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8 NORTH LEEDS LANTERN LYNDHURST UCW At the Sept. meeting of the Lyndhurst UCW, president Marion Warren welcomed everyone. Ruth Patrick was in charge of the devotional which included an excellent reading entitled, "Harvest Time". The offering was taken and dedicated. Roll call was answered by 13 members and the secretary's report was read and approved. The treasurer's report was read. We will send a Christmas gift to our foster child in Barbados. A new guest book and a mat will be purchased for the church. A bee will be held to make name tags for the Fall Rally to be held in Elgin. The Bible for this month from the Bible-aâ€"Month club was sent. to Peru. Coins were collected for the Fellowship of the Least Coin. A card of thanks from Bob Woods and family was read. After the Benediction, a lovely lunch was provided. FULL SIZE MICROWAV - .wu ,wsu 1“ ewsmwzwmst Z'mewi W W *wwwmnm [l a flllllmflllllllll SWEET'S CORNERS SCHOOL COMMITTEE Fifteen members attended the meeting on Sept. 16th. A priority for this coming year is the purchase of some new playground equipment. Consequently, there was a discussion on various ideas for fundraising. Two projects scheduled for late fall are a table at Rideau Crafts and running a bingo at Mr. Bingo‘s in Kingston. Mr. Claire, Principal, reported that this year's enrollment is 282. He spoke very enthusiastically about the staff. The school has recently received three new Icon computers and one new printer. ST. JOHN'S ACW The September meeting was held at the home of Suzanne Gatenby. The meeting was opened with the Lord's Prayer, followed by the Guild Prayers. Scripture and meditation from Living Message were read. Roll call was answered by 9 members. We were pleased to have 3 visitors with us. Treasurer's report was given. Bakeless Bake Sale money was handed in. A Fall Arts 8: Crafts will be held Oct. 18th in Lyndhurst Legion Hall. Leeds & Grenville Area meeting will be held Sept. 23rd at St. Paul's Newbliss. The Fall Rummage sale was discussed. October meeting will be at Joan Read's. Meeting closed with the Grace. Shop ecu-‘3 Gap 0 HRis'mas er EAMAN FURNITURE EXâ€"GANG MEMBER TO SPEAK LOCALLY... 'Ace" Clark spent 12 years of his life involved "Wild Ones" motorcycle club. With with the this group. he was involved in gang wars. drugs. shootings. victim himself. His life-style led to being jailed several times for a variety of offences. Violence predominated in his relationships. Even his friends distrusted him because of his angry temper. But Ace has had a which he will at Church. Main St.. Lyndhurst. All are welcome. Please come and bring a friend. You'll enjoy the lively singing and warm atmosphere. Watever you need, call . . . 387-3838 and stabbings Ottttttttttt‘tttttt. HALLOWEEN DANCE 9 P.M. - l A.M. OCTOBER 25, 1986 LYNDHURST LEGION D.J. CKLC TERRY THOMPSON Tallow - $8.00/COUPLE MEMBERS & GUESTS CREATIVE DRESSMAKING vuigrw by LawLa Tubing cane 06 all; you/L sewing new Olulginal 0e4th Cub/tom Fix WWM UPPUL Oak Leafi Rd., Athena 924-9721 Open Mom-Fri. 7 - 5 _ . I 15&32 0 Road stone 0 Tile bed slone 0 Bank gravel o Mortar sand 0 Sandy till 0 Crushed gravel V Sweet’s Sand and ' Stone Ltd. Junction of Hwy winding-up as a life-changing experience share with you Sunday. Oct. 5 7:00 p.m. The location is Bethel Pentecostal 0 Concrete gravel Saturday Until NOON