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NORTH LEEDS LANTERN page 15 The Lyndhurst U.C.W. Fourteen members gathered at the home of Mrs.Marion Warren for the May meeting.President Mrs.Ruth Gal- way opened the meeting with a reading, "The Need to Keep Growing." Following the Devotional,a Box of promises,containing small scrolls of Bible verses,was passed around.This promise box was a precious gift left to Mrs.Elsie Mainse by her mother.Mrs. Mainse's family held a worship period each day,and when they were pressed for time each member of the family would read a Bible verse to start the day. The U.C.W. decided to send a don- ation to Mission and Services. Mrs.Helen Gilfillen plans to send a picture of our church to be printed on mugs to be sold in the near fut; ure. A report was given on the Bay of Quinte Conference held at Chalmers United Church in April.The 54th Annual Bay of Quinte Conference was held at McArthur College ,May 16â€"18th. The adjournment of the meeting was followed by a lovely lunch. Betty Moorehead Pet Rocks & Goose Feathers Hobby Night at Sweet's Corners School A fascinating array of hobbies were displayed at Sweet's Corners School last month.Students,parents and teach- ers were all encouraged to enter "Hobâ€" by Night." A great variety of interests were shown.Handcrafts were popular,includâ€" ing rug hooking,crochet,macrame and sewing.There were many collections to view,some very nicely displayed.They included: rocks and minerals,shells, pine cones,stamps,spoons,post cards and tapes. There were also some very innovaâ€" tive hobbies shown.0ne boy hand crafts bird houses.Miss Ferguson,a teacher at the school,enjoys tracing her family history.Mrs. E. Scheitrowsky was on hand to demonstrate spinning.A remanâ€" ufactured fender rounded out the show. Some of the interests shown had been well cultivated,while other childâ€" ren had not developed hobbies.The idea of Hobby Night was to promote interest in the pleasure of leisure time pur- suits.Teacher Mrs.DeBlasi says, "Even if Hobby Night is only a little sucâ€" cessful this year,I think it will snowâ€". ball as the children are exposed to the idea." This is the first Hobby Night to be held at Sweet's Corners.Principal Harâ€" ley Eyre said that the idea came from schools in the United States.He deâ€" scribes the show as "an educational experience in sharing and learning." Interest in the show has been good. Hobby Night may become an annual event at Sweet's Corners School. SWEET'S CORNERS ELEMENTARY 8 T.M.R. SCHOOL SCHOOL COMMITTEE EXECUTIVE ELECTION EVENING PROGRAM THURSDAY, JUNE 8 7:30 P.M. This is the last School Committee meeting of the year. The executive for next year will be elected From the nominations which closed at the May 3rd. meeting. The program for the evening will consist of an excellent film entitled “Love Is To Grow On” (a must for all parents of exceptional children) followed by a general panel dis- cussion on “The Role of the T.M.R. Unit within Sweet's Corners School. Our guests will be Mr. D. B. Deacon, Super- Intendent of Special Services and Mr. Barry Dyke, Principal of Windsor School. This promises to be a most informative program and we in- vute all In the school community to plan to attend. * * * a k * * * * FAMILY FUN NIGHT * k * On May 26th at 7:00 P.M. a Family Fun Night will be held at Sweet's Corners School. This will consist of games of skill for all, gymnastics display, fortune telling, art competition and awards, canteen and a dance. Admission will be 75¢ for Adults and 25¢ for kids. Sponsored by the Sweet's Corners School Committee. Frozen Canned Goods Are canned goods safe to eat after they've been frozen?Probably.As long as the seal hasn't been broken,decay organisms can't get in. However,there is a possibility of invisible hairline cracks developing. It is probably not worth the risk of eating them.Especially since texture and flavour are adversely affected by freezing. HOME MADE N I C K K N A C K S H E L V E S oooCooo fiANY DESIGNS AND SIZES TO CHOOSE FROM. PRICED FROM $3.00 and up. The one ill- ustrated,measures I4XIB ins. for more detail come or phone 928-2474. LE. MsElJROY PO. BOX 76, lYNDHURST, ONT. KOE .INO BRANCH 504 Royal Canadian Legion Branch 504 of the Royal Canadian Legion held its elections on the second Wed. of May. The following officers were elected and will be installed the last Wednesday in May: Pres.: Ed Brown, lst Vice: Bill Loveâ€" rock, 2nd Vice: Russell Cedarburg, 3rd Vice: Fred Stevens, Treas.: Russell Edgeley, Secretary: Joseph Chapman. Executive Officers: Nelson Paige, Dr. John Reddick, Murray Seaman, Lou Allen and Sam Scourfield. OPEN HOUSE CAMEO PAINTS JULY 1? : 10 am.- 4 pm. 7 pm.- 9 pm. 1 am." LI' pm. 10% OFF all orders Other Cameo goods also for sale. Instructor LINDA GEEZA LYNDHURST.ONT.928â€"2657 at the Orange Hall next to Wise's Store in Lyndhurst. Thompson ElectriclSeeley’s Bay Ltd. Box 158 Seeley’s Bay,0nt. Residential, Commercial & Industrial Wiring Phone387~3200 or387~3150