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P.Gâ€"'I)Q Westonâ€"York Timesâ€"Thursday, September 30, 1971 OPENING SPECIAL / FOR ONE DOLLAR ($1.00) WE WILL STRIP THE PAINT OFF YOUR FAVORITE KITCHEN CHAIR AND SHOW YOU HOW TO REFINISH IT (ONE TO A FAMILY â€" OFFER EXPIRES OCT. 10) CANADAS LARGEST FURNITURE STRIPPING NETWORK 1654 LAKESHORE RD. WEST CLARKSON Ask for Joan & Mel Murphy KE‘S sANDY & BERN CARR PROPRIETORS or on forms available at the Municipal Offices, and shall be mailed by ordinary mail to the REGIONAL REGISTRAR, ASSESSMENT REVIEW COURT, 1200 BAY STREET, TORONTO 181, ONTARIO, and, in addition, by registered mail to any other person whose assessment is complained of, not later than the 31st day of October, 1971. The offices will be closed on Thanksgiving Day, Monday, October 11th, 1971. Assessment rolls may be inspected Monday to Friday at your Municipal Offices, 2700 Eglinton Avenue West, between the hours of 8: 30 A.M. and 4:30 P.M. FOR purposes of identification, please include your name and postal address, and the reason(s) for complaint. If possible, note also the assessment roll number, the street address, concession and lot numbers, and the municipality in which the property under complaint is situated. Assessment notices will not be mailed to all owners and tenants as in previous years, except to those who have had a major change in their assessment. The assessment roll made in 1970, as revised, will be used for taxation in 1972. Any complaint with respect to an assessment on the assessment roll may be brought to the Assessment Review Court pursuant to Section 52 of The Assessment Act, R.S.O0. 1970, as amended. Any Notices of Complaint must be made in writing either by letter DATED this 30th day of September, A. D. 1971. DISTRIBUTORS OF QUALITY FUELS and SERVICE FOR OVER 30 YEARS ASSESSMENT FOR 1972 TAXES NOTICE RESPECTING BOROUGH OF YORK EXCLUSIVE MEADOWOOD HOUSE WE DO rnrocess ALL WORKMANSHIP. GUARANTEED, ANTIQUES OUR SPECIALTY, WORLD FAMOUS CENTURY WAXES AND FINISHING MATERIALS 6 822â€"3602 MEADOWOOD HOUSE H.G. COURTMAN, Borough Clerk, Borough of York 2700 Eglinton Avenue West Toronto 15, Ontario. (ACROSS FROM SCOTTS KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN) +++ Our sincere wishes for a speedy recovery are exâ€" tended to Mrs. Marg Wylie, of 16 Arthur Street, who has recently undergone an operation at Toronto General Hospital. September holds many a pleasant memory for four couples as they celebrate their wedding anniversaries. Our congratulations and best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. H. Macdonald, of Weston Road, on their 30th anniversary September 6; to Mr. and Mrs. J. Phillips, of Raymore Drive, for their 40th Sepâ€" tember 12; to Mr. and Mrs. B. Wallace of Kames Avenue, also their 40th on September 26; and to Mr. and Mrs. D. Davidge, of Sykes Avenue for their 48th anniversary on September 19. Brownie leader need urgent A harvest festival is being held at Colborne Lodge, on Howard Road in High Park, from 1â€"5 P.M. on Thanksgiving Day, Monday, October 11. Colborne Lodge was built in 1836 by Mr. John G. Howard, the original owner of _ High _ Park, _ and Thanksgiving festivities will be reminiscent of mid 19thâ€" century activities. The gardens and house will be alive with leisureâ€"hour enjoyments including flower drying, bonnet making, china painting, country dances, children‘s games and a gooey favourite taffy pulling. Apple butter making _ was â€" often _ a 144 A new program at the North York Library is aimed at mothers of small children in order to help them cope with situations sure to arise. no leader this year. If anyone is qualified to lead these Brownies (they must have completed guides, or be willing to take a training course in Brownie leaderâ€" ship) please call either June Matty at 249â€"0833 or Irene Durtnall at 244â€"1850. A second miscellaneous shower was held on Monday September 20 at the home of Mrs. L. Robarts _ of Dalbeattie Avenue. Mrs. G. Walford, also of. Dalbeattie, assisted in the preparations. "Between Mother and Child" is a discussion group If these young girls do not obtain a leader they will have to close their pack and, as the other Brownie packs in the Weston area are completely filled, the girls are most anxious and eager. Could you help? The luncheon consisted of fancy sandwiches, sausage rolls, assorted cakes and tarts and a shower cake iced in white with chocolate butterflies. The West â€" Fairbank Ratepayers Association is holding an evening of euchre October 4 at 8.00 p.m. at the West Fairbank Ratepayers Hall, 471 Caledonia Avenue. On September 15, Misses Brenda & Felicity Bain, of Rosemount Avenue, hosted a bridal shower in honour of Miss Pamela Skykut, of Dalbeattie Avenue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Skykut. Seated beneath a decorative umbrella and surrounded by blue and white pom poms, Pamela opened some 25 gifts which were miscellaneous in nature. Special guests included Pamela‘s two aunts, Mrs. Fela Fregiel and Mrs. Sadie Luciak and her mother, Mrs. Jean Ksykut. Refreshments will be served and there are prizes and a door draw. The Girl Guides Association needs additional leaders and mothers to help with units in the Westwind area. No previous exâ€" perience is required, just an interest in the