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only a few of the many Santa Claus parade. KENE~ ENEKcIY UNLIMITED SANTA CLAUS and his moose. attractions at Lyndhurst's Riteway, Freeflow, Vermont Downdrafter, Lakewood, Trolla, Morso, Jotul , Basic, Olympic, Stanley,Tirolia, Petit Godin NORTH LEEDS LANTERN Page 7 â€" Lyndhst veterans remember The Royal Canadian Legion Three members of the Royal Canadian Legion, Ed Brown, Joe Ward 5 Russ Cedarburg, attended the Sweets Corner Public School as guestsfor the Nov 11th Memorial Day Rememberâ€" ance Service. They would like to commend the students 6 teachers in the “putting together" and delivery of the programme. The Nov llth memorial day parade started at the Lyndhurst school at 10.45, led by the colour guard. There were approximately 50 people on parade. Rev. David Bugler officâ€" iated at the 11 a.m. service. Mrs Ward, Mrs Stevens and Mrs Chapman laid the wreaths. We would like to thank Ron Morris for the excellent job on the drums.’ Six WW I Veterans gathered in the hall for lunch and talk: Fred Stevens Frank Chisholm, Geo Harrington, Sid Talbot, Carl Williamson, and Henry Judge. The Halloween Dance was a great sucess. Prizes for Best Couple were won by Barb Trick 5 Todd Parslow, Best Lady was Debbie Restrick, Best Man was Nelson Paige, the most humor- ous was Helen Hollister G the most original was Jan Blais. XMAS DANCE, will be Dec 16, $6.00 per couple. NEW YEAR'S DANCE Dec 31, $20.00 per couple. NO SALES AT DOOR. Tickets will be offered to members only until Dec 15, then will go on sale to the general public. BINGO â€" every Tuesday 8 p.m. cancelled Dec 26th. for Xmas. HIGH EFFICIENCY WOODSTOVES Woou is a renewable form of energy tnat many of us have access to at little or no cost. However, as more people turn to its use as a heating fuel it becomes increasingly important that it be used in well designed,air tight stoves capâ€" anle of efficiently transferring heat from the stove to the room. There is a high efficiency stove For every space and purpose, whether it be heating, heating/cooking or heating and occas- ional viewing. HTGH EFFICIENCY WUXS(WE Cmmfi emu RR4 KEN mmm,0n ENERGY amass UNLIMITED BRANCH 504 LYNDHURST The General meeting of Branch 504 was held at the legion hall on Nov 15, with President Ed Brown opening the meeting. One more member was initiated, bringing total membership to 65. Three Fraternal members have been recommended for Honorary membership by the executive, Dave Trick, Arnold Summers & Brian Tye. The Sing-Song G Dance on the evening of Nov 11th, raised $52.00 towards the sunporch for the senior citizens. A donation of $100.00 was approved and sent to the chairman of the Lyndhurst Santa Claus parade. A 26” colour T.V. has been approved for the lounge, and will have been installed by press time. TEEN DANCES will commence again in the new year. Will advise a date in the next issue. EXEPEHBEHLEU- The November meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Audrey Welch and there were 16 ladies present. Ruth Galway opened the meeting with a poem refer- ring to Remembrance Day and Mrs. Marion Warren was in charge of the devotional the theme of which was "Remembrance Day? The minutes were read and the treasurer's report given. A thank you note was received from George Ashby, and get well cards signed for Flora Slack and Doug Warren. Ruth and Betty gave a report on the bread baking workshop held at Athens. It was moved by Vienna Kelsey and seconded by Hazel Gilfillen to exchange gifts at our December meeting. Velma Kelsey moved the meeting be adjourned and this was seconded by Ethel Tye. A lovely lunch was served by Viola McMaâ€" chen and Elsie Mainse. Betty Moorhead thanked everyone who took part in the meeting and thanked Audrey for opening her home to us. Betty Moorhead, Secretary. THEQUAUTYNAMEINENERGVINNOVAHONS' The Ultimate In Wood Heating! Basic Principle OT Operation (1) The Riteheat Regulator Simply set The dial for the temperature you want. A bi-melal call lllSlde the regulator raises a chain connected to the magnetic damper. (2) The magnetic damper auto malically admits air when Rireheat Regulator calls lor heat. Air travels below the grate (3) and upward behind the liners (4). (3) Grate-protected by 2-3 Inch layer 0! ash at all times. (A) Linersair travels upward be~ hind the liners and is then deflect~ ed Into the combustion chamber by The liner retainers. (5) Liner retainers. (6) Cast iron combustion lluesmoke is lorced back through! the lire before it can enter the combustion llue and exit our the chimney. (7) Air travels upward through secondary air duct where it is preheated before enter” mg the combustion Hue. The secondary air provides the pxygen necessary for complete combustion to occur. (8) Ash pan~coristructed from corrosion-resistant cold-rolled steel, MGH EFHCENCV VWOODSKNES xv 4 345-0987 Winn I, 924-2373 ,sinuurrtu