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W A CLINIC for HEARING ASSESSMENT will be held: July 7 Portland Comm. Hall I p.m. - 5 p.m. July 8 [next to Library] l p.m. - 5 p.m. July ill Seeley's Bay Legion I p.m. - 5 p.m. If unable to attend, please contact Paul Dunlop, Hearing Aid Specialist for an appointment. Box 1136, Smiths Falls, Ont. DA 584 283-7421 W BASTARD & SOUTH BURGESS COUNCIL NOTES june 1, 1987 â€" granted permission to Portland Fire Dept. to hold a beer garden July 24, 25 and 26th at their Fire Weekend â€" passed a Byâ€"law to "Amend the Official Plan" â€" applied for Liability , Insurance to cover the 50th Anniversary celebrations of the Delta Fire Dept. on July 4th â€" granted permission to the Elgin Lions Club to hold a beer garden at Delta Fair July 27, 28, 29th - Elgin Lions Club to be responsible for their own liability insurance coverage â€" authorize the Clerk to prepare an amendment to the 5% Park Reserve By-law to read "all severances qualify for the 5% Park Reserve based on appraised value" â€" appoved an application for a property under the Water Abatement Program â€" approved payment of general voucher in amount of $489,283.80 and road voucher $84,256.10 June 15, 1987 â€" entertained some questions raised by a ratepayer â€" authorized repairs to the Portland Fire Dept. tanker â€" notified Gulf Oil that their property' in Delta needs grass cut and maintenance â€" refused a claim under the Livestock and Poultry Act - enacted a Byâ€"law to raise the fee for "Treasurer Certificates" - withheld one severance awaiting further information â€" approved three severances and to one severance â€" accepted petition from Portland and area regarding telephone calling and be forwarded to the C.R.T.C. â€" morally supported the proposal for a Community Health Centre for this area - approved general voucher for $53, 890 .36 objected Elgin Comm. Hall OUTREACH NEIGHBORS The Philipsville Outreach Neighbours held their dinner on june 4th. The hall was decorated with flowers & butterflies. Eighty seven sat down for dinner, and some were turned away and there were 10 take out dinners. This is the second year for having these dinners, and if it weren't for the volunteers and the girls who cook there would be many disappointed people. Anna Greenhorn said Grace, after which we were served a lovely chicken dinner. Mr. & Mrs. Frezell, Delta were presented with flowers the occassion being their 50th anniversary. jennifer Cossitt M.P. was our guest speaker. Before she spoke she presented Mrs. Marjorie Chant with two certificates, one from "fresh air" neighbourly news and one from our Outreach neighbours. Mrs. Chant had celebrated her 90th birthday. Jennifer spoke on the new bills the government are bringing in; one is on the higher fines and prison terms for drug users, and on the defence programs. Small gifts were given to all celebrating a birthday in june. The next dinner is 2nd. July PHILIPISVILLE W.I. The Philipsville Women's Institute held their last meeting until September. The meeting opened with Ode & May Stewart Collect. Roll call was Share your first impressions of a W.l. meeting"; this was answered by 8 members. Minutes were read and approved, with financial statement being given. Bills were paid, and new business was handled. We are to put some crafts with Delta W.I. for Delta Fair as a display. There is a meeting in the community room in Elgin for the volunteers that work with the sick on June 19th . Mary gave a very interesting paper on parliamentary procedure, after which the hostesses Diana Haskin & Maurren Ready, served a delicious lunch. Clara Hallett won the mystery prize . A card was signed and sent to Mavis Bower who at this time is in the Kingston General Hospital. We were given our new programs and also the home and country. w Glen A. 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