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TOWNSHIP OF REAR OF LEEDS 8L LANSDOWNE ST. JOHN'S ACW The November meeting held at the home of Jean Roantree opened with the Lord's Prayer, followed by Prayer #3 from the ACW Book. Ruth Anna Glover read the Scripture St. Mark 12: 38â€"44. Mabel Standen read the Meditation and all members repeated the Prayer. Roll call was answered by 9 members, who answered with a verse of St. John, containing the word "Love“. The October minutes were read and approved. Denise Gordanier gave the treasurer's report and» the collection was taken. A nice sum of money was made at our October Arts and Crafts Fair and Fall Rummage Sale. A thank you card will be‘ sent to Elaine Bryan to express our heartâ€"felt thanks for her lovely crafts and time she provides at our Arts and Crafts. The ACW will give Miriam Houghton a Christmas Gift Certificate from the Glen House on the Parkway, in appreaciation for playing our Church organ. Each lady will make 2 dozen cookies to send to Carveth Nursing Home in Gananoque, and one extra dozen cookies to *be divided among ourselves at our Christmas Party. In place of a Christmas Gift exchange, we will give money to- an "Almost Home", house in Kingston, for parents with sick children in the hospital. The December roll call will be answered with the word "Glory". The December meeting will be held at the home of Eleanor wills. Meeting closed with Grace. Etta leoer and Denise Gordanier served a lovely lunch. ‘ etty Tudor, a pubkeeper from Exeter, En- gland, finally gave up trying to get a driv- er’s license. She had taken 273 driving lessons during the past 19 years and ulti- mately had been barred from at least three driving schools. After she failed her most recent . driving test, her examiner was admitted to a men- tal hospital, although the 55-year-old woman told a reporter, “l’m not sure 1 was totally to blame.” â€"'l‘oronto, Ontario, Canada Globe and Mail Sunday, December 1, 1991 1:00 P.M. â€" 4:30 P.M. OLD STONE HILL MUSEUM m a) JAM 711.” DA”: Come a /"0 (Second floor now open) Township of the Rear of m Leeds and Lansdowne w RECYCLING NEWS COMPOSTERS Have Arrived at Cost is $18.60 per unit (a Great Deal!) Pick Up Day is Saturday, Dec. 7 9:00 to 11:00 am at the Township Composters are available on a ”first-come" basis. More are on the way! Thanks to the Township of the Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne and the Ontario Ministry of the Environment for support of this project. [Ilium-,Mmmm will is” "“"llllif"""""’l"l..‘., '7 ii. “at Will ill” ; "I legs; VIM "Ill Mlllll- C "ills“ OPEN HOUSE DELTA Hot punch and ? The Treat's on us! Everyone Welcome and bring your friends! “.7, . “Haws-Na , if“ KW)W‘I‘1“‘NV’A."~V""E/TVF‘ .7 - ' ' o W“ ' ‘ " " =' "M‘s"? "r"" DECEMBER I991 NORTH lEEDS LANTERN ll THANKQJ I would like to thank all the voters in the Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne who supported me for the position of councillor in the recent election. A special thank you to Joan Gamble, Louella Earl, Iris Landon and my husband Alan I met a lot of people and to the ones I missed, I am sorry. Zelma Kelsey ARE YOU CONCERNED ABOUT YOUR FUTURE? Are you a senior? . a physically disabled person? . a caregiver? . a community member? Your Provincial Government wants to work WIth you to improve services for you. We want your help. Public Meetings will be held to hear your views. Where: Lions Hall Elgin When: December 3, 1991 1:30 - 3:30 pm Reducuion of Long farm Cam and Support Sell/ICES H1 0n mno TAX REVOLT SUPPORT LOCAL BUSINESS We pay the tax!* You save the gas! Do your Christmas Shopping at Petals & Presents Olde Worlde Flower 8:. Gift Shoppe This holiday season We deliver the best locally & world wide * Petals & Presents will save you 15 ‘74: on cash & carry until December 25 OPEN Mon â€" Sat 10 â€"5 pm. 353â€"5572 Main St. Elgin