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NORTH LEEDS LANTERN' BROCKVI LLE I’()1J (IE (III()IIIJS Mr. Neil Elford, minister of Seeley's Bay United Church welcomed an overflow crowd to hear the Brockville rolice Chorus. For over six years, this group has been delighting audiences throughout the counâ€" ties by their singing of wellâ€" loved gospel songs and novelty choruses. Their varied programme inâ€" cluded group singing, solo's, trio, etc., and standing ovaâ€" tions showed the appreciation of the audience â€" a well deâ€" served tribute to 'the boys in blue and their accomplished pianist'. Refreshments and a social time was enjoyed in the C. E. Room - and the wish expressed by all â€" come back soon: *29\'--3.*-X‘.:9<€-X-X From far and near, the relatives and t:e many, many friends of Mrs. Sarah Moore joined to celebrate her 90th birthday. The C.d. room of Seeley's Bay United Church was attractively decorated and a special birthday cake made in the shape of the figures Q_Q was lighted with candles. Rev. S.A.R. Delve, a forâ€" mer minister spoke of the high esteem and affection, her faith and faithfulness to her church - teaching in Sunday School and active in W.M.S., etc., and the example her life has been. 'Happy Birthday' was sung to 'Sarah', and best wishes for good health. *axxxx-*xx9<a;a;-x The Youth Group of Seeley's Bay Pastoral C arge are to be congratulated Tor decorating the three churches so beautiâ€" fully for Thanksgiving. The bake-sale held by them was well supported and finanâ€" cially rewarding. TO THE VOTERS OF REAR OF LEEDS AND LANSDOWNE Once again I am placing my name on the ballot for councillor. Vote for me on November 13 and I will work for fair representation for the township. Your support will be greatly appreciated. V O t 6 DAVID S. MALLORY ELECT FOR REE VE Runofleaklnd Iamdbwnehwndflp ‘ MR. ROY GREENHORN would like to thank the electors of the Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township for their Support in the past and would appreciate the same supportin the future. Seeley's Bay Legion-â€"--â€"--Remembrance Day Service Notice to all Veterans: On Saturday November 11, Branch 491, Seeley's Bay will hold its annual Re- membrance Day Service at Seeley's Bay United Church at 11 o'clock but all veterans are requested to meet at Seeley's Bay Legion Hall at ten. Regardless of whether you are a Legion member or not if you are a veteran you are urged to attend. You are very welcome and bring a friend if you can. We expect ministers from several churches to participate. Please attend lest we forget. David Mallory, President. P.S. Parade to be led by Rob Ray Band. TOWNSHIP OF REAR 0F LEEDS AND LANSDOWNE VOTETT)ELECT Gordon leddbeater Deputy Reeve ’9 9 Years experience on the school board 5... Thank you for two previous elections. W WWW~WVW7wwWW ; - SH'IP'REAR or LEEDS Council Notesiuog’lmm At the regular meeting of Council held October 2, at 8:00 p.m. in Council chambers, Council approved Thompson Electric to do the wiring on the new materials shed, which ‘is complete according to tender. The Reeve, Hubert Sly, presented to Laurence Hudson, Road Superintendâ€" ent, Certificate granted by the Ontario Good Roads Association for successful completion of the two- year T.J. Mahony Road School Course. Accounts for Roads were passed in the amount of $21,831.52 for the month of September. At the regular meeting held Monday, October 16, 1978, Tender for winter 'sand from W. P. Green & Sons Ltd. was accepted, subject to approval of 3MTC. This was the only tender received. Council acknowledged receipt of the photograph of the Members of the Twenty-fourth Parliament, House of Commons, Canada, wherein Hayden 'Stanton, former Reeve of this Town- ship and Warden of the United Counties of Leeds & Grenville, is sitting member for Leeds, and extended thanks to Ralph Stanton for allowing the Township to have this picture to place in Council Chambers. ‘The final montes available under the Tile Drainage Act were allocated as applied for by landowners in the Township. The total funds available this year were $17,700 from the Ministry of Agriculture & Food. These loans are available for up to 75% of cost of bile drainage work done. The next regular meeting of Council will be held Wednesday, November 1 rather than on the usual First Monday. WE STOCK AND DELIVER TEN DIFFERENT PRODUCTS PHONE 387â€"3838