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wednesday march 7 1984 sa3 seventeenyearold linda jones of rr 1 ashburn is an enthusiastic member of the brooklin jr farmers and the mt zion 4h homemakers at achievement day next month shell receive her provincial honors diploma jim thomas girl next door rural life for linda praises activities of junior farmers by jim thomas mt zion city teens undoubtedly consider life in the country extremely dull however 17yearold linda jones of rr 1 ashburn knows differently this sparkling grade 12 student at pick ering high finds involvement in jr far mers not only socially stimulating by extremely educational meetings are held monthly in members homes there are many side benefits to jr farmers linda explains like the pro vincial games at cornwall and a recent weekend curling bonspiel at can- nington lindas our girl next door in addition to jr farmers linda also belongs to mt zion 4h an association that also offers many advantages last june she was a delegate to the provin cial conference at the university of guelph next month shell receive her provincial honors diploma represent ing 12 completed projects achievement day is april 7 at uxbridge linda is the daughter of murray and evelyn jones rr 1 ashburn she has three brothers brian a student enrol led at trent university peterborough dale and david following graduation from phs linda plans to attend sir sandford fleming college peterborough in a data processing course shes been an honors student through three years at pickering high and hopes to maintain this standard in grade 12 linda is a member of the congrega tion at mt zion united church and a teacher in the sunday school an extremely close family shes proud to be part of a sixth generation to reside on the same property since 1842 we treat our customers as we would like to be treated fruit market fresh from new zealand can extra fancy grade tart n crisp new crop granny smith app concerned citizens organization deserves much credit writer fresh from california can no 1 grade tender spaghetti asparagus pi ml 1 lb 1 lb wf bunch ps limit 4 m dear jim i promised my- setf not to waste any more time on the diimp issue after council approved the agreement last year because it didnt seem to con cern the majority of people in whitch- urchstouffville however recent de velopments prompt me to write and set the record straight let there by no mistake without the publicity stirred up by the concerned citizens the four teen families now enjoying pipedin town water would still be pumping from their wells the hydrogeologic- al studies would not have been started and the company would have the bles sing of the environ ment ministry to ex- pand dumping rather than control and stop it by june 1985 after all the ministry allowed ifurther dumping in t976 without insist ing on intensive stu dies how can mayor king insist at this point that only the closing date of june 1985 is the important part of the agree ment a year ago he solo the agree ment to council with the help of fran sainsbury by stres sing the utmost im portance of the test ing that would be completed by de cember 1983 however nobody thought at the time of the agreement to include a penalty clause to insure the testing would be completed now the testing will be concluded whenev er the company sees fit to do so what makes mayor king so sure the company will hold to the closing date the whole agree- rrient isnt worth the paper its written on and the town in cluding council will one day regret that it did not wholly sup port the efforts of the concerned citizens in the meantime we have all been hadbythecomi pany and the minis try including dump experts councillor sainsbury and mayor king the only reason im hanging in at all is the fear that any time now waste management will finish off their coup with reapplication for expansion of the dump my biggest prob lem is that i feel no satisfaction at all in saying i told you so sincerely gitta gamm health committee concerned citizens of whitchurch- stouffville inc where love abounds fresh from south america can no 1 grade sweet juicy honeydew melons 149 1 each fresh from calif can no 1 grade sweet n juicy bosc i pears 79 174 kg lb to the editor often people forget special kind nesses at specific times in their lives in this regard i would be remiss if i didnt publicly ex tend my thanks to some very wonder ful people glenvale house a landmark on the main street of stouffville is to many an old folks home truly its a home that abounds with love care and genuine concern for many of this com munitys highly re spected citizens with great humil ity i thank tom and peggy cunningham and their superb staff for making my mothers last weeks prior to her death a comfortable time no queen could have been treated better sincerely graham beaton rr 4 stouffville fresh from calif can no 1 grade sweet tasty strawberries 4 49 pint box dining with cal by cal avery warm springlike winds have turned this february evening into a mild pleasant winter break following a day of general yard cleaning and wood- splitting cathryn and i bring hearty appetites to the door of peters dining lounge hwy 7 markham reservations here are a weekend must and be prepared to hunt for a parking space formal best describes the required dress and atmosphere for that special occasion with subtle smooth and sophisticated service we heartily recommend you give this din- ingout spot a try we begin with piping hot french onion soup a favorite of ours the salad that follows is fresh not overfilling and com plemented by thousand island dres sing cathryn chooses the english cut roast beef entree three juicy knifeyielding pieces of scrumptous looking meat ar rive satisfying her appetite we accompany our meal with a semi- dry bottle of red wine may i suggest to lovers of shish ka bob they try the serving placed on my plate its mouthwatering peters is the type of place where one likes to linger over his meal here re laxation comes easily we both enjoy hot deepdish applie pie with rum sauce for dessert the taste is marvellous for the business person may i sug gest this restaurant for important lun cheon dates it has proved more than satisfactory to me on several visits peters dining lounge is located on wellington way westofllwy 48 prices for two with drinks range from 40 to 45 coming soon the muddy duck newmarket fresh from calif can no 1 grade crisp goodeating at celery it stalks each from our grocery dept white swan 2 ply 2 roll pkg fresh from calif can no 1 grade delicious avocados forvv fresh from calif can no 1 grade tender largebunch ml green onions bunches for 99 j paper towels 99 pkg limit 3 from our deli birkum brand 16 portion pack prod of denmark processed cheese spread 99 vi we deliver fresh from florida can no 1 grade crisp n tender endive escarole 108 kg pconomistsun thetvibunel grocery index information on weekly food specials from local su permarkets and food stores can be found on the fol lowing pages ap a7 miracle food mart b3 dominion a16 sunkist fruit market a3 knob hill farms b2 village box meats a2 john vince foods b3 tyeresme the right to limit quantities onejkpnnoe prces in effect until march 10 business hours mon 8 am 9 pm tues v 8 am r 9 pm wed 8 am 9 pm i thur 8 am 9 pm fri 8 am 9 pm sat 8am 9 pm sun closed r hwy 7 o z o stmts 5 v o x a cc 1 z q cc 5 i 471971 7155 woodbine ave