAght delivery. Slaw moving lobs Call h Ton Pick U p before 11 ain. Would like to rent garage for 3 orionike. 491-0939 293-7994 Kingston Rd. & Warden Small .ante with apartment above astable be nUuL service. r dltnn, IM mo 781-7840 Canadian Tirelneo MTHL Dorset P ark Minor Atom AA Ba Younag Thzoea" ewtsesd tha�rd foaRM inn24 iesuryftover Dan wilis pprlyen, last Bury fool nttlew l$e n Prier Alin earned the abntant Tlr Flven tried everything an the bsok to get into this Ione o dug Me of an an =dug tie 'Treruen" jest day mg team, espteul Scott Paulette. Great KugrX, ant Robbie Kenn y. who. back- dacckrg was a sight to befwaw ane d cnerx thooe "Blue t-ine Policemen" Messrs Barry, Dempsey, .Allard and Lam who tom Jctpassed t and played Certainta great ream "tort by ale %,emen.. which wenta Way to prepare them for their next tame against the Stossissauga Reps which followed t.o days titer. to this game the Tiremen" aspected rro wast' it as the Rept had held them to a 2-2 to in their prev�os edasA. The game s of rte. with btU stirs MmAling Ind, but it was lie Dorset Parkbovs with a formdable white and black machine in thrl stored the 5 and dominated the ay. The Tiremen" sped ailed by Andrew McBain's great Hat trickwent on to win st61 with the othergnats scored by forwards Donny V and Paul Galeas ardten- ceman Daryn Barry. Mississauga were tis too. but emery lime they texnet�lang going all ag bnckcheckfng and the hard work of Cameron Campbell in goal t Cher with Peter Ken AAlla and Shown LA.6 the Defensive pain stopped them dead. Late in the game with the Donel Guys ding S0, Mississauga's Crey Milkovich put paid to Camemom'a Shutout when he fired in his teams only gal. But the 9lremen" came back with the icktg for tape cake with aaler gal to end the game. This yotaTteenam dce9 eagain,hggame olind showed that 'Teamwork' and all at effort when combined with Teamyysssprit lfy �"erY Nater' to•wtaich coach RReg Vuian would probably add Anon". 3^ L�ix A�� j i`r 7Wf'-C*' �•c.§.4 ,fp = A a G" �'+.... - > ... r . +z C ' c £' oT a Ll you.was a hg y was erected in 1551. You fashionable place in its must see the Changing of the coaching days. Royalty Guards outside Buckingham St. Paul's Cathedral, the largest church in the City of London, will be the scene of several fine musical events during the 1974 Festival of the City of London. The opening night concert will feature the London Philharmonic Or- chestra, conductor Daniel Barenboim, with soloist Itzhak Perlman and Pinchas Zukerman (violins). Thurs. Dec. 19th, 1974 THE POST Page 9 with Olga Graham will set' the farm . :!.... stn. and Rvgvr,l Park. -Ahich Ha, origi na lly part of Henry. V111's hunting forest- If you remember he was the guy that was constantly getting rid of his wives. This was made into a park by the Prince Regent and John Nash. From here the Zoo is only 15 minutes but you will have seen quite a lot. At nights in London 'A rot re. i. people are ,I:Aa\. 41tunk! out ...the poor as w ell as the rich. Everyone finds somewhere to go and have fun. Landon is the place for fun. A place to fit everyone's taste and pocket. You will wish that you had more time. But leo again...the English will take good care of you in the old fashioned way. 11 • tli r si li 0 1 tA dIs T,r ,ndgr be. thr bettor two worlds A sperul hobdav to v- --.he sathu and apkndor or !.radon and arae cr two woks of sun and and b the Meditrmneaa or the C�ttan Islands So vw can vghtsre ..aur wsv around !indica by day, and soak up her night lights. Thr. tela ,n a wanner workf �!�.r:. , ., . ar, rnlov a+ you pkat, at tM pace you :nowt Wh.: her vn.,., ch.— a I—. there -.eek hdda...au fila and last rrnrt 1..nd1 Y.w could spend up to seen nights in lotd.rt, ckprtdtnt Wr. � Ir you're to laradtrl, wr �r arranged ire you to suv x the !codon Metropok Hart It's lust north of Marble .1reh, w vou'm ,n the best spur to Bran your days saghraeong orad sboppant, and your naghts at l.00do."s famed tra.urants, themm and nightclubs - n a halt�d,.,I. ¢ and tun. hal to Start y—U <rwt ..a. 1a, _ testily gating to know pot as to ,nt.