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<l ‘! ; l l . _ .. __~;1"mfi’/~w ’,,./" Seeley's Bay= Specs ST. PETER's A.C.W. The members of our A.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Elsie Willoughby with six members present. Mrs. Jean Rogers gave the scripture reading from 1st chapter of Genesis. Mrs. Mhrjorie Bradley gave the Invocation and Meg Bugler read the Meditation as requested by the president, Elsie Willoughby. All joined in the prayer as found in the "Living Message". With the absence of the secretary, no Feb. minutes were read but Charlotte took notes on this meeting. Moved by the Treasurer, Marj. Bradley, and seconded by Charlotte that her report on business monies be adopted as read. Old Business 1. Members present handed in their Personal Income Tax returns. 2. Money was handed in for "The Year of the Child Fund". Marj suggested that this money be deposited in our premium savings account. 3. A further discussion on the Fashion Show followed. It was suggested this might be held in the fall. New Business 16 An afternoon party is to be held at the home of Muriel Donaldson later this spring. 2. Easter flowers for the church are the responsibility of the AoC.W. 3. Meg Bugler told members that the SWeet's Corners Elementary School are putting out a year book. She asked if we members would like to help sponsor a page for the church at a cost of $10.00. 4. The Parish Auction Sale is to be held on the grounds of the Rectory. 5. Meg asked if members of St. Peters A.C.w. Were interested in having a table for Arts & Crafts at the MapleView Lodge (Athens) on June 16. We are to check with other members (not present) and report back to her by mday a 6. There is to be a concert by the Pro Arte Sin rs of Ki ston at St. Luke's Church, Sunday, April lst at 3:30 p.m. Charlotte moved a vote of thanks to 'the hostess and lunch committee. The meeting closed with the members' prayer. April A.C.W. will be held at the home of Mrs. Ann Morris. - Tuesday, April 3rd. *1?******************************%* G. EARL SHAW GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY (Woodburn Road) JOYCEVILLE For all your insurance needs including farm, residential. commercial. automobile. boat. life. etc. ' For appointment or quote telephone 542-6573 ********************************* =0!********************************** *********************#*****’0‘ *l‘ ****** page J MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE SPRING IS HERE! SUMMER WON'T BE LONG! HAVE THE MOTOR BIKE INSURANCE RENEWED. IT'S GETTING TIME TO HOWEVER, BEFORE JUST RUSHING OUT AND DOING SO, WHY NOT GIVE US A CALL TO COMPARE PRICES. A MALE, AGE 23, ACCIDENT FREE â€" COMPANY “A” COMPANY "B" COMPANY "C" OURS HERE'S AN ILLUSTRATION OF HOW WE STACK UP, $100,000 PUBLIC LIABILITY ONLY: BASED ON 3152.00 139.00 132.00 125.00 FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS CALL â€" VOGELZANG AND HORNER INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED Box 160, Seeley's Bay, Ont. 387â€"3308 L_ SEELEY'S BAY FIRE DEPARTMENT The Seeley's Bay Fire Department held a very successful day on March 3rd which featured harness racing on the ice, log sawing, free sleigh rides for the children and this was followed by a chili supper and a free dance in the evening. Two of our neighbours donated their Teams and Bob Sleighs for this event. We feel we were very lucky - the weather was fine, the people attending were fine, the horsemen who brought their horses were fine, the sound equipment and the announcer were fine. In fact everything and everybody were fine. We wish to sincerely thank all those who participated and attended to make this event the success it was. The proceeds received from this event will be used to purchase more equipment for our Fire Dept. Again we wish to thank one and all and we hope to hold a similar event next year. W "The best plaything for any child is not a toy but another child." PRESENTED WITH PRIDE BY 162 Wellingston St. Kingston, Ont. 548â€"4917 SIGNS OF SPRING n. i y a;.». .: g V . v " ‘ ‘ A‘ ’ 1 N5 1,: I‘- _J .'. ¢LJ_. w _M aifgg/Zflf’- “A;L::\"~i Good to the last drop. @hifney5 (52172531 '55P? ' monron STANDING IlRROR/COATTREE Perfectly detailed from the tilting glass mirror to the miniature coat hangers on the coat tree. Each piece lndiv. Boxed. #1853 Standing Mirror - 4%" high. #2175 Coat Tree - 5%" high. popular priced one inch to one foot reproductions for the Serious Collector, and the DollhouseEnthusiast.