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TOWNSHIP OF REAR OF LEEDS & LANSDOWNE Recreation Committee The major focus of our Committee these past two years has been the development of a Master Plan of Recreation for our Township. To this end, results of our survey and recommendations will be presented at our October 27 Volunteer Appreciation Night to be held in the Lyndhurst Legion Hall. The Recreation Committee has extended written invitation to the Chairman of each volunteer organization in the Township. The evening will consist of a social hour, a catered meal and a formal discussion regarding recreation planning for our area. Judith Cronin of the Ministry of Tourism and Recreation will be in attendance to provide information as to funding and support available to organizations. Our summer Day Camp has had its greatest registration in its history this year. Over two hundred registrants attended the two sessions. Special thanks to Jane Billings and Chuck Galway for their leadership and extensive donation of time and effort to this worthwhile venture. Also thanks to the Seeley's Bay United Church who sponsored this endeavour. A new Committee of Management at Centennial Park has been appointed by Council. The members are: Mike Stanford (Chairman), Karen Hudson, Peter Roantree, Mary Peppard, Jane Billings, Diane Leadbeater, Barb Donaldson and Peggy McCumber. Since June this Committee has had several meetings regarding the development of the Park and will be seeking feedback from the community. On Saturday, August 9. members of the Committee replaced all the bleachers at the ball diamond. Special thanks to members of the Girls' Softball team, Peter Billings and Doug McCumber for their help. Our next meeting will be held at 7:30 on September 29 at the Township Offices. ems WHLEEDS LANTERN LYNDHURST LEGION BR. 504 LYNDHURST UCW The July meeting was held at the home of Audrey Welch where the president welcomed everyone and read "The Last Wor ". I Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved and the roll call was answered by 14 members. Treasurer's report was read. A card ' of thanks from the Lyndhmt W mm- ACW was read. Plans were SEPT. 13m ~ ‘ HICKEN B.B.Q. made for lunch to be served 4:307 P'M. at the Conservation Hall on July 8th for the Wood's ADULTS $5.50 CHILDREN $2.75 family. Plans were also SEPTI 20TH DANCE made for the chicken barbeque "TOUCH OF COUNTRY” b k 1 gig Jab” and a e 5“ WITH VERNA JACOBS The meeting closed with 9 - l A.M. $10.00/c0UPLE the Benediction after which lunch was served. M Sept. 9th 7:30 p.m. Shuffleboard Sept. IIth 7:30 p.m. Euchre ' a Sept. 12th 3:00 p.m. Darts 1HE LITTLE Sept. 13th 1{:30 p.m. Chicken 8.8.0. BARN STUDIO COME ON our 5 ENJOY THE FUN!!! WWW bbbtbbbb‘bbbb‘b SEELEY'S BAY HOME DAYCARE Expert care is available for your child (2-5 years) with these advantages: * Supervised by Fully Qualified teacher (E.C.E., B.ED.) with extensive daycare experience. ELDON R. KIRKLAND ARTISTâ€"â€"â€" Extend/5 an invitation to you, goon (family and finiendzs, i0 con/3ide giving an Land/.scape in oii o/L waieJL-coiou/L, aA a CWDWGA gifii iii/Us yea/L. 011, puhapls a She/ten in perm/ii on pen and inlz. ‘, I have a good Auppiy 013 size): and subjects. Con/sidu you/L punchaie M an investment An ideal gifii fion any occasion. Q¢¢¢¢¢¢ nginai Canadian ‘ * Stimulating preschool program ‘ * Warm and loving. home environment,- * Few children, Lots of attention ‘v * Social interaction with other children ‘ * Nutritious lunch and snacks included ‘7 * Daily rate of $22.00 t Conservation Park | I G‘GG‘GGGOOG‘GG‘OG dcotfin/fummf‘lfimo leltod If interested, please phone 387-3609 eeeeeeteeoerere Phone “ A Trusted Name in Metal Service" WALTER W. SWO DAVID W. m Boil 142 Open Daily-8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. main, Como K00 mo Fri. Night till- 9 p.m. gmigaa (613) 359-6555 1 Closed Sundays e...â€" r RIDEAU LAKES UNION PUBLIC LIBRARY % HourS'of Operation Commencing Sept. I. Branch Mon. T uea. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat. Librarian 9-] la m DELTA : -4330 .3. ° - 928â€"2991 _ 1 3° " Hip-m- ELGIN llâ€"‘Ip.m. l-llp.m. I-‘Ip.m. ' l-‘lp.m. ‘ IOâ€"lp.m. M_ Kenea 359â€"53 I 5 7-9p.m. 7-9p.m. LYNOHURST 2-5p.m. l0â€"Ip.m. A. Mean 923â€"2277 7-99-m- _, _ _. _ O O . o NEWBORD . 7_gp.m. IOâ€"IZD. LSDâ€"2.30 M. Keats: 272-2087 PORTLAND . l0â€"3p.m. I l:30-2:30 272-2832 Hp‘m' . . a . ' lOâ€"I .m. BAY ISO-9.30 2-4.3OPJH. mm'm. P H. Sim ‘ indicates change in schedule. Due to the increased use of Portland. Elgin B Sealey's Bay Branches. extra time has been scheduled. Adjustments in hours have been necessitated due to staff 'twinning' in Portland/Delta 5 Elgin/Newbom. This type of ftwinning" has proved most beneficial to patrons C. allows staff to offer better service to all. run-I-I-Imuunmmw