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6 non-m ELGIN U.C.W. The Elgin U.C.W. met October 9 at the Church. were present. 22 members The President, Marjorie Earl, opened the meeting with prayer. The worship was taken by Sandra Freeman, Leorene Hayes, May Dennison, Leah Freeman and Phyllis Connell. The Thanksgiving theme was, "Gifts of Sharing." Special hymns were sung with Marion Seeley as pianist. The scriptures were read by Leorene and May. Phyllis had a reading on Thanksgiving. The collection was taken and dedicated by May. The elements of communion â€" bread and grapes - were taken, thus emphasizing the theme of sharing. The program was done by Marion Seeley and Ev Campbell. Marion introduced the study for this year - "Where do we get our values?" The 3 sources are the Gospel, media and culture. The business reading of opened with the September minutes by the secretary, Lydia Tackaberry. Reports were given by Treasurer, Enid Soper; Social Convenor, Eleanor Taylor; Lit., Loree Smith; Supply and Service, Sandra Freeman; Flower and Gift, Leorene Hayes. Our annual bazaar and supper will be held November 7th. There was discussion on several items that are ongoing. Correspondence was read. The 1991 Church calendars were available at $4.00 each. Also the Friendship Book. The church newsletter was distributed. Marjorie's "Happiness File" had 12 items of interest. The meeting closed with the singing of the benediction to the tune of Edelweiss. An enjoyable social hour followed. Lydia Tackaberry CANADIAN ARTS AND HANDCRAFTS EDDIE AND MARJIE BELLEM HIGHWAY IS AT CHAFFEY'S LOCK ROAD BOX 223. ELGIN, ONTARIO KOG 1E0 Not IUSI another Craflshop Open Irom May 10 to Dec. 23 May to October: Wednesday Io Saturday 10-6 Sunday and Holidays 12-6 November to December 16: Friday, Saturday. Sunday 12-6 Dec, 17-23: Daily 12-8 r<<<<<<<<<< RES: 613-272-2813 BUS: 613-359‘1120 >>>>>n<<<<< LEEDS LANTERN mm 1990 ELGIN AND DISTRICT COOPERATIVE NURSERY SCHOOL SOUTH CROSBY FRIENDSHIP CLUB On October 10, 26 members and 10 guests enjoyed a pot 3:13:21; Wiggly: 05:51:73}: luck roast beef dinner when for lots of fun aid action our sister club from Rockport joined us. Due to the absence of president Lawrence, past president Sarah opened the meeting with singing of "O Canada". Helen read the minutes of the September meeting. Hubert was nominated to see about the leak in the roof. Nina Churchill introduced the special speaker, associated with the beauties of Fall and the celebration of Thanksgiving and Hallowe'en. The Nursery School teachers centered the month's efforts around these themes and their colours. The children also enjoyed a Nature Walk at Don and Mary Warren's, Chaffey's 3:55ng? wb: aiizeaw;::: Don Warren, who gave a most with our group. A Hallowe'en interesling accgunt Of Party was of course, the happenings on the Rideau Canal appropriate, Climax to the both past and present, telling many humourous anecdotes. Before the Canal was built, this area was mostly wilderness month's activities. The parents have also been kept busy with a variety of . fund-raising endeavours. Our and used by Indlans Who mide two_week blitz selling black ash baskets, among ot er Chrysanthemums was very things. The bitter war of successful, and we thank 1812â€"1814 caused concern Niblocks and the pubuc for f°r a by'pass 0f t"? it- Lawrence, thus the building their support in this venture. We are currently selling raffle tickets on 6 prizes (1 cash prize and 5 gift certificates) donated by area businesses. of the canal, 1826-1832 by British men, French Canadians, Sappers and Miners, as well as locals with nothing more to work with than picks, shovels The generosity of Leeds U I Transit, Emmons Lumber, and mac: 13?;fegilitThe Gala; Petals and Presents, Baker's was 115:1 0563:}, until Feeds, and Suzette's Hairstyling commer a pm? , about 1900. Since then it makes for a very appealing package of prizes and is greatly appreciated. The draw will be held at the Christmas Craft Fair at R.D.H.S. on November 24th, where we will once again has been mostly recreational. About 7,000 boats per season pass through the locks which cost approximately 10 million a year to operate but bring- into the area a considerable have a table laden with mount of revenue homeâ€"made baked goods. a ' We will also have available k wane“ Waidthinked Nay at the Crafts Fair a number 0C port Pres." en ’ ° Anderson. Nina gave a of Jumbo Christmas Colouring books for those who missed out last year or who may want humourous reading on retired teachers, after which a number enjoyed a few games of euchre. another one. These books may also be obtained by calling .WedneSdayi sePtembel‘ 24 the school at 359_5166 on is open to anyone 55 and over Mondays Wednesdays or Fridays. to drop in for .an aftergoon The support of the members of games or-a chit chat. ext of our communities in these 11n4eeting Will be November fundraising projects helps at noon. June Gamble to secure both the present and the future of our school and means everything to those of us involved now and to the children who will attend in the years ahead. B Elgin Pharmacy, Main Street, Elgin 0P8" 9-6‘ Six Days A Week DEVI-very Service Available To Elgin to fine of towers, PorUand. Delta, Lyndhurst, flewboro Prescriptions 359-556‘ 7, Front Shop 359‘5008 GUARDIAN Just the Drug Stone- Vou Need 3?? Y Y Y Y NY, Y Y Y Y ‘"(' ‘\ag"-‘--_--.â€"-__-__â€"â€"â€"”’,,’ 3:? Guthrie House, Elgin The following activities take place in Guthrie House. All are free (unless other- wise indicated and Everyone is welcome to attend. THIRDTUESDAYS 10:00 a.m.â€"12:00 noon Mobile Toy Library $3.00 annual fee per family 1:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. VON Footcare Clinic $10.00 per visit WEDNESDAYS Community Breakfast THURSDAYS Relaxation Workshop Annual General Meeting of North Leeds Community Development Corpgration Date: Thursday November 13 Location: Guthrie Houser Elgin Time: 4:00 p.m. Evegygp Welcome Guthrie House relies on the support of the people in the communities of North Leeds in many ways. We would like to give special thanks to the following people for volunteering their time and/or financial support . Beta Sigma Phi Elgin Lion's Club Don Fish Kieth & Diane Haskins Edmound Kenney Seeleys Bay Lion's Club Jean Skoryna . Township of Rear of Leeds & Lansdowne Township of South Crosby Shirley Wilson North Leeds Community Development Corporation, owner and operator of Guthrie House, is a registered, non-profit organization, which can issue income tax receipts for donations. Why not make a donation now, to insure an income tax receipt for your 1990 Tax Return? For further information phone 359 1071. House hours are - Monday â€" Friday 8:30 a.m. â€" 4:00 p.m. COURNEYA ROOFING RR# 3, ELGIN, ONT. ALL IYPES OF ROOFING: ASPHALT & CEDAR SHINGLES TAR 8 GRAVEL STEEL Envesrnousu, "ETAL FLASHING REPAIRS TO BARN Roors * FREE ESTIMATES ‘ * FIVE YEAR GUARANTEE ‘ on NEW & RIB-ROOFING “ Vault BEST Combination 06 QUALITY 8 PRICE. "mâ€"â€"â€"v~ *