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An Open House will be held atthe Township of Goderich Office in Holmesville.
Ontario, on Thursday. February 16. 1989 from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m.. to present
the plans regarding continued and future operation of the Holmesville Land-
fill Site. A formal presentation of the findings of various studies undertaken
at the site will.be made at 8:00 p.m., and will outline in detail the hydrogeologic
setting, environmental impact evaluation. closure of the existing landfilling
area, and the area being considered tor future landfilling. Any persons rn
terested in reviewing the information prior to the Open House. may find a
background information package at the Township of Goderich Office,
• Holmesville and at area municipal offices, from the period of February 9 -to
16 1989
It is intended that the current landfilling area within the total approved waste
disposal area be closed within an approximate two year period, and that future
• landfilling of solid, non -hazardous waste from area municipalities be relocated
to an area located immediately northwest and adiacent to the existing landfill
As part of this closure and relocation. the Landfill Site Committee intends
to apply for an exemption to the requirements under Section 29 of the En-
vironmental Assessment Act. and proceed with this proposal under the re-
quirements of the Environmental Protection Act
The Landfill Site Committee is seeking public input to the continued use of
the site, and the associated application for exemption, and thus comments
are invited until the end of February 1989. Submissions will be treated con-
fidentially and should be forwarded tc
Mr. Larry J. McCabe. Secretary
Holmesville Land Fill Site Ooard
Corporation. of the Town of Goderich
57 West Street ,
Goderich, Ontario
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Bowl Shippers defeated, still win regulzir season
The Ace-araished the regular season on
the right note by defeating the season
champs, the Bowl Shippers, by the score of 7
to 0.
Deb Bedard led the way for the Aces as
she rolled high scores of 216, 200 and 192 for
608. Deb Hoekstra also had a good night
bowling games of 141,131 and 127 for 399.
Keep up the good work Deb you've come a
long way since the beginning of the year.
Don Deighton once again showed his
dominance of the pins as he knocked them
down to the count of 269, 238 and 231 for 738
to lead the Bowl Shippers Mark McKellar
Bennewies and
On January 28 Lucan visited the Seaforth
Tigers and were defeated 33 to 15.
It was hard to pick a start this day as all
the bowlers for the Tigers had a good day,
but Murray Bennewies did the most damage
as he shattered the pins to count of 418, 285,
235. 226 and 184 for 1348. George Love had
five wins as he hammered the pins to totals
of 258, 241, 238, 237 and 209 for 1178. George
Johnston could not be contained as he
powered games of 342, 223. 222. 217 and 16e
Novice
was second high as he had totals of 204, 188
and 149 for 641.
The Boomers defeated the Will-Nots by
the score of 5 to 2 Neil Beuerman led the
way shatting the pins for scores of 299, 299
and 212 for 810. Karl Teichert also had a fine
night pinning games of 260, 239 and 140 for
636. Dan Bennewies led the Will-Nots ham-
mering outscores of 276, 272 and 266 for 814,
Steve Steep had a fair night on the lanes but
could not make the pins go his way as he
rolled 216, 164 and 162 for 342.
The Big E's are on a roll as the regular
season ends with another win of 5 to 2 over
the Wander4'r- Ke,. Wheuitui, U. ua
E's with power games of 284, 255 and -216 for
745. Carol Bennewies was not to be outdone
as she broke the two hundred barrier every
games as she rolled 246, 219 and 205 for 670.
Leading the Wanderers 'was Doug Procter
as he hit for a high of 317, 214•and 203 for 734.
Doug Voek alstehad a good night rolling 267,
215 and 163 for845.
Congratulations to the Bowl Shippers in
winning the regularseason. Members of the
team are: Doug Leorihardt, Don ,Deighton,
Mel Meriden, Karen Piett, Sharon Marshall
and Mark McKellar.
Seaforth 'Tigers aw Lucan
for 1167. Paul Smith led Leman with good
games of 261, 242, 217, 207 and 197 for 1174.
Mark Stephen was the next high with games
of 286, 228, 211, 193 and 146 for 1064.
On February 4 the Seaforth Tigers travell-
ed to Goderich and were defeated by the
first place club by the score of 31 to 17. Art
Burt led the strong Goderich team with
powerful games 354, 302, 245. 236 and 200 for
1337. Dick McLean put his usual perfor-
mance in as he rolled scores of 335, 284, 232.
