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Lyndhurst 1 at .- ST. JOHN'S A C.W. - Leeds Rear St. John's A.C.w. held their annual Christmas meeting at the home of Mrs. Ruthanna Glover. Following a brief business session, refreshments were served and a good time enjoyed by all. The Quilt was won by Mrs. Dorothy Berry of Ottawa. A farewell gift of a hand-painted china plate was presented to the Rector's wife - Mrs. Meg. Bugler. St. John's parish will miss the Rev. and Mrs. Bugler very much, and wish them well in their new appointment. At a service of Morning Prayer at St. Johns on Dec. 16, thirty Pew Bibles were dedicated. These bibles were donated by members in memory of loved ones. A red dossal curtain, donated by Mrs. Marilyn Laming Jeffs was dedicated in memory of Mr. David Laming. The January meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Winnie Bryan in Gananoque. Memberships were renewed and a summary-report for 1979 was given by the treasurer. St. John's A.C.W. has now established a Music Fund for the choir which will ‘be used to purchase music for future use. Donations would be appreciated. We look forward to this New Year - being the 130th anniversary of the founding of St. Johns, Leeds, and we extend a very warm welcome to our new Rector - Father Don Baile and his wife Elaine LYNDHURST U .C .W . The January meeting was held atthe honm oF Mrs. Iva Sweet. Hazel GilFillen is acting president For Helen Moorhead who is vacationing in Florida. Hazel welcomed everyone and asked us allto read in unison "The Purpose oF the United Church Womenll . Mary Townsend read the Scripture taken From the book of Proverbs. hArs. hAarion VVarren was in charge ot the devotional. Hy ms 640 and 350 were sung, Followed by prayer . hAinutesiNere read and approved and the Heauuer'sreportgiven. RoH ca” was answered by IO members and 2 guests, Isobel and Mary Lee Ashby, whom we were happy to have with us. A number oF dues were paid. The oFFering was taken by Mary and dedicated by Hazel. Thank you notes were received From Mrs. Hattie Chase and Mr. Bland Love, and From Mr. 8. Mrs. Hannah. Mary Townsend read material on Stewardship. It was moved by Vienna Kelsey and seconded by Mary Townsend to se ndo giFt to the Holder triplets. The business portion was taken care 0F, and Marion Warren held a contest of scrambled words. Mrs. Audrey Welch read a humerous article "Children remain a mystery to Mom" . The meeting was adjourned Followed by a delicious lunch served by Ruth Galway and Audrey Welch . Vienna Kelsey thanked Iva For opening her home to us and Ruth and Audrey for the lunch, to Marion and allwhotookpafl. NOTICE ** DOG TAGS ** NOTICE P380 7 ** DOG TAGS ** NOTICE TOWNSHIP OF REAR OF LEEDS & LANSDOWNE Dog Tags and licences for 1980 are now on sale at the Township Office during office hours. of 6 months is required to have a tag. for each male or spayed female if only 1 is kept - $3.25 for each additional male or spayed female for a female dog is only one is kept for each additional female dog fee is : Every dog that has attained the age The licence fee and tag $5.25 $5 ~00 $7 .25 The licence and tag may be obtained by mailing the following information and cheque or money order to the Township at Box 160, Lyndhurst, Ontario, or you may call in person if it is convenient. 00......0000.00ICOOOOOOOCOOOOIOOOOO0.0.0.00000000QOOOOOOOOUOC... NAME OF DOG Sex BREED Age l COLCXIR _______________________ Disposition: Name of owner: Address of Owner: The Royal Canadian Legion LYNDHURST lONT. No. 504) BRANCH LYNDHURST. ONTARIO KOE mo 1979 was a very good year for the Lyndhurst Legion. Proceeds from the Pingo's, dances and banquets, were used for expenses and various communâ€" ity projects, i.e. $500.00 to sponsor the ball team, $800.00 to St. Vincent de Paul Hospital, $100.00 to the Santa Claus Parade, $30.00 to the Public School Essay 5. Poem competition. The Lyndhurst Legion has hospital beds and wheelchairs available to the community. If anyone is interâ€" ested, please contact the Legion to make arrangements for the loan of any of these items. "n Feb 5, we will hold a special tenefit bingo, in memory of Bill Loverock. All proceeds are to go to “rs. L. Loverock. invitations have been sent to the Lachine Legion for a return visit on March 15. These is a hope that these visits could become an annual event . Two dances will be held in Feb., a Valentine's dance on Feb 16, and the regular dance on Feb 23. #7 W COUNCIL NOTES TOWNSHIP or R or LEEDS a. LANSDOWN‘E Meeting of Council held January 7, 1980 in Council Chambers: *authorized payment of general accounts in amount of $7,859.17 *authorized payment of Road voucher in amount of $3,398.53 *authorized petition to Ministry of Transportation and Communications for final payment of subsidy for 1979 *authorized erection of a stop sign at Junction of Twp. road coming out of lyndhurst Estates and Red Horse Lake Road *appointed Mrs. Janet O'Meara to complete Mrs. Trick's term as representative on the Rideau Lakes Union Library Board *appointed Roy Greenhorn and Gordon Leadbeater as Township representat- ives on the Building Committee *appointed Murray Seaman and Roy Greenhorn as Township representatives to North Leeds Planning Board Meeting of Council held January 21, 1980 in Council Chambers: *authorized payment of general accounts in amount of $6,550.37 *By-law 2-1980 to provide for erection of stop sign *By-law 3â€"1980 to prescribe the height and description of a lawful fence within the Township of Rear of Leads a Lansdowne *authorized making of application for Ontario Home Renewal Program Grant for 1980â€"81 *approved Ontario Home Renewal Program Final Application for loan *nade a grant of $h0.00 monthly to North Leeds Lantern *made a grant of $25.00 to St. John Ambulance Next Regular Meeting of Council scheduled for 1:00 p.l. Monday, February a, 1980. ‘H