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Tinton an
Wednesday Night Mixed
Brenda's No. 7's 75
Doug's DuMauriers 57
John's Roll Your Owns 55
Jim's Players 53
Joe's Sportsmans 49
Deb's Lucky Strikes 44
Elizabeth's Camels 44
Ron's Tempos 43
In -January 8 games, Jane Ladd bowled
the high ladies' single with a 268 scores.
Cathy Boon had the high triple and average
with 602,and 190 scores.
Brad Atkinson recorded the high men's
single and triple with 280 and 757 scores. The
high average went to Bob Atkinson with a
241.
Tuesday Afternoon Ladies
Joyce's Devils 98
Bonnie's Bruins 93
Helen's Red Wings 90
Nancy's Flyers 891/2
Helen's Leaves 88
Candace's Oilers 88
Rose's Rangers 87
June's Oilers 2 86'/2
Tudy Wilson had the high single with a 336
while Mert Elliott bowled the high triple of
684. The high, average belonged to Karen
Pounder with a 225.
Other high games: Mert Elliott - 285, 208;
Grace Castle - 263; Karen Pounder - 230, 222;
Candace Elliott - 225, 224; Nancy Roy - 22"
203; Betty Fawcett - 213, 208, 202; Iva Reid -
208; Helen Faber - 205; Dora Warwick - 203;
Lois Gibbings - 202; Mary Lou Parent - 202;
Marj. Carter - 202 and Beulah Keys - 200.
Thursday Night Mixed
Strikers 73
Best in Town 70
Beginners Luck 63
area
Cormier's Crushers
Whiners
Gramma's and Grampa's
Space lnvaders
Apple Gang
Ladies' high scores for January 9: high
single - Mary MacAulay - 262; high triple -
Mary McAdam - 615; high average - Nancy
Atkinson - 201.
Men's high scores: high single - Jim
Burkhart - 335; high triple - Jim Burkhart -
720; high average - Ron Van Damme - 218.
Londesboro Ladies
62
59
49
47,
25
Dixie Dewdrops 77
Misfits 75
Royal Flushers 43
Par4 41
Janet Taylor captured the high single and
triple with scores of 271 and 626. She was
runner up for the high average with a 189
score. The high average went to Dianne
Elliott with a 193. Dianne Elliott also
registered the runner-up single and triple
with 258 and 621 scores. The most improved
bowler was Deb Albrecht who increased her
score by 14 points. The hidden score of 156
was matched by Dorothy Airdrie.
Games over 200: Marjorie McNeil - 208;
Janet Taylor - 210; Debbie Albrecht - 209 and
Gertie Greidanus - 226.
Games over 250: Dianne Elliott - 258 and
Janet Taylor - 2711'
YBC Junior and Senior
Leaps & Bounds
Death Rays
Get a Job Gang
Lynn's Crue
In senior division play
Brenda Tideswell recorded
single with a 183 while
61
58
51
41
on January 8,
the high ladies'
Patti MaGuire
owling lea
bowled the high triple and average with
scores of 456 and 169.
In the senior men's division, Greg
Emmerton bowled the high single and triple
with 241 and 643 scores. The high average
went to Aaron Clogg with a 188.
In junior girls' action, Dawn Powell had
the high single and triple with 221 and 530
scores. Lynn Feeney bowled the high
average with a 156.
Doug MaGuire bowled the junior boys
high single and triple with 197 and 538
scores. Mike Van Damme registered the
high average with a 176.
Tuckersmith Mixed
Janet's Gingers 79
Janice's Junipers 75'/z
Ann's Allspices • 68
Donna's Dillies 67
Tina's Tarragons 66
Reah's Nutmegs 641/2
Game results of January 13: high ladies'
single Shirley Reinink - 228; high triple -
Shirley Reinink - 573; high average - Hilda
Veenstra -186.
High men's single - Angus Hummel - 253;
high triple - Angus Hummel - 638 and high
average - Angus Hummel - 211.
Other games over 200: Gerrit Raidt - 247;
Jack Sneider - 233; John Reinink - 228;
Henry Hummel - 218; Hilda Veenstra - 212;
Andy Van Altena - 212 and Ralph Stryker -
205.
Packards
Model T's
Chev's
Rabbitt's
Buick's
Londesboro Mens
Atom goalie registers fourth shutout
On January 11, Clinton Atom goaltender
Derek Hoggarth recorded his fourth shutout
of the season as Clinton blanked Milverton 1-
0 on a third period goal by Shawn Chipchase.
• Clinton 1 Milverton 0
Clinton's defence, comprised of Shane
MacDonald, Scott Wright, Scott Shaddick
and Scott Rathwell played a strong game in
front of Hoggarth.
