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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-03-03, Page 9ANNOUNCIINS- IHE FIRST SIGN OF $ 58 DAYS TO FILE ea AN EARLY OM AND INT OYIR Alio DOBE WITH. Yes, it's tax time again. Let H & R Block prepare your income tax return now. If you're due for a refund, you'll get it ahead of the crowd. AtHBRBlock we are specially trained to get you every • deduction and credit you're entitled to, and were ready when you are. Call or drop in today. Mon., Wed., Thurs. Fri. 9 - 5 Tues. and Sat. 9-4 THE INCOME TAX 8PECIAWT$ NRR BLOC* Child tax credit only? Ask about the special price. Phone 235-1901 429 Main St. Exetor • Eliminate St. Marys Midgets a over St. Marys, the locals continued their winning ways at the Shamrock playoff tournament where they were the underdogs in all three games, having finished in last place in their own division. That placing pitted them against the top entry from the south in the opener and they skated to a 4-2 win over a rough -house Port Stanley squad. Steve Batten opened the scoring in the first on a play The Exeter Kinsmen The series will open in midgets faced four "do or Exeter. If the Hawks lost last die" situations this week and night's game In Mitchell, the ended up doing it in all jour. midget series will start The result was that the locals Friday at 8:30 at the rec ousted St. Marys to move centre. If the Hawks win, into the OMHA quarter- then the midget game will be finals and won the Shamrock played Saturday at 8:30 p.m. league "B" playoff in Mt. The return game is in Brydges. Ohsweken on Sunday at 8:30 p.m. On Saturday at 7:00 a,m., the squad left Exeter to compete in the Shamrock "B" playoff. Three wins and 12 hours later, they skated off the ice at Mt. Brydges with the Shamrock penant, posting a 4-2 win over Port Stanley, beating Mt. Brydges 4-1 and then edging Parkhill 4-3 in the cham- pionship. The midgets became the first local team in the past two seasons to get past St. Marys and advance in OMHA playoffs. Except for a letdown midway through the second and again early in the third period, the locals dominated play in the contest and only some solid play by the St. Marys netminder kept his team in contention until Exeter blew it open with three goals in the final period. Exeter skaters missed on four breakways in the first two periods and fell behind by a goal when a St. Marys shot from just inside the blueline was deflected past netminder Peter Dearing. Exeter players argued the second period goal was deflected by a high stick, but the referee signalled that it was just below the shoulders. The locals finally hit the scoreboard about three minutes later when Scott Brintnell was sent into the clear by Randy Ford and hit the twine. After a slow start in the third, the Exeter squad took a 2-1 lead when Brintnell again broke loose, this time on a pass from Brian Black- burn, and potted what proved to be the winner after three and a half minutes of time had elapsed. Greg Hern made it 3-1 a minute and a half later stole a puck and slid it into an open corner. The lead appeared shaky when two Exeter players were sent to the penalty box within 40 seconds of each other, but the determined defenders held St. Marys at bay and then Mike Tiedeman put the game well out reach with four and a half minutes left when he took a pass from Brintnell, and then using the. latter as a decoy, blasted a quick shot into the bottom corner. It was the llth game between the two teams this year and they finished with identical records of five wins and one tie each. St. Marys out -scored Exeter by a slight 34-31 margin in the 11 league and playoff games. Win playoff title Buoyed by their upset win Their first test was on Wednesday when they travelled to St. Marys for the seventh and deciding game in their OMHA playoff. They turned in one of their best performances of the series to come home with a 4-1 win and ` will now advance against Six Nations, who eliminated Burford 3-1. Bantams eliminated The Exeter bantams found out this week you can go to the well too often in trying to fight uphill battles. They were sidelined by St. Marys who posted a 4-3 overtime win in Exeter, Wednelsday. The locals dropped the first three games in the series before they got un- tracked and made a real run at the Stonetown crew before the best -of -seven ended. They came back to win the next two games and then in Wednesday's sixth game, were on the brink of elimination again as they trailed 3-2 heading into the final seconds. Sean Whiteford then sent the game in to overtime with a tally with only 34 seconds left on the clock. However, they couldn't perform another miracle after St. Marys scored