Cars & TrtackS!# tBuy with confidence! (7 Day Free Exchange') Ail vehicles are fully reconditloned and E-tested by Factory Tralned Technlclans. Ail vehliicles corne with Balance of Chrysler Warranty. Long Lane 110W open A year, seven days a week Iltram IT'S on page 19 Within the next ytxir. ssseet coi criips usiii be added and, within the nexi tiso ycars. their ssii! be more strawsberrnes tii efljiiV. -We are trs tng to expand our scason a bit," said Ms t.)lvoie. -We are contiflîîng et crs lung that isalready here and just idding on Io it WVe aie noIý open year round, sesen days a week. We have une fuiltime employer anti, during the busy seasons. up t0 15 part- time staff.- The spring and lail are partieuiarv busy semotns ssith schooi tours. apple ptcking anti pumipkin picking. Long Lane Orchards offers schooi tours that enter- tain and educate students about a variety of subjects. not just apples. T[he spring tour is catied 'The Pluddieman Tour' and etildren have a chance to catch frogs, do a pond study. go for a wagon ride and even enjoy mud pies. The tati tour teaches chiidren about how appies are grown and eider is made. Another favorite ai ibis time of year is the Pumpkin Tour. Kids cao lerm ail about ibis favoured gourd and boss t grows as tbey explore the tarm. "'Wr have repard the wagon and made il safer." said Ms Deivoje. "The wagon rides are asuatiy done on the wrekends and is a favounite br. The new ani- mai barn bas ducks. cbickens, bannies and goats. There's a toit te e." Apple pickang started ai the begnmig of September for a frw of the 22 varieties of apptes. Att the varieties witt be avaiiabte by the end of October. A frw of the most poputar ones arr Mctntosb, Spartan. Weatthy, Jonagotd and Lobos. Everyone bas a preference as each appte bas its own unique tiavour. The annuai Pumpkinfrsî is atssays a poputur event at Long Lane Orchards. This yrar, il wîtt be brid on the Tbartksgiving weekend and witi inctude activitirs for tbe whotr famity such as a strass jamp, a com maze. storytrtiing, crafts. pick-your-own pumpkins and the atways-avaitabte trout pond. The baked goonds ai Long Lane Orchards arr infa- mous tbroughîîat the comntunity and base rrmaîned the same except for the addition oîf a few new prod- Photo by GRAHAM PAINE Two-year-old Reilly Walton bites int a ripe apple while oui picking with ber parents ai Long Lane Orchards. ucts. Their best setier is. of course, appie pie. Customers retum regaiariy to purchase the dîfferent varieties of pies, juins, syrups, dougbnats and cinna- mon bans. i-rom 9 a.m. toi h p.m., the bake shop opens ils doors every day for visitors to fll their swret tootb. But providing fan famiiy activities is onty part of Long Laite Orchard's mission. Givîng back to the commaniiy is the other part. Long Lane Orchards takes pride in bemng a part of the cîînmunity throagh its unnuai garage suie and uts pumpkin sales. "The procerds from the garage sale are donaîrd tii Brookviile Public ScboolU" said Ms Deivoir. "As %seil], a portion of our pampkîn saies are donaird tii North Haiton Liieracy. Wr bave bren in this cîîmmanity for four years and tmily love il." For more information on Long Lune Orchards, vîsii its Wrb site ai wwsw.ionglaneorchards.coi tir cal! (9015) 954-2673. Paae l 1teîes al 7 9l OAC S&iia 'deaflJlias "PsIe plsîxv'uan appé aes See dealer for Jtaoi