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The Wingham Advance Times, 1995-02-15, Page 711115".11111Y, fallifir Ilii. alts Mustangs take adpantage early lead against St. Marys Madill Mustangs took a 4-2 first period advantage Friday afternoon as they f skated to a 6-4 decision over St. Malys in Huron -Perth High School tlockey League play at the Lockritfge Memorial Arena. The Mustfings held a 6-3 lead after two periods of play. St. Mary's contacted for the lone goal of the final period. The win was the second of the season 1t4 the Mustangs, improv- ing their league record to 2-4-1 with one game remaining. Madill travelled to Clinton yesterday for a game against the Central Huron Rcdmcn. St. Marys and Madill are bat- tling for the final playoff spot. With a one -point lead over St. Marys. the Mustangs can afford a tic against Central Huron, while St. Mary's has to win its final game of the regular season and have Madill lose. Scoring for the Mustangs in the opening period were Jason McDo- nald from Dave McDonald and Mark Wilson, Ed Courtney from Peter Gusso, Wilson from Jason McDonald and Gusso, and Eric Andrew from Randy Beuermann. Tallying the Madill goals in the middle stanza were Jason McDo- nald from Gusso, and Ean Moffatt unassisted. Greg Bolton and Jamie Mathe- son had one goal and one assist for St. Mary's with Jeff Richardson and Steve Chateauvert getting one goal apiece. Jamie Thomas posted the deci- sion in the Madill goal. Girls capture curling crown The Madill foursome captured Huron County girls high school curling championship last Thurs- day. The rink of skip Lori Excl, third Tanya Kleist, second Tenille Cranston, lead Christa Ritchie and alternate Lila Caesar edged past Goderich 6-5 in the title game played at the Clinton curling club. The foursome now advances to the Huron -Perth double knockout bonspiel being played tomorrow in Stratford. Madill opened the county high school bonspiel with a 12-2 deci- sion over Central Huron of Clin- ton. Coach BiII Munro said thc Cen- tral Huron rink was an inexperi- enced foursome. He noted that last year's Central Huron team cap- tured the WOSSA title. This was a rebuilding year for the Clinton Junior spikers post four wins The Madill junior girls volley- ball team posted four victories in lcagse play last Thursday after- noon. The Mustangs were competing against the South Huron Panthers of Exeter and the Central Huron Redmen of Clinton. The Mustangs went up against South Huron first and managed a single victory. The junior Mus- tangs dropped the first first game 5-15, rebounded to win the second contest 15-10, but fell in the third game 4-15. Against Central Huron, the Mustangs were victorious in all three games. Madill built up a 10- 0 lead in the. first game as they went to claim a 15-10 decision. The Mustangs won the second game 15-5 and in the third game, after jumping out to a 9-Q lead, scored a 15-7 decision. The junior Mustangs competed in the South Huron toumament in Exeter on Feb. 4 and reached the consolation final before losing out to the host team 'in two straight games. Madill defeated Ridge - town in the consolation semi-final. The senior Mustangs were not as fortunate as they managed a pair of wins, both against Central Huron. Against South Huron, the senior Mustangs droplicd all three games by the identical score of 7-15. Madill won the first game against Central Huron 15-11, dropped the second 4-15 and then won the third contest 15-13. The Mustangs were to play in Goderich last Tuesday, but the contests were postponed due to the weather. Next league play for the Mustangs is Thurrday at home. Wescast Pee Wees drop Lucknow 5-3 Wingham Wescast Industries Pec Wee Bs travelled to Lucknow last Thursday and scored a 5-3 de- cision.' Kelly Holden scored three goals and added an assist to lead the Pee Wee Bs to the win. Aaron Him- melman contributed a pair of goals and an assist. Tyler Huffman picked up a pair of'assists 'with single helpers going to Jeff Leitch, Luke Focrstcr and Adam McQuiggan. J. Lewis, J. Havens, and C. Hackett tallied the goals for Luck - now. Single helpers wcrc earned by A. Evans, A. Chilton, M. Wyn- dam, M. Martiqgnd J. Drennan. Belgrave Atoms finally get to play home game The Belgrave Atoms finally got to play a home game at thc Bel - grave Arena, and the home ice paid off as Belgrave posted a pair of victories. The Atoms played their first game at the Bclgravc Arena last Monday and skated to a 10-5 deci- sion over Brussels. On