The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

O“ tlt A “Preview Night" held on Tuesday, July 6 at Airwoman Park attracted, quite l large group of spectators. Booths were set up by various groups trom our area. Hot dogs were sold by the ladies of St. Davids Anglican Church. The Gracefield Ave., public school play- ground display consisted of egg carton caterpillars, paper bag masks and God's Eyes, some of the crafts the children had made. Amesbury Sports Club showed pictures of their hockey, baseball and soccer teamsandanartclass which meets at Hardington Public School displayed a number of paintings. . Commedia '71 is a group of students from York Univer- sity who perform a number of short plays. This energetic group of talented young actors were dressed in colorful tights and leotards. The props, set designs and costumes were all made by members of the cast. They will tour a number of parks in North York and Etobicoke and then travel to Chicago to perform later this summer. Old and young alike thoroughly enjoyed their fast moving, comical acts. Afterwards a group of girls from the Toronto - Dufferin Lions Majorette Corps, dressed in attractive pink and silver costumes, per- formed some of their routines including twirling flaming buttons. For teenagers there was a rock group. Unfortunately, this year they were unable to dance because of con- Barbara designs many of the clothes herself and has fashioned dresses for "Barbie" ranging from glamourous evening wear to mod, including pant suits and the ever favourite bridal gown. Needle and thread, along with ends of material and a few nick-necks soon become glamourous apparel for 'Barbie' dolls when Barbara Armstrong, Ashmont Crescent, gets them together. Both the number of homes sold and the value of property sales in the Metropolitan Toronto area showed very substantial increases for 1971 over the same period in 1970. The Toronto Real Estate Board reported one of the largest increases of sales through the Board's Multiple Listing Service for the month of June 1971 over the same month last year, a 62 percent increase in sales. The total value of 1,665 sales in June was $52,748,536, as compared to 1,078 sales in June of 1970 for 832,511,393. Sales for the first six months of the year total 7,599 transactions with a sales volume of $240,405,558 which represented a year to year dollar volume increase of The Canadian Housing Design Council is holding a contest for their 15th annual Award for Housing Design competition. The Council suggest that interested people should select their best house or housing development, photograph it, reproduce the floor plans and mail it to the Canada Housing Design Council in Ottawa before September 17, Im. ' Single family homes will be divided into two categories: those having up to 1100 square feet of living space and those having more than that. Top limit is 26000 square feet. Entries of "one-of a kind" "C '__., ',s 1 50% OFF 'PJllt,'l GOODRICH UPHOLSTERY 'i'-"i"-'"iid " SCARLETT Ito. 767-8005 UPHOLSTERY -'_" Housing award Homes Spectators out for ' Preview Night rs-' I - For Free Estimates Call: _)/5at Night-Weekends767-8005 BUDGET TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED A summer activity Memo-v enhyedthemusic. +++ The kids always look forward to the penny car- nivals held at the playgrounds operated by the North York Parks and Recreation Department. struction at the rink. Howeyer, eyeryone all ilm‘ L “if. This year they will be held on Wednesday, July 21 from 1 to 3 p.m. In our area, Gracefield public school has a playground run Mondays to Fridays, all day, by three very capable leaders, Marju Kasenurm, Shirley Hong and John Giamou. Everyone has a great deal of fun at these penny carnivals, even the parents, so why not come along and bring your pennies and join in the fun, games, refreshments and prizes. All proceeds go to the North York Recreation Trust Fund to provide recreational activities for needy children. +++ Mrs. Ruth Funnell, 23 Valencia Cres. is always very happy when her sons return to the nest for a visit. Ken and his wife Sandra, who live in Panorama City, California have been home for a two week vacation taking in the sights around Toronto. They have been to Niagara Falls, Ontario Place, fishing at Bob- _ M afle" uv and Amesbu: Eighteen-year-old Bar- bara began sewing in grade seven and has since become sale up an expert seamstress, sewing all her own clothes. 