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NURoNtXPOS na.;4AN1SY 18; 1984
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Concerninki•Proposed
Comprehensiye Zoning By -Low
TAKE NOTICE that the COsindfleif Nan Corporation Of the Township of
Grey will hold a series of eublic Open houses, tin Indleatod boiievi, to
Mulder the proposed comprohonalvo zoning by-itzw.
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OPEN HOUSES
February 21, 1984 - 2 Mu to 5 pin 0,, 7 pm to turn
Febniary 23 r 1984. 11011°4 pm •
LOCATION ..TOONSHIP OF GREY HALL'
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Planning A they provide a flexible timetable to suit the molority of ratopintirs and..
an opportunity to consider and discuss specific concerns..
Tins proposed zoning by.104, affects the entire Township of (trey. it Implements Shit
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Grey Township Secondary Plan by establishing land use contralti; and atiOs In the
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ANY- Man/ lousy attend the public mootinnd/or maks written or verbal
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' reisresantatIon either In support of or In opposition to the proposed zoning bjellate,
ADDITKINA4 INFORMATION relating to the proposed %being by-law, is avollabliiKeitS• ••
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with la' hockey Stick: Re holds. or oNfeettol.,,%.Irki)13401,01)10 'i,4,111et :# .h#0',,i the past..
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can heap on hint and'thecoVerge•the!Meditt!'netstanding!Ceinadtek,a,thin*,..Coottali to
an give give him, I've seett:ste0,t. 8 what .10 i':.i: Outadiali folidOtei,'nfik.eVery, athietn.111, '.the :
like to be a woman In Wayne is life when his Gauntry plays: hopire*,)Sente,-lesser known
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moth_er, sister and girlfriertd*ereintervieW-•,4telent could stand ; • grnOter,::1301liettz ''. to What does he do in his Siiiiretit00„16ritati.liirtfier his nr)her.oyve.. career.
does it feel like Ao :meet ',1IIM for the one else taightIMOWit,",,,intt '0,4d!ty
time What does he eat for disner?••••Thehe ;)?, realizeslie. nriOtilte„Mily,!lalaYek 04 hi„,teit,M!
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' 110atiOns %and thousands more have Aeen„... . He; s said that.rt hockey, player -hasn't done -.anSWered about the‘Greitt, OretrkY, • .4 ,,', riatttilloatl•he?s Wont Stanley Cup and
He most got sick of it t4e,Pees, the Media ,;','', eta something yottlaVe to win as 'a team,' ,.
atitbit:Meets. continually hound ,' bitit,q,.' Maybe exteftky:caulet, the Media knew that
Sports magazines and almost every North ', ifie!s7 net the only'ON. ete in Canada.
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travelledteRipley to play In the Leg
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SPAHHTIA Play&l. Kincardine and 'log, ,
Since fi wai a singleknOck-olt toarnanleat
Seaforth-waa-ehmin,atedeson lioditay
scored the °My goal for Seliforth, assisted by
Gordie O'DWYer.. • •z".• ' ' ';''''' •
-Ott SitnallY eVining Seaforth,. play
against the Wingliiin Pee Woes in SealOrt
.enri
an nut nut the losers by, a, score or 5-
flqTe 14 OW*
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ion 'Whigharn opened ttp. the scoring thkfitst
perlod 'S.ear9ttlicitte 6d:041th ,ScliiLIttr.°4
. by Brien•Cook•andrfasisted`hyltay MOrreY to
ead) the 0Criodi.1=11.•Wingliam .senieir three'
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unanswered g. oats )fttithe'secood
In -the third; Winglnint Seored "a goal an
‘Seaforth. scored two; ) one •by' Ray -Murray
ed ' aSSisteckbyJaiouSeiMoMliirwo0darittpisen
h :PapPle.lanckhe second by Pat Nigh assisted'
3. )byllred:Cartet. • .
$350 dOrkited for
Seafortit's Early Bird hockey "I‘iglie
&Mated $350MWards sweaters forthe -minor
hockey league redently. The „money) Was
raised from a turkey draw Sunday, Jan. 8
Playoff ch466ety:diktilldi
• With only ix regular season games
remainingthe Centenaires playoff chances
are starting to dwindle.,
Ifl three games lest week they managed
onepoint out of a possible six to drop
into fourth place tri the flye team grouping.
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1984 •
HURON COUNTY
ATLAS
Tula Is a project to commemorate
Ilisintenniat Yaar in Ontario and to
update the original 1819 Huron Count/
Attu.
