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6 NORTH LEEDS LANTERN ELGIN U.C.W. The U.C.W. met February 14, 1989. 21 members attended. President Shirley Bryden opened the meeting with a reading. Marjorie Earl, Millie Simpson and Shirley Bryden took the worship for the meeting. Valentine's Day and Lent were two prominent events everyone was aware of. The theme for worship was "Love God." A reading was done with all participating. The hymn,“Love Divine All Loves Excelling," was sung with Marion Seeley as pianist. The offering was taken and dedicated, worship closed by all saying a benediction. For our program, David Eyre of our congregation spoke. In 1988 he was an exchange student and lived in Australia. He gave us a very informative talk on his life there and his observations on various issues as the Australians view them. He illustrated his talk well and had several questions asked. He obviously loved the opportunity he had and it was a wonderful learning experience for him. The business portion opened with the reading of the minutes of our January meeting by the secretary Lydia Tackaberry. The minutes were approved. Several reports were given. It was noted presbytery meets February 28 in Kingston. In April, Cheryl Battams is having a retreat for our young people. It was agreed that the U.C.W. contribute financially for each young person attending. The Lions Club of Elgin gave our U.C.W. an inscribed plaque in appreciation for our service to them over the years. This will be placed in the church. Ongoing business was discussed and correspondence dealt with. The meeting closed with prayer by Shirley. The social hour and luncheon followed with the ladies having the table decorated in the Valentine's theme. STUDIO PORTRAITS WEDDINGS INSTANT PASSPORT & IDENTIFICATION PHOTOS Illlu Phenom-9hr and Furnlng m Elgin. Ontario, KOGIEO (613)359-6023 CUSTOM DO-IT-YOURSELF AND READY-MADE FRAMES SOUTH CROSBY FRIENDSHIP CLUB At the February 8 meeting, following a sumptuous pot luck luncheon, Happy Birthday was sung for Daisy Coon when a nicely decorated cake was served, thanks to Anna Smith. After singing "O Canada" and the Lord's Prayer, president Lawrence Yeatman introduced the guest speaker Charles (Bud) Wood from the Smiths Falls club who gave an interesting talk on different activity games available to interested seniors 55 and over, after which he departed into the blowing snow. The president then welcomed 18 members plus one new member, Vera Best. Secretary Helen Burtch read the minutes of the January meeting and Nina Churchill gave the treasurer's report, then several items of business were discussed. Committees have been set up by the executive, distributing the work load among members. Membership fee is $3.00 plus a $1.00 donation for each meeting attended by anyone 55 and over wishing to join the club. Next meeting will be March 8. A few exciting games of cards were enjoyed after the meeting. Joan's Falls Fashion Quality Dressmaking % For ‘3? Weddings 4&0 First Communion e e Graduation Additions to your wardrobe Custom and Ready Made Fashions Elgin,0ntario. R R Q R.R.3, R R 359â€"6018 sis eeeaeeeeeae SCOTLAND FUNERAL HOME ACQUIRES HEHBERSHIP IN THE ORDER OF THE GOLDEN RULE Scotland Funeral Home Limited in Elgin has been accepted for membership in the International Order of the Golden Rule. The Order is comprised of funeral directors from around the world who are dedicated to keeping in touch with the attitudes of the public. This is accomplished by regularly scheduled seminars and educational meetings at which attendance is required by all members. Only one funeral home in a community is selected for membership. For this reason, the Order carefully screens all prospects. The decision is based on recommendations made by families the firm has served and by other profeSSionals in the area. Dale L.Rollings, Director of the assoc1ation, stated,"To obtain membership in OGR, all prospects must provide their community with quality Executive funeral service and merchandise at reasonable prices. As a result of the positive response we've received from the Elgin area ,Scotland Funeral Home limited has proven its worthiness to be counted among our members". The Elgin firm is among 30 of 525 Homes in Ontario to attain membership. The community will be proud of the honour which has been granted to the Scotland families. Project . wills eeeeeaeae Living wills Power of Attorney elder abuse mortgages, BYGONE DAYS ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES PO. BOX 187 HIGHWAY 15 PORTLAND, ONTARIO KOG 1V0 LOIS JAMES (613) 272-2800 A Suzette’scT MIR STYLIH FOR TIE HIKE FAMILY 10:00 a... - 8:“) p.-.. 9:“) a... - 5:00 n... 10:00 I... - 8:00 p.l. 9:00 a... - 5:00 p.l. 9:00 a.l. .- 12 noon Located In the “Home-Video“ Building Main St.. Elgin Tel. 359-5782 Linnea turn-raring I Styling SOUTHCROSBY HEART AND STROKE CAMPAIGN The following canvassers have visited the , households in South Crosby TownShip 'on behalf of the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario. J ansje Keates Marion Knapp Gladys Burt Art Forward Shirley McCumber Valerie Parish Elgin Lioness Club Clifford Smith Anna Smith Ben Campbell Sue Cooper Margaret Jordan Vera Best Barbara Neff Sheila Smith Leo Kenney May Dennison Barbara Purdy Georgie Shanks Fred Sherwood Lois Jones ' Ginny Carty Mike Freeman Etta Glover Violet Shook Laura Bender Kathy Halladay June Gamble Edna Burns Edmund Kenney Jenny Burns Thank you for giving your support to these volunteers and this campaign. Loree Smith Campaign Captain COMING SOON NORTH LEEDS SENIOR SUPPORT is sponsoring a Post Retirement Information Sessions will begin WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22nd.l989 2-4.3O p.m. and run until April 27th,l989. Topics will include: '1) Legal Issues for Seniors: Coping with Technology: Demonstration and hands on experience with answering machines, VCR's, microwave cooking. iii)Healthy Aging iv) Care for the Caregiversf A look at the community alternatives to best help you best serve your parents. Financial Issues for Seniors; Estate Planning â€" development and protection. Power of Attorney, survivors rights, reverse coping with inflation. Speakers and locations are yet to be confirmed. VON Retirement Information Committee Doreen McManus, North Leeds Senior Support Catherine Manson , Co-ordinator VON Retirement Information Project