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Peewees
• #rom page 11 ,_.F�
goal at the 2.26 mark :Mike watt rushed they needed' and they were. able to"score Nations came when Six Nation's -centre
along the boards and bloated in Seaforth'a . the, first goat of• the ` game when they stood point ; bunk ,ia front• ;o' &aforthh
sixthgoal dennd of pe od• jammed the puck in the 'corner of Agar ,After
Adam:. rip goalie Seaforth's ;net. Brad Moores gave -.Six Na- shotse a wa .: mowed 'tiii
Aped`Agar pulled off two saves during a tions'a scare. when be flipped the peck atte, tulis, it belin ed prevent m. Mike
malty killing situation for .Seaforth,'from hepoint w Seaford'', b ite Weberebe late in d a chin oyer s acro• th
by a diselplined ,defencive bov. Six Nat oat er d ' t a"•chancb to s
�t andnarrow the '
Watt, Weber and Deveraux Put pressure .on chances couldn"l find that elusive hole a d but the clock- was
in Six Nation's end blit couldn't tetra clear • m Sia N• g ani` h�nebgood .
ami 11i[cNichol, Mike Moylan and Milce ttwaute mark of the d brealnng in tune and again on Six Nations'
g as the seconds tacked away and they.: • Boyd'.Devereaua ands" Jason :Henderson &dee Weber broke in at the 140 a winbert
Devereanr
Intercepted Paas after PasS by .ix Nations; battled for the'puck in front of Sts Six histi has oil
g post came Put;: win
Natioia s ori this chancel Sts •Natial's
Seafeath wane GAA1I�' E
net nd Spot o to first gnat, fiaa1ly came up clock, won the •ame 1 and Yde se the
qday 'tied' for' was 141 g gd t1le ,ries ,`
Seafort t Pee Wee s travels game of tiedd' for
tucked.; setend goat on si Tuesda
to Sia. Nations for •the second Dile a,id Mali eco, ago a then *Heil
y Ctrs, result , ready :to The line
seri he ix Seaforth'a net. i'Ius roved to be.the game heads to Sir, Nations now ani tfor t to
es. The home town crown gave the Sia P You b
Nasions Pee weeie the encoura ,on Sattlnaay fox lite
¢ winning goal The insurance goal fox Sia • fourth game of this semi Beal series.• .
Millen's' net:
shoot away. Six ,Nations was• stymied fn Seaforth goalie Adam Agar Peed � holding
off
played -a,.
good third • pea'iod
every attempt. for 'the rest of the :game. , break away by Six Nations atttthe 12 , holding' on a e an lay ai Si r xtNns,and .,;
H e', took the pressure off :Seaforth's on .lite Seaforth bo M) od spurring net,/ilut ut lady hick was just not: with theca, '
Prime
• from page 1 prevrioua stages into .: a Master Plan
1 for one site When two or three . reeommendatIon• The
report wall;then
May preferable, Officials explained Presented to Cou2,
n tie
the costa would': be too high for utdrvadual cast their vote oat Wed' who Wtu
municipalities to Create' their own d the > er or not to ac -
Mr• MacMillian added, "1'd rather see Boas and itnplisitent
one done right than two or three not done
properly.
Huron County would ideally like to
develop one central landfill site; 150 to
200 acres in size. If the study remains on
schedule, the multistage planning process
will have determined a specific site at
the end of Stage 2B, slated for late 1990
or early 1991.
The final stage, 3A, will draw together
all of the components and results of the
Brucefield man
• from page 1
Ms. • Richter •explained that stiffer
regulations for landfill sites, and the.
lengthy environineiltal assessnnent hear,
lige, signalled ,the need for the `detailed
constraint mapping process _andheepact
study Of the '17 dump "sates that are in
operation hr the county, only two would
be considered :"unconstrained ' under pre-
sent regulaticins. •
compl tely scrreen deandw fenced owitha or oversights along the way:"
lager he a lend •Testhig
be ongoing,
„sellon and group_ water. would also
"The thinking is completely chafginB
may," Ms. Richter said "That's wiv
it's such a difficult process - and so et -
pensive "
It is estimated that the Waste *Page-
ment Matter ,:blas study will coat the
County $350,090 by the timereaches
Stage 3A F9fttp,percent of 'the cost Will be
funded by the Province.
