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Regular Meeting held in Council Chambers on Monday, June 2, 1980: H Approved General Administration accounts in amount of $A,676.53. ** Approved Road Voucher No. 6 in want or 4"" Dealt with applications for Consent to Severance as forwarded by the Land Division Canittse *3 Approved Ontario Home Renewal Program applications for loans *5 Authorized Reeve and Clerk to sign agreement regarding Federal Youth hployment Program for students for the sumer 4'" Passed by-law authorizing the sale of lands 48* Authorized grants to Camp Hyanto, Iandhm'st Legion and Seelsy's Bay Legion H Agreed to setting up of beer tent at Seeley's Bu Fire Department celebrations in Centennial Park *1 Endorsed resolution of Township of Augusta. Regular meeting held in Council Chambers on Monday, June 16, 1980: H Approved-General Adninistration accounts in amount of $213,977.17 H Dealt with applications for Consent to Severance as forwarded by the Land Division Conunittes 4"! Approved Ontario Home Rmewel Program loan applications extended congratulations to Seeley's Bay Fire Department on occasion of 30th Anniversary 4“ Authorized signing of Agreement with North Leeds Branch of Red Cross with respect to Homemaker Services H Donated $50.00 to South Crosby Volunteer Fire Department towards purchase of Marshall Rescue Tool H Approved attendance of staff at Seminars 3 _NJLJLL}LD_ THE'NNMSHH’OF'HEIREAR 0FI£EDS«&IJMEDOWNE To residents of the Township who have not yet purchased their 1980 dog licence, take note that as 9f the lat gay of m: H , each licence will cost an ' additional $2.00,.pursuant to Byâ€"law No. 10-1978. mas.) A.M. LANDON CLERK-TREASURER UflflfiHHST U.C.W. The June meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Marian Warren. The president, Mrs. Helen Moorhead, welcomed everyone and opened with a poem, "As we Saw". Mrs. Quammie had the devotional. The scripture was read by Mrs. Ruth Galway. Roll call was answered by fifteen members.’ Offering was received and dedicated by Helen Moorhead. The min- utes were read and approved and the treasurer's report given. The business portion was attended to and plans were made for a chicken barbecue on July 12. A report on Stewardship was given by Mary Townsend. Reports were given on a Rally to be held at Toledo, Sep- tember 24, by Helen Moorhead. Lunch was served by Betty Mborhead and Helen Moorhead. Iva Sweet gave a vote of thanks on behalf of the U.C.W. to Marian' -for opening her home and to Mrs. Quammie for the devotional and to the ladies who served lunch. LYNDHURST BARBER SHOP HOWE MONDAY - Closed TUESDAX - FRIDAY : 9:00 to 3:00 6:00 to 9:00 (closed Wed. evening) SATURDAY - 9:00 to 4:00 Ken Burns Proprietor PHONE: 928-2640 'To make a God's Eye you'll need: KIDS' STUFF â€" God's Eye God's Eyes are made of brightly coloured yarn woven on two crossâ€" ed sticks.To the Indians of Mex- ico and Bolivia they represent good luck,fortune,wealth and health. * 2 sticks of the same size.Use straight twigs,popsicle sticks, plastic stirrers or chopsticks. * scissors * yarn in two or three bright colours. ' NOW: Cross the sticks in the centre, and tie them tightly with the end of the first colour of yarn. Begin by weaving the yarn over one arm and under,around and over the next one.Continue around the sticks in this fashion,moving out from the centre. Be sure to push the yarn in to the centre,keeping it snug. Change colours by tying a new piece of yarn to the end of the first.Hide knots by tucking them under. To finish off,tie the end of the yarn around and under one arm of the cross.