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-u-‘m, _ ._ ,Nr .-,_r .__ ms...” m _ -7. 1m:.. . . ~¢’: 1‘" ’ 3.“ :. ;~.;‘â€"Wmm Tiff‘ CHAFFEY'S LOCKMASTER'S HOUSE MUSEUM For the first time since the early settlement in this area, a Durham boat, built by the National Capital Commission, arrived at Chaffey's Lock on Friday, June 12,, at noon. The Chaffey's Lock 8: Area Heritage Society took advantage of this historic event and combined it with theofficial opening of the Lockmaer's House Museum for thel984 season. Among the special guests who brought greetings were: the Honourable Jennifer Cossit, MP for Leeds 8: Grenville; Everton Strong, Reeve of South Crosby, John Bonser, Assistant Director for Ontario Region-Oarks Canada 8: Dave Day, Superintendant of the Rideau Canal. The crew and communities along the canal made presentations to the Heritage Society in 'a ceremony which took place on the lawn near the mooring site of the Durham boat. Approximately 100 people watched as Bob Haig, representing the National Capital Commission, presented a beautiful shawl made by the Weaver's Shop in Manotick, to the museum. Another presentation was an attractive framed print of a Durham Boat. Following the Official ribbonâ€"cutting ceremony, all present were invited into the museum to view the displays as invited guests and crew were entertained upstairs at a small reception. The Lockmaster's House Museum is operated by the Heritage Society which leases the premises from Parks Canada. This is the museum's third year of operation. The exhibit this year, entitled Shaping the Foundations â€" Patterns of Settlement, commemorates Ontario's Bicentennial year by attempting to show the migration of people into South Crosby. .. Township, , from the ._earlyl800's to the present, a pattern ‘thfaracteristic of the -into many Ontario communities migration during the past 200 years. The LockmaSter's House Museum has received a grant from the Secretary of State, Canada, to fund a Craft Demonstration Program. These programs will take place at the Museum, outside on sunny days and inside in the classroom when necessary. They will Start My 14th and every week-end thereafter. Watch for announcements through the media and posters. For further information Call: The Lockmaster's House Museum 359-5022 from 9:30a.m. to 5:00p.m. Suzette’s HAIR STYLING , 50a MEN, WOMEN 8 CHILDREN OPEN Tues. 10:00 mm. - 8:00 p.m. Wed. 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 pan. Thurs. 10:00 am. - 8:00p-m- Fri. 9:00 am. â€" 5:00 p.i:n Sat. 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Located in the Home-Video Building MwOIStneoa E1901 “RPM” 359-5782 Licencuiin.8aabembq;£ styzing TOWNSHIP OF SOUTH CROSBY HI-LITES COUNCIL MEETINGS MONTH OF MAY The Council of the Corporation of the Township of Seuth Crosby held their first regular meeting for the month of May on Tuesday, May 8th, 1994 with all council members present except Mr. Robert C”. Smith. Bwaaw was passed enacting zoning amendment as requeatvd by Mr. and H13. R nd) Gamble, Lands Severance requests were covnsidbre'i by council. The matter of dust laying Sci township roads was discusspl by council and Road Superinten‘ dent. Motions were passed approving tax write off for cottages which were destroyed by fire, within the Township of South Crosby. information received from Ontario Hydro, cencexning the proposal of corridor flow Lennox Switching Station Ottawa, was cfinsidered H; council. ‘14» Motion was passed a” "i.“iXI‘IXXXXXXXXA£HA A? i In”: ScoOhd regular meeting of *Pr memth was held on Wednesdéf. May 29rd, 1991, with a‘l council nemhers present. Eyelaws were passed restricting the weight of vehicles passing over Wiltse Biidqc and Leggett‘s Bridge. The matter of stop signs, to be erected on various roads in the township was discussed by council and Road Superintendent. Ms. Jane Monaghan, Barrister and Solicitor attended councxi meeting to discuss an unopened road allowance, with council. Mr. Gregory Contneya attended enuncil meeting, to request on behalf of No Towers, that the Council of The Corporation of the Township of South Crosby pass a byelaw opposing Ontario Hydzo‘s proposal to install new hydro towels within the Township of South Crosby. Motion was paSSed to JUjOUlH meeting. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX III ()JCZ.(I.11[\. CROSS COUNTRY TRIALS SiLJBdEJIX‘fl .JLJI_\(EBEB‘ CLASSES! WARM UP LEVEL I LEVEL 2 (STARTER) (TRAINING) LEVEL3 (PRELIM) Location - 'Foolhardy Farm' Hartsgravel Road - Elgin For Information Call Hardy Craig 359 5995 After 6pm NORTH LEEDS LANTERN paqe CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE The June meeting saw an excellent attendance at the home of Mrs. Margaret O'Meara. After welcoming everyone, the hostess read an interesting Spiritual reading which was very apropos to the interesting Homily that Father O'Neill had given on the previous Sunday. Plans for refreshments for visitors and parishioners after Mass on July lst was reviewed. Parishioners are asked to bring some "goodies". A report was given on the Communion Breakfast held at the Hotel Kenney. A vote of thanks was moved to the Kenney's for the delicious meal as well as the work of their efficient staff. The group then moved to Convention Hall where we heard a most thoughtâ€"provoking message on pornography. Our guest speaker, Mr. John Osborne, was introduced by Samantha Moylan. He explained some of the work he and his coâ€"workers are involved in in attempting to stamp pornography out. He had most interesting examples of the unbelievable literature that is readily available on our shelves. Kathryn Scott thanked the guest speaker and gave him a donation on behalf of the parishes to further his work. Report on the Garage Sale revealed a nice profit. President Sherri Murray & Sec. Samantha Moylan reported that their attendance at the annual convention had been most interesting and informative. Maureen McCarthy reported she had delivered all her stock of Wedding gifts and needed to purchase more. She also gave out lovely gifts for First Holy Communion. Sue Alford then addressed the group on her work at Kingston General Hospital. She explained the procedures for admitting & discharge and what happens when patients have to wait for the scarce hospital beds. A question period followed then Gen Donovan thanked Sue for her time and interesting talk and presented her with a gift in appreciation. Door prize was won by Debbie Kenney. Everyone was asked to think of ideas for future meetings to have input to the convenor and her helpers. Volunteers were also requested to host future meetings in their homes. The meeting adjourned after a most successful year. The executive have done a great job and the influx of new members has been most gratifying. Lunch was served by the hostess and her helpers to whom a hearty vote of thanks was extended. KS ED’S BARBER SHOP : ELGIN HOURS MONDAY..... 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. TUESDAY.... 9 A.M. T0 9 P.M. WEDNESDAY. 6:30 TO 9:00 P.M. PROPRIETOR -ED COURNEYA