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page 12 llorth Leeds Lantern SEELEY'S BAY U.C.W. The hostess, Gladys Webb welcomed members from Lyndhurst and Olivet U.C.W.'s as well as our own members to our October meeting in the C.E. room. Freda Davies, president added her welcome and read a poem on Thanksgiving. Rev. Caroline Turner gave an outline of her personal experience in "Outreach of Our Church", with workshops teaching the basm skills of sewing, cooking, etc. By providing nursery care for children, young mothers are able to get vauainted with others as they attend these workshops. Plans are being made to have these at Seeley's Bay this fall. An excellent devotional on the theme "Thanksgiving" was given by Dorothy Hayes and Myrtle Simpson. The thankoffering was received and dedicated. Thanks to all who helped at the Sectional Rally. The treasurer gave the financial report. A motion was made to sponsor Gladys Webb to attend the Conference on Rural Ministry on Nov. lst Members were requested to send birthday cards to Sarah Moore on her 95th birthday Oct. 26th. On behalf of their members, Linda Mainse and Edna Tye thanked the U.C.W. for their haspitality. There was a time of friendship and social enjoyment while lunch was served. SEELEY'S BAY SENIORS On Sept. 27th the Seniors were invited to Sandy and Doreen Gray's cottage for dinner but the weather didn‘t co- operate so we had it at the Legion Hall. Twenty four members and 2 visitors attended. After dinner we had a singsong followed by cards. On Oct. 11th, 19 members gathered for our Business meeting. Pres. Janet Whitney opened the meeting with the Lord’s Prayer. The minutes were approved as read. The Treasurer's report was read and approved. A thank you note was read from the Mallory family. Bus broehures were presented, anyone wanting to go on these trips were to put their name down. Janet is to look after the bus tours. Milly McFadden is to be Convener of our telephone committee. The quilt has been quilted and we will be selling tickets on it soon. Officers selected for the following year were: Pres. - Theresa Stewart; Sec. â€" Freda Tempest; Treas. - Valera Hartley; Press â€" Beryl Moore. We closed the meeting singing O Canada. TOWNSHIP OF “ERR 0F lEEDS 0‘ lflNSDOllINE Municipal Election a mu: mum'- to munch m “an H I [IS have been lnuiied to speak on the issues. If you need a ride, please call CAROL SHAW 387~ 3913 ST. PE'I'ER‘S A.C.W. mAFPOmWTS '10 BOARDS AND W Our second fall meeting was held in the new S.B. library room. We appreciate mmSHIp OF REAR OF LEEDS AND the uSe of this central place â€" thanks LANSDOVNE again to Helen 8: Ralph Sweet. A simple lunch was served during which time we persons wishing to volunteer talked about the necessary order form for to serve on Committees of the World Day Of Prayer composed by Council or Boards appointed the Australian people. We invite all by Council, are requested to people to join “5 at our church on Mar. Submit a brief summary of interâ€". 7, 1986- ests and background along with Bible readings were read. Etheleen read the name of the Committee or the Sept. minutes. Our attendance was Board on which they would be small. Mary Dean gave the treasurer's interested to serve to: report. The jar for the year of the youth and the birthday box were added to. TOVNSHIP 0F REAR 0F LEEDS Mary was the only A.C.W. member who AND LANSDOWNE attended the U.C.W. rally and she enjoyed Box 150, Lyndhurst, Ontario it thoroughly. The guest speaker KOE 1N0 mentioned two questions concerning youths not attending church. 1st Why? By; November 3oI 19.33. 2nd Major Obstacles? This led to a good discussion among ourselves. A thank you Appointments will be made in note will sent to the U.C.W. with good the new term of (buncil, after comments. Our visiting committee gave December 1, 1985. names of homes they would be visiting. Cards will be sent to the sick. Present members of most of these A committee will be set up for a "Fun Boards and Committees are eligible Time" on Guy Fawkes weekend to be for re-appointment unless other- held at the park near Nov. 9th. Proceeds wise set out by By-law or would go towards church expenses. Provincial Statute: The library room will be the setting for the Nov. 8th meeting at 1:00. This 1) Rideau Lakes Union Library meeting closed with prayer. Board 2) 'Ibwnship Recreation Committee 3) LACAC (Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee TOM SCOVIL For further information, please ACOOUNTINQBOOKKEEPINGTAX SERVICES contact the Municipal office (Telephone â€" 928-2423) I . PORTLAND omcn SERVICES LTD. ' BOX 70, PORTLAND. 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