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M‘B‘ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII LYilliJRsi LIBRARY CENTENNIAI. St. Luke's Memorial Restoration Committee has been busily preparing for St. LukeE Centennial in 1982, with an emphasis on parish renewal as well as the restoration of St. Luke's Church building. Half of the stained glass windows in the church have been re- The Lyndhurst branch of the Rideau Lakes Union Library has completed the move to its new location on the main street, directly across from the genâ€" eral store. The new library is larger, brighter and more central, and is in- tended to better serve area residents. Hours are as before: Monday 1:30â€"4:30, Wednesday and Friday 6:30-9:00, and Saturday 10:00â€"12:00. Lyndhurst branch is fortunate to have Mrs. Connie Chisamore as librarâ€" ian. Mrs. Chisamore has been a dedica- ted employee for five years and has also contributed many Volunteer work hours during this time period. With her experience and enthusiasm, Connie is a valued member of the Rideau Lakes Union Library staff. Membership for a year is 25f for adults and 10¢ for children. Summer leaded and replaced by Whitby Gather of Kingston. The remaining windows are \expected to be removed during July. The committee is pleased with the appearance of the newly-restored windows and in- . . vite interested persons to stop in and take a look at them. Plans include - a w additional refurbishing of the building '-â€"' §.with most of the work to be completed Many sznhtamet extendo hot thanho to g by October 1982- Gzynn and llama Guzhnie 60a thaLa hind g Several centennial events are in the abbibtance duaing hen 6iflét 6m” weeké . planning stages and it is hoped that. Ln had new bubinebb. Many hopeé to many former members as well as relatives continue the high {euez 06 beavice of original founding members will conâ€" which Glynn and Ikane gave to the tact us and join with us for as many visitors as well as year round resi- communLty Services and events as possible. Any- dents are welcome to use all the libâ€" . one with pictures, newspaper accounts, rary facilities â€" hard cover and paper PHARWACY HOURS or historical records which could be back books, fiction and nonâ€"fiction, shared with us is urged to contact Mr. magazines, encyclopaedias, films, cass- Monday 9 - 5 Gordon Patrick or Mrs. Mary Ellen ette tapes and an excellent selection TueSday 9 ' 5 Moulton at Lyndhurst Ont. KOEINO. The of children's books. , ¥fidne3day 3 - goon restoration of the church,’including Patrons will be delighted with the ' Fri;in 9 ‘ 5 the windows, is being funded through beautiful new location. A special inâ€" ' vitation is extended to those who do special financial offerings which are greatly welcomed. not yet belong to the library. The 3’. :he PgarmacySWill be Cloied The St. Luke's Memorial Restoration varied selection caters to almost atur ays & tat“t°ry ho idays° Committee is made up of Gordon and every taste. ? Margaret Patrick, Bob and Mary Ellen Phone 359-5567 Moulton, Bill and Sally Stoner, Marion Sheppard and Rev. Don Bailey. Several other members of the congregation are actively involved in recalling, recordâ€" ing and finding relevant historical * ,background information about St. Luke's Iearly beginnings. We require names and J addresses, if possible,of former members. {So if you ever attended St. Lukes and recall the names of fellow St. Lukes‘ people, write them down and forward them to us. It will be greatly apprec- iated. AT Admission e 7/, l/ 1/ Adults $3.00 Parking Children under 12 free JULY 18 Craft Fair Dance Sat. Nite Parade Sun. Afternoon Grounds Opens at 10 am. Refreshments Available ._..._.,_.__r.â€".. WW“