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“TH LEEDS LANTERN 5 Come to an oldâ€"fashioned day at DELTA’S OLD STONE MILL MUSEUM SATURDAY. é . a fresh {Ax Turkey or second prize, a Thanksgiving Wreath, donated by Apron Factory Craft Store, Delta OCTOBER 10, 1987 Special Events include: 10:00 Adi. SALE of Baking and local produce. 10:30 AJI. Guided Walking Tour of Delta. 1:00 P.H. The Hill owner in 1860 discusses winter milling and improved turbine power machines. Raffle to benefit the Old Stone 2:00 PJI. Guided Walking Tour of Delta. Mill Museum, Delta 3:00 P.H. The Hill owner's wife in 1860 chats about Draw held Sunday, Oct. 11, 4 P.M. Tickets $1. available at Museum or from Delta Mill Society members. _______________________________________________â€"_â€"â€"â€"â€" local families' histories. In case of rain, walking tours will be replaced by a historical slide show inside. BEVERLEY SENIORS Beverley Senior Citizens began their fall season with their first meeting on Sept. 18. Pres. Leta Burt opened the meeting by inviting the members to observe a moment of silence in memory of Mr. Sid Talbot, a long time charter member (in fact he gave the club its name). Mr . Talbot passed away this summer. A good number of members were present, and they were pleased to welcome Ina Gipson, a former member who returned from Athens for a visit. Three birthdays and four anniversaries were applauded as was the bank balance which will help finance a bus trip in October, to enjoy the fall foliage in Calabogie. Mrs. Audrey Talbot was honoured and presented with a cheque as she leaves her home in Delta to take up residence in Valley View Court, Athens. Our loss is Athens' gain, and we wish Audrey good health and happiness in her new home. Mrs. Florence Jacques, Delta was the winner of the draw for the butterfly quilt. Get well wishes go to Mrs. ja'ne Breedyk, who is in Kingston General Hospital undergoing surgery. Plans are underway to hold a craft and bake sale in November. Meals on Wheels program gets underway again on Sept . 23 to be followed each second and fourth Wednesday thereafter. The price remains at a cost of $3.00 for Seniors and $5.00 for nonâ€"members who are not seniors. DELTA UCW On a pleasant fall afternoon 12 members and 3 visitors gathered in the UCW hall, where President Irma Chant welcomed everyone. Hilda Cardiff led the devotional; Collection was received and dedicated. Roll call was answered with 48 hospital calls and 31 home visits being made. The Secretary and Treasurer's reports were accepted as read. Irene gave a Stewardship report on education in various places. The Fall UCW Rally was discussed and the theme is The International Year of the Homeless. Our Fall Supper is to be held Oct. 16th. joen Stewart then showed very interesting and informative slides on how people lived in India. We learned that the "Rich are very rich and the Poor are very poor." The president closed with prayer. A tasty lunch was prepared by Millie Sweet. HARVEST TIME AT THE STONE MILLS Village history then and now comes alive in Delta, Ontario on Sat. October 10th, when the Old Stone Mill Museum presents a special day of activities to celebrate the harvest season. The Mill's owner in 1860 will tour the Mill with visitors, discussing the problems of milling wheat in the winter and how he intends to improve the Mill by installing new water power turbine machines. The Mill owner‘s wife will chat about local families' histories. Visitors can explore the village of Delta with a local historian guiding the walking tour, weather permitting. A sale of baking and local produce at 10 a.m. on Saturday at the Museum continues the Delta Mill Society ' s fundraising program. In addition, a $1.00 raffle ticket gives its purchaser a chance at winning as first prize, a fresh turkey, or the second prize, a Thanksgiving wreath (donated by the Apron Factory Craft Store, Delta). Winning tickets drawn Sunday, Oct. 11 at 4 p.m. Barry 51. Pierre Chartered Accountant PO. Box 119 Elgin. Ontario KOG 150 (613) 359-5740 Q®@® & Suzette’ ii“. Slit!“ F00 TIE W FAIRY Ins. 10:00 I... â€" 3:00 9... led. 9:00 I.I. - 5:00 p... Thurs. 10:00 a... â€" 8:00 9... Fri. 9:00 a... - 5:00 9... Sat. 9:00 I.I. - 12 noon Located in the “Monte-Video“ Building i Main St.. Elgin Tel. 359-5782 Liane“ in Barbering I Styling That’s My Drugstore! NOW ON ti;th STREET Elgun Pharmacy and Gifts with Care New Location and New Hours! Mon â€" Thur: 8:30AM to 6PM Friday: 8:30AM to 7PM Saturday: 8:30AM to 5PM For prescription refills,Phone 359-5567 between 9 and 5 Front Shop and Gifts â€" 3 59- 5008 W“