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Clinton News Record, 1981-01-08, Page 111 BAYFIELD by Bud Sturgeon and He/er, Owen - Mice tie CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 0, L901—PAGE 1.1 Back to the minors The most outstanding thing about the Lampoon Hockey League game on Tuesday night, was that it was not outstanding at alL It was the usual lopsided vic- tory for the Oldtianers over the Rink Mice, this time around a 9-3 drubbing. Tuesday game also mark- ed the farewell performance of the Smedsmo brothers, Buffalo Roger and Bence 'the Bad' who were returned to the minor leagues by their respective clubs. One bright spot for the Mice was the debut(?) of a. veteran winger, Hully- Gully-Hulley, who lace) on . the blades for the first time in 22 years. However he lost his pipe at the game Has anyone seen a pipe? For the Oldtimers, it was Larouche (even though suffering from a painful back injury) leading his offensive unit to the depths of victory. Also so-oring .were volorlta,..nrs and Vladimer Latimer- Tiny 1 tm and the Molenaan handl- ed the goaltending chores. On Saturday night, the Oldtinlers decided to be kind to the Rink Mice since they had walloped them 17 times in a row, so they played to a 7-7 tie. it was ;a tra,7rr6. ' hnre tiro track down all the scoring plays in this action packed contest, but Winding Winnie and Big Barb seemed to do most of the scoring for the Mice, while Stormiri Nor- man and Offside Veronica did the majority of shooting for the elders. Nextweek ( tomorrow night) the regular game will be played at 11:30 p.m. on Friday night due to the Team Ten Game at the arena on Saturday night. ,Followingthis one scoot a, it change, all future games will be played at 9 a.m. on Saturday nights. Study pipeline .proposal.... • from page 111 original survey had been completed, a more detailed . form had subsequently been requested by the Ministry of Horsing. Referring to the various committees, the Reeve advised the Council that reports from the Ausable- Bavfield Conservation Authority. the Town 'Holl Conunittee and the Com- mittee of Adjustment, would be presented at the nest meeting on January 19th. A date was to be set for the quarterly meetings of the Planning Committee, and council awaited a report from the business group in connection with the L -AC -A -C. committee. Take a spin on Yarna's rink by Mary Aiessell Now that the holidays are over and the pace of social life is slowing down, your correspondent hopes to do a better job. In order to have news, I do have to enlist your help. Aphone call or a note dropped m or handed to me at church would be ap- preciated whenever you have special guests, or have . done some travelling. Dave and Bonnie Roy' entertained friends and neighbours at a house party on -New Year's Eve- ' Bob and June Webster and girls entertained the Webster families at their home on Sunday, Dec. 28. Maybe I shouldn't adver- tise how soundly the Chessells .sleep, but when New Year's Eve revellers laid on their car horn within a few feet of their bedroom without disturbing them it makes you wonder just whit all they can sleep through. The kids, who were getting bored with their long holi- day, put the ice surface to good use as soon as it was ready. Lots of activity over there! The sympathy of their many friends and neighbours is extended to Allan and Marjorie Hayter and their girls in the loss of Marjorie's mother, Mrs. Woods. The flowers in Varna and Goshen churches on Sunday were from her funeral. David and Sandy Ostrom and their family were home for two weeks during the holidays with their time divided between the Ostroms and Sandy's mother, Mrs. Beuerman. With all this snow, the children had a wonderful - timesnowmobiling: - Members of the Youth Group who attended the Toc Alpha Conference in Hamilton had a wonderful time, and are hoping to return again next year. Brian Chessell was inter- vieWed by the Hamilton television station and was' able later to see the inter- view - an interesting ex- perience. Leon Sookrha, ,who was a classmate of Glen Hayter when he attended Guelph University and spent many weekends and holidays at Mervyn and