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‘Ww 77v»<v . _.E. - REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICES 1985 Rideau Lakes Branch No 231 will conduct Remembrance Day Services at Elgin and Portland on Monday, Nov. 11th. As we were unable to engage a hand there will not be a parade. Elgin: Form up at the Cenotaph at 10:45 a.m. Portland: Form up at the Cenotaph at 12:00 noon. Following the services there will be an open house at the Portland Community Hall. Everyone is invited to share in a light lunch and social hour. The South Crosby and Portland Volunteer Fire Departments, Scouts, Cubs, Guides and Brownies are invited to participate. LET US REMEMBER The next legion meeting will be held on Nov. 7th. The District G Commander will attend this meeting topresent a number of awards. PORTLAND A.C.W. The October meeting of the Anglican Church Women was held on Oct. 10 in the Portland Community Hall with 16 members, 2 visitors and seventeen ladies from the United Church Women, Portland present. Pres. Barbara Bakker, welcomed everyone and opening prayers were repeated in unison. Anne Mclnrue and Claire Myers conducted the devotions. The Sept. minutes were read and approved. Correspondance consisted of "Thank You" notes from Jill Baker and Kaye Levy - also an invitation to attend a Leeds- Grenville area meeting of the A.C.W. in Prescott, Oct. 16th. An invitation was received to attend a workshop "Enjoying your Senior Years" on Oct. 29th in the Presbyterian Church, Smiths Falls, sponsored by the V.O.N. Lanarkâ€"Leeds 8: Grenville District Health Council. Money was given to our Sunday School to start their year off. Anne is to write the next letter to Sonia our adopted girl in Bolivia. Treasurer's report showed a substantial balance. The meeting closed with prayer. , ‘ Pictures were then shown on "A Glimpse of Enchanted Japan" - Spring, Summer, Fall & Winter. A social hour was then enjoyed. The table was beautiful with fall flowers. Sylvia French extended a vote of thanks to us from the United Church Women. MILLER'S PHOTOGRAPHY & FRAMING STUDlO HARLEM-CHANTRY U.C.W. Harlem-Chantry U.C.W. met in the church Oct. lst at 2 p.m. Mrs. Alice Campbell, president of the month welcomed the members and opened the meeting with a poem. Nancy Wykes conducted the worship service. Clara Townsend read a paper on "Thanksgiving" prepared by Marion Hutchings. Roll call was answered by 14 members with a Thanksgiving verse. Minutes were read and approved and the offering was received and dedicated. Marion Seeley reported on the rally held at Seeley's Bay. Correspondance and business were dealt with. 18 hospital and 30 home calls were made to the sick and shutins. 15 books were read. Members sang "Happy Birthday" to Marion Kitson and 2 birthday cards were to be sent to Amy Hutchings. Mrs. & Mrs. Carmen Trotter were to be remembered with cards on their 60th anniversary. Meeting closed with the benediction. Next meeting on Nov. 5 NOVEMBER NDSTALGIA Come Dance with us at: NOVEMBER NOSTALGIA Saturday. November 16. 1985 9p.m. - la.m. at Portland Community Hall Refreshments Tickets “(LOU/couple Music by D.J.-J0ynt Enterprises Sponsored by Xi iota Chapter/Beta Sigma Phi. For Tickets call: Lynne Evans 272-2592 Barb Purdy 359â€"5511! Sylvia Herlehy 273â€"5248 North Leeds Lantern page 9 Elgin. Ontario KOG 1E0 PO. Box 119 Barry St. Pierre Chartered Accountant (613)359<5740 BASTARD I S. BURGESS Candidates for Election Nov. 12/85 REEVE Mattice, G. RR# 1 Portland 272-2611 Ostrum. A. RR# 1 Delta 928â€"2379 DEPUTY REEVE Bell, R. RR# 1 Toledo 924â€"2347 Raison, J. RR#2 Portland 283â€"7168 COUNCILLORS Greenhorn, A. RR3 2 Elgin 359â€"5847 McManus, P. RR# 2 Portland 272-2183 Tackaberry. P. RR# 1 Delta 924-2549 Townsend, C. RR# 2 Elgin 272-2691 PUBLIC SCHOOL TRUSTEE French, H. Box 149, Delta 928â€"2219 Hing, D. Delta 928-2039 TRUSTEE Separate School for Public School Board Tiernery, N.P. Acclaimed SEPARATE SCHOOL TRUSTEE McNally, J. Acclaimed Nllllili [If Pilll Notice is hereby given to the municipal elector: oi the Mol_3a8tard &.South Bgess that wherees more candidates have been nominated to each oi the lollowlng oilicee then the number required to Till such oliices, therefore polls will be held upon the dates and et the times end piece: rteted in this notice lor the purpme ol electing the holder: at such oilieee. Pnuruinnpnv . OFFICElSi Fon WHICH pou. TO BE HELD: STUDIO PORTRAITS Jeaneâ€"(l) fi Emit! _R_eeve (l) _ a.“ ’ ' , . . . ) M‘â€" INDIHDLALS and GROLPS Mesawmstegfl) M WEDDINGS M SPORTS and ENTERTAINMENT ”V‘mm‘cs’ Delete): _Nov. 2/85â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" Locumzmlmfw INSTANT PASSPORT and IDENTIFICATION Time:Adveneepoilewillbeopenlrom90'clodtem.untilflo'clodtnm. PHOTOS necumnrous: pm: November 12 l 85 Loatlouz. Poll 1 Portland Community Centre anmssfrnnmmn Poll 2 W.S. Chant Store Poll 3 Sheldon Community Centre C U S T 0 1"] Poll 4 waar Community Centre Poll 5 Delta Town Hall Time: Remit polls will be open lrorn 11 o’clock un. until 0 o'clock p.m. Pnoxv mucATIous Apenon mhnbeeneppointedevotlngproxymeyepplytodncierknot later MSe'dodthdleltemoonofPollin'Dey to reeeiveeeertilicete to DO-iT-YOURSELF READY-MA DE FRAMES . votebvproxvlordrepofllnombdivisionhwhidlfluperwneppohtln'dn votimpmxyleendtbdtem. elm under my land dieâ€"mâ€"Jllv oI_QctobeL__.1985 MAIN ST. ELGIN ONTARIO (2nd Floor-Home Video Building) § Emit" R ”Dillon P.O. BOX 87-KOG'1EO-(613i359-5323