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OnI-uo '4‘ a: K05 ‘60 ‘2: K1 Telephone 513-923-2251 \9 £32] Oil-cos - Counly now a 0 SHIRLEY BRYDEN, A M I, T CMO LEO WYK S CIemTreasmz-r now Supermleidcnl Township of Bastard and South "Expressed "IIBIMS" to the Burgess Council Minutes June 4, 1990 â€"Approved general voucher in the amount of $7,898.26 and fire voucher in the amount of $6,508.57. â€"Approved road voucher in the amount of $91,188.07. â€"Authorized the road superintendent to tender for S-ton truck with snow plow equipment (either single or tandem axle). â€"Authorized the superintendent to proceed with the installation of signs on the cottage roads road for the Rideau Lake and Canton'Lake. â€"Approved 6 severance applications. â€"Requested Petro Canada to cut the grass and maintain their property in the hamlet of Delta . â€"Approved the purchase of a FAX machine for the township office. â€"Approved a fee for the public to use the FAX machine "Within Ontario $5.00 first page plus $1.00 for eadh additional page. Outside Ontario same as above, plus long distance telephone charges." â€"Approved the payment of the balance of the 1990 library levy - in the amount of $9,387.00 â€"Endorsed the resolution from the Town of Richmond in regards to road improvements. â€"Authorized the road department to construct a larger parking area (75 ft. X.55 ft.) in the leased park north of Portland, formerly the Ministry of Natural Resources Park. ~Congratulated Joshua Teixeira on his recent achievements in the scientific field. â€"Adjourned to meet again June 18, 1990. Council Mintues June 18,1990 â€"Approved general voucher in the amount of $413,342.68. -Requested MCNeely Engineering to give an estimate for a study of Lake Street bridge. â€"Authorized the park superintendent to: a) work with the Board of Education in regards to the WOW program, b) Obtain an estimate for repairs to the ATV, c) Proceed with plans for the pavillions in the park. â€"Approved payment of $300.00 to the North Leeds Travel Association. â€"Donated $300.00 to the Delta Agricultural Society. -Authorized software purchase of an accounts payable and purchase order system for the computer. -Endorsed the resolution from the Village of Athens in regards to purchasing of fire equipment . Plastic - Firemen's Association for the lovely dinner Council were guests at in honouring some firemen for their dedicated services. â€"Granted permission to the Elgin Lions Club to hold a Beer Tent at the Delta Fair. -Signed an agreement with Ontario Hydro for an easement. â€"Authorized staff to attend a seminar at Ottawa in regards to ' Waste Disposal information. â€"Adjourned to meet again Tuesday, July 3, 1990 at 10:30 A.M. YOUR COUNCIL AT WORK â€" Bastard and South Burgess â€"- P. Tackaberry, A. Greenhorn At last, the news all the concerned citizens have been awaiting! The recycling bins will be in place by the time you read this. There will be prominent signage and an extra attendant on duty on the recycling days to ensure proper placement and sorting of recycables. If further sorting is required at the depot a charge will be levied. waste Disposal Site hours remain the same. Recycling will be in effect for the sunmer hours. PORTLAND â€" Tuesday â€" 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. DELTA â€" Thursday - 10:00 a.m. â€" 4:00 p.m. During June, July, §_Auggst additional time recycling PORTLAND â€" Sunday - 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. DELTA - Wednesday - 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. To avoid confusion, winter hours will be announced later. The official opening days are Delta, Thursday, July 5th. and Portland, Tuesday the 10th. Officials will be on hand and free refreshments for the recyclers! Other Notes Some barrels are left for composting. Cans do not have to be washed. However, for your sake and ours (summer smells!) it would be more pleasant if they were rinsed. Lids may just be dropped inside the can. It is not necessary to flatten cans â€" however, more can be fitted into the box if you do. Newspapers â€" in brown bags or tied in bundles. No magazines or "shiny" paper please. Glass â€" bottles must not be broken, just bring them in a box and they may be piled in the receptacle. At this time only plastic soft drink bottles are being recycled. JULY/AUGUST 1990 NRTH LEEDS LANTERN 5 Cardboard Boxes â€" please flatten and bundle. Blue Boxes - have been ordered. They will soon be available at a nominal fee. We will inform the public when they arrive. For those who have asked for clarification in the ongoing library saga â€" In the 1989 budget the library board requested that the household levy be raised approximately 14% which many council members felt was too large an increase. Other corrmittees were not receiving such a high increment. Therefore in 1989, only a 7% or half of the requested increase was granted. In the 1990 budget the total levy requested was granted. The total library budget in Bastard and South Burgess for 1990 was $15,182. of this $12,887. was the 1990 levy and was paid in full as of June 4, 1990. While Council supports the Union Library, the members feel that a realistic increase should be negotiated before the budget is set and then the budget be drawn up within the confines of this amount. The rabies clinic was once more a success. In your Township, ll3 dogs and 50 cats give thanks to their owners who took advantage of this opportunity to help eradicate a dreaded disease. More (Iiâ€"site meetings have been held. Touring waste sites, development sites, and the park, on foot is keeping us in shape physically while we mentally wrestle with the problems. The park tour was most interesting and plans were made for future development. June 10th was a different meeting. The Firefighter's Association invited Council members to the annual Awards Dinner we enjoyed a social hour with the members followed by a gourmet beef dinner (ably catered by our own Veda and Marion). Congratulations to those awarded medals! Have a happy safe, sunny, summer. See you at the activities and watch for the next column in September! BEVERLEY SENIOR CITIZENS A potluck dinner preceded the regular meeting of Beverley Senior Citizens Club #460 on June 15th. The President, Mildred Aimer, welcomed 16 members, and 2 birthdays were honoured. The members sang "O Canada", Minutes of the May meeting and Treasurer's report were read and accepted. The bus trip to Kemptville, Ottawa and Hull on July 19th was discussed. Tickets on 2. handâ€"knit Nordic sweaters are available and will be on sale at Delta Fair. Home made candy will also be for sale. Members who cannot make candy are asked to donate sugar, etc., for same. Motion was made to have only one meal per month beginning in September and the cost is $4.00 per plate. The meal is on the 4th Wednesday of each month, so the next one will be September 26th. The regular meeting will be September 28th. Members who provided transportation for the Rally in Brockville were to be paid. Leta Burt gave a full report. The President expressed appreciation to all who had helped to make the year a success. A humourous reading, "Did you ever Notice?" by Jean McMachen and "Beatitudes for Friends of the Aged" by Mildred Aimer were read. The meeting closed with "The Queen." Irma Chant GOOD NEWS FORTHE HEARING IMPAIRED Ontario Ministry of Health Grant Now Available Paul Dunlop Hearing Aid Service DISPENSER FOR VETERAN'S AFFAIRS-GREEN SHIELD BLUE CROSS The Family Medical Centre ll 13 William St. W., P.O. Box 1136 Smiths Falls, Ont, K7A 584 2837421 p_ f fMfiAiRy K A y ONE FLAWLESS REASON TO LEARN ABOUT SKIN CARE FROM MARY KAY. YOUR COMPLEXION. Mary Kay has a personalized, proveneffective program specially designed to meet your skin’s individual needs. To find out the program and products best suited to your complexion, call today. Professional Mary Kay Skin Care Consultant TAMMY GURR 928-3031