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Page 10 NORTH LEEDS LANTERN ST. PE'I'ER'S A.C.W. Seeley's Bay Meeting for March 4/84 was held at the home of Rita Jones beginning at 1:00 p.m. The meeting opened with the invocation, scripture readings and meditation. The minutes of the Feb. meeting were read and approved. Roll call was answered by 10 members and 2 visitors. Our Annual Pancake Supper, held on March 6, was a success. Thank you to all who attended. Etheleen Tye was nominated as our ACW representative to council. The meeting closed with membership prayer and the grace followed by refreshments served by Rita Jones, Jennie Goodier.. Thanks were extended to all. SEELEYS BAY U.C. W. The ladies were welcomed to the March 6 meeting in the church C.E. Room by Mabel Cameron, hostess for the evening. The Roll Call was answered by a hymn or verse containing the word "green". The worship was conducted by Dorothy Heys to the theme "On the other side of the fence where the grass is always greener" -â€" challenging us E to covet. The thank-offering was then taken and ded idated. The minutes and correspondence were read and financial business dealt with. The card report was also given. Plans were made for a Bake Sale & Bazaar Table to be held on May 5/84 at 1:00p.m. on Cameron's Lawn on Main Street. This event will replace the Annual Spring Fair and Craft Sale. Myrtle Simpson introduced the new study book with "Jesus Means Life". Hilda Simpson Millie McFadden (ustom Kitchens 8. Vanities General Carpentry Renovations, Decks Custom Furniture Antique Repair 8. Refinishing All WORK GUARANTEED 387-3406 SEELEYS BAY 382-3230 GANANOOUE 8: Valera Hartley assisted in a skit for the opening of the program. This was followed by questions and discussion on what Jesus means to us. A social time followed while lunch was served by Hilda Simpson 8: Mabel Cameron. M ROYAL CANADIANLEGION LADIES AUXILIARY BRANCH # 207 The Royal Canadian Legion Ladies' Auxiliary Branch 207 met in the Legion Hall for their March meeting. After a joint opening with members of the Legion, the ladies held theirs separately. Comrade President Florence Sawyer prsided. The minutes and financial report were read. Tickets for the cabbage patch doll raffle were distributed. A donation of $50. 00 is to go to the bursary fund. Our new Zone Commander is to be present at the April 9 meeting. All members are asked to make a special effort to welcome her in uniform. LYNDHURST BARBER SHOP & HAIRSTYLING HOURS Monday CLOSED Tuesday - Qa.rn. â€" 5p.m. Evening 6p.m. â€" Bp.m. Wednesdayâ€" 9a.m. â€" 5p.m. Evening Bp.m. - Bp.m. Thursday an.m. â€" 5p.m. Evening fip.m. - Bp.m. Friday â€"Qa.m. - 5p.m. Evening fip.m. â€" Bp.rn. Saturday â€" Qa.m. â€" 3p.m. money Time required: Flexible Rate of Pay: TOWNSHIP OF REAR OF LEEDS AND LANSDCWNE PRIVATE WATER AND SEWAGE ABATEMENT PROGRAM - SEELEY'S BAY W The Corporation of the Tomship of Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne requires an Administrator for this program, who will be avail- able on a demandâ€"basis, to advise and assist persons applying for a Program grant to assist in upgrading or installing private water and sewage services. This Program, tunded by the Ministry of the Environment, is currently underway in the hamlet of Seeley's Bay. The position would entail: â€" visiting interested persons and explaining the program - rendering assistance in completion of applications, obtaining estimates for work to be done â€" liaise with contractors and agencies as work is being done â€" ensuring that all requirements are met to maintain eligibility for Grant To be negotiated Please submit applications, clearly marked "Envircnment" before 4:30 p.m., Monday, April 16, 1984, to: Township of Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Box 160, Lyndhurst, Ontario KOE 1N0 Telephone Number of Township office is 928-2423. OLIVET U.C.W. On March 7, "Ash Wednesday" the Olivet U.C.W. was welcomed to her home by the hostess, Mrs. Velma Dorman. The acting President Mrs. Laurie Mainse remarked on the different interpretations of the Theme "Self Service". The Worship topic, A Time for Confession was taken from the Upper Room, Exchange magazine. This dealt with the real meaning of Ash Wednesday and Lent; a time of withdrawal to look inward and meditate on the hidden "little sins" we have unconsciously allowed to creep into our lives. Lent gives us a time of Preparation for Redemption so we are ready to accept the gift of full salvation. Scriptures from Psalm 56 and Mark 9 were used, Hymn 98, Prayer of Confession and the Benediction closed the Worship Period. The U.C.W. Study Book, Jesus Means Life was the basis for a paperLife for the Poor, prepared by Mrs. Mollie Callaghan was read by Mrs. Amy Bracken. Dedication of the offering by Mrs. Ruby Bowden, reading of the minutes and the treasurer's report were given. A special report on the Kingston Presbyterial was given by Mrs. Amy Bracken. Business discussions included the quilting of "tops" made and donated by two of our members. The expenses, housekeeping needs at Bridge House, Kingston and many different suggestions in aid of the Olivet Church Building Fund. Immediate plans include a Ham supper to be held on April 13 at Olivet Church, a garage sale in May or June of anything and everything saleable. A small auction of home baking with Laurie acting as auctioneer at the close of the meeting, added a fair amount to the treasury. Lunch and courtesy remarks expressed by Mrs. Flo Moronghan concluded a most pleasant afternoon. [ i l, ;. E i I i . i z .