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LY N‘DH u as: u.c.w_ The June meeting of the Lyndhurst U.C.W. was held at the home of Betty Moorhead. The President, Hazel Gilfillâ€" en, welcomed everyone and read a poem entitled, "This Special Day". The Lord's prayer was repeated in unison. Helen Moorhead, who was in charge of the Devotional, chose as her theme "Forâ€" . giveness". A prayer was repeated in unison. Helen read the Scripture taken from Math. 18:21-35. A skit "Forgive Our Debts" enacted by Ruby Sweet, Hazel Gilfillen, Marion Warren and Helen Moorhead, was enjoyed by everyone. A hymn, "Dear Lord and Father of Mankind" was sung and the Devotional closed with prayer. The offering was taken by Helen Moorhead and dedicated by Mary Townsend. - The Secretary's report was read and apâ€" 3 proved and the roll call was answered l by 16 members. Velma Kelsey read the f‘ l Treasurer's report. Mary Townsend gave i V a reading on stewardship. ' Plans were discussed for making sandwiches for the Galway wedding re- hearsal. Plans for the chicken barbecue to be held on July 11 were discussed. It was decided to place an advertiseâ€" ment in the North Leeds Lantern. A meeting will be held on June 29 at the home of Hazel Gilfillen to make further plans. The meeting closed with the Benediction. ' For the program, HeleneMoorhead gave a humorous reading which was much en- joyed. Lunch was served by Audrey Raison and Ella Tye. Velma Kelsey gave a vote of thanks to Betty for opening her home and to all who helped. 4" "‘ a <‘ Pi: W. in 1%; ~:;:. 3;: pvt-jug”. PAT “’s FABRICS LYNDHURST .PNGLICAN PARISH ()7 LEEDS-REAR Sunday, June 28 was a special day for the Anglican Parish of Leeds Rear. The joint service at St. Peter's hon- oured their patron saint, St. Peter and the recently purchased organ was dedicated at that time. The choir of St. George's Anglican church, Oshawa were our special guests and contribu- ted much to the worship through the beautiful singing of several anthems. While in our parish the choir members were guests of the Rev. and Mrs. Don Bailey. Don and Elaine met and were married while both of them were memâ€" bers of St. George’s choir. Following the service approximately 100 people proceeded to Kendrick's Beach for our annual parish picnic. Hamburgers and hotdogs were ably prepared by Joan Powell and Susan Duncan and cooked by our chefs, John Duncan, Bob Moulton and Ainslie Reid. An assortment of salads and desserts contributed by parish members completed the meal. Following socializing and swimming several games and contests were held which seemed to be enjoyed immensely by both participants and spectators alike. Winners were: Nail Driving Con- test-Dorothy Davies; Knobby Knees Conâ€" testâ€"John McKinley and Grant Tye; Egg Toss-Don Bailey and Elaine Bryan; Sack Race-Jennifer Duncan; Water Balloonâ€" Mike and Susan Dent; Running Race- Brenda Tye. The parish members would like to thank all those who helped in any way to make this a highly enjoyable event. Special thanks to the committee, comâ€" prised of John and Susan Duncan, Ainslie and Joan Reid, Don and Elaine Bailey. Special thanks also to Evan Wills for providing P A equipment, to Don and Greg Fleming for setting up tables for us and to all those who made donations towards the cost of the meat and buns. The weatherman coâ€"operated admirably and we look forward to next years pic- nic with enthusiasm. During the meal a presentation of a crucifix was made to St. George's choir members by Rev. Don Bailey on behalf of our three congregations in appreciation for the choir's participation in the days' events. "Happy Birthday" was sung by all to both Don and Elaine whose birthdays are only a few days apart. Two days only, July lth and Ilth $|.49 Specials â€"â€"â€"____, New curtain mafer‘i cl 45" - 48" wide Polyester Seersucker 60" wide Reg. $4.98 yd. Sale price New Poly 8. cotton Prinfs 4 " wide Reg. $2.98 yd. Sale Price 9-6 Evenings by appointment only Special Sales during August THE IOWNSHIP or REAR or LEEDS &LANSDOWNEU Regular meeting of Council - June 1, 1981, 8:00 p.m., Council Chambers: N approved general accounts in amount of $5,07h.23. '1“ approved Road Voucher No. 6 in amount- of $37,170.39. fl advised MTG that the Township is not interested in purchasing the Seeley's Bay Patrol Yard on Hist 15. *5 dealt with applications for severance as forwarded from the Land Division Committee *5 m-law to enter into agreement with Hinister of Enviroment with respect to a grant towards costs of closing existing waste disposal site. H set June 15, at 8:30 pm. as time for considering Report of Engineer on the Biensan Municipal Drain ** approved application for Tile Drainage Loan subject to receipt of moneys from Ministry of Agriculture a Food fl (htario Home Renewal Program matters *‘IF building permit matters 4“ authorized expenditure of $800 for shelving in new Lyndhurst Branch of Rideau Lakes Union Library system H wrote off taxes upon recommendation of Regional Assessment Office 9* approved agreement with respect to operation of Day Camp and grant from Canada Emloyment and Imigraâ€" tion Coumdssion “approved setting up of separate bank account for Day Camp H approved certain expenditures of Centennial Park Counittee of Management “authorized purchase of Health Benefit Package for staff *5 adjourn. Regular meeting of Council â€" June 15, 1981, 7:00 p.m. Council Chambers *5 approved general accounts in amount of $8,360.72 4"- approved price for installation of 11.80 feet of new sidewalks for this year ** dealt with applications for severance as received from Land Division Committee *4? endorsed resolution of City of Mississauga regarding Assessment Appeal procedures “authorized change in outline of buffer zone on mapping of new waste disposal site to conform with Ministry of Enviroment guidelines *0? mtario Home Renewal Program matters. fl Considered the Engineer's Report on the Bierman Municipal Drain. ** Two readings of provisional by-law to provide for a drainage works in the Township of Bear of Leeds a Lens- dmo I PLEASE HOPE: that do licences purchased after the 3 h of June, 1981 will cost $2.00 more for my dog owned prior to June 1. Notices will be nailed to all persons whoareonrecordasowningdogsin prior years before the Township takes steps to enforce this lay-law. PLEASE NOE: (htario Home Renewal Program funds are available for rehabilitation of bones occtpiod by the owner. If you are interested please contact the municipal office for information with respect to income and ownership and other conditions for qualification for receiving a hue immanent loam. *