All Wahiawa* onlanIzatIons, groups
end indiddmas the county of
f Horde ail MAIM Id submit erficiat for
the 1414:Atlas:
Forma and guidelines may bo obtained
et your local library or municipal Of floa,
For heftier triformatleri call:
Cathy uirkakutr9 524-250
Of If no answer call the County Clerk's
Offies 524-639A
Steering Committee
1064 Huron County Ada*
The Centenaires now are oily two poln
ahead of Thedford in the battle fori the fou
and final -playoff position. l'hedford, has o
game in hand on the Ceritenaires.
The Centenaires inabffityto perform for
fidl 60 minutes, numerous lisiuries, an
school studies' have' taken their toll.
Last Tuesday night, against Exeter, the
held a 2-1 first period lead and then fell apart
in the second as the talent laden Hawk
scored three unanswered goals outshootin
the Centenaires 20-4.
. .Exeter outscored them 3-2 in the fin
period to preserve their 7-4 win.
Jeff Paull, Greg Murray, Dave Mcliwai
• \• •
hoCkey *eaters
e• for den
alni,440nets'ate,InOntd, 3VnIkeri
, 210 ?Pi EgMeridvAlle.
Eollg as 'Wood; Strittfetd end '4th Helene
Lane, •Seaforth, • • •
. • •,
• ' • •
rth Opporftinities.
ft Both teams scored twice on power play third plabillile iderra With 51 tete-
. .
He trails the le : Tuckey eter
ne John Hicknell, ileff Pauli, Kent Howatt HMOs brave)* tiatid'Keviit,Albret of
and Dave Mat with hia,3Sth.gord of the TaVistock BraVea-'hYtWenelflti;'4eff Rai
a season scored the Centeintirea.' shah with 45.. ints. - • ' -• „. ':.• -..
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The Centeiplieti-frevel to. Tavistock, this .and 'Dreg ,Muir1:10, elide' MaCjinehey and
y Saturday for, an 8:30 game and •retitrat home /an Mum*, ,All• atm:Were abaentfrom the ,
on Tiresday, Jitn. 24 forvit 830 giutie'Vdth 'Medford garrilf,n1Ong_ 'with lelti; tide' end
s flmt place Exeter. • , , . • • , :, , SMve Pletach •studying and -Darren Mattai
g . Jeff Pentland Dave McLIWitinAave agod:..
account of themselves J3i the anuel •All- tar Greg, ottiOy. Dow *0 iletioft Shimiti tie .,
Id game in Ltrean on Saturday night wort.by ta reedy fel. Satattily:oritterds Jim:Cartinbell
North, 64. and Murray Guy. belie quit the.teattres well
d CENTENAME NOTES • The Cadet& Mint* list. lit4'siettroie
n Pauli scored once and added one asSist is Bob Snell.'
• ;
a
player while McLlwain 'added, a pair of 'been called ugdfrorri the Mideteam to Ell
and Darren Wafts provided -the Centenalre
scoring while Mike Macdonald played
strongve In goal as he was testecl with 48
d awarcl.
and was named the North' A most valuable Kevin WillientintisUdIcevin Melady,JuWe
ass and Was eated,highly for the M.V.P. the gaps crew by -----loiianave played •
stints w e Exeter goalie Bete Dearing ha
only 19 shots to face.• •
LARGEST CROWD
• On Friday night before one of their loges
• crowds of the season, the Centenaires held
• period leads off-0'4nd 5-1 then ran into a
rash of so-called stutidraltles in the third
Bothwell Barons came up with six goals(4 on
tha4powboXity).te Ale thei, 9looteeati 7.. A
TherCe aheileld a milde.nitrain
The latest release 'kink ifie• Western Jr.- Last Friday. night's 50/50 draw winner •
t
"D" statistician -ahem DAvld Mali/Ain in was Dennis new, ay who wors.$79.
as, the southern via on cellar dwelling .
tr ploy.. during ' the first, twodrocis but
completely collapsed in the, Sonforih
tit the Barons In the gone by a 42-32
maxgin but took 47 ute.s In penalties
comparedto 38 for Bothwell: Included in the
Seakrth Wei was a 5 minute butt -ending
penalty 20 Darren Watts.
Bothwell scored three goals 10 31 seconds
cutin that penalty. The Centenalres then
came back to tate a 7-6 lead at the 17:17
mark and looked it if they Would hang an
when John Daie took a penalty fel' PitYle9
with an Weld Vick (too much cove) and
goabender Keith McClure, was tagged with a
0 minute slashing infraction enabling the
Barons tO capitalize On a breakawayto tie the
Whet With only 1:16 remaining.
Jet Petal end Greg Murray tested two
s apiece for the Centenalres While John
Pete Bennett and Darren Watts
a.ed singles.
