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North Leeds Lantern ‘ n ,.==,.,_..,. ,- BYâ€"LAW NUMBER 683 TOWNSHIP OF SOUTH CROSBY A byâ€"law to prohibit the parking of any vehicle on any street or township road within the Township of South Crosby. WHEREAS, the Council of the Corporation of the Township of South Crosby deems it expedient to control and regulate parking on streets and roads in the Township of South Crosby. Many times, we in the rural communities fail to express i our appreciation of the various organizations which safeguard our lifestyle. Our local Fire De artments . are one of the pessential THEREFORE, the Council of the Corporation of the Township of South Crosby enacts services which, through as fouows:' the dedication of their 1. From the 15th day of December in any year until the 3lst day of March of the ‘ volunteer members make following year, no person shall park a vehicle or leave a vehicle parked between the our lives not only safer, hours of l a.m. to 7 a.m. on any street or Township road within the Township of South but also help in a direct Crosby. economical way in controlling the often tragic results of fire. The following letter was sent to South Crosby Council by a grateful resident. We should all remember to say thankyou and express our appreciation for the many fine services these volunteers offer throughout our communities. 2 Every person who contravenes this byâ€"law shall be liable for any towing and storage charges related to the removal of any vehicle for the purpose of snow removal. This by-law comes into full force and effect on the 15th day of December 1975. Read a first, second 8: third time and, passed this 17th day of November 1975. Signed: Everton Strong Persuant to the Highway Traffic Act, Chapter 198, Section 157, R.S.O. 1980, "No person shall deposit snow or ice on a roadway without permission in writing, so to do from the Ministry or the Road Authority responsible fro the maintenance of the road. Signed Everton Strong. ELGIN FRIENDSHIP, CLUB I The Reeve ________-_._ _. V . -. .7 he, V a.m...flm Township of South Crosby E1 in, Ont Degar Sir, THE ELGIN COMMUNITY CENTRE On Nov. 9, we opened our meeting Re: Fire at Davis Lock Progress is underway in preparing the with a Pot Luck lunch. Twenty Oct.lZ,l983 Community Centre for an active winter five members attended with I wish to commend the program. Some grading has been carried guests. We had with us Cameron volunteer Fire Brigade for out to divert running surface water from Kenny from Toronto speaking its conduct when the barn the rink area. The old paved surface has on -the grants from the .New at the above location burned been smoothed and filled with compacted Horizon program and explaining down and the adjoining house sand. Work is still required to get another how we can. get the grants: After was damaged but saved. year's use from the boards and player boxes. thanking him for speaking to Reasonal promptitude in Hopefully they can become a maJor us we had Barbara Kenny and replacement project for next year. ' Steve Gumbo from Kingston 11 Every effort will be made to have ice for Who showed us slides of some I the holidays. The rink will be open to all, of the hi-lights of the different i with access to the change room 9n_ly when tours of the Thousand "ls-lands the custodian or other responsible adult from ' Gananoque. "We extended is present. our thanks to; them and :hoped Much of the above has been made possible they would come again. ' ‘ by a substantial contribution from our Our Christmas dinnerâ€" is to be local Lions Club. held in the Senior Citizens Hall Don't forget to come to the: on Dec. 14/83 at 12.30p.m. All Christmas Tree Bonfire & Fireworks _ members who would like to come‘ on January 7/84 and were not at the November Keep the weekend of January Z7-Z9th meeting are asked to get in touch be grateful if you could open and plan to attend the Carnival. With Nina Churchill. pass on by appropriate means, (see advertisement this issue) Our next meeting will be Jan. my thanks and commendation , 11/84. The meeting closed with response to the emergency call saved the house while I was also impressed both by the competence of the personnel and the good standard of equipment available. I congratulate the Township Council for its role in ensuring that equipment is available and hope this will be continued and improved. I would also to the numbers of the brigade who helped on this occasion. Sincerely yours John R. Baldwin The Village Shop Elgin *Books 8: Magazines *Stationery 8: School Supplies *Toys & Games *Health & Beauty Aids *Baby Clothes â€" Gifts 8: Accessories *Men's Socks, Underwear & Gloves *Hardwal'e *Photo Supplies *Electrical & *Frames & * Groceries â€" Confectionary *Ice Cream & Dairy Products *Cigarettes - Tobacco and Accessories. *DRY CLEANING *24 HOUR Pnoro FINISHING CONVENIENCE SHOPPING ‘ 7 DAYS A WEEK movies shown by our President Frances Sawyer. ELGIN 8: DISTRICT COâ€"OPERATIVE NURSERY SCHOOL Social days were held for the children of the Elgin Nursery School during the months of October and November. The first field trip for the senior students was a trip to the nature trail at Chaffey's Lock. The children had an enjoyable afternoon looking at all the beautiful colours that autumn provides. The Hallowe'en Party was perhaps one of the more exciting events. Their costume party included such characters as Sylvester the cat, Scare-crow and of course, characters from the outer most part of space. All the children shared in the fun and games and Hallowe'en treats. A visit to the Hershey Chocolate Factory provided an exciting tour and the children were delighted to recieve free samples of chocolate products. at the end of the day. The Nursery School is also endeavouring to raise funds through the sale of tickets for their Lip-coming draw on Dec. 16th. Your purchase of a ticket will be appreciated and also could win you one of three prizes.