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Two successful rummage sales were held in our area last weekend. Our Lady of Last week I mentioned a physical fitness program for; ladies sponsored by the borough's parks and recreation department. Well, the men also have one. The recreation department if offering a variety of sports, games and opportunities to exercise at your own speed at two schools in the borough. The program runs each Monday evening at Vaughan Road Collegiate and Tuesday evenings at Run- nymede Collegiate from 7 to 10 p.m. Program starts October 15 and registration is $12 for the season or 75 cents an evening. Fee for the 10 week program is $7.50 and in.. cludes baby sitting and coffee. Registration will take place October 9 at 1 p.m. If you can’t make this registration date another will be offered October 23. Everyone is welcome to attend these interesting af- ternoons designed for housewives. Since the group began last year it has grown considerably. Saturday, October 13 is the date for the rummage sale being held at the Church of the Good Shepherd, Eglinton Avenue and Weston Road. Time 10 a.m. until noon. Congratulations to Jack and Carol Doyle. Glenhaven Street, on the arrival of their first son. Jay will be well taken care of by sisters Lisa, Carla and Lorna. As well as exercises, the program will include guest speakers, crafts, community communications on the latest developments in the area. nutrition. good grooming and hostess tips. Fee for the 10 week to 3:15 pan. The program is being run in conjunction with the Borough of York Parks and Recreation Department ' who have supplied a gym instructor to help the ladies with exercises. The 10 week sessions begins Tuesday. October 9, in the church gym from 1:15 The Mount Dennis United Church Community Friendship group is starting up again for the fall and winter season. 1lll0iMrlitrl1t1li GOLF ll, QQUNIR! QLUB 0 LARGE DINING ROOM ' LOUNGE WITH FIREPLACE - FULLY LICENSED. 0 WE CATER TO: BUSINESSMEN'S CONFERENCES, SEMINARS I. LUNCHEONS, BANQUETS. WEDDINGS, DANCES ' PARTIES. LOCATION - h MILE NORTH OF HWY. 7, , MILES WEST OF HWY. 27 FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 745-2525 +++ +++ +++ +++ NOW IS THE TIME TO BOOK YOUR HOLIDAY SEASON PARTIES o c...--.-.-.--. u an a . a pot II‘I‘OIO I I t . I - Alight luncheon or supper, or an elegant company vegetable? These cheese and rice stuffed tomatoes are so versatile and look as if you spent hours in prepara- tion. But they're really quick and easy, especially if you happen to have a little leftover cooked rice. Holland imported Edam has a mild, nutty flavour which provides a perfect foil for the tasty tomato. 4 large tomatoes Wash tomatoes, cut slice tf, . top of each; scoop out t e bf cube beef bouillon pulp; sieve pulp. Dissolve beef 1/2 cup boiling water bouillon in boiling water, add 1g1,r,'grntei11r1iantTfie,s, tt;i7ltt'eVte'iosviem'pormfte,t5, import 0 an am add cooked rice and Holland . cheese 3:4,... "okao, - on"-.- 1 cup cooked rice Preheat oven to MO". Rummage sales are always a good place to pick up used clothing at next to nothing coat. The mild, nutty fitwour of Holland imported Edam provides the perfect complement to tomato. This easy stuffed tomato recipe can be served at almost any meal - alone or as a vegetable. Edam-stuffed tomatoes I'm told by Mrs. Gooch that there are openings for brownies and guides in our area. If there are any young ladies who are interested in becoming a brownie or guide telephone Mrs. Gooch at 762-3988, or Mrs. Johnston at 762-3465. Victory Church were sold out in no time at all. And the same thing happened over at the North Runnymede United Church where the 68th Cub Pack held their sale. TT‘T‘ J , l _ I'm told by Mrs. Gooch Branch 31, Mount Dennis 'tiirlllllltNlllllltl; at there are openings for Legion on Weston Road are a C 8 'ownies and guides in our holding an Octoberfest dance (i':.'::, he _ A x ea. If there are any young on Sa.t.urda.y, October 13. _r',','X'i I -., , , 2i, dies who are interested in According to reports fro.m ’1‘ bc , , ' . m "t , w a . cominga brownie or guide Mrs. , LeSarge. an In- ' ’ "it, ! I 'A?, _ . m ' It 'lf,";'::,:,),-:):',';,:,"'";');,'-,', i; lephone Mrs. Coach at teresting and exciting "tjer,gp,g"s rd 'tiii' f . , CT'r3W'i' "i'tifji'/'rr'ril, FI 2-3988, or Mrs. Johnston at evening has been planned. . " "ir':?,? , 'rti,,r, ssssisisisi:,', frrr "Mil' N 1-” (tit; 2-3465. There will be a hot and cold 1' 'r1u.sir,,i,_,, w 1rNB. ' " _ - "'mtil _ at: German buffet and the price , ‘ V ')c:'icf,r'ii'rv' 'r' k'"':', l . E3. A'?, + + + of the tickets entitles you to a , fri; ' il, . 