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LO, To my way of thinking, Etobians certainly made the right choice. Go out to the club or eating spot of your choice, enjoy some of the finest food and en- tertainment in all of Metro, and when you come out, the air you breathe will be a lot cleaner than anywhere else in the city. While Eddie covered the east end of Metro in one CH- FI helicopter, Bob and I toured the west-end in the other. While flying over Etobicoke, the sun was shining bright and visibility was excellent. As we flew over the centre of the city, a grey smog covered the entire area, making one feel that you had just flown from one world to another. One of the bigger culprits as I saw it, was the Wellington Street incinerator. Smoke from the huge stacks poured out and drifted right over the main part of the city. Last Wednesday, Eddie arranged for me to fly a two hour stint in the CHFI helicopter with pilot- announcer Bob Carter. It was then that I realized just how bad downtown Toronto gets socked in with smog. The air pollution problem was brought to my attention first hand through the courtesy of Eddie Luther, the amiable director of CHFI radio's twin helicopters that direct many Etobians to and from the office daily with traffic reports from the 680 mark on the radio dial. Eddie Luther is a pioneer in the helicopter reporting field. He was the first an- nouncer to report from a helicopter in Canada, so he certainly has been able to see the ever rising pollution threat to Metropolitan Toronto first hand. Having just completed a quick tour of downtown Toronto, I am even more convinced that the finest eating spots, clubs and hotels are in this end of Metro. On the average, the en- tertainment out this way is also better than any other part of Metro, and there is also a greater variety. Two things that stand out in my mind in favour of Etobicoke are the fine 'evening out' spots available and the cleaner air to breath. Etobians live in Etobicoke by choice. They live here not because real estate and taxes are lower or because by-laws are lax. They live here because they feel that Etobicoke is a fine place to live, and it certainly is. Page 2--The Weston Times, Thursday, September 3, 1970 ic", J. SWerson 259-6940 An Evening Out . . . ++++ Paul Neary, a well known Wedding; Receptions, Dances Meetings, Childrens Parties. Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 3 td tee Call J. Sllverson 259-4411 259-6940, 265-7th St. ? . DINING 'Uk iiS?,,.iiS $iiie/lrjl DANCING BUFFET Luncheon ONLY $1.75 FORUM RESTAURANT and TAVE RN 847 BROWN'S LINE Fully Licenced Alderwood Plaza- Free Parking BANQUET HALL Available for Banquets, A member ol the Diners' Club and American Express, Open daily 7 30 a.m. to I a.m. Sunday H am to 9.30 Every Thursday Evening BANQUET FACILITIES AVAILABLE Children's Order 16 Price 12 Noon till 2 pm. Mon. thru Fri. RESERVE NOW SUNDAY DINNERS BINGO 265-7th St. 259-601 1 with Roger Doris Doreen Hayes is packing them in again with her song and dance routine. Doreen is a master of the one liners and usually has the patrons of the Wdodbine rolling in laughter. drummer in these parts has returned to the area once again. Paul is leading his own trio in the Constellation Hotel's Woodbine Inn. He is backing up singer-dancer Doreen Hayes, as well as offering music for diners and dan- cers. entertains 3 times a night . delightfully aariiiiiiiiemis 2 The 11100de Inn, (iFis)tijrtitfitih Dixon Road at the Airport 677-1500 A/it/ The Manager of The Ascot Inn, Mr. Rick P. Knie (2nd from left foreground), beams with pleasure, as the staff of the _Iron Kettle dining room celebrate with champagne the recent Holiday Magazine Award for dining excellence. Entertainment During the week try our special businessman's luncheon, or the satisfaction of a superbly prepared entree available at lunch. At dinner hour, for whateyerthe pca.ssipo, relax and dine in the elegant surroundings and friendly intimacy of MICHAEL S STEAK HOUSE Announcing the Opening of... To Students Taking Both Dénce.and Modelling Courses MICHAEL’S STEM HOUSE AND TAVERN School of Modelling and Dancing 2453A BLOOR ST. WEST . 757.30% IN ETOBICOKE PHONE 742-5510 REXDALE BLVD. JUST EAST OF HIGHWAY 27 A MODELLING * TAP * MODERN WI A BALLET A BATON * LADIES EXERCISE CLASSES Fully licensed for your dining enjoyment AMPLE FREE PARKING CONSIDERABLE SAVINGS DOREEN HAYES North Park Plaza - Lawrence & Keele For reservations phone 249-6574 ALL UNDER ONE ROOF in IE VaLbaLLa [an Authentic Irish folk songs. . . rousing ballads and irreverent fun . . ' that's The Claddagh Folk. Come on along and join them . . . every evening except Sunday, 9 pm. to 1 am. Who knows. . .you might even get to meet a Leprechaun The Horse and Groom. 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