Marg's home was here last Tuesday and, Wednesday. Leon was from a family of 11 children in Guyana, eight of whom now live in Canada. His mother Here's a hint Scuff marks on gold, silver shoes and- hand- bags can be easily covered up by applying sortie gold or .silver ink with a cotton swab to the damaged area. also came to Canada. He paid for his tuition, books, etc. by working in a restaurant outside of Guelph. After graduation there, he attended Queen's in Kingston and the University . of Saskatchewan and is now a very successful builder in Edmonton_ Pleaseremember the UCW meeting tonight, the benefit card party at the township hall tomorrow t'tight;and Holy Communion on' Sunday, . Councillor John Chapman, who was unable to attend the meeting would • also be submitting a report on the Bayfield Harbour Com- mitte a in due course. BillTalbot presented the names of the proposed members of the Recreation Committee for 1 i,1 for the approval of Council. Further discussion ensured with regard to the role of the Recreation Committee in regard to the terms of reference laid down in the bylaw, and it was agreed • that tl,, \e relevant points would' be discussed when the new executive was appointed at a meeting to be held on Thursday 8th January- " Councillor Johnson in- formed the council that plans were being formulated for an appreciation night" for the ex -reeve, Frank McFadden, ex clerk -treasurer. Gordon Graham and ex road superintendent, John Lin- dsay. This occasion would take the form of an open house to be held in theArena on February 28th, starting at 8 p.rn. All residents will be welcome to drop in and it is hod that is 'many as possible will attend The hazardous road conditions of the past couple of weeks have resulted in a number of minor accidents in the Clinton -Bayfield area, and two fatalities in the Exeter- Hensall area, as white -outs and slippery roads, have made ite ven a chore to go a few miles_ These two cars met at the infamous curve on Highway 21 at the Clan Gregor Square in Bayfield last Friday- No one was seriously injured_ 1 Bud Sturgeon photo) Round and about the village Mr- Bill Parker, Bayfield, was down to London over the holiday season for a visit with his two sons, Bill Jr. and Bob, and their respec- tive families- ' Mrs. LB. Smith, of the Clan Gregor Apartments, visited with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rouse. in London. Mr. Fred Fansher, Wind:" sor, and friend Roger from Summerhill, visited with friends and relations in and around. Bayfield last weekend. Mr. Iry Pease. and mother, Myrtle, both of Lon- _ don, stayed at their village residence over the holidays. The Bayfield fishing fleet, which had been iced in here, managed to break their way outof the harbour last Thursday, and proceeded to Goderich where they will winter. Greg and. Emmily Nielson, London. are spen- ding a few days at their cot- tage north of the village before headed to La Belle Province for an extended ski holiday. Joining the Nielsen at their cottage were Doug and Jan Seneshen, also of Lon- don, and the Bickersons from parts unknown. Mr. Brian Makins, Toron- to, was back for another village visit last weekend, • and stayed with his parents, Mr. and Mrs- Arnold • Makin, at their Main Street residence. Kelsoand Marie Fitz- sifrlorus and son Vincent, motored to Bracebridge last week fora holiday visit with her sister. Mr. Rob Dowler, '-Man About the Province", was in Bayfield for 'a 'few days visiting friends and rela- tions- We hear that two Bay -field residents are laid up, Diane Boyes on ches and Barb Lindsay in' action, so we extend them get well wishes. J A 1 • BONUS PRIZES' 54100000 20$25A)00 50-510,000 000 -EEE! B , •,. (''.'., , • • ' V" ' ••,, oo l'1(!t1C1,no :' . :r. ,r B •r , a' le• A'd v;..n, ( )Ilio l?e ri W otc' W f.,or rI •?' , The_ ,.gvrn (poll ,, Dr.) A. ?r.w, , . r,F.. ',c• 1chary r!.: w'r ,^r r.r `+ s't 00( y' 91; 5.9500( .)r 50 t100or B• Pr;r• :• r ,,Br,r,,•.1), im.r, GRAND PRIZES.. 