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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-01-08, Page 16PAGE 24 -GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1986 �.IVE ICOUNT I MUSIC • Svery Thursday, Friday and Saturday Night 1 j -s , sWEEAKFAif 1scixMise YORK t!PIZZA 61RlQIN MAKN '99 DINNER I � /Eat ID Take-Outar IJR L;C31HTS� RESTAURANT$'d►V _ERN ;'iy- HIGHWAY 21 - AAYFIEI;D 565-25 54 niti •• �,-+ HARBOUR OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK A.M• -1 A.M. TOWN OF GODERICH PUBLIC MEETING CONCERNING A PROPOSED ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Goderich will hold a public meeting on February 17th. 1986 at 6:45 p.m. at the Town Hall to consider a proposed zoning by-law amendment under Section 34 of The Planning Act. -r The proposed zoning by-law amendment would champs the zone category of land as shown on the attached sketch from "Medium Density Residential R-2'! to "High Density Residential R3.7" to allow the construction of o 6 unit Apartment building. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed zoning by-law amendment 1s available at the Town Offices duriAg normal business hours. DATED AT THE Town of Goderich. January 8th, 1956 Larry McCabe, Clerk Town Of Goderich (319) 924-5344 _�_` `4 uI Ewan II rtu.., alarm nits • - vllr -11111. ii i - B• •Ilululnllln.e. u.n _� 1+ --null 1111111. ip f„ _It1I1tI t11 1. ■: 7111 A -1111.1111 uinil- p mlial 6ll l ... „_ • M, B :IP. �,'. •` malgrAES Ilu �.IIIP' w 111111tl.lta . 1111111111111 1111111 Sports Flyers lose two butstill lead Despite losing a couple games over the past two weeks, the Bedford Flyers cling to a one -point lead over Murphy's Green Machine in Goderich Recreation Hockey League play. The Flyers have 25 points in 20acnes on the strength of 11 wins and three t1es.,Mur- phys trails py a single point having won 12 games but they have three games in hand on the Flyers. Li league action, Bedford defeated O'Briens but lost to Clore -Vu 6-4 and Sunset 7-3. Mark Frayne and Willie Denomruelod Bedford with two goals apiece til the 6-4 win over O'Briens. Brian Moody and Doug Smith added singles. Dan Duncan s'cured•a pairfor O'Briens in the loss. Qn Dec. 22, Sunset got two -goal perfor- mances from Kevin Meriam and Jim Far- rish as Sunset defeated the Flyers handily 7-3. Randy Fowler,• Ken Straughan and Jeff . Harrison scored one goal each. Frayne scored two goals for Bedford, The Flyers' woes continued the next night as Caere,=>Vu got two -goal ,,perfbr- mances from Don MacDonald and Brent Daw in a 6-4 win. Frayne and Jerry Hazen - dal scored two goals. each for Bedford in the loss. Murhpy's capitalized on the Bedford losses winning both its games over the holiday. On Dec. 29 Green,. Machine defeated Hoges 10-8 and the next night they edged the Rockets 4-2. John McDonald led the Green Machine offence with three goals, all of them com- ing in the third period. He scored thelvinn- ing and insurance goals. Roger Lewis, Bruce Shoff and Bill Lewis scored two goals apiece while Dave Graf scored once for the winners. Gary Multlow scored three goals for Hodges in the loss. The next night Green Machine got late third period goals from Russ Jessup and Ted Ingrharn to defeat Clero Vu 4-2. In. ether league action, the J.N. Jets dropped a 10-2 decision to O'Briens but re- bounded with an (-3 win over the Raiders Dec. 30. • Scott Macaulay led the Porker offence with four gems while Paul Kelly; the e's or leaguleading scorer and Itob Ste den scored two goals each. , The Jets put it together Dec. 30, s wing five third period goals en rout to an 3 win over Ernie's Raiders. klob MacDonald led the Jets to their second win of the season: with three Oils and two assists for a fives' point night. Paul Schaefer and fan MacAdam scored two goals apiece for the Jets. Greg Beacom scored all three et the Raiders goals. On Dec. 23, hen Kolkman scored two goals early in the third period and assisted on another as Panics defeated O'Briens 6- r. 3. In a game Dec. 29, Warren Watt scored late in the game to lift Genies into a 6-6 tie with Sunset. Greg Beaconi led the Raiders with four goals while Kolkrnan assisted on five his team's six goals. Kevin Meriam G.R.H.L. Standings 14 GP W L 1. Bedford 20 11 6 2. Murphy's 17 12 5- 4i. O'Briens ..O'Briens e 10 8 4. Hodges 18 10 8 5. Endes 19 7 6. Clere-Vu 18 8 ft 7. Sunset " 18 7 9 8. J.H. Jets 18 2 16 