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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-08-16, Page 88A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST Water Well DRILLING 1f O. Hopperr and Sons 4 MODERN ROTARY RIGS Noll Durl Jinn 522-1737 522-0828 522-0775 16 1989 BERGSales - Service Installation Free Estimates Barn Clean= s o Stabling Bun, Fee- ers Do aid G. Ives N.F. 2 Blyth Brussels 68• -907•4 TRL N� LE_ ` 1 • D neva 1 PLAX 300 ML DENTAL RINSE MENNEN 75 G. SPEED STICK FINESSE 300 Md. SHAMPOO or CONDITIONER DOMINION TRANSPARENT 12mm s 33m TAPE MILROY 2" VINYL BINDERS NILROY 1" VINYL BINDERS POST FAX 3'S SUBJECT DIVIDERS CAMPUS CRAFT DUO TANGS NOLROY 200 LINED OR PLAIN SHEET REFILLS 12 PACK BIC PENS PENTEL CORRECTION PL1 EIEROL CANADEANA 24'S PENCIL CRAYONS $3.99 $2.29 $3.19 .59 $2.99 1.49 .39 4FQR$1.00 $1®49 $139 $1®39 $3,29 BLIC MEQ ING AFFECTING THE TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH —TO DETERMINE THE NEED FOR REVISIONS TO THE TUCKERSNIITH TOWNSHIP SECONDARY PLAN —TO CONSIDER A PROPOSED OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the County of Huron and the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Tuckersmlth will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, September 19, 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 tor revisions of the Secondary Pian for the Township of Tuckersmlth under section 26 of the Planning Act, 1983. The Planning Act requires that municipalities provide the public with the op- portunity through a special meeting of Council to comment on the need for revi- sions to the Secondary Plan. This meeting is an opportunity for persons with comments or suggested changes to make their thoughts known to Council. 2. To consider a proposed official plan amendment under section 17 of the Plan- ning Act, 1983. The proposed plan amendment would update the existing Secon- dary Plan and includes the foliowing: (a) update the plan 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; (1) 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 map); (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 et the Township of Tuckersmlth 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 P,4N,M.I Moho 4 MF ...�,fL•,o,: a.4,M• W 041W �RBO FROM (ESR§CTEDAWCULTURS To O W IO RCIPL /INDUSTRIAL 4$.1 4° imam *%t41-110; etj���111111111111111111 RR11� ` 4 �i V 4.0 laVe. 404# an 00,441° *itte 2 3 YIKES - Two St. Columban Pee Wee players protect themselves as an opposing player hammers the ball in their direction Corbett photo Peewees lose The Lucan and District Soccer League Peewee championship tournament was held in St. Coluniban on Saturday, August 12. It was a round robin tournament with Exeter, Grand Bend and Lucan in Group I while St. Columban, Nairn and Ilderton were in Group II. ST. COLUMBAN 5 — NAIRN 0 St. Columban's first game of the tourna- ment was against fourth place Nairn. St. Columban controlled this game from the start and won 5-0. Steve Bicknell had a big game scoring four times. Mike Watt added a single goal while Jeff Ryan registered the shut -out. ST. COLUMBAN 4 — ILDERTON 0 St. Columban peewees's claimed their se- cond shut -out of the game with Jeff Ryan in goal. Steve Hicknell tallied twice in this con- test while Mike Watt and Pat Cook chipped in with a goal apiece. This win put the peewees against Exeter in the championship final. Exeter also went undefeated in their group in the tournament. Exeter is the only undefeated team in the `peewee division of the Lucan and District soccer league and in the three regular season game these two teams played each other, Exeter outscored St. Columban 19-3. M EXETER 5 — ST. COLUBAN 4 The St. Columban Peewees' knew that if they were to beat Exeter they would have to play their best game of .the season, wh" they did, taking Exeter to overtime. Exeter scored first in this game but Ste - Hicknell's head ball into the corner of the net from a perfect cross by Wayne Schoonderweord, tied the game. Exeter replied before the first half ended putting St. . Columban down 2-1 heading into the second half. The second half saw St. Columban play the best soccer of the season. Their ag- gressive playing caused some un- characteristic Exeter turnovers and Wayne Schoonerweord capitalized on one, tying the game before regulation time ended. The two five minute overtime halves were closely played with no team gaining the ad- vantage. This set the stage for the most ex- citing play for the fans but the most dreaded championship by penalty shot by the goaltenders - penalty shots. Five players were chosen from each team to take penalty shots, first a St. Columban player, then an Exeter player, Mike Coyne and Wayne Schoonderweord scored for St. Columban while three Exeter players scored for Exeter giving Exeter the "A" Championship. Referee Wayne Ryan did an excellent job all day and is to be commended. St. Columban peewee team members are: Mike Coyne, Mike Weber, Mike Smale, Mike Watt, Mike Devereaux, Mike Moylan, John Moylan, Jim Crowley, Jeff Flanagan, Jeff Ryan, Joe Murray, Joe Van Bakel, Wayne Schoonderweord, Pat Cook, Steve Vanden Hengal, Steve Hicknell, Shawn Vosper, Bill Ryan. Peewee coach is Bill Vosper. ST. COLUMBAN WING Mike Watt tries to razzle dazzle an opponent as he works the ball down the left wing in the Pee Wee championship tournament on Saturday. Corbett photo. Wheels,. Wheels, Wheels set for Sunday The Seaforth and District Community