7- 5100,000 28-525,000 ( • 3 •. , Grgnr1Pr 1,•.. n.. • GETYOUR IICKET NOW. X1.00 That mean old town grader broke down again on Sunday for about the 84th time in a week and it took a • truck and several tractors to tow at to the service station as it was forming an effec- tive road -block' on Main Street. And that's why your street didn't get plowed on time. • . . Ken and Bobby- Hulley, London, were at their -House of Mouse' on Toon Street for a few days- • Frank and Sylvia Burch visited Frank at Betty Buch's in Bayfield over the New Year, following a two week visit with Sylvia's parents in England. Neil Mustard and his daughter Betsy were at their cottage for the New Year's weekend when urey took the opportunity to enjoy some lcc a l skiing. Ifs ^s a thought How do you suppose some people will spend Eternity when they don't know how to spend the next half hour.. -Ralph Waldo Emerson. 1803- 1882. IMPORTANT NOTICE to ALL PROPERTY OWNERS AND TENANTS IN THE TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY Enclosed is your 1980 Notice of Assessment upon which your 1981 property and business taxes will be levied. YourCouncil by a resolution dated October 15, 1980, requested that all property assessments be equalized by doss in 1980 in accordance with Section 86(3) of The Assessment Act. Your 1980 Notice reflects this new, assessment. The new assessment has been calculated by applying a factor, torr the 1975 market value estimate of your property. The Notice of Assessment shows these three figures, that is, the 1975 market value, the factor, and the assessed value upon which 1981 taxes will be based. The factors used in the Township of Stanley are: Residential (1-6 Units) .04852 Farm .08311 Commercial -08289 _To. estimate vlhat your 1980 taxes would have been if the equalized assessments had been used as a basis for taxation in 1980, multiply your new assessment by the appropriate mill rate. (The estimated mill rates are 171.16 mills for Residential ands 194.85 mills -for Commer- cial.) For example, a '3,000 residential assessment multiplied by 171.16 mills would produce a' tax of '513.48. If you have any questions, staff from the Regional Assessment Office will be available at the following locations and times, to explain your new assessment and provide you with the necessary information to compare your new assessment with those of similar properties in your area: LOCATION: STANLEY TOWNSHIP HALL VARNA JANUARY 14 & 15, 1:00 P.M. -9:00 P.M. LOCATION: REGIONAL ASSESSMENT OFFICE JANUARY 10, 11:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. If you are unable to attend during the times indicated above, you may contact the Regional Assessment, Of-, lice at the addresss below or by calling the Assessment Office toll free. If it can be shown prior to January 27, 1981 that a correction should be made to your assessment, you will be issued an amended notice. You are encouraged to take advantage of this service. COMPLAINT PROCEDURES If after having reviewed your assessment you wish to enter a formal complaint please use 4'he fpllowing procedures: T14e Assessment Roll will be returned to the Municipal Clerk on January 27, 1981. The last day on which you may lodge a complaint. against your assessment is February 17, 1981. b) Complete the complaint section on the reverse side of the Notice of Assessment and mail or de- liver it to The Regional Registrar of the Assess - menu Review Court at 1st Floor 426 Third Street, London, Ontario. NSW 4W6 on or before Feb. ruary 17, 1981. c) You will then be notified o4 the date time and place for hearing your complaint. M. K. Bowen Regional Assessment Commissioner Huron -Perth Regional Assessment Office 57 Napier Street P.O. Box 190 Goderich, Ontario N7A 3Z2 Telephone: (519) 524-7326 Zenith: 66500 Va cies studie The Bayfield Reereahou Committee met lass Monday eves at the Municipal Building to consider new members wishing to fill the vacancies thereon_ Committee chairman for 1981, Bill Talbot was -to ap- pear before Bayfield Council on Monday, Ja+nnacy 5, to present the following names for acceptance to the Recreation Committee for the current year. The com- mittee ed Matty Franeis4 Alun Thomas and Winnie Darmborough for ap- pointment- Further revisions for the 11 man board included Bud �'etftrtanfp the smeary position and Wm - me Darnborough