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EDITORIAL PAGE ’ Dear Readers, We're back with the second issue of the North Leeds Lantern. Needless to say we've learned a few lessons as a result of our ex- perience with the first issue and we hope you will notice improvements this time around. Our production schedule reâ€" quires that we compose each issue well in advance of the printing date, therefore we haven't had the benefit of your comments as yet. We look forward to hearing from you by mail, by phone or by word of mouth. Please don't hesitate to contact us at any time with your questions, comments and opinions. Articles, advertisements and coming events for our April issue must be submitted by the fifteenth of March. They can be mailed to iorth Leeds Lantern, c/o Box 89, Westport, Ont. or submitted to one of our corresâ€" _pondents. Seeley‘s Bay - Mrs. H. Sweet , 387â€"3569 or Mrs. Shirley Weaver, 387-357O_, RIDEAU RIDGE RIDERS SNOWMOBILE CLUB The R.R.R. have donated $100.00 each to A.R.C. Industries, the Heart Fund and The Crippled Children's Fund. Area snowmobilers interested in taking the Ministry of Transporta- tion and Communication Snowmobile Operators Safety Training Course may enroll with Doug Battams at 359-5560. Doug is the registered Club instructor. All drivers 16 years and older without a valid license should take the course. Successful candidates will be given a registered certificate of proâ€" ficiency which they may use to apâ€" ply for a license to operate a machine on public trails. The course will be offered at R.D.H.S. for a fee of $6.25 and will 5 consist of 2 â€" 3-hour sessions. Morton - Doug Roantree-387-3143 Elgin - Mrs. Marilyn MacLennan, 359-5733 . Delta â€" Mrs. June Greenhorn-928â€"2107. Chantryâ€"Harlem â€" Mrs. Doris VenHone, 924-253 : Newboro - Mrs. Joan McCannâ€"272-2843 Westport â€" Mrs. Lucille Bresee, 273-5704 Please keep in mind that this is a community based endeavour and exists only to serve the needs of the community. If the North Leeds Lantern can be of service to you or your group, let us know. We are still in need of articles and people inter- ested in working on the newsletter. If you can offer a few paragraphs or a few hours of your time, please come out. Our next meeting will be March 15th at 8pm in the library at Rideau District High School. Come and help us help our community. Doug Roantree, editor. E;§. Sincere thanks to the R.D.H.S Senior Typing class, under the supervision of Kr. Jim Pattin- son, who did their 'thing' for the community by assisting with the typing for this issue. INTRODUCTION TO STAINED GLASS An intensive weekend workshop 10am-6pm Sat. March 26 & Sun. Mar. 2 All materials and tools for the work- shop will be provided. The student Till learn glass cutting, leading and the copper foil technique in the production of two and three dimensional projects such as window hangers and jewel boxes. Instructor â€" Stephen Braithwaite Fee 125 If you are interested, please phone Sue Chamberlain at 273â€"2978 and get your name on the list.