Thursdr{y, the Atoms downed Elma-Logan 8- 3. Garrett Knight and Chad Cook scored first period markers to give Bclgravc a 2-0 advantage after one period of play against Elma- Logan. Justin Campbell and Devin Moffatt assisted on Knight's goal and Campbell and Dan Mullin helped out on Cook's tally. Campbell and Cook scored in the second period to give Bclgravc a 4-1 Icad after two periods. Campbell assisted on Cook's goal. Third period goals for Bclgravc were scored by Knight from Campbell and Cook, Knight unas- sisted, Cook from Campbell and Moffatt from Cook. Elma-Logan scored two third period goals. Bclgravc and Brussels wcrc tied at two after the first period last Monday with Bclgrave netting four unanswered second period goals to take a 6-2 lead into thc fi- nal period. Bclgravc outscored Brussels 4-3 in the final period. First period goals for Bclgravc were scored by Cook unassisted and Ken McCracken from Cook. Scoring in the second period were Cook from Campbell, Camp- bell unassisted, and two unassisted goals by Cook. Getting the Belgrave markers in the final period were Campbell from Knight, Cook from Camp- bell, Campbell from Knight and T.J. Marks from McCracken. high school. The Seaforth, South Huron and Goderich rinks were more experi- enced and that was indicative of the scores. "The overall calibre of play was excellent," said Munro. Madill defeated Seaforth 7-5 in their sccond draw, and then edged past South Huron of Exeter, 6-5 in their third draw. Vikings corral Gagers The Madill Mustangs travelled to Godcrich last Wednesday after- noon to conclude the regular sea- son of the Huron County high school boys basketball league. The trip was unsuccessful as all three teams were defeated by the host Vikings. The senior Mustangs trailed 30- 20 at halftime as they fell 57-39 to the Vikings. The Mustangs fin- ished the season with a 6-2 record, for second place, while the Vi- kings get first place with a game remaining. Both Madill losses were against the Vikings. The Mustangs are at home Monday for the Teague semi-final contest. Pat McGlynn was top shooter for thc Mustangs with 15 points. Justin Tessier added eight points. Paul Renaud hooped 19 points for the Vikings with Don Hay add- ing 13 points. The junior Mustangs held a 36- 29 halftime lead, but ended up on the shortside of a 70-59 final score. Madill ended the regular season with a 4-4 record and wcre on the road Monday in semi-final action. Mike Nolan and Adam Carr had a dozen points each for the Mus- tangs with Jamie Hallman leading all scorers with 17 points for Godcrich. The midget -Mustangs were down 35-10 at halftime as they fell 53-23 to Godcrich. Greg Montgomery and Adam Lawrence hooped four points apiece for Madill. Shawn Lynn scored 15 points for the Vikings. Available at Participating Pharmacies and Health Food Stores 1 7 Per more Ilinformad w 1411101104111471110 C.w,wr,/elYrrr, g.I+wgwrinl w«I lir[ r-adm" q,rr.w.A•wp011118 woe M,r,ritrI•r�r..� rlrNlwar�r Ali, was a+ayellaliwMr NNW tawar. Wawa.. staiwa NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING CONCERNING A PROPOSED OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT AND ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT AFFECTING THE TOWN OF WINGHAM TAKE NOTICE that the council of the Corporation of the TQWN OF WINGHAM will hold a public meeting on Wednesday, March 22, 1995, at 7:00 pm in the Council Chambers of the Wingham Town Hall to consider a proposed Official Plan Amendment and proposed Zoning by -Law Amendment under Sections 17 and 34 of the Planning Act, RSO 1990, respectively; as recently modified by bill 163. ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting and/or make written or verbal representation either in support of , or in opposition to the proposed Official Plan Amendment and proposed Zoning 8y -Law Amendment. IF A PERSON or public body that requests a referral of a proposed decision in respect of the proposed Official Plan Amendment to the Ontario Municipal Board does not make written submissions before the proposed Official Plan Amendment is adopted, then: 1) the Ministry of Municipal Affairs, as the approval authority. may refuse the request to refer all or part of its proposed decision to tha Ontario Municipal Board; and ii) the Ontario Municipal Board may dismiss all or part of the referral of the proposed decision. