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The Council of the Township of Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh passed
By -Law No. 56-2002, being a By -Law to regulate the use of water for
gardening,and lawn .maintenance and other purposes in the Township of
Ashfield-olborne-Wawanosh.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE of the following water restrictions which are in effect
from May 15th, 2009 to August 31, 2009 inclusive:
Watering may be used for lawful purposes according to the schedule below:
The following subdivision in the Township of Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh:
(a) Century Heights/Maitlandview Estates/Saltford Water Systems
(b) Benmiller Estates Water Systems (c) Dungannon Water System and
(d) Huron Sands Water System.
• Municipal addresses with even numbers shall be permitted to water
on even numbered days, but only during the hours of 5:00 a.m. to
9:00 a.m., and 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. both local time.
• Municipal addresses with odd numbers shall be permitted to water
on odd numbered days, but only during the hours of 5:00 a.m. to
9:00 a.m., and 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. both local time.
Use of water from the municipal water system, for all otherwise lawful
purposes, shall be approved by way of a special permit obtained from the
Township of Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh.
Mark Becker
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it Township of Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh
Senior girls sitting second
in 'AA' high school soccer
Gerard Creces
signal -star staff
Goderich District Collegiate Institute
senior girls coach Ray Lewis said this
year's team is looking good at the mid-
season point, sitting tied for second in
the league after St. Mike's of Stratford.
"We're scrapping our way through
it," Lewis said. "The girls are 'AA' this
year so that changes things a little bit."
The population -based rankings mean
Goderich will 'be up against Nigger
schools like Stratford, where the draw
is much larger.
However, that doesn't deter Lewis or
the girls from their goal this season - to
advance to the Western Ontario Second-
ary School Athletic Association (WOS-
SAA) finals.
"We have to finish in the top three to
get to WOSSAA," Lewis said. "If we
can go three for four, we'd be okay."
While Lewis lost a starting line with
graduating players last year, he said the
team is still poised for a good showing
in the standings.
"We lost, of course, a couple of key
vets last year," he said. "But our team is
pretty much in tact for another year.
"The rookies we brought up this year
are excellent."
The girls were in Exeter Monday, and
travelled to F.E. Madill in Wingham
Tuesday.
Game results were unavailable as of
press time.
Lewis said any apprehension the girls
had about moving up to a higher divi-
sion were more of a mental thing, add-
ing the Vikings are doing just fine hold-
ing their own against larger schools.
However, it is largely the same team
that went undefeated last year, he said.
Part of their success is their ability to
play all over the field.
Net -minder Shannon Vance shut out
St. Anne's in the first half of the Vikes'
6-0 win last week, only to come out of
the net and score a hat -trick in the sec-
ond half.
That kind of balance, Lewis said, is
evident all through the team.
The Vikes were at 4-0-2 at press time,
and Lewis predicted a bit of a log -jam
in the standings between St. Marys, St.
Mikes and Stratford Northwestern.
However, with the other three top
teams all having to face each other in
the regular season's final two weeks,
there should be some separation in the
rankings.
"The good thing is, we've played two
of those teams," he said. "They all have
to play each other. Those losses and ties
should help us out."
Meanwhile, many of last year's grad-
uated players will be back in Goderich
this summer as Lewis gets the Blaze
fired up.
'We've got for the most part, our
returning high school OFSAA team,"
he said. "Pretty much everybody who
played OFSAA for high school is back
in Blaze."
That includes Briget Jeffray, who in
her first year of varsity soccer is already
on the starting line for the University of
Windsor.
When it comes to soccer in Goderich,
few people are as busy this time of year
as Lewis.
When not coaching high school or
the Blaze, Lewis spends his time be-
hind the U-1 1 bench, where they can
be found Monday nights on the high
school fields.
U-1 1 game time is 7 p.m.
Seabreeze win season opener
The Goderich Seabreeze are back on
the pitch for another season of ladies'
soccer, and coach Tom Costello said the
team is off to a good start with Sunday's
5-0 win over Kirkton.
Anj McCool and Julie Gillam scored
two each, with Nadine VandenHeuval
adding the fifth and final goal for God-
erich.
Stephanie Dale took on goaltending
duties for the first game of the year, and
while she didn't see too much action,
Costello said she did rise to the occa-
sion whenever necessary.
With a mix of players and ages be-
tween 18-40+, Costello said there is a
good mix of experienced vets and new
talent on the team.
The Seabreeze are part of the Lon-
don and Area Women's Soccer League.
Their next home game is May 24 against
Lambeth. Game time is 5 p.m.
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