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PAGE FOUR NORTH LEEDS LANTERN L .;;r£!!§i”‘ M» I':‘-,,z,.r2ur ' "xxâ€"'31:: - » u r -- I. --’ .‘ < :‘zfl’wafi’vifw 2 ~' 51 I human.” .1 .1 C(DLJN Cl L N EVVS‘ The regular meeting of the Newâ€" boro Council was held on Apr.3 in the Village Hall.T.Landon,R.A.Tayâ€" lor,E.Bresee and D.Delaney were present.E.Bresee acted as Reeve in the absence of K.Rasmussin. Jim Murphy ,Ontario Home Reâ€" newal Program administrator,to submit new people for the program. The following were approvedzD. Burtch,G.Lapointe,and M.Cardinal. Minutes of the Recreation and Community Centre Board were ac- cepted and bills were paid to a total of $1,167.76. Clean up day was set for May third,l978. FORFAR BIBLE STUDY Each Wednesday 7:30 p.m. at the Forfar Community Hall, a group of interested people meet for fellowship, prayer and the study of the Word of God. You would be more than welcome to come. NEWBORO RIDEAU FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE Since our previous report to the Lantern,I am happy to tell our friends that our senior citizens club has miss- ed only one afternoon meeting(due to inclement weather).0n the whole attend- ance has been average. Our two previous meetings were well attended.We enjoyed playing pro- gressive euchre,with most of the prizes going to others than our own members. At our 2 p.m. meetings we have kept in close touch with our sick and shutâ€" in folk through cards,visits and val- entines.We had a'silent auction'which was fun and added a few dollars to our treasury.Two members in Florida have kept in touch via tapes and letters, which has been enjoyed and appreciated. With new members added to our list and bus trips being the talk of the last meeting,we are looking forward to Spring when more can join us ,and we can all grow young together! by Belva Balfour (Secretary) Rideau Lakes Horticultural Society PLANT SWAP AND FLOWER SHOW SLIDE PROGRAM TUESDAY, MAY 2nd. COME AND BRING A FRIEND TO RIDEAU LAKES HORTICULTURAL MEETING AT NEWBORO TOWN HALL. THE POST AND BEAN RESTAURANT STIRLING LODGE , NEWBORO Celebrates fine sl'arl' of their 2nd with a we MOTHER'S DAY SPECIA DINNER AND DANCE ONLY “6.95 HELP YOURSELF SALAD BAR ROAST SlRLOlN OF BEEF WITH YORKSHIRE PUDDING TROUT WWI-l CRHB MEAT STUFFONG cmcxeu CEREON BLEU LAMB CROPS WEMWT sauce RMST POTHTOE‘S, Cnuur-‘Lowe'e \PEAS. cancer-A15 scum ‘ crave: wrm emu wu Oman-R 9mm 5-3 p' 'm SUNDAY mvm. we: ‘ annmnu new on: Rama's“. Tel. 5172. ~2435' BSE Clinic a Success The Breast Self Examination Clinic held last month at the Rideau Medical Centre in Newboro could be termed successful if onâ€" ly one of the 62 women who took advantage of it was able to deâ€" tect a possible cancerous tumour at an early stage from knowledge gained at the free Clinic. Recent polls indicate that some women are reluctant to learn such a technique and pracâ€" tice it regularly because they are afraid of finding something serious.Some are simply not conâ€" cerned with breast cancer and others feel that a regular checkâ€" up with a physician is sufficâ€" ient. Researchers have not yet detâ€" ermined why,but they do know that the occurence of breast canâ€" cer is greater in older women. Other high risk groups include: women with previous breast can- cer,or other forms of cancer, women whose immediate family show cases of breast cancer, women who have a history of cystic disease,and women who have had late pregnancies or no pregnancies. Those who attended the Clinic viewed the film "Decision" which explains breast self examâ€" ination in detail.The ladies then learned privately,with the assistance of one of seven volunteer nurses,whether or not they practice the technique properly. The Clinic was sponsored by Rideau Lakes Civinettes,Eta Tau Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi in co-operation with the Canadian Cancer Society.Dr.Craig Appleâ€" yard of the_Rideau Medical Cenâ€" tre remained at the Centre throughout the Clinic to proâ€" vide information which the nurses could not. Brockville Energy & Pe0ple Workshops A series of informal public work- shops are being held at St. Lawrence College in Brockville.Guest and local speakers will lead discussions on en- ergy and conservation. These sessions are coâ€"sponsored by the Energy Conservation Centre,at 56 King St. East in Brockville. Up and coming workshops are: Tues,May 2â€"Heat Pumps,Wood Heat and Solar Power Tues.,May 9-Recycling,Wind Power,and Nuclear Power The sessions run from 7:30 to 10:00p.m. in Room 6768 at St. Lawrence College. APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY & LEARNING St. Lawrence College at Kingston will host a conference on Appropriate Technology this month.The conference will deal with alternatives in energy, housing,agriculture,nutrition,health and small business.The focus will be on what needs to be done in Eastern Ontario to make some of these ideas a reality. The conference will take place on Sat.,May 6 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m..The fee is $5. Participation is limited to 150. Those interested in registering should contact Sue Chamberlain at 272-2158.