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8 NORTH LEEDS LANTERN Lyndhurst Senior Citizens Lyndhurst met in the Senior Citizen's Senior Citizens room at the Legion Hall on March 26th. The president welcomed the members who have just returned from the South and also four new friends. The meeting opened with Oh Canada and singing Happy Birthday to Ruth Johnson and Ella Tye and Happy Anniversary to Florence and Glen Warner. The minutes of the last meeting were read and the treasurer's report was given. Items of interest were read and discussed from the Voice (the Senior Citizen's magazine). Their President was complaining about the delays in mail although foreign letters come through very quickly. Many seniors are upset by the increase in the cost of Blue Cross. It is expected that Insurance Companies will offer group Insurance. The new Bill concerning Drugs will affect many and in the long run all will have higher taxes. Travellers whose driver's licence will expire while they are abroad should see that they are renewed before they leave home. The last Saturday in June was chosen for a Bake Sale. In July a Garage sale was planned. Summer activities will be decided later. The meeting adjourned. Percy Kirby showed a film of some of their travels. Hope all will come to our next meeting. ST. JOHN'S ACW The April meeting was held at the home of Iris Landon. The meeting opened with the Lord's Prayer followed by the Guild Prayers. Meditation from the Living Message and the scripture was read. Roll call was answered by 11 members. The March minutes were read and approved. Treasurer's report was given. Thank Offering was handed in. It was decided to give to Fair Share; have an Arts and Crafts Sale in October and to sell cook books. Suzanne Gatenby and Joan Read will work on the books. The Rummage Sale is May 14, 15 and 16th. On May 10th there will be a family service followed by refreshments. Jeff's ordination will be at St. George's Cathedral, Kingston on June 24th at 7:30 p.m. Jeff remembered Amanda Greene and her family in prayer and closed the meeting with the Grace. COUNCIL NOTES Regular meeting of Council of the Township of Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne , Monday, April 6, 1987. ' authorized the application for the thousand dollar grant to assist in the formation of a Municipal Organization and to apply for funding for a MNPHO based on the results of the existing housing survey. approved general accounts in amount of $21,589.12. ' approved road voucher #3â€"1987 in amount of $23,663.27 '~‘ Gordon Thompson be relieved Nonâ€"Profit of duty to go to Grader School. " authorized the Road Superâ€" intendent to call invitation tenders for 7000 tons of 5/8 c rushed gravel, to be spread on Township roads, tenders to be sent to Sweet's Sand and Gravel, & W. P. Green & Sons. Tenders to close at 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 21, 1987 and to be opened at Council meeting that evening. 1" consent not granted subject to further information being provided regarding wetlands and rightâ€"ofâ€"way, re; severance # 13â€"96â€"87 , Bâ€"97â€"87, and Bâ€"98â€"87. ' no objection to severance being granted, provided adequate mainland parking and boatâ€"launching facilites are provided and subject to 57. of value of land only for Park Purposes , re; severance #bâ€"108â€"87 , Bâ€"109â€"87 and Bâ€"llOâ€"87. no object ion to Consent being granted subject to 5% of value of land only for Park Purposes, if appâ€" licable , re; severance # Bâ€"357â€"85 and 3â€"138â€"87. no objection to consent being granted subject to 57. of value of land only for Park Purposes and conveyâ€" ance and dedication of up to 33 feet from centre of Township road across LYNDHURST UCW The April meeting was held at the home of Hazel Gilfillen.. Pres. Marion Warren welcomed everyone and read a beautiful Easter poem. Betty Moorhead was in charge of the devotional. The offering was taken and dedicated. Roll call was answered by 13 members and the secretary's report read and approved. The