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ANNOUNCING
THE
OPENING
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HAIR
STYLING
53 WINNIPEG ST. VANASTRA
FOR
APPOINTMENTS
CALL 482-9083
OFFICIAL COUNT THE ADDITION OF THE VOTES CAST FOR EACH SIDE TAKEN FROM THE STATEMENT OF THE POLL AS PREPARED
AT EACH POLLING PLACE, TO t3 ANNOUNCED PUBLICLY,
APRIL 26th, 1973 to 12:00 Noon at the Township Office
Township of Goderich
LIQUOR VOTE
An advance Poll will be held on April 21st 1973 between the
hours of 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. at the clerks office, lot 20.
Concession 16.
Regular polling to be held at the following places on Wed.,
April 25th, 1973 between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.
Polling Subdivision No, 1
Residence of
CHARLES BRUINSMA
R.R, 2, GODERICH
Comprising and containing oil
that port of the Township of
Goderich commencing of the
lake Shore at the point between
the boundary of the Town of
Goderich and the Township,
thence southeby along the loke
shore to the point between lots
10 and 11 Con. 1, thence eest.
erly &Ong the township rood.
way between lots 10 and it
until it toucheS the PrOvinCial
Highway No 8, thence along
the Huron County roadway to
the Maitland River, thence
north westerly along the said
river to the boundary of the
TOwn Of Goderich, thence
along the sold boundary tine
to the point of beginning.
Polling Subdivision No. 2
. Residence of
B. VAN ENDENBERG
R,R, 2, GODERICH
Comprising and containing all
that part of the Township of
Goderich Commencing at the
point between lots 10 and 11
Con, 1 at the lake shore,
thence southerly along the lake
shore to the line between lots
30 dad 31 Con. t, thence east-
erly along the township rood,
why between lots 30 and 31 to
the township roadway between
Con 9 and 10, thence north-
erly along the said township
roadway to where if meets the
Provincial Hignway No 8 he.
tween lots 7 and 8 Mt. Con ,
thence ofeng the line between
lots 31 and 32 Mt Con to the
Maitland River, thence along
the said river, north-westerly
to the PrOvihcial Highway No
8, thence westerly along the
tOwnship roadway between lots
99 end 100 Maitland Con and
tots 10 and 11 to the point
of beginning,
Polling Subdivision No, 3
lielicletice of
ALBERT SCHILBE
R,R, 1, BAYftELD
Comprising and containing all
that port of the Township of
GodetiOh commencing at the
lake shore between lots 30 and
31 Con I, thence southerly
along the lake shore to the
boundary of the Village of
Boyfield, thence along the said
boundary to the Boyfiefri River,
thence along the said river to
the line between lots 19 and 20
B L Can , thence northerly
along the sold line to the town-
ship roadway between lots 62
and 63 of the B L. Con,
thence northerly olong the sold
toodwoy to the lawnShip road-
way between lots 30 and 31
Con 9, thence westerly along
the soul township roadway to
the point of beginning
Polling Subdivision No. 4
4, TOWNSHIP OFFICE
HOLMESVILLE
Comprising and containing oil
that port of the Township of
Goderich commencing at a
peint on
e19
yt River be.
tween lois and 20 of the
L Con thence along the
slid boundary to the Provincial
Highway No 8, thence along
the said highway westerly to
the township roadway between
lots 87 and 88 Mt. Con ,
thence southerly biOng the
township roadway between con
9 and 10 to the line between
lots 19 arid 20 8 L, Con ,
thence southerly along the
sold line to the point of be-
ginning
Polling Subdivision No. S
Residence of.
M. J. FORBES
R.R. 2, CLINTON
Comprising and containing all
that part of the Township of
Goderich commencing on the
Maitland River at 0 paint be.
tween lots 31 and 32 In the
Mt Con', thence along the
Maitland River to the northern
boundary of the township,
thence southerly along the said
boundary line to the boundary
Of the Town of Clinton, thence
along the said boundary line
to the Provincial Highway No.
8, thence westerly along the
Sold Provincial highway to the'
line between lots 31 and 32 in
the Mt Con , thence northerly
along the said line to the point
of beginning,
R. E. THOMPSON
RETURNING °Matt
The community hall was
filled to capacity on Friday
evening for the annual variety
concert ePonsOred by the young
peopleb group. A wide variety
of numbers, which included ,a
play "The Official Visit" by the
young peoples group, made up
the concert which has been said
by many attending as the "best
yet".
