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No Rockwood build permits without OK from trustees No sooner had Eramosa township council passed a resolution Monday making it mandatory that applications for building permits in be submitted to village trustees before granting a building permit than one dissatisfied resident rose to protest The resolution was passed on the request of the village trustees who through chairman Don Hilts stated they were disheartened by the way zoning by laws were being flouted in the village They felt if the trustee board could see official plans for building in the village before a permit was issued irregularities could be detected building commenced No power But McLaren a Main St Rockwood resident appearing at the township council asking them to bend zoning by lawssohe could replace his present workshop with a new cement block building took exception to the resolution He charged village trustees had no power over township zoning by laws and it would be useless to refer building plans to them Mr McLaren said he could replace his present buildinj described as a wall by wail and thus circumvent the by ending up with a workshop the same size as he has now But he complained if he observes all the by laws pulls down the present building he will be confined to constructing a much smaller building which won t suit his purposes Mr McLaren workshop is adjacent to the village post office Advised he should comply with the zoning by law Mr told council to forget the whole thing since building anything required consulting so many people it was out of hand By law flouted Earlier village trustee chairman Hilts told council the township zoning by low were flouted and in order to control building in the village council would have to get tougher He said the trustee heard a suggestion at their last meeting to prosecute one resident who built on a single lot In Rockwood two lots are mandatory Township councillors it was reasonable to allow the trustee board to make recommendations but failed to see where they could grant further powers to the trustees Coundltor Ken Fair added that most builders were on th- up and up complying with by laws and it would create a lot more red tape if requests first had to go to trustees Warren Parkinson admitted some township by laws had been contravened but said council intended to get tougher the matter came to a vote however the resolution went through with the reeve casting the deciding vote Conform permit Joined by building inspector Joe later council heard Mr McLaren describe his situation insist it was a township matter not one for trustees Mr McLaren was told he could get a building permit with no trouble if ho conformed to the by laws Deputy reeve D told Mr McLaren the village trustee knows the village better than the township council and it would save a lot of headaches and time for council if the trustees made a recommendation first Mr McLaren said he t see how council could refuse to permit someone who would wreck an old fire trap and replace it with a new building much easier on the eye tin case of a duplex It is alleged has been turned into a was discussed and it was decided the owner had contravened the by la by a stairway inside to allow access for four families Reeve Warren Parkinson said the township had to stick to regulations A permit for a duplex hud been issued and until permission was granted it would remain a duplexnot a Mr said the owner told him he complied with the board of health but Councillor Dick Strong took exception law comes first and then the approval from the office It would be a mistake to let the health office over rule us he said The entire discussion was initiated early in the meeting when Jack Sargent another resident appeared at council with sketches for a variety store and two apartments he proposed on and 159 in the village He described the for council at their requcsl but they asked for more information before making a decision on the building the new resolution lit will be obliged to approval from the trustee board first Induction ceremonies Rev Williams he Rockwood United Church Mr Williams who succeeds wis the scene Thursday Reverend Peter Tucker presently evening of the induction of Ontario wis of Rev Ralph C dunnf introduced to the congregations which several members of the of his two new charges by Rev J and United Moore the chairman of the Churches participated Witerloo Presbytery Work together Clarence of Bellwood is the lay reader of the ennuis service which Rev Ross Williams also of entreated the congregation to cooperate with their newly installed minister sajinf that ministering was too a job for one man alone but that it was up to all members of the church to work together to perform the functions as Christians working together Formal service Moore then performed the formal Induction Service and Rev Williams as minister of his new charges the prayer of benediction after which the congregation and guests moved into the church hall for a social period There Mr and Mrs Williams were introduced to the vinous members of the Rock wood and Stone Churches the Mont confab by Mr and Mrs Archie Wheeler and Mr and Mrs Ross Gordon of introduced the fill Stan Harris CJerk of Session gave a sincere word of thanks to Rev N I Vostony of Guelph for his interim ministerial services he praised him for holding the congregation together so well during the period from December when Rev Tucker left for until Rev Williams arrival Mr Harris welcomed Rev Don and