in the extra session and are now on the sidelines in OMHA play. Whiteford scored two of Exeter's goals and Chris Tiedeman notched the other. Steve Gould picked up two assists and George Pratt had a single in the heart- breaking loss. LEGION DARTS The Last Chance scored three points Friday night to increase their first place lead in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league to five points with a total of 76. The Itchy Niters scored on- ly one point Friday and are in second spot with 71 points followed by the CP's with 69 and the Shiphunters with 65 points. This week's scores were: All in the Family 3 Rowdy Ones 2 Last Chance 3 Jaams 2 Sassenachs 3 Outlaws 2 Winkers 3 Out of Space2 Crusaders 3 Evil Eyes 2 Canscotts 3 Scotties 2 Shiphunters 3 CB'ers 2 Friday's schedule is as follows: 8 p.m. CB'ers vs Out of Space All in the Family vs Scotties Last Chance vs Outlaws Sassenachs vs Jaams 9:30 p.m. Evil Eyes vs Shiphunters Rowdy Ones vs Canscotts Crusaders vs CP's Winkers vs Itchy Niters. S, okuptYhl-e ar0np Semi Finals Playoff Hockey Centralia Marauders vs Zurich Buckeyes Friday, March 5 8:30 p.m. Stephen Twp. Arena Huron Park Pheasant Notice Concerned residents of Stephen, Hay and Usborne townships are requested to attend a meeting to select a committee to operate the pheasant release program in the townships. Two residents from each township will be selected by those present to form the commit- tee. Please plan to attend. South Huron District High School Room 112 8:00 p.m. 8 March '82 Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources J in OMHA, with Scott Brintnell and Mike Tiedeman and then Brintnell made it 2-0 on a play with Tiedeman early in the second. Port Stanley sandwiched goals around Brintnell's second marker to make it 3-2 in the third and Eric Tadgell banged home the clincher into an open net with one second to go. That sent the locals into the second round against the home team from Mt. Brydges, which had A BASKET DRIVE -Steve Fergusson drives for the basket as South Huron met Goderich in a Huron -Perth junior basketball game. sidelined Lucan, and Exeter posted a 4-1 win in that one. Batten again opened the scoring as he flipped in a rebound off a shot by Brintnell and then Greg Hern made it 2-0 in the second on a solo effort with two good Moves and a perfect shot to the corner. After Mt, Brydges reduced Mn►ch 3, 1982 Pogo Meet Six Nations in next round win Shamrock the margin to one late in the second, the locals came back with a quick one to start the third when Hern connected for his second tally on a play with Chris VanGerwen and Tadgell, while Brintnell finished it off with an unassisted tally with 11 seconds remaining. Exeter faced Parkhill in the final, the latter team playing only their second game of the day, having drawn a bye after their first round win against Oakridge Acres. Parkhill opened the scoring in the first, but Brintnell tied it up on a play with Tiedeman and Batten. Exeter then took a 3-11ead in Senior Gagers bow out . Friday afternoon, in a quarter -final game against Stratford Northwestern, the curtain came down on what coach Terry O'Rourke hopes was a rebuilding season for his senior boys basketball team. Trailing at halftime by just three points, 35-32, the Panthers were unable to shut down Stratford big men Mike Otto and Rob James, who had twenty-six and nineteen points respectively. "We held them down before, but they came out strong in the second half. We didn't have the quickness to stay with them," said O'Rourke about the 70-52 loss to the Huskies. John Mol had fifteen points, thirteen in the first half, to keep South Huron close. Dave Woodward shot well for nine points in the first half, but was shut down in the second half of his last high school game by the tenacious Huskies man-to- man defence. John McAllister and Kevin Parsons had eleven and eight points respectively. "We didn't seem to be getting the rolls in the second half. They get the ball and come right back and score," O'Rourke lamented. Nevertheless, O'Rourke had a positive outlook on the season, in which the seniors compiled a 5-5 regular season record. "We finished where we had hoped to be. A couple of the games we lost were real squeakers," he noted. O'Rourke has an op- timistic prognosis for next year's team, which will be bolstered by star junior Derek 'Hippern, Steve Fergusson and Steve Merner. Wednesday, the Panthers ended their regular season with an even 5-5 record, after 54-36 homecourt victory over Norwell. John Mol led South Huron with 15 points, while Dave Woodward and Brent Atthill had twelve and ten points respectively. Waxers tune up for playoff time The Exeter Waxers posted a win and