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THE HERALD Wednesday May Page lb Weeks minor soccer roundup Soccer underway Reps win two Golden Hawfcn I Eagle The Golden Hawkes pulled by scoring their two goals in the first half John and Stephen McCarthy sharing the honors Mike Moore scored for Eagles on a penalty kick In the second half Bombers Glints Carl Johnston and Richard McCauley scored for the Bombers while Jim and Mike Tectiel combined for the shut out Canucks Nationals As the score would Indicate the game was very even with neither side able to gain an advantage Tim Adair In goal for Canucks and Hole far Nationals played well Trojans Panthers Trojans were led by Tom Gross with goals and Wayne Morrow with 1 Tim played goal for the Trojans to blank the Panther attack MINOR ATOM United Stingrays l In a very exciting game the United goals were scored by Smith and J Buykes Paul Watts replied far the Stingrays Spurs Boomerangs A very evenly played game as the score Indicates The game went end to end with the Spurs coming closest to scoring when the ball hit the upright Good team spirit was shown by both teams MAJOR ATOM Magpies Tigers Magpies got goals from Hack and Hooker to spark their win Tigers were led by Rfegcr but were unable to get past the Magpies defence Hearts 1 Thtinderblrds 1 The only goal of the first half was scored by Greg Mulr of the Hearts M David tied It early In the second half and from then on the play went end to end Golden Jet Ian Scaton scored the only goal Tor and led the team throughout Ted played an excellent game In goal for the Golden Jets MINOR MOSQUITO Colts Dynamos 1 Sean got the Colts off to a fine start on the season by scoring In each hall of the game scored late In the game for the Dynamos but their rally fell short MAJOR MOSQUITO Spitfires Flyers Spitfires got one goal efforts from Chris Gerard Milne and Garry GUUafrle A strong defence led by Thomas Knife aided their cause Phantoms Wildcats I Mark Hamilton scored in the first minute of play and the Phantoms went on to control the game scorers for the Phantoms were Mark Hamilton Brian Coleman and Mark Rose with singles from Ricky Hastings and Randy Robinson Ben Beckett scored two goals for the Wildcats and played a strong game MINOR PEE WEE Owls Cougars 3 In a wide open game the score at hair time was 3 to 3 Twogoal scorers for Owls were Rob Summervllle and Glen Cun ningham with singles from Jim and Gillian Armes Smcnton and Thompson replied for Cougars MAJOR PEE WEE Jaguars Chargers Jaguars scored two goals in the last minutes of play to pull this one out of the fire Paul Morrow with Randy Waters and Alan Bodln scored for Jaguars Bill Taylor and Fergus Barnes for Chargers BANTAM The evenly matched and hotly contested Bantam league launched on Monday at Cedarvale Beavers l Fittingly the outcome of this game was in doubt until the final whistle Gary Brown and Ken scored for the Wolves for the win Celtic Centurions Celtic carried the play and earned their Goals came from Ed with Mike Sharpies and Andy Parent Arsenal Beavers 1 Steve Johnston for Arsenal and Ferguson for Beavers traded goals for the tie The teams were as well balanced as the score would Indicate JR GIRLS Jr Nationals Cathy dominated play and scored 3 goals for Pam Van Dyke added a single Olympians 1 Debutantes I While the Olympians controlled the first half the Debutantes fought back in the second to take the lead on a goal by Debbie With minutes left to play Donna Kapura scored on a penalty shot for the tie Red Barons 1 A very well played game by both teams The only goal was scared by Laura Tunnoy In the first half on a penalty shot GIRLS Bombers 1 Green Dragons This was a tightly ought game won on a breakaway goal by Lorraine Turner in the first half Silvia Martin played flawless goal for the shutout Golden Spurs Red Rockets 1 In another close game Susan Wilde provided the margin of victory for the Golden Spurs Beth Kcwley scored for the Red Rockets Two of Georgetowns Rep defence was played by Gary teams scored convincing wins Marrow Dave Wilialms and over in the first Blake Harrison week of play Minor Atom Georgetown Georgetown I Orangeviiie Georgetown started in great This was a good opening style scoring early In the game for Georgetown Both game and outplaying the much teams were fairly evenly weaker Orangeviiie team It watched for the first was 40 at the halfway mark minutes then Georgetown goals coming from Jeff Lock- opened the scoring with a goal wood Tom Diamond Glen from Kevin McArthur Howie and Malcomb Evans then scored on a penalty was much the same in the kick second half Georgetown The second half was all combining well together both Georgetown with Howie Oram defensively and on attack adding two more Kevin Goals came from Evans with McArthur his second and two more Bill Kent and Rick Jingle goals by Philip Rose and wilh one each Paul A solid game on SQUIRT Thu Nationals panthers Canucks