treasurer's report was read. Letters were read from the Delta UCW inviting us to their Thank Offering Service on April 8th and from the Olivet UCW inviting us to their luncheon meeting on May 6th. A letter from Oxfam was also read which thanked us for the stamps we sent to them. We will purchase 10 UCW pins. Our Income tax papers were handed out. The Bible from the Bible-ofâ€"the-month Club was sent to the Philipines. The meeting closed the Benediction and was served. with lunch whole frontage for future road widening re; severance # 3â€"144â€"87. no object ion to consent being granted subject to 57. of value of land only for Park Purposes and convey-â€" ance and dedicat ion of up to 33 feet from centre of Township road for future road widening. a byâ€"law to regulate the installation of entrance ways be read a first and second time, read a third time, signed under seal by the reeve and clerkâ€"- treasurer , and numbered 7â€"1987. 7': wrote off taxes re Interim Billing in the amount of $301 .10 as per Schedule ' endorsed the resolution of Township of Horton respectâ€" ing Capital funding assistance for the purchase of motorized firefighting equipment for small municipalities. 9“ agreed to the value of livestock damage as reported by Bill Wood on March 25, 1987, valued at $200.00. appointed Ken Dobing as chairman of Kendrick' s Park Board and that Jim Wing Jr. be re-appointed as a member of the board. will concur with the recommendation of the Recreatâ€" ion Conmittee re list of community organizations enclosed with tax bill. * granted pe rmiss ion to use the Township garage for a barbeque on - May 30 , 1 987 provided they clean up afterward and designate someone to watch over Township equipment . A adjournment A at the request of solicitors for Blumont Estates, Council agrees that , subject to Byâ€"law 15â€"1982, Part of road allowance between Lots 18 and 19, Concession 6 of Leeds, may be stopped up, closed, and sold to abutting owners , sub ject to statutory requirements . 7“ ad jourment . COURNEYA 359-5053 RR# 3, ELGIN, ONT. ALL TYPES OF ROOFING: ASPHALT 8 CEDAR SHINGLES TAR 8 GRAVEL STEEL PAINTING. EAVESTROUGH, METAL FLASHING REPAIRS T0 BARN ROOFS ‘ FREE ESTIMATES * ’ FIVE YEAR GUARANTEE ‘ on NEW & [IEâ€"ROOFING “ Vault BEST Combination 06 QUALITY 5 PRICE. Regular meeting of Council 0 f the Township of Rear 0 f Leeds and Lansd0wne , held in Council Chambers, Tuesday April 21 , 1987 approved general accounts in amount of $4 ,834.02 . accepted tender submitted by Sweets Sand & Gravel Ltd. for 7000 tons of 5/8 crushed gravel , spread on Township Roads , at $2 . 45 per ton , for a total price of $17,150.00. This was the only tender received . 7'“ hired George Longt in to operate ferry at Haskin ' 5 Point for the 1987 season from May lst to October 19, 1987. 7“ No objection to severance Bâ€"182â€"87, as this is addition to existing property. 5% value of land only for park purposes . No objection to severance Bâ€"177&178â€" 1987 provided adequate mainland parking and boatâ€"- launching facilities are provided and subject ot 5‘7. of value of land only for park purposes. 7" to make application to the Ministry of Housing for a D.A.S.H. Grant pursuant to the said Ministry's Municipal Nonâ€"Profit Housing Program. Postâ€"ponement Agreement be authorized in respect of a mortgage being placed on Property under Ontario Home Renewal Program loan No. 0816000099. on the instruction of Ontario Housing Corporation, $10,000.00 be returned to Treasurer ' of Ontario from the Ontario Home Renewal Program (Rental) . 7’“ Lyndhurst United Church Women granted permission to use the Township garage for a barbeque on Sat. July 11 , provided they clean up afterward and designate someone to watch over Township equipment . FRED MAGE Plumhlna & Hmlnn R. B. 2,. Portland. Ont. NEW. INSTALLATIONS RENOVATIONS & SERVICE- PUMPS & WATER CONDITIONING 272-2 I O3 Cards - Sins Toiletries HI- ! Processing Baby Needs 3 59-5008 Phone - 359-5567 Now OPEN: 9 a.m.â€" 5 p.m. Monday to Saturday Dispensary Closes: 3 p.m. on Wed. 8 Sat.