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NORTH LEEDS LANTERN Z'T‘LI'WLIIB- “ha/V I :V Seeleys Bay Senior Citizens On Nov. 13 Freda Tempest welcomed 29 members to our meeting. The meeting opened with the singing of O Canada with Millie McFadden at the piano. The minutes were read by Margaret Keith and were adopted as read. She told us there were some interesting items in the Voice that we should read. Freda asked Mabel Mainse to give a report on the visit to the Lombard Manor that 7 members enjoyed. The rates are $27.50 a day, but some adjustment could be made, a run goes to Smith Falls every day. There is an elevator for those who need it. Everything seemed in good order. They were served a delicious lunch. Millie was asked if she would be telephone convenor again, she accepted. Orvin Martin mentioned some activities at the Legion. We also received an invitation to their Christmas dinner on Dec.lZ, social hour 1â€"2 and dinner 2-4. They asked if we would supply the dessert table and sing again. Everyone agreed we would. We are having a practice at our next pot luck on Nov. 2.7. Fred Stewart moved to give our usual donation to the Legion at the Christmas dinner , seconded by Ernie Grigsby. It was moved by Marjorie MacIntyre and seconded by Rae Lee that we bring a donation of food to our next meeting for the Christmas basket. Ernie informed us the Gananoque Senior Citizens are having their Christmas dinner on Dec.9 at 6 pm, $9.00 a plate at the Legion Hall and we are invited. He also told us their bazaar was a great success. In 1988 Ernie would like to arrange some euchre tournaments between the different clubs. It was suggested by Mary Davies that there should be three on the lunch committee for the bus. meeting, all were in favour. Happy Birthday was sung to Rae Lee, Eulah Mainse, and Jeanne Rodgers. Meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction. Lunch was served followed by a few games of cards and Rummy. i.__ SELLING ALL GRADES OF: Car et&Vin | Qua'iry Tile y Ceramic Tile a... at REASONABLE PRICES Cal I Anytime 38773235 Ask for FREE Estimate Seeley's Bay Brownie Pack marches by where Herb Eaton (a past Zone the Pipes Commander), Bill Nolan (Deputy Zone Commander) and Joe Turner (Past President) take the salute. . Stockermans, Howard YOEEEIZZY f0 3%: fifigieONto Morris, Liz Groskorth, understand wh th. Mark Pineau, Todd y 15 Sharp, Pipe Major Fred Eran? OfL ihe .ROYaI Alderman, Drum Major pigjdlaor} tSEIOEadeltss 2? Mike Steele and the the Royal Military geatlllgng wagggrrtl M52312: gioiéegihsiliggnsstonlédThai: received a well earned, Remembrance Da d plaque from Branch Pres. y para e Len Whiteford. - . . Brownie Pack was led by Ecsggngand 1.21:de 12:: Brown Owl Debbie Kruz the Legionaires, the find Tawny 0‘“ Kati‘iié Ladies Auxiliary, the alladay. There were Seeley-S Bay Brownie Brownies, 1 Guide and 1 Pack, repesentatives of Beaver on parade' the Korean Veterans A round of applause to Association, the Seeley's our Ladies Auxniary Who Bay Lions Club and the supplied hot dogs, Seeley's Bay Fire Dept, doughnuts, clam chowder march with heads held and chili. Thanks also high despite the to Kim Bartley who drove downpour. The sajute the parade lead car. was taken by Deputy On the eleventh hour of Zone Commander Bill the eleventh day Of the Nolan, comrade Herb eleventh month, a small Eaton and Comrade Joe service was held at our Turner. cenotaph where Comrade The service was Betty Draper laid a conducted by Comrade wreath on behalf of a Bill Nolan and wreaths Silver Cross Mother. The were laid for a Silver Ladies Aux. wreath was Cross Mother, Provincial, laid by Velma Turner, Fallen Comrades, Branch the Brand“ Wreath by and Korean Veterans_ Pres. Len Whiteford and The Royal Military Korean Veterans wreath College was represented by Officer Cadets Ray RIDEAU 160 Elmwood Drive j' ' INSTALLAT N AND REPAIRS STEAM CLEANIN‘GI' Satisfaction Guaranteed Open Mom-Fri. 7 - 5 The Seeley's Bay Legion parade led by Gananoque, Ontario K7G 1N9 Wotever you need, call . . . 87 - 388 Sweet’s . s. v V v of the and Drums Royal Military College of Kingston, Ontario. by Comrade jim Aldridge. Grey Cup Day is Nov. 29th from the opening kickoff to the final play. The hall is divided in two with 2 T.V.‘s. Come out and cheer for your team. This is a fun day with lots of surprises and good food. Refreshments are available. On Dec. 12th Branch members have the honour of paying special tribute to our Ladies Aux. and senior citizens. Cocktails 1â€"2 pm with dinner 2â€"4 pm. The New Year's Dance will be on Dec. 31 from 9 pm to 1 am . Tickets are $12.50 per person and go on sale Dec. 2nd. Once again there will be a free taxi service for those within 10 miles of this branch. The President's ‘New Year‘s Day Levee will be held Jan. lst from noon to 4 pm. The Ladies Auxiliary draw was won by Jim Salmon, Kingston. Adam & Eve Darts â€" Dec. 4,11,18th at 8 pm. General meeting - Dec. 9th at 8:30 pm. DRIVING SCHOOL Doug Aitken - Lessons by Appointment - 0 Dual Controls 0 Fully Licenced and Insured 0 (613) 382.5284 t SAND t GRAVEL t LIMESTONE Sand 0 Gravel A Division ol G. Tackaberry & Sons Construction Co. Ltd. Immediate delivery of: e CRUSHED GRAVEL o WASHEO SAND t FILL t. LIMESTONE EQUIPMENT RENTALS Ralph Sweet - Manager Junction of Hwy I 58: 32 Saturday Until NOON