Golden Hawks Man 26 Eagles Bombers Tue 27 Trojans vs Golden Hawks Wed Nationals vs Giants MINOR ATOM at Moore Park 22 Spurs vs United Mon Boomerangs Royals 645 Stingrays Spurs MAJOR ATOM at Moore Park vs Hearts Fri Golden Jets Magpies Wed Tigers vs Hearts MINOR MOSQUITO Bobcats Colls Dynamos va Grizzlies MAJOR MOSQUITO Thu Spitfires vs Phantoms Wed 23 Flyers vs Phantoms MINOR PEE WEE 615 Radgers Cougars Fri Rovers va Owls Wed IS Owls vs Rangers MAJOR PEE WEE Thu 22 Kings vs Jaguars IS Jaguars va Rockets Wed Kings Chargers BANTAM Mon vs Beavers at Pineview Tue Arsenal vs Celtic JR GIRLS at Centennial Thu Olymplana va Jr Nationals vs Tomboys Tue Tomboys vs Olympians Wed Superglrls Ladybugs GIRLS at Centennial 26 945 Blue Bombers vs Red Rocket Golden Spurs vs Green Dragons HALTON PEEL Home Bantam vs Hamilton Cedarvale Major Atom Hamilton High School Surveillance pays off After three or four attempts were made to break and enter Barragers Cleaners a surveillance was placed around the area of 266 Guelph St in Georgetown The sur veillance proved to be successful when a youth was observed at the rear of the premises trying to gain entry through the rear door The Juvenile admitted to police that he had made two previous attempts to break and enter that specific premise Charges were laid pending during a routine vehicle check last week In which a youth was found to have In his possession four bags of marijuana cigarette papers and a roll of plastic bags The youth was charged under the Narcotics Act Bumps and grinds A sixyearold Georgetown boy suffered minor scrapes and bruises In an accident at the Intersection of and The boy Brian Peacock darted out in the path of a car operated by Barry Timleck of Park Avenue Damage amounting to was recorded when the cars of Clyde Legged and Diane Charette collided on Street Eightyearold Kim had not returned from school by seven oclock last Thursday and the police were notified However shortly after the young girl was located Juveniles distracted a store clerk In a store in Georgetown and left the store with mens pants shirts Tshirts and mens boots The case has been turned over to the Juvenile Two iospeed bikes were stolen while parked In front of at the Georgetown Market Plaza Another warning Keep all vehicles locked when not In use A was stolen from a womens hand bag from the swimming pool change area at the Georgetown District High School Council of the Corporation of the OF HILLS at a meeting held resolved that to 21 1975 shall Senior HILLS compliance with the aforesaid resolution hereby proclaim June IS 21 1975 NOTICE On June the town is providing a special pick up to the urban areas This special pickup is to remove articles not normally picked up during regular collections We would request the residents to have the articles placed at the roadside by am Wednesday June 1975 THANK YOU Town of Halton Hills Works Dept NOTICE a Effective Monday June 2 1975 twice weekly garbage pickup will take place Householders having garbage pickup on Monday Tuesday and Thursday will have their garbage picked up on Monday and Thursday Householders having their garbage picked up Wednesday and Friday will have their garbage up Tuesday and Friday TOWN OF HALTON HILLS Works Department LIMESTONE GRAVEL FILLANDTOPSOIL BUD HAINES 3 DURHAM ST Snapper picks mowers up where most leave off Snapper riclinj mowers Snapper mowers vicu vacuum as you mow as you mow Optional Lnrje capacity catcher mounted be With proper attachments handles for torn Snapper can solve many maneuvcrabil yard care problems or with case ANSI Gordons Service Centre Trafalgar Georgetown Notice of Application to the Ontario Municipal Board by the Corporation of Halton Hills for Approval of a Bylaw to Regulate Land Use passed pursuant to Section 35 of the Planning Act TAKE NOTICE that the Council of Ttic Corporation of the Town of Halton Hills Intends to apply to the Ontario Municipal Board pursuant to the provisions of Section of The Planning Act tor approval of by law passed on the day March 1975 A copy the by law Is fur nished herewlih ANY PERSON interested may within fourteen 14 days after the date of this notice lend by registered mall or deliver to the Clerk Administrator of The Corporation of the Town of Hills notice of his Ion approval of thesald bylaw together with a statement of the grounds of such lection ANY PERSON wishing to support the application lor approval of the bylaw may within fourteen 14 days after this notice send by registered moll or deliver to the Clerk Administrator of The Corporation the Town Halton Hills notice of support to approval of the said by law together with a request for notice of any hearing that may be held giving also the name and address to which such notice should be given THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD may approve of the said bylaw but before doing so It may appoint a time end place when any to the bylaw will be considered