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12 NORTH LEEDS LANTERN SEELEY'S BAY UCW March meeting was held in the C.E. room of the church. President Joyce Simpson welcomed everyone and led in prayer. She thanked the ladies who helped at the memorial service for Mrs. Balmer. Jean Collinson gave the devotional - theme was "Promises". She then read the minutes of the last meeting also correspondence. The card report and treasurer's report were given. Business Items discussed: â€" World Day of Prayer at St. Barnaby's Church March 6 â€" a kitchen cleaning bee .March 9th â€" Eastern Star annual supper in the basement of our church March 11th â€" 10 UCW pins were ordered and more may be ordered later ~ the Manse fridge is wearing out â€" we were asked our opinion on buying a new one « The Observer magazine must be ordered within 2 weeks, please contact and pay Freda Davies â€" Resource Fair at Chalmers Church March 7th theme “Vision Outreach“ â€" National Celebration of UCW (25 years) in July at the University of Waterloo â€" Bay of Quinte Conference April 7 & 8 at Whitby, theme “Living Legacy“ - please save stamps, eye glasses, labels from Canada Packers and Campbells, bread tags. Myrtle Simpson gave a report of the morning session of the recent Presbyterial meeting at Odessa and Dorothy Heys gave the afternoon report. There were 5 banners displayed. Our Seeley's Bay banner took first place. We were very fortunate to have Mrs. Jackie Carpenter as our speaker. She presented her personal views on Modern Russia. In this her sabbatical year, she has made 2 trips to Russia and will return for a third very soon. She is studying the school systems, improved methods, the lifestyles of the ordinary people. She like their attitudes to what is important for their children to learn, watch on T.V. etc. No nonsense as a rule. A social time followed with more informal discussion. Rear Leeds 8: Lansdowne Recreational Committee The regular meeting of the Recreational committee was held at the township office on Feb. 23rd with four members present. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. It was decided. to run an ad in the North Leeds Lantern asking for volunteers to sit on our committee. The contact list of volunteers has been presented to the council so that it may go out with the tax notices. The Seeley's Bay Centennial Park Committee chaired by Mike Stanford was present as well as their consultants from Kingston to discuss the future plans for the park. There was a lengthy discussion of which several ideas were suggested for upgrading the park as well as dockage for boats and play equipment for the children. There will be a general meeting for the public to address their views and ideas. Contact will be made to have the Sweet's Corners School soccer field and track taken care of. Ther track will have to be dragged also there will be some new seeding and spraying to be done. Appreciation Night for 1987 will be held Oct. 26th. Interviews will soon be underway for the Summer Day Camp which is held at Kendrick‘s Park each summer. Next meeting will be held March 17th at 7:30 p.m. SEELEY'S BAY SENIORS On March 13th our President Freda Tempest welcomed 21 members to the business meeting. The meeting opened with the singing of O Canada. Minutes were read and approved. There was a letter from the Minister of the Senior Citizens, concerning giving awards to an outstanding Senior Citizen, also a brochure from the boat tours. Treasurer's report was read and adopted. Freda asked for suggestions to entertain the Lansdowne Senior Citizens when they come in May. Ernest Grigsby announced there will be a progressive euchre at the Gananoque Seniors room April 13th starting at 10 a.m. with a break for lunch. He also told us about different trips that are coming up and if we were interested, he would put our name down. Happy Birthday was sung to Ernie. Freda reported on the health of Theresa Stewart and Keitha Mainse. Another member, Linda Horsey, attended the meeting with a broken arm. Following adjournment, lunch was served Our next pot luck is March 27th. The Royal Canadian Legion Zone Convention at Mallorytown elects Seeley's Bay Legion member Bill Nolan to Deputy Zone Commander. Left to right: Past President Joe Turner, Deputy Zone Commander Bill Nolan being congratulated by Branch President Garry Hunter and 2nd Vice President Don Charboneau. SEELEY'S BAY LEGION Something very special happened to this Branch at the Zone Convention in Mallorytown on March 1 5th. Comrade Bill Nolan was elected to the office of Deputy Zone Commander. Congratulations Comrade Bill. Nobody is more deserving. Auction Sale April 1 1th at 8:00 p.m. Entrance fee will be something that can be auctioned off by our competent auctioneers. Bring friends. Food and refreshments available. Open House April 25th at 8:00 p.m. A fun night of darts and cards. Prizes, food and refreshments. Come one come all. In the month of May we will be having a Mother's Day dance, a pancake and champagne breakfast, an installation of officers ceremony and another open house. Details will be in the next month's issue. 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