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Milton Heights bowling halted by twp council BOOMING CONSTRUCTION IN this spring and summer started with erection of apartment houses the one above on the Beverley House property at the corner of Church and Maria top while work continued on Churchill Road South riKht in the picture below Left is the small plaza which is converted into a medical centre and new ilrue store which opened last Below huge earth movers are busy on the first phase of the Bovis Corporation unit housing development on the former property Another ip irtment house is going up on Ransom St beside Cemetery while a litUt further along Highway I Main St line first HO home condominium progress Photos by D Coles Churchill Use of outdoor bowling faculties on Milton Heights area property by members of the ItalianCanadian Club of Milton has been halted by Esquestag Council on the grounds that a change In land use resulted when the club decided to provide owner John maintenance work per month for use of the property The township a holding by law passed in November prohibits any other use of land than what was taking place prior to the by law Monday night council also refused to grant club representative Lou a week postponement on the halt order which would allow him time to seek legal counsel and consultation Mr and Mr Gazzola appeared at Monday night council meeting after the club received a letter informing them they were contravening the holding bylaw Reeve Tom Hill said council had not received a letter of complaint about the bowling but that it had been brought to their attention by a resident No change claimed bowling was taking place at the Gazzola property as early as I960 He suggested use of the land now is the same as it was then even though members of the club are now using the facilities He said the club has been a chartered social club since May of this year It not something we re starting new The thing was always kept up told council Reeve HIU Insisted the holding by law was contravened because the land was changed from an agricultural use to a profit- making concern The change was when you made it a chartered membership club You can charge people to come there the reeve pointed out Nadalin replied that members are charged to belong to the club not specifically for use of the bowling facilities He also said neighbors close by the property who were consulted said they would not disrupt the bowling HIU said he d been told Mr asked a neighbor if he would mind the club operating there for one year but that he ask for the second year We have witnesses to say it was for more than one year replied Charges violation Hill also charged the club with violating the township building bylaw by moving a bus on to the property for use as a clubhouse after the original one burned down When said the bus is still mobile the reeve reminded him the township also has a by law saying there will be no more trailers allowed Nadalin said the club only hoped to get this year a usage out of the facilities and that there t be a continuation of It at the site The ItalianCanadian Club is just starting It not infringing on any other party or the Health Act he stated Councillor explained council is not against the club operating at the site but that they must abide by the holding bylaw There are many others you in the same boat We re turning down a good many dollars in assessment here month after month he said Heated discus Ion Discussion between the parties became heated when Hill charged that the club hasn t complied with any township rules or regulations whatsoever He said club representatives should have come to council after the original building burned down What number in the by law have we broken then Nadalln questioned The whole by law Hill roared back If Mr invites his friends up there can you stop that then asked refused to answer yes or que try It the question merely saying You What you re saying is you t us replied to the reeve There are four other councillors here Don t you go on the majority vote in the democratic fashion he asked You re out of line Lou when you start making accusations like that Councillor Dick interjected in a firm tone The by law is being breached and there nothing that was said tonight to dispute this Deputyreeve RusseU Miller reminded he admitted from the start Mr is receiving worth of maintenance work per month for use of the property You also moved a bus in which is illegal In my opinion the bus should be moved he said Can he or can not Invite friends up to bowl on his property asked once In my opinion that looking for a way around it and there jut a way around It Councillor offered Hill said he have words put in my mouth on that question but Councillor who is also a lawyer sold council could not stop friends from going to the properly as long as It wasn being done on a commercial basis Councillor Wilfrid Leslie remained silent throughout the discussion When Reeve sold there would be no postponment on the halt order and that the facilities