Notice of any hearing that may be held will be given only to persons who have filed en or notice of support and who have left with or delivered to the Clerk Ad ministrator undersigned the address to which notice of hearing is to be sent DATED at Town Hills this list day of May Clerk Administrator The Corporation of the Town of Halton Hilt 3d Main Street South Georgetown THE CORPORATION OF HALTON HILLS BYLAW 7519 A Bylaw to amend holding bylow of the former Corporation of the Township of Esquesing as amended WHEREAS bylaw number of the former Township of being a by law passed under tha predecessor of of The Planning Act 1970 is a by- law which designates the uses permitted on the lands located In the former Township of Planning AND WHEREAS II Is deemed advisable change use which may be made of tho property known as Part of northeast half of Lot concession In tha Town of Hills former Township of Esquesing In the Regional Municipality of Halton shown as Part 1 on a plan of reference deposited in the Registry Office for the Registry Division of Halton No as plen number and shown outlined In red on the sketch of survey annexed hereto as Schedule A NOW THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE COR PORATION OF THE TOWN OF HILLS ENACTS AS FOLLOWS Bylaw number of the former Corporation of Township of Is hereby amended by the thereto of a new paragraph to be known as paragraph number which shall read as follows DEFINITIONS In this bylaw a AUTOMOBILE SERVICE STATION means a building or place 1 Where gasoline or other motor fuels are kept tor sale and for del I vary directly Into a motor vehicle and ii for the performance of minor running repairs essential to the actual operation of motor vehicles and for the sale to motoring public of goods usual to the trade III does not Include a public garage or an automatic car washing establishment PUBLIC GARAGE a means a building or place where motor vehicles are kept or stored for repair but does not Include art automatic car washing establishment a motor vehicle sales lot or an automobile station HEIGHT means with reference to a building the vertical distance measured from average finished grade level at the front elevation of such building to I Inlhecaseofaflatrool the hlDhest point of thereof surface or the parapet whichever Is and II In the case of a pitched roof a point midway bet ween caves and ridge but In calculating height a building any construction used as ornament or for the mechanical operation the building such as a mechanical penthouse or a chimney tower cupola or steeple Is not to be Included LOT AREA means the total horlrontal area within the lot lines of a lot and In the case of a corner lot having street lines rounding at the corner with a radius of twenty feet CD or less the lot area of such lot is to be calculated as If the lot lines were protected to their point of In tersection LOT COVERAGE a means that percentage of the lot area covered by all buildings above ground level but Include that portion of the lot area which Is occupied by a building or portion thereof and which Is completely below ground level and for the purpose of this paragraph shall deemed to apply only to that portion of such lot to which tha particular zone designation applies f LOT DEPTH means the horizontal distance between the front and rear lot lines but where the front and rear lot lines are not parallel the lot depth Is the length of a line joining the mid- points of such lot lines g LOT FRONTAGE meant the horizontal distance between lot lines measured along the front lot line but where the from lot line Is not a straight line or where the side lot lines are not parallel the lot frontage is to be measured by a Una thirty feet 30 back from and parallel to the chord of the lot frontage and for the purpose of this paragraph the chord of lot frontage Is a straight line lolning the two points where tot lines Inter eject the front lot line LOT LINE means any boundary of a lot I LOT LINE FRONT means the lot line that divides the lot from street LOT LINE REAR means lot line opposite the front lot line I PARKING AREA means on area of land which Is provided and maintained upon the same lot or lots upon which the principal use is located and which area I comprises all parking spaces of at least tho minimum number required according to the provisions of this bylaw and all driveways aisles manoeuvring areas entrances exits and similar areas used for the purpose of gaining access or egress from the said perking spaces II Is provided and maintained In accordance with all applicable provisions of this by law m STRUCTURE- means anything constructed or erected the use which requires location on the ground or attached to something having location on lha ground USE means tha purpose for which any land building structure or premises or part thereof designed or proposed lobe used or Is or may be occupied or maintained and the word used has a