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page 12 PORTLAND , PIC‘KIN’S THE TCW'SHIP OF BASTAPE AND SOUTH BURGESS C(UNCIL NOTES The regular meeting of Council was held October 1. 1979. in Council Chambers. at 1.00 P.N. with all members present. - moved and seconded that General Voucher No. 17 in the amount of $3616.53 and Road Voucher No. 9 in the amount of - council proposed a break down for the expenses of fuel for heating and telephone to be shared by the Garage and Cffices re new Hunicipal Building. - moved and seconded that Council donate $200.00 towards the "James Auld 25th. Anniver- sary Bursary”. - council requests the road leading off County Road 5 be changed from the "Lost Nation Road" to "hossack lane". and said request be sent to County Road committee. - council adjourned to meet again Cctober 15. 1979. at 1.00 P.l. in the Council Chambers. The regular meeting of Council was held Cctober 15, 1979. at 1.00 P.1‘.. - minutes of the previous meeting were read and apprOVed. - moved and seconded that General Voucher No. 18 in the amount of $5727.35 be paid. Nestor Martin Fireplace, lakewood. Riteway, Freeflow, Carmor. Trolla, Ulefos, Basic, Pe‘tit Godin, Better’n Ben’s, .S'MIOY. Heritage, Acorn Ranger And °hiln°ys and accessories â€" counc1l will petition to the ministries of RevenUes and Intergovernmental Affairs. and Hon. James Auld. th.t they are not in agreement w’th the new equalized factor. ind that they request abandoning the adoption of the new factor until such time as their accuracy and the effect of their application have been carefully studied. and if the Cntario Government must change the grant structures. then the Council would like this phased in over at least a five year period. - council support the resolution from the Town of Crimsby and correspondence be sent to the Town of lincoln. - the clerk is requested to register four people to attend the "Line Fence Seminar" On November 28. 1979. in Kingston. - the clerk is to forward all correspondence and reply to a letter reCeived from the anineer in regards to the Harlem Hunicipal Drain. - council reqUests an agent from CF to attend a Council meeting with regards to the purchasing of the railway bed which lies within the fark boundaries. â€" meeting adjourned and will meet again Wonday. hov.5, 1979. at 1.00 P.R. s. s. rem; CharteredLA oeountam BO. 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Paul showed slides of the terrain, the people and the everyday occupations to acquaint us with them individually rather.than as a mass. Ann Marie Marshall supplied a delicious lunch and Judy Timpany the unuSual entertainment which we all enjoyed. We travelled to SylviaiHerleheys in WEstport for our first meeting in Oct- ober. Marie Sharp reported on the success of our garage sale at Pedherney's. Notes will be sent to special helpers. Monâ€" etary support will be given to the Boat People Fund, and a child's dental bill will be paid. Our scavenger hunt at Sharp's didn't quite turn out as planned, but all who attended had a great time. MHrcia Night- ingale and Judy Pattinson had a good time at the Sorority Fashion Show sponsored by the Gananoque Chapter. The five members who attended the Windsor Convention along with the Social Convener, Barb Purdy, will be in charge of the Founder's Day Dinner for the area this year. Barb Bakker's program centered around a display of various optical illusions. We all tried our hand at figuring them out. . ’ Nancy Sheffield, Sharon Horsfield and Judy Horsfall were special guests at Carolyn McPherson's. Each committee chairman gave a short report of their functions, our past performances and our present projects. Our Chapter will again provide the lunch booth for the Rideau Crafts Christmas Market on Saturday, November 24th. The membership and guests took part in a sorority orientated play to ac- quaint everyone of the pitfalls a group can encounter, and what to do about it. We didn't realize we had such talent in our group! A. 8: J. HENNESSY INCOME TAX and BOOKKEEPING SERVICE RR. #2, PORTLAND, ONTARIO KOG 1V0 Telephone (613) 283-6728 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION Rideau Lakes Branch are inviting the communities to participate in their annual Remembrance Day Parade services at the Cenotaphs in Elgin at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, November 11th and at Portland Cenotaph at 3:30 p.m. November 11th. The original Lamplighter Band from- Smiths Falls will be in attendance at both services and the Brockville Color Party joining the Portland parade and service.» The Volunteer Fire Fighters, Scouts, Cubs, Guides, Brownies and any other organization are welcome to join in the parade and service. Those taking part in the parade are asked to be the Fire Hall, Elgin at 2:15 p.m. and in Portland at Rideau Centennial School. There will be a lunch served by the ladies following the service at Portland. A great number of ladies turned out