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12 NORTH LEEDS LANTERN JULY/AUGUST 1989 17/6 _ [AA/0.7179 Cal/WW 024179.717]â€" STORE .1 ’ll'm“; ale/d: Mate/z Sued at St. Many ’4 Sheet (“If/“"â€" - PORTl/I/VD 0” 7:96 72.705451 SEELEY'S BAY U.C.W. The June meeting was held in the C.E. room at 8:00. Our hostess, Helen Sweet, 77/6 [ANDY/V9 Calmâ€"Ry CRAFT 9.71:7 STORE ,{eaiwzeA the unique aeolian/J of: Local anti/11% and aaflbpeople welcomed everyone. There Slim “We“ members ,4 wide flange or may mas oz/Aury 96005 Mary Davies gave the Devotion. We opened with the hymn, "Take Time to be Holy." Her Devotion was on "Prayer." The minutes of the last meeting [MP4 were approved as read by Jean Collinson. The roll call was answered with a favourite Fm yam 61/6711! 9.7}7 9710/15 ”660 II.-.00-o...-ogoooctoltlolluolccohol MAC/(LANDS Candy recipe- l/and Painted China Gladys Webb had the Mission Study â€" Canada's Introduction Honey of the Mission, Canada's Cultural Mosaic. * B & W I/and Tinted Wzotongp/M 7’an - The meeting was closed and : lunch was served by Kathy * #andmade Bee/11m CandLeA De Graft" and Helen Sweet. OLIVET U.C.W. Meeting was held June 7 in the Memorial Room of the church. Acting President, Amy Bracken, opened the meeting with a poem. Worship and Study were prepared by Linda Mainse. Topic was South Africa with helps from the "Mandate" portraying different interpretations of the Bible by a people living under circumstances such as suppression and apartheid or racial segregation. Following reading of the minutes, receiving of the offering, the treasurer's report was heard. Although the annual cost of supporting the Foster Children has increased, it was the unanimous decision to continue our support. All were willing to grant a member's request to serve lunch following a wedding reception and dance in August. #andmade Wooden. Toy/5 F0112 Amt WovenJOLLtted & Cape/Let Wonk * T-S/zi/zI/s & SweeatA/zi/d/J Ca/zd/J & Natepapcyz Stained 9117/14 Silk FWezw * BLodeg/zadabie Sim/{lee Paoduct/J .300...lion's-I'llloolloooool Baal/4W a/ze managed and welcome 11 a.m.â€"7 p.171. * * CLOSED wen/116504;! * * SEELEY'S BAY SENIORS There was a good tum-out for the June business meeting - 22 members and 5 visitors. Orvin Martin, the President, asked all to join in singing "O Canada". Then we sang Happy Birthday to Orvin, Valera and Margaret Grigsby. The SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1989 starting at 4 pan. Plans for the annual August 2nd Bazaar were dealt with. All are disturbed to learn that a loyal member, Mollie Callaghan, will be leaving the community very soon. She will be greatly missed in many capacities. Following adjournment, a delicious lunch was served by the committee. Secretary, Margaret Keith, read the minutes of the May meeting, which were approved. A report was given on the Zone Rally, which was attended by six members. Valera, the Treasurer, gave her report, which was approved. There will be about 20 members of Chaffey's Lock Seniors' Club expected to come to our next pot luck meeting, 1n SEELEY'S BAY CENTENNIAL PARK ADULTS - $7 .00 Children under 12 years - $3.50 BY : SEELEY'S BAY UNITED CHURCfi «Scotflzm/‘fummf‘lfimo Limited June 23rd. A welcome was extended to Ernie's brother and 3 visitors WALTER w, SCOTLAND DAVID w. SCOTLAND from Wales. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Box 142, Elgin, Ontario KOG 150 Benediction, followed by delicious refreshments, cards (613) 359-5555 and games. J. Mann, Prop. NEAR THE FORFAR CHEESE FAC‘IORY New and Used Books Comics and Crafts ()8 the co-opefitozs lnsunnce Scmces R. J. GREEN EXCAVATING Jim Stedmon Sales Represenlohvc OPEN WEDNESDAY T0 SATURDAY 10.30-5 SUNDAY 12-5 10% off book purchases with this ad. Expires August 31,1989 Bulldozer â€" Trucking - Excavator KR. No. l Elfin, M no I“ 9-3.: 772-272? Life, Auto, H me, Commercial, rm SEELEY'S BAY 387-3566