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Clinton News-Record, 1984-12-12, Page 91 Perth fltir�n, residents awarded medals fifty-five people from across Huron and `Werth were presented with their bi- centennial awards at a special ceremony in Seaforth on Sunday, Dec. 9. The Ontario government sent Hon. Robert Eaton and Hon. Dennis Timbrell to present ' the awards at the ceremony. This ceremony was one of more than 30 being held across the province on Sunday to present the 1,984 medals awarded in this bi- eentennial year. "To -day's recipients are truly represen- tative of the hundreds of thousands of other 'Volunteers who share our appreciation for 'their valuable service," said Mr. Eaton. There were 30 awards made to Huron County residents and 25 to Perth County residents. Lise Hawley of Strathroy sang the bi- centennial song after the awards were hand- ed out. The medals were specially struck by the Royal Canadian Mint using a process which plates a layer of pure gold on a nickel base. All of the ingredients in the medal are On- tario resources. CLINTON NEWS -RECORD. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 121994—Page 9 Huron County Bicentennial award recipients gathered in Seaforth on December 9. They included (front, left to right) Marion. Dougall, Isobel Miller, Connie Osborn, Nancy MacLennan, Eleanor Bradnock, Annie Reid, Helen Under- wood, Agnes McBurney. (Middle row) James H. Kinkead, Lloyd Casemore, Ed Stiles, John Broadfoot, Norman Alex- Brussels ladies BLYTH - The Brussels Gamblers ladies' broomball team pulled off one of the biggest upsets of the year in the Blyth Broomball League, when they knocked off Lucknow 1- 0 on December 6th. It marked the first time Lucknow has been defeated this season, and also the first time a goal has been scored against them. The win- improved Brussels' season record to only four wins and four losses, but they have won three of their last four games. It was an especially satisfying triumph for Brussels as they had only nine players for the game. Barb Bragg scored the game's only goal for Brussels, with five minutes re- maining in the first period, set up by Patricia Willie. Brussels' defence made the one goal lead stand up as they slowed the game down and received strong goaltending from Sandra Morrison, who posted her fourth shutout. In further action on December 6, two over- time goals by Karen Souch lifted Auburn to a 2 - 0 victory over the Goderich Har - Taxpayers invite HULLETT TWP.- Taxpayers using the Farquhar Drain will be invited to submit their input before any requests to clean the drain out are granted, it was decided at. Hullett council's regular meeting Dec. 4. ,frWe ,received a request to clean out a portion of the drain," said township clerk Harry Lear. "This is just the preliminary stage. We have no idea what has to be done yet." Because "landowners using the drain under the original report are the ones who will pay for the work," the township is holding the meeting to determine the extent of the work on the drain to co-ordinate the drain cleaning. The council decided to hold the meeting on Jan. 22, 1985 with the time to be set by the clerk. Clerk Lear suggested that the meeting will probably be held in the afternoon of that day. Engineer to look at drain Hullett council decided to retain the services of engineer Henry Centen from the Stratford office of R.J. Burnside, and ' broombal ander, Andrew McLean, Benson Tuckey, Valentine Becker, Leslie Jervis, Douglas O'Brien. (Back row) Ellen Connelly, Donald MacAdam, Fredrick Bowers, Yvan McClymont, Mac Campbell, Donald Simpson, Bill Gibson, Ken Campbell, Gor- don Hill and Bob Campbell. Missing were Teresa Courtney, DeWitt Miller and Elgin Thompson. team pulls off big upset bourlites. Betty Jane Foran picked an assist in the game for Auburn, while Ysnne Cronyn, and Gwen Fisher recorde;ll the shutouts in regulation time. Kevin Falconer's 6th shutout r the season, lifted Blyth Bears to a 3 - 0 w,� over the, Blyth Inn Bandits. Larry 'Id werby scored a pair of goals for the Bears and Len Kohnert picked up a single while Garry Nicholson and Randy Lammerant added single assists. A hat trick by Arnold Pease led the 8th Liners to a 6 - 1 triumph over the Auburn Falcons. Also scoring for the 8th Liners were David Souch, Gordon Machan and Dave Linton. In the assist department Herb Govier