tie against Goderich in exhibition novice play this week, getting tuned up for their Shamrock playoff tournament in St. Marys, Saturday. Goderich pulled their goalie to score with 29 seconds left in the game to post a 2-2 tie in Exeter, while the locals came out flying in the return contest on Sunday in Goderich to record a 7-2 triumph. Jason Hern and Ryan Lindenfield gave Exeter a 2-0 lead in the home game, but. Goderich rebounded to get the tie. David Schwindt and Jason Heywood assisted on the Exeter tallies-. Schwindt continued his hot scoring pace with three goals in Goderich. Heywood and Hern added a pair each. Pick- ing up single assists were Ryan Stuart, Jim Ahrens and.' Allan McFalls. Shawn McFalls was in the nets for the three-point weekend. Exeter will face Mt. Brydges in their first playoff game on Saturday at 12:00 noon. If they win they'll face the winner of the Goderich- Belmont contest for the championship. "Make some extra room in the new trophy cases," com- mented coach Keith Ahrens as he' looked towards the Shamrock playoff event. 'B' title the second on a goal by Tadgell with Brian Black- burn assisting and a power play tally by VanGerwen with Brintnell drawing the assist. Parkhil rallied to knot the count midway through the third with two quick goals but Tadgell notched the winner with less than four minutes left when he took a pass from VanGerwen on a two -on -one play and deftly pulled the goalie out to put the puck into the open corner. Peter Dearing played solidly throughout the tournament and carne up with several key saves enroute to the championship. Members of the team include: Peter Dearing, Rick Gilfillan, Brent Dawson, Brian Blackburn, Mike Tiedeman, Steve Batten, Scott Brintnell, Randy Ford, Dave Hayter, Chris .VanGerwen, Greg Hern, Now Open Regier's Garage Mt. Carmel All repairs to cars & Tight trucks Safety checks James Regier Phone 237-3760 Day 234-6204 Evenings Eric Tadgell, Seep Whiteford, Steve Gould, Brent Atthill and Ahmad Osman. NOTICE OF APPLICATION By the Corporation of the Township of Stephen for approval of the construc- tion of certain Water Works and the issuance of debentures as set out below and for approval of the enactment of By -lows imposing Water Works rotes. ' TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Stephen intends'to apply to the Ontario Municipal Board for approval of: a) the construction of Water Works as described in Schedule "A" annexed hereto at an estimated cost of $1,454,130. After allowing for a Provincial Grant of $1,064,348, the sum of $389,782 shall be raised by the sale of debentures payable over a period not exceeding 20 years. The Corporation of the Township of Stephen intends to charge the Municipal share of the capital cost of the works as a water works rate for a period not exceeding 20 years upon the owners or occupants of lands who will or may derive a benefit therefrom: and, b) the passing of proposed by-laws to impose water rates to raise the whole of the annual payments consisting of: a frontage water works rate of $6.94 per metre per annum for 20 years on all lands which front or abut on the streets or parts of the streets as described in Schedule "A" hereto, or connect to the watermains constructed thereon; and a connection charge of $56.46 per annum for 20 years on the owners or occupants of lands for which o water service connection to the main water works is provided, commencing in the year in which such water ser- vice connection is installed. In addition to the above, and only after connection has been made to the water system, a Water Service User by -low is proposed to impose an annual flat water billing of $60.00 per year on the users of the system to recover the estimated an- nual charges for the operation, repair and maintenance of the proposed water works system. On the basis of these levies, a home connected to the water works and having a lot frontage of 20 metres would pay the following amounts annually after connec- tion has been made to the water works: 20 metre frontage @ $6.94/m/annum Annual connection charge Water service user charge TOTAL typical home charge $138.80 56.46 60.00 255.26 The connection charge may be prepaid in the calendar year in which such water service connection is installed at a cost of $275.42. Similarly, any owner or occu- pant who desires to commute the frontage rate on their land may prepay the fron- tage charge at a cost of $33.86 per metre. The following exemptions will be granted: In computing the frontage charges, provision shall be made for the exemption or partial exemption from a metre frontage rote and for the determination of such exemption or partial exemption in the following manner: a) In