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page 6 laindhurst a» W e L . The Royal Canadian Legion LYNDHURST (ONT No, 504) BRANCH LYNDHURST. ONTARIO KOE mo Remembrance Day â€" November 11 Formation will be at St. Luke's Church, Lyndhurst at 9.45 a.m., and march into church for service. At 10.45 a.m. will march from church to the cenotaph, and the remembrance service will commence at 11 o'clock. Comrades, this is what the Legion is all about, and we hope to see a full turn out of our 68 members. Since our last general meeting, our sympathy goes out to Russell Kidd, who lost his wife Ethel, very suddenly from a heart attack. Comrade Ed Brown attended the District Convention in Pembroke. He brings home with him an excellent report for Br 504, by our District Commander. Comrade Joe Chapman will be retiring as secretary. This is his 25th year as secretary of Br. 504. Comrade Marg Moule will be taking over the job at the next General Meeting. Comrades Art Hughes and Joe Chapman were at Sweets Corners school and spoke to the pupils on Remembrance Day. This year we are reviving the Literary Contest and Public Speaking at the school. Seeley's Bay Branch will be assisting us with both these urojects. see Local Government The fall meeting of The Association of Municipal Clerks and Treasurers of Ontario was held at the Lyndhurst Legion Hall on Wednesday, October 17, 1979, with over 80 in attendance. Zone 4 comprises the Counties of Frontenac, Leeds & Grenville, Renfrew, Lanark, Prescott & Russell, Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry and Ottawa-Carleton. The Clerks, Deputies and Assistants of the Townships of Bastard & South Burgess, South Crosby, Rear of Leeds & Lansdowne and the Village of Newboro hosted the meeting. The guest speaker for the morning session was Mr. E. Bissinger of the Ministry of Housing who spoke on Government-assisted housing programs, both existing and new, and who outlined the municipal options and corresponding responsibilities of the various programs available. There were two workshops in the afternoon. Mr. R. Bailey of the Assessment Branch of the Ministry of Revenue spoke on the current "hot spot" of municipal interests, Section 86 of the Assessment Act and the new equalization factor. There has been a great deal of media coverage on these two topics and on their effect on municipal financing. Subject matter for the second workshop was the White Paper on Planning which sets out proposed changes to The Planning Act. The discussion was mainly on Zoning byâ€"laws, which generally follow implementation of an official Plan. Many of the members in attendance had not been in our particular area of Leeds before and were impressed with the country-side and also with the Legion Hall and new municipal facilities. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Legion served a great dinner at noon which everyone enjoyed. Dinner guests were Reeves and repres- entatives of Council and managers of the banks serving the municipalities hosting the meeting. 45' wide, reular $2.98 C; ONLY $1.89/yard CLS"‘ c, 25%; SEEQLAL! New assortment of sweater bodies at LOW prices. L‘$£§$}I_AL.;/New printed interlock and p1ain,60 to 64" wide, Regular $4.98/yard _ ‘ '“” ' ’% “\fl’flfl/ ,i.__ v-â€"‘ ‘â€"\A ' (/ C:j;> MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS THIS YEAR AND SAVEa COME AND SEE LOTS & LOTS OF BARGAINS / :2 _/' (Q! ,r -5 f ,7 ~‘fir .__- if Pat’s Ebr'cs’ww L‘MDHUKST .928 - 7.0.53 CHARGEX ACCEPTED . _ '1 I 1'. I ' ' XTRH SPEC/HZ. /‘/07 “ n I A. m! In! I...I./. //l . I l B'I.. D I ‘1 mm + roar/firme- RRH Int/R092 Kay xxo ~ 613- 35'3- 238. own/pt Row #72 - Ben/s: My»: 16' 1 . E 1Y0 V/u 0F SUHBUR)! Mmms'r Lmnmsr v.0 w. The October meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Ruth Patrick. The Pres., Mrs. Helen Moorhead read a poem - "A thankful heart at Thanksgiving". Hrs. Ruth Galway was in charge of the Devotional prepared by Mrs. Elsie Mainse. The Devotional was opened with Prayer. Hymn #16 was read in unison. Psalm 95 was read in unison. A paper - "Thanking & Caring" was read and much enjoyed by all. A poem - "Advice to Churches" was read. Hymn #21 was sung followed by prayer. The offering was received and dedicated by Mary Townsend. Roll Call was answered by 12 ladies. The minutes were read and approved and the heasurer's report read. A thankhyou note from May Dennison was read by Flora Slack. IHrs. nary Townsend gave a report on the Rally held at Elgin. Final plans were made for the bazaar - Oct. 27th at the Orange hall. Business portion was discussed. Moved by Vienna Kelsey, seconded by Margaret Sayeau, the meeting be adjourned, followed by benediction. Lunch was served by Ruth Galway and Audrey Raison. Vienna moved a vote of thanks to Ruth Patrick for opening her hope and to Andrey Raison and Betty Moorhead for lunch. Lyndhurst U.C.W. Bazaar, The and Bakesale was held October 27 at the Orange hall, Lyndhurst. Next u.c.w. meeting to be held on Honday, November 5th, at 8 p.m. at Hrs. Iva Sweet's. The Royal Canadian Logion _ Branch 504, Lyndhurst FLEA MARKET BAKE SALE ARTS a. CRAFTS Sat. Nov. 3rd Admission 50¢ Auspices of the Ladies Auxiliary‘