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Legion Lines THE HERALD Wednesday 1 197S placed second and Sturgeon Falls who were third Saturday afternoon June Helen Atkinson and I were out to Milton to the Auxiliary sponsored Home makers members receive their spoons and certificates for the unit they have Just completed called a Touch of Stltchcry There were nine groups participating totalling 77 of which completed their unit and of these 14 were first time members There were skits and We loot one of older from the groups from members last Friday in the Hornby Milton passing of Brennan Block had been In and out of hospital Palermo Georgetown 1 many times when he lived on Georgetown a and Hornby By Horn a Til St and Raylawn and the past year or so he bad been out In Milton Centennial Manor I saw Wes last In March end he t feeling too good then and went steadily down hill from there on I was sorry not to have known about the North Jane Kirby and her assistant Karen Arnott were present and Jane certainly chose an excellent helper Karen Is a lovely young lady who seemed to have the patience and desire to help these younger girls It showed in the work the these young ladies Our sympathies are ex tended to Mary Bower who lost her sister last week 1 have heard that Frieda Handy was in hospital and hod a knee operation She is home now and Is getting around on crutches A speedy recovery to you Frieda Maggie Murphy Is not up to par these days She that her and we wish her well also Jimmy Murphy could feel a little more chipper now has the cast off his foot after spraining It quite badly Also many will know George mother rid will be sorry to hear she is In St Michael Hospital In Toronto and we all wish her a speedy return to health Also to Helen Atkinsons dad in Milton Manor who had a fall on Saturday and he s back in bed Wc hope he is up and feeling better very soon Percy King Is In Georgetown Hospital hopefully not for long Collier Is In St Michaels In Toronto and I understand he is being operated on today Monday Best wishes to you Jim Steve is home now for awhile but still in con pain Sure wish they could do something for him to case it Hang In there Steve I hove been given two more names of members that are willing to bring our members home from out of town hospitals If they need Iran We set up this Idea so no members of their family would have to take time off work to bring them home and for the comfort of the members so they don have to come home by bus My thanks to Albert Porter Hon Walter and Trevor Williams I would like a few more names as I know two of these fellows are on shift work This Contd next page Service that Branch 12 held did for both Jane and for Wea or I would certainly Karen as the work was just have been there It was a case beautiful considering many of my not dropping Into the had never done anything like branch over the weekend or IN before being Informed In time To our Many of the members from late Comrade family and other groups were 15 years old friends we offer our sincere had made the article they sympathy in the loss of friendly kindly gentleman I had a most happy surprise Friday afternoon when the florin delivered a parcel to our home and when I recovered chose to embroider The younger girls hadn quite the sewing experience to do this so transferred designs and had free choice articles to do such place motes wall hangings from the this doesnt cushions handbags and that happen too often I read the type of thing card and it was a gift of a A lot of credit goes to Nancy Rubber Plant from the Diamond who took the last unit Section of Branch 120 with Yeast last You have chosen September but was not quite anything nicer as I am just a when the unit started but beginne In house plants was when It finished So Gentlemen I thank you very much It has been my pleasure to report all your many and varied activities the past two years I vc yet to meet a harder working bunch of fellows When you say you re going to do something you all last Achievement Day Nancy could not receive her spoon 1 m sure she was disappointed Id see all the other girls receive theirs However she stuck to It and was rested enough to participate in everything going on I was happy to see her receive her go all out and do it and end up spoon this last Saturday for singing In Frank s cose- I Unit The ministry of whistling all the way to me agriculture and food states bank With the less than n membership you have you accomplish a great deal It fun working with you and continued success In all of your ventures Saturday one of our Auxiliary teams were in Sudbury bowling in Provincial playoff Hazel Dumper reports that our team of Marion Carney Barb Bums Charlene MacCormack Ann Nicholson and Linda Wright came ninth out of teams Considering all teems were the best of the lost District finals from all over Ontario our gals did ex ceptlonally well This team with the exception of a few changes have had the honour of taking the Provincial Trophy a few years ago so you can tell they arc high calibre bowlers Bowling is all over now til the fall when they start again from branch level up to Zone then District then on to Congratulations to Waterloo who were first Stratford who that a member must be 12 to be a member and this goes up to years of age Spoons with the Ontario crest inscribed II Is presented to every member who completes the unit Certificates are awarded to all members who complete an even number of projects Another young girl I know received a County Honours Certificate which means she has completed six units Congratulations to Sheila Anderson who accomplished this Miss Lorraine Holding the Home Economist stressed the fact that they want more members so if you have a daughter or friend who shows interest In any aspect of home making have her give Jane a call at and discuss it with her The next unit begins In September Miss Holding also expressed her thanks to all the Ladles In Ladles Church Groups and Ladles Auxiliary who have taken an interest in sponsoring BUSINESS DIRECTORY OPTOMETRIST Brown R0 17 MAIN ST OPTOMETRIST R Hamilton RO BARRAGERS Cleaners A IIHJM4 CHIROPRACTOR GWCorbettDC