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14 NORTH LEEDS LANTERN NOVEMBER 1991 B a y/‘a7 SEELEY"S BAY SENIORS There were only 17 members for the business meeting of Seeley's Bay Seniors. In the absence of President, June Goodwins, Vice-president, Ross Hartley presided. He asked all to stand and sing O Canada, followed by Happy Birthday to Howard MaConnell and Freda Tempest. Secretary, Shirley Martin read the minutes of the September meeting, which were approved. Treasurer, Valera gave her reprt, which was also approved. The Secretary announced that Debbie Donaldson is giving lessons in line dancing for Seniors. She also reminded everyone about our Bake Table at the Legion Craft Sale November 2. Shirley gave a report about the District meeting which she attended, Peter Bredyk is the President. Seeley's Bay is to host the next meeting November 18. The SAIL coâ€"ordinator spoke to us about services that are available for seniors who are staying in their own homes e.g. transportation, visits, meals on wheels, Diner's Club at the Carriage House, Foot Clinic, home maintenance, etc. Doug Montgomery, one of the directors, thanked Pat for her informative talk. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction, followed by a delicious lunch, cards and games. Freda Tempest. ST. PETER'S ACW Our October meeting was held on October 1, 1991 at the home of Jennie Goddier. The meeting opened with the ACW prayer. Scripture reading followed "Mark 10: 2-16“. The approved. Roll call showed 7 members present. report followed. Final plans were discussed for our Smorgasbord Supper on October 30, 1991. The price is to be $7.00 for adults, children 5 â€" 10 $3.50. Our Rummage Sale is October 25 and October 26 at St. Luke's Hall, Lyndhurst. Meeting closed with prayers and a delicious lunch was served. Margaret Ann Perry Treasurer's JX‘ ”iu‘ifimm BEVERLEY SENIORS The meeting of the Beverley Seniors club was held on 18 October 1991, in the Legion hall at Delta, and preceded by a lovely lunch at 12 o'clock. After lunch, we had a guestâ€"speaker Dr. P.J. Junker of Smith Falls, who serves this community in the Delta Health Centre. He spoke on preventive medicine, health, diets and other related topics of health, concerning Seniors. He also answered questions and held his audience captive. Leta Burt thanked the doctor for his eXCellent information, after he left, the coordinator of the two units (Portland and Delta), Sandra Chant, told us about the History and working of the two units. At 2 p.m., Mrs. Aimer opened the meeting, attended by 23 members and 3 visitors, and we sang O Canada. We sang Happy Birthday to Ruby McGuire. We also sang the praise of Irma and Glen Chant, who had their 4lst anniversary. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the Secretary, Mrs. Chant and approved as read. A thank you note was received from Sheila Durham, for the fruit basket, sent to her husband Murray, she reported that he came through the operation very well and is recuperating at home. Treasurer, Emily Lester read her financial report, which showed a healthy balance. Mrs. Burt reported on a prize for the most improved pupil of the Beverley school at Delta and a donation will be given to the school. She will contact the Principal of the school to work out the details. She also announced a Zone meeting (Western Sector) on November 18 at Seeley's Bay at 1:30 p.m. at which she will preside, since she was recently chosen to represent the Zone in the Western Sector, at a meeting of the Zone executive, held in Brockville. She will also visit the 8 clubs, located in this sector. Peter Breedyk, President of the Zone, reported on the Zone Executive meeting, he is to visit the clubs in the Central Sector of the Zone. He also reported that Delta failed to clean the sidewalk of snow in the winter season. This forces the Seniors to walk on the highway. There is a Bylaw in the village that property owners are supposed to clean the sidewalk in front of their houses, it is never enforced. After discussion, it was moved, seconded and passed Village that a letter be sent to the Township and the Trustees, asking to change that law, and make the Village Trustees responsible for removing the snow from the sidewalk during the winter season. We are not privileged with a shopping mall, in which to exercise, which is still the best exercise possible for seniors to stay in shape. The parents of children of the village, will also feel safer if their children were not forced to walk to school on the highway. The next meeting will be held on November 15, 1991 at 2 p.m., a bake and craft sale will follOw at 3 p.m. with an afternoon tea in the hall. On December 3, our members will enjoy a free Christmas shopping bus trip to Kingston. Seniors may join us for $7.00. Our Christmas dinner will be held for the members, without charge on December 13, 1991. It was moved, seconded and passed to donate $50.00 to the United Way fund. The meeting closed by the president and we all sang God Save the Queen. if NEESON CONCRETE i‘ R.R.2, SEELEY'S BAY 3 8 7-40 1 9 0R CELLULAR 54 1-0408 Metered mixed concrete on the job site Pay for what you use No job is too small styling For Men Women & Children Excellent Prices HOURS MON. Closed THURS. 9-4 TUES. 9-4 FRI. 9-4. WED. 9‘8 SAT. 9-12 . Bria: Hill Rd.,Lyndhurst‘ Call 928-2399 FKOM TRASH roucuassrcs v 5 _-?J;: II” 272-2168 CANADIAN LEGION SEELEY’S BAY The lucky winner of the September earlybird incentive was June Smith. You could be next. Be an earlybird. Adam and Eve Darts are still being held every Friday at 7:30 p.m. Bring a guest. Check with your sports officer for the holiday dart schedule. The Ladies Auxiliary will be holding a bazaar on Saturday, 2 November 1991 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Featured will be crafts, Christmas and home baking. Come on out and enjoy. Remembrance Day will be observed on Sunday, 10 November this year. We are once again very fortunate to have the Pipes and Drums of the Royal Military College lead us to the Seeley's Bay United Church where our Branch Padre, Reverend Daryl Bell will conduct the Service of Remembrance. We are hoping that ,along with many Legionaires on parade we will be joined by members of the Korean Veterans Association, the Seeley's Bay Fire Department, the Seeley's Bay Lions and the area Brownies and scouts. Parade will form up at the Legion Hall at 10:15 a.m. Monday, 11 November we would like to see many members in uniform gather at the Branch Cenotaph at 10:50 a.m. for the laying of wreaths and the Act of Remembrance. "Fish Fry" Saturday, 16 November 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Bring friends. They will thank you for years to come. Saturday, 14 December 1:00 p.m. The day we say thank you to our Ladies Auxiliary for all the support and assistance they have given us over the past year. We are once again asking the Seeley's Bay Seniors Club to join us and we are hoping they will treat us with another of their scrumptious dessert tables. Next general meeting Wednesday, 6 November at 8:00 p.m. Next executive meeting Wednesday, 10 November at 8:00 p.m. Len Whiteford .lMann Prop NEAR THE FORFAR CHEESE FACTORY WINTER HOURS 2 SATURDAY SUNDAY 10130-5 11:30- 5 Exclusive dealer: in me Shadow of the Shield by Arthur Zimmerman SORRY! NO GIST