were closed off as of now and left the meeting with these parting words from You don I abide by the laws You make your own rights and wrongs on it In April council refused to issue permits for social in renovated bam on the property of Miss St Jean south of Georgetown to the Georgetown area French Canadian Association Weather brightens for Sunday picnic By Mrs Fred Owing to the inclement weather weekend plans were changed for the outdoor service and Sunday School picnic The church service was held in the church at 10 clock followed by the picnic dinner in the church hall Tables Here set up and e one enjoyed choosing from the on a long buffet table borne refilled by home of the bus ladies In the kitchen Wo coffee or was served to aU also ice cream for everyone Rev rosbury said Grace after the bountiful meal and while were seated at the tables Rev spoke on behalf of all had shared and spoke to the honored couple Carol and Bob Hyde who are leading this week for their first charge at Carljle busk He then called on Mr Leslie Swackhamer to add a few words of appreciation to what he had already said read a Suitable address and Misses Jojcc and Debbie presented them with a beautiful guest book and desk pen set suitably each thanked all for such a lonely gift and spoke of the happy together this tune the weather seemed a little brighter and the children Rot more aniioeis to go to the lake as planned In time Mr Denny had the bus on the grounds and soon it was filled with children and grownups and the sports were carried out as planned up at Police mill crack down Police committee chairman Councillor Chapman warned last night Tuesday police will begin cracking down on motorists abusing No Parking areas downtown immediately He said a tot of people have been disregarding signs lately home of Mr and Mrs Emerson Anderson Jim and Earl at Bel wood Lake Races scrambles boating and horseshoe pitching was enjoyed with a treat of watermelon for all at the end of another happy picnic Birthday dinner A buffet dinner was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Ward Hamilton on Sunday to honor Mr Hamilton birthday when all the family were present Mrs Bob Kerr attended a at Solcna and while down near home she visited with her parents Hamilton Hamilton went with his friend Dan Tin kne for the weekend camping near All on Mrs Aiehie Kerr Is spending most of the summer up at their cottage at rails Miss has work In with Mrs Kerr We are to report Mr Clifford Store is a patient in Hospital We hope he will soon be able to return Shower held A large crowd gathered at BaUinafad Community Hall and held a shower in honor of Miss Marilyn a bridetobe She received many beautiful and useful gilts Mr Bruce Mc- was master of ceremonies and read the address and sinking by Mr Gordon of Brampton and dancing were Others lust visited A lovely lunch in the basement was served to about 130 who signed the guest book and wished the happy couple the very best Mr and Mrs Dan Kidd and sons Leslie and Dannie visited with Mr and Mrs Fred lost week Mr and Mrs Kenneth Rotz and Debbie of BIythc spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Tom and Mike The children stayed for a week the rents Mibs Margery Morrison of Denver arrived last Friday to visit with sister and brother inlaw Mr and Mrs N Attend funeral Mr Mrs Charles have returned home on Saturday June after attending the funeral of his sister Miss Margaret of I I When there spent two weeks with the rest of the fanulv On Mr Mrs attended the hosier Reunion is held near Brampton each Congratulations lo Sharon Mac one of the pupils it lXpnnie School who mended Die graduation We are sorry to report Mr Wilfred is a patient in General Hospital We hope he soon will be able to return home Sudden death Churchill friends and neighbors widi to extend sympathy to Mr Mrs William Dobbie and family in the sudden death of his iljlliel Mrs A Smith of Kitchener service was in the New Apostolic Church Kitchener with burial In the Memorial Gardens Mr mil Mrs Anderson of attended sisters funeral on Saturday an spent the weekend with Mr ml Mrs William Dobbie and i Mr Mrs Norman Turner David and spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs J J Julian in Brampton The oc casion was their wedding anniversary and aU the family were there to celebrate Brampton high school first reunion was being held on Sunday June 25 ana all of Mr and Mrs J J Julian family had been students and briefly attended this event Friends of Mr and Mrs G of North Bay wUI be sorry to hear Mrs Turner is a patient in the hospital there We all hope she will soon be able to be back home SHOPPING In is easier and more pleasant since the renovations mm The Acton Free Press Wednesday Juno 1972 3 Second Mall Reel si ration Number 1 Mi mil mi NOTICE Re Garbage Collection Due to the Town Work force observing the Dominion Day Holiday Monday July 3rd Garbage collection will bo Tuesday July 4th Normal collection will resume Thursday July 6th JT Hurst Clerk 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