II SI eel Goo HONE Evans Chiropractic Clinic I CLIPSHAM MORETON LTD ENGINEERS SURVEYORS la Associate Tax Consultants 877 IN MM St Georgetown RESTAURANTS OPEN FOR LUNCHES I AM TO J Hunters Inn Country Restaurant My mil graduated from Coil of Family and Con al Iho of She majored In Consumer Con turner Services Depart the Canadian Home Economics Assoc lallon and Is looking forward to learning the gimi of tennis on Gas Coniu Services Department tor Hot Interests art Music l President Advertising and Hamilton and Business She pro Qua led College of Agricultural Technology with a diploma Home Her Interests very from Wiling to fashion Learning to salt Is her summer In all kinds of sports and crafts The Consumer Services Representatives at Union Gas will be conducting a Consumer Information Clinic This clinic has been established to supply you the Consumer with up to date consumer information Topics available for discus will cover areas such as home food freezing appliance purchasing metric conversion ASK for our Metric House hangup Demonstrations and information dealing with the GAS range barbecues washers and dryers will bo a part of the Clinic Our Consumer Information handouts are available at NO CHARGE Docomo in UNION GAS OFFICE date May time am pm Georgetown phone 8772491 Toll Free Hamilton THF USE Looms was described to members of the Credit Valley Artisans at their Cottage over the weekend Under the guidance of Pat Minn em a Toronto local weavers Including left Suzanne and Jane Eadlnger learned the techniques of the special loom CORRECTION Due to an error on part of KINNEY SHOES OF CANADA limited the advertisement which appeared May 12 was Incorrect The pony sport shoe Item should hove read made In Korea not made In Canada NOTICE OF APPLICATION CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF HILLS FOR APPROVAL OF A BY LAW TO REGULATE LAND USE PASSED PURSUANT TO SECTION OF THE PLANNING ACT TAKE NOTICE thai the Council of The Corporallon of the Town of Helton Hills ntends to apply Municipal Board pursuant to the provls on of Section of The Planning Act for approval of by law passed on the 2nd day of February A copy of the by law Is furnished herewith Anoleglvlnganexplonallonof the purpose and effect of the by law and staling lands affected thereby Is also urn shed hcrew in ANY PERSON Interested may Willi fourteen days after tho date this notice send by registered mall or deliver to the Clerk Administrator of The Corporation Town of Hal ton Hilts not coot to approval of he said by law together a statement of grounds of such on ANY wishing to support tor approval of by low may n fourteen days after the date of his not send by registered mall or deliver to the Clerk Administrator of The Corporation of the Town of Helton lis not Ice of his support to approval of said by law together with a for of any hearing that may so I may appoint a I me and place when Notice of any hear may bo held objection or of support and who undersigned me address to THE LAST DATE for 111 ng DATE Dal Town of Hal ton mils this I approve of day May A 1976 GO Clerk nlslrator The Corporation of Town of Hal ton Hills Main Street South Georgetown Ontario L7G 3G4 Consumer to greet you EXPLANATORY NOTE AMENDMENT TO BY LAW BY BY LAW NO Council for Tho of the Town ol Hills deems It advisable to amend By law of Town of Helton Hills Georgetown by changing zone the lands shown on Schedule I to By law 12 from Residential Third Density lone to Residential Fourth Dens rone If By law 12 receives approval the Ontario clpal Board the lands shown on Schedule I the By law may be used for erect on of an ding containing a maximum number of dwell ng units arc contained In By law front rear and side yard set backs the building lobe creeled on the lands and In addition Ihe height of the building Is restricted a maximum of feet Schedule to By law Is a site plan designating Ihe place on the lands where apartment building Is be located The present uses which may be carried out on the property are set out In sect on of Zoning By law for Town of Hills Georgetown and Include the following uses and high schools churches parks made of proper In THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF HALTON HILLS BYLAW No 7612 A By law to amend Zoning By taw No as amended of tho former Town of Georgetown now Corporation th Town of Halton HI1U WHEREAS Council of the of the Town of HIM deems It necessary and advisable to provide the requirements for the erection of a Senior Citizens Apartment House on certain lands known as Part of Lot IB Concession 9 Town of Hills formerly Town of Georgetown NOW THEREFORE THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF HALTON HILLS ENACTS AS FOLLOWS by changing the zone designation of this By law as Schedule R3 Residential Four By law Is further ante plan RJ 9ol Schedul Mils By taw as Schedule Section 13 which si by adding to Schedule C APLE AVENUE AND any provisions of Irtls Bylaw as amended to the contrary lands described In Section 13 hereof herein after referred as the lands may be used for the purposes of a Sen or Citizen Apartment House provided such development compiles with the following It By law 76 12 should be approved by Ontarlt the property is In conformity with Official F slflerotlon r the Clerk Administrator he of Ihe Town of Hills Municipal Offices Main Street South Ontario L7G3G4 of Dwelling Units ids Covered by tr square feet Yard MIn mum Depth feel 13 Rear Yard mum Depth SO feel 13 Interior Side Yards Mlnlrr feet 13 Landscaped Open Space Minimum percent Number of Storeys Maximum Storeys 5 He of Building SO to In Section 13 1 a ParlofLotlB Concession 9 Town of Hills formerly the Town of Georgetown The lands are situated fronting on Street west of Maple Avenue and east of Durham Street I apply structure shall be located on lands other e will the provisions and specifications sat plan hereto as Schedule and The notations and references set out on said Schedule shall form a part of provisions requirements for the development of sold lands This By law shall take effect on day It Is passed by the Council of the of the Town of Hills to the approval of Ontario Municipal