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8 NORTH LEEDS LANTERN LYNDHURST AND DISTRICT SANTA CLAUSE PARADE Best Business Float: 1 - Lyndhurst Barbering 8: Hairstyling; 2 - The Canteen Lady; 3 - Perrin Real Estate. Best Private Float: 1 - Rideau Ridge Riders; 2 â€" Rapidview Farms - Arnold Covey; 3 â€" Snoopy's Christmas (David Tye). Best Junior Organization: 1 - lst Athens Guides; 2 â€" lst Athens Brownies; 3 â€" lst Seeley's Bay Brownies. Best Senior Organizations: 1 - Athens Fire Department; 2 - Thousland Island Lions; 3 - Brockville District Shriners. Best Dressed person or couple: 1 - Brian Hart; 2 â€" Binkey (Tanya Tye, Lucas Myers, Nicole Stevens); 3 - The Grinch Stole Christmas (Virginia & Amy Tye). Funniest Group: 1 - Sanitation Engineers (Paul and Joe Tye); Z - Lloyd Kenny and Party; 3 - Clowning Around (Steve 8: Brad Mustard). Best Horses: 1 ~ Rapidview Farms; 2 - Gamway Farms; 3 -Phillip Brown's Horses. Winners of the $100 Draw: Winston Bradley, Esther Powell, Marg Stevens, Sandra Slade, Sandra Slade, Dan Kelsey, Eric Landon, Sharon Allen, Ron White, Marie Dobing. Winner of the Case of HO HO HO or $300 â€" David Moran, Toledo. Winner of the 66 oz HO HO HO - Mike Rautianen, Vancouver, B.C. Winner of the 40 oz HO HO HO - Myra Murphy, Seeley's Bay. Winner of the 26 02 HO HO HO â€" Ruth Martell, Delta. There will be a Santa Claus Parade Committee Meeting Tuesday, December 13, 1988 at the home of Bernice Landon in Lyndhurst. We are in need of more members to participate in the fundraising and organizing for the parade. We also invite anyone that is interested in attending just to listen and give us some new suggestions to please come. For further information call Debbie McElroy - 928-2408. JANE MONAGHAN, B.A.. LLB. Bantam anh énllmur P.0. BOX 190 ELGIN. ONTARIO K00 IEO . Denise TELEPHONE (613)359-5108 ST. JOHN'S A.C.W. The November meeting was held at the home of Gordanier. The meeting opened with the Lord's Prayer. Mabel Standen read the meditation from the Living Message, all repeated a prayer. Ruth Anna Glover read the Scripture. Roll call was answered by 10 members. The treasurer's report was given. The collection was taken, donations were given. A nice amount of money was made at our Arts and Crafts Fair and our Fall Rummage Sale. The October minutes were read and approved. The A.C.W. is asked to make squares for the Bishop's visit, of dedicating St. Luke‘s Hall. There will be a Dedication Service the 11th of December of the new prayer books, the White Hangings and the White Communion Table Cloth. Suzanne Gatenly will embroider a Cross on» the white table cloth. Suzanne will purchase four white fancy doilies for Carol Jacob, to be dedicated in loving memory of Beryl Ethel Jacob. Denise Gordanier will finish the two chairs for the Church, done at A.R.C. Industries in Gananoque. A new service time was suggested. St. John's A.C.W. will provide coffee and squares for St. Nicholas service on December 4. Jean Roantree, Joyce Brown, Denise Gordanier and Carol Jacob will make squares. Carol Jacob will give a donation of squares for the Bishop's visit. Carol Jacob will have the December meeting, with a noon lunch, at Vera Sheridan's home in Delta. Jean Roantree closed the meeting with the Grace. Etta Glover and Denise Gordanier served a lovely lunch. WORK WANTED Painting,- Wallpapering Repairs to Ceiling and Walls, Renovations, Stone- work. Pointed, Cement. Brickwork and Chimneys Roof Repair Shingling Chimney Sweeping Barn Painting FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED Ken Rasm usson xi 387-3720 WWWWWM??W99”999799999 SQ it: a." m x:- m r“? (:4 in M) g G H‘ *9. E; E M it: u ya £3 E? S [3 "‘1 '2. "I u is Garry H Sly Bookkeeping & Tax Service R.R.2 Seeley's Bay KOH 2N0 “attittéttééééfluflflfmfifibbb5333555555fi3553353Â¥ LYNDHURST U.C.W. Marion Warren, the president of the Lyndhurst U.C.W., welcomed everyone to our November meeting. Gladys Major Was in charge of the devotional. Her theme was "Thanksgiving" with various readings and hymns appropriate to this theme. The offering was taken and dedicated by Marion. The roll call was answered by 12. members. One guest was also present. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approve( Velma Kelsey read the treasurer's report. A letter from Fanny Kenney, which enclosed a donation, was read and also a thank you card from the David Sweet family. Members were asked to make sandwiches to serve after the cantita at Olivet Church on December 4th. Plans were made for our bazaar and tea to be held in the hall on November 12th. Plans were also made for our next meeting when guests will be invited and gifts exchanged. The meeting closed with the Mizpal Benediction. Our guest, who was an exchange student from Australia, showed us slides and told us about her country which we found very interesting. We then enjoyed a delicious lunch served by Velma Kelsey and Hazel Gilfillen. COURNEYA ROOFING 359-5053 RR# 3, tLGIN, ONT. ALL TYPES OF ROOFING: ASPHALT & CEDAR SHIHGLES TAR 8 GRAVEL STEEL EAVESTROUGH, METAL FLASHING REPAIRS T0 BARN ROOFS * FREE ESTIMATES ‘ * FIVE YEAR GUARANTEE * on NEW 8: RPSâ€"ROOFING “ Voun BEST Combination 05 QUALITY 8 PRICE. 9) tc6tctétRICWMMAMMMMD 1;“; u 1.1" \ 1 61'; «1‘4 x‘t'a‘t r; r» v 1 YOUR COUNCIL AT WORK BASTARD & SOUTH BURGESS by P. MCManus & A. Greenhorn Winter's coming and for that end council accepted the tender of Allan Gifford for snow removal on the extension of William Street, Delta. Council accepted with a great deal of pleasure a cheque from the Nonâ€"Prof it Housing Corporation for $130,000. This has been returned to the reserve accounts from which it came. A byâ€"law was passed dedicating Polk Crescent as a highway. This is a formality which completes an agreement between the Township and the Developer. A request was made to Small Craft Harbours branch of Oceans and Fisheries to repair and also extend the dock at Portland. The response to the Housing Survey was greater than expected and has been handed to the Nonâ€"Profit Housing Corporation to pursue. From the number of appl icat ions for zoning byâ€"law amendments, it appears that the building boom in Bastard & South Burgess is continuing at a good pace. Council was delighted to have a large number of interested citizens in attendance to hear and express opinions on these . Council invited proposals for the engineering work leading to rebuilding of William Street in Delta and the sidewalk from the Glen Chant residence to William Street and from William Street to Main Street. This will be the last time one of the contributors to this column will be writing it. I have enjoyed working on this column with Anna Greenhorn and in producing the column. I wish the new Council of Bastard & South Burgess every success during the next three years. P. McManus REAR OF LEEDS AND LANSDOWNE VOTERS Thank you all for your I I I support in the recent municipal elections and for electing me as Reeve O I G Gordon Leadbeater , r. 1;; ;: (mfgmmmflsx YKVD‘W -' ‘t i‘ v.‘ r r eJJI' ,r i J’