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‘NORTH LEEDS LANTERN ' PHILIPSVILLE WOMEN'S INSTITUTE The Philipsville Women's In- stitute met in their Hall on July 13th this month. The motto of the meeting was "Pioneers had a tranquilizer call- ed work,'prepared by Mrs. Leorene Hayes. Plans for the Delta Fair ex- hibit were completed. Some of the women on making sandwhiches which were sent in to who were fighting the fire. A delicious lunch was served by the conveners.Mrs. Jansen had the marked tea cup,and Miss Thelâ€" ma Stevens won the contest.The Royal Anthem closed the meeting. There will not be an August meeting unless something comes up,in which case everyone will be notified.The September meetâ€" ing will be an open meeting and we hope to have a speaker from the \7.o.r¢.. A vote of thanks was extend- ed to Marjorie McCann and Leor- ene Hayes for the meeting. reported and drinks the men COUNCIL NOTES Township of Bastard and South Burgess Minutes of July 4, 1978. meeting held in Clerk's Office. Delta. - motions were read and carried for the following accounts to be paid: Gen. Accounts- $15.h07.70 Road Acc0unts- $9595-5“ - that Council authorize a i of a mill ($950.) for the Home- a maker Services for North Leeds. ! - that Council engage the services of the fence-viewers to investigate the line fence on Stuart Chant's property. ~ Fence-viewers to be Eldred ’ . - that CounCil approve the Hanna' Earl lake & R°natd application for Tile Drainage Chan?' the date °f the 1n" Loan for R Bon ers in the Visfggzglon t° be July 15/78 amount of s15oogoo. a ' A'M? . - that Council ackn0wled e the ‘ that CounCll d°es n°t obJeCt correspondence from Millgrd to a right-of-way across the - Goodsell. and apprec1ate Road Allowance between Lots 2“ sending Council any information §r25’ gogci 10' for wallace & regarding the used fire engine. ene a v n' . - that Council purchase the - that the CounCil has deter- 1250 cu.yds. of 3/8" Stone mined to construct a Municipal - - - Building. according to Section :21§Sp§?c§1§?w$§¢#:2cfif§§§plle 336 (1) 0f the Municipal Act. .11 . I The Council requests the OMB. giey :gggzicg'gégavgge date to issue an order under Section _ that Council do not'object 63 & 6h Of the Board. to 613- to the 1000 Island c_BerIS pense with the vote of the - - electors. as our Council has giughianltglggi: gzgidTent chosen the Publication of a Grounds on Sept 2. 1978 notice. ‘ ' ' . . - that Connoil endor th ‘ that leave he glven to in? resolution of the ngf ofe trOduce a by‘taw "T° Auth9rize Rochester. regarding Bridge the construction of a Municipal study. and supplementary sub_ Building at an estimated cost sidy for to repair bridges of $163,000.00 under Section - - - 33o (l) of the Municipal Act. ggiggd?re reQU1red to be re Thls gy'lag.was given firSt & - that Council declare Monday. secon rea ings. - - - - that Council adjourn to meet fiuiggi ggu:ZZE'a:tfizzigeHgiiday° July 17’ 1978' at 1'00 P'M' Ostrom to contact a contractor to look after-the dump when it is necessary. - that Council advise A.J. Graham Engineering we agree with the revised site plan as presented on July 5, 1978. - that Council authorize the Road Superintendent to ad- vertise for tenders for HL3 Asphalt appr0ximately one mile (road leading from County Rd.8 to Harlem). - that Council do now adjourn to meet again August 8. 1978. at 1.00 P.M. or at the call of the Reeve. FRED LAKE. REEVE SHIRLEY BRYDEN. A.M.C.T. Leorene Hayes ° DON‘T FORQET: ° THE 1113mm FAIR ****************** {if Minutes of July 17. 1978. meeting. held in Clerk's Office. Delta. - motions were read and carried for payment of General Accounts in the amount Of I - that Council do not object to Severence No. Bâ€"l39-78 and B-h6l-78. providing a clause is written in that no habitable dwellings are erected on these properties. and right-of-ways be provided for the existing residents. and no changes he made. Page 9 BAKE SALE SPONSORED BY ST. COLUMBANUS CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE (Elgin a. Philipsville) SATURDAY, AUGUST 12th. at 10 a.m. at E.J. KENNEY'S STORE, MAIN ST., ELGIN GRADUATION According to tradition, Graduation Ceremonie: were held on one of the warmest evenings of the year at Beverley Elementary School, Delta. Nrs. Dilores Ming, Trustee, brought greetings from the Board of Educaâ€" tion. Guest speaker, Pk. 3.C. “Ted” Lhiteland, spoke to the graduates about "YCU", Youth, Opportunity and Understanding. Grade Eight certificates were preâ€" sented to: Ken flyl-sworth, Irene Blunkenborg, Bart breedyk, David Brooker, Sherri Crisp, Dan Daye, Carolyn Dopson, Cindy Ernst, Bill Evans, Cheryl Gardiner, Stephen George, 31int Gray, Shari Greenhorn, John Halladay, Mark Halladey, Rosemary Henderson, Scott Henderson, Hollyâ€"Jean Livingston, hochelle McCarren, Traci hortimer, halter Byers, Robert Raison, Tom Sawyer, David Storey, Christine Vonhone, Laurie Keir, Tim Hestfall and Danielle hillows. Citizenship Awards, for service to the school, were received by Sherri Crisp, Cindy Ernst, Shari Greenhorn, Hebert Raison, 3hristine Vonhone and Danielle UiEJOWS. Improvement Awards, for selfâ€" improvement in academic performance were presented to Strphen George, John Holladay, Follyâ€"Jean livingston, and halter Myers. Academic Awards, for highest standing in an individual subject were pre- sented to Bill Evans, Art, Sharon Leeson, English, David Storey, French, Christine Vonhone, Geography, Tom Sawyer, History, Clint Gray, Matheâ€" matics, and Rochelle McCarren, ScienCé. For maintaining an overâ€"all average of 80% or higher throughout the year, General Proficiency Awards were presented to Clint Gray, Jhari Greenâ€" horn, Mark Halladay, Sharon Leeson, Rochelle McCarren, Tom Sawyer, Christine Vonhone, and Laurie Weir. Rosemary Henderson and Traci Mortimer tied for the Girls' Sports Award. John Halladay received the Boys' Award for Sports. ifter presentation of the Awards, Mr. Leeson presented Fr. Vern Kennedy with a gift on behalf of the Ctaff and students. FT. Kennedy is leaving Beverley Elementary School to take up a teaching position at Sweets Corners dchool. halter Fyers, the congenial host of the Grade Eights' production of the "Bong Show”, turned the table and presented Mr. leeson with a miniature motorcycle and a motorcycle trust fund, set up by the Graduates. Mr. Leeson also received an ink portrait of himself, drawn by Ken Aylesworth. Rev. Grant Richardson, Delta United Church, gave the Dedication. Mary Richardson, who graduated from Beverley Elementary last year, was the piano accompanist for the Graduation.