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wednesday november 23 1983 sall queens graduate james michael rice recently graduated with a bachelor of arts degree in economics from queens university at kingston mr rice re- sides in gormley and has taken a position with the general contract- ing firm of james a rice ltd rights speaker jstill much to be done stouffville canon borden c purcell chairman of the ontario human rights commission pulled no punches in his remarks from the pulpit of christ church anglican stouffvule sunday the speaker praised canadas role in the world struggle for justice and peace at the same time he criticized the treatment of native indians and japanesecanadians during world war ii with respectto indians he said this is no jewel in canadas crown of japanese- canadians he called their treatment in human iwe must do a great deal of soul- searching in this regard he stated canon purcell challenged the congrega tion to show a greater respect for new canadians for women in the work force for the elderly and the handicapped the speaker pointed to the fact only three handicapped persons had been hired by metropolitan toronto over a period of ten years last year however 85 were hired and their employers are extremely pleased he said the human rights advocate dealt the anglican parish a rap on the knuckles for its slowtoactioh response on equality for women aiwelettheiiwomen raise the money but we dont let them spend it he stated he chided the church claiming if eatons and simpsons treated women so unfairly theyd be charged canon purcell said too often individuals throw uptheir hands in despair saying what does it matter v the struggle he concludedinvolves each one of us with cal by cal avery im firmly convinced that we in the yorkdurham regions can sur- vive after fifteen years of business travel its been my good fortune to experience some of the finest eating places in ontario in a series of arti cles cathryn and i hope to share with you some of the likes and dis- likesrelated to restaurants in this area first i ask you to think of me not as a connoisseur but more of a tour guide as we drop in on these estab lishments and attempt to impart our feelings to you the reader this week well visit the deer park inn a secluded warm and very diversified place one finds a touch of class with the very elegant bidworld furnishings nestled in the warm glow of a stone fireplace if reservations are not made you may sit in the comfortable lounge area while awaiting a table part of the pleasant evening is the hospital ity offered by hosts eric and marg farrell dinner here is not rushed but very relaxing a tangyshrimp cocktail following the usual before- dinner drink sets the mood the steak medium welldone seems to be a house specialty as well as a delicious offering of surf and turf enjoyed by cathryn the tender eightounce lobster tails and meltinyourmouth filet mignon are surrounded by perfectly cooked fresh vegetables complimented with a bottle of prince de galles an- jou the main course is exquisite other diners seem toenjoy a fine fare of succulant rack of lamb following the superb dinner a delightful offering of tantilizing cakes and pastries are presented instead we elect to go downstairs where a fivepiece band entertains and people feel comfortable danc ing or lounging in highbacked chairs the music is contemporary and this very professional band has offered many enjoyable evenings to the public since the opening of deer park seven years ago ladies and gentlemen may i say though the attire is formal prices arc reasonable for family dining or that special personal occasion prices for two with drinks range from 40 to 50 the location is con cession 10 whitchurchstouffville a mile north of main street next week our tcur will take us to the old country inn at unionville uxbridge memorial company rjsmmsm owned and operated by reg clara tomklnson uxsooce fotteotsonalsexvke vtstrourshomtoom memorials of distinction granite marble bronze cemetery lettering renovations custom f designing lettering quality satisfaction assured by our own written guarantee home appointments and transportation by request 8523472 108 brock st west stouffville district credit union official notice 1983 annual meeting monday november 28th at the stouffville legion hall dinner at 630 pjvl meeting at 800 pjvl guest speaker mr len cullen weall and culien nurseries we are very fortunate to have the services of len cullen from the famous weall and cullen gardens as this years speaker len as you may know is renowned for his refreshing outlook on life and as a speaker is in great demand by the many thousands who make up his faithful following the purpose of the meeting is to 1 receive the annual report and reports oftbe board of directors credit and supervisory committees 2 appoint auditors for 1984 3 electjonofboardofdircctoisandcommibeeofficers 4 consklerand approve a general bylaw amendment to increase mortgage and commercial loan lending limits 5 address other properly presented business plan to attend tour credit unions business social event ofthe year the credit union belongs to you and me we carry in stock sizes from 2 to 60 gwg western work shirts to 20vz neck briefs tshirts to 5x fantasic savings sportswear 24 westlawn cr stouffville 640511 1