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$1600. Easy, Cheesy, Cherry Pie I pkg. (250 g) cream cheese. softened. Beat until fluffy. I can (300 ml) Eagle Brand Milk. Beat into cheese until well combined. 1/3 cup Realemon lemon juice I tsp. vanilla. Stir into above mixture and pour into a 9" graham crust. Chill 3 hours or until set. Top with desired amount of cherry pie filling from a 19 02/54 ml. can. Serves 6-8. Refrigerate leftovers. Teese POWER OF THE TOWER Well, we've all talked about it. Something needs to be done with the steeple of Mount Tabor. It looks awful. "I remember the last time it was painted, they tied ladders together and the volunteer painter swung in the breeze!" Now I"ve been in the township 22 years and | don't recall seeing such a sight, so yes the old girl must be due some makeup. Hopefully "Ain't it awful" will change to "Ain't it great!" in the next few weeks as the County has committed to having the tower, base and small windows painted. They will cover approximately 1/3 of the cost and this community has to raise the rest - Since the paint job will improve the view for many citizens in the area, the Mummers have arranged for private donations to be left at Video Variables with Bruce and Leni. A charitable receipt from the County can be mailed to you after if you wish. There's also a donation jar - every loony helps. The Mummers are committed to a donation and we hope other commu- nity groups will also join in the cause. This project ends by October 15th so we can get on with the painting. If you prefer to donate time, the Mummers have purchased primer and paint to do the rest of the windows this fall. Volunteers are welcome and needed to spend a sunny day on the south side scraping and painting. Please call Monica at 476-8045. Thanks for your usual community support! We've convinced the County that great thing happen in South Marysb.. (whoops) Ward 9. Let's do again! - Monica Alyea. Marysburgh Mummers, Ward 9 Recreation Commmittee Must Be Fall - Continued from page | come a second time if the roads are better to some place else. So yes, I am happy to see the men working on this road and a little dust 1s not much when it means a safer, smoother road to travel. My cousin from Winnipeg, whom 1 have not seen for 24 years, but have kept in contact with thanks to Ma Bell and letters and now e-mail, came and spent a week with me. We grew up together and she was as close to being a sister as I will ever have. And she didn't mind judging the Dog and Cat Show at the Fair one bit. 1 wrote a letter to my brother in Ottawa to whom | have never written in my life or certainly not in my adult life and he phoned to tell me how pleased he was to get that letter. You are probably asking what these two statements have in common? 1 guess they are about reconnecting with family. We tend to take for granted that when we get the time to go and visit them or even something as simple as writing to them, our family will be there or that we will be here long enough to do these things. The surest way, | find, to enjoy one's relatives and friends is to let them know that we appreciate them. Sometimes we set expectations of what our family and friends owe us in return for what we feel we have done for them over the years. First if we did those kindnesses in expectation of their being returned ten fold at sometime in the future we will Continued on page 19 i the fall and winter. Friday 4-9 Saturday 11-9 Sunday 11-9 (Upcoming events: Oct.15-17 Applefest Weekend Qct.23 Irish Night Oct.30 Full costume Halloween Party Feature Artist for October: Peggy deWitt (613)476 676% for reservations dslik@sprint.ca The Milford (Coffee Gallery Our thanks to the community fora great summer season. We look forward to sceing you throughout Winter Hours, after Thanksgiving: TY) J