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Besides walking, Al travelled via army trucks, a diezel camper, lorries (trucks), once by train to Edinbourgh and ferry from Broadford. After hitchhiking during the day Al bedded at youth hostels which ranged from 90câ€"$1.08 per night. One evening a fellow traveller missed the 4 o‘clock "‘checking in time‘" and was conveniently "put up‘‘ in the Travelling alone, Al visited such places as Fort William near Benâ€" Nevis, Glencoe, which he conâ€" sidered the most beautiful place in Scotland, Inverness, Aberdeen, _ Edinbourgh, Sterling, Ofan, Glasgow, â€" you name it â€" Al was there! ! Al‘s main purpose for this adventure was to visit the MacNaughton â€" castle "Dundarve‘" in Inverry and the MacLeod castle (his mother‘s family) in Dunâ€" vagan. Son of Mr. & Mrs. C.P. MacNaughton of Rosemount Avenue, 19 yearâ€"old Al carried a 35 pound pack on his back and $300 in his pocket and hitchhiked â€" his way across Scotland. "If ye took the highroad and I took the lowroad" we would have found Al Macâ€" naughton ‘"on the bonny banks of Locklomand." Page 6â€"The Westonâ€"York Timesâ€"Thursday, September 9, 1971 No ordinary pancake this â€" it is fluffy â€"and baked! When flipped over. on a serving plate it reveals a delicious cheesyâ€"apple layer. This Dutch treat is tops at a nutritious and inexpensive dessert for lunch or dinner, for family or company. 2 tablespoons granulated sugar 2 tablespoons butter or margarine 1 teaspoon cinnamon 2 apples shredded imported Holland Edam or Gouda 3 tablespoons allâ€"purpose No ordinary pancake this â€" it is fluffy and baked! When flipped over on a serving plate it reveals a delicious cheesyâ€"apple layer. This Dutch treat is tops as a nutritious and inexâ€" pensive dessert for lunch or dinner, for family or company. Cheese and apple pancake Scottish traveller "The scenery of Scotland is very much like Canada," says Al. "The only difference being the heather and meadows found on the mountain sides.‘"‘ He found the food prices comparable orâ€" slightly cheaper than ours. Al MacNaughton came home with 300 pictures and a desire to return to Scotland next summer, not as a traveller, but as a proprietor of a hostel. Sunday August 29 marked Melt butter in 10" skillet (with oven ‘proof handle); spread over the bottom of skillet. Combine cinnamon and sugar and sprinkle over melted butter. Pare and core apples. Slice in thin wedges and arrange in skillet. Cook 5 minutes over low heat. Heat oven to 400 degrees F. Combine flour, baking powder, salt, yolks and milk. those of his generation hesitant in making friendâ€" ships. Only once in his 45 day visit did he meet with misfortune â€"_ stomach cramps â€" which later developed into chicken pox! flour % teaspoon baking powder 2 eggs 3 tablespoons milk 3 tablespoons sugar county jail and served breakfast the following morning! Al was impressed by the friendliness and acceptance by the older people and found \Weston â€" Wanderings _ malamnt, :&*i,*\m%///, Ruth Rollings 244â€"1971 t o M 26 It was a grand sight to see everyone participating in a game of baseball, a tug of war, and novelty races. I would even venture to say that the Town and Country couldn‘t match our picnic table. A special thanks to my cousin, Mrs. Marjorie Shaw of Oshawa, for her role in the planning and organization of an event that was long overdue. Those present were Mr. & Mrs. Harry Macdonald (my parents), Mr. & Mrs. Eddie Macdonald, Mr. & Mrs. Archie Macdonald, Mr. and Mrs. Perce Curtis, (all of Weston); Mr. & Mrs. Alex Macdonald of Oshawa, and Mr. John Macdonald of Barrie. These people are the "core"" of the clan â€" the other 34 persons in atâ€" tendance were their sons, daughters, and â€" grandâ€" children. Later _ that _ evening everyone gathered at my home for "coffee and song." This was also the first time in 12 years that the brothers and sisters : have been together at one time. a milestone for my relatives and myself. On that day 48 members of the Macdonald family held our first reunion at the Clairville conservation area. Beat egg whites until stiff; fold into flour mixture. Scatter shredded Holland Edam over apples. Pour on batter and spread evenly. Bake 10 minutes until puffy and golden. Remove from oven. With spatula loosen edges. Invert plate over skillet then turn both over. Remove skillet. Serve this upsideâ€"down pancake in wedges with additional shredded Holland Edam or Gouda, or wedges or slices of the cheese. Makes 6 serâ€" vings. WITH FULL CONSOLE AND FULLY AUTOMATIC FEATURES MANUFACTURER‘S SUGG. LIST $1050.00 THIS SALE ONLY ZENITH TV CHROMA COLOR e e facess WITH TRADE EnNBRRRACCCC OO EDN Li ces W! " TV CHROMA COLOR : . LL CONSOLE AND : IOMATIC FEATURES & R‘S SUGG. LIST $1050.00 | s Pss Many people I spoke to found it amusing that Mr. Nobleman has chosen such a publicized way of objection. I personally felt that Mr. Nobleman has shown a great York â€"Alderman â€" Ben Nobleman has taken action protesting the Canadian National _ Exhibitions‘ predominately American headliners in