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.. L | w-“ c...___._.,_~,_...~ "‘ka a PAGE TWO Dear Readers: It was one year ago this month that a small group of interested people met in the Library at Rideau High School to discuss the possibility of issuing a newsletter. It is our intention that this month should be another landmark in our development. We have made a successful application under the Canada Works Program and as a result we are now in a position to hire a full-time employee to supplement the efforts of the volunteers. Our new staff member will be writing a number of feature articles for each issue and will be available to do in depth research and reporting on issues of local interest. We hope that the presence of a full-time staff member will help us to co- ordinate our efforts and add continuity to our publication. If you are planning a special meeting or event that you would like to have covered, or if you feel there is a need for any kind of specialized column on a regular basis, please call our reporter at 272â€"2158, or write to the Leeds Lantern at Box 89, Westport. We are trying hard to do a professional job and provide a service to our community. If there‘s something we can do for you, your group or your community, give us a call and we'll give it our best. Doug Roantree The Lantern is distributed free of charge to all households in the Townâ€" ships of North Crosby, South Crosby, Bastard and South Burgess, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne; Newboro and Westâ€" port. The North Leeds Lantern is published on or before the lst of every month. It is produced by a committee of volunâ€" teers and is supported by most of the township councils in North Leeds. Thanks for help in producing this issue go out to Jan Robson, Constance Ryan, Hans Scheitrowsky, Mary Sue O'Meara, & to all our hard working correspondents listed below: Seeley's Bay Shirley Weaver 387â€"3570 Helen Sweet 387~3569 Morton Doug Roantree 387-3143 Elgin Marilyn MacLennan 359â€"5723 Delta Lucy Hensley 928-2435 Newboro Sue Chamberlain 272-2158 Portland Judi Pattinson 272-2736 Harlem- Chantry Doris Vonhone 924-2539 Westport Lucille Bresee 273-5704 Farm News Doris Crowe 272-2561 Articles and contributions are welcome and can be submitted to the corresponâ€" dent nearest you. Be sure to submit them before the 15th of the month. ADVERTISE IN THE NORTH LEEDS LANTERN WE ENSURE WIDE DISTRIBUTION 1 column (3" X 4") - $5 2 column (7" X 5") - $10 3 column (half page) $20 TO PURCHASE AN AD, CONTACT THE CORRESPONDENT NEAREST YOU. EDITORIAL PAGE . simplicily £5|l()-I\VVI\\!® VVIKLJ(-I3l5lil|ll) SSIICDVV 1FIIIRCDVVIEIQEB Free-Electric Start 8. Tire Chains (A $140.00 VALUE ) Model 1005â€"5 horsepower. 24 in. clearing swath Model 1008â€"8 horsepower. 28 in. clearing swath 5 h.pL AAcuiel ¢ 679-95 8 h.p. AAcxieJ *789-95 CHAPMAN'S SNOWMOBILES HWY 15 BETWEEN SEELEYS BAY & ELGIN 387-3601 Mewboro WE ARE FIGHTING INFLATION AT THESE SPECIAL PRICES All grocery items have been cut down by 10% EEEE-§BEE$§£§ Ground Beef .95 lb. Campbell Cream of Celery .30 Wing Steak 1.30 lb. (10 oz.) Round Steak 1.25 lb. Cherry Pie Filling 1.09 k Chicken 1.40 lb. Jiffy Lunch Bags .30 _.â€"â€"|â€"lâ€"c.â€"lâ€"lâ€"câ€"tâ€"o watkins Pr°ducts 25% Off Tapes and Records available $3.99 and up Also Elvis collection 5 LPs $19.95 (orders taken - $5. deposit) See our fine ceramic collection STORE HOURS: Monday to Saturday: 8 AM to 9 PM Sunday : 9 AM to 9 PM