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ee at It's spring...now comes the swing © Chris Brennen of St. Theresa's High dav. many students from local high School in Midland decided to use his day schools were on golf courses Swinging off school Easter Monday to hit a few their clubs and praying for warmer golf balls at Midland Golf and Country weather, no doubt. Club Despite local strong winds that HERE'S GOOD NEWS There's still time to buy that new car or truck on G.M.A.C. low BETTER HURRY... These low rates are due to expire April 30th Walk...run...or drive in today to JIM MORRISO CHEV-OLDS SALES-SERVICE-LEASING Formerly Roger Hunter Motors 824 King St., Midland Dial 526-3781 Page 14, Wednesday, April 22, 1981 Qualitv Carpet Care Commodore Hotel Bavshore Lanes Legion Red Bav Mills Bombers Norsims Canadianas Midland Industrial Bowling League League Standings, April 19 Eastern Division W. L. Pts 62 28 143 95 35. 128 46 44 108 37% 49 87 33 57) «=75 32% 56 74 Sports Scoreboard Western Division Brabants Construction Garner's Sports Legion Gold Huronia Auto Glass Ladouceur Construction Bav Mills Rookies W L Pts 61 29° 143 55% 34 130 46% 43 105 43 47 98 35% 54 78 31% 58 72 Elmvale Bantams Perhaps it was the memory of being eliminated in the final game of the 1979 Easter tournament by Wain- fleet bantams, that inspired the Elmvale bantams to one of their superior performances. The big white scoring machine, lead by Doug Kirton and Dave Bannerman, applied awesome pressure in the Wainfleet end. Impressive defensive plav by Wayne Allen, Steve Chalmers, Mike Hall. andDanny Clement, backed by the solid netminding of Steve Cochrane, left the outcome of the game in little doubt. Rodger Allen put Elmvale into an early lead on passes from Kirton and Chalmers. Shortly thereafter, Dannv Clement blasted a point shot on a drop pass from Kirton. Darren. Flagg, the Wainfleet centre who was responsible for a devastating attack against other teams in the tournament, picked up a careless Elmvale pass and cruised in to make the score 2-1. Dave Bannerman scored twice in the third period to give Elmvale 'the luxury of coasting during the final minutes of what had been a hard- checking, end-to-end game Kirton assisted on both the Bannerman goals. with Mike Hall picking up an assist as well Outstanding forec- hecking by Greg Miller, Paul Bumstead, Paul Steele. Keith Norwood, and Rob Connelly forced the Wainfleet team to spend a good deal of time thinking defen- sivelv The heavy checking of Mike Hall, Rodger Allen. and Steve Chalmers kept the Wainfleet boys from completing the picture Passes that they were noted for in earlier games. Final score, Elmvale 4 and Wain- fleet 1. Congratulations to Steve Cochrane for his selection as the recinient of the puck for outstanding play. The thrills in hockey, for this observer, come from watching team- work. Coach Miller and Manager Bumstead are to be congratulated. Thrilling perform- ances and total team- work starts behind the bench Ontario NOTICE TO THE RESIDENTS OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TINY, COUNTY OF SIMCOE * ONTARIO REGULATION 190/81 Take Notice that on March 27 1981, the Minister of Housing, pursuant to section 32(1) of The Planning Act, made a zoning order covering the northeast quarter of lot 105, the east half of lot 106, the east half 107 and the southeast quarter of lot 108, Concession 1, O.S. Township of Tiny, County of Simcoe. The order reads as follows: (2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), a building or structure used for commercial uses and law- fully existing on the day this Order comes into force may be extended or enlarged provided such extension or enlargement does not ex- ceed a maximum floor area of 279 square metres. 5. (1) No building or structure used for commercial uses shall be located within eight metres of any lot line. (2) Not more than one building or structure used for commercial uses may be erected on a lot but this subsection does not prohibit the erection of accessory buildings or structures where there is compliance with all other pro- visions of this Order. 6. (1) Nothing in this Order prevents the repair or reconstruction of any building or structure that is damaged or destroyed by causes beyond the control of the owner. (2) Nothing in this Order prevents the strength- ening or restoration to a safe condition of any building or structure or part of any building or ORDER MADE UNDER THE PLANNING ACT RESTRICTED AREAS--TOWNSHIP OF TINY IN THE COUNTY OF SIMCOE 1. In this Order, (a) "accessory; when used to describe a use, building or structure, means a use, building or structure normally incidental or subordin- ate to the principal use, building or structure located cn the same lot; (b) "commercial use" means a use of land, buildings or structures for the purposes of structure. pp any selling commodities or supplying Claude F. Bennett : Minister of Housing (c) "floor area" means the total area of all floors Dated at Toronto, contained within the outside walls of a build- this 27th day of ing or structure; March, 1981. (d) "lot" means a parcel of land, (i) described in a deed or other document legally capable of conveying land, or (ii) shown as-a lot or block on a registered plan of subdivision. 2. This Order applies to the following lands in the Township of Tiny in the County of Simcoe: 1. The northeast quarter of Lot 105, Concession 1,0.S. Any new construction or use of land in contraven- tion of the order may result in a fine of up to $1,000.00. An injunction to terminate use or con- struction or to demolish the structure may also be issued. Your attention is directed to the following subsec- tions of section 32 of The Planning Act: 7. The Minister may, on his own initiative or at the 2. The east half of Lot 106, Concession |, O.S. 3. The east half of Lot 107 in Concession |, O.S. 4. The southeast quarter of Lot 108 in Conces- sion!, O.S. 3. Nothing in this Order prevents the use of any land, building or structure for a purpose pro- hibited by this Order if such land, building or structure was lawfully used for such purpose on the day this Order comes into force, or prevents the erection or use of any building or structure the plans for which were approved by the mu- nicipal architect or building inspector of the Township of Tiny prior to the day this Order comes into force if the erection of such building or structure is commenced within two years after the day this Order comes into force and such building or structure is completed within a reasonable time after the erection thereof is commenced. 4. (4) Subject to subsection (2), no building or structure containing a floor area exceeding 465 square metres shall be erected or used for commercial uses. request of any person, by order amend or revoke in whole or in part any order made under section 1, 8. Except as provided in subsection 9, the Minister before amending or revoking in whole or in part an order made under subsection 1 shall give notice or cause to be given notice thereof in such manner as he considers proper and shall allow such period of time as he considers ap- propriate for the submission of representations in respect thereof. 9. Where an application is made to the Minister to amend or revoke in whole or in part any order made under subsection 1, the Minister may, and on the request of any person shall, request the Municipal Board to hold a hearing on the appli- cation and thereupon the Municipal Board shall hold ahearing as to whether the order should be amended or revoked in whole or in part. Claude F. Bennett Minister of Housing