LOSE 9.4
Thedford on Sunday night the Browns
overcame a 4.3 Centenaire feed with six
unanswered third period goals to record a
9-4 victory.
Although the Centenaires did not play
well, they did have several good scoring
chances in the first two periods hut were
unable to capitalize on their chancel.
Thedfcrd outshat the eentenaires 61-33 on
thgruneorcluding a 27-8 margin in the
third Se= ;ailed 2-1 after the flit period
and outscored the Browns 3-1 in the second
before fining apart in the third.
The Centensures again received more
qoalty minutes than totheir o ...nent=
minutes 20 . The
I dustriakhoo stun ngs.,
- 1.H.L. SUM/DIGS
T GP WLTF A PTS. PIM
Canadians 12 11 1 0 '89 46 22 102
Flyers 12 9 2 1 104 70 19 91
Rangers 12 65 184 75 13 84
Bruins 12 - 4" 7 172 71 9 105
Penguins 12 4 8 0 58 94 8 72
Howls 12 0 11 , 1 59 110 1 121
LEADiliaSOOMS
P T GP G A PIS. PIM
D. Broome Bruins- 12 25 21 46 0
B,Cooper Rangers 12 21 19 40 6
B. Price Canadians 12 19 10 39 9
L. Dalton Flyers 10 20 15 35 6
R. HUdebtid Bruins 12 14 18 32 43
.1:Roberts Canadians 12 19 11 30 0
K. Swart Rangers 11 13 16 29 8
J. Feeney Penguins 12 10 19 29 12
/1..1;1antr_P Flyers
s 139 116 ill 217
IeZT TOURNAMENT
A Champs Catuidian s 3 t"1, yero2
Et Chlippottriiins 6 Hawks
MOAT, .IAN.22 •
.7t00 860 1000
BMWS - Hawks \ Canadians
Flyers .Penguins Rangers
.1.1!iiTIPWNIE\rMIM;:YlplirtolllirMplr.Mi.WM.M..Mllikleikdmr•MSftoeaiM•n•E•Wdom. '
Ringette team split games
against Stratford
ST
Following an extensive layoff during the
holiday season and due to winter storms, the
Seaforth and District Senior OldsRingette
team had a busy weekend.
Saturdaythey travelled to Stratford and
defeated Stratford 82 10-6. All of the girls
played exceptionally well. Denise Morey had
three goals and two assists to lead the
scoring.
ruejfetqattTnrins'amwrenryeTai;lirr
The maned ement and staff of
the Ball & fafooner Puttered Home
cordially intrite you to the
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On Sunday the Stratford #1 team came
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on to defeat Seaforth 74.
This was an exciting game. in which the
Seaforth gu'Is outshot the Stratford team, but
couldn't beat the Stratford goalie.
Seaforth's offense was led by Denise
Morey with the hat -trick, Jan Vandenberk
w) two. Jennife W witho goal
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()NIX
The Centenaires now are oily two poln
ahead of Thedford in the battle fori the fou
and final -playoff position. l'hedford, has o
game in hand on the Ceritenaires.
The Centenaires inabffityto perform for
fidl 60 minutes, numerous lisiuries, an
school studies' have' taken their toll.
Last Tuesday night, against Exeter, the
held a 2-1 first period lead and then fell apart
in the second as the talent laden Hawk
scored three unanswered goals outshootin
the Centenaires 20-4.
. .Exeter outscored them 3-2 in the fin
period to preserve their 7-4 win.
Jeff Paull, Greg Murray, Dave Mcliwai
• \• •
hoCkey *eaters
e• for den
alni,440nets'ate,InOntd, 3VnIkeri
, 210 ?Pi EgMeridvAlle.
Eollg as 'Wood; Strittfetd end '4th Helene
Lane, •Seaforth, • • •
. • •,
• ' • •
rth Opporftinities.
ft Both teams scored twice on power play third plabillile iderra With 51 tete-
. .
He trails the le : Tuckey eter
ne John Hicknell, ileff Pauli, Kent Howatt HMOs brave)* tiatid'Keviit,Albret of
and Dave Mat with hia,3Sth.gord of the TaVistock BraVea-'hYtWenelflti;'4eff Rai
a season scored the Centeintirea.' shah with 45.. ints. - • ' -• „. ':.• -..
, .
