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In the early 18005, Andrew Eckardt helped to clear the land where the “thriving Village of Unionville“ stands, and John Webber was the proprietor of the Queen’s Hotel, being one of the “most commodious and attractive hotels north of Toronto". The village was, at that time, “the place of meeting of the township council" and the population numbered “about 300." William Spence “commenced business for himself as a merchant tailor" . . . . . . “the business in the near future promising to be a prosperous one”. These facts from yesteryear are from Volume II of a book en- titled the History of Toronto and County of York. Ontario. published in 1885 by C. Blackett Robinson. In some ways, things haven‘t changed. with new enterprises springing up in some of the old mansions in the hope of being prosperous businesses. Such is the case of The Unionville House restaurant located on the east side of Main Street. north of No. 7 highway. An old home with painted wooden floors, the restaurant caters to those with a hunger for good food and a bit of nostalgia. Tables and chairs are wooden; far from comfortable and at tables for two. lacking in Not much has changed as Unionvi/le House brings on its own nostalgia $$TWO JACKPDTS$$ No. 1 Jackpot $60000 No.2 $50000 No. 1 Jackpot °uuuw No. 2 *nuuw Wed. Sept. 14th No. 1 Jackpot 58 No's No. 2 - 52 He’s Early Birds at 7:35 pm. - Reg. Games & Specials at 8 pm. To make repairs and reno- vations before winter arri- ves. A minor repair can become a major problem by next spring. You can't do better than call ‘TREND POOLS’. We will be happy to inspect at no charge and quote you. With 19 years experience we can handle any problem from complete rebuilding to closmg and Winterizing. We manufacture custom fitted liners for any make of pool and our work carries the best worrantee in‘the business. RICHMQNQHJLLLEQN!“ BINGO DON’T TAKE CHANCES HOW IS THE TIME! ENROLL TODAY! 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Background music was pleasant and subtle. SALAD LACKING The photo-copied dinner menu offers five main fares and once we had ordered, we helped ourselves to hors d‘oeuvres and salad from a wooden stand in the larger dining room. Unfortunately, the contents of the salad bowl 10185 YONGE ST. RICHMOND HILL 'acéfirdiofi' ‘A ‘“ piano guitar banjo organ As night time temperatures fall - so your pool heating costs will soar. Save your money and our precuous fuel resources. Use a ‘FLA- MINGO' Solar Blanket from TREND. They are in- expensive, easy to put on and take off and will eli- minate costly evaporation losses which occur this time of year. Pool Size Price 14’ 28' $69.95 16' 32' $89.95 18' 36' $1 19.95 20’ 40' $144.95 For Above Ground Pools 100. 18' diameter $34.95 24' diameter $49.95 DO IT NOW! by NORMAN H. MATTHEWS were almost gone at that moment and only lettuce was available, plus separate bowls of fresh mushrooms, crackers, melba toast, several spreads and dressings. Another patron asked the owner to replenish the salad bowl and we noticed that the new batch con- tained colorful pieces of other vegetables. My companion chose the homemade. cold avocado soup at 75 cents which was a thick, flavorful brew. but not to her liking. The chicken soup de jour was my choice and it was delicious. with pieces of meat, carrots. peas and dining out with norm flute ' "" saxophone clarinet trumpet drums 625-6800 497-7701 757-5161 $69.95 $89.95 $119.95 $144.95 hot spices that made it more like a thin stew. The spices in both soups might be a little strong for the average person and they were served while we were still eating our salad. Due to the smallness of our table, this presented a minor. problem. One luxury that 1 en- joyed was a small loaf of bread served on a wooden board with a choice of plain or parsley butter and a knife to cut your own pieces. AH,GLUTTONY My companion in epicureanism (cultiva- ting a refined taste for the pleasures of the table, often referred to as gluttony) chose the special casserole of the day at $5.15 which comprised a thick pork chop topped with slices of apple, served on a bed of rice and complemented by broccoli and carrots. She found the meat dry and somewhat difficult to cut with the knife provided (using the 10454 YONGE ST. RICHMOND HILL 884-2752 Uni; THE dnnis moore BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCH SERVED FROM 12 T0 3 PM. PDP'S RESTAURANT AND TAVERN Char-Broiled Steaks Delicious Seafood Specializing in serrated bread knife instead). Certainly, it was an ample serving of food and she was unable to finish. Stuffed trout was my craving and it was quite succulent with its filling of mixed sea foods and a side dish of egg sauce. I would have preferred it to be served complete and not headless ever since I‘ve mastered the ten- dency to stare back at the eyes. It is served with rice. with broccoli and carrots adding color. The carrot slices were lacking in flavor and appeal and I would have thought that baby carrots prepared in butter would have been more suitable. House wines are available by the glass or en carafe, with our choice being the 17 ounce _(12 litre) of white. dry wme at$3.75 and it certainly added to the meal and the mood of the evening. Their licence at present only seems to cover beer and wine. Desserts are advertised For further information, please call 884-2875 SCHOOL OF DANCING presents a Sparkling New Season of... 20 YEARS OF TEACHING EXPERIENCE . IN RICHMOND HILL. * TAP * R.A.D. BALLET * BATON * POINTE * MODERN JAZZ NADINE SPITERI and at 80 cents each and consist of white forest cake, lemon cake, or ice cream with fresh raspâ€" berry sauce or cherry brandy with bing cherries. Both of us selected the ice cream, with my companion enjoying the raspberry and I the cherry brandy. A variety of domestic and imported teas are available, as well as coffee at 40 cents; our choice being the lemon tea and orange pekoe tea. The charge for our meal was $19.75 plus $1.97 tax and $2 gratuity for a total of $23.72. DINNERS NEW The House has been open for less than one year and has only been offering evening dinners for the past few months. It has charm and choice location, but lacks the extra touch in its food preparation and serving that is needed to make it a place to relax and remember. It‘s improving all the time though. Fully LiC. Under LLBO 7 STUDIO NOW - OPEN BAYVIEW PLAZA, RICHMOND HILL 20 YEARS OF TEACHING EXPERIENCE Hillcrest now three years old Tonight, from 5:30 to 8 pm. Jim Galloway's Metro Stampers will begin the weekly Hillcresl Jazz. Festival. It con~ tinues through Octobex 26. Birthday celebrations close September 24 with three draws, including a microwave oven. Ballots are available in all stores. Hillcrest Mall is three years old, and it’s planning a 10~day bir- thday party beginning today. The mall’s mascot, “Hillcrest The Happy Hare“ and his friend Alice will hand out balloons and entertain the children, while the “Shopper Stopper" selects shoppers who will receive a gift. In Centre Court, the mall plans “The Most Beautiful Garden", complete with talking flowers. Bayview Ave. it North Taylor Mills Drive Get more enqument out of your holidays! INSTRUCTOR - TIM MCLAUGHLIN FOR INFORMATION CALL 833-5891 (TIM’S PLACE, SW corner of Dufierin and King City sidewad) THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. September 14. 1977 â€" C-15 CLASSES FROM 3 YEARS OF AGE AND UP SPECIAL CLASSES FOR HOUSEWIVES: MODERN JAZZ TAP DANCING ALL CLASSES TAUGHT BY EXPERTS (NW corner of Hwy. 7 and lslington Ave.) STARTS - 7:30 PM. TUES., SEPT. 20 REGISTRATION - SEPT. 12 - 16 9 am. -9 pm FOR INFORMATION - 851-1151 Learn to BASIC DIVING COURSE WOODBRIDGE VAUGHAN POOL ADVANCE DIVING COURSE CASTLE FRANK H.S. 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