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4 NORTH LEEDS LANTERN DELTA DATA The last meeting for the summer of the Delta U.C.W. was held in the Church hall with Vivian Morris acting AREA MUSICIAN TO JOIN CANADA'S TOP COUNTRY MUSIC PERFORMERS A decision made two years ago to make music a full time career is about to result in a birthday present of tremendous importance to a young Delta musician. On June 28th, a few days after his 26th birthday, Jef Leeson will join the Anita Perras & Tim Taylor band for its summer tour of Canadian clubs, fairs, and exhibitions. The band will appear in such diverse settings as the Perth Music Festival (July 3), Edmonton's Klondike Days in July, and by Taylor and sung by Perras, the tune rests at the top of the current Country Music News Canâ€"Country Hit Chart. Born in Ottawa, but raised in Merrickville and Delta, Mr. Leeson developed his vocal and instrumental skills as a teenager. Because of a health condition which prevented him from engaging in competitive sports, he turned to guitar studies to occupy his time. He is self taught. Early employment as a musician began with local partâ€"time bands in the mid 1980's. Stints with Kim Landon 8: Brass Buckle, of Lyndhurst, and Ron Gordon's Rambling Fever band in guitar professionally, Mr. Leeson has also mastered acoustic and electric guitars, drums, and keyboard well enough to allow him to compose and record in his home studio. He also ' performs lead and backup vocals. The son of Richard and Alice Leeson of Delta, Jef attended Beverley Elementary School there and R.D.H.S. at Elgin before completing a Television Production course at Belleville's Loyalist College. According to Mr. Leeson, credit for the early stimulation of his interest in both the technical and performing arts lies with for Presment Irma Chant at the LanSdowne Fair in Kingston led to his decision Seetronics leaCher RObert who has been ill. August, among its many to try fuu_time band work untleyv mUSIC teaCher‘ Ann Hilda Cardiff Opened the engagements. “11986. Landon, and members of service with What a Friend we have in Jesus being sung. Our speaker, Mrs. Marion McLeod, being a Coâ€"ordinator of V.O.N. Senior Support of North Leeds, gave a very interesting and informative talk on the various services offered. For the second consecutive year PERRAS has been named Female Voealist of the Year, and the pair have been honoured again as Duet of the Year, at the Canadian Country Music Association Awards. Along with a highly successful appearance at That year brought tours of western Canada, northern Ontario, and the Atlantic Provinces with the Ottawa band, Midnite Sun. In 1987 Jef spent three months in central Ontario with London country artist Shawn Travis before joining Dennis Whitty the Brockville Operatic Society where he appeared in the boys' chorus in Oliver; and as a mobster‘s sidekick in Guys 8: Dolls. A lead role in the~ Belleville Pinnacle Theatre's production of No Sex Please, We're British, was a further spur to his aspirations. Jef's first local appearance with Anita Perras 8: Tim Taylor will be at the Rodeo Roadhouse in Kingston from June 28th to July 2nd. Psalm 31 vs. 1â€"8 and Acts the Randy Travis Show in 2 vs. 1-4 were read by Vivian Toronto's Maple Leaf Morris, followed by a prayer by Hilda Cardiff. Collection received by Edith Woods was dedicated by Nellie French. Our fun project and birthday money was also collected. Hildaread to us about "The Power Within” and Irene read "What's the use of Worrying?". The roll call answered by the members MON: Junel3 6:30 prrwss (8-10)Coâ€"Ed stated that 9 hospital and 8:00 LADIES 14 home visits had been & Bushwacker in Ottawa, where he has spent the last eight months. Although he plays bass Gardens, the duo have a single, ONE Written current hit SMOKEY ROSE. DELTA HOME GAMES BASEBALL Mons. (Jo-lid, Ages 11-14 and 8~10 MON: June I: (x230 UAN'l'AM “1-x.” C045,} 8:00 LADIES FRI: JunelO 0:30 BAN'I‘AM EVERYBODY who is ANYBODY goes to TUES: June 14 8:00 MENS made. Minutes of the last ' meeting were read and Irene Fm; June 17 7:00 pm: WEE (3â€"10) 03-3.1 CROSBY FLEAMARKET gave the Treasurer‘s report. JUNE 25 ~ SEPTEMBER 3 Correspondence was received MON’ June 20 6‘30 FEE WEE from President Irma, Elgin U.C.W. and Mrs. Ruth THURS: June 23 8:00 MENS Antiques , Art , Baking , MacLean. We were reminded FRI: June 24 7:00 BANTAM (11-14) Coâ€"Ed Crafts, Fleas, Jewelry, that in September we would MON: June 27 6:30 BANTAM “PM, C0_Ed Plants, Pottery, Saving, bring our Bakeless Bake 8:00 LADIES Etc. Sale envelopes in. A Stewardship reading was TUES: June 28 8200 MENS the“ given by Irene GOOd5611- FRI: July 1 7:00 BANTAM (11â€"14) Co-Ed The U.C.W. Purpose was repeated and the L01.de MON: July 4 6:30 PEE WEE (8â€"10) Coâ€"Ed NEWBOYNE MMER SUPPER BAKED HAM. ROAST BEEF BAKED BEANS. SALADS SCALLOPED POTATOES Prayer. A lovely lunch 8:00 LADIES prepared by Irene Goodsell and Dione Kirby was enjoyed by everyone. Millie Sweet gave the courtesy. MON; ST. PEIER'S OLD-FASHIONED SU THURS: July 7 8:00 MENS FRI: July 8 7:00 FEE WEE (8â€"10) Coâ€"Ed July II 6:30 PEE WEE 1 Have a Good, Happy and 8:00 LADIES HOME BAKED P I ES H uh ‘ ea y summer and see FRI: July 15 7:00 BANTAM (1%”) CO_Ed TEA . COFFEE 1 I' RU I T DRINK you back in September. SATURDAY, JULY 16TH, 1988 ADULTS_- â€" - - - - $6.50 CHILDRtN UNDE? 12 - $2.50 CHILDREN UNDER 5 - FREE ‘TAKE’OUT' IF IT RAlNS MON: Julyl8 I 6:30 BANTAM TUES: July 19 8:00 MEN FRI: July 22 7:00 BANTAM / V4 MON: July ZS 6:30 PEE WEE DELTA BEVERLEY PARK THURS: July 28 8:00 MEN ‘ FRI: July 29 7:00 / PEE WEE (8-10) Cerd "MOSTLY MYS { TUES: Aug 2 8:00 MEN ,’ TERIES" / much, much more) WED' AUE 3 8:00 LADIES MON: Aug 8 8:00 LADIES RD- THURSDAY , FRIDAY , SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ATHENS 924-9711 7 ’ a. 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