led the winners with two, while Ken Bird, Gordon Machan and Jim Blake added one apiece. Elwyn Brindley set up Ron Snyder for the Falcons' lone goal. Gordon Kemp and Glenn McLean both recorded shutouts in regulation time; before the Lanesville Lords prevailed 2 -1 in over- time against the Goderich Oarsmen. Tom d to meeting Associates to determine the proper sizing of the Glousher Drain for a revised assessment of the drain. Council is requesting the engineer's inspection on the municipal drain because members are "not certain that the work they are interested in having done is fair under the original bylaw or assessment," said Clerk Harry Lear. "We'll know more at a later date. This is strictly preliminary work as well," said the clerk. BEST RATES Short Term, . 1034% 5 Yr. GIC 113/x.% ABCANNUITIES 53 WEST ST. GODERICH 524-2773 (Collect) PROPERTY ASSESSMENT and your 1985 Municipal and School Taxes Regional Offices located throughout Ontario are responsible for assessing all real The resulting Assessment Rolls are delivered to municipalities which use them to set their mill rates and compute municipal propertyptax bills. home or business depends on the The amount of property tax you pay y assessed value and the mill rate set by your municipality. The assessed value multiplied by the mill rate will determine your 1985 property taxes. property for the purposes of municipal and school taxation. Open House Sessions Open Houses are your opportunity to fully understand your assessment and to evaluate its equity. Open Houses are held in every municipality at convenient times and locations, to provide you with the opportunity 10 discuss your assessment with staff of the Regional Assessment Office. An assessor will be pleased to explain the basis of your property assessment and is authorized to amend any information as may be necessary prior to,lhe delivery of the Assessment Roll to your municipality. If you have any questions but are unable to attend the Open House, please contact your Regional Assessment Office at the address or telephone number shown below. Assessment Notice Property owners and tenants will receive an Assessment Notice only if information regarding their property ar assessment was changed during the past year. it the assessment was appealed last year. or if the property has been reassessed Under section 63 of the Assessment Act. 11 you receive an Assessment Notice. it may reflect changes you have requested In your school support designation, In the amount of your assessed value, or other recorded Information on last year's Notice. Dates Appeal Procedure • 11, after attending your local Open House. you are still dissatisfied with your assessment, you have aright to appeal it to the Assessment Review Board. The Assessment Review Board conducts informal hearings and is responsible for determining is fair whether the wwith the e assessment under appa assessments of similar properties in the vicinity or neighbourhood. and may alter your assessment accordingly. Appeal Deadline The final dale for appealing your assessment is January 9. 1985. • Your appeal must be forwarded, either on a Notice of Appeal Form or as a letter. to the Regional Registrar 01 the Assessment Review Board on or before January 9. • 1985, noting your property address, Roll Number and the reason for the appeal. To assist you in this regard, Notice of Appeal forms and the address of the Regional Registrar of the • Assessment Review Board are available at Open Houses, your Regional Assessrhent Office. or your municipal office, ' Schedule of Open Houses Times Locations Bayfield Village Dec. 20!84 Stanley Township Dec. 20184 Goderich Township Dec. 20184 Colborne Township Dec. 20104 Blyth Village Dec. 20184 Hullett Township Dec. 20184 Or Iar c' M nislry of Revenue l pm to7 pm 1pmto7pm 1 pm to7 pm 1pmto7pm 1pmto7pm !pmto7pm Municipal Office. Bayfield Municipal Office. Bayfield Assessment Office, 57 Napier St.. Goderlch Assessment Office, 57 Napier SI . Goderich Memorial Hall, Blylh Mcmorlal Hall. Blyth Smith set up Rick Powell to give the Oarsment the lead 15 seconds into overtime. One minute later Greg Hackett tied the game for Lanesville and with just twenty- six seconds left Jim Van Osch set up Greg Hackett for the game winner. On December 4, single goals by Terry Sowerby and Don Nicholson carried the Blyth Bears to a 2 - 0 victory