•f what Iam.lan has to . ufer .. u. Then you•rt an ,our way to <•netr 'second holklas:' Ytasr c/h�in, .d the Qualm Islands, Spain's Cora dc -I >..I. \lana. a or Tun—A And w hichever destination you clurrr. v wav ,n modem, comfortable hotels On the Island of Mairina, you'll discover the 1Nediferra.ean's (am" golden fu•x-fin amd entre) ma nightlife. Or you can tour through count -side filled with s'inryards and fruit groves. The old villages and bulli. g in Maloru tell of its le,- rah past, and blend with modem elinitrg ami rnfenairusrat farllities, in keep It ..it toda�L wav of life. I.. choose Spain\ Coma del Sol, vouN aw at Tarresnolmos, which boon a five -mile -long sandy shorn It's our of the %welieat resorts on Spainls ===X==. outlserta coast. amt with gatd reason. But there is still the old worts cunni of fishestnen'� Itotrea orad cobbled st . to be round. You can coloy a game of tennis or golf. t lit -ii trials. and let yourself be entertained in one of the many diseens vrea andrn ­i„la. Ql , ,n-"sy Tenrrifel warm weather and the soft sea hreeaes of the Canary Islan.k Its wtphi,w aged and elegant rmutarants, hotels and ersntatnment "tram wish pine Bursts, while. walled hamst ani prantatsona And It's all within rosy -ql liri w reach n( v.wte bite! 11 - � ror.rkrt., horror .• .r rmINY..; k.11tan< w Allsr T:.., < hnt.uv •+-_._!,RiQ. wrrounda vera ev dav, v.w '- f •tl�• ..old vol the Raman � ;,�� amph,theat-at Fa lilem where crowds .rte art t Sv ti..draton \nd b, nitht wt bei m, hr entertained by Tunisia's nrthi, l,a., r:.d d, 4heyu— The Iii ars shown are for two-week hrdidays and i cludr airfam to and from londm and yoi r"secrrd"ntsnrt, as well as all vnsar Adel accommodation. Ser vour 'rrsyclAvr•a for a torn' of the Hnterprir brochure with details of all these holtdays But pi.- -ore that the packate pram shown in the brochure are out of dao. Thr, hoice is yours, To help you decide, talk to your Travel Aunt -m m dodo/Majollm from $659 to $714' ,.....rCA_ Costa dd Sd from %-M to $735' Ca:sary islands fmw rM so $EM* n.....s..ta, . from $695 to $7W* yA.+n+.►v.w'+w AIR CANADA London - Gateway To All Europe Canadians visiting Britain attended its winter dances Palace and the Crown that is not wax which this winter will be able to and in IBM Jane Austen went Jewels. Also you must take a delights in saying 'To the have Sucday lunch in one of Ioas many as she could. 'The look at Westminister Right please" and searing he the country's stately homes. Shakespeare at Stratford', Cathedral. British Museums the death out of many on by a tour of the W built as a private house in and theatres will entertain their first visit there. room house. The Lord is the 14% was 'dedicated' as an and fascinate you. There are For me one of the most Earl of March who runs inn by David Garrick the so many to chase from. amusing places in the world Goodwood House. great Shakespearian actor in The Royal Albert Hall is as is Speaker's Corner in Hyde London—the city of 1749. beautiful from the exterior Park where many soap box traditions and more history The Crown at Amersham as it is inside - a work of art orators can be heard letting than you can find anywhere played host to coaches right in itself. off steam. else in the world. Lon- hp to 1890. Then there is the The Thames ... The London don ... the gateway to all of famous Red Lim and a host One cannot describe the Zoo...the Canal trip - Europe. of others. In fact, there must many things to see and do. s...Picadilly Circus. In fa ct Visit Paris and other cities be at least loo still standing. One thing that will strike you walk from Picadilly Circus d Europe if you get the time. ' altered perhaps, but still is the way most English south west along Piccadilly. London offers so much to see givi ng travellers the people are always dressed. Look in at the unique and do. You can see the m welcoe they seek. To the hilt. Each Museum in Gourmet store of Fortnum famous birth places d such hextisthe British Pubs and London, offers its own and Mason then cross the people as Jane Austin, no pub in the world will wealth of history and road past the Royal Arcade William Shakespeare, measure up to the old knowledge. Unique is the and gO the Burlington Ar - Charles Dickens to name a traditional English pub. Jewish Museum at Upper cade where many little shops few. Places such as Take the Pig and Whistle, for Woburn Place. There you abound and