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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1973
REC LEAGUE CHAMPS - The Pontiacs won the Zurich Rec League Ball championship this season,
defeating Chariies four games to two in the final round. Members of the team are, bacl< row
left to right, Carl Finkbeiner, Richard Shantz, Eric Snlale, Steven ilaberer, Don O'Brien, Bob
Johnston, Middle row, left to right, Hubert Schilbe, Doug O'Brien, Phil Overholt, Bob Merner,
Jim Bedard. Front row, Pat Bedard, Derek O'Brien and Steven Bedour.
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(by David Turnbull)
The first soccer match bet-
ween Hensall and Zurich Public
Schools was played at Ilensall
on Monday. It ended with a
disappointing score of 2-0 for
Hensall.
Jack Forrester was the out-
standing player on the Zurich
team. The two goals were scor-
ed near the end of the game,
one on a penalty shot and the
other from the open field.
With some more practice
and a little more enthusiasm
we had hoped to win Thursday 's
game, but the score ended up
the same, 2-0 for Hensall.
The first of these two goals
were scored from a long kick
and the second at close range.
The players on the Zurich
team are; Bill Pole, Larry Pole,
Jack Forrester, Wayne Ilaniatll-
er, Raye Widrick, David Turn-
bull, Wayne Thiel, Kevin Wild-
fong, Jeff Forrester, Tim
1:Iamather, Robert Bleck, Ken
Oesch, Toni Keenan, Grant
Love, Doug Reichert, Roger
O'Brien, Paul Haggitt.
GIRLS LOSE TWO
(by Patti Gingerich)
The boys and girls teams
went to Hensall on Monday.
The cheer leaders accompanied
us to cheer us on. The field
was larger than we are used to.
Hensall scored the only goal in
the middle of the game. We
lost 1-0,
Again we went to Hensall
on Thursday. This time the
spares went along as well as the
cheer leaders, The game was
much the same as the one on
Monday as we lost 1-0.
Members of the team are;
Karen McAllister, Patty Ging-
erich, Debbie Eckel, Pam
O'Brien, Jane Willert, Mary
Ellen Steckle, Brenda Gingerich,
Debbie Horner, Heather Riddell,
Barb Bleck, Cindy O'Brien.
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Bayfield discuss plan
(by Milvena Erickson)
A special meeting of the
Bayfield village council was
called by the reeve, Tuesday
evening, October 23, for a two-
fold purpose; firstly to deal with
the Senior Citizens Housing
Project. That afternoon, the
reeve had met with Arthur
Gaston, Regional Lands Officer
for Ontario Housing Corporation,
and discussed the recommended
location for a 17 unit building
(adjacent to the Municipal
Building), explaining the
adequate water supply and
sewage disposal. Council dis-
cussed the price for the property
in question and felt, clue to the
nature of the project; that a
lesser fee by quoted rather than
the normal selling price for the
property.
Drawings of the property and
the price have been submitted
to Ontario housing for their
consideration, with the hope
that it will meet with favour-
able approval.
Secondly --Council, along
with the members of the Com-
mittee of Adjustment, discussed
a by-law of the Municipal
Corporation of the Village of
Bayfield to adopt a secondary
plan. The purpose of the plan
was explained by county plan-
ner, Gary Davidson.
This plan, as a secondary
plan to the County Official
Plan establishes as a point of
departure, certain basic princ-
iples of the County Plan relating
to secondary plans and urban
areas. The need to carry out
more detailed secondary plans
at the local level is set out in
Section 3 (a) (7) of the County
Official Plan. This Section
states; This plan (the county
official plan) will function as
the Official Plan for all County
Municipalities. It is intended,
however, that the local mun-
icipalities will prepare Secondar,
Plans so as to express more prec-
isely local planning policies
and priorities. These Seconday
Plans will become amendments
to this Plan (County Official
Plan)."
This Secondary Plan is, there-
fore, the implementation of
certain policies of the County
Plan. This Secondary Plan
begins a process of local planninl
for Bayfield. This Plan develops
framewotk for land use planning
and it is theintention that the
various sections of the Plan will
be refined and developed in
more detail. These refinements
will become amendments and
should be commenced as soon
as possible so as planning be-
comes continuous process. In
any event, it is the intention
that a complete review of the
Plan.be carried out within a
five year period from the time
of its adoption.
A public meeting is called
for 8 p.m. Friday, November
9, in the Old Town Hall to
discuss the proposed plan, tak-
ing into consideration all
aspects of the Plan; residential,
commercial, industrial, instit-
utional, open space (parkland)
greenbelt and agriculture, and
having regard to the proposed
re -zoning changes and certain
other land use changes. Notices
of the public meeting will be
posted at various business est-
ablishments in the village.
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