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mom 1/ DELTA ~ PHILIPSVILLE OUTREACH NEIGHBOURS The Philipsville Outreach Neighbours held their dinner on Aug. 7th with a good attendance. The hall was decorated with the theme "Fun in the Sun". Guest speaker was lawyer Jane Monaghan, Elgin , who gave an interesting talk on wills and new laws regarding you and the family. A question period followed. A plaque and gift was given to Mrs. Elma Gillispie, also her name will be on our 90th Birthday honour roll. September 4th dinner will not be held - in place a bus trip is planned. All those interested are to contact Mary Sutcliffe so she will know how many are planning to attend. The bus, which will be paid for by the Outreach Neighbours, will leave the Institute Hall at 9:30 sharp. We will visit Hershey's, Smiths Falls and then go to Perth Legion Hall for dinner. This will cost you $6.50. Then we will go to Lanark for shopping and then to Balderson cheese factory. We will return to the hall by 4:00. L.& G. COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD NOTES Property: Approval was given for submission of plans for the Basic Shop addition at Athens D.H. including upgrading of electrical and fire alarm systems; cost $250,000. -plans for an elevator and ramp for the handicapped at T.I.S.S. cost estimated at $151,000. â€"replacement of part of roof at Prince of Wales P.S. cost $56,000. All plans must be to Ministry of for approval. The Board will rent the Parish Hall of St. John the Evangelist in Prescott at a rental of $700./mth. Coming & Going: Mr. Leo Clark R.D.H.S. has transferred to the Lanark, Leeds & Grenville R.C.S.S. Board. Katherine Camelleri & Shauni Marr will join the teaching staff at RDHS. Sheila Campbell will join the staff of Rideau Centennial for 3 months. Johanna Van Vierzen will join the staff of Sweets Corners PS for one year. Mr. Garnet Baker will be principal at South Crosby P.S. and Mr. Neil Hunt will replace him as at Rideau Centennial.. submitted Education principal < NORTH LEEDS LANTERN YOUR COUNCIL AT WORK P. McManus 8: A. Greenhom Finally, a Rabies Clinic is now being held in Bastard & S. Burgess. The Veterinarian Association now handles these clinics. Only one is scheduled per township, therefore the place chosen for this township was the Municipal Building, Chantry. Time and date will be announced when the Association and the County have completed negotiations. The long suffering victims of the Delta Gulf Oil spill may have noticed activity in the field across from the T. Connell Antique business. The plans as outlined at the special meeting are being implemented. We hope this project will bear fruit quickly. Our excellent waste disposal record suffered a reversal as a result of a few persons who unthinkineg violated the regulations. Refuse was dumped at the Portland site and ignited when the site was closed and no attendant on duty. Unfortunately the wind was blowing toward nearby residences. This resulted in the township receiving a personal visit from a representative of the Ministry of Environment who issued a strong warning that a second offence would result in action being taken against the Township. Very few Townships receive the quality of service at such low cost to the taxpayer as is provided in Bastard & S. Burgess. Dumps are open, with an attendant on site, five days per week from 9:30a.m. to 5:30 p.m. It is 0â€"1in legal to use the dump when the attendant is on site. Delta is open Monda_y, Thursday 8: Saturday. Portland is open Tuesday, Friday 8: Saturday. Only if a citizen accepts his/her responsibility can we be assured of waste disposal sites within our Township. A draft plan for meeting of emergencies within the municipality has been produced by one of the council members and is currently in the hands of the other members and the Fire Chiefs for consideration and comment. A provincially sponsored seminar on Community Planning is to be held in Kingston, Sept. 16, 17 8: 18. Some members of your council will attend. At present, Bastard 8: S. Burgess does not have a Procedural Bylaw. Steps are being taken to rectify this situation and one should be in place early in the fall. The summer has been extremely busy for council members and staff alike....but we're still enjoying the challenge! IIIIIIIIIIII MILLER'S STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY a FRAMING PHUTnhnAPHY O STUDIO PORTRAITS INDIVIDUALS and GROUPS WEDDINGS SPORTS and ENTERTAINMENT INSTANT PASSPORT and IDENTIFICATION PHOTO‘S Fnamssfmmmu CUS TOM DO-IT-YOURSELF READY-MADE FRAMES MAIN ST. ELGIN ONTARIO PO. BOX a7-K004150-(613l359â€"5323 Twenty Six Year Career In the Canadian Book Industry Takes on a New Direction President, in 1972. Over the years he has collaborated Avie Bennett, Chairman on a number of books covering and President of McClelland a variety of subjects including and Stewart Ltd., announced the 1971 Ontario Royal today that David McGill Commission background report on trade publishing. In the last ten years he has been » primarily involved has been appointed President and Publisher of a new publishing company, Butternut Press. This new company will be dedicated to. publishing xtzc‘ka“ir'lman:gmgsubs£;:: a small list °f b°°ks and baiklistg gfor McClelland related prOdUCts primariiy and Stewart, including the for k the iiizmt 0:231:50 record selling Colour of :narbe '1 ted i West ort’ Canada. In 1985, acting 3% 8.1 oca rth 2f Kinp to’ as a publishing consultant, m1 es 1:10 gs .n he successfully published on the Rideau Canal, W111 M Own Four walls_ An emphamz? poPular ind Architectural m commerc1al pr0jects which Bastard and Meg Township by Diane Haskins. While public attention in the major urban centres focuses on best-seller lists, and major national and international titles, McGill believes that there is a wealth of cultural and social material in the earlyâ€"settled areas waiting to be recorded and absorbed into the Canadian mosaic. Many will capture the charm and history of the region. While Mr. McGill intends to provide publishing services to Eastern Ontario, he will have access to the much larger and established facilities of McClelland and Stewart to market and distribute those books with wider appeal. David McGill's many years of service in the book industry :zganworiéd Eianton :I’Ie WEISS: of those sources are vanishing departments of Toronto and Butternut Press aims to capture them before area Stores' In 1963 he they disappear. "If all goes joined McClelland and Stewart and quickly progressed through the ranks from Trade Sales Manager to Trade Division Manager and, finally, Vice well, I expect to have my first project published by late next summer or early nest fall," says Mr. McGill. i E I; if _. a» c.._.w..-â€"‘::'- < ,W?-A