Rev. MeDonald was the
maker of ceremonies and con-
cert numbers included; Karen
Midcligaal, accordian; Jokey
Benjamin, guitar and singing;
Kerri Medd, speaking on
"Television Commercials", the
Highland Dancers of Goderich;
Pat Stackhouse, tap-dancing;
Elaine Vincent, guitar and
singing; the Londesborough
male voice choir; a new local
band called "The Six Pack"
consisting of Darrel Shobbrook,
Wayne Lyon, Ken and Tom
Pollard, Danny and David
Lear; Donna Hunking Piano
solo; Londesborough Square
Dance set; consisting of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Sewers, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Pipe, Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Wood and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Falkner; Audry Peel and
Sharon Colchough duet; The
Londesboro men's trio, Tillie
Westerhout, Harry Lear and
Rob. Shaddick; Darrell Shob-
brook and Wayne Lyon on ac-
cordians; Glen MacGregor on
the bagpipes with Karen
MacGregor dancing %the
Highland Dance; Mrs, Allen
Bosman and Mrs. Ross Jewett
duet; Danny and David Lear,
drum and guitar duet; - the
McMillian family of Goderich
with their Band.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shad-
dick are the counsellors, Miss
Marsha McNeil was the Direc-
tor of the play, Clayton
McClure and Gary McClure
were in charge of the door with
Greg. Riley and Allen Peel in
charge of the curtains and
, assisting with preperty.
Following the program the
young people served lunch to
those taking part in the concert
and their families,
PERSONALS
Mrs. Lily Webster was taken
to Clinton Hospital on Tuesday
April 10th. We wish her a
speedy recovery,
We welcome Mr. and Mrs.
Boyd Taylor back from
Toronto to their summer home
at the river.
Mr, and Mrs. Will Manning
returned home one Thursday,
having spent the winter in
Florida.
Mrs. Jessie Jones visited her
friend, Mrs. Graham Campbell,
Bluevale. They spent Thursday
in Stratford. Mrs. Jones retur-
ned home on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McEwan
of Chatham visited on Wed-
nesday and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Hamilton of London visited on
Sunday with their father, Mr.
Will Govier and aunt, Mrs. Lily
Webster, a patient in Clinton
Hospital,
Mr. and Mrs, Cliff Saunder-
cock and John went to Toronto
Airport and met their cousins
Mr. and Mrs. George Dunn of
Derbyshire England who will
be visiting here
Mr. and Mrs. Carl
McDonald, Mr. • and Mrs.
Chester Earl and family of
Ethel, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Coghlin of Atwood, Mrs.
Russell Annett of Burssels and
Mr. and Mrs. Alex McDonald
Senlar, Saskatchewan were
dinner guests at the manse on
.Sunday.
A number from this district
attended the 'family dance'
held in the Kinburn Foresters
Hall on Saturday night spon-
sored by the Foresters.
Sunday dinner guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Longman
were Mr, .and Mrs. Jack
Burleigh. Jack and Joan of
Goderich, Mr. and Mrs, Bob
Norris, Patty Susan, Jill and
Robert, and Mrs. Sam Norris of
Staffa,
Rev. McDonald attended the
meeting Of Huron Perth
Presbyterian held in North St.
United Church in Goderich last
Thursday.
Visitors with Mrs. Ena
Howatt on Sunday were her
son, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flowed
and girls of Stratford and her
sister, Mr. and Mrs, Heber
Shute of Kirlcton.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Hodgert
and family of Kirkton visited
on Friday evening with latteils
brother, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Howatt and boys.
Mr, Bill Cowan of Hanover
called on his mother, Mrs. G.
Cowan on Sunday afternoon.
Miss. Ann Fairservice of
Stratford spent the weekend
with her mother, Mrs. Myrtle
Fairse'rvice,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee spent
the weekend with his sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Rivers of
Tweed and at Trenton with Mr.
and Mrs, John Picket and
family. They also called at Dr.
and Mrs. Gary Gall at Stonff-
vilIe Miss Barbara Lee in -
training at St. Marys Hospital
Kitchener is spending the week
with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Lee.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs.. Lorne Flunking and
Murray were Mr. and Mrs. Art
Hunking and Todd of Exeter,
and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duizer
Laurel, Lisa. Stephen and
Shannon and Julia Bowie.
