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THE ALP lay IMS Choir is back SMITH Herald Correspondent II was nice lo hove Ihe choir the summer recess Under Ihe direction of Mrs the choir sang the beautiful anthem Let There Be Peace on Earth and Let It Begin With Me TheUtW 92 years in November ItylYINHRtDSMITII Correspondent Wecxtcndsympalhy tolhe Sinclair family and relatives who suffered a bereavement Inst week with the death of Mrs Bessie McKecnlc Mrs age In November She in and lived most of her life on the Nlnlh Line Tho last few years she has been living In a nursing home In The funeral was Sept at Jones and Son Funeral Home Redcoat came ly WINIFRED Herald Correspondent There was much activity and excitement on the Eighth Line Wednesday Sept IB when the Eg In ton and Caledon Hunt Club met at the home of and Mrs Brian It was a spectacular sight to sec the red coated ladies and gentlemen mounted on their horses followed by the hounds as they made their way through and woods Baseball girls tops By WINIFRED SMITH Herald Correspondent Congratulations to the girls baseball team Led by the fine pitching hitting of Blaine the village girls again finished first and won the playoffs in the Acton Ladies Recreational League Along with some fine defence and Kelly Scott pitching the girls won 13 games Other players on the team were Vivian Liz Dunn Barb Case Janice Gee Jackie Anne Hay ward Angle Kenne dy June Longsireet Vera Longstreet Jean Betty Soykn Mamie Swltier Bonnie Walker contestants By SMITH Herald Correspondent 1 IN AD Residents were active at the Acton Fall Fair Ross McLean and his family did well with the showing of their horses Congratulations to former residents Gary and Eileen Brown and their daughters who won prizes for the r ng Arts crafts exhibit Arts and Crafts of Georgetown will be holding their 43rd annual exhibition and sale Oct 19 from at North Golf and Country Club Admission is and buffet luncheon is available along with coffee and donuls There will be guest artists and craft demonstrations Electric railway show The Ontario Electric Railway Historical Association are holding an annual autumn extravaganza Sept from II am until Many old electric railway cars will run on one mile of track through a scenic wood Niagara area near Ilockwood The museum is located on the Guclph Line 16 km north of Highway exit 312 Learning to sew I INAFAD The group their second meeting on Thursday The project is and seven girls arc participating and learning to sew stretch material Injured workers meet The North Hal ton Association of Injured Workers will meet tonight Wednesday at at the Optimist Hall on Milton Commerc Street For more Information call or write Milton Stewarttown news By J Herald Correspondent Last Tuesday evening Mrs Joan Hayes and Mrs June Ross from St John Church attended the service at Christ Church Cathcdralln Hamilton where Archbishop of Canterbury Robert gave the sermon Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs T Clapham Mrs J Ross and William Ross attended the Hickcn reunion at Uttcrson near Hun Is Me this post weekend Blair of Mississauga who had just relumed from a swim meet In Australia and Hong Kong was also In attendance Before leaving for Australia Blair had broken two swim records in Montreal Legion Ladies Herald Special Wehadagoodturnout at our this past and It wan dent at our executive worked very hard during the summer We are fortunate that Mae will be akin on the responsibility of lie sick committee If jou know of anyone who is III or in hospital call Banquets coming up are us follows Sept 21 Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct 18 and Oct Please call Rita or Joan Brown and Trudy Paul to offer your services The following dates have been set for your sports program Zone at Milton Oct Bowling at ton Oct Zone Darts at Bronte Oct 12 District Crib at Acton Oct 19 and District Darts at Oct Hazel Dumper your sports program officer is to be congratulated for the Job she has so ably done Georgetown team consisting of Peg Lewis Trudy Paul Lcann Hall and Joann Coles took prize In District Euchre at Erin Sept 14 Congra ligations ladies also well done Mae Toast for securing the highest lone hand LEGION LINES Rummage sale The All Stints Anglican Church in Erin will be hold the r annual Tall rummage sate and from 10 a m m is welcome For more informatl on call The Bennett Health Care Centre VP offering FINE RETIREMENT LIVING Choice of Private or SemiPrivate Accommodation In an attractive comfortable and secure environ ment specifically designed for your needs Service Includes full dining room service nursing assistance maid and laundry service a variety of planned activities use of all amenities including pool beauty shop gift shop bar service The Bennett Health Care Centra foundation with the Georgetown tt District Memorial Hospital Princess Anne Drive Georgetown Ontario 8770117 A star is born a taste like no other nugget Nugget News tastes great with or without sauces Cluck Monthly A stupendous snack Chicken Quarterly Kentucky Georgetown 8775241 By BAIL Herald Special Open House at the Branch is being held Sept This is open to tho general public The President Norm Ward and hla executive are looking forward to greeting everyone Honors and Awards night Oct 12 Last week Issue rend anyone who feels they are entitled to on award ore requested to put their name on the sheet posted in the Branch Due to a