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Page 10 THE HERALD Wednesday June a A NEW SCOUT Sixty five Scouts Cuba and parents at- Church on Friday District Commissioner tended the annual Father and Son Banquet Murray Chopper Harrison invests Mark for the Third Georgetown Scouts at Snow 11 Scout during Wintario grant structure explained in local seminar About recreationoriented people Thursday sought answers on how to receive WlnWrio grants The program is very flexible so there are no con rules said Pat Duf fy wintario project con sultant Since grant money depends on the profits from tickets sold Generally if the groups these six lions their grant will be accepted funds arc only allotted for projects In physical fitness sports recreation or cultural ac tivities grants are available In response to community sup ported initiatives raised by private contributions of monies efforts and other resources projects funded by Wintario must be able to sustain any future on going costs without any further reliance on Wln- projects must benefit the community and made available to the public funds arc not available to relieve or replace regular government programs in this field of financial Keep your cool Boehmers and Lennox can help you Boehmers We sell Install and service Lennox central air conditioning the best on the market today Call us for a free estimate Keep cool Let central air conditioning add to the value of your home BERIL CARTER 8776931 Landfill accident settled A Feb it incident In which a car was pushed by a at the Georgetown landfill site was blown out proportion the contractor told the ton public works committee last week William Me nary whose Brentford contracting comp any holds the contract for operations the site said a settlement has been ar rived at with David Lawrence owner of the 19C6 model car Involved In the incident Mr Mcnary speaking before the committee to answer con corns raised by Italian Hilts corcillsrs over the Sites op era Hon said the employee In volved In the Incident has since left the company He said that in some cases theres justification on the part of employees for their attitude because a lew very residents and private Iduols seem to have a grip against regional government do not hesitate to give vent to their feelings the operator who is not a regional employee Roy Booth called the February incident the straw that broke the camels back and highlighted a situation which hoi existed for over three years Mr Booth charged that many complaints have been made about abusive language and attitudes He said on one occasion a small girl was in a cor when such an incident occurred Committee chairman Jack Itaftis agreed that private veh- on the site of any landfill operation move about like a bunch of rabbits interrupting the operation But Coun Muss Miller called the Lawrence Incident dam nod serious and admonished the contractor or the delay in settlement and inconvenience caused to Mr Lawrence Mr Menary replied that had no solicitor been Involved In the settlement the settlement would have been completed sooner He said he was by his Insurance company to offer a rental vehicle pend lng settlement and to make cash settlement Immediately Instead he told the commit tee settlement offer was pro posed by Mr Lawrence with drawn and then a solicitor engaged which delayed the action Mr Mcnary said in answer to concerns over signs stating enter at own risk that It Is a requirement for legal and in surance purposes Booth had said he expected to see a skull and cross bones painted The site is open to private individuals at their own risk but boxes are available for the disposal of refuse which can be hauled onto the site Mr Men He added that problems with payment overweight fees for residents would be passed onto the region for settlement If an argument in Any group interested should first contact the Hamilton office to explain the project and then make a formal application Duffy said usually pays M per cent for noncapital projects and for capital one third of the Mr Duffy is busy travelling about four nights a week to municipalities to answer similar questions and feels the program is working well Were distributing money around to worthwhile causes he said SWEEPSTAKES Its Our Gift To You I Books Of Tickets Weekly tlM word on ttit umiiDl In word I and mall to Editor Thi Htrald 101 rocaWod a era will mad and 8778336 MAIN STREET SOUTH SIDING VINVL and ALUMINUM EAVES Alio Do CONTINENTAL HOLDINGS EGO Where You Can Get It On With Fashion 8771100 TUNEUP AT ROGERS SHELL ZJ 8778123 I ONLY DEMONSTRATOR Battery Powered Electric Mower Reg DO ONLY HAZENS AUTO SERVICE Street I COME AND SEE THEM NOW 1 1 Automatic Power Attic ventilators l a Air Conditioning i a Servicing I7MI1I tour I SUPPLtE CENTRE FOR LUMBERLAND WEVE SOMETHING TO BLOW ABOUT EXPERTS Clown Foam Iniulatton Rooting Siding INSULATORS LEMON TWISTS Cor EARLY YEARS mm CHILDREN wear awaaa chicken li and A Guelpn HALTON PIZZA PALACE WE DELIVER 8774922 GARAGE HOUR TOWING WE NOW SELL SUPER NOLEAD and REGULAR GAS General Queen SI Acton IS A HALTON HILLS 519 8530911 QUEENS TIRE MICHELIN 8533940 HALTERS MI GUYS GIRLS WASH DEN VESTS LAST WEEKS WINNER MRS HARVET ALLEN Mail Geonjetown Ontario In The Matter Of Section 35 of The Planning Act S O 1970 c 349 And In The Matter Of an by The Corporation of the Town of Nit for approval of its Restricted Area bylaw TAKE NOTICE that the Ontario Municipal Board has appointed Monday the 27th day June at the hour of ten oclock local time In the forenoon at the Old Esqueslng Municipal Building In the Town of Georgetown at- the Council Chambers Municipal Building Georoetown Ontario for the hearing of all parties Interested In supporting or opposing with respect to the lands set out In Schedule A attached to and forming part