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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-08-09, Page 8BA — THE HURON EXPOSITOR AUGUST 9, 1989 THIS WEEK IN OPENING CEFIEMONIES '1"W onetime ceremonies of the Labatt's National Junior Women : Softbal Championship was held Monday evening at Kitcnene, s. Woodside Park Speeches, the tossing out of the firsepitch, and two games followed a proces- sional of all the teams. Action continues ail this week, with the finals happening on the weekend. Robinet photo. eevif SQUIRTS The St. Columbar. Squirt:- traveller. to Arva for their last regular seasol. gamt on Thursday. August 3 and planer: a a. scoreless draw. Danny O'Reilly :, sant. 01: an Arva penalty shot in the dyin minutes of the game preserved the tae and the Squirts ended the seasoe wittl 1, win - 2 loss - 1 tie record that put then: in fourth place behind Nairn Grams Bend and Arva in the 11; tear Squr: division of the Lucan and Distrlc: Socce'• League. Nolan fired three goals while brother J -D,. The Squirt Playoffs 'begin on Thursaa:. Nolan chipped in with two. Tara August 10 in Dublin wher. the nos: 12t0.Flanagan scored once and Ben Murray's place Ilderton at 7 panpenalty shot goal rounded out the scoring. The Squirts then trove; to L.onaon MOSQUITO Township for the championshii. tourna- The St. Columban Mosq. hosted Lucan ment on Saturday . August 12 tr on Tuesday, August 1 and won trouncing Bryanston. the visiting team 14-0. Greg Van Bakel ATOM 1 and Jason Henderson each scored three The St. Columan Aton! I: continuing goals while Jamie Stapleton and Darrel problem with player turnout fm games 'Cronin each tallied twice. Mike Hugill, 47) st soccer championship Ladies teams keen in outings The Ladies Industrial Softball League action was played Tuedsay night with all teams keen. Both games were being played for double points to make up for a rained out games. The opener of the evening saw the Queens come up against the Kids Kloze Killers. The Queens pulled off the win with a 13-12 score. Big hitters for the winners were Pam Campbell and Deb Martin, both hitting doubles. Despite their loss the K had their bats swinging. Hitting doubles were Nan- cy Storey, Joan Murray, Lynn Devereaux and Linda Van Dyk. Hitting triples were Marilyn DenHaan, Nancy Gridzak and Linda Van Dyk. The Commercial and Coops met for the second game of the evening. The Com- mercial were the visitors. Contributing to the win were Sandra Butt with a double; Hilda Young, Donna Arts and Karen Van Bakel hitting triples and Hessie Kiepfer and Hilda Young with home runs. Ladies compete for McLean trophy Ladies of the Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club held a tournament among members of their club on Monday afaternoon while bowling for the McLean Trophy. In first place were Jean Lunn (skip), Rika Van Bakel (vice) and Ruth Beuten- miller (lead). Second place went to Edna Bell (skip), Dorothy McCluskie (vice) and Jessie Hiller (lead). Third were Carol Carter (skip), Thelma Coombs (vice) and Edith McMillan (lead) and fourth were Eileen Adamson (skip), Carol tournament Saturday finally caught up with them when only Dave Middegaal, Jeremy Truemner, and rune players showed up for a game in Karl Terpstra all added singles. Greg Nairn on Monday, July 31. Visser and Jason Murray shared the The Atom Is played a good game but shut -out. The Mosq's season record is 9 ran out of steam towards the end losing wins - 0.losses - 1 tie with two, games left 3-2. Mark Van Dooren scored both goals in the regular season. while brother Scott Van Dooren kept the PEE WEE game close with his goalkeeping. Trailing 2-1 at the half, the St. Colum - ATOM IT ban Pee Wees exploded in the second half The' St. Columban Atom IIs travelled to scoring four unanswered goals to defeat Lucan on Monday, July 31 and won , by Grand Bend 5-2 in Grand Bend on Tues - the score of 7-4 over Lucan II. Adam day, August 1. This was the final game of the regular season for he Pee wees. The win assured them of a second place finish in their division of the Lucan and District Soccer league. Steve Bicknell scored four goals while Pat Cook scored once. Jeff Ryan con- tinues to perform well in goal for the Peewees who end the season with a 8 win - 4 loss record. St. Columban is hosting the Peewee championship this Saturday, August 12' EETING FFECTm,.. T t TOW F °S 'r IP OF TCIKEI;SM T' —TO1ETERE�Ii INE THE NEED FOR REVISIONS TO THE TUCKERSiMITH! TOWNSHIP SEC Ni@'ARV PLAN —TO CNSIDER A PROP SED OFFICIAL PLAN AMEND ENT TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the County of Huron and the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Tuckersmlth wilt hold a public meeting on Tuesday, September 1 1. 