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RIDEAU CRAFTS To all local aniibia: Rideau Chafiib paopobeb to Act up an adamant 6W to (menu/rage the Aludy 05 caafitb on fiine anib by local «urea auidenu. Fan thoae backing 6inancial Auppo/ut 60!; an exits/ting come 05 Atudy on 60/: local mfiapeople who Me in need 05 sanding to bet up a pnognam/ wouluhop, Rideau Cmfiu invitu you to Aubmbt a mix/ten plwpoaal 6M con- Aidenaiion. We will be holding a meet- ing on June 24, 1985 at Cha '4 Lockâ€" Mabtcn'a House Mubeum at 10:00 a.m. Rideau Cméu WW conbidvt pnapobala deceived by mail on pheaented in pehbon, at thiA meeting. Fo/L moILe infienmalian contact: Deb Stagg Box 22, Poniland, Ont. KOG 1V0 (272-2109) RIDEAU CRAFTS 15: "v ELGlN 359-5777 Just wanted to thank you for all your help. That color you mixed was just perfect for our exterior walls. You and KEM made all the difference. Also on sale: Latex Gloss $23 . 99 PAINT g WALLPAPER ST ORE" THE CATARAQUI REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY The Authority is pleased to announce that the mobile Conservation Awareness Program will be on the road this summer. Funded through Ontario SEED program, the mobile van unit will allow the Authority to bring it's message to community groups throughout the region, as well as give valuable career-related experience to local students. The "Conservation Cruiser" will house displays on the programs and projects of the Conservation Authority as well as on environmental appreciation. It will also serve as a focal point for accompanying talks &/or activities initiated by the two Resource Interpreters who will coâ€"ordinate its use. The programs are flexible and will be of interest to a wide variety of community groups such as libraries, clubs, youth groups, seniors associations and municipal events. Interested organizations should contact our Summer Resource Interpreters, Jane Somerville or Christine Schonmaier (546â€"4228) for more information and bookings. WORK WAN TED Repairs to Ceiling and Walls, Renovations, Stone- work, Pointed. Cement, Brickwork and Chimneys Roof Repair Shingling Chimney Sweeping Barn Painting FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED Ken Rasmussen ($50!: 359-5950 or 928-2630 6 p.m. to 8 (1.1". Shh AND FEEL T 4L til? 0,. FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT CALL: 613 272 3248 Portland, Ontario JOANNE SLED mam LEEDS warm page 15 LEEDS ~S'I‘AGEHANDS The Stagehands hit the road again in May performing two one act comedies to enthusiastic audiences in the villages of Portland, Westport, Seeley's Bay & Morton. "If Men Played Cards as Women Do" written by George S. Kaufman, a light comedy highlighting differences between the sexes. the participants, their and the setting was decidedly masculine, the conversation was not. Picture if you will, 4 men seated around a table for their weekly poker game, discussing new recipes, current fashion trends and the latest gossip. Under the watchful eye of director Tom Scovil, 14 yr. old John Murphy made “535 the While mannerisms his stage debut as the host for the poker game welcoming his poker buddies. Marc, expertly portrayed by Bob Taylor, Bob, played by Mark VanLuven & George played by Allan Jensen. "Yes, Dear", a touching tender comedy by Warren Graves, allowed us entrance into the private world of John & Marie Grant, a well-toâ€"do middle aged couple faced with the unnerving prospect of their oldest child turning 21.. Karen Taylor & Thomas Scovil were superb in their roles as Mr. & Mrs. Grant, sharing that comfortable intimacy of marriage. They allowed us to witness their love, their insecurities and that gnawing fear of growing old that suddenly hits when you realize that your children are adults now. Leanne Dier played their daughter, a young woman on the verge of adulthood, who is anxious to enter the adult world but a little afraid to leave the warmth and security of childhood. It was truly an excellent play that really involved the audience for many could share & sympathize with the plight of the Grant family. Interested parties will be pleased to know that work has started On a few new projects for this summer and late fall. Watch the Lantern for further details. K. Simpson 06; {ll/WWW PROFICSSIUI‘JAI, Eli-,ltl’lui‘ifi' Make overs l4e<kliiug Mrfliv-wip Photo Makeâ€"up Makeâ€"up AppllthlUHS and [Aéssvnw Skin Care Analysis Manicures Pedicures Waxing Eyebrow Shaping Wardrobe Planning Complete Line 01 Skin Care Products and Accents OPENING JUNE 15, 1985 LICENSED COSMETICIAN