The Centeiplieti-frevel to. Tavistock, this .and 'Dreg ,Muir1:10, elide' MaCjinehey and
y Saturday for, an 8:30 game and •retitrat home /an Mum*, ,All• atm:Were abaentfrom the ,
on Tiresday, Jitn. 24 forvit 830 giutie'Vdth 'Medford garrilf,n1Ong_ 'with lelti; tide' end
s flmt place Exeter. • , , . • • , :, , SMve Pletach •studying and -Darren Mattai
g . Jeff Pentland Dave McLIWitinAave agod:..
account of themselves J3i the anuel •All- tar Greg, ottiOy. Dow *0 iletioft Shimiti tie .,
Id game in Ltrean on Saturday night wort.by ta reedy fel. Satattily:oritterds Jim:Cartinbell
North, 64. and Murray Guy. belie quit the.teattres well
d CENTENAME NOTES • The Cadet& Mint* list. lit4'siettroie
n Pauli scored once and added one asSist is Bob Snell.'
• ;
a
player while McLlwain 'added, a pair of 'been called ugdfrorri the Mideteam to Ell
and Darren Wafts provided -the Centenalre
scoring while Mike Macdonald played
strongve In goal as he was testecl with 48
d awarcl.
and was named the North' A most valuable Kevin WillientintisUdIcevin Melady,JuWe
ass and Was eated,highly for the M.V.P. the gaps crew by -----loiianave played •
stints w e Exeter goalie Bete Dearing ha
only 19 shots to face.• •
LARGEST CROWD
• On Friday night before one of their loges
• crowds of the season, the Centenaires held
• period leads off-0'4nd 5-1 then ran into a
rash of so-called stutidraltles in the third
Bothwell Barons came up with six goals(4 on
tha4powboXity).te Ale thei, 9looteeati 7.. A
TherCe aheileld a milde.nitrain
The latest release 'kink ifie• Western Jr.- Last Friday. night's 50/50 draw winner •
t
"D" statistician -ahem DAvld Mali/Ain in was Dennis new, ay who wors.$79.
as, the southern via on cellar dwelling .
tr ploy.. during ' the first, twodrocis but
completely collapsed in the, Sonforih
tit the Barons In the gone by a 42-32
maxgin but took 47 ute.s In penalties
comparedto 38 for Bothwell: Included in the
Seakrth Wei was a 5 minute butt -ending
penalty 20 Darren Watts.
Bothwell scored three goals 10 31 seconds
cutin that penalty. The Centenalres then
came back to tate a 7-6 lead at the 17:17
mark and looked it if they Would hang an
when John Daie took a penalty fel' PitYle9
with an Weld Vick (too much cove) and
goabender Keith McClure, was tagged with a
0 minute slashing infraction enabling the
Barons tO capitalize On a breakawayto tie the
Whet With only 1:16 remaining.
Jet Petal end Greg Murray tested two
s apiece for the Centenalres While John
Pete Bennett and Darren Watts
a.ed singles.
LOSE 9.4
Thedford on Sunday night the Browns
overcame a 4.3 Centenaire feed with six
unanswered third period goals to record a
9-4 victory.
Although the Centenaires did not play
well, they did have several good scoring
chances in the first two periods hut were
unable to capitalize on their chancel.
Thedfcrd outshat the eentenaires 61-33 on
thgruneorcluding a 27-8 margin in the
third Se= ;ailed 2-1 after the flit period
and outscored the Browns 3-1 in the second
before fining apart in the third.
The Centensures again received more
qoalty minutes than totheir o ...nent=
minutes 20 . The
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Flyers 12 9 2 1 104 70 19 91
Rangers 12 65 184 75 13 84
Bruins 12 - 4" 7 172 71 9 105
Penguins 12 4 8 0 58 94 8 72
Howls 12 0 11 , 1 59 110 1 121
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D. Broome Bruins- 12 25 21 46 0
B,Cooper Rangers 12 21 19 40 6
B. Price Canadians 12 19 10 39 9
L. Dalton Flyers 10 20 15 35 6
R. HUdebtid Bruins 12 14 18 32 43
.1:Roberts Canadians 12 19 11 30 0
K. Swart Rangers 11 13 16 29 8
J. Feeney Penguins 12 10 19 29 12
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Following an extensive layoff during the
holiday season and due to winter storms, the
Seaforth and District Senior OldsRingette
team had a busy weekend.
Saturdaythey travelled to Stratford and
defeated Stratford 82 10-6. All of the girls
played exceptionally well. Denise Morey had
three goals and two assists to lead the
scoring.
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On Sunday the Stratford #1 team came
back from *5-1 spread to tie the gattre and go
on to defeat Seaforth 74.
This was an exciting game. in which the
Seaforth gu'Is outshot the Stratford team, but
couldn't beat the Stratford goalie.
Seaforth's offense was led by Denise
Morey with the hat -trick, Jan Vandenberk
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