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed Official Plan Amendment and the proposed Zoning By -Law Amendment is available for inspection during regular office hours at the town of Wingham Municipal Office (519) 357-3550 or at the office of the Huron county Department of Planning and Development (519) 524-2188. DATED AT THE TOWN OF WINGHAM THIS 15TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1995. Byron Adams Clerk -Treasurer Town of Wingham P.O. Box 90 Wingham, Ontario NOG 2W0 Here are 6 Easy Questions to relp assess your relationship: Do you feel like a prisoner in your own home, trapped in a love- less relationship? 71 Yes 71 No Is the only kason you stay in your home because you don't know where you might go in safety:' Yes 71 No Do you stay at home because you have no money of your own? 71 Yes f No Do you remain in a relation- ship only because you fear you might lose custody of your children in a separation? LOCATION MAY TOWN OF WiNGHAM victoria St w = 1050 Storm — Sewer Outlet mum VIICLY. ElYes No Do you wonder whether you and your children could stay in your home if your relationship ended? Yes No, Do you worry that if you and your sponse separated you would lose most of the assets you worked hard to accumulate and your spouse would end up with the lion's share? 71 Yes No - 150 Storm Sewer Outlet 7 Highway e86 Roadhouse Restaurant Prime Rib Friday East of Wingham 357-4492 Daily Specials Hwy #86 Kindergarten Registration will be held for the Lucknow & District (Interdenominational) Christian School on Wednesday, March 1, 1995 1:OOPM-3:OOPM New families and registration for Grades 1 - 8 are welcome! Birth Certificate and immunization records are required. For more information call the school at 528-2016 Highway 1513 Area to be redesignated Core Commercial -SPA and rezoned Core Commercial - Special Provisions. Area to be redesignated Highway Commercial -SPA and rezoned Highway Commercial - Special Zones. Area to be redesignated Highway Commercial -SPA and rezoned Highway Commercial - Special Provisions. Area to be redesignated Highway Commercial -SPA and rezoned Future Development. If the answer to all these questions is "NO" . buy your spouse a rose! Area to be redesignated Residential -SPA and rezoned Medium Density Residential - Special Provisions. Purpose and Effect: The Town of Wingham, in consultation with the Ministry of Municipal Affairs, the Ministry of Natural Resources, the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority and other approval agencies, drafted Terms of Reference for a Special Area Policy Study having regard to the provincial Flood Plain policy statement. Following approval of the Terms of Reference, a Master Development Plan for the Special Policy Flood Plain area was completed. Lands within the Special policy Area were originally designated parks and Open Space within the town of Wingham Official Plan (approved in 1986). This Official Plan Amendment a9d Zoning By -Law Amendment propose to change the designation to allow for commercial development within the Special Policy Area, subject to a number of detailed provisions that are included within the proposed amendments_ If the answer to any of the questions is "YES' you may wish to call us ... ExistingResidential lots fronting Scott Street, affected by this amendment. will be designated and zoned for residential development. Details of the proposed policy include standards for: • land use: - requirements for the placing of 1111; - requirements for soil engineering reports for new buildings or additions; - standards for flood proofing; - lot grading and drainage of the area; - requirement for a flood emergency plan; - methane testing requirements; - requirements for development on or near the former landfill site; - appropriate municipal services. The result is Special Core Commercial and Highway Commercial Designations and Zonings for the subject area. Properties fronting Scott Street (see attached map) will be designated and zoned 'Residential'. The Town of Wingham Official Plan is amended by the addition of Schedule 'E'. Key Maps 20, 21. 24, and 25 of Zoning By -Law 2197(1992) ere to be amended by this proposal. Copies of the complete Official Plan Amendment and zoning amendments are available from the Town of Winghern Municipal Office. The location of the affected lards is shown on Schedule A attached: the location map identifies the lands within the Town. Paul Ross and Heather Ross Lawyers Ross & Ross Barristers and Solicitors 58 Elgin Ave. East. Goderich, Ontario N7A 4C6 524-2161 installment payment of fees may be discussed to suit your circumstances