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page 8 CHANTRY , car a :m: DEWELL’S General Store -damfifldkimufimmKfléLmfik\Vmuut g2] SMALLWOOD INC. Contact LEN MORRIS DeWell's 928_2710 or 283_Q121 NEW STORE HOURS Gen. Store starting April 30th 928-2710 Good barn and 190 acres of land with flowing spring that Stylist is open year round. , 75 acres tillable, large sugar bush, and a 10 acre beaver pond are some features. Asking $62,900., Near Chantry Don't go to the city. The city on paved road. Closed Sunday and Mpnday Open Tues., Wed.. Fri., & Sat. 8 lUW to 5 ETA Bev Morris Open Thursday 8 AM to 8 PM. has come to you. 1 acre, flat building lot Bev Morris has recently MLS Vendor to survey. moved from Kingston. to ASklng $6.000. help you with the latest 30 acre parcel with frontage . . . . ' , O . styles In cuttlng. permlng' on 2 roads Asking $10 0 0 and colouring. The Place To Shop With Just One Stop 9 2 8 ~ 2 7 l 0 BEVERLY REBEKAH LODGE Several members of Beverly Rebekah Lodge spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Sodeberg at her home here and honoured her with a presentation of a 45-year jewel. Mrs. Harry McEl- roy who is a charter member of the Lodge was chosen to make the present- ation. An hour or so was spent reminiscing of by gone days of 50 years ago in the Lodge work â€" three of those present proudly wearing their 50 years jewels, namely Mrs. Helen Gifford, Mrs. Mabel McElroy and Mrs. Vera Sheridan and also, Mrs. Audrey Talbot was recently presented with a 35 year jewel. Mrs. Sodeberg was very happy and expressed her deep gratitude to those in charge of the occasion, as she had served 47 years in the lodge and 37 of those in office. NOTICE We NOTICE *** NOTICE We *** T0 RESIDENTS 4“” TONNSHIP OF REAR OF LEEDS a: LANSDOWNE REPAIRS REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES AND MODELS 0F WASHERS,DRYERS,REFRIGERATORS In accordance with By-law 3â€"1976 as V are due and payable on or before the FIRST DAY OF JUNE 1 to avoid penalty. .AND SflKTVES. ‘3 g 0.- (D Q. E i1 5' S H a} H \0 ‘7 (D 0.. 0 0‘3 H H. O (D :5 O ’D U) PROMPT SERVICE ‘ EFRIGERATION ' ERVICE .ENTRE RR“. Sun-W‘s. “mom: Kou 2N -:~ 387 7-1376? @- Licences are available at the Township Offices, Leeds County Road No. 2, Phone 928â€"2423. Alexia M. Landon Clerk-Treasurer DELTA COUPLE CELEBRATED It was a very happy occasion when Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Irwin were privi- leged to celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary made possible by the planning and work of their daughter Eileen and her husband Victor Halladay. The celebration began on Sunday April lst with a family gathering and on Monday, April 2nd, the real date, the Irwin home was open from 2 to 5 for friends and neighbours to call on the happy occasion. The Baptist Church Women served the refreshments and Mrs. Myrtle Taylor was in charge of the guest book. Two persons were present that attended the Irwin wedding in 1919: Mrs. Vera She- ridan and Mrs. Helen Gifford. -The Irwins were honoured in receiving congratulations from Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, Prime Minister Trudeau, Hon. Pauline McGibbon, Lieut. Governor of Ontario, Joe Clark, Tom Cossitt, M.P. James Auld, Minister of Natural Re- sources and a framed plaque from Premier William Davis of Ontario.