his wife and Rev and Mrs from Hill a past associate of Mr Williams Stan then thanked the ladies of the congregations for their delicious lunch which culminated friendly and sue affair Creative arts program depends REV AND MRS RALPH C WILLIAMS recently took up residence in the community The official induction service for Mr Williams wis held Wednesday evening at which time members of both congregational charges of Stone Rockwood United Churches were present Photo by Lorraine Look forward to ministry United church in inbt on Street is occupied once with the personalis of two delightful people and Mrs Willmm of Ontario hive looked to their Li in the village It to them before up rtsidinee in Itoekwood as one of Ontario spots and hope and some of its Hit son of Methodist minister Mr Williams has been lesson itttl with tin itdcMiistiu for and has lived in several Ontario areas on response the resignation of Hamilton as caret for the cenotaph Ceimterj and agreed to the impbtllville Venturers the rate for Liking can of thi properties Agreed to advertise for pound keeper Applied to the Department of for the of land below and nine in concession one and two for road widening purposes Heard progress report on the subdivision from George and the names of their and engineer on the case said the development was being held up waiting for the registration of the general survey and said he doubted he could make the target date of June for the start of the project with congregations irom to smaller communities His tremendous interest in people interdenominational iffilulions will new fervour to village Wants to cooperate 1 un lookinj forward to co oper itinj with the other ehurehes said Rev Williams who likes being involved in the it tivities of communities when people to know ich oilier Mrs Williams shires her of mi i tint other members of the district is herself clever triftswomin who oil is hobb One of her own origin lis over their hunt room cleverly in outdoor which she modestly was some tunc aeo Hie Vidimus have one son who in london Ontario with four jounchildren two two Induction st ricc List Wednesday evening was the induilion service during which the of the Rockwood mil Stone United Church were ill turned over to the new the approximate a week A recent request by Mrs Mary Coulter to the Recreation Committee is up for consideration and memo will soon be circulated to the residents in requesting them to indicate their interest in the establishment of a Creative Arts program it the Centennial School Mrs Coulter who has lived In for the past three years on MacKcnzie street has seen need for recreationol programming within the community feels that such a program planned for the fall would be beneficial and rewarding for the entire township Call tenders new office Replying to i letter from ramosa council about dih on the new post office MP Alt Hales invest gated and discovered the setback was due to the failure of the IXpartment to hire i lawver to further It has been out now the Department will start calling tenders in The new post office will be built on land the new fire hall in Mr Hales sure tot on that observed Reeve Warren Parkinson of 10 with emphasis on those requiring minimal equipment However it tremendous interest shown courses will be considtred The inked Mrs Coulter for the request mm ending her imbitions ind the members intention to in ikint the winter program a venture Deboer Movers Storage North American Van Lines TRAINED MEN TO MOVE YOU IT COSTS YOU NO MORE LOCAL AND IONQ DI5TANCE MODERN WAREHOUSES PACKING CRATING ESTIMATES OVERSEAS SHIPMENTS GEORGETOWN HOURS The Free Wednesday May Make no objection I Guelph- Acton line township council made no objection to Ontario Hydro plans to run a transmission power line along the north side of the CN Railway tracks from to following a meeting with two lis at the regular of council Monday fill purpose of the 27 KV line is to provide service security for the Acton area reinforcinf the present supply of power Hydro officials told council The railwav route since it would be shorter less and interfere with fewer people requiring few tree The line will carry two circuits with wooden poles to feet height One hydro official told that Ontario Hydro found it easier to deal with private properly owners than the railroad when it came to getting easements There can be no building under the overhang but other land uses are permitted Councillor Dick Strong asked the delegation if they had considered going underground through but received a negative answer It is very expensive said one official indicating they must be about underground installations since granting one municipality the privilege could lead to many more requests The line will have a future capacity of KV GUESS WHO bo eating steaks for dinner Denny Brace of Guelph Street Rockwood caught this specimen piscatorial splendor at rhornbury during a weekend fishing jaunt Eight pounds of solid meat measuring inches the giant was caught with fish eggs as bait The lucky also captured three rainbows of approximately two pounds Photo by Lorraine Safety talks Constable Tom of recently spoke on Milton OPP has been busy lc s lo safety lectures to children at Brook lie rural schools in Uie North Halton and district Clearance Sale AT Acton Fabric Centre ALL LADIES WEAR REDUCED 25 TO PRICE DRAPERY REMNANTS SPRING FABRICS SPE0MUT raiCEB ZIPPERS J SUPERMARKET MILL ST ACTON 8530650 So people in this area seem to be Guelph 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