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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1995-08-02, Page 7WEUNiS, AY, AUGIISF2.ass Water Warriors...The Wingham Water Warriorsswim team has about 35 members. The club has already competed in meets in Seaforth and Mitchell, with another meet set for Aug. 12 in Goderich. Water Warriors swim to success at Mitchell and Seaforth meets The Wingham Water Warriors swim team travelled to Mitchell on Saturday to compete in a swim meet. Mathew Dixon was first in the freestyle and fifth in the butterfly. Mark Skinn was second in the freestyle and fourth in the butter- fly. Peter Dixon was runner-up in both the freestyle and the butter- fly. Sheena Baker Was second in the butterfly. Kevin 'Schill was first in the i dividual medley, first in t breaststroke and second in the bu terfly. Karen Schell was second in th back crawl and fourth in the bu terfly. The boys 11-12-yearsi++ 1 (reed ley relay team of Mark SkIn , N than Spivey, Matt Dixon and Pete Dixon was,second. The open relay team of Kare Schill, Kevin Schill, Tasha Maye and Tyler Brown was first. The Water Warriors travelled t Seaforth on July 22 to compete i a swim meet. Bradley Burton captured three firsts and a second in the boys 8- Years and under division. He was first in the freestyle, in the breast- stroke and • the butterfly? and • n - he t - placed second in the individual medley. Mark Skinn collected two firsts and a third.in the 9 -10 -year-old boys. He was first in the freestyle, the breaststroke, and placed third in the back crawl. Victoria Harinen was third in the 9- 10 -year-old girls freestyle, and in the breaststroke, and placed fifth in the butterfly. Marita Harinen swam up one age category by competing in the 11 -12 -year-old girls division. She was third in the freestyle, fourth in the butterfly, fifth in the back crawl, and sixth in the breast - e stroke. t_ .' Kevin Schill swam up .an age category, competing in the boys 15 -years and up category, and was Na f- irst in the individual medley, first r t in the freestyle, first in the breast- stroke, and first in the butterfly. • Karen Schill was second in the r girls 15 -years and up individual medley, was second in the butter - o fly, and third in the freestyle. Julie Nolan placed third in the HORSESHOES Thursday, July 27 'A' division Harold Carter and Bill McAstock- er took top honors in the single round 50 -point game 'A' division of horse- shoes play at the Wingham Sports- men Club last Thursday. They had four wins and were +38. Jack Arnold and Jim Bolton were second with four wins and +30. Jim Nelkson and Jo -Anne Woods were third with, three wins and +55. Don Frook and Tim Becker were fourth with two wins and +124. Wayne Woods and Eric Hewitt wer fifth with two wins and +106. Paul McKee and John Schaus were sixth with no wins and +124. 'B' division Doug Vanderwoude and Ten -y An- ger were first in the single round 40 - point game 'B' division with four wins and +30. Ivan Gardner and Jamie Weppler were second with three wins and +47. Dan Stacey and Peter DeGroot were third with, two wins and +78. Fred Stevens and Don Carter were fourth with two wins and +75. Dave Colley and Andy St.Marie were fifth with two wins and +74. Lorne Kuntz and George Warner were sixth with two wins and +67. Thursday, July 20 'A' division Harold Carter and Bill McAstock- er' were first in the double round 30 - point game 'A' division of horse- shoes play last Thursday at the Wing - ham Sportsmen Club. They had eight wins and were +39. Jack Amold and Lorne Kuntz were second with eight wins and +38. Don Frook and Jim Bolton were third with six wins and +44. Jim Nel- son and John Schaus were fourth with three wins and +131. Wayfte Sachs and Lynn Hewitt• were fifth with three wins and +128. Al McKenzie and Eric Hewitt were sixth with two wins and +139. 