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NORTH LEEDS LANTERN DELTA MILL SOCIETY The Mill opened to the public starting May 17th. Our summer curator, Doug Rea, is conducting visitors around the exhibits and between visits is, among other duties, restoring artifacts and preparing graphics to improve the displays. The Mill is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday, and on holiday Mondays. We expect to stay open until Labour Day. On July 9th, the Society will show films on aspects of Ontario village life in the nineteenth century. This show will be in the Delta Community Hall (the old Town Hall) at 8 p.m. Admission is free. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX HATTIES WELDING REPAIRS T0: STEEL, ALUMINUM, CAST IRON & AUTO BODY PLUS DESIGN 8 MANUFACTURE OF CUSTOM STEEL ARTICLES FOR A REASONABLE PRICE AND QUALITY WORK PHONE 359-5657 F. HATTIE. XXXXXXXXXXXXX MON. - SAT. 8:00am â€" 5:00pm Phone 272- SHEFFIELD ‘ S Market. Garden DELTA UCW On June 11th, the U.C.W. met in the Sunday School Rooms with Pres. Irma Chant welcoming all. Irma read two poems "A New Day â€" A New Life" and Housecleaning - giving the comparison of cleaning houses and cleaning of our lives each day. The purpose was then repeated in unison, followed by the collection. The roll call resulted in 5 hospital and 6 home visits. The treasurer's and secretary's reports were accepted as read. Irene Goodsell read 2 letters from the Leprosy Mission â€" after which we discussed obtaining films in the fall in this connection. Along the lines of stewardship, Irene read about the Chinese people. Dione Kirby gave comments on their evening in Elgin on June 10th with the Elgin UCW. It was a very impressive time. Millie Sweet then gave an interesting reading entitled "Before the Missionaries Came" - revealing to us that Indians and perhaps other tribes knew deep down in their hearts that there was a Greater Power Somewhere. At the close, Millie had snapshots, recipes, hand made purse, etc. which she brought back after her tour to Moosenee. Irma then closed with the benediction. Lunch was enjoyed by all. Have a good summer! See you at our next meeting in September. SHEFFIELD'S MARKET GARDEN SHEFFIELD‘S MARKET GARDEN SHEFFIELD'S MARKET GARDEN SHEFFIELD'S DELTA UNITED CHURCH -CHANTRY UCW HARLEM SUNDAY SCHOOL At the Harlem-Chantry . U.C.W. meeting June 3rd, NOW that summer 15 upon 16 members answered the us, the Delta United Church Sunday School has dismissed. roll call with a verse on , the theme "women of the On June 16th, a spec1al Bible" graduation ceremony was Eileen Hunt, president of conducted under the direction the month, welcomed all of Superintendent Lorna and opened the meeting Pearson. 28 students and with a poem. Eileen also .10 staff members weITe conducted the worship service. 1” attef‘dance to Sharfi _ m Offering was received and thel 19" 0f Chmsnan dedicated. Minutes were Fel owsmp' Bad? Clas.s read and approved. was presented With their Edna Gile gave a chapter diplomas by the respective teachers. Then William of the study book part 2, "Canada's Native People - Spirituality" assisted by several members. A discussion period followed. Morris presented 10 perfect attendance awards. The congregation was enchanted with two musical 44 home and 16 Hospital numbers Sung by the sundaY calls were made and 14 School Choir and one Senior books were read. An ChOW.<Anthem- I . . invitation was received AS the ChurCh Year 15 Commg from Elgin ucw to join toaclose, ministers are being them on June 10th. Treasurer tranSfen‘ed- Mr. Enoch gave a financial report. K?” Shared his last day Shut-ins were to be “nth Delta-TOIEdO Charge remembered with cards. °n_ sundaY- He Will be greatiy Money was collected forthe m‘ssed and hence, 1n month's project - 24: for remembrance 0f Delta, each chair in your home. the Senior ChOir Presented him with a sketch of the Meetin closed with ra er. g p y church. Refreshments and a social Special thanks were extended hour were enjoyed. Elleda '50 the members and Parent Dunkheld will be hostess volunteers who helped make for the next meeting on 1:1“? a memorable year. Unfortunately, Lorna Pearson, William Morris and Peggy Fuller will be leaving the September 2nd. staff this year. Their hard work, devotion and faithfullness will always be remembered. Following the service, the children participated in the annual picnic. A tour of the 01d Delta Mill was conducted followed by singing and playing games. Lunch was served. E ‘ CROPS DATES Pick-Yourâ€"Dwn 2 E STRAWBERRIES Midâ€"June to Midâ€"July. _ YES I: | ‘Also Mon. Wed, 8 Fri. evenings I E PEAS Midâ€"June to Early August YES E E BROCCOLI me YES 3 ' POTATOES Early July to September N0 ' 20 SiTmmmmmmmHmwmanomMr m1 5 67 M RASPBERRIES Midâ€"July to Early August YES M a BEETS Mid-July to August YES 3 K BEANS Late July to Mid-August YES K E CUCUMBERS _ Late July to September YES [T5 CORN Late July to September '2 PuToMATovEE/_ Early August to October 2 R CARROTS Midâ€"August R g I GREEN PEPPERS August 3 N SHEEFIELD'S MARKET GARDEN SHEFFIELO'S MARKET GARDEN CHANTRY MAPLE SYRUP SOLD OUT for 1986 THOUSAND ACRE RD. R.R.# 3, PORTLAND Sorry.... «v» dm-W.â€".ue.iuusfiathn;m . : -:"s‘2.|-)|1.-