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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-12-14, Page 50ie ODOUCOi i[GNAWAR, WEDNESDAY, DEC ER 14,1983 TOWN OF GODS KH PUBLIC MEETING CONCERNING A PROPOSED ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Gaderich will hold a public meetings on January 17, 1984 at 1:00 p.m. at the Town Hail to *consider a proposed zoning by-law amendment under section 34 of the Planning Act. The proposed zoning by-law Grgeeted- ment would change the zone category of the 1260 sq. metre parcel of land as shown in the attached sketch, from In- dustrial M2 Zone to a Special Industrial hid Zone which would permit, not- withstanding any provisions of the com- prehensive by-law to the contrary, e restaurant, gift shop, and outside patio. Harbour ANY PERSON may. attend the public meeting and/or make written or verbal representation either in support of or in opposition to the proposed zoning by-law amendment. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed zoning by-law amend- ment Is available at the Town offices during normal business hours. DATED AT THE TOWN OF GODERICH DECEMBER 7, 1983 Lorry McCohe CLERK. TOWN OF GODERICH (519)524-8344 e 1 1 35 metres r Proposed I Addition \Y I istin 8u7ld1n Pier Harbour Quay 29 metres s®o®aaa•e o T 18 metres ®os•a•ss•e®t litss.sw.saa.sow•wso faamsm•.«asas . Rail f Siding pl '9"3 rt 10 m lands subject to the / proposed Zoning By-law • Amendment • • Existing building - Captain Fats Ltd. • (aNtiwtil a mn�1111N111((Ihlllllll December 16, 1983 to January 2, 1984 This year the National Traveller Hotel is again offering an unbeatable room "Room Sale". Whether you are visiting London or expecting associates or friends, you will want to take advantage of this special offer. Gala New Year's Eve Party RESERVE NOW TICKETS ARE LIMITED Ask about our weekend package NATIONAL TRAVELLER HOTEL 636 York St. at Adelaide, LONDON, Ont. 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DUE TO SPACE LIMITATIONS AND AVAILABILITY AT TIME OF SALE, ITEMS SHOWN MAY NOT BE AVAILAktiE AT All LOCATIONS. RIECK I.D.A. PHARMACY LTD. 14 THE SQUARE, GODERICH 524-7241 •11 `. • • GDCI Teachers wm. After four rounds of curling, only two teams remain undefeated in the Industrial league, but four teams are tied for second with3-1 records. Cam Bogie's Foresters teams and George Sutton's GDCI Teacher's team have won all four games to date. The GDCI wins have all been close en- counters, with one extra -end game, while the Foresters have siamlaned all their op- ponents with lop -sided scores. The four second place teams are the AM&G Hospital team, skipped by Jim Rourke, Jim Bell's Legion team, Jack MacKinnon's Health Unit and the GDCI Viking team with Fraser Huyck at the helm. Last Thursday's games included several close ones, with Jack Kellough's 1863 team posting a 6-5 win over the battling V&G Bankers, and the Health Unit taking an extra -end game from the Grey-Sweatered GDCI number two team. The Fl"m'ntary Tnorh.rn dragged out a 9-7 win that went right down to the wire av °;t' - the Sifto-.Salt maniacs, while the G , Vikings took a 4-2 'decision from the Evaporators. The Viking team had some first year curlers filling in, 'and grade nine students Tanya Jeffrey and Katharine Murphy showed great poise in their first real com- petition. The GDCI Teacher's number one team played a close game with a very determined Lady Golfer's team, but were able to salvage a 5-3 win when Eleanor Erskine's last rock slipped through the house. Other games had the Legion defeating the Silver Brooms 9-4, the Hospital team over. the Lady Foresters 10-3 and the Foresters gave a 13-2 pounding to the Super -Shell team. Some special arrangements for the last draw of Christmas are underway. Next week's article will give more details. Bedford's streak stopped After a two week layoff, Garb and Gear came up with a big win over Sunset with a close 5-4 score on December 4. Terry Schoemaker scored with only one minute remaining to give. Garb and Gear the vic- tory. Bedford and O'Briens played to a 5-5 tie - the following Monday. Dan Duncan led all scorers with achat-trick. The second game