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PTR EN Te EPCRA re AX ea CHAGIS 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 4, 1979 Port Perry Baptists win hockey tourney by Danny Millar The Port Perry Baptist Church hockey team won the Calvary Cup tournament in Cannington on Saturday, March 31st with a 6 to 2 victory over Agincourt in the second period and never allowed the strong Agincourt entry to get back into conten- tion. Bert Michel opened the scoring two minutes into the game. Sandy Keizebrink and Dave Harris also scored final game. in the opening session and The final was one of four Paul Jones netted one with games the Port team played, 1:26 gone in the middle all of which they won. period. Goaltender Robert Michel recorded two shutouts, 6-0 over Wishing Well Baptists of Toronto and 3-0 over Grace Cathedral of Whitby. In the last match of the day, Port Perry jumped into "a four goal lead early in the Learn to Drive PROFESSIONALLY with LUKE'S DRIVING SCHOOL Wayne Mosley and Brad Oliver replied with second period goals for Agincourt. In the final period Brian Payne twice victimized Agincourt goalie Paul Adamson to sew up the victory. Lr a Phone: 985-8382 or (705) 357-3409 BARRY LUKE For Payne, they were his fourth and fifth goals of the day. He scored the in- surance marker in the opening win against Toronto contingent when he deflected an Ed Michel slap shot from the blue line. ) Port's first goal of that game came on a similiar play when Jan Rensink deflected an excellent slap shot by Colin Whackett past the Wishing Well goalie. Whackett, along with Payne and Rensink were standouts in the first game as well as throughout the tourney. For Whackett it was his first appearance in a Port Perry Baptist's uniform. He was the victim of a fluke accident in second match when he was struck in the face by a deflected slap shot. Up to that point he had been per- forming superbly. in that contest as well. He did not return to action, but the injury was not serious. Port's second game was a lot tougher as they outlasted a stubborn squad from Grace Cathedral. The Michel brothers, Ed and John set up the, first goal by Payne with 12:20 left to play in period one. Ed passed the puck to John who fed the unguarded Payne in the slot. Payne slipped it past Mack Conway. Grace put the pressure on in the middle of the period but: another of the Michel "clan, goaltender Robert, ca up with some big Te | The first period was a very fast one in which Port simply outhustled their opponents. The middle frame was closer checking in which Paul Jones netted a goal to give Port a 2-0 lead. Jones was the left-winger on the big scoring line of center Dave Harris and yet another' Michel, (Dave) on the right side. The trio combined at the 11:14 mark to beat Conway. The Port Perry goaltender was rced to make a number of crucial saves late in the period. Early in the third period Whackett became the second injury victim of the day and was removed to the hospital in Lindsay. In the first game Gord Burnett had aggra- vated a back injury and was lost for the remainder of the tournament. Harris scored from John Michel and Sandy Kieze- brink to lock up the win. Despite the four goal performance of Ken Ferris, Port Perry won their third in the round robin series with a 6-4 decision over Calvary Baptists of Oshawa. Port was led by the two goal effort of Brian Payne and Dave Harris. Sandy Kiezebrink and John Michel added singles. On the strength of their three wins Port gained entry into the final which they won. Earlier in the week, on Monday, March 26, at Little Britain, the Port Perry team went against the All-Stars of the Kawartha District league and came away with a 9 to 5 victory. They were aided by three goals from Jones and two from Harris. Rensink, Kiezebrink and John Michel added one each. The All-Stars were spear- headed by Steve Clutton with two goals and an assist. This game . was. notable only for the seemingly out-of- place conduct of John Lonsberry. 'Late -in the game, after sustaining a penalty, Lonsberry made known his displeasure and was given a misconduct. Since there was only 4:59 to play he left the ice. While en route to the dressing room he made his feeling of the officiating known to the entire crowd. Pee Wee All-Stars (From Page 20) end. At this time the boys would like to thank all their loyal fans and parents for their support over the season. Also many thahks to the Coach and Manager for their unending patients and guidance. Also last but not least many thanks should go out to our sponsor The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 419 for their fine support this year. Once again thank you all and we look forward to playing again next year. Ontario k§# ONTARIO MUNICIPAL pica BOARD IN THE MATTER OF Section 15 of The Planning Act, R.S.0. 