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Holland cheeses, Edam and Gouda add a delightful fillip to your salads the year round. The following suggestions use these famous cheeses in salad ideas which you may not have tried before. Most groups disperse for the summer session but this is not so of the Centennial Club for Senior Citizens which is held in the Cenâ€" tennial _ Building, 2694 Eglington Ave., West each Thursday from 1 p.m. til approximately 3:30. This club has not been in operation as long as most but participation and interest is Holland cheeses, Edam and Gouda add a delightful fillip to salads the year round. The comâ€" bination salad shown (front) uses strips of imported Holland Edam, cooked ham and spiced beef on crisp romaine and iceberg lettuce. EDAM AND SPINACH SUPRISE SALAD This salad uses fresh, green spinach tossed with shredded imported Holland Cheese. The surprise â€" hot piquante dressing that slightly wilts the spinach. Perfect for a buffet lunch or dinner, this salad knows no season. 1 lb. fresh spinach The desire to look atâ€" tractive is age old and cosmetics have been big business from ancient times. Canadians spend over $300 million annually on these products or, a little better than $15 for‘ every man, woman and child in the country. 1 cup cubed imported Holland Edam or Gouda There is a fine line betâ€" ween what may be called a cosmetic and what may be called a drug but regardless of type or cost, both come under the Food and DRugs act of the Department of Health and Welfare. When is a grooming aid a cosmetic and when is it a drug? The Food and Drugs Act defines cosmetics as materials used for cleansing, improving or altering skin, hair or teeth and includes deodorants and perfumes. When a cosmetic type product does create a They are able to relax in comfort on hot humid days as the building is air conâ€" ditioned and this makes for an even more pleasant get together. As I stated before, this group meets each certainly great. About 60 â€"70 senior citizens turn out for bingo, euchre, cribbage and a good social afternoon each Thursday all year round. 3 York _ Central Senior citizens meet â€"5 _ Lois Flaherty 2. _‘ bi1C300 _ A Dutch touch for salads U When is a cosmetic not a drug? 2 hard cooked eggs, sliced Dressing: % cup salad oil V cup.wine vinegar 1 teaspoon paprika & teaspoon salt YVe teaspoon pepper, preferable freshly ground Thoroughly wash spinach. Remove stems and drain. Toss with cubes of imported Holland Edam or Gouda in salad bowl. In a small saucepan combine salad oil and vinegar. Add seasonings. Heat to the boiling point. Pour on salad greens and thoroughly toss to coat spinach with hot dressing. Garnish with slices of hard cooked egg. Makes 6 servings. physical change in the skin, for example a bleaching cream to treat freckles, it is then classed as a drug and must come under the more stringent regulations of the Food and Drugs Act. ++ + Another band concert is to be held Sunday, September 12 at 7 p.m. at the Weston band shell just behind the municipal offices at 2000 Weston Rd. The last concert, held about a month ago, proved a great success with about 200 in attendance. People came out in great numbers to enjoy the band music supplied by the Weston Silver Band and guest bands. Some brought their own chairs to be more comfortable and the benches were always filled. Just make a note the Sept. 12 concert will begin at 7 p.m. sharp instead of the usual 7:30 and the program usually lasts two hours. Deodorants are classed as cosmetics and antiâ€" perspirants are called drugs. Most hair preparations and shampoos are cosmetics but those marketed for the relief of dandruff and other scalp conditions are considered drugs. A toothpaste is a cosmetic when it cleans, whitens or brightens the teeth. It is classed as a drug when special ingredients are added to help prevent tooth decay. If a theraqgeutic claim is made to help prevent tooth decay, dandruff, etc. then the manufacturer must supply clinical evidence to substantiate the claim and the names of the active drug Other groups in the York Borough will be resuming their meetings come Sepâ€" tember and I will try to give you a rundown of dates and occasions in the very near future. Thursday at 1 p.m. and anyone who would like to come out and enjoy their company is more than welcome. HOLLAND CHEESE MAYONNAISE Holland cheese adds its mild, almost nutâ€"like cheesy flavor to creamy mayon naise to dress up your favorite combination salad, tossed greens, chilled asparagus tips on lettuce leaf, or crisp wedge of letâ€" tuce. 1 cup mayonnaise 2 egg yolks 1 cup finely shredded imâ€" ported Holland Edam or Gouda pinch of nutmeg Beat egg yolks and mayonnaise together. Stir in finely shredded imported Holland Edam or Gouda and nutmeg. Makes about 1% Some people have extreme allergic reactions to certain chemicals contained in cosmetics. But if all known or suspected substances causing allergic reactions were to be prohibited, it would almost eliminate the manufacture of cosmetics. Almost everyone is allergic to something and so no substance is truly nonâ€" allergenic. If you are senâ€" sitive to ingredients in a certain cosmetic brand, switch and the problem may disappear. There are special cosmetics on the market for people sensitive to particular ingredients. They are called ‘‘hypoâ€"allergenic‘‘ .