Wednesday, December 6, 2006 · Page 12 Town of Lakeshore recognizes dedication to community BY DANIEL SCHWAB ST. JOACHIM For orking to preserve local eritage for more than 20 ears, the Maidstone istorical Society was onoured Dec. 2 during the own of Lakeshore's olunteer Appreciation uncheon Reception. "Local heritage has ever really been brought o its potential. There's still lot to offer," said aidstone Historical ociety member Victoria eaulieu. "It's still a work n progress." Dozens of individuals, ervice groups and sports ssociations were recogized at St. Jean Baptiste all in St. Joachim for heir dedication to the comunity, including the riends of Woodslee, oodslee Friendship Club nd Woodslee Oriole aseball. "This is the least the own can do for you," said ee Holling, director of ommunity and developent services for the Town f Lakeshore. Holling and ariette Kazlauskas, the own's recreation programing and events co-ordinaor, presented the hon- Members of the Maidstone Historical Society are recognized during the Town of Lakeshore's Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon Reception Dec. 2. From left, outgoing Lakeshore Mayor Bob Croft, Director of Community and Development Services Lee Holling, Victoria Beaulieu, Deputy Mayor Bob Sylvester, Kirk Walstedt, Agnes Sylvester and Glen Cook. ourees with certificates. "Volunteering is most fundamental course of action a citizen can take for philanthropy and for making your community a better place to live," Holling told the audience. Outgoing Mayor of Lakeshore Bob Croft echoed the sentiment by saying volunteering plays a significant role in the town. "You help make our community strong," Croft told the volunteers. Those recognized for this year's Community Service Award included eight individuals who each worked to benefit the town in different ways. Barry Gerth, a member of Skate Lakeshore Figure Skating Club as treasurer and webmaster, spent many hours over the past year organizing events and seeking sponsorships, Kazlauskas said. Jack Morris has worked with senior citizens and young people in Comber to establish a town park and community centre. Doris Sauve has spent the past 15 years serving Lakeshore's Squirettes of Mary, girls ages 11-16. As a counsellor, Sauve has worked with more than 100 young women and volunteered thousands of hours of service to the community. Sarah Little, Marissa Chauvin and Kristen Dupuis were recognized as being role models for young girls in their work for the Squirettes of Mary. Doreen Broadbent has been well known for her work as a member of the Community Lakeshore Policing Committee since 1993, Kazlauskas said. She has also volunteered at Windsor's Downtown Mission and spent time campaigning door-to-door for the Kidney Foundation. As a member of the Belle River BIA, Linda Lloyd Dupuis has volunteered many hours to the community, serving its residents. In the winter she helps to decorate Belle River's Notre Dame Street with a festive, holiday flair and has also worked with the Lakeshore Horticultural Society. "We're here today to help each other out," Kazlauskas said at the end of the ceremony. "In that, we're making the community a better place to live." 1st Annual Christmas Open House You are invited December 8, 3 pm - 7 pm Season Greetings Laura Budinski, Darlene Butts, Sharon Edwards 20 Talbot St. S., Unit 5 Essex, On 519-776-7473 CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF KINGSVILLE 2021 Division Road North, Kingsville, Ontario N9Y 2Y9 Phone: (519) 733-2305 Fax: (519) 733-8108 NOTICE to Local Sewage Contractors Due to the current construction of the Ruthven Sewage Works, the Town has reviewed the approved contractor listing for sewer work within Kingsville. In order to connect to municipal sewers, sewage contactors are required to provide the following in order to be considered for "Approved" status. · W.S.I.B. # · Proof of Third Party Liability Insurance coverage = to or > than $2,000,000.00 · Certified Cheque in the sum of $2,500.00 Payable to "The Town of Kingsville" to be held as security against works as applicable. (Returnable upon request, and confirmation that no outstanding deficiencies are on file). Additional Information inclusive of: · Legal Company Name: · Company contact & personnel information: (Phone, Fax, Cellular, Two-way etc.) · Detailed descriptive listing of suitable installation equipment: · Verifiable Municipal References (If no prior Municipal work experience in The Town of Kingsville) *Contractors who wish to be placed on the "Approved" contractor list for the Ruthven Sewage Works project, or any Municipal Sewage Works projects must submit the required information to be eligible for consideration. Andrew Plancke C.E.T. Environmental Services Manager