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10 IORTHLEEDSLAITERN MARCHI992 .‘A' Lyndhurstmmm" ST. PETER'S ACW The February 4 meeting of St. Peter's Anglican Chuch Women was held at the home of Vera Bennett with 10 members present. Vera conducted the worship service using the Luke 5 verses l â€" ll scripture and asked thoughtâ€"provoking questions as to why we went to church and why the crowd pressed in our Jesus. The Private World Relief Fund was discussed and a video tape was shown. We learned that the fund helps refugees at home and abroad and these funds are watched by the Canadian International Development Agency three to one. It was decided that we use the proceeds of our Pancake Supper for the Private Fund. Although the decision on whether we should sponâ€" sor another child has been on the agenda through the Christian Children's Fund as part of our misâ€" sionary program the deciâ€" sion was deferred to our next meeting. Again concerning missions the Ryandale House in Kingston and funds from the Nearlyâ€"New Shop for it was voted. A group, Vera Bennett, Rita Jones, Mary Dean and Betty Sly, volunteered to organize the Pancake Supper March 3. The price of $3.50 for adults and $1.75 for childâ€" ren and a family price of $11.50 was decided. The meeting closed with the ACW prayer and song and a delicious lunch was enjoyed. Gail Moore T R? Telephone for further details and infonnation K7 CHEâ€"Q, RECREATION COMMITTEE MEETING FOR THE TOWNSHIP OF REAR 0F LEEDS AND LANSDOWNE The regular meeting of the Recreation Committee for the Township of the Rear of Leeds and Lanstwne was held in the Council Chambers at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, January 27, 1992. Seven members were present. Minutes of the November 25, 1992 meeting were approved as read. A Motion was made to pay the Gananoque Recreation Department Voucher covering children playing hockey in Gananoque from Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township. There was a discussion with regards to the Volun- teer Appreciation Night being held on March 3, 1992 at the Lyndhurst Legion Hall. A Motion was made to apâ€" point Jake Eyzenga as Chairman of the Recreation Committee for 1992. A vote of thanks was given to Alan Roantree who had been the Chairman for 1991. The meeting adjourned at 9:45 p.m. and will meet again February 24, at 7:30 p.m. or at the call of the Chairman. Betty Sly imp JOYCE’S PLACE YARNS 8r CRAFTS WE NOW HAVE PATON’S. VIANA 8r BERNAT YARNS Custom Knitting. Sewing & Alterations. REASONABLE RATES AVON REPRESENTATIVE VMQQR? T. L. C. DIAPER SERVICE 81 SALES (Tender Loving Care) Q) Aflonhblelor as Iow as $10- 95 per week Q Twice weekly pick up and delivery to your home 0 Featuring Little Impressions Iorm fitting diapers the ouchless diaper Personalized laundering ot diapers C) Gift certificates, retail diaper sales anddiscounts available 928- 3073 Q _) Sealers Bay (673) 387â€"3661 LANARK-LEEDS-GRENVILLE THE 1%: LUNG ASSOCIATION 3 Shondun Mews Ilmchlllc. ()nl. KbV 5V7 .. s.‘ ARE you SICK or BEING INDOORS? "L‘6”‘34 "”4 YOU H_.'_GH'I‘ REALLY BE! (YOUR TOHN/CITY). .hre you sick of being indoors? "It might not be the February blahs. Poor indoor air quality might be causing health problems in your home and workplace" said Trudy Lundvall, Executive Director of The 'ung Association of Lanark, Leeds and Grenville On average, Canadians spend at least 90 percent of their time indoors. At this time of year that percentage could be even higher. In fact, experts agree that air pollution levels can be greater indoors than out. The most significant pollutants found indoors are second-hand smoke, the vapours from household and personal care products, vapours from arts and crafts materials, nitrogen dioxide, carbon dioxide, formaldehyde, microbes and fungi asbestos, and volatile organic compounds. These pollutants can cause a variety of health effects including: lung cancer, eye and respiratory tract irritation, headaches, nausea, reduced resistance to infections, allergic reactions,fatigue, confusion, dizziness and rashes. "There are a number of things you can do to reduce the amount of indoor air pollution in your home and workplace," suggested Mrs. Lundvall. "The most important step you can take is to quit smoking and ban smoking your home and workplace. There are 43 known carcinogenic compounds in tobacco smoke alone. Standard domestic and commercial ventilation systems cannot eliminate the hazards of tobacco smoke," added Mrs. Lunvall. "The Lung Assoc1ation can provide you with other simple steps you can take to control indoor air pollution in your home and office and information on how to quit smoking,‘ concluded Mrs. Lundvall. The Lung Association is Canada' 5 oldest voluntary not- for- profit health promotion organization. It conducts public health education, research and public awareness programs which are supported by donations to the annual Christmas Seal Campaign and by other voluntary contributions. Wayne Phillips Floor Covering Sales & Installations Repairs & Cleaning Cushion Flooring DELTA R R I 928 -245 7 NEARLY NEW SHOP . The. Nearly New Shop which is being operated by the Anglican Parish of Leeds Rear periodically through the winter months appears to be meeting a real community need. . g _ Last year, these sales generated income of $1085.31! ConSIdering the very low prices being charged, this represents a large turnover of clothing and other goods and we are most grateful for those who have made donations of material. The income from these sales, other than necessary expenses, is being used for charitable purposes within the community. To date our operating costs have been $116.31 leaving $965.04, for disbursement. Of this, $115.00 was given for the rental of a wheelchair, $200.00 to the Gananoque Food Bank and a further $200. 00 to the Seeley's - Bay Lions Club for Christmas hampers. The balance of $460. 04 together with the net profits from this year's sales will be used for similar rojects or othe t which come to our attention. p Urgent neEdS Unfortunately, we had to postpone our end- January sale and regret any inconvenience this may have caused. In addition to the sale this weekend (February 28/29), another is planned for Er1day, March 27 and Saturday, March 28. Donations of clean nearly new“ spring and summer clothing in good condition would be gratefully appreciated and can be left at St Luke's Church in Lyndhurst or call 928~2787 Lo arrange pickâ€"up. Our thanks to everyone for your support. Laffert