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She flew from Seatle, Washington for her two week stay in Toronto. +++ vacation they stayed with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. H. We had to get up at 6 a.m. the morning of July 10 to change trains at Basel, Switzerland and leave for Zurich at 7:10 a.m. We arrived in Zurich at 9:05 a.m. where we had breakfast and met our congenial bus driver Georges. He only spoke French, but we are positive he understood English because he would laugh at some of our remarks and always seemed I will now take you further on the Larter‘s tour. of The train‘ride was an overnight trip with six couchettes to a comâ€" 4: , July 5 Elmar to know what we were trying wate digiaien barh & â€" watertals and " the . frosh m Lunch Liechtenstein snowâ€"covered mountain ngland. During . which is one of the amaiiest . ctouga® ""4€" th¢ ow +oneâ€"half week countries in Europe. Went y stayed with through the Alps on our way | At one point we drove r. and Mrs. H. through to Austria. It was through the Ch::lvo'db’t 34. Woolton truely a lovely sight, Wre 80 low. We e ring Estonians, regardless of the rain. the Austrian border at 8:45 Original fullâ€"colour drawings by Tex Coulter. Perfect for framing. Set of two FREE â€"while supply lasts. 7 FOOTBALL ACTION ILLUSTRATIONS e continuing trip Innsbruck _ was _ our destination. We checked into our hotel at 6 p.m. and had supper. The food was fabulous and as I remember we were even served. (We weren‘t at the student hotel). This time there were only two to a room, two W.C.‘s to the floor and even an elevator to help us with our luggage. The post office is Wednesday, July 12 was an early rising, 6:30 a.m. We had a long day‘s journey ahead of us. Leaving at 8 a.m. we travelled through the Brenner Pass. The open until midnight â€" so some of us went over in the Austrian Alps are simply beautiful . with . many Tuesday, July 11 was our walking tour of Innsbruck (in the pouring rain). We saw St. Anna‘s Column, the Golden Roof, Imperial Palace and Court Church with its many large iron statues. As do most tourists, my mother, myself, and another girl became conâ€" fused while trying to find our directions, even with a map. Boy, was I ever glad to get home and have a nice hot bath. (The chambermaid would prepare your bath for just zz'?hinmgs ($1.)). That night we went to see the Tyrolean Festival. There was singing, â€" dancing, yodelling and huge mugs of beer. At the end they came forward with a flag and sang a song representing each country. We did quite a good showing of Canada. > Maple Leaf Eand Amesbui & Pat Larter 244â€"0788 z Ti T Italian Customs 10 minutes later. However, due to time change, we lost an hour. And what do you know â€" the sun shone, but only for a short The Italian mountains are quite different in apâ€" pearance. They are all terraced for the vineyards and are not so high as the Austrian Alps. At 2 p.m. we made our first stop in Italy with lunch at Verona. What did we order? Pizza of course. At 4 p.m. our bus headed for Venice arriving on the mainland of Venizia at 5:20 p.m. where we took a boat to our hotel. It looks out onto a large expanse of water with many large ships passing by. It was really lovely. imagined. Our hotel was located on the main canal and just a few bridges away from St. Mark‘s Square. Venice is sinking but is Venice is really quite different to what I had beautiful with all the buildings rising up out of the water and at night the lights dance on the water, a magnificent sight. After supper, when it was dark, five of us decided we just couldn‘t stay in Venice without going for a gondola ride. So off we went to barter with _ the _ Gondoliers. Armondo didn‘t sing but he was a great guide. And so, with fond memories of Venice, we went to bed to arise the next morning to journey to Florence. Thursday, July 13 was spent â€" sightseeing â€" and shopping. In the morning we took a boat to the Island of Murano to visit a glass factory. Here we watched them making many beautiful objects from glass. Back in Venice we went through St. Mark‘s Basillica and the Ducha Palace Court. Electrohome 90â€"watt stereo component group. Component performance from a name you know. And impressive value, too. Features 90 watts of Electroâ€" home stereo power, Garrard automatic changer, pushâ€" button operation, AM /FM stereo radio, matched air suspension speakers, mobile stand, stereo headphones, and free double album stereo record. All for that low look ‘n listen price. | Which means the limited s 95 stock won‘t last long. VALUES Swimming popular w. Ross Degeer, Executive Director of the Ontario Progressive Conâ€" servative Party has anâ€" nounced the appointment of Larry Steinman to the position of Youth Director. Mr. Steinman, 23, has been active with various youth groups for several years. Prior to accepting a position as regional coordinator with The summer aquatic program offered by the North York Parks and Recreation Department is well received by the residents. Eleven outdoor splash pools attracted over 33,000 participating in public swimming and over 800 in learn to swim classes. The 14 indoor pools atâ€" tracted over 63,000 people The right book (from the library in Hamilton‘s McMaster University Medical Centre) and the right look (from Rubin Bros. of Montreal). The buckled, cutâ€"away pocket flaps and bold lapel stitching on this polyester doubleâ€"knit jacket can be described a very 1972â€"ish for fall. FROM PLECTROHOME P.C. youth director the Department of the Secretary of State‘s hostel system, Mr. Steinman was active in Premier Davis‘ election campaign. As student president at the University of Western Ontario and latterly, as a student of community development with â€" the citizenship branch of the federal government, Mr. participating in. public swimming and over 3,000 young people in learn to swim plus several Red Cross, Royal Life Saving Sunday afternoon public swimming at 14 indoor pools attracted over 6,000 people while over 33,000 were atâ€" tracted to the outdoor splash pool public swimming. Comet 21" B&W Portable Crisp Electrohome performance