they look like Buckingham Palace, the instance. In most, if not all, will see Jewish antiugities little art gaDeries. A! the end Tower of London, the London everyone sings and really illustrating public and of the arcade turn left then Bridge are a must to the lets their hair down. private worship of the Jews, right and walk into what is visitor. See the fanvi s Big Ben Don't miss the famous Wax the most elegant street of The old coaching inns, such named after Sir Benjamin !Museum of '.Madam shops in all of London, Bad as 'The Dolphin' at Nall who was Commissioner Tussaud's and do be Street. Southampton will interest It h• hl of Works when the Tower prepared for the one figure Oil the uav to the Zoo you you.was a hg y was erected in 1551. You fashionable place in its must see the Changing of the coaching days. Royalty Guards outside Buckingham St. Paul's Cathedral, the largest church in the City of London, will be the scene of several fine musical events during the 1974 Festival of the City of London. The opening night concert will feature the London Philharmonic Or- chestra, conductor Daniel Barenboim, with soloist Itzhak Perlman and Pinchas Zukerman (violins). Thurs. Dec. 19th, 1974 THE POST Page 9 with Olga Graham will set' the farm . :!.... stn. and Rvgvr,l Park. -Ahich Ha, origi na lly part of Henry. V111's hunting forest- If you remember he was the guy that was constantly getting rid of his wives. This was made into a park by the Prince Regent and John Nash. From here the Zoo is only 15 minutes but you will have seen quite a lot. At nights in London 'A rot re. i. people are ,I:Aa\. 41tunk! out ...the poor as w ell as the rich. Everyone finds somewhere to go and have fun. Landon is the place for fun. A place to fit everyone's taste and pocket. You will wish that you had more time. But leo again...the English will take good care of you in the old fashioned way. 11 • tli r si li 0 1 tA dIs T,r ,ndgr be. thr bettor two worlds A sperul hobdav to v- --.he sathu and apkndor or !.radon and arae cr two woks of sun and and b the Meditrmneaa or the C�ttan Islands So vw can vghtsre ..aur wsv around !indica by day, and soak up her night lights. Thr. tela ,n a wanner workf �!�.r:. , ., . ar, rnlov a+ you pkat, at tM pace you :nowt Wh.: her vn.,., ch.— a I—. there -.eek hdda...au fila and last rrnrt 1..nd1 Y.w could spend up to seen nights in lotd.rt, ckprtdtnt Wr. � Ir you're to laradtrl, wr �r arranged ire you to suv x the !codon Metropok Hart It's lust north of Marble .1reh, w vou'm ,n the best spur to Bran your days saghraeong orad sboppant, and your naghts at l.00do."s famed tra.urants, themm and nightclubs - n a halt�d,.,I. ¢ and tun. hal to Start y—U <rwt ..a. 1a, _ testily gating to know pot as to ,nt.•f what Iam.lan has to . ufer .. u. Then you•rt an ,our way to <•netr 'second holklas:' Ytasr c/h�in, .d the Qualm Islands, Spain's Cora dc -I >..I. \lana. a or Tun—A And w hichever destination you clurrr. v wav ,n modem, comfortable hotels On the Island of Mairina, you'll discover the 1Nediferra.ean's (am" golden fu•x-fin amd entre) ma nightlife. Or you can tour through count -side filled with s'inryards and fruit groves. The old villages and bulli. g in Maloru tell of its le,- rah past, and blend with modem elinitrg ami rnfenairusrat farllities, in keep It ..it toda�L wav of life. I.. choose Spain\ Coma del Sol, vouN aw at Tarresnolmos, which boon a five -mile -long sandy shorn It's our of the %welieat resorts on Spainls ===X==. outlserta coast. amt with gatd reason. But there is still the old worts cunni of fishestnen'� Itotrea orad cobbled st . to be round. You can coloy a game of tennis or golf. t lit -ii trials. and let yourself be entertained in one of the many diseens vrea andrn ­i„la. Ql , ,n-"sy Tenrrifel warm weather and the soft sea hreeaes of the Canary Islan.k Its wtphi,w aged and elegant rmutarants, hotels and ersntatnment "tram wish pine Bursts, while. walled hamst ani prantatsona And It's all within rosy -ql liri w reach n( v.wte bite! 11 - � ror.rkrt., horror .