They celebrated Murray's birth-
day and Mr, and Mrs. Lorne
Hunkings wedding anniversary.
UNITED CHURCH
Palm Sunday service was
held last Sunday morning with
Jim Jameison and Emmerson
Hesk greeting into the sane.
tuary, Ushers were Larry Car-
ter, Murray Flunking, Stewart
Glousher and Ken Scanlon,
The choir anthem was 'The
King is Riding By' and Rev,
McDonald's message was "The
Clown on the Donkey" There
will be a Good Friday service
on Friday at '11 a.m. with
special music by the choir,
CUB AND SCOUTS
The first Londesboro Cub
and Scout Group committee
met on Monday night in the
church hall. All parents of the
cub and scouts were invited to
attend to discuss the question
of remaining in the Scouting
program in Londesboro because
of the rise in fees, or to organize
another type of boy's group. In
absence of the chairman, Rev.
McDonald conducted the
business. It was decided to
remain in Scouting program.
The executives are: chairman,
Jack, Lee; secretary, Gordon
Shobbrook; treasurer, Murray
Adams.
BEREAN UNIT
The Berean unit of U.C.W.
held their meeting on Tuesday
April 10th in the church hall,
The meeting opened with
prayer and a hymn. Rev,
McDonald read scripture and
the v aster Story: A reading on
the theme "Earth's richest
hill" by president Mrs, Ena
Howatt was followed by prayer.
The treasurer's report was
given by Mrs, E. Wood and
minutes of the last meeting
were read by secretary Mrs,
Bert Shobbrook. New Business
was conducted by Mrs,
Margaret Whyte when Mrs.
Lloyd Pipe and Mrs. Edwin
Wood were appointed to the
kitchen renovation committee.
Mrs. Joe Shaddick reported the
Bridal pageant would be June
20th and anyone with wedding
gowns is to contact Mrs.
Wilmer Glousher. Supply
secretary said a bale is to be.
packed in May. The church pic-
nic is July 22nd and Vacation
Bible School the second week
in July.
Roll call was answered by 17
members and one' visitor,. Mrs,
Lloyd Pipe . and Mrs. Harry
Durnin will have charge of the
May Study, Mrs. Howatt closed
devotions and business.
The study was taken by Mrs.
Dave Anderson who told of
Easter in different countries.
Mrs. Glen Carter sang with a
solo, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Jack Armstrong.
Mrs. Anderson read St. Mat-
thew's account of the Easter
Story the last supper death and
resurrection. Rev. McDonald's
message was "Sun Rise and
Sun Set."
Rev. McDonald closed the
meeting with prayer and lunch
was served by Mrs. Laura
Saundercock and Mrs. Bert
Shobbrook.
BOWLING BANQUET
The Londesboro mens
bowling league held their an-
nual Banquet in the hall on
Wednesday April 11th and the
W.I. served a hot beef dinner to
36 bowlers. Jack Armstrong
thanked the ladies,
Following the dinner,
trophies were presented for:
high average, Cliff Saunder-
cock; winning team, Mack's,
Captain Joe Hunking, Glen
Carter, Murray Lyon, Gordon'
Shobbrook Jim 'RoWitr-Fi'ligt •
Flynn Harry Lear, Allan
Boman, Gordon Howatt,
The second team was
Whites, Captain, Keith Allen.
Winner of high triple was Glen
Carter and the winner of 'high
single was Don Buchanan.high
team single, Macks, 1222; high
team triple, Macks score of
3404; most improved, Jim
Howatt; winner of playoffs,
Whites captain Keith Allen;
winner of second place playoffs,
Macks captain Joe Flunking.
The evening ended with
bowling at the Clinton Crown
Lanes in Clinton. They also at-
tended the men's bowling tour-
nament on Sunday afternoon at
the same lanes.
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14---CONVON WV'S-RECORD, THURSDAY, APRIL, 19, 1973
Londesboro
Variety concert proves big hit