misunderstanding on my part should have read long service pins instead of awards There will be another steak shoot Oct 5 at 3 p The games are for anyone wishing to play ore requested to register now with Harry Allen Tickets are still available for the musical We 11 meet again and may be obtained from Elizabeths Fashions Fletchers Family Shoe Store Vanderburgh Flowers and your bar stewards Sept Ladles 1st Merry Crawford 2nd booby Eileen Crcary Gents 1st Bruce Harley 2nd George Louth booby Bill Richards ENTERTAINMENT Sept 28 by Daniel Bruce SICK LIST Bernle In George town Hospital Percy King in Sunny brook Hospital Mathew Hennessey In Guelph Hospital Stan Swann in St Johns Bill in the Milton Manor Wm Bill Glbbs and Fan Weaver In the Bennett Centre George Johnson Barb Burns Chubby Lloyd and Sharkey at home Phone SCHEDULE A FILE CH8501 PROPOSAL BY REGANGRAHAM LIMITED TO OPERATE A COMMERCIAL GRAVEL PIT INCLUDING A HAUL ROUTE AND ACCESSORY USES ON LANDS OWNED BY SAID COMPANY IN PART LOT 12 CONCESSION I AND PART LOT CONCESSION II WHS TOWN OF IN THE MATTER OF Sections 2 3 and 63 of The Consolidated Hearings S 1981 c 20 IN THE MATTER OF Section 151 of the Planning Act R SO 1980 and IN THE MATTER OF the consideration of proposed Amendment No 55 to the Official Plan for the Town of Caledon Planning Area on a request by GE of Messrs Borden Elliot on behalf of Eaton Signy Eaton John Craig Eaton Harold Hammond Peter Catherine end Forks of Credit Estates Limited and a request by Ian Sinclair President of the Caledon Ratepayers Association Incorporated Minister s File No OP 0019055 and IN THE MATTER OF Section 255 of the Niagara Escarpment Plan and Development Act R SO and IN THE MATTER OF appeals by Gordon E Petch of Messrs Borden Elliot on behalf of the Eaton family and other ratepayers of Ihe Town of Caledon from a decision of the Niagara Escarpment Com mission dated January 25 1985 which approved subject to con dllions an application by Regan Graham Limited for the establishment of a licensed pit the installation of facilities accessory to the gravel processing operation and the demolition of several existing buildings on lands identified as Part Lot 1 2 Concession H S Town of Caledon NEC File PE83 84118 and IN THE MATTER OF appeals by Gordon E Petch of Messrs Borden Elliot on behalf of the Eaton family and other ratepayers of the Town of Caledon from a decision of the Niagara Escarpment Com mission dated January which approved subject to con dlllons an application by Regan Graham Limited lor the upgrading and reconstruction of an existing private roadway Irene Drive for use as a haul route from the applicant s proposed gravel pit on lands iden tiffed as Part Lot 1 2 Concession I H S Town of Caledon NEC File APPOINTMENT OF JOINT BOARD NOTICE In writing dated the 1 day of February and subsequent notice dated the 3rd day of June 985 was given to the Hearings Registrar by Mrs Lynda of Messrs Weir on behalf of Regan Graham Limited in cordance with Sections 2 and of the Consolidated Hearings Act S 1981 c20 BY ORDER dated the 29th day of May the Chairman of the Environmental Assessment Board and the Chairman of Ontario Municipal Board being establishing authority have shed a Joint board with respect to this application NOTICE OF HEARING TAKE NOTICE that the Joint Board hereby appoints MONDAY the 21ST day of OCTOBER 1985 at 10 o clock in forenoon local time for the commen cement of a PUBLIC HEARING at the following location Caledon Community Complex Church Street Caledon East Ontario AND TAKE NOTICE THAT If you do not attend or be represented at the hearing the Joint Board may proceed with the hearing in your absence and you will not be en titled to any further notice In the proceedings Submissions may be made In person at the hearing either orally or In writing The Board will not consider any sub missions regarding the proposal alter the hearing has been closed NOTICE OF PURPOSE OF HEARING The purpose of the hearing Is to enable the Joint Board to receive evidence wilh respect to this proposal and to obtain the views of the public to enable the Board to make a decision regarding Inter alia a the official plan amendment associated with this undertaking b the approvals necessary for the issuance of Ihe development permits that are required Copies ot all relevant material pertaining to this undertaking are available for examination during normal business hours in the offices of the Clerk of the Town of Caledon Chruch Street East and in the Office of Consolidated Hearings 5th Floor 1 St Clair Avenue West Toronto Ontario DATED AT TORONTO THIS 1 DAY OF AUGUST Yvonne Fernandas Hearings Registrar Office of Consolidated Hearings 1 St Clair Avenue West 5th Floor Toronto Ontario EXPLANATORY NOTE The purpose of the hearing Is approve the Official Plan Amendment number 55 of Official Plan of the Town of Caledon affecting lands owned by Regan Graham Limited In Part Lot 1 2 Concession WHS and Part Lot 1 2 Concession 2 WHS and to hear the appeals by various parties from the decisions the Niagara Escarpment Commission to issue two development permits to Reoan Graham Limited wilh respect to same lands The Official Plan Amendment and development permits are required to permit the orderly extraction and rehabilitation of extractive industrial uses on the lands owned by Regan Graham Limited Including the use of a haul route to Highway Number 1 across the lands In Part Lot 2 Concession 1 WHS