26.5 percent over 1970. When 6,306 transactions were completed for 1970, the sales volume was $190,033,160. The average price for properties has risen 495.00 during the first six months of 1971. The average selling price is now $31,686. Mr. Joseph P. Abela, president of the board, in- dicated that the increasing number of sales and value of property sold simply reflects the increased confidence in the economy of today's consumer. Sales for last month, $52,748,536, represent the highest sales volume for the month of June in the board's history. It also represents the second highest sales volume ever recorded for during one month. , houses designed for specific owners are eligible and will be divided into categories of those below and those above 1400 square feet of living space. ot an": Buslnou Bu'nu There will be a panel of seven judges - three of whom are builder- developers, three are ar- chitects and there is one consumer representative. The judges will carry out a two-stage procedure. All entrants who reach stage one will be subject to an on-site visit by jury teams who will tour various regions of Canada to see first hand the housing selected for awards. Stage two is the making of the final decision. Lasi year she was asked to ( III/@3774 Wanderings Pat Lute: 244-0788 Fugue! Leeper - 24 I 6 394_,. - Remodel Nl‘ "l - a ”9:1er Rebuild - Recover +++ Dominion Day festivities drew an enormous crowd, much larger than last year. The hills behind the Amesbury Community Centre were packed while the H.M.CS. York Band, under the direction of Sutr Lieutenant Paul Miner, played a number of popular melodies. The Toronto Dufferin Lions Club held a lucky draw with several prizes. Proceeds from the draw aids youth work in the community. As soon as it was dark, a giant fireworks display got underway. There were many oohs and aahs as the sky rockets exploded in the air spewing out the many beautiful colors. Many familiar faces were seen wandering throughout the crowds. Among them were Peg Grant, Joe Gould and Sam Salonia. A few familiar faces were also in the band. Bill Foster, principal of Queensborough Junior High Couldn't be missed when he stood to play a very fine saxophone solo. make a few Barbie clothes for her church bazaar. The outfits were so well received that Barbara continued sewing them and created her own designs. Unable to obtain summer employment this year, Barbara is keeping busy and earning money by selling the outfits to neighbours and friends. Reasonably priced, the outfits are exceptionally well made. Barbara ensures that each costume will stand up to the constant use by little girls who love to dress their dolls. Outfits can be seen and ordered by telephoning Barbara at CH 7-9772. Zira lives. In "Escape from the Planet of the Apes" Kim Hunter, the only star to appear in all three Ape films, is reunited with Roddy McDowail who played her simian husband in the first one. "Escape is the third in what is becoming a series of mind bending films stem- ming from the original "Planet of the Apes" which producer Arthur P. Jacobs made for 20th Century-Fox four years ago. Something to look forward to at Ontario Place this month is the return of Seiji Ozawa. He will be con- ducting the Toronto Sym- phony Orchestra in selec- tions by Verdi, Tchaiskovsky and Leoncavallo at The Forum on Thursday, July 22. Coming up Guest artist is' briliiant baritone Louis Quilico. Thd first film, based on The apes return _ P/e inch PAINT MIME KITS iso lamb en brochette - tender cubes at spring lamb barbecued with water chestnuts and cherry tomatoes - add lively new flavor and interest to summer cookouts. After the first few bar. becues of the season, many homemakers begin to look for a lively new flavor that gets away from the 'epetitious round of burgers md beefsteak. Make lamb the star of your iext cookout and watch oarbecue boredom vanish. Lamb en Brochette is a delicious moderrvday shish- kabob version of the age-old dish made when chunks of wild game were skewered on swords by far-away tribesmen and roasted over an open fire centuries ago. (Even the origin of the term shish-kabob stems from the use of the sword -- shish -- to roast pieces of meat -- kabobs). Pierre Boulle's novel took place on a faraway planet in the distant future after human civilization as we know it had been destroyed. More practical today than swords are bamboo skewers from a specialty or Oriental gift store. Marjorie Elwood, home economist for the New Zealand Lamb Information Centre, recommends presoak'rng the bamboo skewers in water so they will withstand the heat of the coals. Be sure to leave spaces between lamb cubes so they will brown evenly. The second film "Beneath the Planet of the Apes" was also an Arthur P. Jacobs, production and, in the end, saw the world exploded by a Doomsday chain of nuclear explosions. The lamb cubes do not have to be marinated as they can be skewered and grilled with only salt and pepper for seasoning. However, if you Now Paul Dehn's original screenplay takes three of those fabulous Pierre Boulle apes and projects them backward in time to Earth 1973. How does