G.R.H.L. Scoring G --- 1. PaulKelly (O'Briens) 2. Mark Frayne ( Bedford) 3. Terry Schoemaker (Ernies ) 4. Paul Priestap ( Hodges 5. Brian Moody ( Bedford ) 6..Phil Arthur Sunset) J. Kevin Meriam (Sunset) - 8. Dale Duncan (Sunset) 9. Bill Lewis (Murphy's ) 10. Peter Bakker ( O'Briens and Wayne Rau scored Sunset. T Pts 3 25 0 24 2 22 0 20 4 It 1 17 2 16 0 4 A Pts 32 28 60 24 20 44 19 23 42 15 25 40 18 18 36 17 19 36 18 18 36 ' 17 19 36 25 11 36 18 17 35 two goals each for Midgets stage comeback ,to earn 5-5 tie Matt Wilkinson scored twice and Gord Strattiroy tnen scored two more to take d - In the third period Goderich came out Maclnnls played a trong game in net to 4-1 lead. Tim Wilson brought Guderich flying and at 1:34 Mark Cauchi fed Wilkin - load the Goderich Legion Midgets to a 5=5 closer when he scored at the 7:00 mark on son and he blasted a shot by the goaltender a backhand into the top corner. Richard to tie it. Ryan Kelly scored the go-ahead tie against Strathroy here Saturday night. Boddy and Jim Beattie, in his first game goal five minutes later on a scramble in The first period belonged to Strathroy as John Fabel scored twice to take a 2-0 lead. back from injury, picked up the assists. ' front of the net. But Goderich could not MacInnis made many big saves to keep the Goderich scored at the end of tee period hold the lead as less than a minute later stuccos it was. with no time left to make it 4-3. On the Strathroy icoredthe tying goal. , power play, the goalie was pulled for the ,-,� Goderich got on the scoreboard with a extra player with six seconds remaining. shorthanded goal when the Strathroy The faceoff was won by Strathroy but goaltender misplayed the puck and Dar- Beattie stripped the puck away, fed it to rell Durnin stole it and put it in the net. Durnin who set, up Wilkinson. He shot and Neil Rodger received the assist as it Was the puck went between the goalie's arm his shot that the goalie mishandled. and body and it squirted over the goal line. \Itess/ Ontario Eutintsilip of :(1�u�Ericl� fnicnporared '1833 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. " • APPOINTMENT FOR 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, Holmesville Village for the hearing of all parties interested in sup- porting or opposing thew 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 a copy of the decision may request 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, 198 5 . B.C. ALTY Acting Secretary EXPLANATORY NOTE . This Ontario Municipal Board Hearing was scheduled to hear oblections which were received subsequent to the passing 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 Gbdorlch Secondary Plan and provides for specific land use re gulations to ensure that the policies of the Secondary Plan are realized. Oblectlons were received from: 1. Mr. Jack Pounder & Fiorabay Inc. 2. Mrs. Vincent Young 3. • Sally Walker 4, Donald Crich 5. Frank & Mary Stratil 6. Levis Contracting Ltd. (per John Louis) 7. J.L. Hamill' District Manager Ministry of Natural Resources 8. Mr. Peter Oohm Ontario Hydro 9. Mr. R.P. Kaufman 10. 'Mr. A Mrs. Warren Mr. Mallough 11. Mr. R.K. Wurtele 12. Mr. G.B. Clancy 13. Mr. Alvin Lobb 1.4. Mr. Murrary Pugin 15. Mr. Norman Plckel) 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. 8111 Book Mr. Hans Dvinge Ms. Mario Henwood Mr. Gregory Hood Mr. Wm. Fry 20. Mr. David Pyo 21. • Mr. Dove Hemingway 22. Ms. Olive Little 23. . Mrs. Esther Ross 24, James Klope 23. Mr. Gerry Ginn 46. Mr. Harry Montgomery 27. Mr. Adralnus VanDlepen 28. Mr. M.R. Brown 29. Mr. K.W. Chuter 90. Mr. Norman Plckel) Barrister & Solicitor representing: Goderich Investments Limited Innisfree Park Ratepayers' Assoc. RobertGamelln Robert Maclntyre, John D. Purvis David Maclntyre, Hans Binder Wayne Jones A Phyliss Jones Nelson Miller Duncan Gillis • Lawrence Crich Phyllss Crkh Donald Crich fr. Donald Crlch"Jr. Donald Crinch Jr. Julia Beaver Fred Owens and Abbli Owene Ralph E. Lucas Paul Cricl and Catherine Crich Kenneth Crich Paul 8hleeacht and Hildegard* Ehlebacht William Cried 31. 