over the Goderich Oarsmen. Clare Weber and Pete Kohnert collected one assist each for the winners. Marg Anderson's goal from Cheryl Walker, with just one second remaining in overtime led Sparlings to a narrow 1- 0 win over the Blyth Baintoneers. Sue Kolkman and Brenda Powell recorded the shutouts in regulation play. A power play goal by Doug de Boer with five minutes left in the game lifted the Lakelet Hornets to a 2 - 1 triumph over the Lanesville Lords. Phil Black had given the Hornets a 1 - 0 first period lead before Steve Howard tied the game, early in the second frame. Ron de Boer picked up two assists for the winners, while Greg Hackett added one for the Lords. Four goals by Arnold Pease and shutout goaltending by Andrew Ives led the 8th Liners to a 9 - 0 romp over the Maitland Dirt Riders. Also scoring for the 8th Liners were Gordon Machan, Ron McNichol, Herb Govier, Bill Phelan and Irvin Pease. Gordon Machan added four assists, while singles went to Lonnie Whitfield, Dave Linton, Ron McNichol and Herb Govier. Last club meettng The last meeting of the Kippfield 4-H com- puter club was held at the home of Lawrence Beane, leader. Members started off by practising for the skit which was presented at Achievement Night on December 5. Lawrence then. brought out pop and cookies, and everyone played games. The members thanked the leaders for their time and for the use of Lawrence's home. Thanks again Lawrence and Greg for a memorable computer club.—by Marie Brand. Family lights second Advent candle By Dora Shobbrook United Church LONDESBORO - Welcoming everyone to the church on Sunday morning were Rev. Dave Snihur and Bernice Norman. The ushers were Fred Peel, Brian White and Gerber and Dennis Wilts. After Rev. Snihur welcomed everyone to the church, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Konarski and family lit the second Advent candle, the candle of Mary. Rev. Snihur announced that on Dec. 16, a congregational pot luck lunch will follow the morning church service, featuring games and treats for the children. That night at 8 p.m., a sharing community Christmas service will be held at the Walton United Church. A Christmas Eve candlelight service for the entire family will be held in Londesboro Church on Dec. 24 at 8 p.m. The Messengers and leaders, Jane and Connie Hoggart, occupied the centre seat. Children's time, with junior leader Bernice Norman featured the continuation of 'Muffie come home." The sermon for the day was "Mary, a person who found God's favour." • A committee was appointed in Londesboro United Church to deal with the Family Relief Foundation. The men's choir supplied the anthem, the organist was Lisa. Duizer and the choir director was Marsha Szusz. WI cards There were 15 tables of cards in play at the WI party on Nov.. 30 and the winners were June Fothergill, ladies' high; Beth Knox, lone hands; Rena Watt, low hand. The men's winners were Gordon Murray of'Walton, high; Allen Shaddick, lone hands; Gordon Shortreed, low. Elma Jewitt and Helen Lamson were in the charge of the evening. More cards will be played Dec. 14 at 8 p.m. Personals We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Bob Szusz, Angela and Jennifer to the village having purchased the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kennedy. A large number attended open house Sunday evening at the manse when Dave and Caron Snihur entertained. T.B. Allen Ltd. entertained their employees and, Alboro staff to a dinner and dance at the White Carnation in Holmesville on Dec. 8 and 66 people attended. A . number of volunteer workers from Huron 'and Perth were presented with awards in Seaforth or Dec. 9. Norman Alexander was awarded for his work in drainage. Beautiful Gifts for the Home for last-minute Santas! Kaufman of Collingwood for today's distinctive decors. Give yourself a more beautiful home for Christmas. `Kings Oak Collection". by Kaufman of Collingwood Entertainment Centre pictured above, on display in our showroom. Specially priced for Christmas delivery. Matching Wall Units available. , This small roll-top desk' is priced to put Kaufman excellence • within reach of everyone. See our complete selection of desks- in all sizes and price ranges. KAUFMAN BISHOPTON DESK Brass Gallery Rail, Roll Top, Wild Cherry Finish SPECIAL.. !499■ OPEN TILL 9 P. 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