the case of corner lots situated at the junction or intersection of streets or highways, 100% of the flankage is exempt from the frontage water works rate. b) In the case of triangular or irregularly-shaped lots, a reduction of in- crease may be made in the metre frontage rote that otherwise would be chprgeable thereon, sufficient, having regard to the situation, value and superficial area of such lots, as compared with other lots, to adjust its fron- tage charge on a fair and equitable basis. c) Where a lot is for any reason wholly or in port unfit for building pur- poses, a reduction may also be made in the metre frontage rate that other- wise would be chargeable thereon sufficient to adjust its frontage charge as compared with that of lots fit for building purposes on a fair and equitable basis. d) Where a lot, other than a corner lot, has two limits that abut on streets described in Schedule "A" hereto and the size and nature of the lot is such that ony or all of the work in such streets are not required, a reduction in respect of the works that are not required, so long as They ore not re- quired, may also be made in the metre frontage rate that would otherwise be chargeoble thereon, sufficient to adjust its frontage charge on a fair and equitable basis. e) The reductions shall be made by deducting from the total frontage of the lot liable to the annual metre frontage rate so much thereof os is suffi- cient to make the proper reduction, but the whole of the lot shall be charg- ed with the annual metre frontage charge as so reduced. f) In case of lands used for agricultural purposes, or residences in con- nection with such agricultural purposes, a reduction may be made in the metre frontage rate which otherwise would be chargeable thereon, so that the maximum charge shall be on a frontage of 30 metres. Any ratepayer may, within twenty-one days after the date of the publication or mail- ing of this notice, whichever is later, serve personally or by Registered mail on the Clerk of the Township of Stephen, at the address given beiow, a notice in writing stating his objection to the approval of the construction of the said waterworks or to the imposition of the special rotes, and the grounds of such objection and that if a public hearing is held, the ratepayer or his representative will attend such hear- ing to support such objection. The Ontario Municipal Board may approve of the construction of the said works and the issuance of said debentures, and the imposition of the said water works rate but before doing so, it may appoint a time and a place for a public hearing when any objections will be considered, but notice of such hearing will be given only to those persons who have given notice of objection as provided for above. ,0 DATED at the Township of Stephen andfirst published this 3rd day of March, 1982. THE LAST DATE for filing of objections is the 26th day of March, 1982. Mr. W.D. Wein, Clerk -Treasurer Township of Stephen Victoria Street P.O. Box 100 Crediton, Ontario NOM IMO SCHEDULE \"A" OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN (WATER SUPPLY TO POLICE VILLAGES OF CREDITON & CENTRALIA) WATERMAIN LOCATIONS STREET FROM TO POLICE VILLAGE OF CREDITON County Road No.4 County Road No.21 Rood Allowance Con. VI -VI( William Street Street "A" Street "B" County Road No.2 (existing watermain) County Rood No.4 Approx. 140m South of County Road No.4 County Road No.4 County Road No.4 County Rood No.4 POLICE VILLAGE OF CENTRALIA Access Rood ii) County Road No.21 iii) Prince Leopold Street iv) Victoria Street v) Prince Alfred Street vi) Prince Arthur Street vii) Prince Albert Street viii) Melborne Street ix) York Street x) Richmond Street xi) Elgin Street xii) Portland Street xiii) Wellington Street Approx. 152m North of County rood No.21 (existing wotermoin) Access Rood County Road No.21 County Road No.21 Wellington Street Portland Street Elgin Street Prince Arthur Street Victoria Street Prince Arthur Street Victoria Street Prince Arthur Street prince Alfred Street County Road No.21 Approx. 1600m South of County Rood No.4 Approx. 396m North of County Rood No.4 Approx. 185m North of County Road No.4 Approx. 55m North 6f County Rood No.4 Approx. 45m North of County Rood No.4 County Road No.21 Victoria Street Approx. 76m South of County Road No.21 Approx. 61m South of Wellington Street Melborne Street Melborne Street York Street Victorio'Street Prince Albert Street Victoria Street ApproX. 162ni East of Prince Albert Street Victoria Street Victoria Street including service connections from the distribution main to street line. Water is to be obtained from the Crown's lake Huron Water Supply System (Project No. 5-0001). 4 '4.