'B' division Wilf Towns and Ron Tutton were first in the single round 40 -point game 'B' division with four wins and +23. Don Carter and Peter DeGroot were second with four wins and +17. Lyle Fluter and Bill Bray were third with three wins and +56. James Weppler and Bob Burr were fourth with two wins and +74. Doug Van- derwoude and George Warner were fifth with one win and +90..Dan Sta- cey and Terry Anger were sixth with one win and +84. back crawl. The 11 -12 -year-old freestyle re- lay team of Mark Skinn, Katie Foxton, Nathan Spivey, and Julie Nolan finished first. The 11 -12 -year-old girls med- ley relay team of Victoria Harinen, Sheena Baker, Katie Foxton, and Julie Nolan was sixth. Also swimming for the team were Tamara Krebs, and Kristen Hubbard. There are about 35 members in the Water Warriors. The members include Julie Chippa, Angela Chippa, Mark Chippa, Tamara Krebs, Victoria Waechter, Nicole Waechter, Kevin Waechter, Peter Dixon, Matt Dixon, Sheena Baker, Julie Nolan, Braley Burton, Les- ley Burton, Matthew Rochetta, Heather Rochetta, Marita Harinen, Victoria Harinen, Shelly Skinn, Mark Skinn, Katrina Kaufman, Nathan MacTavish, Evan Zinn,. Wanda Hubbard, Kevin Schill, Karen Schill, Amy Leclair, Kris- ten Hubbard, Nathan Spivey, and Katie Foxton. Bluewater Fastball League Thursday, August 3 - Belmore Stingers at Palmerston Midget Imperials, 8:45 p.m. Palmerston. Thursday, August 3 - Clifford 4 Aces at Chepstow Ace's, 8:45 p.m. Chepstow. End of regular schedule Witgal "At" MIS 7 Strikers capture North Huron coed soccer championship Downs Clinton Captors in final The Wingham Optimist Strikers battled the heat and 12 other teams to capture the North Huron Co-ed Atom Soccer League champion- ship on Saturday. The tournament was played in Clinton. Action got under way Friday evening with the Strikers narrowly defeating the Lucknow Mustangs, 2-1. Tom Pettigrew scored the winning goal when he recovered a goal kick. Shawn Walker netted the first Wingham goal, assisted by Mark Chippa. Strong goaltending by the Mus- tangs frustrated Wingham in the first half. The Strikers got off to another slow start Saturday against the Lucknow Lions, but turned it on in the second half to post a convinc- ing 5-0 win. Billy McGrail paced the Strik- ers attack with three goals. Curtis Thornton and Walker also scored. Forward Tim Reaman was strong up -front, but failed to find the net on several good rushes. In the semi-final, the Strikers went up against previously unbeat- en Wingham Hounds, and the play was intense from the opening kickoff. Femi Omole, who had a strong weekend, jumped on a rebound for the opening goal of the game. The Strikers went up by two on a goal by Walker. McGrail ensured the win with a second half goal to make the final score 3-0 for the Strikers. Tom Pettigrew was in net and made a big save in the first half and turned back a penalty shot late in the second half. Jeff Drost, Laurita McGrail and Katie Pettigrew played strong on defence, turning back the Hounds on several rushes. The win over the Hounds put the Strikers into the final against the highly -touted Clinton Captors, a team made up entirely of 11 year olds. The Strikers showed they still had some ability, and surprised everyone with a convincing 6-0 win. Ashley Heffer, who had run mites in the semi-final game be- fore collapsing from the heat, re- covered in time for the final, and 1 scored her first two goals of the season. Chippa, Walker, Tom Pet- tigrew, and Billy McGrail added singles. Adam Skinn bobbled a bad ball, to record the shut out. Halfbacks Owen Matthews and Tom Mont- gomery were towers of strength in the mid -field. Members of the team include Katie Pettigrew, Adam Skinn Tom Montgomery, Tom Petti- grew, Laurita McGrail, Bill McGrail, Shawn Walker, Mark Chippa, Ashley Heffer, Tim Rea - man, Femi Omole, Owen Mat- thews, and Curtis Thornton. Brigit Davies and Elizabeth and Kathryn Askes were on holidays. The coaches were John Chippa and Scott Pettigrew. Playing for the Wingham Wings in the tournament were Eric Camm, Fraser Kuyvenhoven, Brit- tany Catftpbell, Tabitha Lindsay, Pete Mellor, Marita Harrinen, Mary Beth Brown, Tyson Glassi- er, Brent Martin, Alicia Bakelaar, Jeff Maronet, Matt Rozendal, and John Haines. Substituting for va- cationing starters were squirts Shawn Maronet, Andrew Glassier and Neil Camm. The Wingham were handed a 3- 0 by the Clinton Commotion in their first game, Friday evening. Paced by the four -goal efforts of Eric Camm and Martin, the Wings shut out Clinton Caboodles 