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Seaforth sports SCOREBOARD
CONTINUED from page 8.
ROLLER
HOCKEY
Wings 7 Blues 1
WINGS GOALS: Kathy
Devereaux 5, Jen Delvecchio,
Lynn Devereaux.
BLUES GOAL: Susan
McLachlan.
HIGHLIGHT: Kathy D. rockets
into league scoring lead.
GAMES THIS WEEK:
Tuesday. July 2: Leafs vs Wings,
8 p.m.; Blues vs Ducks, 9.
Tam 31 L I Cts
Wings 6 2 1 13
Leafs 5 3 1' 11
Blues 3 6 0 6
Ducks 3 6 0 6
SCORING LEADERS
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Devereaux, Kat/W 19 6 25
Fisher, Jackie/BI 16 5 21
Marion, Jen/Dks 13
Munro, Nicole/Dk 9
Delvecchio, Jen/W 8
Denys, Marsha/Lf 6
Schoonderwoerd/L 5
Schenck, Kendal/B 11
Finlayson, Jess/Lfs 8
Watt, Jen/Wngs 4
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SOCCER
ST. COLUMBAN MEN'S
WESTERN ONTARIO
CENTRAD SECOND DIV
(unofficial/as of June 25 )
Tram 3Y I. T
Scottish 5 1 1
Exeter Cen 5 2 0
Marconi 4 1 2
St. Colum 4 1 2
Forest Un 4 2 0
Lond Port 3 3 2
Germ Can 3 1 2
Maltese 3 2 0
Olympics I 5 0
Lion Kings I 6 0
Nairn 0 5 2
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9 15
9 14
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10 12
17 11
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15 9
15 3
29 3
23 2
( June 21 result)
St, Col 2 at MARCONI
(London) 2
ST. COLUMBAN GOALS:
Brian Melady 2.
SUMMARY: The locals inch
closer to the top of the table and
knock Marconi out of a share of
first. 0-0 at end of half. Marconi
scored twice on "marginal", "deja
vu" free kicks from just outside
the 18 yard -box, to make the score
1-0 at about 10 -minute mark of
second half, then 2-1 about 20
minutes later after Melady headed
home .a Dave Murray cross.
Melady equalized with about five
minutes remaining on a feed from
Jim O'Reilly.
( June 18 result/ Div 2 CUP)
St. Col 6 at Portugese
(STRATHROY) 2
ST. COLUMBAN GOALS:
Mike Seiler 2, Steve Ryan 2,
Brian Melady, Sean Melady.
Canada. Day plans in C4TH
Plan to stay in Seaforth this
Canada Day holiday.
Celebrations on. July 1 will
start off with thc Firemen's
Breakfast at the Firchall from
7 - 11 am. The day will con-
tinue with the Heritage Walk
Poker Rally beginning at 11
am at Victoria Park. After
the walk stay in the park to
enjoy some local talent at the
bandshell. The day will fin-
ish up with the Giant
Fireworks Display at the
High school at dark. A
Special Thanks goes out to
the Seaforth Optimist Club,
Seaforth. Lions Club,
Seaforth Legion, Boilersmith,
Progressive Turf and Ken
Cardno for there kind dona-
tions towards.the Fireworks.
Summer Programs the
Recreation Department will
be offering are: Summer Fun
for children ages 3 to 12
years, Off Ice Training, Teen
Sports Camp, and a
Computer Camp. For infor-
mation on any Recreation
program please call the
Recreation Office at 527-
0882.
Senior Shuffleboard results
from last week:
Ladies:
H. McGonigle 449
M. McMillan 350
Men:
K. Preszcator 460
K. Lingelhach - 355
The Seaforth Library
invites you' to get a kick out
of books with the GO FOR
THE GOLD summer reading
program.
The East Huron Long Tenn
Care (LTC) Committee invite
'Recreation
Preview
by Marty Bedard
is
and encourage you to join
them Thursday, June 27,
1996 at 10 am in the Board
Room of the Seaforth
Hospital. Guest Speaker will.
be Debbie Selkirk, .Chair of
the LTC Committee District
Health Council (DHC) &
Provider Member on DHC.
The. Topic will be ,Huron
County Merge with Perth
County LTC ' Planning
Committee, and Role of East
Huron's LTC Committee,.
There is imminent change
expected in September of
1996.
The Seaforth Community
Hospital DIABETIC EDU-
CATION will he offered by
Nurse Educator, Dianne
Wood, Reg.N. each
Thursday from 1 - 3 pm. by
appointment. Self referrals
accepted. No fee. Topics
include: Diet, Exercise,
Insulin, Oral Agents,
Monitoring Technique,
Travel, Days of Illness, Foot
Care, Management. To pre -
register please call 527-1650
ext: 219.
Gambling on gambling
Clinton keen on VLTs
Clinton Council has
endorsed the efforts of a local
delegation trying to bring
video lottery machines to
town.
The controversial machines,
which critics call the "crack
cocaine of the gaming indus-
try," were approved in prin-
ciple for introduction at
selected sites such as provin-
cial racetracks in Ontario's
last budget, although
specifics and further details
have not yet followed.
The local delegation spear-
heading the Clinton effort to
get in on the machines made
its pitch to council a week
ago Monday, June 17.
It was made up of recre-
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SATURDAY, JUNE 29 — 12 PM - 4 AM
SUNDAY, JUNE 30— 12pm-1 AM
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Secretary Ian Fleming and
recreation committee Chair
Dan Colquhoun.