1970, c. 349. - -and- IN THE MATTER OF an application by The Regional Municipality of Durham for ap- proval of those parts of the Official Plan for the Regional Municipality of Durham Planning Area referred to the Ontario Municipal Board by The Minister of Housing. OMB FILES NOS. R781110to R781137 inclusive R781139to R781170.inclusive R781172, R781951, R781952 R783299, R783301, R79741 APPOINTMENT FOR HEARING THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD hereby appoints Tuesday, the 17th day of April, 1979 at the hour of ten o'clock, (loca! time) in the forenoon at the Council Chambers, Municipal Office of the Town of Whitby, 575 Rosslandfoad East, Whitby, Ontario, for the hearing of all parties interested in supporting or opposing this application. The Ontario Municipal Board intends to hear this application starting on the above date and time. At the start of its hearing, the Board will settle matters of procedure, hear preliminary motions and issue such directions as may be required for the proper hearing of all persons interested in this application. The Board may be asked at that time to allocate specific times or special directions for the consideration of specific items when that can be done as part of the overall hearings of the Durham Regional Official Plan. If you do not attend or are not represented at this hearing, the Board may proceed in your absence and you will not be entitled to any further notice of the proceedings. In the event the decision is reserved, persons taking part in the hearing may request a copy of the decision from the presiding Board member. Such decision will be mailed lo you when available. DATED at Toronto this 28th day of February, 1979. SECRETARY EXPLANATORY NOTE CONCERNING THE OFFICIAL PLAN FOR THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM PLANNING ACT Part Vi of the Regional Municipality of Durham Act, 1973, S.O. c. 78, as amended, directs the Council of The Regional Municipality of Durham to investigate and survey the physical, social and economic conditions in relation to the development of the Regional Municipality of Durham Planning Area. to undertake studies concerning matters affecting the d of the Planning Area, to undertake a program involving public participation in the resolution of such problems and the preparation of guideli for the devek 1t of the Regional Area and to prepare and adopt an Official Plan for the Regional Area. The Official Plan for the Regional Municipality of Durham Planning Area was adopted by the Council of the Regional Municipality of Durham on the 14th day of July, 1976. An application was made under Section 14 of The Planning Act to The Honourable The Minister of Housing for Ontario for approval of this Plan. The Honourable The Minister of Housing made some modifications to the Official Plan under section 14 of The Planning Act. decided to refer certain sections of the Official Plan to the Ontario Municipal Board pursuant to section 15 of The Planning Act, deferred other parts of the Plan for further consideration and approved the balance of the said Official Plan on the 17th day of March, 1978 The Honourable The Minister of Housing sub- sequently referred certain portions of the Plan to the Ontario Municipal Board and approved further portions of the Plan : Pursuant to this reference the Regional Municipality is now applying to the Municipal Board for approval of these parts of the Durham Regional Official Plan. Some of these parts are statements of policy of general application throughout the Regional Area. Others are before the Municipal Board only as they relate to specific parcels of land, areas, or area municipalities. Still others concern the land use designations provided by the Plan for specific properties. In all cases the decision of the Municipal Board to approve. modify or reject these parts of the Official Plan may affect other lands. In these hearings the Municipal Board has the same authority as the Minister of Housing to approve or to modify these parts of the Official Plan under section 14 of The Planning Act EXPLANATORY NOTE CONCERNING THOSE PARTS OF THE OFFICIAL PLAN REFERRED BY THE HONOURABLE THE MINISTER OF HOUSING TO THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD. The Regional Municipality of Durham has applied to the Ontario Municipal Board for approval of those parts of the said Official Plan that have been referred to the On- tario Municipal Board as referred to above. This description of the parts referred is intended for quick reference and notice by the public. To accurately and fully ap- preciate the purpose, location. extend and 'ect of each such part or area of referral, the reader should examine the actual Order uf Referral and the Official Plan itself Those parts referred are briefly as follows 1. Part of Lots 7, 8 and 9, Conc. it within the former Town- ship of Brock (now within the Township of Brock} 2. Partoflots 8,9, 10and 11, Conc. ill and IV within the former Township of Brock (now within the Township of Brock) : 3. Part of Lots 13, 14 and 15, Conc. IV and V within the former Township of Brock (now within the Township of Brock) 4. Lot 16 and patt of Lots 17, 18, 19, and 20, Conc. |; part. of Lots 18 and 19 and Lots 20 and 21, Conc. )l and Lot 19, Conc. Ili; part of Lots 17 and 18, Conc, Ill, Lot 23, Conc. Ill and part of Lot 23, Conc. IV; part of Lots 12; 13, and 14, Conc. IV; part of Lots 16, 17 and 18, Conc. IV, part of Lots 16, 17, 18 and 19, Conc. V; part of Lot 15, Conc. V; part of Lots 1, 2 and 3, Conc. VI; part of Lot 23, Conc. VIII; part of Lot 16, Conc. Vil and VIII; part of Lots 13 and 14, Conc. V1l and VIII within the former Township of Uxbridge (now within the Township of Uxbridge) 5. Part of Lot 20, Conc. Il within the former Township of Scotts (now within the Township of Uxbridge) 6. Part