For Chipchase, it was his 45th goal of the
season. The winning goal came when Scott
Wright intercepted a clearing passat the
Milverton blueline. Wright slid a pass over
to Chipchase who drilled a 30 -foot wrist shot
high into the right corner at 5:32.
• Clinton 5 Milverton 1
Back in Milverton on January 13, the Clin-
ton Atoms completed a home -and -home
series with Milverton by defeating the nor-
thern crew 5-1.
Clinton opened up a 2-0 first period lead on
goals by Danny Wildfong and Chris Ken-
nedy. Mark Livermore earned the only
assla p Wildfong goal
In the second period, at the 4;30 mark,
Chris Kennedy scored his second goal of the
game to increase Clinton's lead to 3-0. Mark
Livermore took the original shot on goal and
Chris Kennedy easily scooped up the re-
bound for the goal. Before the end of the se-
cond period Milverton's Kyle Baillie spoiled
Derek Hoggarth's bid for a secend con-
. secutive shutout.
In the third period, Shawn Chipchase's
unassisted goal at 3:12 gave Clinton a 4-1
edge. Mark Livermore's 15th goal of the
season, on a set UD from hard-wnrkino Dan-
ny Wildfong and defenceman Scott
First meet for
CHSS track team
LONDON - On January 5, a portion of the
CHSS 1986 track and field team atten5led an
All Comers Meet at the University of
Western Ontario.
This was an introductory meet for all the
competitors and some good results were
turned in. Due to the fact that all of the
events were open to high school and univer-
sity competitors, the placings were not ter-
ribly relevant but the times and distances
were.
In the track events, the following times
were recorded: In the 1500 metre races,
Ming Lee recorded a good. time of four
minutes 41 seconds, Chris Lobb 4:43, Steve
SrnJch 4:58, Rob Radford 5:15, Heng Lee 5:20
and Heather Brownridge 6:01. In the 1,000
metre race Ming Lee ran a strong 2 minutes,
58 seconds race followed by Steve Souch at
3:11 and Heng Lee at 3:27. Heather
Brownridge ran the event in 3:45. In the 300
metre race sprint, Rob Radford's time was
42.8 Seconds and Rob Mc llan's was 45.1.
seconds.
In the shot put event, Julie Feltham had a
best throw of 8.51 metre followed by Alana
Colquhoun at 7.55 metre and Lori Leibold at
7.21 metres. Derek Jefferson had a best
throw of 8.51 metres with the 12 lb. shot.
Overall, the meet provided a useful in-
troduction to competition for a number of
competitors for this season.
NOTICE
The Township of Goderich proposes to
pass o' By -Law authorizing the closing of
First Street, Plan No. 275 for the County
of Huron, which street Is In the Hamlet
of Holmesvlllo.
Objections to the passing of such By -
Law should be forwarded to the under•
sighed on or before January 20, I91111.
For further Information contact Reeve
G.H. Stirling, R.R. 2 Bayfield. (Phone
482-7931)
R.E. Thompson
Clerk
1'
Rathwell, rounded out the Atom scoring.
Clinton is entered in the Seaforth Optimist
Atom Tournament this weekend. They play
their first game against a smooth skating
team from Lambeth on Friday night at 9
p.m. Good luck boys! !
Clinton Atoms Scoring
Statistics
(as of Jan. 14
after 31 games)
NAMES G A PTS.
Shawn Chipchase 46 33
Scott Jewitt 14 39
Jason Carter 28 25
Mark Livermore 15 17
72
67
61
57
52
Danny Wildfong 13 18 31 16
Chris Kennedy 14 14 28 ' 12
Scott Rathwell 10 13 23 8
Scott Wright 2 6 8 16
Scott Shaddick 1 5 6 4
Shane MacDonald 1 4 5 10
Derek Hoggarth 0 2 2 ` 0
GOALTENDER'S STATISTICS
( Derek Hoggarth)
Shutouts - 4
Goals Against - 66
P.I.M. Goals Against Ave. - 2.13
79 14 Atoms Overall Record
53 14 Wins - 33
53 20 Losses -6
32 6 Ties - 2
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The high single went to Harry`Lear with a
338 with Tom Duizer finishing second with a
303. Harry Lear and Tom Duizer were also
first and second for the high triple with 796
and 741 scores. The high average was
registered by Bev Bromley with a 207.
Clinton and Area Ladies
Pink Ladies 12
In -Between the Sheets 11
Freddie Fudpuckers 11
B 52's 10
Golden Cadillac's 10
Dacquari's 9
Pina Colada's 9
Grasshoppers 8
Games played on January 7: high single -
Lark Haskett - 265f high triple - Lia
Hoggarth - 642 anb 'h average - Penny
Overboe - 205.