• .r rmINY..; k.11tan< w Allsr T:.., < hnt.uv •+-_._!,RiQ. wrrounda vera ev dav, v.w '- f •tl�• ..old vol the Raman � ;,�� amph,theat-at Fa lilem where crowds .rte art t Sv ti..draton \nd b, nitht wt bei m, hr entertained by Tunisia's nrthi, l,a., r:.d d, 4heyu— The Iii ars shown are for two-week hrdidays and i cludr airfam to and from londm and yoi r"secrrd"ntsnrt, as well as all vnsar Adel accommodation. Ser vour 'rrsyclAvr•a for a torn' of the Hnterprir brochure with details of all these holtdays But pi.- -ore that the packate pram shown in the brochure are out of dao. Thr, hoice is yours, To help you decide, talk to your Travel Aunt -m m dodo/Majollm from $659 to $714' ,.....rCA_ Costa dd Sd from %-M to $735' Ca:sary islands fmw rM so $EM* n.....s..ta, . from $695 to $7W* yA.+n+.►v.w'+w AIR CANADA i L. Wage ' 10 THE POST Thurs. beec. 19th, 1974 41 The Humanities with Joy Stepping Stones To Happiness For Buckingham by Sheila White Wayne Buckingham's new career began on April Fool's Day. The 30 -year-old artist left his management position at a major greeting card company to follow a dream. The dream was to form a company which would give Canadians attractive products at reasonable prices. With the help of several gifted partners, Stepping Stones was born. The truly unique thing about the company is that it is completely Canadian. These days, very few people would go out on a financial limb. "I was fed up with American -owned companies and corporations," said Mr. Buckingham, who gave up $15.000 a year for his own beliefs. "At Stepping Stones, our aim is to promote Canadian art in reproductive sense. - What has Stepping Stones done for itself in the first year' A year ago March, they went to :Halton Gift Show %•here they received 'a warm response.' Some 52.000 worth of sample products were sold at the show. Here was prod that people wanted what Stepping Stones would market. A few months ago. the company received an award at the National Gift Show for the best display. From l.000 invited participants, Step- ping Stones won the prize for the most innovative and attractive booth. And just last week. one of Canada's fastest rising artists, Jim Bessey, agreed to have his country scenes reproduce exclusively by the all -Canadian firm. Mr. Bessey is another man who took a gamble on his own abilities. At 49 years of age, he left his hectic executive job with the Canadian Gas Association to take up painting. something he had never done professionally but always wanted to try. The 'Ramble' paid off. Now. he is quickly gaining recognition in art circles across the nation. His water colour designs are typically Canadian. The scenes Jim captures are familiar to us all. a young maple tree in the heart of the sugar bush, a broken down snow fence protecting an old deserted barn. dandelions dotting a farmer's field --scenes in nature that are beautiful and moving. His landscapes depict the country he loves - Canada. This is why Jim Bessey would only trust Wayne Buckingham and Co. with his works. He knows they would not be exploited and would get to the consumers to whom they were aimed. Stepping Stones took Mr. Bessey's paintings and reproduced them onto at- tractive hasty notes, available at some retail stores and at the Stepping Stones showroom at 230 Don Park Rd., Unit I1, 1 block north of Steeles on Wood- bine. A calendar is in the plan - rang stages for 1976. You may have talked to Wayne at the Stouffville @%w (,RURAL W�,,UUTEam^ HASTY NOTE REPRODUCTIONS PAINTED BY JAMES BESSEY Make your notes reflect your elegance, individuality and originality every day and all year round. The warmth of Canada's Rural Route has been effectively captured in a series of eight black and white sketches by Canadian artist, James Bessey and are available to you in boxes of hasty notes from Stepping Stone for only $2.50 a box including postage. Please clip out and mail coupon. am 230 Don Park Road Markham, Ontario L3R 2P7 Phone 495-9233 Name Address Postal Code sales in his booth, The Paper Dolly. It was Stouffville that started Wayne to thinking he could make it on his own. An old 19th century book, covered with dust in an obscure corner of a book stall at the sales, provided Wayne with many nostalgia pictures to work with. After experimenting with several techniques. Mr. Buckingham came up with reporductions on parchment, Posters. hasty notes and greeting cards. Also offered to the public are brass rubbings. (art dating