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mam 'LEEDS LANTERN page 2 -EDITORIAL PAGE- on mm m AA you me awa/Le, /t e summer..1 am really ready , , ' ’ . for you this year! ARM campugn 06 the to do and attempting to PL RLdeaa anch 06 {the July 8: August are the move to the cottage with Canadum Canoe/L SOCAW hardest months for me a slightly restless husband. N.B. THE LANTERN DOES had been an auto/tandth to write this column! Any After a week in Montreal ALLCCQAA --0VUL $3,000. NOT PUBLISH IN AUGUST. item I comment on may with only daughter, plus . . above OWL campaign goal/C well be resolved before attending son #Z'S RZamlgipigMgfigenallssgag 06 $10,500. CW the two summer months graduation, attending is AUGUST 26th. ALL the 'Aacce'AA 06 ‘ OWL are over...and I never have meetings with consultants ITEMS". articles and ads mngn M a Mac/t the Opportunity 0f "raismg and sales reps, and preparing MUST be in the Mail Box nusth 06 the 2660/11} my hackles" f0? inCidentS some 30 or 50 ads for this by that date! 06 n.wa 06 the, occuring in JUIY! issue, I have the strongest PLEASE-“no phone n campugn team I (1.6 MIG/u This time, I could comment feeling that I should remain during the summer months” as the genULOM/ty 06 on: the DOCtor's Strike! in neutral for a few weeks... . . ‘ thobe w the commumy the wet weather, the Prime 1 seem to cope better! we Win WWte any who made donmom_ you MiniSter's late“ expensesv Summer is supposed to early submmons so that and you/L nwAPaPCA, volunteer staff can have some free time during the last week of August! or a variety of thoughts relating to the situation in South Africa. How about howeve/L, duuue a Apeouu thank you 6M the, «4441ch you gave the be a relaxing time, at least for me. I "recharge my batteries" after a few short the Soon-to'an‘ive HYdTO days at the lake...but I‘ve THE LANTERN team dalulng the montlw C°Md°r7 got to get there first- More VOLUNTEER STAFF WISH 06 Much and MW. You/L To tell the truth, my mind and more I am beginning ALL A HAPPY & SAFE Wdu and well placed is in neutral this month, to look at summer like SUMMER,.,see you in add «Ich moat “suave, Permitting “0 greater a vacation trip to a new September! and Luge/mauve and we thoughts than Eating the destination. One looks know they pLayed n0 4mm paper out. hiring two forward to and plans the pant in the AucceM 05 StUdentS for the library event...and then wears //// ou/L campaign. program, becoming . /"ff’//// Again, «thank/S flan" you/L "computer literatel. so :neselil (“tile s 01:: and Auppouo that I can "talk" to the o a g 5/0sz VQJLy Milly planned....only to find one ‘3 “if”: h ‘ needs a vacation after the vacation! But life is wonderful, and the changing seasons help us put everything in new IBM machine sitting in my office, preparing for the Book Sale, making two costumes for children (yet un-named) for the Elgin Day Parade, keeping up with the job I am paid Ron 8 Man/Cane Dob/son Campaign Co-CnaA'Jprz/som Ridcaa Bunch, Canadéan Canaan Society. NORTH LEEDS LANTERN DEAD-LINES 1986 To ensure your material is included in the Lante > please refer to the dates below. Material arriving AFTER the deadline stated cannot be guaranteed inclusion. The Lantern reserves the right to edit material submitted! or publication. SEPTEMBER Issue of the lantern Dead-line - AUGUST 20, 1986 PLEASE....NO Phone Calls or Dropâ€"ins MAIL Any & All information to : Box 136, Elgin. KOG 1E0 Thank you Month Deadline Layout Issued 53%§\__fi€§5* F /§@:3 September Aug. 20 Aug. 26 Aug. 29 momma IIUIBERS c: ‘3 I _ ~91 October Sept 24 Sept 30 Oct. 3 Red cross Hommkers 359â€"5382 The Lantern Staff. while trying to . _ include all items submitted. November OCt° 2'2 OCt' 2'8 OCL 31 v.0.u. Office 272 2343 keg, _ . d f AubuIance 00â€"267â€"0991 '\ apOIZQr'rzoerdnorao:I152?0n:f any (85% December Nov. 19 Nov. 25 Nov. 29 Cancer Society I We really do TRY our best! 1 January Dec. 24 Dec. 30 Jan. 2* 272-2237 I Joyce Harri ner _ Service to Patients (9 2 N 9 *January 2 issue may be changed depending on fig/flfi.® g \5 :3 publisher's schedule for Christmas printing. , lvery. E. Matrice‘-Photography. date- Place 8 time may be The North Lead? 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