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NORTH LEEDS LANTERN THANKYOU PAT! On Friday,September 18 the Community Room in Elgin assumed a warm and welcoming appearance in expectation of the arrival of the guest of honour, it was a surprise thank you and farewell party for Pat Little who has contributed so much of her time and energy to improving the quality of life for everyone in this area. Rideau Lakes Union Library and Lantern workers were predominant among the guests who greeted Pats' arrival with enthusiasm. Apparently it really was a surprise for Pat who thought she was going dancing with her husband Roy. Needless to say as she circulated there were many reminisc- ences. ° DITORIAL PAGE- â€"â€" Reeve Bob Smith brought greetings from South Crosby Council and Mar- garet Williams spoke on behalf of Eastern Ontario Library System. Presentations were made by Bob Waterfield for Rideau Lakes Union Library and Doug Roantree for the North Leeds Lantern. A11 speeches alluded humourously to the upheaval in the lives of Pat's co-workers. She certainly was a force to be reckoned with! Delicious refreshments were served and we all had a good opportunity to speak to Pat and hear about her new life and home. We wish her well. L______; tifhhfl*** ALL MATERIAL SHOULD BE NAILED T0: P.O. Box 136 Elgin. Ont. K06 IEO t*muu*uu* iii-*{ri-i-l-ii-i-‘I'I-i-N-I-iiiii-ii- TO ALL CONTRIBUTORS ORGANIZATIONS BUSINESSES ADVERTISERS ETC. NHO USE THE LANTERN: OUR PRINTING DATES HAVE BEEN CONFIRMED FOR 1987. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE AND OUR ASSISTANCE NE ASK YOU TO CLIP 8 SAVE THE LIST OF DEADLINES LISTED BELOW. (IT IS ALWAYS PRINTED ON THE EDITORIAL PAGE OF EACH MONTH S ISSUE ) NORTHLEEDSLANTERN ' DEADLINE DATES for 1987 To ensure YOUR material is included hithe Lantern please refer to dates below. 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Classifieds 2-4 lines $2.00 5-8 lines $4.00 lhankyou $4.00 minimum PAID HITN AD The North Leeds Lantern is a monthly Community Newspaper, distributed free of charge to all households in the Townships of Bastard & S. Burgess, Rear of Leeds & Lansdowne, South Crosby and the Village of Newboro. Funding is provided through advertising revenue. which pays for the cost of production while the above named Township Councils contribute towards the mailing costs. Subscriptions are available to those residing outside of those areas named at a cost of $1.50 Canadian residents; $10.00 U.S. mailings. Circulation averages 2,800/month. The aim of the Lantern is to provide a monthly newspaper of interest to the residents of the areas it serves. News from Councils, local organizations and the public is published as space permits and under the guidelines set down by the Board of Directors. The Lantern also hopes to provide a forum for local concerns and invites articles or letters from the general public. All items submitted MUST be signed for publicatibn. ‘ Deadline Lantern goes to press the last Tuesday of each month. Material must be submitted NO LATER than the Wednesday prior to press date. ADVERTISING SPACE MUST BE BOOKED BEFORE THAT DEADLINE DATE. Advertising Content: The Lantern staff prepare ads for print, however the content of the ad is the responsibility of the advertiser. False or misleading advertising should be brought to the attention of the advertiser in question. Birth, Death, Wedding, Graduation Notices, etc, are not accepted as these fall under the jurisdiction of the daily or weekly papers. This is the Policy of the Directors. Calender 8: Coming Events: Items are included FREEbin these areas if submitted before the deadline. Calender items, of necessity, must be brief. Coming Events items may NOT include cost, ticket‘sellers, etc. and should not be unduly long.“ is the responsibility of the organization/s to inform IN WRITING any changes relating to weekly events listed on Calender. It is also advisable to list items for Coming Events &/or Calender on a separate sheet to an organization's news item. Planning Calender: As an on-going service, the Lantern offers FREE listing in the ADVANCED PLANNING Column. Each month's activities MUST be submitted separately. N.B. Commercial enterprises MAY NOT use Calender or Coming Events columns unless proceeds are going to charity or local service organization. Phone Calls: NO MATERIAL, ADS, EVENTS, etc. WILL BE TAKEN OVER THE PHONE. We would appreciate ALL material, inquiries, etc. be submitted through the mail: North Leeds Lantern Box 136, Elgin KOG 1E0 BACK ISSUES of the Lantern can be seen in the Elgin Branch Library. Deadline Dates are always listed on the Editorial Page of each issue. 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