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SE eae YEE Three artists will display works Three Canadian ar- tists will display their works at the Kortright 23 inclusive. A _ self- Centre for Con- taught naturalist who servation, near grew up near Stratford, Kleinburg, daily, during Ontario and _ later the month of December. worked for The In the Nature Artand Metropolitan Toronto Photography Galleryon and Region Con- Level 1, visitors can servation Authority, view an exhibition of Ken was the first black and white Supervisor of the photographs by the late Ken Strasser, until Jan. Wilderness: The Natural History of Toronto", on the Cen- tre's main level, daily until Jan. 3. Bill's work has been published in Kortright Centre. His works, featuring plants and weeds, reflect his love of the outdoors and his skills as a nature photographer. Another naturalist. - many magazines in- photographer, Bill cluding, Nature Ivy, a resident of North Canada, Seasons and York, will exhibit 12 the British Journal of colour photographs Photography. from his book, "A Little Also on the main The way Grandma did This time of year seems especially filled with thoughts of making and baking all kinds of delights. But why should they stop there? There are many mouth-watering recipes passed down from generation to generation in some families that we would like to share with you. We would like to thank Winnifred Brown for her contributions to this month's-column and we look forward to any of your special family recipes that you would be proud to pass on to others. Cheery Cherry Squares 2 cups all purpose flour 1, cup of white sugar ', teaspoon salt 2 3 cup margarine 1'» cups chopped dates 1'» cups flaked coconut 1 cup cut up glazed cherries 'y cup walnut pieces 1 can sweetened condensed milk (300 ml) 1'» cups icing sugar 1 Tablespoon margarine (melted) 1» teaspoon vanilla ', teaspoon almond flavouring 2 tablespoons (or sufficient moisture) milk or light cream. Sift flour, sugar and salt into a bowl. Add 2, 3 cup of margarine and blend. Turn into greased cake pan 13"x9" and press firmly. Bake 20 minutes or until lightly browned. Remove from ¥ AG IT NT URE RRR EE ; oven. Combine dates, coconut, cherries, walnuts and condensed milk and spread carefully '0 cover base. Bake 25-30 minutes or until lightl, brown. Let cool to lukewarm. Combine icing sugar, melted margarine, vanilla and almond flavouring and sufficient milk or cream, spread and cut in squares when cool. Do not ice before freezing. Date Squares 1 cup margarine 1 cup brown sugar firmly packed 13, cups all purpose flour 1 teaspoon salt ', teaspoon soda 1'2 cups rolled oats 1 egg beaten 1 recipe of date filling Date Filling 3 cups dates cut up 1'» cups boiling water ', cup brown sugar firmly packed 1 teaspoon vanilla Cream margarine and sugar well. Sift flour, salt and baking soda together and stir in. Mix in rolled oats and egg. Place half of the mixture in greased 13"x9" pan Or 28" square pans and pat down fir- mly. Spread into filling, cover with remaining |, crumb mixture. Bake at 350 degrees for 30-35 minutes or until lightly browned. Cool, cut into squares and remove from pans. Yield-2!. dozen medium or 4 dozen small. TANDS EXTRA a Friday December 9 9:00pm. - 12:00 Midnight Stereo Stands | trom aes "For music real enough to touch" AUDIO CORNER KD-21R KX-31 KR-910 level, 12 original ink drawings from the Sesquicentennial "Old Toronto" calendar will be displayed through to Dales Produced by Toronto- born artist, Laurel Campbell Stark, the drawings depict such well-known Toronto landmarks as Casa Loma, the Old Mill and University College (University of Toronto). The public can meet Ms. Campbell Stark at Kortright, on Sunday, Dec. 11, from 2to 4 p.m., when she will sign autographs. Kortright Nature Book and Gift Shop has available for sale a poster advertising the Ken Strasser exhibit, a selection of his photographs, as well as limited edition prints by wildlife artists, Michael Dumas, Frank de Matteis and Marc Barrie. Open daily from 10 am. {0 4 p.m., the Kortright Centre is located on Pine Valley Drive, west of Hwy. 400, south of Major Mackenzie Drive. meee == lice i ' eat Pedestrian seriously injured on the weekend A serious passenger-vehicle accident 0c- curred in Penetanguishene on Saturday, Dec. 3 al 7:35 p.m. Police report that Lionel Fournier of Harriet Street stepped off the curb on Main Street and walked into the path of a vehicle driven by Gary Hawke of Russel Street in Midland. Fournier was taken to P.G.H. and later transferred to hospital in Barrie with serious injuries. Charges of impaired driving and refusing to give a breath sample were laid against Hawke. Driving dangerous so adjust speed A large number of minor motor vehicle accidents were reported this week by the Penetanguishene Police force. Streets are slippery and driving conditions hazardous. Chief Robert Cummings says, "Adjust your speed to driving conditions and buckle up!"' Purse snatched this week An incident of purse snatching occurred on Robert Street in Penetanguishene this week. An elderly lady (born in 1903) was walking near the corner of Robert and Owen Streets when she heard someone running behind her, police say. A male subject took her purse and ran away with it. But there's a happy ending to the story- police later recovered the purse and all its contents and returned it to its ese 50-80% OFF Til Christmas ii Copper, brass, lamps, mobiles,.candles , Castle Village Balm Beach Road a SALE at the W/ Gift of Music from K --FEATURING-- Belt drive, semi automatic turntable Cassette deck, Dolby & metal capable LSK-200D 75 W, Loud speakers 60 W, RMS, Total, AM/FM iv GOO 00 Gi 3 yr. manufacturers warranty OTHER BRANDS Luxman, Rega, Yamaha, Nad, Linn Sondeck, Aiwa, Talisman, Supex, Ortofon, Nakamichi, AKG, Proton, Kenwood, Maxell, Denon, Energy Advent, Sound Dynamics, Meridan WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL 54 DUNLOP ST. 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