in a portable set â€" and â€"at an â€"affordable price! Features smartlyâ€"styled wood grain finish plus preâ€"set fine tuning, and big 4" speaker. The picture? Electroâ€" home all the wayâ€"and that means sharp detail and $ extra enjoyment for years to l 9 9 95 come. See this one soon! 108 Steinman has gained a knowledge of the frustrations and the strengths of Youth. Mr. Steinman states his priorities: "There obviously exists a very â€" direct correlation between the ability of a legislative member to be truly representative and the level of interaction he has with his community. It is essential at this point in our history, that we encourage dialogue between the political and nonâ€"political elements by establishing mechanisms through which people will be encouraged to use their creative abilities in assisting provincial planners. Only through a system of dialogue can there be longâ€"term benefits. Realizing that the conflict of ideas is indeed dynamic, it is my intention to assist youth to organize in such a way as to encourage this energizing element." little easier Barbara and we do hope you will be up and around again before too long. +++ It was with deep regret that we learned of the death of our dear friend Mrs. Gertie Dunn, of Bansley Avenue, Sunday, August 20. Mrs. Dunn had been in Northwestern General Hospital â€"before being transfered _ to _ Toronto Western Hospital for further diagnosis. Mr. and Mrs. Dunn had celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary December 5, 1971. It was also Mrs. Dunn‘s birthday, her eightyâ€"fifth the same day. To Mr. Dunn, George, Bob, Helen and the grandâ€" children, please accept our sincere deepest sympathy on your loss of a very devoted wife and mother and a dear friend to all who knew her. The day Mr. McGinnis entered hospital was the day he and Mrs. McGinnis were to leave on vacation to visit their daughter Blossom Steinberg and their three grandchildren in Rialto, California and then Mr. McGinnis was to retire from the fire department this after a short illness. He was the former chief of the fire department in the town of Weston and assumed the title of district chief when the Funeral service took place in the Chapel of Ward Funeral Home, Weston Road, Saturday, August 19 with interment at Sanctuary Park. McGinnis passed away on Wednesday, August 16, at Humber Memorial Hospital Township of York amaigamated to become the which was to die with him. We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Ray Kemp is back in Humber Memorial Hospital with a skin ailment. You will just have to take things a Joseph McGinnis and her The borough to the 1102 WILSON AVE. Our most sincere and Pu +++ (AT KEBLE S1.) Electrohome "Brunswick" 26" color TV. More of everything you expect in a color TV consoleâ€" especially value. Plus totally automatic color that is set to your preference. Including automatic fine tuning. Automatic tint control. Allâ€"new automatic color strength that lets you decide how much color saturation you want in the picture . . . and then keeps it that way. Deilcraft Walnut cabinet. Matrix picture tube. Only a limited number available at this look ‘n listen price. When s 95 they‘re gone, they‘re gone. ‘The Weston York Times, Thursday, Arlington _ Avenue, the Prudential _ Insurance Company agent in the district,is home from Mount Sinai Hospital after suffering another heart attack during returning from his trip to England Saturday. We have missed you Canon, but trust you had a good time renewing old acquaintances. +++ that Mr. Joseph Burkes of the severe heat wave a few weeks back. It is with regret though that we learned that May God grant you strength in these most trying days and may you be consoled with the fact that she will suffer no longer even though she will be sadly missed. +++ Welcome home to Canon A.J. Jackson who will be Radiation scares a lot of people â€" as it should. But controlled treatment by doctors and dentists with the finest equipment available is Today‘s dental xâ€"ray equipment exposes a patient to far less total body radiation than he receives from merely walking down the street, exposed to natural sources. Dental xâ€"rays are essential to diagnosis. They can reveal the beginning of decay unâ€" seen by the dentist‘s eye. They can also ‘detect abâ€" nornal growth conditions such as unerupted or malâ€" positioned teeth and they can expose such abnormalities as tumors or cysts. exposed far more to xâ€"rays than his patients. If his equipment was not safe, he would not live long. A survey We are Fairbank Focus â€"rays are safe 653â€"7439 J ALP 636â€"71 m pmgrmedrgh 4h 1 that the company can place you in their office where the going should be a little easier for you. +++ Help! The residents on the: west side of Northcliffe Boulevard from Ambherst Avenue to Keywest Avenue are being invaded by weeds three feet in length growing up the fence on the east side of Fairbank Park. We hate to complain but the Borough Parks Department seem to have all the latest equipment yet they won‘t cut the weeds. Please Mr. Savage, we pay $7. per season to have a comâ€" pany spray our gardens for weed control and it is of no avail if the borough doesn‘t keep their weeds down. I would climb the fence and cut them myself but I am afraid of tearing my undies and I don‘t know how council would explain a bill for weed cutting a new set of undies for me. We will receive you with open arms if you will please bring your sickle! conducted on dentists‘ life spans showed that the average dentist lives longer than nonâ€"dentist males. He lives until 71.2 years, while the average male span is 68.5 Interestingly, the survey included many older denâ€" tists, men who were using xâ€" ray machines when the procedure was in its infancy and not nearly as safe as it is today. For example, older machines often took exâ€" posures from five to seven seconds instead of today‘s oneâ€"tenth to three tenths of a Lead aprons are recomâ€" mended as an extra safety precaution, especially for greatest protection is still the use of modern equipment and fastâ€"speed film by trained operators. Dental Association