'General Manager M.V,C.A. 32. Mr. John L. CO The Ontario Municipal Board may amend the Sy -law in response fo those appeals. Letters of Appeal are available fpr inspection at the Clerk'sOffice. Goderich continued to keep up •the = pressurebut they could not put the puck behind the Strathroy goaltender. • Goderich plays Lucan here Saturday and in Lucknow in an exhibition game Sun- • • • 1 well �n tournarnents �ikin s a shot, 54 - 49. Goderich was up by 20, but Aldershot narrowed the margin playing against the 'Vikings'"second string in the • second half. ' . Todd Graham, who had an outstanding tournament, led the Viking, attack with 19 points. Dave Almasi had 16, Darryl Black hooped eight and Bob Barwick had six points. The Vikings won the consolation semi- final, .54 - 52, in )overtime over Guelph Centennial. The Vikings were ahead by seven points with 23 seconds left in the game, but Centennial rallied to tie it. •In overtime,. Todd Graham scored the got • ahead basket with seven seconds left and BY TD The'GDCI senior Vikings boys' 'basket- ball team did well intwo tournaments over the Christmas break. The Vikings won the Huron -Perth Pre-' Christmas Tournament by defeating Strat- ford Central on their own floor by seven points. The Vikings won their first round game in the tourney over. Listowel and then . beat . the: -,Stratford Northwestern Huskies in the semi-final..... • The Vikings played well against high- ' level .opposition in the University. of Guelph tournament, before losing the con- solation final to Kitchener Cameron Heights, 54 - 45. • • The Vikings lest their first game in the tournament to the defending. champions, Timmins, 61- 45. After a,slow start, which saw them trail 18 - 2, the Vikings came back to make a game of it, pulling within five pointsof the Timmins team in the se- cond•half. Bob Barwick led the Vikings with 14 points. Todd Graham and Dave Almasi had 10 apiece and Darryl Blackhad five points. In their second game, the Vikings had little trouble defeating Hamilton Alder- • The Goderich Duplicate Bridge Club will hold a Mexico City Earthquake Relief Fund Charity Game Monday, Jan. 13' at 1.30 p.m. at the Royal Canadian Legion. There will be sectional rating. Club to hold charity game made both foul shots awarded on the play. Centennial scored on a last second shot, but the Vikings won by two. Graham had 27 points in the victory, Almasi had 17 and Black had 11. In the consolation final, the Vikings ran out of gas. They were within three points of Cameron Heights in the final minutes, but lost by nine to the strong Kitchener team. Almasi, . with 14 points, and grahar44 with 13, Were the Vikings' top scorers., Coach Lynn Meyers' Vikings return to league play this week with' a game in St. Marys Thursday. The Vikings are undefeated' in the two league games they have played. track and field , Idoor . at Western tearncompetes' The.G.D.C.I. Indoor Track and Field team competed in the all -comers division at the University of Western Ontario's Western Invitational last Sunday. The meet heldat. Thome- son Arena matches athletes from the university, club and high school areas against each other. ' The Viking girls 4 x 201emeter relay team placed third in a time. of 1:55.6. Deb O'Brien, Krista Collinson, Erin Robinson and Joanne Campbell'were the first high schoel team. • Joanne Campbell narrowly miesed qualifying for the night final in the 60 m sprint placing seventh in a time of 8:27 second electric. She had the best hight school'time. Erin Robinson also ran well placing thirteenth, at 8:57 seconds electric. There were over 50 sixty -meter competitors. 4' Ray Bedard won the high school division of shot put throwing' a personal best of 13.90 meters with the 12 pound ball. Bob Pellow tied for first in the high jump with a leap of 1.6 meters. • In all, 28 members of the Viking indoor track and field team competed in this opening meet for the 1986 season. ESSO 10W30 H/, /i.'ii7yiY,;%: 711► •1•,•a!•i w:�t�2 MOTOR 3 OIL° 1 Litres ®. PEPSI' CASE OF 24 CANS $ PROMENADE FASHION PANTY WOSE 88; CLOVERLEAF FLAKED 9 -hist oft the Square on East Street, beside the Post Office. Your 4v -} a"L Community Card Shop •Oraatlnp Cards •►arty Ware •ONlce supplies •looks L Olt■ •Weddlnl Stationery LIGHT TUNA $ 1 1 104 Gram. • • ENCORE ~IED ROSE INSTANT TEA, COFFEE $299 BAGS $ 4 OZ. • 60's In Store Photofinishing PHOTO In before 3 p.m. -Same day service NAKAMURA' PHARMACY SUNCOAST MALL,• GOD Ririe 5.24-2195 DR. NICOLETTE IPEARCE elks, C.C.F.P. is'pleased ti) announce the opening of her practice in FAMILY MEDICINE at the Bruce Street Family Medicine Centre 27 Bruce Street West. Goderich 524-4121 on January 3rd, 1986 OHIP WILL BE ACCEPTED AS FEE FOR 4ERVKE;