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6 NORTH LEEDS LANTERN i_ ELGIN Mrâ€" ELGIN UCW The October UCW meeting was a most interesting time. Marjorie's group led the opening service. The theme was based on the wonder of God our Creator. Ray Battams showed slides which made us aware of the wonders of God's creation. We were privileged to have as our guest speaker, Leonard Judge, who gave a very interesting talk on the education of Canadain Native children. He told us that in 1972 some Native leaders wrote a document concerning education for the 70‘s and 80‘s. Their children needed to learn traditional skills taught by Native teachers as well as western education. They also wrote that it was important for Native languages to be preserved by being taught in the schools. The Indian Affairs Ministry has adopted these suggestions and many Native students are now graduating from High School and some are going on to College and University, to come back to their people in order to raise the self-esteem of their people. After the talk, Mr. Judge showed slides of the Algonquin children in their schools. He answered questions about his work for about thirty minutes. The UCW was then given the business report after which the evening was closed with refreshments. ELGIN C.W.L. The October meeting was held in O'Neill hall with a guest priest Father Cluetterbuck celebrating Mass. Meeting opened with Father Shea leading the C W L prayer and prayer for priests. This was a special Mother and Daughter or friend meeting with each member introducing her guest. The minutes were read and approved. We were reminded of the executive meeting on Oct. 19 as well as our first Euchre the same night. A joint meeting will be held in Seeley's Bay on Nov. 9th. We were highly commended on our great attendance at the Regional Meeting in Westport. The remainder of the evening was in the form of fun and games 'providing a very jovial time enjoyed by all. SOUTH CROSBY TOWNSHIP COUNCIL NOTES Sept. 15th & Oct. 6th - Capital expenditures at Township Park were discussed. It was agreed that brush that has been cut and piled, be disposed of this fall, with use of chipper and the placement of fill be done. Reeve advised Council that he spoke with Edmund Kenney and he confirmed that he had donated a pump and tank to the park. Clerk is to contact Everton Strong and/or Elaine St. Pierre to see if they kn0w what happened to these. - Don Warren reported to Council regarding revenue, expenses, proposed projects and needs of Elgin Community Centre. â€" passed a motion that Council are in agreement with terms for obtaining land from Mr. Allan Burt, for construction on part of the Clear Lake Road. A formal agreement is to be drawn up, listing all conditions. - passed a Resolution to petition the Ministry of Transportation and Communications for Interim payment on the Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act on expenditures Jan. 1st to Aug. 3lst, 1986. Construction $15,439.33 and Maintenance $113,864.62 - passed a motion to absorb all insurance coverage which relates to the Rideau Lakes Union Library, under Township of South Crosby insurance policy. HONEY - MIEL CANADA NO I WHITE/BLANC '//,~ / .1 . S: S? 5. \§. 5. \x, is W47¢747¢7 . / my 17/7/4274 ::'/I/;4Zl//’/.%7////////2’I/,¢%M//'>§ mechanics [' for most car models) 0 Free inspection" and estimate by certified - Proclamation for World Food Day was declared by Council and same is to be published in North Leeds Lantern. - motion that Council object to Land Severance in the name of Victor Pergat due to the fact that it does not front on a municipal maintained road, or does not have water access and therefore is in contravention of the Official Plan and Zoning By-law. â€" Clerk is authorized to write a letter to Mr. Lloyd Standen, village of Morton and request that property be cleared of weeds, etc. â€" Road Superintendent has purchased a one way plough for $500. - work has been started on the moving of the Trotter building - Land Severances in the names of Eva Baxter and Frank White were tabled - Council objected to Land Severances in the name of Donald Pyne due to the fact that they are in contravention of section 4.1.2 of the Official Plan â€" Council has no objections to Land Severances in the name of Brad Johnson Assoc. Ltd and Blumont Estates - passed a motion to authorize Clerk to provide assistance, for a township resident as needed - Council authorized Reeve to sign the agreement between Township and the Canadian Red Cross for 1986 amended rates. - supported the proposed adjustment to wage rates for Homemaker Services, from $4.00 to $4.35 and also an additional 84: per hour increase retroactive to Jan. lst, 1986, to reimburse for increase in Worker's Compensation Board assessment rates - supported Canadian Red Cross Society, Brockville Branch, in their application for an employee for the West Leeds Office, under the Social Service Employment Program ....You can find Nature's finest sweetener in: v GORDANIER'S GROCERY. Elgin ” COOKES OLD WORLD STORE. KINGSTON McALLISTER'S VALUâ€"MART. ATHENS CORNER GARAGE. PORTLAND 8 other stores in Kingston 8 Ottawa about I car SOUTH CROSBY SOONERS CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS 1986 On Wed. Sept. 24, the Sooners competed at Lower Beverley Township Park with Rideau Centennial, Beverley Elementary, Frankville, Sweet's Corners and New Dublin Schools. Highlighted results are as follows: Peewee Girls: Hope Wills Andrea St Pierre Patricia Mallen Tricia Hayes Peewee Boys: Jamie Shaw John Skoryna xooomwNIâ€"n Junior Girls: Morgan Grady-Smith 8 Junior Boys: Ryan Halladay 11 Senior Girls: Tanya Shaw 1 Senior Boys: Shawn Plancke 3 Christian Skoryna 4 Sean Christy 8 On Sat. Sepr. 27, the Sooners competed at Maynard P.S. in Maynard. This event attracted over _2._Q schools. Highlighted results were as follows: Peewee Girls Hope Wills 14 (out of 188 runners) Tricia Hayes 18 Patricia Mallen 20 Andrea St Pierre 29 (placed 3rd as a team) Peewee Boys Jamie Shaw 27 2.2.0 runners Junior Girls: 83 runners Morgan Grady-Smith 16 Junior Boys: 125 runners Danny Ferguson 39 David Bentley 40 Senior Girls: Tanya Shaw 1 53 runners Senior Boys: Shawn Plancke ‘ 2. 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