1989 at 8:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers, Vanastra to consider the following: 1. To allow the public to comment on the (need for revisions of the Secondary Plan for the Township of Tuckersmith under section 26 of the Planning Act, 1983. The Planning Act requires that municipalities provide the pultillcwith the op- portunity through a special meeting of Council to comment on the•need,for revi- sions to the Secondary Pian. This meeting is an opportunity for persons with comments or suggested change: to make their thoughts known to Council. 2. To consider a proposea official plan amendment under section 17 of the Plan- ning Act, 1983. The proposer[ pian amendment would update the existing Secon- dary Plan and includes the following: (a) update the pian by replacing references to the 1980 Planning Act with references to the 1983 Planning Act; (b) add provisions under Section. 35 of the Planning Act, allowing Council to use Holding Zone provisions. (c) add policies allowing for accessory residences to establish in conjunc- tion with commercial/industrial property in Vanastra. This will only be per- mitted where the commercial/industrial use abuts a residential designa- tion and these policies, will be labelled cottage industries; (d) add policies regulating the establishment of condominiums; (e) add additional policies to the natural environment section of the plan to allow existing lots designated natural environment a residence; (f) to redesignate approximately .76 acres of land, including an existing restaurant and adjacent to Vanastra and located on Part Lot 45, Conces- sion 1, L.R.S., from Restricted Agriculture to Vanastra (Commercial/In- dustrial) - (see attached [nap); (g) to redesignate certain lands, located on Part Lot 47, Concession 1, L.R.S. (Vanastra) from Restricted Agriculture to Commercial/Industrial. These lands have frontage of approximately 300 metres on 7th Avenue (see Key Map). ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting and/or make written or verbal representation either in support of or in opposition to the proposed official plan amendment. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed official plan amendment is available for inspection between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. at the Huron Coun- ty Department of Planning and Development (524-2188) or at the Township of Tuckeramith Municipal Office (482-9523). DATED AT THE COUNTY OF HURON THIS 4TH DAY OF AUGUST. 1989. B.G. Hanly Clerk, County of Huron Court House, The Square GODERICH, Ont. N7A 1M2 'ds�es�lltlldllSlfeSlEslISR 1g111111r1'.;1e11111 1111111/111161111111114 1/11111114 ��' �IIIIIICr::1 0,4k_011111111111111111 _011111111111111 I�1r11111111 , 1/1111111ri1111 ��IiIH1111111IpI ♦ ��Illllll MI A sous HURON SUPE 10 ME 17.AJ1 S ESTABLOSHED OVER 60 YEARS Sewing Soaforth and all of Huron County MICHAEL FALCONER 153 -HIGH STREET, CLINTON BUes•: 482-9441 Res.: 482-3664 Evening appointments amenable with the first game scheduled for 9 a.m. St. Columban Pewees' first game is scheduled for 12 noon against Nairn. This tournmament is for the league champion- ship so it will be very enter*•' -'n' ‘•nr- cer. Come out and enjoy. The Peewee playes are rem, that their uniforms are to be handed in at the -conclusion of the tournament. UNDER 17 The St. Columban U -17s jumped to a 4-1 halftime lead and cruised to a 7-1 win over Merton in St. Columban on Monday, July 31. Rem Murray scored three times in this contest while Steve Ryan added two - one of them when Steve took a cor- ner kick. Jason Schoonderweord and Jason Cooper rounded out the scoring, Kurt Lindeman was in goal for this contest and played well. The U -17s have one more game left in the regular season - August 7 in Grand Bend. McLean (vice) and Jean Pinder (leads. Six teams bowled in this afternoon tourament. In Clinton mixed pairs on Wednesday Art and Mary Finlayson captured first place with 3 w plus 42 op 1 - Bill Brown and Carol Carter were high two game winners with 2 w plus 45 op 6. Bowling in London on Thursday at the Thistle Club for the Kingsmill Trophy the rink of Mary Finlayson (skip), Jean Lunn (vice) and Olive Papple (lead) were se- cond with 3 w plus 36. This was the first time teams from the Seaforth club had bowled at the Thistle Club. Although the weather was extremely hot good com- petitive games were played. Sunday at 1:30 pm there will be bowl- ing for the Lorne Dale Trophy. This has been a favorite tournament for many years and by the number of entries to date this year is no exception. The anniversary tournament is filled to date and the Social Committee met on Wednesday evening to discuss menus for that day. As there will be 144 bowlers that day it takes a great deal of planning and members are always willing to help. Monday is the Standard Trust tourna- ment in Goderich and several teams have indicated they are bowling there. Ladies of Mitchell are hosting a ladies trebles on Tuesday with pot luck lunch while on Wednesday Wingham have ladies pairs and Stratford ladies pairs the Bradshaw tournament on Friday. Donations for the anniversary tourna- ment may be left with Jack Muir, Edna Bell, Mary Finlayson or Katie Phillips. of Hensel/ Ltd. 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