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Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Recreation Committee The recreational meeting was held at the Township Office on Nov. 24 with five members present. Minutes of the Sept. meeting were approved as read. Two members of the Winter Swim Program met with the Rec Committee and monies have been allotted to help with the Swim Program for this comingwinter. The five ladies that organize and run this program are to be congratulated. There are two bus loads of children going to swim at the Artillery Park Pool, Kingston each week where they receive badges as their swimming progresses. The rec committee felt that the Volunteer Night held in Oct. was a suCCess and plan to hold the same next year. Chairman of Seeley's Bay Centennial Park Committee, Mike Stanford, attended the meeting to discuss plans underway to develop the park. A motion was passed to ask council to endorse a proposal for a Site Development Plan and a request from the Ministry of Tourism and Recreation for a 75% funding for the Seeley's Bay Centennial Park. A motion was passed that the Rec Committee ask permission from Council to establish a surplus funds account for monies left over from yearly budget. The Rec Committee will help the Centennial Park Committee with the erection of the rink boards for two rinks at the park (one for h0ckey and one for figure skating). Dave Hudson, Chariman reported that the S.E.E.D. Grants would be ready in Feb. 87. Meeting adjourned. Lyndhurst & District Santa Claus Parade Prize Winners Best Business: lst Thompson Canada Rivet; 2nd Lyndhurst Barber Shop; 3rd 1000 Island Wild Kingdom Best Private: lst Joe Bastos; 2nd Rapidview Farms (Arnold Covey); 3rd Lawrence Hudson Best Junior Organization: lst Athens Brownies; 2nd Seeley's Bay Youth Group; 3rd Sweet's Corners Elementary Best Senior Or anizations: lst Athens and District Lions; 2nd Elgin Lions; 3rd Lansdowne Fair Board Best Dressed: lst Virginia and Amy Tye; 2nd Elgin Lioness Luni Tunes; 3rd Sherry Dobing, Tammy Watson and Tanya We (Clowns) Funniest: lst Gorillas Wayne 8.: Sally Phillips and Barb Gifford; 2nd Alan Paige; 3rd Lorna Tye Best Horses: lst Rapidview Farms; 2nd Wilson 1 Lake; 3rd Gamway Farms " $100. Draw: Shirley Wheeler, Rick Kane, Kim Brown, Barb Brooks, Lisa Brown, Emmerson Baxter, Frank Doyle, Barb Brooks, Debbie Tye, Bubbles Powell Case of HO HO H0 or $250: Sheila Tye 40 02 HO HO HO: Steve Mustard ' 26 02 HO HO HO: Mike Bennett Santa Claus Parade Bingo Nov. 1 Winners: Turkeys: Jean Daye, Charleston Lake; Barbara J ones Lyndhurst; Harold Kelly, Portland; Rena Covey Athens; Martha Hickey, Delta. 50-50 Draw: Marrienne Ubdegrove There will be a meeting January 19th for election of officers for the Lyndhurst Santa Claus Parade committee at the home of Bernice Landon in Lyndhurst. We are in need of more members to participate in the fund raising and organizing for the parade. We also invite anyone that is interested in attending just to listen and give us some new suggestions to please come. For further information call Debbie McElroy at 928-2408. ST. JOHN'S ACW The December meeting of the St. John's, Leeds ACW was held at the home of Carol Jacob with a noon lunch. The meeting opened with the Lord's prayer followed by Guild prayers. Roll call was answered by 9 members. The Nov. minutes were read and approved. Collection for the day was taken. Treasurer's report was given. Joining fees were paid by 11 members. The scripture and meditation from the Living Message were read. A letter was read from Mrs. Langridge. An offering was given to our Church School as a Christmas gift. Joan Read thanked the ACW members on behalf of the Church School. A donation was also given to the Church School for Christmas candy. Joan Tye thank the ACW for donuts given to the Youth Group to sell at Hamblin's Christmas tree farm. A nice sum of money was raised at our Arts and Crafts table. The Synod apportionment was paid. We will give a pointsetta for the Christmas open house at the Rectory. There was an exchange of Christmas recipes. The Grocery Hamper draw on Nov. 29th was won by Debbie (Pyne) Gervais of Ottawa. The next meeting will be held in March at Mabel Standen's. Carol Jacob closed the meeting with the Grace. Township of Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne COUNCIL NOTES November 17, 1986 - Minister of requested to Revenue be implement the impact study as presented by the Regional Assessment office, being 1984 market value, for the 1986 assessment roll for 1987 taxes. - approved General accounts in the amount of $25,336.73; Lyndhurst Private Abatement Program accounts $720.36 (being Progress billing of engineer only); Centennial Park