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ELGIN FRIENDSHIP CLUB 0n Wed.,Apr. ll,the Friendâ€" ship Club held its monthly meetâ€" ing in the old school. Mr. Phonse Donovan,President, chaired the meeting. Mr. Donovan welcomed everyone and introduced Mr. and Mrs. flinâ€" ston Gifford of brockville. Mr. Gifford is President for 20 Senâ€" ior Citizens clubs in Zone 20 south in Leeds & Grenville.He gave a very interesting talk on his duties and work with Senior citizens. Mrs. Scott led a singsong,fol- lowed by solos of The holy City, Peter Cottontail and bless This House. The members are very grateâ€" ful to Kathryn for generously giving of her musical talent for their entertainment. A pleasant social hour was spent over a delicious meal. An invitation was to be extendâ€" ed to the Lyndhurst Club to join the Friendship Club at the next meeting,May 9,at 2 o'clock. Rideau Craft News The last monthly meeting had to be ELGIN HOCKEY On Friday,April 20th. the Elgin Hockey Mothers treated the minor hockey players and their fathers and coaches to a turkey dinner and special entertainment. About 120 persons attended. The junior trophy, donated by Bob Smith, was awarded to both teams who ended the season in a tie. Colin MacLennan and Tracey Smith and their coaches Dunc Mac- Lennan and Shawn Seaman were proud to accept. The intermediate winners were coached by Edgar Connell and Bob Smith. Kevin Smith accepted the trophy From Doug Summers. The Senior team, coached by Doug Emmons, captained by Paul Kenney were the winners of the trophy presented by Zeta Tate. Each player was presented a silver medallion. cancellaidue totmd weather. SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT A Judo demonstration by the Thermxtnmethm wiH be hehion the at the Elgin Minor Hockey students of Pau] Dorey of King- secondbkmday oFMay atForfarlfill. Banquet included a JUDO ston and the magic of Mr. Kerr However,'UuaCommittee hicharge of Display by the students of rounded out the evening. our $mmer $flmollws metandinâ€" PAUL DOREY in Kingston and The HOCkey Mothers WOU1d like fommfl usof HE deowhm. Mr. Kerr, the magician,seen to thank all those Who COUCPib- Hunugh HHS $mmer &fimol(for here with Maryâ€"Lou Shanks and Uted time, Effort and fOOd t0 adultscmly),RidemJCraftSiwpes u) Kevin Smith. Photo by Seaman. the success of the evening. provide various crafts and sports ' ‘7 “"”“"" ““ ‘;"“““ "‘““"â€"“*“‘ â€"““ _ Adult La 1es: na orris courses to Summer re51dents and Adult Men: Bud pratt tourists, to enhance their vacations. Each winner. took home a trophy We are presently printing a bro- and $10. The Elgin Community chure containing detailed informa- Center. received a donation of tion. Our brochure includes courses $375 from this event. suchas: multing,embmfidery,ba51c Special thanks to Mrs. phyllis basketry, creative stitchery, weed McGhie who ran the Bowlerama 1 1 weSVing’PainU-ng’ drawmg’ wfavmg’ and to all those who contrib- china painting, clay sculpturing, uted in any way natural tours, orienteering, out- side cookery, canoeing, woodmanship, and basic woodcraft. Rideau Crafts has received a gov- ernment grant to enable the conti- nuation of this project. Under the Young Canada Works Program, they I will be seeking 3 full time employees, one employee (project man- ager) for l8 weeks from May 7th to August 3lst and two employees from , May14th unouquugust3ist. 1. Coâ€"ordinator for summer programme It is hoped that this Summer School will be a great first endeavour and 7905.101! P017335; Box 86, fight Ont Hwy.15 Can: 359-5647 Â¥ in South Crosby Township W1111ead UJHBny fuune gmmer â€" organization & supervision of minor ball SCh0°1$- league, beach, & playground. Any interested party is advised to sonsuglt Mary :a;;§nzg§2359-5468 or 2. Qualified Red Cross Swimmin Instructor. era emon a - , as soon as 3. 2 Playground Assistants. Elgin Bowling Lanes conducted Please apply in writing to, The Annual Bowlerama on April 6 C.G. Smith, BOX 39, Elgin & 7th. 190 bowlers competed for . prizes in 6 categories. High Programme sponsored by South Crosby Township, triple winners were as follows: Experience '79, and the Leeds & GrenVille County Elementary girls: Elaina Sled Board Of Educatl°n° Elementary boys: Jeff Blair Secondary girls: Robyn Landon Secondary boys: Kevin Blair x4