f J li Li Toronto Continued from page 7 can't duplicate anywhere in the County are the almost overpowering scent of spices and herbs in the Indian stores and the indescribable mixture of fish, fruit and herb odours that attack you in the Asian markets. Along with the shopping, the cultural and ethnic diversity of the city extends to the dining opportunities. The ability to find almost, if not all, types of cuisine is unlimited, and one can spend from the reasonable to the inconceivable. I think its safe to say as a summary, that if you want to do it, its available in the city. From cultural activities including music, dance, drama, art galleries, museums to strip joints, lap dancing, crime and drugs.. it has it all. I'm just as glad it's there and not here. As someone once said 'its a nice place to visit but I wouldn't want to live there. I agree now even though I once enjoyed living there. I guess the County's spoiled me. I'm writing this on Sunday since the publisher, Des, wants the disc on Monday! I must say we spent a marvellous Saturday night participating with the rest of the audience at the Mummers presentation of the Sound of Music. In all the years of subscribers tickets to theatres in Toronto and members' privileges at the Shaw, I have never enjoyed a performance more. All of the cast and support group deserve accolades. The amount of talent in this community especially among the younger generation is astonishing and I wish you continuing success in bringing joy to us all. P.S. For those of you who expressed concern over my last article, thank-you for your interest, I'm just about over my Spring fever and no, the new car has not yet arrived. - John A. Jackson SERVICE, PARTS AND RESTORATIONS SPECIALISTS IN JAGUAR, ROVER AND OTHER QUALITY EUROPEAN AUTOMOBILES RICHARD COPPLE DIRECTOR LONG VIEW FARM 2763 COUNTY ROAD 13 RR#3, PICTON. ONTARIO CANADA KOK 2T0 TEL: (613) 476-8074 FAX: (613) 476-1550 Website: www.longrun.com E-mail: info@longrun.com TVPORTS INC. Apple Dreams - Continued from page 13 dawn." Les said, "I never heard such a tale, and I've been in this war since 39." "Oh don't pay any attention to him," replied the skipper, "it's the scotch talking. But maybe we could be in for some fun if we nipped over to the French coast at night, hid under the cliffs, and hit the Jerries when they went to sea. By the time their aircraft were up we could be back on our side of the channel with some hope of air cover. Also we have a new toy to discourage low level attacks." "Gee, thanks for the new idea skipper." replied Christopher. Two of the men from the civilian crews asked if they could go along and dish out some of what they had been receiving. A navy rating said that civilians were not allowed on missions. The civilians acknowledged that they knew this, as the lieutenant, who was still fairly sober, gave them a knowing wink. He invited them back to the ship for a nightcap. "Well men, we must get back and relieve the watch." Chadwick replied as midnight was approaching. Back at the boat, Christopher who had sobered up, asked,"So, when do we go for it captain?" - To be continued... ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ (Page 11) 1) 116 years, from 1337 to 1453. 2) Ecuador. 3) From sheep and horses. 4) November. The Russian calendar was 13 days behind ours. 5) Squirrel fur. 6) The Latin name was Insularia Canaria - Island of the Dogs. 7) Albert. When he came to the throne in 1936 he respected the wish of Queen Victoria that no future king should ever be called Albert. 8) Distinctively crimson. 9) New Zealand. 10) Thirty years, of course. From 1618 to 1648. - Submitted by R. A. Hammett