Colquhoun told council an
approved video -lottery gam-
ing establishment could
become one of the town's
largest employers.
Fleming estimated there
might be one employee for
every 7.5 machines, and ini-
tial. plans propose Clinton get
100 machines.
SUMMARY: St. Columban takes
3-0 lead after first 20 minutes then
cruises to win. Defender Jim
O'Reilly plays strong game.
FUTURE GAMES :
Thur (June 27), London Lion
Kings at ST. COLUMBAN, 7
p.m.
FASTBALL
HURON COUNTY
LEAGUE
( June 19 result )
Belgrave 11 SEAFORTH 2
• . FUTURE GAMES :
Tonight (Wed), SEAFORTH at
Zurich Panthers, 9 p.m.
MITES
( June 20 result )
Seaforth def GODERICII
(score unavailable?)
HIGHLIGHT: C4TH breaks it
open with 10 -run fifth inning.
highlighted by Bill Nigh's grand
slam. Bradley Henderson also
belted :wo taters, and Brent
Coleman another. .
( June 13 result )
Seaforth 30 Tuckersmith "Twp. 2
7TH INNING STRETCH -
David McClory goes "bananas"
with the bat, belting three grand
slams. Bradley Henderson also
Nagged one. Brent Coleman and
Darren Beaver combine on mound
to almost keep opponents off the
board.
FUTURE GAMES :
Thur. June 27: Colborne at
Seaforth..
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All sports are welcome for
inclusion in SCOREBOARD.
Results should be legible and
up-to-date, submitted by noon
on Monday so they can be type-
set in time for publication.
BUCK&DOE
for
BARRY VINCENT
BRENNA WEIN
SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1996
TICKETS $5/PERSON
AGE OF MAJORITY
LUNCH PROVIDED
FOR INFORMATION CALL
527-2204
OR 527-1639
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SEA FORTH RECREATION DEPARTMENT
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SUMMER
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July 8 to August 9
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
(Before and After care is available) AA
FOR CHILDREN 3 TO 12
YEARS OF AGE!
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•Airbands
•Paper Mache
•Sign Language
•Swimming and much more...
more information call the Rec Office 527-0882
'Special Trips
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•Puppet Making
•Treasure Hunt
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PUBLIC MEETING
CONCERNING A PROPOSED ZONING
BY-LAW AMENDMENT AFFECTING
THE TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Township of
Hullett passed By-law 1996-19 on the 18th day of June,
1996, under SEction 34 of the Planning Act;
AND TAKE NOTICE that any person or agency may
appeal to the Ontario Municipal Board in respect of the By-
law by filing with the Clerk of the Township of Hullett, not
later than the 16th day of July, 1996, a notice of appeal set-
ting out the objection to the by-law and the reasons in sup-
port of the objection.
Only individuals, corporations and public bodies may
appeal a zoning by-law to the Ontario Municipal Board. A
notice of appeal may not be filed by an unincorporated
association or group. However, a notice of appeal may be
filed in the name of an individual who is a member of.thc
association or the group.
AN EXPLANATION of the purpose and effect of the by-
law is provided below. The complete by-law is available
for inspection at the Clerk's office during regular office
hours.
DATED AT THE TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT
THIS 20TH DAY OF JUNE, 1996
Beverly M. Shaddick
Clerk -Treasurer
TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT
Box 226,
Londesboro, On. NOM 2H0
(519) 523-4340
PURPOSE AND EFFECT:
Thisby-law amends zoning by-law 16-1987 as .follows:
1. The provisions for accessory buildings (e.g. garages,
storage sheds, etc.) are amended and consolidated into sec-
tion 3.11 to standardize the requirements. In residential
zones, a new provision is added to prohibit any part of thc
accessory building being higher than 5.5 metres above fin-
ished grade and accessory buildings shall not exceed 6 per
cent lot coverage or the size of the main building, whichev-
er is smn.11er.
2. Each of the separate sections for accessory buildings in
the VR1, VR2, and VR3 zones are deleted so that the pro-
visions of section 3.11 shall apply to all accessory build-
ings.
3. A provision is added to allow for the extension of exist-
ing zoning to include abutting lands that are being severed
and merged on title with the existing parcel for minor lot
enlargement purposes.
4. A provision is added to allow any existing deficiencies
(e.g. setbacks) of a building to continue to be recognized as
legal non -complying after a severance or rezoning is grant -
cd. This provision would not apply to parking require-
ments.
5. A provision is added to prohibit adult live entertainment
parlours in the Township of Hullett.
6. The provisions for new and existing livestock operations
in the AG4 zone are amended to restrict livestock to a
hobby farm with a maximum of three livestock units.
7. In the Village Residential (VRI) and Village
Commercial (VC1) zones, the provisions for lots "with
public water" are deleted. The provisions for lots "without
public water" will apply in all cases in recognition of the
larger lot sizes required for septic systems, regardless of the
source of water.
8. The new Minimum Separation Distance formulas recent-
ly released by the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural
Affairs. Also included are definitions for several terms used
by the new formulas.
9. The special provisions zoning on Part Lot 14,
Concession 10 is amended and the definition of a hohhy
farm applies.
10. The special provisions zoning on Part Lot 26,
Conccssion 6 is amended and the definition of hohhy farm
applies.
11. The special provisions zoning on Part Lot 18,
Concession 13 is amended and thc definition of a hohhy
farm applies.
This amendment affects all lands within the Township of
Hullett.