the grandstand shows. One â€" suggestion was to open the service road on Black Creek Boulevard, but homeowners in the imâ€" mediate area of this service road would most certainly object to a steady stream of traffic. Residents intend to take the matter to the Parks and Recreation department for a possible solution. turning it into parking facilities. Residents on Black Creek Boulevard ~are unhappy about the cars that race along the road through Smythe Park from Scarlet Road over to the swimming pool, especially during the evening hours. Many of them feel that the road should be closed and another entrance way found for the park. They feel the road couldâ€" be utilized. by Adult charges are based on 10 cents per day overdue excluding ‘closed‘ days. Maximum fine on each item is $1.50. Fines are to ensure a quick return and so that the materials can be used by the greatest number of borrowers. The adult library card is a metro one which may be used throughout Metropolitan _ Toronto. Children‘s cards entitle them to borrow only from libraries in the Borough of North York. Any book may be reserved or located at another branch in the city or in the world by Teleprinter or by Telex. Children can take up to six books at one time. If you don‘t return books, records or films on time you are fined. Vital facts: The loan period for books and records is for two weeks, being due 14 days from the approaching Saturday. Any number of books may be borrowed at one time from the adult departments. Ever since August 3, a preâ€" school storytime has been held at Black Creek Comâ€" munity Branch, 2139 Jane Street. This runs conâ€" tinuously through the fall every Tuesday from 2 ‘til 2:30 p.m. When was the last time you went to the public library? There is really a lot to do besides read and borrow books. Children‘s films are shown every Saturday at 2 p.m. beginning on Sepâ€" tember 11 at Amesbury Park Library, 1565 Lawrence Ave. W. Every Wednesday, starting September 1, the Senior Citizens films are also shown at Amesbury. ‘699â€" Fall activities starting up + ++ Mount Dennis Dawne Moss 769â€"6049â€"# Jane Park wl and Events: rug hooking. Cost is $10.00 for 10 sessions plus cost of material. Phone the instructress, Mrs. F. Sinclair 244â€"3619 or leave your name at the library if interested. Locations are Amesbury Park _ every â€" Thursday starting September 30 until Don‘t miss the Flea Market at the Churth of the Advent, 40 Pritchard Avenue on Friday, September 10, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturday, September 11 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. This is not a Rummage Sale, but a sale of good used household articles, electrical appliances, dishes, books, games etc. Coffee will be served while you browse around picking up bargains. A shutâ€"in service is provided free of charge to all those patrons who are unable to come to the library to pick up books. S.I.S. operates out of York Woods area branch, 1785 Finch Ave. West. To obtain this service contact Miss Christine Baifd, head of the shutâ€"in service at 630â€" 9456. She will keep a careful record of the caller‘s reading preferences and fit them into the schedule of monthly visits to individual homes. Any books available within the North York Public Library system may be borrowed for a fourâ€"week period. Any number of books may be borrowed at one time depending on the book stock and type of book requested. This service is available to anyone handicapped by physical disability, extended illness or advanced age. UR Former Toronto residents, the McCreary‘s moved to Proton, Ontario, where they have resided for the past 24 years. The entire family is happy with the decision to move back and we extend a warm welcome to the Jane Park and Mount Dennis area. 44â€" + It takes a lot of courage to take action on issues you believe to be right. Most people sit silently by mutâ€" tering to themselves about how things should be changed â€" but they do nothing about it. s 4+â€"+4+ Mrs. Ruth McCreary, her son Robert and daughters Diane and Connie recently purchased a home on Jane Street. deal of fortitude in carrying on with his campaign. Community branches close to us are Amesbury and Black Creek. The area branch is Downsview (at Keele Street and Wilson Avenue) which supplies a wider selection of books as well as files to help researchers. Foreign â€" language collections are part of the North York stock and inâ€" clude many languages such as German, Dutch, Italian, Hungarian, Polish, Spanish, Russian, Ukranian, Latvian and Finnish and, of course, French. . libraries extensive program ELECTRONICS LIMITED AM AND PM STEREO 180 POWER WATT SANSUI $399â€" At 8:30 p.m. it‘s Phil Nimâ€" mons ‘n‘ Nine plus Six Jazz Group with Singer Ginni Grant. Thursday September 9, at 8 p.m., the stage resounds to the big band sounds of Benny Louis and his pop show band with featured artists Russ Little, Bob Livingstone, David Louis on bass guitar and singers Susan Stone and Bill Mulhall. Saturday‘s program at The Forum starts off at noon with the