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SOUTH‘CROSBY SENIOR CITIZENS The South Crosby Senior Citizens of Elgin meeting was held on July 9th, in our room. A report was given by Daisy Coon regarding the time we had with other senior citizens at Kendrick Park. Four of our group were able to attend the Rally of Zone 20 South at Cardinal on June let. At this time they were celebrating their Centennial and needless to say there was a great deal of entertainment going on. Daisy Coon gave a complete and very good account of our day there. Eliza Gray reported our bank balâ€" ance. Mr. Gifford, our Executive member was present and gave us an informative talk regarding the problems and needs of older people and the procedure and operation of senior citizens groups. The question was raised about the 22nd annual convention of the United Senior Citizens of Ontario Inc. which will be held at Queen's University, Kingston on August 12th and 13th. I have sent for registration for two delegates and hope we will be able to attend. A discussion was carried on about the Star members. It was moved by John Hughson and seconded by Mrs. Burt that $1.00 per member be sent immediately in order that all members would be Star Members. Arrangements were made for the Thousand Island trip on August 6th. and those interested agreed to meet at the Senior Citizens room at 1:00 and we hope to have enough cars to go to Gananoque. The people to bring lunch to the next meeting, which will be September, were selected. Adjournment of the meeting was called by Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Roberts. Book Sale Report Our fourth used book sale was again a great success. Our offerings this year were heavily weighted towards paâ€" perbacks. These were quickly purchased by many of our summer residents to stock up their cottages for leiSure reading. Many of our customers were returning for the third year and we all enjoyed a friendly visit while we sold our wares at next to giveâ€"away prices. Our main objective, which was to sell all our donated, rejected, and second- copies of books, was reached and we also managed to make $130. We would like to thank the Bank of Montreal for the use of their parking lot, Halladay's Grocery for the most welcome cool refreshments and the South Crosby Fire Department for the use of their tables(delivered and picked up by John Duncan.) A special thank you to all of our doners and purchasers for making our sale a fun event. We hope to see you all again next year. i - . s - - r , . , . . . . . Well-known teacher. rehres Margaret Jean Rowswell has retired after teaching for'36 â€" years in area schools and in Brockville. She was born at Clear Lake, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elswood Rowswell. Margaret Jean received her education at the Independent School at Clear Lake, Elgin. Continuation School, took fifth form at Athens High School, then attended Ottawa Normal School. She began her teaching car- eer at the Forfar Public School Pre-finished PANELLING There's one place to come, to up-grade your home with attractive pre-finished panels, Available in a variety of natural-looking wood- grain finishes. Castles the place. ‘8. 7? 4’ x 8' panel SLAB DOORS Easy to install interior doors. Full size range. #3130 BWOLD I o u v er 0 r slab. ready to finish. SMOKE LARM Protect home and iamily lrorn ’5. , smoke. & lire Easy to Install Gambles Homemaker Centre where she remained for 2 years. Then she taught at Crosby for 6 years and Newboro for 5 years. In 1957, she accepted a p051tion at Westminster School where she taught for 10 years. In 1967' She moved to Commonwealth School in Brockville, where she taught grade 8 until her retirement. A reception was held in the hall at Chaffeys Locks where approximately 100 persons atten- ded. She was presented with numerous gifts and a sum of money. She was honoured by other dinner and dance parties in appreciation of her participation in school affairs. RIGID FOAM INSULglON A real energy saver that’s easy to a.” instaH yourse". Ideal for rec rooms, garages, etc. 4' x 8' x 0‘ sheets. ’ SM“ / CEILING TILES Easy-to-install tiles are 23‘ made of tentest. painted ' White.Each12”x12"x ‘/2" I k d y°§£€ee HUMUS* TOILET (OVER 45,000 INSTALLED) Residential Model H-IO Vacation Home Model H-5 A patented, self-contained systenispeeds up naturalprocesnng by electrically controlling dehumidification and temperature. Requires no v’vater, no chemicals , and no plumbing. An environmentally safe alternative to older privy designs, and flush toilets on a septic tank system. Humus*. . . Makes Sense Division of BL. Gamble Limited P.O. Box 128, Harlem Road Portland OnThe Rideau, Ont, (613) 272-2809 . . . . . . » . ‘ x . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hwy. #38, McAdoo Pk, Kingston, Ont. (66) 384' I678