215 and 206 for 1272. Gerry Ross which gives
this team a steady rock as he also had a
good day hitting for totals of 299, 263, 243, 209
and 201 .for 1215. Roger Edwards led
Seaforth as he scattered the pins for scores
of 323, 320, 288, 219 and 186 for 1326. Murray
Bennewies was not far behind as he knocked
the pins all over for games of 318, 306, 244,
230 and 226 for 1324. Neil Beuerman 'had a
good day too as he rolled games of 287, 273,
242. 219 and 195 for 1196.
come from behind to double Clinton 6-3
On Sunday, February5 the Clinton Novice
team came to town and were defeated by
• Seaforth,
At the end of the first period, Clinton was
ahead 1-0
After a slow first period, the team came to
life, Seaforth won the face-off and took the
puck into the Clinton end, The boys kept it
Woofs tops again
Don and Ann Wood made it a family affair
when they captured the men's and ladies'
high triple. Ann also had a high single of'258
and for this her name will appear one more
time on the Seniors bulletin board.' There
were 29 bowlers present. Ladies' high triple
was Ann Wood 683, Pearl James 558 and
Dorothy McCluskte 510. Men's high triple
Don Wood 657, Charlie Perkins 627 and Mer-
vin Dietz 555. Team standings now are Hon-
das 26 points, Rambers, 26. Mustangs 21,
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there for over two minutes and showed
great determination to ger on the
scoreboard. Finally Mark Van Dooren's
shot got past the goalie. Assists went to Pat
Coyne and Jered Munro.
Seaforth then went ahead on an end to end
rush by Mark Van Dooren. Clinton tied it up
at the six minute mark, but Seaforth's next,
goal was scored when both teams were play-
ing short-handed. Ben Murray broke up the
Clinton play at the blue line and took the
puck in himself and scored With 1'e
minutes to play in the second period Scott
Pee'Wees t
Henderson got the puck to Mark Van Dooren
who shot it over the goalie's right shoulder.
With only three seconds left in the period
Scott Henderson got his second assist. This
time he passed the puck out of the corner to
Scott Van Dooren in front of the net. He then
popped it in. At the end of the second period
the score was Seaforth 5 Clinton 2.
Clinton scored at the halfway mark of the
last period to give them their third goal.
Jered Munro made two end to end rushes in
a row and on the second one the goalie went
down and Jered slipped it home
The final score was Seaforth 6 Clinton 3
meet Clinton in playo s
The Seaforth Pee Wee lo advanced to the
second round of playoffs by defeating
Wingham two games straight. Seaforth had
lost the first game in the best two out of
three series.
Seaforth travelled to Wingham on Thurs-
day and came up with a 4-2 victory. Scoring
for Seaforth were Justin Rodney one goal,
Mike Devereaux three goals and assists
went to Joe Murray and Wayne Schoonder-
woerd one each.
On Sunday. Seaforth travelled to
Wingham again and "defeated the Wingham
squad 7-1. Seaforth got on the scoreboard
early with only 14 second into the game
Wayne Schoonderwoerd scored from Joe
Murray and Mike Devereaux. Joe Mur -ay
put Seaforth ahead 2-0 with a pass from
Mike Devereaux. Wingham answered back
with a goal at the 6:47 mark of the first In
the second period, Wayne Schoonderwoerd
scored the only goal with assists by Mike
Devereaux and Jonathan Hugill. The third
period Seaforth put the icing on the cake by
scoring four goals. two by Mike Watt, one
each for Joe Murray and Mike Weber.
Assists went to Mike Watt two, Ken
Hildebrand one. Mike Weber one, Joe Mur
ray one, and Matt McNichol one
Seaforth now meets Clinton in a best two
out of three series February 7
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MEN'S BROOD/MALL
DUMPERS 5-WINTHROP 1
Part time goalie Colin Young needed no
help when he scored his goal for the
Dumpers. Gord Henderson scored the se-
cond goal off a pass by Dale Kennedy. Mur-
ray Houston scored a goal, and John Cairns
also contributed to the win. He was assisted
by Rick Archambault, Dale Kennedy got the
fifth goal by tucking the ball into the top cor-
ner of the net. Frank Verberne assisted.
Winthrop's goal came from Ross Mitchell,
assisted by Fred McClure.
GRADS 2 -ROYALS 1
Dana Bean scored first for the Grads off a
pass by Henry Wydeven. Tony Van Den
Hevel bewildered the goalie with a shot to
the top corner of the net, assisted by Gary
Dill'and Adrian Wydeven. The Royals 1 goal
came from Rob MacLean's breakaway.
Assisting was John Hamilton.
PARR LINE 1- EASY RIDERS 4
Defenceman Jerry Zwep se Bred for the
Easy Riders, with a flip shot over the
goalie's head. John Hicknell scored twice,
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