corresponding meaning YARD a means an open uncovered space on a tot ap purtenant to a building and unoccupied by buildings or structures except as may be expressly permitted In this bylaw and In determining yard measurements the minimum distance from the respective lot lines i but b does not Include a court yard p YARD EXTERIOR SIDE means a side yard Immediately to a public street YARD FRONT means a yard extending across width of a lot between the front lot line and nearest wall of any building or structure on the YARD REAR means a yard extending across the full width of a lot between the rear lot line and nearest wall of any main building or structure on lot YARD SIDE means a yard extending from the front yard to the rear yard of a lot and between a side lot llneand nearest wall of any building or structure on the lot YARD MINIMUM FRONT means the minimum depth of a front a lot between the front llneand the nearest wall of any building or the lot YARD MINIMUM REAR moans the minimum depth rear yard on a lot between the lot line and Ii of any main building or structure on the nearest lot v YARD MINIMUM SIDE moans the minimum width side yard on a lot between a side lot llneand the nearest wall of any building or the lot YARD REQUIREMENTS Every part of any yard required to be provided by any provision In this bylaw shall be open and unobstructed by any structure from the ground to the sky except that la sills belt courses cornices chimney breast bay windows may project into any required yard a distance not more than two feet b eaves or gutters for other than an accessory building may prolect Intoany remised yard a distance of not more then two feet c accessory buildings may be erected In with the applicable provisions of this light standards fuel pump Is I and and fuel pumps of automobile service stations may be erected In with the applicable provisions of this bylaw fences freestanding walls flag poles antennae light standards and similar accessory structures and ap purtenances and hedges trees and shrubs are permitted 123 I PARKINS AND LOADING FACILITIES No parking area or space loading area or space driveway manoeuvring area or aisle permitted according to the provisions of this by law other than parking facilities far one family detached dwelling or for any agricultural shall be used as such unless Ihe parking area or space Is maintained with a con crate asphalt or gravel surface and b the parking area or space is screened by means of a hedge or fence from all streets highways and nearby Residential Zones or lots used for residential purposes 124 Not withstanding any provisions of this bylaw as amended to contrary lands described In Section 114 x hereof may be used for no purposes other than the erection thereon of a building to be used as a public garage and as a place for the repair of farm equipment provided r such use compiles with the following provisions I AREA OF LOT COVERED BY BUILD1NO Maximum percent of total lot area FRONT YARD Minimum depth 30 feet III INTERIOR SIDE YARD Minimum feet iv EXTERIOR SIDE YARD Minimum width 30 feet v REAR YARD Minimum deplh feet vl SETBACK Minimum setback from any residential use for any structure or open storage use feet BUILDING HEIGHT Maximum feet No parking or loading facility or part thereof shall be located end no land shall be used for the temporary parking or storage of any motor vehicle within five feel of any lot llnaor street line or within ten feet of the boundary of any residential lone ix parking and loading facilities sat out In this subsection shall be provided and maintained on the property described in Section hereof a one perking space for every square feet or fraction thereof ground floor area of the public garage to be erected plus one parking space for every square feet or fraction thereof of floor area other than ground floor area In the public garage ft b if Ihe gross floor area of the public garage to be erected on the lands described In section Ix hereof exceeds square feet then one loading space shall be provided on lands but if the gross floor area of public garage Is in excess of 10000 square feat then In addition to the one loading space a further loading space for every additional square feet or part thereof of gross floor area shall be provided All and singular that certain parcel or tract of lands and premises situate lying and being In the Town of Hills formerly in the Township of Esquesing and being part of the northeast half of Lot Concession of the former Township of In the Regional Municipality of and Province of Ontario shown as I- pert on a plan of reference deposited in the Registry the Registry Division of Halton No as plen number 125 This by law shall come Into force and take effect on the date hereof to Its receiving approval of Ontario Municipal Board THOMAS J KILL BY LAW read a third time and finally passed this lBth day of MARCH 1975 THOSJHILL Mayor DPRITCHARD Cterk Administrator