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6 NORTH LEEDS MINER“ KN l ELGIN CWL November CWL was Hall on The of the O'Neill with a very good attendance. meeting held in Nov. 18 most happy to visitors from churches in the We were have many the other vicinity. Genevieve Donovan introduced the speaker, John Bonger. He spoke most fluently on his trip to Ethiopia. He was billeted to using tents. The government were very strict, more with their own people than with their guest Canadians. The slides showed all scales of living from a Hilton Hotel in the Capital city to the slums and very poor beggars. The poverty is unbelievable. John had a very fascinating manner in explaining in detail the wonderful work they did in the clinics and hospitals. Health care is now being taught to the refugees and residents so they are gradually becoming more self sufficient in their health care and mode of living. Many questions were well answered. SOUTH CROSBY TOWNSHIP On November 23rd, our Clerk attended a seminar on Crime Prevention in Brockville. The theme of the seminar was Child Abuse. The group was addressed by several very knowledgeable people in various appropriate fields. These people included Dr. William Marshall, Department of Psychology, Queen's University, United Counties of Leeds and Grenville Crown Attorney, Mr. J.L.K. Vamplew and Sgt. Joe Beaubien of Ontario Provincial Police. Solicitor General made 61 Crime Prevention award presentations, one of which was to the Township of South Crosby for organizing and implementing 'the Neighbourhood Watch Program. The award for South Crosby was accepted by Myrna Baxter. This placque has been hung in Council Chambers at the Municipal Office. Ken Keyes MUFFLERS BRAKES SHOCKS ELGIN‘ W.I.â€"â€" RED CROSS HOMEMAKERS The Volunteer Committee of the North Leeds Unit of the Red Cross Homemakers met on Nov. 10th at 1 p.m. in the Elgin office. Chairman called the meeting to order. The minutes of the last meeting were unavailable. Several pieces of correspondance were circulated and discussed including minutes of the Board of Management meeting, upcoming Fundraising workshop and new appointments at Division. Marilyn Moore advised the committee that due to increased hours of service, which have doubled, a person will be hired to work 14 hours weekly in the Elgin Office. Approval was unanimous that Ken Stewart's dedication to his work as Gananoque Loan Cupboard chairman, be acknowledged. Invitations to the Homemaker's Annual Christmas dinner at RDHS Nov. 25th were presented to committee members. Tickets will be sold on a Stereo record player with speakers donated by the Canadian Tire Store in Gananoque, proceeds to help defray the cost of the Homemaker's Christmas dinner. The draw will take place on Nov. 25th at RDHS. As of July 86, our Assistant Supervisor of Homemakers is on permanent staff. The committee will again in January. meet NOTICE . Township of South Crosby Volunteers are being sought. to help the elderly. low income, disabled and new Canadians who need special assistance in preparing their income tax returns. Anyone interested in volunteering to help in this area. please contact the Municipal Office. Myrna Baxter Clerk Treasurer Township of South Crosby Elgin. Ont. KOG [6l3] 359â€"5830 RRlll lEO mechanics {* for most car models] Respected national brands Abex O Wagner 0 Gabriel 0 Verdic O Autopro National Guarantee Honored by over 350 Auropro dealers coast [0 coast 0 Mufflers O brake linings O shock absorbers Guaranteed for as long as you own your car 0 Free inspection" and estimate by certified 0 Top quality replacement parts ELGIN UCW This month's meeting which took place on Nov. 11 was opened by Loree Smith and with Remembrance Day in mind, she read an appropriate prayer. 2. 1 members were present. Sandra Freeman's group gave the worship with readings by each member of the group on the theme Remembrance Day. Offerings were taken and dedicated. The study, with Irene's group, proved to be a very interesting subject and was a continuation of "The Native People" of various countries. Film slides were shown illustrating how these people had been abused by the white invader, who robbed them of their lands which were their heritage, the land being used for such things as mining, oil production and hydro. The people included Canadian Indians, Australian Aborigines and the natives of the Phillipines, Honduras and Nicaragua. The question being what can be done to help them. The United Church ah'eady gives moral and financial assistance wherever possible. This subject will be resumed in later meetings. Tonight's meeting ended with the reading of the Aboriginal "Charter of Rights". In the business section, Sandra read the minutes of the last meeting and Enid the Financial Report. Once again the Christmas Bazaar was a huge success, making a profit of $2,060.84. It was voted to give $2500. to the Mission and Service Fund, bringing the amount donated in 1986 to $4,000. Various other charity proposals were made and approved. It was decided that gifts for our secret pal and the food bank would be brought to the December meeting, the total cost of which should not exceed $5.00. Loree closed the meeting with prayer after which a happy social hour was enjoyed by all. CHINA PA I NT 1N.) uisi-iUNnTRAT lON by: Norma Guthrie of Leeds China Painters Friday Dec.5th 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at: G ifts 'ilith Care Main Street,Blg-;in Wayne Carbine 35926000 W.I. DISTRICT The W.I. District Executive Meeting was held on Nov. 4th at the Community Hall in Elgin. Due to the absence of the Pres., Clara Hallett chaired the meeting. Shirley Wilson suggested that the Annual reports should be sent to the District Convenors immediately after the Branch Annual meetings, all agreed. All branches should note well page 23 of the Home and Country's winter issue, checking the time line chart regarding the appointment of officers, especially that of Program Coâ€"ordinator. Alert! Seek and Find! W.I. Memorial Book, gold cover, royal blue ribbons. Long lost. Anyone knowing anything about who, when, where, concerning this book, please contact Clara Hallett, The 928â€"2392 or Marion Stone 3 59-529 2. _ It is strongly suggested that all institutes sponsor the use of Butler Prints of farm animals, showing them as they actually are, in our schools. The next meeting is to be held March 24th. .\\ \\w\\\\\\\ 1 \figs‘ STILL STUCK FOR THAT "SPEC IAL GI FT" .7 theaa Lakes Union Luna/Ly has an excch SELECTION 06 CHILDREN'S BOOKS 60a sale at the SOUTH CROSBY BRANCH _ 7 ELGIN ' also available: Canadian Canaan Saciety'b "CHOICE COOKING" Give A Gigi: that Lab/t6” Give 'a 800k! ANNOUNCEMENT Elgin Lions Club has now received its Any donations to the Organization'are eligible for a receipt for Income Tax purposes. is counting on YOU! **l****¥¥ WAYNE’S SERVICE CENTRE PO. Box 113 Elgin. Ontario KOG 1E0 359-5959 May your season be sweeteneth love and laughter. Enjoy all that this holiday brings. Our thanks. \ . ‘ .~‘\\:::.v~“ \\\ ¢‘ ' P) i6 Charitable institution Number MAKE YOUR DONATION NOW The Elgin Lions Community Hall .. w.«- a.”