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,,i wfl .l- See‘ley’s Bay Specs . TOWNSHIP REAR OF LEEDS C0llll0|l Notes AND LANSDOWNE The meeting was held on August let 1978 in Council Chambers with Reeve Hubert Sly in the Chair. A delegation of concerned residents met with Council concerning the Seeley's Bay ferry. Ferry operator, Bob Aldridge, reported that over $8,000. has been spent this summer on the operation and maintenance of the ferry, but it is still hazardous. Operating hours have been cut due to the lack of lights and the landings are in need of repair. Mr. Aldridge explained that even with these repairs, the ferry remains ob- solete, and considering the increasing number. of passengers in need of this service, the monies could better be Spent on a road connecting with Burnt Hills Road. RnSIDnNTS. Mr. C.G. Larry Rutter, of Jaycy Kennels, C.K.C. Reg'd., situated on Highway Frontenac # 12, between Highway 15 and the villag: of Sunbury, has excellent kennel space for boarding a limited number of dogs and cats. Every animal is individualy attended to grooming, exercise etc., with training upon request. Pet owners can also purchase dog and cat supplies and food at very moderate prices. Mr. Rutter has been associated with dogs, professionally and as a consultant, for over 35 years. If a pet owner has any problems concerning the behaviour of their dog, he is available, on appointment, to discuss the matter with the owner. Jaycy Kennels is the home of the "Good Shepherd" (German Shepherd Dog), and the very rare breed, "The Bernese Mountain Dog." Visitors to Jaycy Kennels are always most welcome. ‘;hz,mg; uUJK;NHDC‘: 12“}:1' n a a invwv, guano, xoa axe. CANADA points to keep costs in line. deductible, the greater your savings. Seeley' 5 Bay, 387-3308 Council advised that the residents would have to build the road before they could consider the problem and since part of it is in Storrington Twp., it would be necessary to share maintenance costs with them. At the July 17th meeting, tenders were invited for snowplow/sander equipment and a 6 ton diesel truck. Two tenders were opened at the past meeting for the snowplow/sander with the contract going to Frink Co. The lone tender of Edward's Ford Mercury was accepted for the truck at $33,268.00. Mrs. Shirley Green, Victorian Order of Nurses reported on the Homeâ€" maker Programme which fills a great need for people who don‘t qualify for other home care programmes. This assistance is for those with chronic disabilities, who can manage at home with some outside help. Funding from the Canada Works Grant ends this month and will be resumed in 1979 by the Red Cross or the V.O.N. Local groups and the Councils of S. Crosby, N. Crosby, Bastard and S. Burgess Townships and the Villages of Newboro and Westport Seeley's Bay NORTH LEEDS LANTERN â€" INSURANCE ANSWERS YOU SHOULD KNOW Question: How do l get best value for my premiums? Answer: In today's tight economy everyone is cost conscious. 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VOGELZANG AND HORNER INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED l62 Wellington St., Ste. 2, Kingston, Ont. 548-49I7 SWEET’S SAND & STONE Ltd. Suppliers of sand,gravel,crushed stone. Junction Hwys. 32 B 15 A Page 5 have made donations to continue this service over the intervening months. Council granted $846 to this project and thanked Mrs. Green for her work in the area. Council adjourned with requests for a bigger supply of iced tea at the next meeting on September 5th. A note of interest from the June 5th meeting of Council is the agreeâ€" ment of the Austen-Barclay Home in Athens to provide hostel accommodation for persons from the township who are sustained under the General Welfare Assistance Act for a fee of $12/day, subject to approval of the Ministry of Community & Social Services. Also in June, Council petitioned the Ministry of National Resources for the continuation of lake trout fishing season as is. This is from the second Saturday in March to September 8th, and is in the interests of the tourist industry in the area to keep these existing dates. At the July 4th meeting, Council accepted the tender of Bulk Store Structures Ltd. for a sand and salt storage building at a price of $33,000. Phone 387-3838 ox