Account $245.91 - accepted invitation bid for materials to build up Big Hill Road as submitted by Sweet Sand and Stone Ltd. - no objection to severance 8â€"546-86 â€" confirmed the request to Ministry of Transportation and Communication by Road Superintendent to transfer Supplementary Subsidy balance of allocation to Big Hill Road â€" by-law imposing special annual drainage rates upon land in respect of which money is borrowed under the Tile Drainage Act. Numbered 20-1986 - to place an advertisement in the North Leeds Lantern for members of Committees and Board to replace those whose term expires Dec. 1986 â€" council authorizes the Fire Chief to submit a request for the maximum grant allowable for the basic kit under the Provincial Auto Extrication Grant Program - council endorses the Resolution of the City of St. Catherines with respect to the Municipal conflict of Interest Act â€" nominated the North Leeds Lantern for Province of'Ontario‘ Outstanding Achievement Award . 5" December 8, 1986 â€" approved Centennial Accounts in amount of $209.22; Kendrick's Park Accounts $27.78; General Accounts $151,557.44; Road Voucher No. 12-1986 $15,739.86 â€" granted each staff (office 8: road) a fifty dollar Christmas bonus â€" no objection to severances 8â€"516â€"1986, B-517-l986 and 8-549-1986 - byâ€"law to amend by~lnw No. 20-1983 signed under seal by Reeve and Clerkâ€"Treasurer 8: numbered 21â€"1986 - byâ€"law to amend by-law No. 20â€"1983 signed under seal by Reeve and Clerk-Treasurer & numbered 22-1986 â€" by-law to appoint an auditor for the Corporation of Township of Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne signed under seal by Reeve and Clerkâ€"Treasurer and numbered 23â€"1986 â€" application for Zoning Amendment submitted by H. Mueller not granted due to proxemity to residence -â€" council declares intention to proceed with designation under the Ontario Heritage Act for the old Long Point School House, located on Part of Lot 2, Conc. 8 of the Township of Lansdowne â€" reserve for sick leave to be adjusted to reflect actual balance in this account as at Dec. 31, 1986 - $5,000 raised in tax revenue for be placed in reserve for sidewalks as money was not spent in this fiscal year - endorsed resolution of Municipality of Millbrook re extension of BRIC program for heritage property 1986 by sidewalks Park ‘ meeting of Council of the Township of Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne tbnday, Decenber 22, 1986 * approved Centemial Park Acct's in amount of $491.55 * approved Lyndhurst Private Regular Abatement Program Acct ' s in anount of $37 ,626. 15 which includes grants as reconnended by Kostuck Engineering Limited to properties referenced as No.'s 117,116,99,77,113 * approved General Acct's in amount of $16,855.60 * no objection to severance No. '5 Bâ€"488,489,490,491~ 86 * at the request of Seeley's Bay Fire Dept , Township of Rear of Leeds and lansdovme, Council hereby authorizes the submission of request for grant for conmmications equipment under the Joint Emergency Planning Program in accordance with Project outline attached to original resolution * Township of Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne supports the concept of an Lnbrella County Emergency Support Plan to deal with emergency planning and response activites of nunicipalities with the United Counties * pursuant to Byâ€"law 28â€" 1985, the mill rates for the 1987 interim levy shall be 71.41 for Residential & Farm and 84.01 for Conmercial and Business , said levy to be due on 20 March 1987 3* resolution of February 3, 1986 be amended to 1720 households on which the Rideau Lakes Union Library .. grant for 1986 is 'CaICUlated * an oversight} ' exrséing"_ tiabil‘é' 'Park Sites were not shown on Schedule "A" to Official Plan. Ministry of Municipal Affairs, Plans Administration Branch, be requested to permit designation of these sites on Schedule "A" prior to the Minister's approval * Council agrees the Township shall sponsor Federal enployâ€" ment bridging program in Charleston Lake Provincial Park, program to be operated and supervised by Ministry of Natural Resources, Reeve and Clerkâ€"Treasurer being hereby authorized to sign Agreement and such other docunents as are required * the Reeve and Clerkâ€"Treasurer be authorized to execute Postâ€"poment Agreement with respect to property against which Certificate of Lien No. 159468 has been registered under the Home Renewal Program in favour of Bank of Montreal , this being Loan Nurber 08160(X)103 ELLIOTTS CHEESE STORE Highway “5 South of Elgin CANADIAN Cl-EDDAR MILD. NEDIUMO OLD oEXTRA-OLDO ICE CREAM - WAEB MILK MAKES - HOT DOGS HAWURIERB - COFFEE OPEN 7 Olive A WEEK I mm. too pm. Look (on the: (hang. 1e 8 Ilwte’