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EDITORIALEAQE- Deir Readers, We're still alive and kicking at the "Lantern" and we're still looking for more volunteers to help us keep our news- letter going. We still need correspondents particularily in the Lyndhurst and Portland areas,and a volunteer,from any area,with some artistic ability, would be a great asset to the team. In this issue, you will be reading Same comments on the telephone service provided to most of the area served by the Lanterno This is the sort of issue we are anxious to discuss in our news- letter, as it is a concern of the entire community. If you have a similar cenccrn, which you feel is Shared by our readtrs, we would be happy to air it in the Lantern. he would like to extend an invitation to any of the local Township Councils to make use of the Lantern in puh.iei;ing their affairs, as we feel that these are the affairs of the commu.ity. Last, but not le at, contributions and ads are still gratefully a cepted at Box 89, Westport or by any of the corre- spondents listed on t'is page. We need your support. Doug Roantree Editor ADVERTISE in THE AANThRN For our next issue we will be selling 3“ x 4“ ads for $5.00. 1/2 page for 310: full page for $20.00“ This newsletter will be distri- buted free of charge to all houseâ€" holds in the townships of North Crosby, South Crosby, Bastard and South Burgess and Rtlr of Leeds and Lansdownr. 'IWe can reproduce typing, hand- writing, letraset, logo's and sketches. (Sketches should be drawn with a fine black felt pen.) To purchase an ad please call the correspondent nearest you. Seeley's Bay -Mrs. Shirley Weaver -387â€"3$70 -Mrs. Helen Sweet -387~3569 Morton ~Doug Roantree -387â€"3143 Elgin -Mrs. Marilyn Mac- Lennan â€"359-5723 Delta ~Mrs. Lucy Hensley -928-2435 Newboro â€"Hrs. Joan McCann -272-2843 Kestport Chantry - Harlem COMMUNITY lLLLPhONL PUBLIC HLLTING THUlSDAY, MAY 5th AT 8:00pm CROSBY HALL If you are concerned about telephone service and proposed rate increases come out and hear what constructive action can be taken. Members of the Storrington Community Services from Inverary will be pre- sent to tell us about the efforts of their group to protest rate in- creases and extend calling area. Plans will he made to organize a joint brief from citizens in the Elgin Portland, Seeley's Bay area to be presented at the service hearing held by the Ontario lelephone Service Com- mission on May 17 in Kingston. 9 Shh YOU THERL