back to mediaeval times). note pads and wall plaques. The Stepping Stones showroom has something for everyone- heed something to brighten up those bare ree room walls' Maybe you'd go for the nostalgia wall plaques - Step into Stepping Stones and you will admit that the display is lad out tastefully with the artists hand and eye. Wayne and his partners, a six -man team of experts in their fields, decorated the room with old farm in- struments. A full-size wagon is f filled with Bessey greeting cards, and barn - board and barrels prove that Wayne is a country lover. He balks away from the traditional display ideas like shelves and racks. Stepping Stones, an all - Canadian company which supplies all -Canadian gifts for all Canadians. A popular new face in the Art World. James' - „ , , A,!, , Stepping Stones show room He is allowing his unrks In tx• reproduccd 5ciu�;t«•I� i u: company. Z..,., is....� t Reflections by James Bessey Hwy. 69 - Dwight, Ontario Enclosed $2.50 cheque or money order to cover box of eight designs including postage. The Child Will Have A Love Of Work Thurs. Dec. 19th, 1974 THE POST Page 11 WE'RE PLAYING, sni+r" WITH THESE c��r�o�oaval�es . at HIGHLAND FARMS OPEN SUNDAY 8 A.M. - 10 P.M. ' Yorn9 OPEN Oren Ready BOXING . A-$ DAY RYA " 510 1614s. The Limit 1 per family S 0 .1i pe3 a O A. a Fresh Florida .,Grope.,Gropef ruit Size 48 may,, l 7ea, w b MEXICAN y, Tangerines y SizedoZ 210 3 I 0 1/ AMU M. t rsi Lid K V�►M NIGN"40 O iaams a I Page 12 THE POST Thurs. Dec. 19th, 1974 4abi �P��S P.M.A. REALTY LIMITED �AS� �s�xt FOR RM IWO- i Fof, _ FIRST & SECOND MORTGAGES ARRANGED, BOUGHT 8! SOLD YO�,R 1308 BASELINE ROAD 11104f 4- corner of LiverRoad) X683-2611 839-4463 MEMBERS OF(THE TORONTO REAL ESTATE BOARD--,PHQTO M.L.S. 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PHONE 291-7961 SHERIDAN MALL PICKERING Kingston Rd. at Liverpool Rd. PHONE 839-5191 end of our writeup. Minor Peewee action had our Consumers Gas spon- sored club meeting up with the number one club in their division. Corpus Christie. Our guys made a game of it for a while but couldn't keep pace in a scoring way, going down 6-2. Shaven '.McCabe and Brendan Catney kept it interesting for awhile with George Ibanez adding an assist. Still with Minor P(,c•wee play mir Pickwick Appoints Assistant William G. Newman, On- tario Minister of the En- vironment. has announced ladder another notch as they lost out to St. Maria Goretti in a real tight one 2-1. Rene Thibodeau on a pass from Paul Roberts our only scoring play. Now. where were we' Oh yes back dam to Atom play novo where our Rays Smoke and Gift Shop sponsored club continued in their winning ways with an im- pressive 6-2 win over Corpus Christie. Garth Spencer rattled in a pair and gained an assist for three points while Paul Thackeray got his three pints all on assists. Robert Cyncora and Pat Power came m with a goal and assist each, while Brian the appointment of Michael Hanson and Dean Roberge O'Rourke as executive settled for singles. Also assistant. picking up assists were In his new appointment, Trevor McCorquedale, Mr. O'Rourke serves as Perry Slevin and Shawn personal aide to the Minister E:ssiambre. Keeping with in fulfilling Mr. Newman's Atom play our Regal Con - responsibilities as a member tracts crew got a goal from of the Ontario cabinet Donald Fraser on a pass responsible for environment from Tem' Alabakas and and as- a member of the Lee Myska but had to settle legislature representing for a one all tie with St. Ontario South. Maria Goretti. A free Mr. O'Rourke succeeds the wheeling contest most of the late Stuart Ross. way as play swung from end Formerly senior com- to end. munications consultant for In another tie our Pickering Willhurst Communications Nursery club got a strong Company Ltd.. Mr. game from goalie John O'Rourke was responsible Oosterholt and held St. for the creation, develop- Boniface to a 2-2 tie. Jim ment and implementation of Whiteway and Robert promotional and public Verbancic firing home the relation programs. From markers on assists from 19tii to 1971, ne was queen s Park correspondent for radio station CKEY. Mr. O'Rourke, 29, is married and lives in Don Mills. Richard Price and Danny Verner were credited with assists. Back to our quiz now, those of you who picked the answer as (c) played shall not be stopped, are correct and therefore go to the top of the class. Sid Ballik Plumbing and Heath* contractor All types of plumbing !r sheei metal work. Industrial Commercial Residential 24 Houi Service P.O. Box 11, Pickering. 