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Clinton News-Record, 1970-01-15, Page 6'Mr, and Mrs. Tom Penhale, Ricky and Wendy, who recently returned from a two-week vacation with Mr- and Mrs. B. A. DoilglaS in Fort Landerdale, Florida, were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Peter DeWys, Varna. Mrs. Fred Arked is presently a Patient in Clinton Hospital. Weekend visitors at the Albion Hotel were; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tillmann and Barbara, London, and Mr, and Mrs. George Kalanzis, 13iriningham, Michigan. Miss Mary McFadden was first among 26 young ladies coihpeting for the Novice Ladies Figure Skating cup at Brantford last week. Eighty-five clubs participated in various classes of the Western Ontario Figure Skating Competition held last Thursday, Friday and Saturday, BAYFIELD COUNCIL Bayfield Village Council held its inaugural meeting Monday evening, January 5. Members of Council were sworn in and Reeve E. W. Oddleifson outlined a number of problems facing Council during the coming year, Committee chairmen were appointed to various committees of Council as follows: Finance and Property, Councillor Harry Baker; Public. Works and Buildings, Councillor Frank McFadden; Parks, • Harbours, Beadles, Rivers and Street Lighting, Councillor Don Warher; and Health, Welfare and OIFlOULE. 70 oilers You a vocter ctioite oi 15 models 'Ili ttitee labukous secles.. 9°,151' and "Competition" 'Tradeins also : For Sale — See Classified Ads Financing ay seci ailabl e On neW or M achin es. 10% down and Small Monthly payments CLINTON ; okirolic the one they ari rany ward New machine rentals by hour Or day JOHN ELDER ENTERPRISES AA1404§ALL.- 1'H, '262.5595 Stack-on laundry twins: take a big load I -and only 27" 0 floor space MULTI-SPEED AUTOMATIC WASHER WHITE SALE REG. $329.95 PRICED $2697c, HEAVY DUTY AUTOMATIC DRYER WHITE SALE PRICED $19995 W.T. Model Del 560 AEG $229.95 CLINTON ELECTRIC SHOP D. W. CORNISH — Your. Westinghouse Dealer Albert Street CLINTON Phone 482-6646 William MeASh, Min. M. Johnston; sale of cards, Kra. Barry Taylor; quilt committee, Mrs. John Ostrom, Mrs. Mervyn Johnston and auditors, Mrs. William McAsh, Mr, A. J. Mustard, The officers were installed Sunday morning during the morning service ky the pastor, Rev. Murdock Morrison, The local Boy _ Scouts held a skating party at the local rink on Friday evening last. A friendly hockey game was played last Saturday morning by the Varna and Bayfield junior hockey teams. Mr. and Mrs, Watson Webster are spending their holidays in Florida. The United. Church held its annual congregational meeting on Wednesday evening of last week with a good attendance. Excellent reports were given by the various departments of the church and the treasurer reported a substantial balance on hand to start the new year. A vote of appreciation was tendered to the pastor, Rev, Murdock Morrison also a presentation was made to Mrs. Robert Stirling, who has been organist during the past 12 years. Mr. William McAsh and Mr. Robert Taylor on behalf of the congregation presented her with two plaques and Miss Debra. Stephenson on behalf of the choir presented her with a lovely glass candy dish. Mrs. Stirling thanked everyone in a few well chosen words. • . STUDIO Specializing in.,... * Weddings * Children Single or Group Portraits and Passports 524-8787 118 St. David Goderich SEAFORTH Win-a-Prize '69 LUCKY NUMBERS GRAND PRIZE — 36159E TRIP TO BERMUDA FOR TWO SECOND PRIZE — 3520B $100 IN CASH $25.00 PRIZES — 4227A 2757D 1953411 1753211 42813B 47744F 31850F 2397G IF YOU. HAVE ONE OF