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page 2 ' EDITORIAL PAGE __â€"â€"â€"â€"__ North Leeds LANTERN - The North Leeds Lantern is distributed free of charge to all households in the townships of South Crosby, Bastard and South Burgess, Rear of Leeds and Lansâ€" downe and the Village of Newboro. The Lantern is published after the ch Tuesday of each month. It is produced by a committee of volunteers and reâ€" ceives support from the above municiâ€" palities. Subscriptions are available to those outside the area at a cost of $4/year. Please address all correspondence to Box 136, Elgin, Ontario. KOG 1E0 Editor Doug Roantree 387â€"31H3 Associate Editor Marlene Gratton 272â€"2854 Treasurer Shirley Weaver 387â€"3570 Circulation Helen Sweet 387â€"3569 Ad Layâ€"out Lloyd Stone 272â€"2082 Typist Susan Dent 359â€"5639 CorreSQOndents Elgin Pat Little 359â€"5741 Harlem â€" Chantry Doris VanHone 924â€"2539 Delta Richard Bryan 928â€"2159 Lyndhurst Marion Olivo 928â€"2841 Portland I Marlene Gratton 272â€"2854 Seeley's Bay Helen Sweet 387â€"3659 'mlNews Jim Earl 359â€"5252 Morton Fred Whitney 387â€"3300 Lloyd Stone ’raphics: Hans Scheitrowsky . Layâ€"out Regulars: Joan Hutchlson, Jeff Hutchison, Beth Kerr-Wilson, Sue Warren. Pat Little, Susan Duncan, Earl Mattice, Greg Derbyshire, Joele Blain and Jan Robson. ' otOS: For only $2.00 you can reach 2,700 households.Put a classified ad in the North Leeds Lantern. 3 % ST. LAWRENCE 3 ~ ‘ COLLEGE .BIPEEU-§BEET§JÂ¥EW§ The January l4th meeting of Rideau Crafts invited the North Leeds Appro â€" priate Technology Group to present the program. Ellen Bonwill, spokesperson for the group, introduced Bruce Steeple and Peter Potter to demonstrate the home grinding of grains. Several questions from the floor led to an inâ€" formative discussion on the pros and cons of grinding your own flour. A BBC documentary film called "The Other Way" was shown. The film was instrumental in the formation of the appropriate technology group and features the opinions of Freidich Schu- macher internationally known economist and author of "Small is Beautiful". Sue Clark and Jim Mussell concluded the prooram by describing other projects the group have been involved with. It is hoped that our two groups can unite to voice area concerns in the future. Our new membership convenor, Marâ€" garet Olley. would like to remind peg and old members that fees are now due, $3 per year. This month's meeting will be held February llth at 8:00 p.m. in the Forfar Hall. The program will consist of a slide presentation from the Decem- ber showing of “Ontario Crafts '79", sponsored by the Ontario Arts Council, Several of our Riitau Crafts members showed their worl regioraily, the best from across Ontario presented at the Toronto show. Join us and enric: your life. >-.Me.â€". ...._ ._ ___y.- Inside‘ the Lantern " IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE!‘ TRY THE NORTH LEEDS LANTERN, Rates 3x3" $ 7.00 3x5" 12.00 7x5" 20.00 7x8" 25.00 % page 35.00 full page 60.00 Your ad will reach 2,300 homes in the North Leeds area. We will quote you on: regular monthly ads,bimonth1y ads or your occasional advertising needs. We will help you design and layout your ad at minimal extr. cost. Give us a call. For additional information or to place an ad,call your local correspondent listed on page 2. THIS SPACE COULD BE YOURS! Focus on Davis Lock..-..... Pg. Seeley's Bay Specs......... Pg. 3 4 Gardening Column........... Pg. 5 Lyndhurst Lyrics........... Pg. 7 Elgin Events.............on Pg. 8 Rideau Crafts.............. Pg. 9 Delta Data................. Pg. 11 Portland Pickin's.......... Pg. 13 Newboyne News.............. Pgo 1“ Red Cross.................. Pg. 15 Rideau Review.............. Pg. 16 Chaffey's Locks............ Pg. 18 Great Cooks................ Pg. 19 Rideau Lakes Union Library. Pg. 19 Classified................. Pg. 20 WE DESERVE BETTER FOR A THOUGHTFUL, INTELLIGENT M.P. VOTE MILDRED SMITH Authorized by Official Agent of Mildred Smith, NDP, 243 King St., Brockville LEEDS. GRENVILLE 8. LANAR DISTRICT HEALTH UNIT _______________________ The Public Health Nurses in the Gananoque branch of the Leeds, Grenville & Lanark Health Unit will be conducting a series of seven (7) prenatal classes for ex- pectant parents beginning February 6, l980. The classes are held at the Health Unit at 99 King Street east in Gananoque from 7 â€" 9 p.m. on Wednesday evenings. . . By discussion, films, body building exercises, breathing and relaxation techniques, 8 Jon] The Night crOWd 8 the expectant mother learns how to have a more comfortable pregnancy. Physical ' St. Lawrence College is Offering and emotional aspects of this new experience are explored. a course entitled, "China Paintâ€" . . . . _ ing", to be taught by Phyllis The stages of labour and the mechanics of delivery are explained in detail. The Scott. The course will be held tration will be held on the first night of class. The fee for the course is $25 plus a $10 firing fee. .e‘,.£y.n‘ub ab'fllt / } as possible. Infant feeding and care are covered too. date of delivery to familiarize the couple with the admission procedure, visiting privileges, the layâ€"out of the nursery, labour and delivery rooms. . at the Crosby Hall where regisâ€" g Chooses to do 50' . expectant father learns how to coach his wife through labour and delivery, if he Therefore it is important that the father attend as many classes The hospital is visited before the expected For more information and the registration forms phone the Health Unit at 382â€"423l.