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6 NORTH LEEDS [ANTERH L. ELGIN ELGIN C.W.L. The Sept. meeting of the Catholic Women's League was held on Sept. 9th. Mass preceded the meeting and was said by Father T. Shea. The meeting opened with the League Prayer followed by a scriptural reading. Father blessed three donated items, a gavel, a Vigil light and a picture of our Lady of Good Council. The minutes were read and approved. Secretary reported on the activities of the summer such as the Bake Sale Tea, the Parish Picnic held in Beverley Lake Park on Aug. 10th. The treasurer's report showed a substantial balance. An invitation was received from the United Church to attend a sectional rally on Sept. 24th beginning at 9 a.m. Many thank you cards were read and donations received from parishioners for various activities for which are hall was used. President gave a thumb nail description of the general duties of the various convenors â€" in a simplified outline the duties or responsibilities are not so ominous. These were all discussed and suggestions were made. The History of our Parishes is to be updated before Dec. lst to be edited for the Convention. We were reminded of an invitation to Brewer's Mills Potluck supper on Sept. 17th. Sister Julia Hamilton has returned to Guatemala but before she left, she donated a beautiful set of placemats and a runner to the CWL. We are continuing to donate a stipend for education of a priest in Guatemala. A donation was given also to Sister Julia Hamilton in appreciation for the charitable work she is doing in that country. A delicious lunch was served. On Sept. let, our Executive and convenors were inaugurated during mass with a candlelit service. After Mass, the parish retired to O'Neill Hall for lunch and were given a beautiful message from a National Executive person - Mrs. Lillian O'Connor. Her topic was "The Family" and it was most inspiring and informative. CHAFFEY'S LOCK W.I. The September meeting was held at Skycroft, the charming home of Ellen Bonwill and her daughter, Anne Barton. This annual event is one of the year‘s most pleasant meetings, with members refreshed after the summer break, except perhaps for those in the tourist business. One new member and three guests were welcomed. President, Thea Dodge, opened the meeting, the Ode and Collect followed. Minutes of the last meeting were read and the treasurer's report was presented. It was decided against having a chicken barbeque in 1987. Six members expressed interest in attending the annual Fall W.l. Conference in Brockville, Oct. 6â€"7. A discusssion on nature followed the business session. Most members are avid naturalists. It was agreed that we live in a beautiful area with rich and varied flora and fauna, that must be preserved as settlement encroaches. Judging by comments heard, there is still much pleasure to be derived from observation of the local wild-life. Adrian Forsyth's book on mammals was highly commended. Some of the Bonwill fimily's beautiful pictures of Lake Opinicon were shown at the end of the meeting. Our next meeting will be held on October let at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Don and Lola Timpany, Clear Lake. ELGIN U.C. W. The Elgin U.C.W. met with members of the Fellowship Circle on Sept. 9th for a potluck supper. The ladies were welcomed by Viceâ€"President Shirley Bryden. Immediately after the meal Elsa Emmons' group presented a worship service, the theme of which was "Live Today - one day atatime". Sandra Freeman's group followed with a programme which illustrated how native peoples in many nations have been exploited. Sections were read from "The Mandate“ that elucidated the problems and explained some of the moves that have been made to overcome this exploitation. Shirley chaired the business meeting. As the roll call was answered, members presented hand towels - gifts for Bridge House. Plans for the sectional fall rally and other business were discussed and the meeting was adjourned after various committees gave their reports. Fight World Hunger From Your Doorstep Give to UNICEF This Hallowe’en PROCLAHATION FOR HORLD FOOD DAY The Municipality of Township of South Crosby Council Chamber Sept. 15/86 Moved by Jane Monaghan Seconded by Don warren Ihereas well over one billion people in the world suffer from hunger and malnutrition although the resources and technology are currently available to feed the entire global population of 4.9 billion; and lhereas there are people working against hunger in 147 countries of the world who will be observing WORLD FOOD DAY on October 16, 1986; and Hhereas Ontario government organizations. private sector organizations, voluntary agencies, educational institutions and individual citizens have joined to centre attention on the severity of world hunger by commemorating HORLD FOOD DAY; low therefore be it proclaimed that October 16, 1986 be: 'IORLD FOOD DAY' in the municipality of South Crosby and that all citizens will welcome the opportunity to increase their awareness of severe world hunger and its solutions by participating in local events to force the issue into public view. And that the seal of the municipality hereton affixed. carried unanimously M. Baxter R. Smith Clerk Head of Council The WORLD FOOD DAY ASSOCIATION OF CANADA is a charitable organization. wwmwflfimmwmmmm Coming OCTOBER 19â€"22 EVERYONE WELCOME! Special REVIVAL MEETINGS - MIRACLE SERVICES with Evangeliat HAROLD CHAMBERLAIN SERVICES: Sunday, Oct 19/86 10:00 a.m. 8 7:00 pun. Monday 8 Wednuday 7:30 p.m. nightty BETHEL PENTECOSTAL CHURCH - Lyndhunbt WM”MWWM#WWM#WW Truckloads - Of Values ,» n v) " ’1’ .v J)’ o,, 4.. FURNlTURE aim iSmnIs FALLS Sam...