of the Appointment for TH IS HEAR ING Is being held primarily to decide whether or nor the above mentioned bylaw should or should not be approved Requests for changes will only be considered by special leave granted by the Board and If sufficient advance notice has been given to the Clerk Administrator of the municipality to permit notice of such requests to neighbouring property owners It should also be noted that any decision made at this hearing Is subject to the right of any person Interested to apply for an amendment under Section 35 of The Planning Act DATED at Halton Hills this 1st day June GD Clerk Administrator The Corporation of the Town of Halton Hills Municipal Offices Main Street South Georgetown Ontario IN THE MATTER OF SECTION OF THE PLANNING ACT -AND- IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION BY THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF HALTON HILLS FOR APPROVAL OF ITS RESTRICTED AREA BYLAW APPOINTMENT FOR HEARING THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD hereby appoints Monday the day of June 1977 at the hour of ten oclock local time In the forenoon at the Old Esqueslng Municipal Building In the Town of Georgetown tor the continuation of the hearing of all parties In terested In supporting or opposing this application with respect to the lands set out In Schedule A attached hereto and forming part of this appointment If you do not attend and are not represented at this hearing the Board may proceed In your absence and you will not be entitled to any further notice ot the proceedings In the event the decision la reserved persons taking part In may request a copy of the decision from the presiding Board Member Such decision will be mailed to you when available DATED at Toronto this of April 1977 SECRETARY Schedule A To The Appointment For Hearing Dated The Day of April 1977 Page A Lands of Donald Number stone situated on Lot IB Concession 8 Page half Lot Concession Lot Concession Lot 19 Concession 3 Lot Concession 3 Lot Concession Page 5 Lands of Upper Canada College west half of Lots 14 and part of the west ha If of Lots and part of the east half of Lots and all In Con cession 1 Pago 5 Lands of Donald Woodward and 5 other parties residing on Park Street In the Hamlet of Glen Williams whose lands abut the Ml zone to rear of their lands Page Lands of Mushroom Farm as shown Plan of Survey Ex 15 Page Lands owned by Master Feeds with rospect to the Ml zoning proposed to such lands Page Lands of Gordon being the west half Lot Concession proposed to be zoned RU Page Lands of Peter Branch being the east half of Lots 1 and Concession 10 THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF HILLS Amendment to Bylaw 74 51 by Bylaw 76 95 EXPLANATORY NOTE Council for The Corporation of the Town Hills deems It ad visable to amend bylaw the comprehensive ion bylaw for the former Township of area to provide for those Items In by law 74 51 which were not finally determined by the Ontario Municipal Board at the Hearing held on the comprehensive zoning by law commencing the 15th day of March At the time of the Ontario Municipal Board Hearing In March of 1976 a number representations were made by or on behalf of various in dividuals owning properties that would be affected by bylaw 7451 Most of the comments received by objectors related to specific properties where for Instance a commercial use had been carried out on the properly for a number of years prior to the date of the passing of the comprehensive zoning by law but through an oversight the land had been designated Rural or some other zone classification on the land use schedule In the decision of the Ontario Municipal Board dated the day April 1976 on the comprehensive zoning bylaw the approval or rejection of those parts of the bylaw where land had been Inadvertently designated other than the existing use was simply delayed to be covered In an amending bylaw Bylaw 7695 and In particular sections 14 18 20 22 and deal with specific properties where a zone change from the original designation In bylaw was deemed necessary Sections and 19 In Bylaw 7695 redesignate parcels of land shown on Schedule to bylaw from Niagara Escarpment E zone to Rural RU zone since after bylaw was passed by Council but before the Ontario Municipal Board Hearing In March of 1976 the new Niagara Escarpment Development Control Area was defined and at that time It was determined that these particular parcels of land did not fall within the Development Control Area Another maor area of bylaw was not covered In the original Board decision of April 5th and relates fo the and OS2 zones These zones are known as open space and hazard lands With the new mapping available from the Ministry of Natural Resources the original zones as shown on bylaw 7451 were deleted and the zones as outlined on Schedules B and E to Bylaw 7695 are to be substituted as outlined In Section Section 6 to by law deals with lands owned by Upper Canada College and known as Lots 14 and 15 In Concession 11 for the former Township of and provides that these lands may be used tor the uses historically carried out on the properties by Upper Canada College Sections 1 to Bylaw deal with general amendments to bylaw 51 In some Instances errors that were originally made In bylaw 7451 are corrected and In others general amendments to the bylaw are made In accordance with portions of the decision of the Ontario Municipal Board on bylaw on the day of April The Notice of Hearing published with this Explanatory Note sets out the time place and date when the Ontario Municipal Board will the application of the Town of Halton Hills for approval of by law Clerk Administrator The Corporation the Town of Halton HIIU Municipal Offices Main Street South Georgetown Halton HI I it Ontario L7G 4X1