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6 MORTHliEDSLAITERM JULY/AUGUSTI992 PORTLAND UNITED CHURCH WOMEN The UCW met in the friendâ€" ship room on Tuesday May 20, 1992 at 7:30 p.m. Shirley Scott opened the worship with a poem about gardens. Their theme being “The importance of the growing of our children and gardens". Hymn 23 "In the garden" was sung. Psalm no. 148 was read responsively with Jean Polk. Vulnerability of birds was read by Pat Carr, followed by Prayer. Vivian Perrin read a poem "The Childs Appeal". Hymn 11 "Beautiful Garden of Prayer" was sung. "Daily Thoughts and Daily Needs" was read by Peggy Bond followed by prayer. Verna Sled gave her thoughts of life and how important it is for everyâ€" one to live a good Christ- ian life, putting our church and God in first place. Jennifer Bond who had visited Paris, France from April 25 to May 13 shared with us some of her experiences there with her pen pal. Jean Polk thanked Jennifer and presented her with a small gift. Peggy Bond welcomed everyâ€" one and opened the business with "Our Garden". The minutes were read and approved. Roma Derraugh gave the treasurer's reâ€" port. Myrtena McVean gave the community friend~ ship report in the absence of Ruby Simmons. Peggy closed the business with an appropriate poem. All enjoyed a social time. DISCOVER THE ADVANTAGES OF TOTALENWRONMENTALCOMFORT Comfort for the 90’s ************************************************************ * * REVISED OFFICIAL PLAN AND ZONING BY‘LAW AMENDMENTS * RELATED TO W%TTEUHKHTP DEVELOPMENT * * * The Township of Bastard and South Burgess held a * formal public meeting pursuant to the Planning Act * on November 6, 1991 to consider draft Official * Plan Amendment No. 5 and an implementing Zoning * By-Law amendment. The purpose of these amendments * was to implement the Rideau Lakes Study and to * revise the Township’s policies and regulations * regarding waterfront development. Since the * formal public meeting, the amendments have been * revised, reflecting agency and public input and * the contents of the final Rideau Lakes Study * published in February, 1992. * * A public information meeting will occur on * Saturday, June 27 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the * Municipal Offices in Chantry. Township Officials * will be present to answer questions about the * revised amendments. This last opportunity for * input is being provided for interested persons to * * * * -k 'k * review the changes before Council considers the passing of the amendments. ' Copies of the amendments are available at the Municipal Offices. $ $ $ * * $ * $ $ $ * $ * $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ % * * $ $ $ $ * *********************************************************** DELTA AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY ONTARIO'S OLDEST CONTINUOUSLY - RUNNING FAIR 519V CE 1830 PO. BOX 220, DELTA. ONTARIO KOE 160 1992 DELTA FAIR IS SET TO GO Organizers of the Delta Fair have announced that all components are in place for the 162nd. Anniversary event. This year's fair will operate for 3 days commencing on Monday July 27th. with special preâ€"fair events on Sunday_the 26th. Sunday starts off with an antigue tractor pulling contest at 1:00p.m. ; a beef barbegue at 4:30p.m. ; and an old fashioned hymn sing and gospel concert at 7:00p.m. featuring In Harmony, Reynolds Rutledge Family and the Watkins Familyâ€"Georgia Blue Grass. This concer- is provided courtesy of George Tackaberry Construction Co. Ltd. of Athens and will include a free will offering for charity in lieu of an admission charge. Special feature attractions for the fair on Monday include the Kingston g District Old Time Fiddlers at 2:00p.m. and the Horse Drawing Contest at 7:00p.m. Tuesday boasts Randy Ladoucer of the NHL Hartford Whalers leading the parade at 2:00p.m. and then Monster Truck Mania at Z:30p.m. The Wednesday evening grandstand show features The Kendalls-Nashville's favorite father and daughter duo at 7:00 p.m. and 9:00p.m. An new addition to this year's line up is a cultural and native dance demonstration by the Mohawk Indian Band of Deseronto. They will be at the fair on Tuesday and Wednesday and will perform at 2,4, and 6 p.m. Canada's Conklin Shows Midway will provide top quality rides and amusements throughout the fair with a special pay one price and ride all day feature on Wednesday. “W. T he Hydro Heal advanlgrgv rs conrlorl and savrngs a; ”, Hydro Heal heals cool: and proyrdes domeslrc hot water 7 all lrom the same compacl applrance The syslenr S lrrple lunctron ellrcrpncy can save 1' you 30"“ lo 50% on all your energy brlls' Move up to Hydro Heat and gel more lor your energy dollar Hydro: 5‘ qumd Source Heal Pump Syslems ‘ “‘ and beyo BeBe the Clown will perform magic tricks and pose for photos with fair goers to compliment the traditional livestock shows, homecraft exhibits and family events. ~wa H_R_CARR REFRIGERATI N RR} I , PORTLAND, ONTARIO 272-2227 See you at the fair ! July gélgg the 29th. For further information contact: William Morrisâ€"Fair Secretary 928â€"2175/2800.