â€" meaning less likely to cause an adverse reaction. Regulations do not allow fraudulent or misleading glamour claims in cosmetic advertising such as "facial rejuvenation‘‘, ‘‘cell regeneration‘‘ or "restores hair‘‘ but some puffery within reasonable limits is accepted. Rigid insistence on the plain unvarnished facts, it is felt, would rob cosmetics of romantic appeal while serving no useful purpose. "Gives that breathlessly young look" is a more pleasing, if perhaps wholly accurate, way of describing a product which "promotes rejuvenation of epithelial tissues." ingredients must appear on the label. Some beauty products (like hair dyes and hormone creams) carry special warnings on the label and it is wise to heed all precautions, follow direcâ€" tions carefully and "use only as directed". Eager young musicians from North York schools during the first three weeks of August to take part in summer music school. Buses picked them up at the various schools and took them to Earl Haig Secondary School in _ Willowdale. Classes were held from 8:30 to 12 noon Monday to Friday. The North York Summer Music School, or NYSMS, has been in existence for eleven years and is open to all music students of the borough who have passed an audition. In most cases the students bring their own instruments â€" unless, of course, they play bass drum â€" then they only have to supply the drum sticks. The students are put in a home room band or string class and from there they go to orchestra and different ensembles. Trips are arranged to such places as Stratford, the National Youth Orchestra in rehearsal and music and instrument distributors such as Turner Music Company and Boosey and Hawks. In previous years there was a $40. fee, however, last year the North York Board of Education offered a grant so students now attend free of charge. Advanced high school and university students work as staff assistants and helping out in sectionals, etc. Sixteen students from Queensborough Junior Nigh and four from Nelson A. Boylen Secondary School took part in the program this year, many of whom had gone previous years. During the past week, interested parents filled the auditorium to listen to the music of the students and visiting celebrities. An Open House was held on Tuesday, August 17 with guest violinist Mr. Sugarman, assistant concertmaster with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, and Mr. Blego Simninov who played his own modern clarinet comâ€" position. +++ Playgrounds run by the North York Parks and Recreation have closed for the summer and now the kids are awaiting, either anxiously or in fear, the start of the 1971â€"72 school year. School opens on Tuesday, September 7. At Queenâ€" sborough Junior High students entering grade 7 report to the cafetorium at 10 a.m.; grade 8 at 11 a.m. and grade 9 at 1 p.m. At Nelson A. Boylen Secondary _ School _ the students returning are to be in the cafetorium at 9:20 a.m. and all new students are to report at 1:20 p.m. However, don‘t go off empty handed. On the first day you will need a Dudley Combination lock or $1.25 to purchase one (better start searching now for the old one), a pen or pencil and something to write on. +++ Two more showers were given for Verna Mowat, who by now is Mrs. David Snell. One was held on Monday, August 16 at the groom‘s home in Rexdale. The hostess was Mrs. Fernie who had invited about twenty friends and relatives of the Snells. Her fourth shower was held at York University, where Verna is employed, on Wednesday, August 18. Twenty members of the Library staff spent their lunchtime to give Verna some very lovely gifts along with their best wishes. Pat, Verna‘s sister has been kept busy making the beautiful bridal gown and her own bridesmaid‘s dress. +++ you traffic bylaw which states ‘"no person riding a bicycle shall carry a package, bundle or parcel that prevents the rider from keeping both hands on the The music scene in North York bicycle riders do not have lights on the front of their bikes. Anyone riding after dusk should turn on a light, not so that they can see where they are going but so they can be seen by motorists. Keeping this in mind â€" Safe riding. +++ The Amesbury girls‘ all star softball team played in a tournament at Radio Park in Oshawa on Saturday, August 14. Sixteen girls selected from the five house league teams made up the team to represent Amesbury in the tournament. The teams started playing at 9 a.m. and in the first game Amesbury won 13 to 6. They played well losing the next game 86 which knocked them out of the running. 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