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i l I l l 4 NORTH LEEDS LANTERN DELTA WI Our Nov. 18th meeting was held at the home of Nellie French. A very suitable DELTA UCW The November UCW meeting was opened by Pres. Irma Chant reading a Remembrance PHILIPSVILLE W.L The Philipsville Women's Institute met in their hall on Nov. 13th. Meeting opened with Ode and Mary Stewart poem written by Mrs. Stanley Da oem entitled "Let Mollard, Cloverdale Branch, us Eaveppeacen. Collect. Roll call was"'name was read in memory of Helen Nine members answered the Prune Mlnlster 1n the Gifford, followed by a minute of silence. The roll call request was the roll call with 3 hospital and 7 home visits being made. Edith led the year you were born". Minutes were read and approved and new business was dealt with. for stories or pictures suitable - . Collection w S for the Tweedsmmr BOOk' 3:225:38 and dedicateed. veta Belton gaYe a relic” Old and recent pictures secretary and Treasurer.s from the executive meeting. of Delta places and people reports were read and The. district annual Will were passed around. approved. be In .Delta May 14th; next , The Philipsville Branch A stewardship reading on executIVe meet1_ng 15 Mar- DELTA LODGE N0. 265 generously invited us to Student Internship was given. .315t .111 the library room their Dec. 11 Christmas In Elgln at 1:30 p.m. October 20th not only marked the installation of the Officers of Delta Lodge No. 265, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, but also witnessed the largest attendance of members and visitors in recent years. Wallace Latham, Pat McCarthy, Bruce Teeple, Lloyd Sawyer, Charles French and Louis Burtch were installed in the office Noble Grand, Vice Grand, Recording Secretary, Financial Sec., Treasurer and Junior Past Grand respectively. The appointive officers for ensuing year are Sam Douds, Gary Raison, Bruce Moore, Carl White, Neil Jensen, Hiram Leegsma, Bill French, Ron Morris, Claude Raison, Ross Bell, Deloss Fuzzie and James Linton. Don Howe, District Deputy Grand Master of District No. 50 and his enstalling team from Lyn capably dinner. The 4H Achievement Program will be Nov. 20th at the Lyn United Church. A three hour course will be given on "45 minutes meals without a microwave". Anyone interested please contact Isabel Robert at 928â€"2527 or Eileen Jvaues at 928â€"2170. The Program was an interesting display of pictures and stories of Delta, past and present. The Tweedsmuir History Book was also on view and contained a wide variety of pictures, news stories and personal records of Delta. This is a valuable history record kept by our Tweedsmuir Curators, the present one being Nellie French. Note Well: our next meeting? is on Dec. 18th not the 16th at 1:30 p.m. All ladies welcome; for information please phone Florence Molony at 928-2801. In all, there are 7 Theological colleges across Canada which receive support from the Mission and Service Fund. Program was on the study of Inuit fight for survival against southern values. A graduate student, whose way was paid by the Dept. of Indian Affairs, to travel north and live with an Inuit family, told of his experiences. He was treated as one of family, taught their language, how to hunt, etc. Summing it up in a few words, the Inuits were ultimate survivors for in the harshest of all habitats, they with their values of cooperation and sharing, have lived contentedly. Edith closed with a very appropriate Indian Prayer. Lunch was enjoyed by all. Our Christmas meeting will be held Dec. 10 at Edna Willard's place. Let's see New windows are to be installed on the building. This closed the business part of the meeting. The Christmas meeting will be Dec. 11th with Chaffey's Lock and Delta being invited. Faye Jansen gave an interesting paper on Citizenship entitled "Freedom for all", outlining what we take for granted. such as freedom of speech, worship, press, enterprize, voting and movement. Thelma read a poem entitled "Should God go on strike". A contest was held matching the wives with the Prime Ministers. Before the meeting Marion Stone and Darlene Sargent demonstrated on the short course they attended earlier on Short Order Meals, this was very good and everyone enjoyed the dishes they prepared for dinner. and impressively performed the functions of installation. you there! DELTA FIRE DEPARTMENT 31:“:- - 1 Visitors from Lodges in r I Brockville, Lyn, Prescott, CHRISTMAS TURKEY BINGO Mallorytown, Gananoque and Kingston joined with the members of Delta Lodge in partaking of a hot dinner provided by the members of Delta Lodge and their ladies, which was followed by an enjoyable social hour. One of the highlights of the evening was the presentation of a 25 year membership pin to Alphonse Catellier by District Deputy Don Howe. Friday. Dec. 19. 1986 starting at 0:00 p.m. ‘05: m...” I NEw YEAR'S DANCE Doors open at 7:00 p.m. Royal Canadian Legion Branch 207. DELTA Early Bird Game 16 Regul-arIGames C3 =$l0.00 I 3 Shareâ€"theâ€"Wealths a l Miniâ€"Jackpot 1 Large Jackpot I Winnerâ€"Takeâ€"All 50/50 Tickets and Dance 9‘00 P-m- ' "0" 8-m- Nevada Club Tickets available ; Advance Tickets â€" Phone 928-2063 & I Favours....Prizes Hot Buffet Meal Chicken-a-la-King Hot Biscuits Admission â€" $7.50 per person FULL CANTEEN provided by Ladies Auxiliary CHRISTIAN LITERATURE CRUSADE P.D. BOX 189. ELGIN. KDG IEO 359-5159 Store Hours: MONDAY - FRIDAY 9 a.m. â€" 5 p.m. Other Hours by Appointment YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING CENTRE YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT Is WRAPPED AND UNDER OUR TREE... COME FOR IT NOW! *BI BLES *CALENDARS *BOOKS *PLAQUES *MUSIC *GIFT IDEAS *CARDS *NOVELTIES 928â€"2053 To our many friends and loyal patrons go our sincere thanks. YES - WE ARE READY TO HELP You WITH YOUR \SHOPPING LIST! May your most cherâ€" \ ished gifts of the season be those that. .' touch your heartsfiéffi -< with love; joy. ‘~‘:“’:.