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0 Tuesday, July 27, 2010 ilroy named president of , ational organization each province. Milroy has rep- resented the province of Ontario on that board for the past five years. Milroy. along with his Wife Cliailanne who is also a licensed funeral director, operated the W. Kent Milroy Funeral Homes in Port Elgin and Paisley lnr 37 years until recently transfPrt’ing ownership to Taylor and Kelly Brown. The Brown lamily continues to operate the funeral homes under the Milroy banner W. Kent Milroy, long-time ort Elgin funeral director, was éecemly installed as President f the Funeral Service Asso- ciation of Canada at their an- nual convention held in Mont ‘Tremblant, Quebec. The Funeral Service Asso- ‘ciation of Canada is the pro- iessional association reprev «seating funeral professionals ‘across the country. The board of directors of the assoclatioii is comprised oi licensed lu- oeral directors representing iSmith Saugeen :Shores mayor again I Mike Smith is once again mayor ‘of Saugeen Shores while Luke Cbarbonneau changes chairs at the I council tabla being elected deputy mayor. Smith took out challenger Victoria Serda, who was elected as a PortElgin councillor in 2006. by more than 3,500 votes, 4.790 to 1,273, according to unofficial results released by the town Monday night. Charbonneau defeated incumbent deputy mayor Doug Freiburger by a margin of just under 600 votes, 3,541 to 2,999. For Smith. the campaign was not just the past seven weeks, but the pre- vious four year term. "You go to all the events and you i support your community," he said. "I enjoy doing that. I enjoy seeing all the groups in our cemmunity and sup- porting thern wherel can." Smith is looking forward to the next erm where he thinks early priori- ‘es will be to begin the Official Plan review process and continue to fos- if Kent Mllroy ter a great working relationship with Saugeen First Nation. Serda was gracious in defeat, saying she did her heSt and hoped that the new council would consider some-of the ideas she campaigned for. "I think i ran a different kind of campaign than they've seen in town before, where I really tried to involve people and listen,‘ she said. "It's disr appointing, but the community has spoken," _ The race between Charbonneau and Freiburger was expected to be a nail biter, with Charbonneau's mar- gin of victory surprising many at the election parties in Saugeen Shores. But Charbonneau believed from the start his platform resonated with the voters. "It's the waterfront, it‘s economic . development, it‘s downtown. it‘s all the things that people really want to see happen," he said. With the defeat, Freiburger draws the curtain, at least for now, on 13 years of public service for Port Elgin and Saugeen Shores. Patrick Bales isarah Sloan il The [all and W‘ll'ilPl‘ season it a great limL‘ ol year to get knitting done, and that’s what ladwx at Elgin Lodge in Port Elgin have been dilll‘l" Many have been busily knitting sweaters, h: , surhs: and scarves {or the Southampton Hospital i Auxiliary Gift Shop and other good causes. Mien Haiti was hit by the earthquake, several i ladies quickly switched patterns to make lZZV dolls for the children it. Haiti my dolls. also referred to as African coiiil'urt dolls, were created by a Canadian woman. Cato] lsleld. “While her son Master Corporal Mark Isleld had been serv- ing peacekeeping niissionsin other counit ies, he had seen that the children often .4. Support for Saugeen Granniefi '. Photo by Patrick Bales Copies of Anne .I'udd‘s Grandmothers‘ Gardens were on sale Saturday at the Chantry lsland Cham-Bettes Christmas craft show at the Saugeen Grannies table. Judd, pictured at right is donatlng the proceeds from the sale of the book of poems to the Grannies for their campaign to end AID? as part of the Grandmothers-tp-Grandmpthers campaign through the Stephen Lewis ' Foundation. She was oblate present Margitta Lange of the Grannies with the first portion of her sales Saturday while Signing copies of the book. The Saugeen Grannies, founded by Hannelore i fulford. has already raised $11,00010rthelr cause, primarily through the sale of second-hand Jewellery as various craft shows and bazaars, Tuesday November ‘10 20w - Shoreline Beacon Council bids farewell Photo by 3 Sdogeen Shores Manor Mike Sintth and otter members crl i: bid farewell to 0.1 lor Victoria Gerda deputy mayor Doug Frieoutqer iollo -i' Monday evening 5 r crl meeting. Fricourgev has spent the last years on council and n/II be replaced by COUHElllGl Luke Charborneau when the new term hey its new. month. Charuon i V position on CDLrlEll ‘i be filled by Gary Brown and Serda‘s will be replaced by new council- 7 IpiMarcelLegaull o3 Tuesday, March 30,2010 ~ Shoreline Beacon 'Elgin Lodge residents helping Haiti hurl nrl 'oys or belongings .i qulln in Mar Hi»- mmhr‘rwliippediipaliillcliiindLint‘litrtoddnll ' :i while but worth, and St‘lil them \\ Illl Me on hist‘vxl missior Mari e\ Dntuulli lost hi» it on [line 'I, :miiiwniie (lt‘mlliéldndmlltok mi no no, hot tlw tradition at mating 0nd hulldln ihiw- rlnlls iiipsuw' \ouite' l\li‘0\\lllourt or blouspottam, Today. drills motion? in he made and sent Wllll sultllt'rs with humanitarian (tit and mm Operation Christmas tihilrl xl‘ne Boxes t