839-2359 Town of Pickering NOTICE Garbage Collection Christmas And New Year's NORMAL PICK -CP II/It.IDAV PICK-UP December 25. 1974 eDmernber`7. 1974 December 26, 1974 December 29, 1974 December 27. 1974 December -a. 1974 January 1, 1975 January 2, 1975 January 2, 1975 January 3, 1975 Januay 3, 1975 January' 4, 1975 REGISTRATION for new members 7-9:30 p.m. Village Arts 8 Crafts Kingston Rd. and Notion Rd. Lessons in pottery, weaving, hooking, batik, macrame and many other arts and crafts. TOWN OF PICKERING DUNBARTON INDOOR POOL CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY SCHEDULE PUBLIC SWIMMING Monday v ..'Holy Redeemer_ Flyers afternoon 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. 'tavern This weeks quiz will come sponsored crew Doug Ferguson and Tod in the form of a question with could only muster one goal Anderson. Moving down to a multi choice answer - that off the stick of Marrin :Novice play our Chris is I'll ask you the question Bonwmeister on a pass from Catering sponsored team and supply three answers, Michael Myska and went were in it for about half the your job will be to select the down to defeat at the hands game but then everything right answer to correspond of St. Boniface 2-1. broke loose and St. Boniface with the question. Our Central Auto Parts 'went on to an easy 7-2 win. Thoroughly confused'. Good! sponsored Peewee squad got Derek Cross and John Bayes Now here's the question - if a a three goal performance kept us in there for awhile, defenseman in his own from Shawn Devlin to go on but then that was it. Tod defending zone hits the puck and defeat St. Barnabas 6-2. Larocje also picked up and with his stick above the Kevin Cahill busy setting up assist, in this losing cause. height of his shoulders and goals this week picking up Well Jimmy Macisaac was the puck goes to an op- three assists. Other goal at it again as he chalked up ponent : Lets see how you do scorers were Barry Murphy, shutout number five, that with the multiple choice Lionel Desbois and Dennis gave our Carpet Corral answers now: A) Play shall Fraser with assists goint to sponsored Novice squad a 6-0 be stopped and faced off Michael Corcoran, Chris Da win over Corpus Christie. ' where the offence occured. Silva, Richard MacIntosh, Kenny McFarland big B) Play shall be stopped and Barry Murphy and yes even shooter with two goals, Brian faced off outside the nearest goalie Kevin Ashe got into Giroux added a goal and two blueline. C) Play shall not be the assist acta[so. Moving up assists, Michael Walsh one stopped. Think about it for a to Minor Midget play now, goal and an assist. Kevin while and we'll get back to our Scotts Colonels fell short Powers and Michael Feeney you with the answer at the in their bid to move the both with goals while St. Pete Beach: $ 229 Also 1 week at Breckenridge Hotel from just $229. St. Pete's newest deluxe hotel. Ask for the SkyLark Holidays Winter brochure for complete details. 1 SPECIAL BONUS OFFER A free minimatic pocket camera for every couple travelling on January SkyLark holidays and the chance to win a SkyLark Holiday. Alma Tours & Travel Ltd. AGINCOURT MALL Sheppard Ave. at Kennedy Rd. PHONE 291-7961 SHERIDAN MALL PICKERING Kingston Rd. at Liverpool Rd. PHONE 839-5191 end of our writeup. Minor Peewee action had our Consumers Gas spon- sored club meeting up with the number one club in their division. Corpus Christie. Our guys made a game of it for a while but couldn't keep pace in a scoring way, going down 6-2. Shaven '.McCabe and Brendan Catney kept it interesting for awhile with George Ibanez adding an assist. Still with Minor P(,c•wee play mir Pickwick Appoints Assistant William G. Newman, On- tario Minister of the En- vironment. has announced ladder another notch as they lost out to St. Maria Goretti in a real tight one 2-1. Rene Thibodeau on a pass from Paul Roberts our only scoring play. Now. where were we' Oh yes back dam to Atom