"There's still a long way to go," Mr,
MacMillan re 'marked,: "The environmen-
tal assessment' process is a long,process,
and we don't want to snake any anlstakes
The issue arose a gain at the March 6 have to be officially registered on his title
to the land.
Tuckersmith meeting, however, when Councillor Bill DeJong pointed out that.
details of the building permit were discuss- Mr. MacLellan replaced the crushed tile
ed and the issue of municipal payment was with PVC pipe under the proposed location
resurrected. of the, building, . and motioned that the tile
Cornell agreed to the building permit for and repairs be paid for by the Township of
a commercial structure, 55' by 165', pen- Tuckersmith.
ding amalgamation of a piece of property The motion was defeated, and it was ex -
behind the proposed building site. At that plained that the municipalities do not, as
time, the plan indicated only two feet of a rule, pay for drainage and tile work
clearance space between the proposed done unless a petition is brought forward
building and the property line. The by a Proeerty owner and neighbours.
minimum space permitted in the by-law is The tile in question is believed to be a
25 feet. Council noted that amalgamation municipal tile, installed prior to 1942, but
should not be a problem, and would only no records to that effect have been found.
Local wo 1 cr
• from page 2
in a village billeted where the Germans
were last fall and you can see where they
fired on I e church, also other bulit gs.
We are a t at seven kilometers from the
trioonboat and train from last eligh
line. We had a mostdSunddayo rug pt
at 11 p.m.. until this Morning at 10:30 a.m..
We are very comfortably billeted in a
stable, about eighty men and two officers.
1 had my first wash this afternoon since
last Tuesday and it felt pretty good. l have
not been in the firing line yet, but will
write soon as I come back again, to
somebody. 1 wrote a post card from
Nantes, and 1 hope you got..it, also 1 sent
Reader shares
• from page 2
liable to imprisonment for five years.
with) the intent to cause thregnant e deae th ofan who
un-
born human being within her, uses any
means to carry out that intent is guilty of
an indictable offence and liable to im-
prisonment for two years.
(4) No one is guilty of an offence under
subsection (1) if the life of the unborn
human being was ended as a result of
medical treatment necessary to prevent
the death of - the mother of the unborn
some photos last Sun,.: y. Well, as I can-
not say very much as this passes the cen-
sor, I will close with new address: 6905
Scout H.J. Dorrance, 1st Canadian Con-
tingent, British Exp. Forces, No. 3 Coy, 1st
Inf. Brigade.
MARCH 18, 1985
Seaforth's police force was reduced to
three men Monday morning when cotuacil
terminated the services of Constable l;i
McNail. Reduction M the strength of the
force followed continuing discussion in
council concerning the cost of policing in
Seaforth compared to other centres.
Amy Seaforth Hoover,R.R. Brusselswrndam
human being or to remedy a condition
that, if left untreated, would cause the
death of that mother.
(5) In this section "any means" includes
(a) the administration of a drug or any
other noxious thing.
(b) the use of an instrument; and
(c) manipulation of any kind.
"Unborn human being" means a human
life from the moment of conception until
birth, whether conceived naturally or
otherwise.
Mrs. Joseph Shea
Dublin
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"All the ratepayers shouldn't pay to
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Bill DeJong requested that the defeating
vote be recorded:'
"We bend over backwards for a new
business an Bayfield;" Bill DeJong pointed
out to Councd S:"Now, here we have a
valuable business that enaployh►g 12 or 13
people - and what are we doing for him?
Giving him a hard time...and I think that's
wrong."
Mr. MacLellan currenty operates
wet Ig business in Brucefield.
a
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There is no change M the con 'tion of
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