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9:26.3.
David Greig no longer is co
holder of the Sr. Boys 100 m
record. Previously he tied the 1935-
1985 records set by D. Warr an and
R. Campbell of 11.2. This time he
ran the 100 m in 11.1 to have sole
possession of the record.
In the 400 m, Greig also lowered
his own existing record to 50.1
seconds.
Mike Nolan, in the 300 m hurdles
broke Shawn Gedkes record of 43.3
set in 1993 when he sprinted the
race in 41.3.
The other record was set by Janet
Lisle in Junior triple lump when
she leaped 10.44 m to break a 1993
record of 10.27 set by Heather
Askes.
Other excellent medal
performances were earned by
Adam Schiestel when he won gold
in Jr. triple jump, silver in long
jump and silver in high jump.
In Midget Girls, Andrae Dickson
also earned a gold in long jump and
bronze in triple jump.
The athletes are now preparing
for OFSAA Regionals to be held at
Lions Park in Brantford May 30,
31. The top four qualifiers from
each event at that meet will
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Etobicoke.
Local athletes at WOSSA and
their standings are: Midgets (Girls)
- 4 x 100 m relay, Becky Rapson,
Katie MacPherson, Andrae Dick
son, Heather MacDonald, second,
53.9; Becky Rapson, 100 m, 13.7,
. 10th; Lauren Walker, shotput, 7.44.
Midgets (Boys) - Nathan
Garland, shotput, 12.73, fourth;
discs, 31.79.
Juniors (Girls) - Melina Hussey,
400 m, 1:14.4; 300 hurdles, 56.8;
Sarah Exel, long jump, 3.56; triple
jump, 8.47; discs, 18.38.
Juniors (Boys) - Sjaan Gerth,
1500 m, 4.29, eighth; 3,000 m,
9:26.3, seventh (new school
record); Cory Bragg, 100 m, 11.5,
ninth.
Senior (Girls) - 4 x 100 relay,
55.1, seventh, Jola Omole, Melina
Hussey, Celina Stewart, Janet
Lisle.
Senior (Boys) - 4 x 100 relay,
Adam Schiestel, Cory Bragg,
David Greig, Trevor Seip, 45.07,
sixth; Andrew Exel, shotput, 10.84;
discs, 27.24.
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Weather
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farmers alike to be aware of the
dangers when a compressed plant
ing season leads to late nights, long
hours and the urge to hurry.
Farmers need to be cautious now
and non-farmers need to be aware
of heavy machinery on the roads at
all hours of the night, said
Humphries.
The one bright spot on the agri
cultural front thus far this spring is
the cold-tolerant grains such as bar
ley, mixed grains and oats.
"There is good emergence in
those fields," he said.
As for suggestions that this could
be a hot, dry summer, Ristic said
"There are indications, by the
numeric models used by Environ
ment Canada, that the jet stream
will shift, but Mother Nature does
not always go by numeric models."
OFA
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federations of agriculture have
done a great job raising farm issues
with their local candidates in
constituency meetings," says
Morris. "The OFA has supported
those, efforts by bringing
agricultural issues into focus on the
national level."
"Farmers must be the ones to
direct agricultural policy, not
backroom mandarins who are out
of touch with the needs of the
industry," said Morris. "We are
willing to meet at any time with all
of the party leaders to discuss
policv initiatives."
Belgrave may get park at Queen ’s site
Where once an old hotel stood, a
park may soon be created.
The Belgrave Kinsmen went
before Morris Twp. council, at a
special meeting, May 13, regarding
a zoning change for Lot 2, Part Lot
1, RP 161, in Belgrave, to allow the
development of a park on the cor
ner of Hwy 4 and Brandon Street in
the village.
The zoning for the land would
be changed to Natural Environment
to allow the development.
The Huron County Planning
Department had no objections to
the park as it conformed with the
secondary plan for Morris Twp.
However, the Ministry of Trans
portation had concerns if play
ground equipment was placed on
the site. If so, a barrier to the high
way would have to be installed.
Kinsman Ken Hopper questioned
whether the lot could be dedicated
as a park forever. Craig Metzger of
the planning department said it
could not as any council could pro
pose a zoning change. However, a
public meeting would have to be
held and the community informed
before any change.
No comments were received
from the gallery with regards to a
bylaw amendment for JJ's Fireside
Cafe, South Half Lot 1, Cone. 1,
which would allow a gift shop to be
included within the restaurant
building.
The bylaw stated the retail space
could not be more than 25 per cent
of the gross floor area and as such,
would conform to the secondary
plan for the county.
There were no objections to a
temporary zoning bylaw for Blue
vale Recreation which will permit
tractor pulls once a year and the
erection of basketball courts and
playground equipment. The term of
the bylaw is three years, to be
extended or terminated by council
at that time.
For each of these bylaws, if there
are no appeals within the 20-day
appeal period, the bylaw would
become effective on the final day
of the appeal period, said Metzger.
Consideration was also given to
the bylaw for minimum distance
separations and microwave towers
in the township.
The bylaw would incorporate the
new distances for both agricultural
and non-agricultural uses, set out
by the Ministry of Agriculture,
Food and Rural Affairs. Other
items included are: setbacks for liq
uid manure storage facilities and
animal housing structures from
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They got so sleepy
Master hypnotist Mike Mandel worked his special kind of magic on a group of volunteers at
the Brussels Lions Elimination Draw on Saturday night. Joyce Harmon won the $5,000
grand prize.