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Vol. 4 Issue 7 December 2013

In September of 2013 TheManitoba government gave thegreen light to municipalities toreduce speed limits around schoolzones. Each municipality has the powerto decide how low to set speedsaround schools and on whichstreets. The province proclaimed theschool zone legislation inSeptember, meaning speed limits onresidential streets can be reducedto 30 km/h. The new regulations will permitlocal governments to establish lowerspeeds in school zones to ensuregreater safety for children in theircommunities.

New School Zone Speed Limit Local governments, such asmunicipalities, local governmentdistricts, First Nations andcommunity councils, now have theability to:- Set maximum speeds as low as30 km/h in school zones where theregularly posted speed is less than80 km/h.- Set maximum speeds as low as50 km/h in school zones where theregularly posted speed is 80 km/hor above.- Designate specific dates andhours when reduced speed limitsare in effect or set the limits to bein effect at all times. Reduced-speed school zones arelimited to streets and highways that

are close to the school property. The designatedzone must be within 150 metres of the boundary ofthat property, according to the province. Any local government that wishes to reduce thespeed limit in its school zones must pass a bylawlists all schools that will have reduced-speed zones; indicates whatroads and what portions will have the reduced speed; describes thereduced maximum speed and hours the speed limit is in effect. On October 22 the Town of Ste. Anne passed a By-Law as follows...

A Little Laugh...A Little Laugh...A Little Laugh...A Little Laugh...A Little Laugh... Pastor Tony is walking down thestreet on Christmas eve when henotices Larry, a small boy, trying topress the doorbell of a house acrossthe street. However, Larry is verysmall and the doorbell is too highfor him to reach. After watching theboy's efforts for some time, PastorTony moves closer to Larry's position. He steps smartly across the street,walks up behind the little fellow and,placing his hand kindly on the child'sshoulder, leans over and gives thedoorbell a solid ring. Crouching down to Larry's level,Pastor Tony smiles benevolently andasks, 'And now what, my little man?'To which Larry replies with abeaming grin, 'Now we run!'

Citation of Vehicle Parked or Left in Violation of By-Law Whenever any Motor Vehicle is found parked or left in violation ofany provision of this By-Law, an Officer, on finding such Vehicle, shallconspicuously affix a Traffic Citation to such Vehicle. Such citation shall contain the license plate number and such otherinformation describing the Vehicle as the Officer determines to assist inidentifying the owner or operator of the Vehicle. Describing citation procedures be added and that: Penalties37. Any person found guilty of a breach of this By-law shall be liablefor a penalty as follows: a) OPTION A provides for a voluntary payment of $ 10.00 if paidwithin 7 days of the date of violation occurred. b) OPTION B provides for a voluntary payment of $ 20.00 if paidwithin 8 to 15 days of the date of violation occurred. c) A person who has received a Summons and wishes to enter aNOT GUILTY plea, may do so by appearing before a Magistrate at theProvincial Judges Court in Steinbach, Manitoba. d) Failure to respond to Option A or Option B or to appear before aMagistrate may result in a fine not exceeding $ 250.00 dollars.. e) All winching, towing and storage charges for the removal of theoffending vehicles(s). f) Voluntary payment under said Options A or B may be made at TheTown of Ste-Anne office, 30B Dawson Rd, Ste-Anne, Manitoba, Mondaythrough Friday from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm.

Describing penalty amounts be removed andreplaced with:Penalties/Parking Violations 37. Where an offence as alleged in Section 39 hereofis a parking violation, the specific fines as set out inthe Town of Ste. Anne Fees and Charges By-Law are tobe levied upon a guilty plea before a Magistrate. For more information call the Town of Ste. Anne at204-422-5293

TrafficBy-law

Amended

My son was about two-and-a-half when we went to seeSanta at the mall. We waitedin line, he finally went up,crawled on Santa’s lap, andvery loudly said to me,"Mommy, Santa is creepy!”

Did You Know?...Rudolph Was

Canadian! If you were born inCanada after 1964,your Christmas prob-ably involved an an-nual viewing of the‘animagic’ holidayspecial, ‘Rudolph theRed-Nosed Reindeer.’ Rankin-Bass, anAmerican productioncompany, created thisbeloved Christmasprogram, but did youknow that there’s a secret Canadian connection? All the characters’ voices (with the exception ofSam the Snowman) were performed by Canadianactors, singers and voiceover artists at the RCAVictor Studios in Toronto.

Original recipe makes 3 pounds

1 (7 ounce) jar marshmallow creme1 1/2 cups white sugar2/3 cup evaporated milk1/4 cup butter1/4 teaspoon salt2 cups milk chocolate chips1 cup semisweet chocolate chips1/2 cup chopped nuts1 teaspoon vanilla extract

Upcoming EventsDecember 1st – 31st.December 1st – 31st.December 1st – 31st.December 1st – 31st.December 1st – 31st.Veronica Fitzgerald is Fundraising togo on a school trip to London andParis she is making Homemadebaked goods, and selling EpicureSelection Extraordinary cheese dipFundraisers for more informationPlease contact Sue at 204-381-0073

December 7th and 21st.December 7th and 21st.December 7th and 21st.December 7th and 21st.December 7th and 21st.Cool art and vintage items for yourHoliday gifts and stocking stuffers.Come in to enjoy a cozy shoppingexperience and support your localartists at Papillon Creations, 133Dawson. 12pm - 6pm

December 8thDecember 8thDecember 8thDecember 8thDecember 8thSongs of Christmas – On Sunday,December 8 at 2:30 pm at the Ste.Anne Catholic Church. Freeadmission. Please bring non-perishable food or make a monetarydonation for Christmas hampersorganized by the Ste. Anne Knights ofColumbus.

CreamyChocolate Fudge

Direct ionsDirect ionsDirect ionsDirect ionsDirect ions Line an 8x8 inch pan withaluminum foil. Set aside.In a large saucepan over mediumheat, combine marshmallowcream, sugar, evaporated milk,butter and salt. Bring to a full boil,and cook for 5 minutes, stirringconstantly. Remove from heat and pour insemisweet chocolate chips and milkchocolate chips. Stir untilchocolate is melted and mixture issmooth. Stir in nuts and vanilla. Pour into prepared pan. Chill inrefrigerator for 2 hours, or until firm.

December 10th.December 10th.December 10th.December 10th.December 10th.Free Monthly Bus Trips to theCasinos of Winnipeg. Call yourfamily, friends and neighbors andjoin us for a fun filled day. We leaveSteinbach at 8:30 a.m. withadditional pickups in Ste. Anne andParadise Village. Our first stop isMcPhillips Street Station in themorning and Club Regent in theafternoon. Must be 18 years of ageor older. Prizes, cash and giveawaysevery trip. Bingo is played on thebus for those wishing to participate.All passengers will qualify forspecial Xmas draws. Call Marilyn at326-4939 for more informationand to reserve your seat. Checkyour calendar and make reserva-tions today because the bus fillsquickly!

December 14thDecember 14thDecember 14thDecember 14thDecember 14thStop by the arena for some PublicFree Skating on December 14 from9 am to 11:15 am.