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quick start for candy maker tribune sept 26 1984 b3 goodwood truffles and clus ters have helped launch gail jackson to a fast start in the candy business although in the field for under two months the 18-year- old goodwoodarea resident has already opened a new store rose- maries specialty chocolates and assorted candies 132 robinson street markham after completing high school this year gail thought she might like to get involved in either the restaurant or hotel fields then she learned of the candy store opportunity while looking in the news paper one day after some care ful consideration gail decided shed like to give it a try with the help of pa rents don and ruth jackson cone 2 uxbridgetwp the young candymaker took control of the business in early august rosemaries already included an established shop in burlington as well as a candy kitchen on lakeshore boule- vard at kipling avenue gail decided to start a new outlet in markham because she feels the local market is well suited to her type of quality product official opening was held saturday sept 22 the variety and price of her choco late is comparable to that of the laura secord chain she says rosemaries pre vious owner spent about a month teaching gail many important fun damentals of the candymaking trade now the good woodarea resident is in the kitchen three days a week from 8 am to 4 pm whipping up a wide range of hand made products in keeping with traditional methods old- fashioned marble tables are used to cool all the sweets and she prepares many specialty gift items including chocolate imita tions of reallife items using various moulds an edible computer is one re cent creation butter crunches rum truffles made with real rum and bark are customer favorites she notes there are also a few wholesale accounts gail plans to further her educa tion during a course in swiss chocolate techniques begin ning near the end october its run by mccalls school of cake decorating ltd toronto ruth also helps her daughter on a parttime basis and an employee assists at thq other outlet the business was established in burl ington about 40 years ago under the name carls candy store gail says the founder now quite elderly ocassional- ly drops by to keep his sweet tooth in tune norton team wins slow pitch title goodwood resident operates candy business gail jackson left and her mother ruth display a selection of handmade sweets at their rosemar ies specialty chocolates and assorted candies outlet in markham gail 18 has quickly learned the ins and outs of the business she makes her products at the firms candy kitchen in toronto chris shanahan by sandra redshaw claremont the claremont mens slow pitch league ended its season on saturday with a tournament to determine the championship and consolation win ners there were some very close games and some up sets before the win ners were declared the lions team captained by dean norton were the consolation champs the lions were tied for first in the league along with norton home improvements captained by wil- lard peddie norton won the cham pionship easily over county jamboree overall it was a suc cessful season for the mens league even though a cou ple of teams found it difficult to field a team of 10 players every sunday night planning for our second winter car nival has begun on thursday sept 27 there will be a meet ing to get things started it will be held in the com munity hall at 8 pm a lot of in terested people are needed if you could help in any way please support the committee and attend other orga nizations in the vil lage are urged to get involved with this community event mrs kay hay- ward passed away last week after a lengthy illness our sympathy is ex tended to her daugh- ters karen and susan and their familires resident objects to store proposal uxbridge twp a convenience store proposal for the hamlet of coppins corners met stiff opposition from an ad joining propertyowner at a public meeting thursday as long as i live there i dont want it the store there objector murray coppins told planning and development committee members i think we have enough confu sion around the corner now trafficwise and other the session concerned a proposed zoning bylaw amendment under the planning act as well as a change to the coppins corners development plan zoning would have to move from hamlet residentiaho hamlet commercial in order for tony ranf t to open a convenience store on his property at the northwest corner of the intersection of regional roads 21 and 1 he plans to eventually construct a 1500 square foot addition to the existing building among mr coppins concerns are loss of privacy increased litter and higher noise levels however mr ranft said he feels the noise situation can be controlled a large cedar hedge would block out sounds com ing from the store so it wouldnt disturb neighboring residents he said mr coppins also feels there simply isnt enough space to develop on mr ranfts ad joining lands i definitely dont think he has enough room for what he wants to do mr coppins said during the meeting another major worry is that the stores proposed driveway would be be situated next to mr coppins well risking con tamination we used to live in the country but i guess we dont anymore mr coppins noted mayor bill ballinger said he feels cop pins corners is a prime candidate for such an outlet considering it has a large subdi vision nearby i think every hamlet should have some form of convenience the mayor said mr ranft was requested to revise his de velopment plan addressing the various points of concern discussed at thursdays meeting the planning and development committee would then be able to proceed with a decision he was told there are still tickets available for the cancer society dance to be held at the community hall on friday sept 28 call marion peddie at 6493012 if youd like one members of the brougham union masonic lodge are holding an auction to raise money for completion of re novations at the hall it will be held on saturday oct 6 introduction of minister douglas varey will take place at claremont united church on sunday sept 30 at 730 pm you need not have children to attend the dropin held ev ery tuesday at 930 am in the united church basement stop in for a coffee and some interest- ftb8asftbtsji jim hicks goodwood couples enjoy pig roast ing discussion a number of local people attended the wedding of dennis benson and glenda sherwood in can- nington on satur day dennis is the son of bob and esther benson and the grandson of nor- ma and gord benson by elsie boland goodwood the couples club had a pig and corn roast last saturday night at the home of mr and mrs donnie tabers a large tent was erected and dancing took place it was a really wonderful evening in a lovely spot great credit to the tabers for ali their work well do it again sometime there will be a big bazaar bake sale and white elephant friday sept 28 in the goodwood hall parking lot bring what you can it be- of emmanuel interna tional spoke at the baptist church on sunday there was also the regular music and song the roses were compli ments of white rose nurseries thank you very much the flowers were given to the sick after the service so they did double duty on sunday sept 30 there will be a de dication of the un ited church win dows in honor of charlie symes everyone is wel come so come out at 10 am we would like a large crowd to show appreciation for what charlie has done he always lent a helping hand and we miss him choir practice will be held thurs day evening at 730 pm in bob wil- loughbys resi dence anyone wishing to sing should just join the crowd the senior citizens met last tuesday in good wood hall euchre winners were lina ogden sunny crone and esther smith the mystery prize was won by elsie boland door prizes went to elsie bo land tom ogden art parratt george archer sunny crone mary ander son reta parratt and joan mcel- wain next meeting is set for oct 2 a potluck dinner will be held at noon euchre will be held tonight sept 26 in the goodwood hall at 8 pm bingo will be played in the hall wednesday oct 3 at 730 pm flower beds are really looking beautiful around the goodwood area how about a prize for the best one sorry to hear that ken home is on the sick list uxbridge memorial company memorials of distinction granite marble bronze cemetery lettering renovations custom designing lettering quality satisfaction assured by our own written guarantee owned and operated by reg clara tomkinson home appointments and transportation by request 8523472 for personal service visit our showroom 108 brock st west uxbridge share goals town of whitchurchstouffville the town of whitchurchstouffville is currently undertaking a program of upgrading and re novating municipaly owned buildings in accord ance with the requirements of the toronto fire code part 9 retrofit a number of buildings are involved and the work will cover a broad range of trades general contractors who are interested in quot ing on the work as it develops should contact the undersigned bruce arrowsmlth chief building official town of whitchurchstouffville 6401900 inventory clear out 33 on all trucks maxima 300 zx cars while they last sales service parts leasing kingchurch your truck executive car centre 1 kingston rd pickering village cflb aflafk k corner of church st hwy 2 i i 000ud3d durham- york chairmen discuss future gary hcncma right talks with eldred king thursday following mr kings election as york regional chairman mr herrema serving his second term as chairman of neigh boring durham region expressed his pleasure with the former stouff- ville mayors election he feels that york and durham will enjoy closer cooperation because each shares common interests coincidcntally both men are past presidents of york county junior farmers association jim thomas serving you better we are pleased to announce that effective october 1 1984 we will be extending our hours of business to the 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