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12 NORTH LEEDS LANTERN JANUARY/FEBRUARY 1990 SEELEY'S BAY SENIORS Twenty two members attended the December business meeting of the Seeley's Bay Seniors. Orvin Martin, our president, welcomed all. Everyone united in singing "O Canada" and then sang "Happy Birthday" to Linda Horsey. Secretary June Goodwins read the minutes of the November meeting which were approved. She then read a letter from the government in reply to the protest about reducing pensions. The Treasurer, Valera Hartley, gave her report, which was approved as read. Ernie Grigsby read an article from the magazine, Fiftyâ€"five Plus, about one of our members, Jean Rogers, who makes excellent Orange Marmalade. The members signed Christmas cards for Everett Elliott and George Hill, who are now in nursing homes. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction, followed by refreshments and cards. Seeley's Bay Seniors held their business meeting January 12. with 19 members present. In the absence of President, Orvin Martin, Viceâ€"President, Margaret Keith, chaired the meeting. After welcoming the members, she asked them to join in singing "O Canada" and "Happy Birthday" to Gladys McConnell. Secretary June Goodwins read the minutes of the December meeting, which were approved as read. She read a Christmas greeting from Chaffey's Lock Seniors and called attention to an article in Voice Magazine. Treasurer Valera Hartley gave her report which was approved. It was suggested that June send a letter of thanks to the Legion for the delicious dinner served to us in December. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction, followed by refreshments, cards and games. 3%. 'l‘llli CORPORA'l‘ION OF THE ’l‘OWNSHlP 0F REAR 0F LEEDS AND LANSDOWNE VOLUNTEER APPREC T ATION NlGI l'l‘ On November 10, 1089, the Rear of Leeds and Lansdâ€" owne Recreation Committee hosted a Volunteer Appreciation Night: held at the Lyndhurst Legion Hall where a delicious buffet was enjoyed by 'l‘ownshi p Couttci l , Recrcat i on Conlni ttee and OS guest. Volunteers. Doug Ewart of the, Rec- reation Conunittee was Master of (‘eremonies and wel(omed the guests and asked each guest. to give their niune. and the group which they were representâ€" ing. ‘lherc: were 4'2 groups represented. At this time Rev. Daryl Bell was asked to say Grace. After the dinner, Doug lihart introduced Susan Hreljac from the Ministry of ‘l'ourism and Recreation hilt) spoke on volunteering. Susan reminded Us ot‘ the thousands of hours ot‘ \olunteer time spent. and what this amounted to in dollars and cents. She would keep up the gtmtl hul'k as it hoped that ht‘ was so ltllle‘Lillll. to the (Humanity. ’lhe Deputyâ€"ReeVe, Bruce Bryan introduced the harden tor the United Counties of Leeds and Grenville, Mrs. Betty Wt‘tfdtnili'k, the first lady Warden in 150 years. Mrs. Wecdmark remarked about the importance. of Vomitier‘s and the hours of Work they do that often goes unnoticed by the community they represent . Joan 'l‘ye, Chairâ€" person of the Recreation tonunittee thanked the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Lyndhurst Legion for the. wonderful buffet they served. The evening was enjoyed by all. ARE YOU INTERESTED IN BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL DAY CARE? Elgin and District Co-operative Nursery School will shortly be conducting an assessment of the need for Before and After School Day Care in the Elgin area. A survey will be distributed through South Crosby Public School within the next few weeks. If you are interested in Before and After School Day Care, we need you input. If you would like to fill out a survey but do not have a child attending public school, please call the Nursery School at 3596166. We are particularly appealing to parents of preâ€"schoolers to consider whether or not they may need such a service in the next few vears. mm .’! TOWNSHIP OF REAR OF LEEDS AND LANSDOWNE *** *~k* FIRST NOTICE FIRST NOTICE 1990 ALL DOGS IN THE TOWNSHIP MUST, BY BYâ€"LAW, BE LICENCED. Licences are available and due January 1, 1990. DOGS ARE NOT TO RUN AT LARGE. Services of a dog catcher are available by telephoning the Township Office (928-2423). Impounded dogs aregflaced in Riverdale Kennels near Athens and certain fees are charged upon redemption. Licences may be purchased at the Township office, or you may mail in this form, with your cheque or money order, payable to the Township, to: Box 160, Lyndhurst, Ontario KOE 1N0 The fee, set by By-law 2-1984, is FIVE DOLLARS AND TWENTYâ€"FIVE CENTS ($5.25) for EVERY DOG, male, female, v spayed or neutred. Name of Dog .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Male/Female .... Breed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ . . . . . .........Age . . . . . . . . Colour . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..............Disposition ... . . . . . (Friendly or watchdog) NAME OF OWNER: ......COO...’ ANNUAL PANCAKE SUPPER FEBRUARY 27, 1990 SEELEY'S BAY LEGION HALL 4:30 - 7:00 p.111. Adults $4.00 Children under 19 $2.00 SPONSORED BY ST . PETER ' S CHURCH ” # HEAR OF LEEDS AND LANSDDWNE recycle DUMF‘ SITE BRIER HILL ROAD FEBRUARY 3 8 â€" 11 A.M. â€" Newsprint (includes coloured but no shiny) Please bundle â€" Glass Jars 8/. Bottles (clear and coloured) - Tin, Aluminum 8/. Steel food and drink cans. (tops 8/. bottoms off food cans - all cans flattened) -- 2 1tr. Plastic F’op Bottles â€"â€"â€"â€".. Please be sure all are clean One ton of newspaper takes up 3 cubic meters of landfill. Recycling newspapers saves 17 trees for every ton recycled & reduces air pollution by 732 8/. water pollution by 357. over the manufacture of virgin paper. Recycling paper uses 607. less water than making new paper. REDUCE - REUSE -- RECYCLE IT'S OUR FUTURE!