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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2005-07-06, Page 13Wednesday,July 6, 2005 Exeter Times–Advocate 13 Open gardens 2005 in Grand Bend Garden enthusiasts had an opportunity to compare notes last week during Open Gardens 2005 in and around Grand Bend. The 2004 Trillium Award win- ners displayed their spectacular work. The annual event is sponsored by the Grand Bend and Area Horticultural Society. Above: Linda and Ron Holmes have been honoured for their interesting sandbox garden on the lakefront. Top right: Kate McKenzie (with Harley) and Bob McIntosh are winners in the large garden category. Right: Marian and Phil Maguire are first in the medium garden category. Other win- ners include: Carol and Mike Welch (small garden), Joan and John Love, Love's Nest Inn (commercial gar- den) and Jill Kelders and Luke Cook (unique garden). (photos/Stephanie Mandziuk) Victoria Pfaff, Mitchell Vandergunst, Christopher Pfaff and Jeff Pfaff were the win- ners of the Ironwood Golf Course Parent Night Scramble June 13. (photo/ Pat Bolen) POLICE BRIEFS Rona Cashway theft BLUEWATER — On June 23 a theft was reported at Rona Cashway on Blind Line in Bluewater. Police say someone spotted a person leaving the rear of the lumberyard through the backfield around midnight. A beige pickup truck was also seen. Police say a load of 4x4 pressure treated posts and plywood val- ued at $1,000 was stolen. Employee charged EXETER — The employee of a clothing store in downtown Exeter has been charged with theft following a June 17 incident. Police learned a young female left a clothing store with a bag containing items that were not paid for. The employee was approached and admitted she had taken the items. An 18 -year-old female from Bluewater has been charged with theft under $5,000. W Gaiser Kneale "11 Insurance Brokers EXETER Tel: (519) 235-2420 Fax: (519) 235-1025 email: gaiserkneale@cabletv.on.ca POLICE BRIEF HENSALL SHUFFLEBOARD June 28 4 GAMES Lorne Archer, Bill Coleman, Joe Van Dorren, Cor DeCorte 3 GAMES George Racey, Ann Van Dorren, Harry Pennings, Gord Ross, Willie Hoornaert, Helen McKay, Hank Dorssers, Catherine DeCorte, Doris Hamilton BLAWN OWLING Tues., June 28 Jerry DeBoer Bill Mickle Bob Caldwell Marg Deichert Marg Knight Harold Knight Har Brintnell Ray Consitt Thurs., June 30 Jerry DeBoer Bill Mickle Fran Mickle Marg Deichert Marshall Dearing Frank Reiger Lawrence Russell Bill Sullivan Fri., July 1 Fran Mickle Peter McFalls Har Brintnell Marg Consitt Marg Deichert Harold Knight Colin McLuckie Bill Mickle Mary DeBoer Mike Underhill Sat., July 2 Marshall Dearing Marion Dearing Jerry DeBoer Isobelle Rescorl Ken Sage Bill Sullivan Har Brintnell Mary DeBoer Search for firestarter 2W29 2W23 2W21 1W19 1W14 1W14 1W13 1W12 2W26 2W21 2W17 1W17 1W12 1W12 1W12 1W12 2W29 1W18 1W14 1W14 1W14 1 W14 1W14 1W14 1W12 1W12 2W22 1W20 1W20 1W12 1W12 1W12 1W11 1W11 EXETER — Several burning objects were thrown at a home on Thames Road in Exeter June 27. OPP say two occupants heard a smash. They found an object behind the home that broke upon impact. It had spilled causing the flammable contents to burn. Another object had been thrown onto a wooden patio. The occupants extin- guished both fires. Through the course of their investi- gation, officers found similar burned objects at the home. The search continues for the person(s) responsi- ble. Soccer re • ort Tyke June 23—Orange 3 vs Tyke 5. Goals: Noah Rothbauer (2), Daniel Allen. U9 June 28—Exeter #2 (4) vs Exeter #4 (2). Exeter #2 goals: Nicole Winters, Brett Bryson (2), Lukasz Pach. Goalies: Jake Denotter, Stacy Willert. Comments: excellent effort by the whole team, especially since we had no subs! Special mention also goes to Samantha Reymer and Meghan Thompson. Great job guys! June 28—Shoppers (4) vs Exeter 3 (0). Goals: Kelvin Knipp (2), Lauryn Overholt, Teddy Vanhie. Assists: Knipp, Vanhie, Alyssa Keller, Nicole 1-ramather, Nicole Willis, Matthew Theil. Comments: Excellent save on a penalty shot by Carson Deruiter. Very strong play by the defense. BIKINI BOB'S Restaurant and Beach Club rrnithRing! "Hot Deals" - Everyday Enjoy our "COOL MIST" PATIO '. ' ` a Kitchen Open Til 2M0 AM 7 Days A Week Main St,, Grand Bend 238-2235 "We'll work for your Business" MUNICPALITY OF BLUEWATER CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FOR BAYFIELD WATER SUPPLY STORAGE FACILITY NOTICE OF STUDY COMMENCEMENT AND PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE The Municipality of Bluewater is carrying out a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment process to investigate options for constructing a water storage facility that will be connected to the Lakeshore water pipeline in the Bayfield area. This project is identified in the Bayfield Service Area Water Supply Master Plan and is required to maintain water pressures in the system, provide equalization and emergency storage, and fire protection. The project is one of a number of projects that will facilitate the extension of water service throughout Bayfield and adjacent areas, as outlined in the Master Plan. The Master Plan was completed in the fall of 2004 and can be viewed at the municipal website: http://www.town.bluewater.on.ca/ The water storage facility is being planned under Schedule B of the Class EA as an activity subject to a screening process. The purpose of the screening process is to identify a location for the facility and define any potential environmental impacts and mitigation. Public consultation is a component of the screening process. At this time, a general study area for the proposed facility has been established (refer to the accompanying key plan). A Public Information Centre is planned to provide further information to the public on study investigations, including potential facility locations, and to receive input from interested persons. DATE: Tuesday, July 12, 2005 TIME: 7:00 p.m. (Open House) 7:30 p.m. (Presentation) PLACE: Bayfield Arena (2nd floor) All those with an interest in the project are urged to attend. Study Contact: B.M. Ross & Associates Limited Consulting Engineers 62 North Street, Goderich, Ontario N7A 2T4 Phone: (519) 524-2641 Fax: (519) 524-4403 Attn: Matt Pearson, Senior Planner E-mail: mpearson@bmross.net Following the public information meeting, further comments on the project will be received until August 15, 2005. Subject to comments received and the receipt of necessary approvals, the Municipality of Bluewater intends to proceed with the planning, design and construction of this project. This Notice issued June 29, 2005. Janisse Zimmerman, Clerk -Administrator Municipality of Bluewater