THESE LUCKY NUMBERS, PLEASE CONFIRM YOUR NUMBER IN PERSON OR BY PHONE TO STEDMAN'S STORE, SEAFORTH, NO .LATER THAN TUESDAY NOON, JANUARY 20, 1970. SAVE YOUR COUPONS — IN THE EVENT THAT ALL THE PRIZES ARE NOT CLAIM- ED BY JAN. 20th, 1970, ADDITIONAL NUMBERS WILL BE DRAWN FOR PRIZES NOT CLAIMED. WATCH NEXT WEEK'S PAPER FOR WINNERS AND ADDITIONAL NUMBERS IF NECESSARY. sgAtrnFig. ORES y BELLOHAMOBi I For a Fun-Filled Winter Weekend Come to the SEAFORTH OPTIMIST CLUB ;3RD..: ANNUAL • WINTE CARNIVAL SEAFORTH FAIR GROUNDS JAN. 23, 24, 25, 1970 FRIDAY Commencing at 7:00 p.m. TORCHLIGHT PARADE * MONSTER BONFIRE AT FAIR GROUNDS ▪ MOCCASIN 'DANCE ON THE ICE AT THE SEAFORTH ARENA, MUSIC BY THE PARISIENNE TRIO ' CROWNING OF 1970 SNOW QUEEN ' PRESENTATION OF PRIZES FOR SNOW SCULPTURE CONTEST • LUNCH . INCLUDING WIENERS, BEANS, ROLLS & COFFEE ADMISSION INCLUDES LUNCH, PROGRAM AND DANCE CHILDREN 25c — ADULTS $1.00 SATURDAY Commencing at 1:00 p.m. • FREE SKATING • LOG SAWING CONTEST * CUTTER RACES " LADIES' TUG OF WAR * SNOWMOBILE NOVELTY RACES INCLUDING OBSTACLE RACES, WESTERN PICKUP * EGG RELAY RACES * CROSS COUNTRY RACES • HAY PACKING CONTEST BRING YOUR SKI-BOOSE * TRAIL PRIZES * CLOWN ACT IN ATTENDANCE • SNOWMOBILE SPEED TIMING EVENT, TIMED BY RADAR • WINTER CARNIVAL DANCE SUNDAY IS RACE DAY! • CHILDREN'S SNOWMOBILE RIDES * FREE SKATING * STOCK AND MODIFIED SNOWMOBILE RACES, STOCK CLASSES A, B, C, 0, E; MODIFIED A, B, C, D, E; LADIES' STOCK, A & B; JUNIOR STOCK A & B * MAYORS AND REEVES SNOWMOBILE RACE M-F RED NIGHT DARE DEVIL RACING TEAM PERFORMS Register For Races 11:30 - 12:30 — Races •Begin 1:00 Sharp MANY, MANY MORE SURPRISE EVENTS PLAN TO SEE THESE FEATURED inGHLtarrs OF THE 1970 WINTER CARNIVAL M4` Red Knight Dare Devil Racing Team 1970 Snow Queen Contest • * Snow and Ice Sculpture Contest is Old FaShioned Critter Races * Moccasin Dance-- On The Ice itt:tbAkiatilw tlife'V'and Saturday ctmitsion by Carnival Button or $1.-00 PlinIS>n, NRY0:BPPorgii,,Thprscipy, jonyAry 15,, 1970 ,F1:1 EP .McCLY MONT Varna flews 01041044. 11144 CHURCH Maws ow' Agoyfrop 'Correspondent; 4up4tEy phone 565-2844. hiffiOld SubscripOont, Closalilicl Advs. and' Pliiplciy 044. all 0c-clor."0/d * by thl PaYfiskl 00000PondOrt• If your refrigerator or freezer still boasts some leftover ham, you're ,probably anxious for, some ideas on how to present it appetizingly. What applesauce does for pork, raisins and pineapple do for ham.• The combination in this recipe creates ,a meal fit for a king! Potatoes are a good buy this winter, "says the Ontario Food Council; Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food, so use them often. Your favorite cranberry dessert completes the meal. Ham Royale 1 medium-onion 1 tbsp butter 2 to 3 cups cooked ham, cut in' 1-inch cubes 1cup raisins 1/4 cup lemon jidee" 1 cup water tsp 'ground cloves 1/2 tsp allspice tsp ginger 1/4 cup brown sugar 1/2 cup pineapple juice 4 tsp cornstarch 1 '/2 cup' water 1 cup pineapple tidbits Saute onions in butter. Add remaining ingredients, except the cornstarch, ',/2 cup water, and pineaPpie tidbits, and simmer, covered,- for 10 minutes. Combine cornstarch and water. Stir into hot mixture and cook until "thick. Add pineapple tidbits. Simmer 5 minutes. Makes 6 to 8 servings. The United. Church Women held ,their ..January meeting the chgrch last. Thnrsclay evening,. The. President Mrs, WilliamiPeWaen .opened the, meeting with prayer, The U.C.W. convention theme song was sung with, Mrs. Robert Stirling at the piano. "Group one was in charge. • Qr devotions.. Mrs. Ida McClinchey gaye a reading, Mrs. Joe Postill read the