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CJLL. of E1gin&Philipsville Following concelebration of Mass by Father McAvoy and ‘ Father Keyes, the members of the the C.W.L. met in the rectory. The meeting opened with a reading of the league prayer. Correspondence included a no- tice of a regional meeting to be held October 29, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., at Lanark. Members were reminded of the clothing drive for Madonna House, Combermere. A potluck supper for the whole parish was scheduled for December 17. As diocesan spiritual director for the C.W.L., Father E.J. Keyes, guest speaker, was able to outline the various levels between the parish council and the national council. While maintaining that the diocesan, provincial and national councils are very important to the C.W.L. and to the whole Church, Father Keyes stressed the necessity of a strong council at the parish level. He encouraged members to be as active as possible in the parish council and to try to introduce gradually a study of the working of the other levels. Theresa Vanderwerf thanked Father Keyes for his informative and enjoyable address. The next meeting, November 14, at the Community Boom, will feature a film entitled Prayer and Healing which deals with a priest's work in a hospital. Father Brian McNally of Hotel Dieu Hospital will be present. £06501: Potte’zy Fine handcnafited Atonewanc. Now at R.R.3,E£gin. PlcaAc ca££ 35995647,Tueb., ThunA.8 Sat.. Studio at Steamboat Landing, Mon.,Wed. 8 Fat. A poem "Thank You God for Everything" read by the president Sandra Freeman opened the October Thanksgiving meetâ€" ing of the U.C.W. The worship service led by Sandra and Reta Freeman was held in the Sanctuary which was beautifully decorated for Thanksgiving. The study conducted by Marjorie Earl and Shirley Bryden was about China and the progress made there in recent years. It was called "Searching for Community". Veita Willows gave a reading on Steward- ship. The business portion of the meeting was conducted by Sandra with reports from treasurers and convenors. A meeting will be held on Nov. lst at 1:15 p.m. to make plans for our annual bazaar. FARMERS Page 11 NORTH LEEDS LANTERN (1) DISABILITY ELGIN ELGIN FRIENDSHIP CLUB The regular meeting of the Elgin Senior Citizens was held in our meeting room on October 10th. The minutes of the pre- vious meeting were read and approved. Attention was drawn to the staining around all our counters which had been done by Frank and Vera Poole. After some discussion it was moved by Rev. Harry Seeley that the Poole's put on a second coat.. It was reported that we have received $50.00 for our old stove. This amount is to go toward the insurance for our new stove. It was moved and seconded that we add theft and vandalism to our present policy. Mr. Seeley spoke regarding fans for circulating heat in our room, and gave prices quoted prices from Thompson's Electric. It was announced that the tickets are available for the Barbershop Concert in Brockville on October 28th. Regarding our invitation to Carleton Place on Oct. 16th., the bus is to leave Elgin at 11 a.m. for lunch there followed by a musical program. Our Zone President from Brockville will be here November lhth. to install our new officers. HASKINS UNDER_OUR FARM CREDITOR LIFEINSURANCE PLAN _ THE FOLLOWING COVERAGE IS NOW INCLUDED IN ONE LOW RATE (2) DISMEMBERMENT INSURANCE (3) LOSS OF SIGHT INSURANCE ThesttCanamanBank Bank of Montreal INSURANCE 359-5396 Following a discussion over a cover for our outside steps it was moved that Reeve Everton Strong be consulted about the matter. The next meeting will take place Nov. lhth. SENIOR CITIZENS CHAFFEYS LOCK The Senior Citizens of Chaffeys Lock are sponsoring a one-day adult workâ€" shop in ceramics. The plans are to have a full day in order to cast a molding,glaze a greenware article and have it ready to be fired by a professional. Greenware articles, brushes and glaze will be available for your use. For further informa- tion, please contact: Mary Warren, 359-5468. ELGIN GIRLS g-H CLUB FORMED The first meeting of the ELGIN EAGLES was held on Sept. 26th, 1978. Denise Gordanier and Susan Colborne are the leaders. Jennifer Bock is the elected gPresident. The project for fall is needlepoint, and the 12 girls are working toward their Achievement JDay on November Band. in Athens. MOTORS GOODYEAR TIRE SPECIAL WE HAVE THE NEW SUMMER AND WINTER TIRE nmpa AND NO ONE CAN BEAT OUR PRICES THIS DEAL LASTS AS LONG AS STOCK LASTS TI BE BALANCER WE HAVE A NEW COMPUTERIZED TIRE BALANCER CROSBY, ONTARIO give u: a try" 272-2863