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10 I : Mill Pond Corner Cafe :is worth the drive to Ayr The driving time to Ayt is back to a reasonable 15 to 20 minutes, from Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo, now that the plowing match is over. The Mill Pond Corner Cale & Tearoom is worth the tip The majority of customers come from out of town. It seems many residents of Ayt haven‘t vet discovered the #// gem in their community ‘Patrons seem to gain enthusiasm, the further they live from the village." says Dian. the proprietor and 1 feel comfOrtable the minute 1 step inside the door on street level and ascend the curved stairway to the restaurant. The decor is definitely a tea room There are wicker chairs and glass top tables with pink place mats Tiffany lamps and real plants hang from the cerling. Blackboards tell about scrumptious desserts and [eatured wines There are sprigs ol eucalyptus in tny bottles on each table Photos, of family and Dian‘s mothers friends from the 1920%. adorn the walls and are interesting conversation preces Candles, plants and tea pots sit on the window sills There are other nice touches. If you dine alone, you are gncn a maga:me There are crayon boxes, colâ€" oring books and a $2.99 menu for the kids. You can select tea, at your table, from an assortment in a speâ€" cial box The food is prcp.lrcd by a.m. to 4 p.m. Fr Dian, who works wonders p.m. Saturday: 1 in her small kitchen. The Sunday: 10 a m chicken pot pie is covered fast is served un with a scone crust and is full High tea starts a of hot chicken and vegetaâ€" ‘S::d:ymbnmchu bles. The pasta prima vera LICENSED has an olive oil and garlic sauce The vegetables and pasta are al dente. It is served with a salad and garlic oat toast. The homemade white and brown bread for sandwiches is made with unbleached and wholeâ€"wheat flour. Chic pea flour is added to the white bread to give it food OPEN SUNDAY N 0O W OWNER: Dian Naish owned a cof tee shop in Kitchener for five years, was the assistant pastry chef at Langdon Hall and now owns the Mill Pond Corner Cate & Tearoom in Ayr PARKING: The tearoom is located at the corner of the main intersecâ€" tion. Public parting signs direct you to a lot just before the interâ€" section There is usually parking available on the main street in front of the restaurant On Saturday and Sunday, there is also space behind the bank across the street WHEELCHAIR ACCESS: The restaurant is up a flight of stairs and thgrefore not wheelchair accessible CAPACITY: 44 seats CLIENTELE: People who appreciate good food PRICE RANGE Moderate prices Breaktast entrees are $3.95 to $4.50. Lunch entrees are under $7 00. Dinner entrees range from $7 95 to $13.95.. Dinner for two is about $50 including salad or soup wine, coffee and taxes HOURS: Monday to Thursday: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday: 9 a m. to 9 p.m. Saturday: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m Sunday: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Breakâ€" fast is served until 4 p.m daily High tea starts at 2 p m. daily Sunday brunch is served 10 a m to 4 p.m Mill Pond Corner Cate and Tearoom 32 Stanley St., Ayr ON Feel the fit enjoy the comfort of clothing fitted by experienced clothiers at Flagstaff value. The caesar salad comes with traditional or soya parmesan dressing. l tried the soya parmeâ€" san and it was superb. All salad dressings and soups have no preservatives If you have ume to linger, choose one of the many fondues ($5.95 to on $14.95). There is also a VW;?}‘ daily, chef‘s choice, all inclusive meal for $13.95 m And don‘t forget to try the desserts Evangelina is a middleâ€" aged baby boomer who loves to eat. She is witty, outspoken and knowledgeable about food. Evangelina dislikes untrained staff, careless cooks, inconsistency, dirt, foil wrapped baked potatoes, and preâ€"packaged foods that are taken from the freezer to the deep fryer to the table NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE SUITS + SPORT COATS + OUTERWEAR " l'”“" & MENS ?OPPE 579â€"6367 FREDERICK S$T. MALL Just minutes to quality fashion from anywhere in Kitchenerâ€"Waterk fll‘ 1 know you‘ve heard it before, but these desserts really are healthy. They are additive free and made with canola oil and olive oil. The carrot cake is made with honey instead of sugar. The cookies are made with honey and maple syrup. If you‘re lucky, Dian will have baked her orange chiffon, poppy seed cake or her mother‘s double fudge brownies with hot chocoâ€" late sauce The Mill Pond Corner Tearoom & Cale is allergy aware to help people with {ood allergies dine away from home safely. Call and talk to Dian about your concerns and a special meal will be prepared for you If you‘re looking for a cory place for a private function or Chnstmas party, the restaurant can be reserved for 20 or more guests. Dian will be thrilled to arrange little theatre for vour entertainment *L love little theatre, * Dian says. "I have no time to go to it, so I bring it here every chance I get." Whatever your reason for a good, wholesome meal out, the trip to Ayt is worthâ€" while COMMUNITY INFORMATION Will take place on the following day: DATE: â€" Saturday, November 4th TIME: â€" 9 a.m. â€" 1 p.m PLACE: â€" Soccer Office, Bechtel Park (Bridge Street) Our new indoor complex at Bechtel Park is to be completed in December ready for January occupancy. We are planning to start our indoor session in January and running till March 30th. The program will be available to all children born Dec. 31/91 to Aug. 177. The older age groups will depend on registration. For further information or an application form please call the Soccer Office at 578â€"9680 Anyone interested in becoming a Representative (All Star) Coach for the 1996 season should contact the Soccer Office at 578â€"9680 to obtain an application form and information. These applications should be returned to Waterloo Minor Soccer Club, P.O. Box 41023, Waterloo, Ontario, N2K 3T5, no later than November 6, 1995. WATERLOO MINOR SOCCER INDOOR REGISTRATION CHrOnicle Voluntary Pay Rewarding our carriers for a job well done! 886â€" 1550 to be held at * ST. COLUMBA CHURCH Comner Lincoln Rd. & Mayfield Ave. Just minutes to quality fashion from anywhere in Kitchenerâ€"Wate! Thurs. 7:30 p.m. Nov. 9/95 CONCERNING citTy AND GLENRIDGE ISBuESs P i zce e =â€"~" |R 3t Pss xauo street !