assinninsr the position of treasurer, providing the appointments were acceptable to the village council_ Thevacancies had become available when Judy Gilpin and Tim West declined to renew their terms because of other a n- poitxsm7atcy and the eieditin of Barb Sturgeon to village calmed in November, forced her resignation as a sitting member, The next Recreation meeting is tonight (Thursday) in the Municipal Bulidi gat7.30p.UL MINISTRY OF REVENUE NOTICE TO OWNERS AND TENANTS ARE � � .,.... Take notice that, pursuant to Section 41 of The Assessment Act, Chapter 32, R.S.O. 1970 and Amen- dments: Assessment Notices have been delivered or were caused to be delivered on or before the 06th day of January, 1981 to all owners and tenants of the Municipalities of South Easthope, North Easthope, Fullerton, Hibbert, Logan and Wallace in the County of Perth; Stephen, Stanley. Zurich, Tudcersmith, Md(illop, Wingham, East Wawanash and West Wawanosh in the County of Huron. The last day for appealing an assessment is February 77th, 1911_ The Assessment Rolls may be examined mot the Municipal Offices during regular business hours commenting January 28th, 1911_ M.K. Bowen Regional Assessment Commissioner Huron/Perth Regional Assessment Office No. 24 Box 190, 57 Napier Street Goderich, Ontario N7A 3Z2 IMPORTANT NOTICE to ALL PROPERTY OWNERS AND s- TENANTS IN THE - TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH Enclosed is your 1980 Notice of Assessment upon whith your 1981 property and business taxes will be levied. Your Council, by a resolution dated October 21. 1'980, requested that all property assessments be equalized by class in 1980 in accordance with Section 86 (3) of The Assessment Act. Your 1980 Notice reflects this new assessment. The new assessment has been calculated by applying a factor to the 1975 market value estimate of your property. The Notice of Assessment shows these three figures. that is, the 1975 market value, the fetter, and the assessed value upon which 1981 taxes will be based. The factors used in the Township of Tuckersmith are: Residential (1-6 Units) .07361 Farm _08408 Commercial 09446 To estimate what your 1980 taxes would, have been if the equalized assessments had been used as a basis for taxation in 1980, multiply your ner assessment by the appropriate mill rote. (The. estimated mill rates are 131.236 mills for Residential and 154.396 mills for Com- mercial.) For example, a '3,000 residential assessment multiplied by 131.236 mills would produce a tax of '393.71. _ If you have any questions, staff from the Regional Assessment Office will be available at the following locations and times, to explain your new assessment and provide you with the necessary information to compare your new assessment with those of similar properties in your area: LOCATION: VANASTRA RECREATIONCENTRE VANASTRA JANUARY 14 & 15, 1:00 P.M. -9:00 P.M. LOCATION: REGIONAL ASSESSMENT OFFICE JANUARY 111,--1-1-f00 A.M.-5i00 P.M. If you are unable to attend during the times indicated above. you may contact the Regional Assessment Of- fice at the address below or by calling the Assessment . Office Poll free. If it can be shown prior to January 27, 1981 that a correction should be made to your assessment, you will be issued an amended notice. You are encouraged to take advantage of this service. COMPLAINT PROCEDURES If after having reviewed your assessment you wish to enter a formal complaint, please use the following procedures: a) The Assessment Roll will be returned to the Mun- icipal Clerk on January 27, 1981. The last day on which you may lodge a complaint against your assessment is February 17, 1981. b) Complete the complaint section on the reverse side o4 the Notice of Assessment and mail or de- liver it to The Regional Registrar of the Assess- ment Review Court of 1st Floor, 426 Third Street, London, Ontario- NSW 4W6 on or before Feb. ruary 17, 1981. c) You will then be notified of the date, time and place for hearing your complaint. , M. K. Bowen Regional Assessment Co?rlmissioner Huron -Perth Regional Assessmentbffice 57 Napier Street P.O. Box 190 Goderich, Ontario N7/'d 3Z2 Telephone: (519) 524-7326 Zenith: 66500