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page 14 __ L IllIIlIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIlIlqIIIIIllll-I'F'IIIIIIIIIII!]!L -- MILL v . nngc’IETY DELTA LEGION, SENI zews President Mildred Sweet presided at the Delta Mill Society,November meeting. Due to the cooler weather, it was held at the home of Mrs. Laura Russell. There were six members present. President Sweet opened by welcoming all present with an optimistic thought for the day. She thanked Mrs. Russell for the invitation to hold the meeting in her home. The minutes were read. Repair has been completed to corners of the Old Stone Mill. We thank Mr. and Mrs. Ross Stone very much for their donation of the side of beef for the recent raffle. This was a fine success. We still have hopes for further deve10pment of the Old Mill. The financial report was read. A discussion followed concerning articles to sell at the Maple Fastival. Mr. R. Stone and Mrs. Saunders are to investigate this. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan have a supply of Old Stone Mill Mugs and also hasty- notes in both village grocery stores and at their home. These make fine gifts from Delta for the Christmas Season. Delicious refreshments were served following the adjournment. Leeds County Conserver Society WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL THOSE WHO SUPPORTE OUR BENEFIT AUCTION ON OCTOBER 8m. PARTICULAR THANKS ARE EXTENIED T0 AUCTIONEER IVERTON PHILLIPS AND HIS WIFE FOR DONATING THEIR TIME AND THE USE OF THE AUCTION BARN. WE ARE VERY ENCOURAGED BY THE ODNCERN IN THE CITTTJNITY FOR ENVIRONNENTAL AND ENERGY ISSUES. WE WOULD LIKE TO INVITE ANYONE WHO IS INTERESTED IN OUR GROUP TO CONE TO OUR NEXT I‘DNTHLY WEETING. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT WAYNE WESTFALL 924~2D5 OR SUSAN CLARKE 387-3902 Grs. 1 to 2 WINNERS OF THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION October the Beverl Senior BRANCH 207 of DELTA: 0" 24’ y Citizens met, with Lansdowne members as our guests. A delicious dinner was Grs. Z to 8 served, which we all enjoyed. Accordianist Denise Hengeveld entertained during and 1st - Hope Aylesworth, Gr. 8 after the meal. 2nd ‘ Nancy Pattermore, Gr. 7 President Audrey Talbot opened the business meeting by welcoming all. 3rd - Steve Weir: Gr. 8 "0 Canada" was sung with Mrs. Irma Chant at the piano. Then "Happy Birthday"vms sung'for ourImmmers who Grs. to 6 had birthdays in Sept. and Oct. Then 1st _ James Rogers, Gr. 5 we sang "The More We Get Tbgether." The minutes were adopted. 2nd - Kim Sawyer, Gr. 5 Mrs. Bryan read an account from the 3rd _ Krista Steary, Gr. 6 Sick Committee. Mr. Kirby gave a report of our bus trip to Pow Wow. Gr. to Frank Chisholm is to look after the bowling. Wally Gibson is to take care Ist ‘ Jim woods: are 4 of the Lyndhurst bowlers. 2nd _ Marcy Knapp, Gr. 4 The president of the Lansdowne group . graciously thanked us for inviting the . 3rd - Colin Cowan, Gr. 3 group, The next meeting, November 21, is to be a tea and craft sale after our regular 1st - Temmy Halladay, Gr. 2 business meeting. Audrey Talbot reported that the Legion 2nd ' Denige “ccabev Gr° 2 Ladies will cater our Christmas dinner 3rd - Melanie Willows, Gr. 1 on December 19th- The meeting closed with the Royal Anthem. Accordianist Denise played more to the enjoyment of all. Dick and Miriam gave an illustrated account of their recent cruise down the St. Lawrence River. Bingo was then enjoyed by all. ELDON R. KIRKLAND ARTIST STUDIO AT RESIDENCE Extends an LnuztatLOn to gau,youn damzag and finiendé to conALden giving an 0&â€" LgLnaK Canadian Landscape Painting,£n Oiz on waten- coloun, a4 a Chnietmab gig: thna yean.0n,penhap¢ a Sketch in pencifl on pen and ink! I have a good Auppfly 05 ALZEE and subjectb. ConALden youn punchaAe a4 an LnUEAEment. An ideal gist flan any occabion! small Windows ' lampshades . ()pposhe Conservation Park posters tjshirts mVItatlonS Dances card : Phone 272-2338 Portland _ The October meeting of the Delta W.I. was held at the home of Mrs. Miriam Bryan. President Florence Malony opened the meeting with the Ode and Collect. Following the Roll Call, Mrs. Laura Russell read an article on the Motto 2 "ThegastcmnnotIHIOMMumd; fluafuhnm is in our hands." A report was then read by Mrs. Russell describing the aims of the Women's Institute. The W. I. was founded February 19, 1897 to promote better homemaking and good citizenship. Mrs. Russell particularly stressed the bursary and Tweedsmuir History Book. It was reported that the Library Board had somer students copy the village history from the Tweedsmuir Book, fer reference purposes. women's Institute calendars are available for 81.50.