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page 8 ”RT" LEEDS LANTEH LYNDHURST U.C.W. The June meeting was held at the home of Velma Kelsey. President Betty Moorehead welcomed everyone and opened the meeting with the reading of a poem "Spring". Audrey Welch was in charge of the devotional. The hymn "We plough the Fields and Scatter" was sung. Audrey's theme was "Planting and Reaping" and she read an article with this title along with a poem by Edgar A. Guest titled "A Package of Seeds". The devotional closed with prayer. Offering was taken and dedicated followed by reading and approval of minutes. Roll call was answered by 17 members. The treasurer's report was presented along with a report of the conference which included many interesting topics. Mary Townsend gave a reading on stewardship. Correspondence included a thank you card from the Kenny family. It was decided to hold a bake sale on Aug. 17/85 and a Tea 8: Bazaar on Nov. 9/85 Meeting closed with the repeating of the Lord's Prayer in unison. A delicious lunch was served and a vote of thanks was extended to the hostess for the use of her home as well as to those who had assisted with the meeting. IGNDRIQCS PARK DAY LAMP WAN do are pleased to announce that !he Day (Lanp program at Kendrftk's Park will bx- taking place again this sumr-r. There will be two sessions of three weeks uuh; the first session will run from July Zâ€"Julv 3i and the second session will run from July 30â€"August 12. Eight staff members have been hired to supervise the children as they make traits. play games and participate in many other iun activities. In prwiIv-Is years, the Day Camp program ha. been sponsored by the Tovmship or Roar 'if Leeds and lansdmn-~; this year the program is spurtsored l,» tht Seeleys Pa) United Church. ’lht cost is $15.00/(‘h1ld or $2:I.(lU/familv. Lfir further information. pleas; got in much with Janon "lakerer at 587~15ll. SWEE'I‘.’ CORNERS PUBLC NTHCDI. 'lRAITK A‘lit SOIX‘EF FIELD OPENED The 7- gulat ion-size SLATLPI” iicld and track at Sweet» ('omers Public School were otffciallx Opened on May II, 1985. The field and track were made possible through a Wintario grant and through the generous domtions of time, money. and supplies {run manv local people. This support has greatly appreciated and the Township of Rear of leeds and lansdoxme would like to extend a warm thank you to all of the people who supported this project. STORE WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE SALE WE MUST REDUCE OUR INVENTORY BY $100, 000 IMMEDIATELY! FREEZERS â€" CLEARANCE SALE ON ALL SIZES Jtst in time for 'Berry Season' OR Bake your own Shortcake in a MICROWAVE MANY MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM: WESTINGHOUSE, HOT POINT, IUASAR SOFA BEDS â€" LOVE SEATS. DOUBLES and QUEENS from: BERKLINE, KROEHLER. LAZBOY, SEALY "SEE THE ALL-NEW LAZBOY SLEEPERS 0N DISPLAY" BEDROOM 8 DINING ROOM SUITES â€" IN ROCK MAPLE. OAK. CHERRY 5 Assorted Veneers from: BRAEMORE, KROEHLER, HUPPE, VILAS LIVING ROOM SETS - LARGEST SELECTION IN THE AREA.... Fine Selection of Room Gromings. Sectionals. etc. from: COOPER. BRAENORE, CITATION HOUSE. KROEHLER PRICED To CLEAR! BEDDING CLEARANCE. . . .ALL SIZES SINGLES DOUBLES QUEEN TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONEIIII Also check our WATERBEDS" AND the LATEST |NOVATION for SLEEPING... 'AIRBEDS' MAJOR APPLIANCES frun: ADMIRAL. INGLIS, HOT POINT 8. WESTINGHOUSE RANGES. FRIDGES. WASHERS I; DRYERS. DISHWASHERS w by SYLVANIA 8 QUASAR ROCKERS - 'We have a fine selection of SWIVEL B GLIDER ROCKERS ROCKER-RECLINERS E» WALLâ€"A-WAYS by.. BERKLINE, KROEHLER, LAZBOY, VILAS 'IIIIIIIEIIII l u; FURNITURE and APPL IAN’C ES TOLL FREE: 1-800â€"267â€"7906 or [6131359â€"5000 . 11¢‘W” : . r"; .7. ‘v’Y' "Q ‘ ‘ yi.‘.ihfi.aueiâ€" e