play novo where our Rays Smoke and Gift Shop sponsored club continued in their winning ways with an im- pressive 6-2 win over Corpus Christie. Garth Spencer rattled in a pair and gained an assist for three points while Paul Thackeray got his three pints all on assists. Robert Cyncora and Pat Power came m with a goal and assist each, while Brian the appointment of Michael Hanson and Dean Roberge O'Rourke as executive settled for singles. Also assistant. picking up assists were In his new appointment, Trevor McCorquedale, Mr. O'Rourke serves as Perry Slevin and Shawn personal aide to the Minister E:ssiambre. Keeping with in fulfilling Mr. Newman's Atom play our Regal Con - responsibilities as a member tracts crew got a goal from of the Ontario cabinet Donald Fraser on a pass responsible for environment from Tem' Alabakas and and as- a member of the Lee Myska but had to settle legislature representing for a one all tie with St. Ontario South. Maria Goretti. A free Mr. O'Rourke succeeds the wheeling contest most of the late Stuart Ross. way as play swung from end Formerly senior com- to end. munications consultant for In another tie our Pickering Willhurst Communications Nursery club got a strong Company Ltd.. Mr. game from goalie John O'Rourke was responsible Oosterholt and held St. for the creation, develop- Boniface to a 2-2 tie. Jim ment and implementation of Whiteway and Robert promotional and public Verbancic firing home the relation programs. From markers on assists from 19tii to 1971, ne was queen s Park correspondent for radio station CKEY. Mr. O'Rourke, 29, is married and lives in Don Mills. Richard Price and Danny Verner were credited with assists. Back to our quiz now, those of you who picked the answer as (c) played shall not be stopped, are correct and therefore go to the top of the class. Sid Ballik Plumbing and Heath* contractor All types of plumbing !r sheei metal work. Industrial Commercial Residential 24 Houi Service P.O. Box 11, Pickering. 839-2359 Town of Pickering NOTICE Garbage Collection Christmas And New Year's NORMAL PICK -CP II/It.IDAV PICK-UP December 25. 1974 eDmernber`7. 1974 December 26, 1974 December 29, 1974 December 27. 1974 December -a. 1974 January 1, 1975 January 2, 1975 January 2, 1975 January 3, 1975 Januay 3, 1975 January' 4, 1975 REGISTRATION for new members 7-9:30 p.m. Village Arts 8 Crafts Kingston Rd. and Notion Rd. Lessons in pottery, weaving, hooking, batik, macrame and many other arts and crafts. TOWN OF PICKERING DUNBARTON INDOOR POOL CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY SCHEDULE PUBLIC SWIMMING Monday December M/74 afternoon 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. evening 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Tuesday December 24/74 afternoon 2:00 p.m. - S:00 p.m. Wednesday December 25/74 POOL CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAN' Thursday . December 26/74 PMOL CLOSED - BOXING DAY Friday December 27/74 afternoon 21:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. - evening 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Saturday December 28/74) 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. - FAMILY SWIM Sunday December 29/74)— 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. - OPEN PLEASURE SWIM 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. - OPEN PLEASURE SWIM Monday December :10/74 afternoon 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. evening 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Tuesday December 31/74 afternoon 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Wednesday January 1/75 POOL CLOSED - NEW YEAR'S DAY Thursday January 2/75 afternoon 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. evening 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Friday January 3/75 afternoon 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. evening 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Saturday January 4/75 REGULAR SWIMMING SCHEDULE COMMENCES On behalf of the Recreation & Transportation Department of the Town of Pickering, and the staff at the Dunbarton Indoor Pool, we would like to take this opport unity to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and all the best in the New Year'.