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6 ------__ THE NEW TANNER a Public meeting slated for former YMCA building Acton residents can com- ment on proposed plans for seven apartments in the former YMCA building on Mill Street at a public meet- ing slated for June 22. Building owner Dianne Biggs needs a rezoning to proceed with her plans be- cause the current commer- cial zoning does not allow the property to be used for The way to go! B mmvnirunis ATAVEL Professional Travel & Cruise Officials Trafalgar Tours The Way to See Britain by Coach June 24-July 3 British Highlights 10 days $1249.00 July 1-July 14 Best of Britain 14 days $1710.00 June 26-July 4. Best of Cornwall 9 days & Devon pee) <1049.00 Includes First Class Hotels, Most Meals, 56 Mill Street East, Acton 853-3580 or 1-800-263-0246 On the occasion of the completion of our new facilities GILBERT MACINTYRE & SON residential purposes. Town planning staff are concerned with the proposed intensity of the proposal and the adequacy of on-site amenity areas and parking - two issues that will be dealt with after the public meet- ing. Various Town depart- ments and agencies have no objections to the proposal, although several indicated that they would have condi- tions of approval. Mayor Marilyn Serjeantson, who said Bi, had been to her office to ds. cuss the proposal on Mon- day, asked when a building permit might be issued and was told by this fall, if Biggs fulfils requirements of a site plan by that date. LEGION News BRANCH @ No. 197 By MIKE MANUEL Comrade Ab Irwin says he will require help at 9 a.m. Sunday, June 7, 1998 at the Fairview Cemetery to dig holes and plant geraniums on graves in memory of veter- ans interred at Fairview. Please bring a garden trowel or a similar utensil for digging. This important part of Legion history should be taken to heart by all of our members. Please help. THE PUBLIC IS INVITED to stop in and view ness. The home will be self-sufficient but share staff and Son Guneral Home in Guelph. Maggie Petrush THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1998 'SATIN Rockwood's new funeral home Sunday when operator Mike MacIntyre holds an Open House for the new busi- with the Gilbert MacIntyre evsky- photo. New funeral home opens on Sunday in Rockwood BY MAGGIE PETRUSHEVSKY The New Tanner Area residents are wel- come to visit Rockwood's own funeral home during its grand opening open house this Sunday, May 31. The new structure on Guelph Street has been con- structed for the Guelph firm of Gilbert MacIntyre and Son and will share staff with that facility. Mike MacIntyre says the Rockwood location will be staffed daily although the person on sight may vary de- pending on the situation at the Guelph home. "We have six licensed fu- neral directors on staff," he said. "We expect to be able to look after both locations with our existing staff and cars so that someone will be in Rockwood at all times." The Rockwood location will also be fully equipped with its own preparation room and a display of caskets, urns and vaults just like the Guelph home so that area families can be served on site. Indeed, the building is large enough that two families could be accommodated at one time if necessary. FUNERAL HOME 117 Guelph Street Rockwood, Ontario Dnottes you fo an OPEN HOUSE on Sunday, May 31, 1998 from 2 p.m. fo4 p-m. MacIntyres have been in © the funeral business since ' March 1933 when Gilbert set up their Guelph operation. Mike worked with his father until his retirement and now his own son, Mike, has joined the business. "We've been monitoring the area and after three years we concluded a funeral home could be needed to serve Rockwood and Eramosa resi- dents," MacIntyre said. "We're excited to be doing this because we feel strongly a home is needed as a con- venience for people in that area."