girls. Training is available. For inâ€" formation, call Mrs. Gunn at 749â€"1281 after 6 p.m. ++4 Why not join the walkers Saturday morning, October 2 at 7 a.m. for Northwestern Hospital‘s 21 mile Walk the North? Proceeds will be going to the hospital‘s building fund. Admission is 50 cents and everyone is welcome. motto used by Brownies around the world. Here in Weston, the Westminster United Pack is asking for a lending hand from the women of the community. . _ W eston â€"Wanderings Their problem: they have Harvest festival Ruth Rollings 244â€"1971 _ +++ +++ wl Y! Ime Calendar.... %r]pos‘r Z II For further information call Mrs. Gail Hawkins at 5314628 The fee for refreshments includes a tour of Colborne Lodge and the picture gallery where Mr. Howard‘s large collection of delightful oil and water color paintings are on display. necessary routine, but the tasting was pure joy. The dining room table will display an oldâ€"time Thanksgiving meal and, for a nominal fee of 60 cents per person, you may enjoy a light snack of apple and pumpkin tarts with apple cider or tea. Such delicacies will be prepared at the home of Mr. Howard‘s arch enemy, Wm. Lyon Mackenzie, from old recipes The meetings will be conducted in both English and Italian by crime prevention officers Fleming and Ceccetto. Admission is free. This program will be held Friday mornings from 9.30 a.m. until 11.30 a.m. at the Downsview Branch, 2793 Keele St., beginning October 1. The program is free and babysitting is provided. +++ Metro police are conâ€" ducting a lecture and film showing at 8 p.m. at St. Mathews School on Tuesday, October 5 and at the same time on Wednesday October 6 at General Mercer School. for mothers and children under 10 lead by Mrs. Ione Grover, an experienced family counsellor with the Family Service Association. â€" will host a morning session. Time is 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, October 5. The first is an open house and all are invited to attend this free workshop. +++ A note for those who plan ahead: commencing midâ€" October the "Y" will sell Christmas _ cards â€" from organizations _ such _ as UNICEF, Cystic Fibrosis and Oxfam. You may purâ€" chase these cards at the Weston Information Centre at 2000 Weston Road. Exact time and dates will be published later. +++ The little people of Weston express a get well wish to Miss Darlene Dodds, 6 of Denison Avenue, who inâ€" jured her eye on Friday September 24. Her mother, Mrs. G. Dodds reports that bandages should be removed early this week and that the injury was not too serious. +++ For adults who want to keep trim this fall why not take advantage of the following activities being offered at the Weston C.1. on William Street: a) basketâ€" ballâ€"Wednesdays 7 to 10 p.m. and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.; b) golf Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7 p.m.â€"10 p.m.; c) Gymâ€"swimming (ladies) Monday 7:30â€"10:30 p.m. All classes begin in October and a nominal fee is charged. For more inâ€" formation _ call Hamar Wilson 653â€"2700, extension 54. +++ Central United Church is holding a rummage sale on Friday October 1 7â€"9 p.m. and Saturday October 2nd; 10 a.m. to 12 noon. The sale will take place in the Christian educational hall at the church, (King and Weston Road). *14 Due to the response of the evening Diet Workshops, Thistletown United Church â€" Albion Road at Islington A bridal doll, hand made by Mrs. Roberts, served as the centre piece and 35 neighbors present were served a dessert luncheon. Pamela, a graduate of St. Michael‘s College (U. of T.) will exchange marriage vows with Mr. Andrew Patterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Patterson, of Romeo, Michigan. Andrew is a student of Central Michigan University. This wedding will take place in St. John‘s Roman Catholic Church on November 27 and the newlyweds will take up residence in Mount Pleasant, Michigan. Dr. Malcho explained the way each type of drug is taken, the effect it has on the body and the harm which can be eaused by the way these drugs are taken. Surprisingly, it is not always the drug itself which is harmful, but the method by which it is administered. When a drug user is inâ€" jecting, the syringe and the teaspoon, which holds the Dr. Malcho has been working with teenagers for over two years now in a special clinic situated in two school portables behind Yorkâ€"Finch _ General Hospital. The kids who come for treatment do so because they are able to comâ€" municate with Dr. Malcho. Through he and his colleagues, they are helped to better understand some of the problems they face. We parents hear and read many stories about the ‘drug scene‘ and pass it off as hippie type stuff. This is not true. Drugs are used by all types and levels of teenagers and may be obtained through any of our high schools. Both youngsters and adults need a _ good nutritional sendâ€"off in the morning. Nutritionists agree that they will perform better, both mentally and physsically, when they start their day with a nourishing breakfast than if they had little or no breakfast at all. You‘ll have no trouble with family breakfast attendance when the menu includes Honey Buns. The buns are filled with a mixture of The drug scene explained The day‘s first meal ought to be a pleasant