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page 10 COUNCIL NOTES Township of Bastard and South Burgess Council met on Monday, December 2, 1985 in the Council Chambers. â€" The Inauguration Ceremony took place at 11:00 A.M. with Reverend J.H. Seeley officiating. â€" paid road voucher #11 in the amount of $11,502.11 and general voucher #21 in the amount of $22,602.l?. â€" requested to up-date to 1984 market value from 1975 value for the taxation year 1987. - proclaimed December 10, 1985 as Human Rights Day in the towsnhip. - authorized the road superintendent to contact C. Tackaberry & Sons Construction to clean up Portland Waste Disposal Site and place a container at the site for dumping debris. - repealed a resolution dated November 18, 1985 to appoint Library Board members. - appointed Cathy Bongers, Brys Scovil and Anna Greenhorn to serve on the Rideau Lakes Library Board for 1986, 1987, 1988. - appointed Pat McManus to the Portland Area Community Board. - paid a resident for three sheep killed by wolves. â€" appointed Barbara Bresee as Clerical Technician to full time employment and John Seward as Delta Waste Disposal Attendant. â€" engaged Ward Mallette to put the tax receivables on the computer system. Council adjourned to meet again December 16, 1985 or at the call of the Reeve. A special meeting was held on Thursday December 5, 1985. - passed a resolution that the Municipality of Bastard and South MRTNIEEDSIANTHU PORTLAND A.C.W. The ACW of Emmanuel, Portland, held its Christmas Turkey and Ham supper at the home of Doreen Campbell on Wed. Dec. 11/85 at 6:30 p.m. The group invited the husbands and made the party the occasion to celebrate with gifts, the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Auda and Jack Pyington. The ACW also said goodbye to Jane and Geoffrey Cheong, who leave the Parish of the Rideau to go to Australia, to aParish in Melbourne. After dinner, the presents from Secret pals were exchanged, and the men were surprised by also receiving a gift. The business meeting was short, held while the men entertained themselves in the games room. After the business meeting, Doreen Campbell showed slides of the destruction caused by the tornado which passed over the islands in the Big Rideau last summer. The very happy evening ended up with the cutting and serving of the Byington Bastard E; South Bur ess New Council Seated: Reeve Arch Ostrom Standing Lâ€"R: Councillors Patrick McManus. Phyllis Tackaberry, Anna Greenhorn, Deputy Reeve Joe Raison. Anniversary cake. PORTLAND U.C.W. The December meeting began with a pot luck dinner followed by an exchange of gifts with 19 members present. Marion Seeley lead the devotional based on the theme "The best gifts of Christmas". Gifts God has given us were named and scriptures used as verification. Appropriate readings were given stressing. each of us has talents we should try to share. Carols included the first Canadian carol. A contest was conducted before the benediction. President thanked everyone for help at the Christmas market. Reports were given and donations made to M&S, including a generous gift from Harlem-Chantry U.C.W., to World Development and Relief, to the Bursary Fund and to the Red Cross. An invitation was received to the World's Day of Prayer service at Newboyne Anglican Church on Mar. 7. The following were accepted as officers for next year: Hon. Pres. Marion Seeley; Past Pres. Sylvia French; Pres. Betty Bond; lst Vice Norma Guthrie; 2nd Vice Jean Peters; Sec. Dorothy Palmer; Assist. Sec. 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