Davgavina Latvian Folk Dancers directed by Edwin Kalvins. At 1 p.m. the Scarborough Ballet Comâ€" pany entertain followed at 4 p.m. by the Woodville County Chords of Harmony. The list of coming atâ€" tractions at Ontario Place‘s Forum holds something for everyone‘s taste. Friday September 10, at the Forum starting at 8:30 p.m., "Country Hoedown‘" starring Jack Bailey, the Jack and Jill Dancers, King James Version Quartet, Simone and Nora and the Bailiffs will be presented. Sorry to hear that Mr. Warden Sanders, DeMarco Blyvd. is in Northwestern General Hospital following a severe heart attack at his home on Saturday, August 21. Mr. Sanders is well known in the community having operated Sanders‘ Dominion Hardware Store at North Park Plaza until his recent retirement. He regularly sponsored teams in the Amesbury Sports Club. We wish him a speedy recovery. at 4 p.m. Scottish country dancing Adults: September 10 on, at 8 p.m. Children: September 11 on, at 3 p.m. Puppet club: September 10 on, at 4 p.m. Embroidery for girls; September 11 on, at 2 p.m. and the Senior Citizens‘ club meets Thursdays at 1:30 p.m. starting September 9. ++ September is here, schools are now open and churches return to regular schedules. Starting Sunday, September 12 services at St. David‘s Anglican Church will be held at 8:00, 9:15 and 11:00 a.m. Church school will start at 11 a.m. with the nursery in the parish house. Services are held at Elverston Park United Church at 11:30 a.m. Senior, junior and inâ€" termediate students will meet at 10:00 a.m. and primary, _ kindergarten, thirdâ€"year nursery class and nursery children at 11:30 Other events at Black Creek include arts and crafts for children: the second and fourth Wednesdays from September 8 to December 8 December 9 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. or at Black Creek Wednesdays from Sepâ€" tember 29 to December 8 from 1:30 til 3:30 p.m. g Pat Larter 244â€"0788 Maple Leaf and Amesbur This week at The Forum 44â€" NOW â€" $699â€"°° MANUFACTURER‘S SUGGESTED LIST PRICE _ $899:°° s stt Back from Quebec is Bonnie _ Campbell, 19 Valencia Crescent. During the month of August she attended the "Jeunesses Musicales of Canada‘" (Young _ Musicians _ of Canada) which is located near Mount Orford near Montreal. There were about 125 students who spent their time taking lessons, pracâ€" ticing and going to concerts at night. Bonnie was also in the orchestra at this arts centre. While she was away she continued her lessons on the cello. Having received recommendations from her piano and cello teachers, she received half a scholarship toward her fees at the camp. Bonnie is entering Grade 13 at â€"Nelson A. Boylen Secondary School this fall and plays the violin in the school orchestra. She is a very talented musician and earns money to pay for her cello lessons and her three weeks at Jeunesses Musicales of Canada by giving piano lessons to some neighborhood children. During the summer she practised for about six hours a day on the piano as well as playing her guitar and cello. The last week of August she spent with friends in Monâ€" treal. en Estmat <â€"â€"4â€"â€" Mr. and Mrs. Bill Alston, 126 Maple Leaf Drive, were visited by her Aunt Ethel (Mrs. Fred Stevens) and two cousins, Mansel and Don and Don‘s girlfriend. The guests arrived from â€" Canton, Pennsylvania on Saturday, August 21 and left for home Sunday, September 12, The Forum‘s _ entertainment commences with "Sing Out Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo" a folk singing choral group who perform at noon. At 1:30 p.m. the Slovak Dancers and Singers entertain; at 4 p.m. Ivan Romanoff‘s Show Rehearsal takes place on the stage, with the actual show being performed at 8:30 that evening. It will be held at the Bayview Community, Library, Bayview Village Shopping Centre, 2901 Bayview _ Avenue _ (at Sheppard). congratulations go to John Manson, 16 Del Ria Drive. John came in first in the Canadian National Judo Championships, 169 lbs. and under, intermediate class at the Canadian National Exhibition on Saturday, August 21. John brought home a large marble trophy which has been added to the large collection of prizes and trophies won by himself and his brother Bill over the past several years. â€" Youngsters from age 7 to 11 years will find an inâ€" teresting experience by attending a programme of four sessions in puppetry to be held on Thursdays from 4:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. starting on September 16th through to October 7th, 1971. Bring along an old sock! WITH TRADE eight days later. While here they went to the C.N.E., and shopping at Yorkdale and Sherway Gardens. Don had lunch with "Jungle" Jay Nelson, of CHUM who is an old friend. (They used 180 teabags during their days they were here. That‘s an awful lot of tea for seven people isn‘t it?) Universal Glass & Mirror FOR FALL DECORATING PROJECTS YOU CAN ENHANCE ANY ROOM WITH . .. ELEGANT es SPANISH PECAN & $7.79 BURMA TEAK _ &:& $7.49 EXOTIC 1165 WESTON RD. 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