10-0 Saturday. Single markers were added by Kuyvenhoven and Tyson Glassier. Assists were re- ceived by Eric Camm (3); Tyson Glassier (2), Harrinen (2); Lindsay (1); Martin (1); and Neil Camm (1). Andrew Glassier missed a chance for a goal when the whistle blew to end the game. The Wings went up, against the tough Goderich Legionnaires in their semi-final contest. The ab- sence of four starters was evident in the second half when Goderich scored two unanswered goals to eliminate the Wings. The Wings travelled to Clinton last Tuesday to play the Captors. Regular's playing for Wingham were Alicia Bakelaar, Eric Camm, Tabitha Lindsay, Pete Mellor, Jeff Maronet, Marita Harrinen, Fraser Kuyvenhoven, Mary Beth Brown, and John Haines. Squirts Neil Camm and Shawn Maronet were added to bring the number of players to 11. The Wings hung in tough against an experienced squad of I1 -year-old Atoms. The teams played a scoreless first half, but the heat and humidity took its toll in the second half on the younger Wingham squad as Clinton scored three unanswered goals. Brad Greidanus scored two and Chris Rosebdom added a single. 1 Craig, McDonald, Reddon Ins. Brokers Ltd. IMPORTANT CMR NEWS FLASU AUGUST 3, 1995 Adele Vath-Nolan Santa's Elf "Snowflake" 40 7999799999 • Your "40 YEAR our Insurance Broker Understands The Corporation of the Township of Morris In the Matter of the Ontario Heritage Act, R.S.O. 1990, Chapter 0.18 and in the Matter of the Lands and Premises at the Following Municipal Address in the Province of Ontario. Notice of Intention to repeal By -Law 6-1989 TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Morris intends to consider a by-law to repeal Designating By-law No. 6-1989, for property at the following municipal address, being a by-law to designate the exterior of 13 Queen's Street in the Hamlet of Belgrave as a property of architectural and historical significance, under Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act; and pursuant to Section 31 (4) of the Ontario Heritage Act, the following information is provided: (a) Property Description: 13 Queeni Street, in the Hamlet of Belgrave, Township of Morris, County of Huron, Province of Ontario. WPT Lot 1 Plan 161, Queen's Hotel, Belgrave, Ontario. NOG 1E0. (b) Statement of the Reasons for the Proposed Repealing of the By-law: The Township of Morris has recently acquired the noted property, in trust, for the Kinsmen Club of Belgrave and District; 1/ The Kinsmen Club of Belgrave and District propose to demolish the structure with the intent to construct a landscaped park at the location. 2/ The structure has been inspected and was found to be in a state of poor repair and the structural quality of the building , in the opinion of the Chief Building Official, is in such condition that it is questioned if it is feasible to repair the structure. Many "bandaid" repairs have been attempted over the years to overcome problems and. .these repairs have, left the structure in a poor state of repair. 3/ The structure''adversely affects the aesthetics of the•surrounding area. Defn: Aesthetics- the laws and principles determining the beautiful in nature, art, taste, etc. 4/ The Structure interferes with the sitelines for traffic at Brandon Street, hamlet of Belgrave and highway No. 4. 5/ If the structure was demolished the sitelines would be improved at the junction of Brandon Street and highway No. 4, creating a safer community for all residents and traffic. 6/ A Community park would beautify the area and be accessible and enjoyed by a variety of age groups, in the area. Any person may, within (30) thirty days of the first publication of this notice, serve to the Clerk of the Township of Morris, notice of his or her objection to the proposed repealing of the Heritage Designation 13y -law, together with a statement of the reasons for the objection and and all relevant facts. If such Notice of objection is received the council shall refer the matter to the Conservation Review Board for a hearing. Notice of Objectiotunust be received by the Clerk of the Township of Morris by 4.00 P.M. on Monday August 28 .1995, Dated at the Township of Morris this 19th day of July, 1995. Nancy Michie, Clerk