that evening had Ultramar against Hodges, with Hodges short of man power, and • eventually went down to a 14-6 defeat. Derk Wolterbeek had six assists in Ultramar's victory. On Wednesday, December 7, Ultramar was at it again playing Garb and Gear to a 5- 5 tie. Rick McLean had a hat -trick and an assist to lead all the offensive players. Dale Duncan scored four goals in Sunset's victory over Clere-Vu last Thursday. Kevin Meriam added a hat -trick , with the game ending 11-7 in favour of Sunset. Murphy's Greer( Machine stopped Bed= ford's unbeaten streak at 13 games when they outhustled the Flyers by a 6-3 score on Sunday in Goderich. Tag Sowerby, Dave Grof and Bruce Melick each scored two goals apiece to spark the Green Machine to victory. Sunset and O'Briens played to an 8.8 draw. Doug Rolston had a fine offensive night scoring the hat -trick and adding two assists. The game in Clinton saw Garb and Gear play to a five all tie with Clere-Vu. REC. HOCKEY STANDINGS GP W L T PTS Bedford Flyers 14 10 1 3 23 Murphy's Green Machine 12 9 0 3 21 Garb Sr Gear 12 5 5 2 12 Sunset 13' 5 6 2 12 Ultramar 13 5 7 1 11 Clere Vu 13 4 8 1 9 O'Briens 13 3 7 3 9 Hodges 12 2 9 1 5 Pee Wees defeat Strathroy Three straight unanswered third period goals proved too much for the visiting Strathroy Pee Wees lost Saturday as the local Lions defeated the opposition 6-3. Trailing 1-0 after the first period, the Lions tallied three times in the second period on goals by George Sideris from Lon- nie Rumig and Jeff Boyce; Andre Cauchi unassisted; Gregg DeWinter from Greg Alcock and Sideris to hold down a 3-2 lead after two periods. Strathroy quickly tied the game early in the third but the three unanswered goals by Jeff Hodge unassisted, Jeff Boyce a :Aloft - handed unassisted marker; Greg Alcock with Sideris once again assisting gave Goderich their fifth victory in the last six contests. Once again the this contest the torwarus displayed strong backchecking efforts which enabled the defence also to make their checks and move the puck back to the forwards. When the opposition did get through on bad angles to shoot from outside the circle, goaltender Shawn Currie made outstanding saves. The Lions are now making a lot of noise m their league with these wins and making themselves into a contender. This week they will play three out of town games. Tuesday in Ilderton, Saturday in St. Marys and Sun- day in Lucan in an effort to move up further in the standings. O'Brien scores four for Atoms The Goderich Atoms maintained their undefeated record against Exeter as they defeated the visiting team 10-1 during their third meeting this season. Sam Hosack wasted no time as he scored two goals within five minutes. Todd Papple assisted on Hosack's first goal and Ryan Fagan assisted on the other. Sean O'Brien netted the third goal for Goderich when he took a pass from Paul Hamilton. Aaron Duckworth was also given an assist. Before the first period was over, `Fagan beat the Exeter goaltender to end the period with a 4-0 lead. Exeter caught the Goderich Atoms off guard as they scored eight seconds into the period, but Goderich's O'Brien scored two more to get his team back on track. Assisting on his goals were Paul Hamilton and Fagan. The third period saw four Goderich goals. Todd Papple, Chad Papple, O'Brien and Hamilton were the marksmen for Goderich with assists going to Hosack; Fajen and O'Brien: The Atoms' record now stands at three wins, seven losses and three ties. Sports continued on page 13A 1/440,eur JEWELLERS Ltd. )6../16.41111. Ahh.Ailk.44116.4/6.41& RUMMAGE SALE: A OF EVERY SINGLE ITEM IN OUR Coneissale will e Pt'o vt9,ppA•M �PtIY THURSU4Y° DEC. SHARP All Jewellery C f�° 198 ns Rings fin►®gds Pendants Watch:: ad, ftC "9s We're staging this fantastic sale as a Christmas Gift to you, for your tremendous response to date. iYour PRESENCE IS OUR PRESENT All items subject to prior sale. Many items reduced less Phar, price While quantities last. First come .First served. 601Orti JEWELLERS .11.11111111 ile. 9 OXLUfY MALL `Oxford & Highbury) D•SleIry O n•inging.. -14ap,ni. VISA London, Ont. — 4SSm81O0 No. i. ./n.4 pan. nil Chrisirbas Only HEW STORE HOURS 4