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Page 7 PHILIPSVILLE W.I. The Philipsville Women's Institute met in their hall on Thursday, April 12th. The meeting opened with the Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. Roll Call was the payment of dues. Business was dealt with, including report on Annual Fish Fry which was very good. Each member was reminded to save the coupons from Canada Packers' products and were given a list of what products to save, and to get their friends to help so that we can get things for the hall. Cards and gifts are to be sent to three people who helped with the Fish Fry for their help â€" who are not members. Plans were made for the district annual that is to be held in Philips- ville on May 12th. This closed the business for the regular meeting. A paper was read by Mrs. L. Hayes on "Gardener :Tobe's" ten commandments on gardening. Mrs. Marion Stone had a paper on fashions. Reports from standing committees were read and approved, and a copy is to be sent to the persons in the district who are to receive them by the first week in May. BASTARD AND BUREESS GRASS FIRES Please notify your local Fire Chief before starting a Grass Fire between April 15th and December 15th. 1979. in the Township of Bastard and South Burgess. or you can be held liable for charges if it becomes necessary for you to require the use of the Fire Department. Shirley Bryden. A.M.C.T. Clerk-Treasurer. DELTA DATA Public Relations: Mrs. Marion Stone Courtesy Committee: Mrs. Mavis Eower and Mrs. Doris Barkclay Pianist: Mrs. Mabel Davison CUUNCLL NOTES Township of Bastard & South Burgess Council met in Clerk's Office, Delta, on April 2, 1979, at 1:00 p.m. Motions were read and carried for General Voucher No. 6 in the amount of $30,831.84 and Road Voucher No. 3 in the amount of $36,502.35 to be paid. Business as follows: -Council approved the extension of the The Royal Anthem closed this part of the meeting. A social time was enjoyed. Mrs. Clara Hallett won the "what am I" contest. Mrs. Leorene Hayes won the count the numbers games. completion of the new Municipal Buil- ding to be April 20, 1979. - Jack Halladay was hired as the Township's Dog Catcher and Dog Tax Collector for 1979. â€" Council authorized the road superâ€" intendent to call for tenders for crushed stone for 1979. - Council will notify Fisheries and Environment that they are prepared to lease the Government Wharf in Portland for an annual fee of $100.00 and pay the cost of lighting that area â€" An approval will be requested from the Ministry of Environment for a dumping depot at the Portland Waste Disposal Site. -Council will apply to Ministry of Transportation and United Counties of Leeds & Grenville for the erecting of signs, on one of our County Roads. -Council approved the budgets for the Three fire Departments for the year 1979. â€" Council will take no action on the resolution from the Twp. of South Crosby. - Council adjourned to meet again April 16, 1979, or at the call of the Reeve. Council met in Clerk's Office, Delta, on April 16, 1979, at 1:00 p.m. Motion was read and carried for General Voucher No. 7 in the amount of $14,013.47 to be paid. Business as follows: â€"A member from the Canadian Legion, Delta, will be asked to attend the next Council meeting re drainage. -The public dock in Delta was again discussed in regards to assistance from the Minister of Natural Resources. -Council accepted tender from Geo. Tackaberry & Sons for crushed stone for 1979, subject to the approval of the Ministry of Transportation & Com- munications. -A By-Law was passed "To appoint a Dog Tax Collector and Dog Catcher for the Township". -A Byâ€"Law was passed "To appoint a Sheep and Livestock Evaluator for the Township". â€"Council will enforce the Property Standards Maintenance By-Law, under the Ontario Home Renewal Program. -Council will declare pursuit to the Daylight Saving Act in effect from April 28, 1979, 12:01 a.m. to October 27, 1979, 12:01 a.m. -Counci1 adjourned to meet again May 7, 1979 at 1:00 p.m. or at the call of the Reeve. This being our business meeting, Mrs. Marion Stone, district President, chaired this part of the meeting. She declared all positions vacant and the new Slate of Officers for the coming year are: President: Mrs. Faye Jansen 1st Vice-pros: Mrs. Clara Hallett 2nd Vice-pres: Mrs. Leorene Hayes Sec-Treas: Miss Thelma Stevens Ass't Sec-TreaszMrs. Phrion Stone District Dir: Miss Thelma Stevens Alternate district Dir: Mrs. Marion Stone Curator: Mrs. Mabel Davison Ass't Curator: Mrs. Lenna Lawson Resolution: Mrs. Frank Cronk Auditors: Mrs. C. Clow and Mrs. Frank Cronk Standing Committees Agriculture and Canadian Industries: Mrs. Leorene Hayes Citizanship and World Affairs: Mrs. Clara Hallett Education and Cultural Affairs: Mrs. Marjorie McCann Family and Consumers' Affairs: Mrs. Addie Clow A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Doris Barkclay, and Miss Thelma Stevens. Mrs. Edith Myers had the marked tea cup. A vote of thanks by Mrs. Clow was ex- tended to all who had helped. Roll call was answered by 20 members with an Easter Verse. Invitations were received from Delta U.C.W. to attend their meeting April 11 and from Toledo for May 10. 26 home calls and 27 hospital calls were made to the sick and shut-ins and 22 books were read. Plans were discussed for our Spring Fair and Tea to be held in the Hall at Chantry, Tuesday Fay 8th at 2 p.m. The meeting closed with prayer. Refreshments and a social hour were enjoyed by all. THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION - DELTA The four lst World War Veterans, Sid Talbot, Frank Chisholm, Geo. Har- rington and Ben Pratt and the Legion Ladies Auxiliary were honoured at a dinner held in the Legion Hall. Guests were welcomed by Pres. Harry Vollick and grace was asked by Rev. Mr. Richardson. Zone Comm. McConville was introâ€" duced. He expressed thanks for himself and his wife, congratulating the lezion for all the .07. :0.” TS... K.â€" 'HZOH ‘m’a SMAkLfiST CLAMoe “rsâ€"me Raises-r \{AQHT Lila lusufle THeH on ‘Tfie Ensus \Iou Desnee: Au. Q‘sK 1===: FR; AMD‘hTePT cum! QePLeceHeu-r Jntue ... 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