Games over 200: Penny Overboe - 258;
Heather Hart - 201; Lia Hoggarth - 255, 214;
Lark Haskett - 265, 208; Betty Kelly - 201;
Ann -Riley - 211; Wilma Veenstra -247; Irene
Thalen - 222 and Kim Reid - 216.
Mites blast russels
BRUSSELS - Clinton Mites travelled to
Brussels on January 11 to take on the
Brussels Sprouts. When it was over, the
Clinton team came out looking like the Jolly.
White Giants as they beat the Sprouts 14-2.
Clinton 14 - Brussels 2
Clinton received some fine goaltending
from Chad Chipchase and Brennan
Crawford. The defence also played well with
some -good passing plays to the forwards.
Joey MacDonald led the Clinton squad
with seven goals with Chad Chipchase and
Steven King getting two apiece. Adding
single goals were Brennan Crawford,
Trevor Buruma and Darryl De Ruyter.
The Brussels team managed to tuck in two
goals due to the fact that the boys saw one of
the mothers with her camera out.
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ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD
IN THE MATTER OF Section 34 of The Planning Act, 1984
AND IN THE MATTER OF appeals by Vincent Young, Sally Walker, Donald Crich, Alvin
Lobb and others, in respect of Zoning By -Law 6-1984 of the Corporation of the Town-
ship of Goderich.
APPOINTMENTFOR HEARING
THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD hereby appoints Monday. the 3rd day of February,
1986 at the hour of one o'clock (local time) In the afternoon at the Council Chambers.
Township Offices, Halmesvillo Village for the hearing of all parties interested in sup-
porting or opposing these appeals.
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 of the proceedings.
In the event the decision is reserved, persons taking part In the hearing and wishing e
copy of the decision may requecst a copy from the presiding Board Member or. in
writing, from the Board. Such decision will be mailed to you when available.
DATED at Toronto this 23rd day of December, 1983.
B.C. ALTY
Acting Secretary
EXPLANATORY NOTE
This Ontario Municipal Boardhloa Ing -was scheduled to hear oblectlons which were
received subsequent to the Lpalsing of By-law No. 6 of 1984, for the Township of-
Goderich.
The purpose of this By-law is to regulate the use of lands and the character, location
and use of buildings and structures and to prohibit certain buildings and structures In
various defined areas of the Township of Goderich. The Zoning By-law Implements the
Township of Goderich Secondary Plan and provides for specific land use regulations to
ensure that the policies of the Secondary Plan are realized.
Objections were received from:
1. Mr. Jack Pounder & Fiorabay Inc.
2. Mrs. Vincent Young
3. Sally Walker
4. Donald Crich
5. Frank & Mary Strati)
6. Levis Contracting Ltd.
(per John Levis)
7. J.L. Hamill
District Manager
Ministry of Natural Resources
8. Mr. Peter Oehm
Ontario Hydro
9. Mr. R.P. Kaufman
10. Mr. 8. Mrs. Warren
Mr. Mallough
11. Mr. R.K. Warfel.
12. Mr. G.B. Clancy
13. Mr. Alvin Lobb
14. Mr. Murrary Ragin
13. Mr. Norman Pickell
Barrister & Solicitor
16. Ministry of Natural Resources
17. Bill Trick
18. Mr. Ed Harrison
Huron County Health Unit
19. Mr. Alfred Costello
Mr. Wm. Millar
Mr. Bill Book
Mr. Hans Dvinge
MI. Marie Honwood
Mr. Gregory Hood
Mr. Wm. Fry
20. Mr.. David Pyo
21. Mr. Dave ffemIllgvvoy
22. Ms. ®live II. lttie
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23. Mrs. Esther Ross
24. James Klope
23. Mr. Gerry Ginn
26. Mr. Harry Montgomery
27. Mr. Adrainus VanDlepen
28. Mr. M.R. Brown
29. Mr. K.W. Chafer
30. Mr. Norman Pickell
Barrister & Solicito,
representing:
Goderich Investments Limited
Innisfreo Park Ratepayers' Assoc.
Robert Gamolin
Robert Maclntyre,
John D. Purvis
David Maclntyre,
Hans Binder
Wayne Jones 8. Phyllis Jones
Nelson Miller
Duncan Gillis
Lawrence Crich
Phyllss Crich
Donald Crich Sr.
Donald Crich Jr.
Donald Crinch Jr.
Julia Beaver
Fred Owens and Abbie Owens
Ralph E. Lucas
Paul Crich and Catherine Crich
Kenneth Crich
Paul Ehtebacht and HIIdegarde Ehlobacht
William Crich
31. General Manager
M.V.C.A.
32. Mr. John L. Cox
The Ontario Municipal Board mato amend the By-law in response to these appeals.
Letters of Appeal aro available far Inspection of the Clerk's Office.
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