1 . *1, free beer mug. Tickets can n"') _ , . _,i'iiicrr"r ig' F2W, 4r"rse .2 P, Homeowners on Cordelia be obtained at the legion. T fa > Aiiai'i'ii'iist"'"2. ,5 LI _' "%.tr,, _ tl rr:"":', "l ’ M, . 1':'A,,lE,c-tii:ii,_,ss_iisr, » ' ’ "trs R EXPERIENCED PIANO TEACHER L.R.S.M. A.R.C.T. +++ CALL 763-5080 openings for :uides in our re any young interested in DESIRES PUPILS FOR AU. GRADES. dawn. moss/24 1-52 I , on Saturday, October 13. According to reports from Mrs. B. LeSarge, an in- teresting and exciting evening has been planned. There will be a hot and cold German buffet and the price of the tickets entitles you to a free beer mug. Tickets can Branch 31, Mount Dennis Legion on Weston Road are holding an Octoberfest dance and Humber Boulevard were successful with a petition to prevent the woodworking factory at Humber Boule- vard and Cliff Street from adding on an addition to the building. York's Committee of ad- justment refused the owners an application for enlarge- ment of the building last week. Wash tomatoes, cut slice off top of each; scoop out the pulp; sieve pulp. Dissolve beef bouillon in boiling water, add tomato pulp; simmer for 5 minutes. Remove from heat” add cooked rice and Holland Edam cubes. Stuff tomato shells. Bake in shallow pan for 15 to 20 minutes. Makes 4 servings. lay. October to reports I IeSarge, an and exci Voters were busy in Holland this spring choosing the bulb flowers they liked best at the famed Keukenhoi Garden in Lisse. The results are now in and they represent the International Bulb Selections for 1973. These best of_73 tan be planted now so that next spring they can become the best of 74 in your garden. If you have doubts about which of the many thousands or, varieties of tulips, hyacinths, daffodils and "minor" bulbs to plant. you can be sure of success by planting one or all of the '73 selections this fall. Hundreds of thousands of visitors to Lisse, Holland, journeyed to the 400-acre Keukenhof to see hundreds of varieties of bulb-flowers and to cast ballots for their favorites. Eleven of the numerous bulb-flowers currently cultivated by Holland's expert growers became the '73 elite of the garden. and for those eager to display them, the bulbs are available for planting this fall. A panel of world gardening experts reviewed the balloting before announcing the official results, given The tour flowers shown above represent four classes in the outstanding group of spring flowering bulbs voted in Holland as the finest for 1973 and all of which are available now for planting in Canadian gardens. Upper left: Giuseppe Verdi, a Kaufmanniana tulip, honoring the famous composer, is golden yellow interior, speckled red, with camine exterior, edged in yellow and mottled leaves. Upper right: Blue Jacket, one of the finest blue hyacinths grown in Holland, with a delicate shape and perfume, looks well planted tne crocus. Lower left: Golden Apeldoorn, Darwin Hybrid tulips with big oval flowers on strong stems are a warm orange- yellow. Lower right: Barrett Browning, a small-cupped Narcissus has a smooth white flower with a ruffled flat flame colored crown. Commercial areas receiving night pick-up are requested to hold all waste indoors on the evening of OCTOIIR s, 1973. The best tulips Pick-up will be made on your next regular collection day. BOROUGH or NORTH YORK GARBAGE COLLECTION Thanksglvlng Day, Monday. October tt, 1913 There will be no collection of garbage on here for the first time: Double Late Tulip - Bonanza, carmine red, edged yellow; Darwin Hybrid - Golden Apeldoorn, golden yellow; Cottage Tulip - Burgundy Lace, wine-red with crystalline fringe; Lily- flowered Tulip - West Point, yellow; Parrot Tulips - Texas Flame, _ bright but. tercup yellow, flamed carmine red, base green; Ballet-Tap---, MOLLIE MacGREGOR WESTON SCHOOL OF DANCING THE STUDIO ODDFELLOWS HALL CHURCH STREET. WESTON --Tap--oazz---Baton----Highland Dancing. For information call Classes now resumed under the direction of 699-1 442 PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT BOROUGH OF NORTH YORK at Greigii - Oriental Beauty, vermilion red; Fosteriaiid Tulip - Candela, pure yellow, large oblong flower; Hyacinth - Blue Jacket, dark blue, purple striped; Small-cupped Narcissus - Barrett Browning, white, orange red cup; Crocus - Victor Hugo, violet; Kauf- manniana Tulip - Giuseppe Verdi, carmine edged yellow, leaves mottled. .