Earth react to three simian vistors from the future?What is the official reaction of the President? The Pentagon? The Television Stations and Magazines? What does a planet do when it finds out that the visiting family has a baby that can destroy mankind? All the answers are in "Escape from the Planet of the Apes" coming soon to the Odeon Weston Theatre. Lamb en brochette prefer to marinate the lamb before cooking for additional flavor, try a simple French dressing and let the cut-up lamb stay in the marinade in the refrigerator for several hours or overnight. Serve the lamb kabobs on hot savoury rice and ao. company the dish with foil- wrapped, grilled tomatoes. A colorful crisp salad will enhance the main course. For a spectacular finale, plan to prepare deliciously different fruit brochettes for dessert. LAMB EN BROCHInTE 16 to 8 servings) This amount ot lamb will yield about 60 cubes of meat, making 15 brochettes of 4 cubes of lamb each. 3 lbs. New Zealand spring lamb leg steaks cut 1% in- ches thick French Dressing Garlic Salt - optional Bay Leaves 15 Canned Water Chestnuts 15 Cherry Tomatoes Hot Cooked Rice Remove any excess fat and all bone from lamb. Cut meat into 114 inch cubes. Pour about 1 cup French dressing over meat and let stand several hours or overnight in refrigerator. Placé a water chestnut on skewer, then alternately 'assootmmItitiiolo0llorl0llumiutiiMl0llilttiliiiluiNllliiuimuiill1A' :-,=,omviioimotooimommomimmttmmtimmiiittitttittnimirT. OPEN EACH DA r 1040 Albion Road INik Fruit Market Fresh Fruit & Vegetables Complete line of Groceries Free 1/2 pt. Borden; milkshake with purchase of each 3 qt jug of milk. 15% OFF 742-1949 All canned goods Sunday 10-7 thread on it a cube of lamb and a bay leaf, leaving space between the meat cubes so that they will brown evenly. Place skewers on grill about 5 inches above hot coals or medium heat of a gas bar- becue. Turn to brown evenly and brush with dressing frequently and sprinkle with garlic salt. To serve, place a cherry tomato on the end of each skewer, and for each serving arrange two or more on a bed of hot rice. Accompany with Grilled Tomato Halves. Cut each medium size tomato in half. Place on a sheet of foil. Sprinkle with salt and pepper and top with a thin slice of onion. Wrap completely in the foil. Grill over hot coals on edge of barbecue, 15 to 20 minutes. Serve immediately. Thread alternately on small bamboo skewers, a canned pineapple chunk, maraschino cherry, canned apricot half, a mandarin orange segment and a marshmallow. Brush with melted butter or a mixture of 'e-cup honey and 1 tablespoon lemon juice. Broil for a few; minutes over hot coals, turning often. FRUIT BROCHEnTEs 9 a.m. to 7p.m, One grandaughter was unable to join in the festivities that took place in Maine, but she wants him to thought, A great big happy birthday grandad. +++ If you are going to be in town on Saturday, August 14, Probably the biggest hit of all the displays on view at Ontario Place is the gigantic Cinesphere Dome. Here, films by Canadian artists are shown on a huge 80 foot screen free of charge to all visitors. The excellent film "Seasons of the Mind" can be seen from 10 am. until 12:30 p.m. From 1:00 pan. until 3:30 p.m. visitors to Cinesphere can enjoy "North of Superior". The newest addition to Cinsphere's film library, "Where the Nbrth Begins" is screened from 4 pm. until6:30 pan. and from 7 through 9:30 at night "North of Superior" is again on view. Films in the dome HOURS: REEVES that she was there in REEVES - PLANT WURLD Thursday through Saturday July 15th to 18th 4000 EGUNTON AVE. Wegt C Formeety mum sue Road as»... Royal York Rd. a any: n Family reuniéns presents cut flowers of all colors 35 to 40 varieties Come... visit with us Special Showing PLANT W011” Phone . Monday Through Friday 8:00 Md. Io 9:00 PM. . Saturday 8:00 MA. To 6:00 " - Sunday 10:00 Mi. To 5:00 PM. De Graa f LILIES 241-9175 don't mim the “M Day" planned by the - Fair. bank Ratepayers """"-v""'e"erralr.'htr's-e-' Thank You Cards I: l'vrsonul Note Paper :1 phone call will bring a repreoeututive to your home or office , WEBIHNG INVITATIIINS. (lnllll and ACCESSIIRIES Galmu P)attlcs pit-um: in. Inside ovum. vinyl sitnrtg, Mr home or mice or in“ not." lumen. The“ ""1lean ”all: an "orrfl.rrttnattie, aunblo. union, memory” and only to mm: Thinking a! sols-w lt mm"? on " FIRM! an cut ttt sig. No waste, no malmmlnco. No more painting. Throw away!" brush and miov ttte comm ttf 1m, Avlilnbln in ma grim imitation at Nuulllul colours. TM hum-Dumas slump form Gamma York Gold Stamping CURTIS GRAPHIC ARTS 733-1425 DAY or EVENING I927 EGLINTON AVE. WEST Printers 8. Stationers The lNSlllE-IIU'I‘SIIIE GALMAS PLASTIC PRODUCTS OF CANADA PO. Box 434, Omaha, Om. I Phone 2MF29M I SIIIING i 1," 's. £434- LN