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6 NORTH LEEDS LANTERN KN I VON SENIORS SUPPORT NORTH LEEDS The VON SENIORS SUPPORT â€" North Leeds program will be hosting a Fashion Show and sale of "Comfort Clothing" a line of clothing designed with the needs of the senior in mind, Tues. Oct. 27 from 2â€"4 p.m. in the Portland Community Hall. Members of our program will model these lovely clothes. A light tea will be served. Please note: there is no charge for the show â€" this is a fun afternoon! For further information call Marian McLeod, Coâ€"ordinator, VON Seniors Support at 359â€"1068. SENIORS! VON Seniors Support Program â€" North Leeds is planning its fall/winter activities and would like you to consider: Are you interested in having a friendly visitor visit you on a regular basis? Do you find transportation to medical or dental appointments difficult? Are "odd jobs" required in maintaining your home a problem? Do you often wonder what services are available in your community? Are you considering becoming more involved in your community? The VON Senior Support â€" North Leeds may be of aSSistance to you! Please call Marian McLeod, Coâ€"ordinator at 359â€"1068 (10 â€" 2:30) ELGIN 4-H CLUB The Elgin 4-H Club is mid- way through their "A Taste of Ontario Fruits and Veg- etables" project. We are meeting alternate weeks at the homes of our leaders Nancy Hayes and Jansje Keates. The members are: Erlanna Carruthers, Tom Carruthers, Buffy Goring, Morgan Grady Smith, Cathy Keates-President, Margaret Keates-Press Re- porter, Christine Knapp, Jody Knapp-Secretary, Heidi Merriman, Angela Moore-Vice- President, Darlene Moore. Some of the things we are learning in this project are: nutritious snacks, how to cook vegetables- e.g. panning, steaming and stir frying, garnishes, ELGIN 1.._'â€"‘-â€"â€"_' Elgin U.C.W. The first meeting of the season started with a Pot Luck dinner which was also enjoyed by the Fellowship Circle. After the meal, Marjorie Earl led a Bible Study on the parable of the Great Banquet. Karen Earl and Julia Scotland also sang a duet about that feast. Vita Willows introduced the Devotion which was followed by a skit on dreams and a story on the parable of the rich man and Lazarus. The business section of the meeting was introduced by President Loree Smith. Sandra Freeman read the minutes of the May and June meetings. Enid Soper gave the Treasurer's report and there was discussion on how payments will be made for two life membership pins each year. Appreciation was shown by the UCW for three very large plastic table cloths which were given by Elsa Emmons. They will be well used in the Church. The successful evening was closed by the President with a prayer. The October meeting will be on Tuesday 6th. FRED MAGEE I mm mm B. n. 2. Portland, Ont NEW INSTALLATIONS RENOVATIONS & SEIWE- . PUMPS 8 WATER CONDITIONIIG 272-2103 ElginandDistrict Ctr-operative Nursery School As we have quite a few newcomers to nursery school we have concentrated on getting to know each other, with emphasis on names. We encourage the children to give the correct names to each other. The older children who recognize their own names are beginning to recognize other printed names. We have also played number and letter games and, during circle time, have learnt new songs and games. Our theme for September has been Safety. We have talked about fires, burns, scalds, and the importance of fire drills, smoke detectors, extinguishers and fire fighters. We have also talked about accidents in school, home and outside. We have emphasized the importance of wearing seat belts in a car, how to cross the road safely, and where it is and is not safe to play. Red has been the dominant colour this month and we have made collections of red objects and talked about the significance of red in relation to danger. In October we will be taking walks to collect leaves and we plan a visit to Skycroft. It is still possible to register your child in this program by coming to the Elgin United Church basement on Mondays, Wednesdays or Fridays, or by calling 359-5540. Elgin Ontario OUR WIDE VARIETY OF PRODUCTS and SERVICES include. t GIFTS t GROCERIES a BABY CLOTHES t a HEARING AID, WATCH and CALCULATOR BATTERIES a 3 DRY CLEANING t and t 24 HOUR PHOTO-FINISHING SERVICES 1 a LOTTO CENTRE FOR LOTTARIO and 6/49 2 359-5323 Glen A. Sweet OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 359-5323 Plumbing & Heating, Limited Box 100, Delta, Ontario KOE-IGO (61 3) 928-2655 PLUMBING E HEATING SYSTEMS SUPPLIED 8 INSTALLED NEW DR EXISTING HOMES an ' «Scotflnuf funeral 416nm) “ A Trusted Name In Funeral Service" The mobile toy library will be at the "Conununity Room" in Elgin, October 20 from l0:oo Am - Noon. Come join the toy library and borrow toys on a monthly basis. Enjoy the crafts. fun and conversation for children. caregivers and parents. SOUTH CROSBY COUNCIL NOTES September 8, 1987 â€" general office accounts in the amount of $7,226.35 paid - pass a motion to proceed with Zoning Amendment as requested by Mr. Garvin Jones â€" John Michell, Bill Filkin and Maureen Fraser attended meeting to discuss condition of the west end of Thomas Road â€" Road Voucher 16 in the amount of $18,442.54 paid â€" authorized Road Superintendent to proceed with repairs to overhead doors in the township Garage â€" garbage on the Cross Road between Davis Lock and Chaffey's Lock Road is to be picked up and disposed of â€" letters on the building at the Public Library are to be replaced â€" request from Earl McFadden for reimbursement for fencing erected alongside township road was considered and discussed by council â€" Byâ€"law no. 33â€"87 being a byâ€"law to reduce the speed of motor vehicles on a portion of Davis). Lock Road passed â€" supports township of Tilbury West in their resolution regarding free voting â€" support Township of Montague in their resolution concerning beavers - three street lights to be purchased from Polar Power Lines and be installed in Morton on existing poles â€" Clerk to write a letter of invitation to Leeds County Ploughmans' Assoc. tochold its 1988 ploughing match in South Crosby STUDIO PORTRAITS WEDDINGS INSTANT PASSPORT & IDENTIFICATION PHOTOS Illlu "clay-pm and Fumlng m ad». Mme-En (513) 3586323 CUSTOM DO-lTâ€"YOURSELF AND READY-MADE FRAMES Limited . W ’ ‘ .- 'W“ “‘a “ WN’VWW' (ca‘r‘ .LWWa-r- v < ,i on.st svâ€"LWWW a. . , -â€"~â€"_ (m. .‘ aw .H~«s.s,.. .».A VHALTERVV.SOOTLAND Boil 142 Shh.0nufloKOGlEO Mano nun“ (813) 359:5555 3 SIM! Assoc-no. %. I My. f ' ELECTRIC Electrical Contractor 0 Residential 0 Commercial 0 DAVE)VV.SOOTLAND and grading fruits and vegetables. The Achievement program will be in Lansdowne on November 16 at 7 pm. RR. #2, Elgin Phone Ontario, KOG 1E0 359-5107