of Lot 11, Conc. | and part of Lot 1, Conc. IV; part of Lot 4, Conc. IV; part of Lot 1, Conc. V; Part of Lot 6, Conc. X; part of Lot 3, Conc. XII within the former Town- ship of Reach (now within the Township of Scugog) 7. Lots 2 and 3, Conc. | within the former Township of Car- twright (now within the Township of Scugog) 8. Part of Lots 7 and 8, Conc. V within the former Town- ship of Pickering (now within the Town of Pickering) 9. Part of Lot 2, Conc. IX with- in the former Township of Pickering (now within the town of Pickering) 10. Part of Lot 21, Conc. IV and part of Lots 30 and 31, Conc. V within the Town of Whitby 11. Part of Lots 13 and 14, Conc. Il within the former Township of Darlington (now within the Town of Newcastle) 12. Part of Lots 31 and 32, Conc. IX and X within the former Township of Darlington (now the Town of Newcastle) Durham Regional Officlal Designation Plan Designation requested General Agriculture and Major Prime mineral ex- Open Space System (Oak tractive area Ridges Moraine) General Agriculture, Major Prime mineral ex- Open Space System (Oak tractive area Ridges Moraine) with Hazard - Lands Permanent Agricultural Prime mineral ex- Reserve, General Agriculture, tractive area Major Open Space System (Oak Ridges Moraine) with Hazard Lands . Major Open Space System Prime mineral ex- (Oak Ridges Moraine) tractive area Nan Permanent Agricultural Prime mineral ex- Reserve tractive area General Agriculture, Per- Prime mineral ex- manent Agricultural Reserve tractive area and Major Open Space Systent (Oak Ridges Moraine) Major Open Space System Prime mineral ex- (Oak Ridges Moraine) tractive area Major Open Space System and Prime mineral ex- Permanent Agricultural tractive area Reserve Major Open Space System Prime mineral ex- {Oak Ridges Moraine) with tractive area Hazard Lands Major Open Space System with Prime mineral ex- Hazard Lands tractive area Major Open Space System Prime mineral ex- tractive area Major Open Space System Prime mineral ex- (Oak Ridges Moraine) and tractive area Permanent Agricultural Reserve 13. Part of Lots 14, 15, 16 and Major Open Space System Prime mineral ex- 17, Conc. X within the former (Oak Ridges Moraine) tractive area Township of Darlington (now within the Town of Newcastle) 14. Part of Lot 33, Conc. Vii Permanent Agricultural Prime mineral ex- within the former Township ~~ Reserve tractive area of Clarke {now within the Town of Newcastle) 15. Part of Lots 27 and 29, Major Open Space System Prime mineral ex- Conc. X and part of Lots 18 (Oak Ridges Moraine) tractive area and 19, Conc. X within the former Township of Clarke (now within the Town of Newcastle) 16. Part of Lot 15, Conc. IV, Industrial Special Purpose 'within the former Township Commercial of Thorah (now within the Township of Brock) 17.Partoflot 1, Conc. XIV, Hamiet and General Estate - within the former Township Agricultural with Hazard Lands Residential of Brock (now within the Township of Brock) 18. Part of Lot 5, Conc. A, Major Open Space Systemand ~~ Seasonal - within the former Township Waterfront Residential of Thorah (now within the Township of Brock) 19. Lots 11, 12 and 13, Conc. Major Open Space System Prime mineral ex- VI, part of Lots 11 and 12, (Oak Ridges Moraine) ~~ --- tractive area Conc. 1V, and part of Lot 14, -- Conc. V, within the former Township of Uxbridge (now within the Township of Uxbridge) 20, Pan Figs12s ahaa General Agriculture - Residential, In- Township of Uxbridge (now dustrial and within the Township of Estate - Uxbridge) Residential 21. Part of Lot 15, Conc. Il, : and part of Lots 13, 14 and : . . 15, Conc. Il and part of Lot "1°" OPen Space System Paghenaa) In 14, Conc. IV within the for- Estate- mer Township of Uxbridge Residential (now within the Township of Uxbridge) 22. Part of Lots 2 and 3, Conc. v within the former Town- ono) Agriculture Estate - ship of Uxbridge (now Residential within the Township of Uxbridge) 23. Part of Lot 18, Conc. IV Permanent Agricultural Residential to within the former Township of Reach (now within the Township of Scugog) 24. Part of Lot 16, Conc. IV within the former Township of Reach (now within the Township of Scugog) 25. Part of Lot 18, Conc. III within the former Township of Reach (now within the Township of Scucog) 26. Part of Lot 10, Conc. | within the former Township of Reach (now within the Township of Scugog) 27. Part of Lots 22 and 23, Conc. Il within the former Township of Pickering (now within the Town of Pickering) 28. part of Lot 19, Conc. Il within the former Township of Pickering (now in the town of Pickering) 29. PartofLot 15,R3,B.F Conc. within the former Township of Pickering (now within the Town of Pickering) 30. Partof Lot 6, B.F. Conc within the Town of Ajax 31. Partof Lot 3, Conc. IV, within the former Township of Pickering (now within the Town of Ajax) Reserve General Agricul- ture Hamlet and Major Open Space Residential System , General Agriculture Special Purpose Commercial Major Open Space Systepand . Landfill Site Permanent Agricultural Reserve Major Open Space System with Residential & ob- Hazard Lands jecting to road alignment Major Open Space system with Residential Hazard Lands Major Open Space System with Industrial Hazard Lands _ » Major Open Space System with Residential Hazard Lands Major Open Space System Estate - Residential