scripture lesson. Mrs, 'ROW-Taylor spoke on-HOSPitalitY, Mrs. WM. MOM? on ,Opportunity and Mrs, Louis Taylor -erf. Faith, Mrs, William Taylor .and Mrs. Robert 'Webster sang :a number of . duets. A letter of thanks was read for the collection of used stamps. The roll call 'was answered by 25. members. Forty-two visits We!t made-to sick, and shut ins during the past month. A life membership certificate and pin were-presented to the retiring: president, Mrs. Charles Reid. Mrs. William Dawson presented the certificate And Mrs. John Ostrom presented the pin. The' list of officers for 1970 are as follows: past president, Mrs. Charles Reid; president, Mrs. William Dowson; vice president, Mrs, Ralph Stephenson; treasurer, Mrs. Robert Webster; envelope treasurer, Mrs. John Ostrom; secretary, Mrs. Roy Elliott; leaders group one, Mrs. W. Taylor and Mrs. Ida McClinchey; leaders group two, Mrs. Grant Webster and Mrs. Watson Webster.; leaders group three, Mrs. Wm. Taylor and Mrs. GordonJohnston; supply and welfare, Mrs. Louis, Taylor and Mrs. Ronald Taylor; press and publicity, Mrs. -Fred McClymont; literature, Mrs. Wm. Hayter; c hristian citizenship, Mrs. Sherlock Keyes; Temperance secretary, Mrs. .Percy Johnston; stewardship secretary,, Mrs. ,F,' McCiymont; flower committee, Mrs. John Ostrom, Mrs. Harvey Hayter and Mrs. Flora Dowson; manse committee, Mrs. Robert Taylor, Mrs. Ralph Stephenson, Mrs. Wm. Dowson;' nominating committee, Mrs. Charles Reid, Mrs. Gordon Hill, Mrs. M. Hayter; flowers and cards, Mrs. TINEfuUN S ° THE BEE THAT GE .;4 THE HONEY DOESN'T STICK' AROUND THE HIVE Rambling With. Lucy .. Early Council meetings Stanley Were held in Bayfield. NoticeS to the councillers were hand written thus: Stanley, "Feb, 10, 1E04 13th inst. at the hour of ten o'clock a•ni• at the Wellington Arms in the village of Bayfield, Your attendance is requested. W. W. Connor, Town Clerk To B.Snowden: `,`Circular to each Township pouncillor Sir: The Harbor contractor, Mr. Hall has applied tO,have the following scale of advances ,sanctioned by the council, viz. For timber delivered on the ground 1000 ft. 12 pounds 10 shilling's. For timber framed for 1000 ft. 7 pounds 10 shillings. Stone on the ground per cord 1 pound. Iron per We are bound to pay monthly for materials on the ground at the rate of 90% of estimated value, but not for the fraining of timber until the north is finished. However, as Mr. Hall has lodged his deeds with us as security, I do not see that we would be, doing wrong in making a fair advance. My own idea would be to give him 90% cwt. on, the pieces above noted. Of course, I shall see that the contract and assignment of d,eeds be perfected, before he gets any money. We will require to have some competent person employed to secure the work and materials monthly. Please let me know if your views agree With mine. And whether you consent to my employing some party to make the monthly estimate. As in the event 'of any difference of opinion, 'I shall be requested to call the'council together on an early date -- Yours truly Ninian Woods, ToWns reeve. P.S. Let me have a written reply as soon as you can conveniently. Mr. B. Snowden March 25, 1854" Dr. Ninian Woods (the pioneer) was 'Reeve of-Stanley ToWnship from 1853-1857 consecutively and in subsequent years served on the council and held the office of Deputy Reeve in 1866 and Reeve in 1867. He lived on Lot 1, west lake shore road, Stanley, until 1877 when he moved to his new home on Main St. E:, Bayfield, now the property of his granddaughter, Mrs. J. E. Howard. ;,,r3rrIrfrOrmnr 4 Want Ads bring results • •14.,??.4). :(7 .1! Clinton Memorial' Shop T. PRTIN and SON CLINTON EXETER SEAFORTH Phone 482,72 H Open Every After/199n Local Itovresentotiya A. W. STEEP -- 482-6642 Proteetien, Councillor Paul West, A •fiVe,man Community Centre• Board was appointed. They -are:. Messrs: ''Wert 'Werner, Bob Snell, Lloyd AVIakins and . Councillors Baker and West, The payment 'of delinquent hawkers' licenses was discussed and means of enforcement considered. It was noted that arrears in taxes are becoming a serious problem, particularly since the County School Board is demanding tax payments four times a year. A method of encouraging payment was discussed and this method will be outlined by a member of the Municipal Board at the next regular meeting of Connell to be held January 19.. Miss Lois Chapman, formerly of Elliott Lake Hospital, now of Guelph General, spent her four-day long weekend with Mr. and Mrs. R. Roy Fitzsimmons and tarn Menu of the week Ham Royale Mashed Potatoes CitrOs Mold Tossed Greens Cranberry Bavarian FOLKS WHO SAVE MONEY - HAVE TO SE WISE - AND DEAL ,WITH 482-7903 ART'S SUPERTEST Sir: I am directed by" the Township Reeve to give you notice that there will be a meeting of the Township Ceuncil held.on Monday the The circular which he wrote to 'members of council concerning the contract with William 'Hall for the building of the first piers in 1854 is interesting in that William Hall was obliged to post his deeds as security. Lucy has never been able to find out whether he was the Hall who lived on the Lakeshore Road, Goderich Township (now owned by Sylvanus 'Cann) or some other, From another solace she learned that in 1854 the Stanley Township Council obtained a Harbor Loan of $10,000.00 from the Bank of Upper. Canada at two percent, half yearly, in half yearly payments with compound interest the same as Receiver General charges on errors of Interest. There seems to be no record of when the work was commenced and when it was finished, kit at low water the wooden framework of the south pier may still be seen on the lake bottom of the present south pier. Lucy heard years ago that there had been a lawsuit with Dr. R. H.- Gairdner over the road to the harbor. (She presnmes the Mara Street hill road). This is substantiaied by a printed report "The Treasurer in account with the corporation of Stanley" from April 1, 1856 to March 31, 1857, in both the common School Fund and Local Fund. It was addressed to James Bailey, Bayfield P.O. with a note "Pass on to yoUr neighbor" and included in the. BARNARD SNOWDEN papers. .13443U3ii NoV' Orriberoll — cash to 1-hlpfy,Buchero7eoensejjpr4,. Harbor Road Lawsuit 12 pound. 10 shillings; Dec. 27, Paid Dr. *Gairdner, Road Greo ,t 17 pounds, January .2, 1857, by cash, paid John Talbot, Gairdner's -road grout (presumably for work): Monthly payments to William Hall began on October 24, 1856. "On June 21, 1856 100 poundi, and on December 31, 100 pounds, interest on Harbor Loan was paid to the Receiver General." The common school fund totalled 150 pounds 13s 51/2d. The Local Fund 3030 pounds 4s 81/2d. They were audited by James Shaw who Was paid 12 shillings 6 pence, Neil MacTavish, paid 12 shillings, George Castle, tax collector was paid 12 pounds and Isaac Erratt, assessor, 10 pounds. W. W. Connor in charge of salary and selecting of jurors 1855-6, was paid 41 pounds 10 shillings; treasurer, 3 pounds; Walter Riley, Tavern Inspector, 10 shillings.. Reeve and Councillors were paid 2 pounds 10 shillings and 2 pounds 15 shillings, (prohably those from a distance); retiring officers were paid 1 pound. There were no policemen!