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* GIRL GUIDES On Saturday, Sept.2o a Patrol Leaders Nash leeds “Hey I Leadership Training Program was held at - and Portland Community Hall and was . I directed by Mary Sutcliffe of the Rlngette " Leeland Division and Marion Elgood of Almonte from the Kintail division. This program is held once a year for newly elected Patrol Leaders. Because of the desperate need for leaders in this area, Portland was chosen as the site for this training program, to encourage local interest in the Girl Guides. Fortyâ€"five girls and 18 leaders were in attendance from Renfrew, Almonte, Carleton Place, Perth, Smiths Falls and Prantomer (the area around Portland). PHEIPSV'HLE WOMEN'S INSTITUTE NEEDS REF'EREES FOR ALL AGE GROUPS INTERESTED ADULTS 8c STUDENTS m M E B ‘ E PHONE FRED IDLL‘HAN AT 273-2085 E CLINICS ARE AVAHABLE :1 EH (NORTH LEEDS The Philipsville Women's Institute Rideau Lakes held their meeting in their hall on . September 11th. ' Hartlcultural Society ' ‘Ihe meeting opened with the Ode ’ and Mary Stewart Collect. Mrs. Davison was Pianist. Mrs. Rideau Lakes Horticultural Society NEEDS Clara 33119171; was acting president. held their biennial Fall Flower and Roll Call was "What the younger Vegetable 5’10" at Rideau Vista S°h°°1 COACHES FOR CHILDREN OF ALL AGES generation has taught us". It was 0“ samdafi september 6131- A HING answered by eight members and “,0 As one entered the gynmasium. one. CO C CLINICS AVAILABLE visitors. Minutes were read and 23190;? bgh: 33613:: Zicgg‘: with O fififved' new vagina“ was dealt tall corn stalks, brightly coloured PLEASE CALL 273-2889 * The October meeting will be held houseplants and autlmm flowers. The in the hall with Mrs. Sutcliffe opposite end Of the room had been { speaking on her trip abroad. The turned into a dainty tea room. A executive meeting will be held bulletin I’M-rd °°ntainin€ Pic‘k‘u‘e$ September 29th at 1:30 _ Philipsvflle. showing the activities of the society The area. convention will be held in during the Years “Vided the tea 3300‘“ Napanee on October 16th and 17th. 1'10“ the emibit“ , ‘ A minute of silence was observed on the table “mam-mg the n°wer REGISTRATION a. for the late Lanna Lawson who was a entries "ere SdeIagOns' ASterBo J; ’ member-for many years. his closed Meanthems! C°sm°s9 Dam-13's! North Leeds Minor Hockey ; the business part of the meeting. Del-P11111111“. Gladiolus, Marigolds, " Mrs. Hallett-introduced the guest fifgcagogidetgi’ 9:211:13: Gimme, and . Bryan e, age as, errarum, . ; :Egaggiefig.m§:::s of thzfgft: Floated Flowers, Unusual Plants, Cactus Ringette K, she was a nurse in the W. Display, hum-9" Hanging Planter- ‘ mgrfianiett gave ms. 3 . 'lhe subjects for the flower arrangements FRIDAY EVENING: OCTOBER 3’ 1980 All _ gift in appreciation for sharks mg“ were Inflation Spiral, Down the Garden 6-8:30 p.m. \: 1 some or he memories [fistumtrfizzmzsii‘zms 223;“ ~ : 1 - 9 c i Singing :ftthe Rof’l Anthem closed . The vegetables were divided into four SATURDAYiOOST??EE i'pigfo this Pm °. he 7”” “3‘ groups - Corn, Vegetable in a Head, ' Roots or Underground Stems, Vine or at the ‘Bush Vegetables. The Junior section "ESTPORT ARENA ” g icontained Flowers, Vegetables, Dish ) Gardens, very interesting Animl WM Characters, Arrangements of Wild w ' Flowers. i mer people brought entries. St. Francis of Assisi Day â€" a tradiâ€" ijfmere were two mared entries. Hr. tional service of the blessing of the IRoy Class, retired teacher from Kwptville,i Pets in honour of St. Francis. All our Judge. He was very thowtm' pets welcome. Being held at St. Peter's : and sincere. Our society appreciates Church, SeeleY'S Bay, Oct "4th at :.his work very much. 7:00 9-111- 7 Hr. Pat McManus, Chairman, Rideau {Conservation Area, presented on Prizes St. Luke's Day - There will be a joint ‘ - flower Section First â€" m. sedate, parish service at St. Luke's at 11:00 Second - Mr. Williams. mrd _ Mrs. followed by a pot luck dinner in the timer-1y. Eggs Plants - mat .. parish hall. The Rev'd Canon Gordon Hrs. Keitha nanny, second .. m, Hendra, Program director of the Diocese Lorraine Proud mrd .â€" m, A, 11911-11311. of Ontario, will be the guest preacher. W- First - Hrs- Kinerly Oct- 19- Second - Miss. Ida Stitching-a. Third - - (draw between four) m. Williams, Hrs. Fall Rummage Sale - On October 14th, Sunny, Hrs. Kirhn, Hrs. Bomfll. 15th and 16th, a rummage sale will be m - First - Mrs. Stone, Second - held in Lyndhurst. Hrs. Ileana Blair, Third - Mr. William. 20 _ _ slam Progressive Euchre - Starting Oct. , Waifit‘ywa W, these euchres will be held at St. Luke's Md _ Brent wing “d nty Bond. Hall, Lyndhurst, every Monday night be best exhibit in the show was a r - rose placed by Miss Agnes Geiger. Ve thank Hr. mmnus for presenting the prizes to our winners. Everyone seemed to feel that the day had been a nice way to bring the sumac: season to a close. from’ 8500 ’p m. to 10:00 p.m. "A