affair, whether you eat alone or with the family. When possible, set a pretty and appetizing breakfast table and rouse all family members in time to enjoy a nourishing morning meal together. The Northwestern General Hospital Ladies‘ Auxiliary held their fall general meeting in the hospital cafeteria on Monday, Sepâ€" tember 27. Guest speaker was Dr. Tom Malcho and his topic was "Drugs and Your Children®". Honey Buns are a delightful morning eyeâ€"opener. The buns are filled with a mixture of honey, butter or margarine, chopped raisins and crushed corn flakes. Serve Honey Buns with chilled fruit juice, assorted readyâ€"toâ€"eat cereals, rolls with butter or margarine, scrambled eggs and beverage for a nutritious buffet breakfast or brunch menu. The film tells the story of the rise of a farm boy to the head of a giant newspaper chain. It is a rather pointed parallel with the life of William The film program for adults continues at the York Public Library, 1745 Eglinton Avenue West with the screening of Orson _ Welles‘ epic "Citizen Cane". York library film program A good day‘s start upsetting aspects of the drug scene today is the number of heroin addicts which is rapidly growing by the thousands here in Toronto. Doctors are trying their utmost to learn as much as they can about helping these users because it is not only harmful, but expensiveâ€" approximately $80.00 a dayâ€" for this habit. Users become criminals to obtain money needed to obtain the drug. Girls turn to prostitution, men steal and some become pushers of the drug itself so they can earn enough money to buy their own supply. Randolph Hearst, and presents a powerful, human portrayal of the loneliness that power can being. Starring Orson Welles, Joseph Cotton, Agnes Moorehead, and directed by Orson Welles, who also collaborated with Herman Mankiewitz on the screenplay. York Library presents this free on Thursday October 7 at 7:30 p.m. When kids take certain drugs they may become nervous and thin as they can go three or four days without sleep and food. They become agitated, their schooling falls off and they soon become distrustful of all people. liquid drug, may not be sterile and these conditions can cause a type of hepatitis in the blood stream. Dr. Malcho attends rock festivals at which these drugs are taken and helps where necessary. One of the honey, butter or margarine, chopped raisins and crushed corn flakes. Honey Buns are a delicious and nourishing addition to a buffet brunch menu of cereal and milk, fruit or juice, rolls or bread with butter or margarine and scrambled eggs. These foods supply important vitamins, minerals and protein which are necessary for good health. Honey Buns 2 cups sifted allâ€"purpose flour * 3 teaspoons baking powder % teaspoon salt 1â€"3rd cup shortening % cup milk cup honey * cup butter or margarine 1â€"3rd cup chopped raisins 3 cups corn flakes Sift together flour, baking powder and salt. Cut in xz York * _Central Lois Flaherty _65 1â€"6386 _ tA 0 wlht Mn The Greenborough C.G.LT. got underway Wednesday September 22 and will meet each Wedâ€" nesday, 7:30 to 9 p.m., in the church social hall. This group of girls range in age from 12 to 17 and it is one organization which is in step with the times and which teenage girls should enjoy. In the York Reporter, on page 6, you will note the Ladies Evening Creative Crafts are to begin Mondays, October 14. This is an error it should _ read _ Monday, October 18 from 8 to 10 p.m. in Weston C.I. 100 Pine Street. The program will take place in York Centennial Building, 2694 Eglinton Avenue West. Also, that same afternoon there is a crafts class headed up by Dorothy Parsons which may be of some interest to ladies who are physically fit but would like an afternoon out. Today is the last day of September and, as fall apâ€" proaches, night school programs are in full swing and the recreational acâ€" tivities for adults begin. For the first time, the parks and recreation department is running a ladies afternoon physical fitness program. This will be run along the same format as the Thurâ€" sday evening class with the exception of swimming. Classes begin Wednesday, October 20 at 1:30 to 3 p.m. and the fee is 75 cents each week or $12.00 for the season. Personally, I feel each parent, must look inside his own conscience and wonder if he is giving his child enough time, love and unâ€" derstanding so they will not feel the need to escape from our society into the drug scene. Dr. Malcho is only one of the many people trying to help these kids and unâ€" derstand them and we should be thankful there are people around who genuinely do care. In a small bow! beat honey and butter or margarine until blended; add raisins. Measure corn flakes, then crush to 2 cups and stir into honey mixture. Spread evenly over surface of dough; roll up as for jelly roll. Cut into slices 1% inch thick. Place cut side down in greased 9â€"inch round cake pan. Bake in hot oven (400 degrees F.) about 30 minutes or until done and lightly browned. Drizzle with confectioners sugar icing, if desired. shortening until mixture resembles coarse corn meal. Add milk; stir only until dry ingredients are moistened. Turn dough onto lightly floured board. Knead lightly, 10â€"12 strokes. Roll into a 12â€" inch square. Makes 10 buns +++ +++ $ y