Centres presents the second annual WHEELS, WHEELS, WHEELS, Car Show plus antique farm machinery show. This show will be held on Sunday, August 20, 1989 from 12 noon until 5:30 p.m. at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Admission fee will be $3 for Adults, $2 for Children 14 and under and $7 for the entire family. If you would like to display your car, call Graham at 527-1272 or 527-0712. There will be a beef barbecue held in conjunction with the car show. Eat in or take out from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Tickets for the barbecue are $7.50 for Adults and Children 12 and under $9. Don't forget to pick up your TERRY FOX RUN PLEDGE SHEET. The ToanWp Ro a OB.) Lel 46, Cow l TOWNSHIP OF TUCKEFISMITH 5 8 8 9 11 13 14 ONE THAT DIDN'T GET AWAY - Geoffrey Alexander, 7, of Huron Street in Seaforth hooked this 394 inch, 32.76 Ib. salmon at Port Credit, near Mississauga last week. Geoffrey was fishing with his father and cousins in approximately 110 feet of water when he made the catch. He was using a black on green salmonizer. His cousin caught a 27 pound salmon during the same outing. Geoffrey's catch put him in 47th place In the Toronto Star's Great Salmon Hunt, after week four. The largest salmon caught to date weighed in at 40.42 lbs. and was caught by Dan Guenther of Annular. Submitted photo. RECREATION PREVIEW by (Recreation Director) Marty Bedard Seaforth Terry Fox Run will be held on Sunday, September 17, 1989 starting from the Van Egmond House. The run site will be open from 8 a.m. to 12 noon. Canadians across the country will join together on this day to run, walk, jog, bike, wheel or ride the Terry Fox Run. Make this year's run twice the success. Bring a friend and double the victory. Pledge sheets are available at all the banks, the Post Office, Town Hall, Ar- chie's Sunoco, Beckers, the Recreation Office, Slender Concept, and the Chiropractor's Ottioe. It you would axe further information on this day, please call the Recreation Office at 52741882. Joint Registration for all WINTER AC- TIVITIES will be held at the Seaforth and District Community Centres on Wednesday, September 6 and Thursday, September 7 from 7 to 9 p.m. both nights. Groups that wish to have a table set up for your registration must contact the Recreation Office at 527-0882 as soon as possible. The Seaforth and District RINGETTE ASSOCIATION would like to announce that their will be a PUBLIC MEETING for all parents interested in Ringette. The meeting will be . held on Wednesday, Doig finishes from page 7A Low net winners Cam and Linda Doig, Seaforth, 131. Other winners: Gross - 1st Todd and C.A. Doig 163, 2nd Nora and Tim West, Bayfield 163, 3rd- Doug and Cathy Elliott, Seaforth 170, 5th- Jim Graham and Doreen Riley, London 171, 6th- Racey and Yves Perault, Hanover 173, 7th- Cathy Patton and Carl McKeeg, London 175, 8th -Don and Joan Haywood, Exeter 185. Net - Ind Gail and Bill Price, Seaforth 134; 3rd Bulldog and Cathy, Pike Lake 134; 4th Superman and Jean Marie, Wheatley; 5th Vince and Amy Wake, Kin- cardine 135; 6th John and Marion Lilien- thal, London 139; 7th Leigton Lynch and Allyson Scott, •Se�aafforth 140; .8th Barb and Ward tHodgins, Seaforth .141. Coijpple's Night winners of the Stableford were: Cain ,and Linda Doig with 87 points .and tied for second were Gall .and E73ill Brice •and Cathy and Doug Elliott 8 32 ints. The next Couple's Night Is ; s Friday at 6:80 p,m. The J or morning flag tournament August as aL I.ou p.m. at. Lae Sealorth and District Community Centres. Madam Hilda, Hefty Helen, Sizzling Sally, Main Street Sally and Hedda Hooker are not exactly your household words in the world of sports, but we guarantee that you will remember them, and their brand of comedy softball after watching them on Thursday, September 7, 1989 at the Seaforth Lions Park. The CALIFORNIA CUTIES travel throughout the United States and Canada and have visited several foreign coun- tries, and have drawn large crowds everywhere they appear. Last season they finished with a 120 wins, and eight loss record,under the guidance of originator, owner, manager,and comedy star, Trino Palacios, who performs as Madam Hilda. Waterloo Chymers. Graham Nesbitt of Seaforth is the Chymers catcher. The Chymers are runners-up of the Eastern Canada I.S.C. World Qualifier.,, and finalists at the O..A.S.A. Senior e tions and first place finishers in the Inter -City Fastball League. All proceeds of this evening will go towards the minor ball league in Seaforth. wds WWI uy LtlVe Kunz, sewieu was Mike Smale and third was Greg Preszcator. Juniors are reminded to sign up for the Junior Invitation which will take place on Tuesday, August 29. Ladies night was cancelled because of the Holiday Monday but ladies are reminded that on the 21st we are hosting three other clubs to golf and have a corn roast. tie sure to come on out. Men's night winners this week were: Cam Doig with 10 putts. Joe Dick close to flag number 5, Phil Hoggarth close to flag number 9 and low draw, Cam Doig and Terry Johnston. Men are reminded that Tuesday the 22 is a steak night so come on out for golf and supper. On Sunday, August 27 at 2 p.m. a fun golf scramble for men, women and junior players will be held at the club. This is a fund raising event with proceeds going to the Egmondvllle United Church elevator project. We'd love to have you join us for a fun afternoon of golf. The scramble for- mat is great for golfers of .all calibers.