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Page 18 LAC AC COMMITTEE .outh Crosby has (Local Township of iht: formed a [ACRE committee architectural Conservation Advisory inmmittee) as a subâ€"committee of council. Yts primary concern is to L advise the council on all heritage tonservatinn matiers. To begin to fulfill t“ese obligations this committee, under the chairmanshio of Mr. ‘on warren, is attempting to Find out as much about evéry building possible. Any in this townShio as and all information you might be able to provide about your own buildings or any others would be greatly appreciated. Amnung the things we would live to know are: - When was the building erected? â€" What was it conSLructed of? - ‘ho was the builder? â€" ’ho was t'e original owner? â€" who was the most significant r‘ / occupant $- â€" What is the lot and concession number” Iill be answer all of tie questions we would Probably no one able to li‘e to ask but answers to even a few of them will help us to get startéd. Other areas of concern are historic sites and old photographs. Let us about any old bric'yards, rock Quarries mills, or even interesting sites such as the gypsy gathering grounds at the Four ornerso flld photographs are espeCially important to projects such as tnis and any you would be willing to let us copy we would like to hear about. Llease send us a note. 38 are the Latnc :UMVITTEZ, c/o Trim HI’ 7? .C“TH cfiusev, LCTN, z:*H‘Tr. Thank you. I”‘~"‘V’~\v’â€"\fâ€"\». REPAIRS ' REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES AND MODELS OF WASHERS,DRYERS,REFRIGERATORS AND STOVES. PROMPT‘SERVICE Rafi-.2, SIELEY'S “wow: KON 2N â€"2â€" 387 - 3789 5- know thaffrp’s 10th CHAFFEY'S LOCK W.l. On Friday evening, January 11, the Chaffey's Lock Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Janice Cross with the opening statement being: We‘re starting a New Year , so let's look at our good and bad days." The Institute Ode and the Mary Stewart Collect were repeated, followed by a stimulating roll call â€" “Happiness is . . what makes you happy?" This was followed by a shorter discussion on the mottw "happiness doesn't depend on what yOu have or what you are, it depends solely on what you THINK." Business session was conducted by the president, Mary Warren. It was decided that one fund raising event each month would be planned until April to help pay for the new addition to the hall. The euchre nights would be continued each Thurs. On Feb. 23rd at 6 p.m. in the hall a supper and bingo will be held. A very interesting paper by Mrs. Janice Cross entitled “Biorhythms - why you have good and bad days" was very thought-provoking and helpful. The subject of fitness was thought about and discussed. "People who have no time don't think. The more you think the more time you have". The question put to all was "how do you make spare time for yourself and did you ever think of using it to make yourself more fit?" The hostesses, Hazel Jarrett and Janice Cross served delicious refresh- ments at the close of this enjoyable evening. 1 M > I .I 1 HELP YOUR U unox d13H Pat‘s fabrics L‘RNDHUKST .928 â€" 2.053 MON THRU SAT 9 â€" 5:30 Watch for our lst Anniversary Specials â€" March 6th, 7th & 8th. BETA SIGMA PHI Eta Tau Chapter met in December at the home of Ann Marie Marshall. Marcia Nightingale was in charge of the cul- tural program. Roll call was answered by naming our favourite Christmas decoration. Barb Bakker, president, welcomed guest Sharon Horsefield and conducted the business portion of the meeting. Marie Sharp passed around a very deâ€" tailed and thorough report of Our lunch booth at the Rideau Crafts Christ- mas Market. The profits will be used to continue our support of various needy projects both in and out of our area. Sylvia Herlehy, chairman of Service, will look into the possibility of sponsoring a girls sports group in the New Year. Barb Purdy, Social Chairman, made final plans for our Christmas Social and variOus projects were discussed for our Founder's Day dinner. Everyone enjoyed participating in Marcia's program of covering Styro- foam balls and then decorating them. Our Christmas social at Helen McEwen‘s started with a gorgeous international pot luch supper. All dishes were numbered and the country of origin and name of the dish had to be guessed. After Supper Barb Bakker inducted Sharon Horsefield, Judy Horsfall, Nancy Sheffield, Marilyn Sheldon all of Portland and Carol Stanyar, Westport into Beta Sigma Phi with their pledge ritual. Jan Haskin's ritual of jewels followed. Everyone settled down around the Christmas tree and a visit from jolly young Santa followed. Santa passed out the secret sister gifts and every- one drew for a new secret sister for 1980. Carolyn McPherson opened her home for our first meeting of 1980. Marian McLeod was welcomed back from a leave- of-absence. Barb Bakker presided over the busiâ€" ness portion of the meeting. The membership voted to make a donation to the International Endowment Fund. Marie Sharp received a thank you from Triâ€"County Rescue for our donation to their "Jaws of Life". The girls Ringette team in Westport will receive Beta Sigma Phi shirts. Barb Purdy will make arrangements for the membership to see "Maybe Next Time", a presentation of the Queen's Drama Group held at the Grand Theatre, Kingston. FEBRUARY CLEARANCE SALE on all winter fabrics 3 cvwé1rvm_ i ii A I-rhtb MILâ€"i Lâ€"Jh‘h‘a L-l‘ .. . O Vito Nknkn