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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-10-27, Page 20Page 20 Tim's -Advocate, OO ctober 27,1982 Middlesex teachers enjoy workshop Middlesex Women Teachers' Association held their annual Key. Teachers' Meeting October 21 at Centen- nial School. Approximately 35 teachers attended the four hour supper meeting chaired by Associa- tion president Shirley MacMillan. Director of Region One - Eva Brophy related concerns and possible implications of Bill 179 and Bill 127. East Unit president Shar- ron Barnes and West Unit president Jane Gillespie gay e informative presentations regarding the work of the Units and their role with.n the 29.000 WTAO Women Teachers' :Association of Ontario mptn rain Thov lso en- couraged teachers to support the upcoming trustee elections. Representatives from the • 10 committees also discussed their roles. The date for the East Unit • Banquet was set for November 10 at St. George's Anglican Church. The speaker will be Dr. V. Vigna. London, speaking on the topic, "The Family of the '80's". Tickets $8.00 available at the Lucan school. Shirley MacMillan conclud- ed the workshop with a hear- ty vote of thanks to all the Key Teachers who gave us their time at the end of a busy day to attend the workshop. as well as to those who had work- ed hard to prepared the nrocont o hi nnc To The Electors of Biddulph As a member of the present council I would ap- preciate your support on Monday, November 8 at the polls. If elected, I will continue to work to the best of my ability for the interest of the township ratepayers. KEN LYONS for .councillor Shillelagh Hungry Hound Dining Room Mon. Nov. 1st - Family Lasagna Day Baked Lasagna, Salad, Crusty Rolls Adults $2.50 children under 12 $1.95 Daily Hot Specials $2.50 Breakfast $1.99 Bottomless Cup of Coffee 4O Open 7 a.m. - 11 p.m: Mon. -Fri. 10 a.m. - 11 p.m. Sat. Call now for your staff Christmas Party. "No group too large or too small On November 8 Voters in Lucan. Elect Norm Steeper for Reeve - He has the interest - He has the time He has the experience Your support in appreciated For a ride to the polls call 22.7-4864 WINS LIONS SATELLITE DISH — The winner of the television satellite dish in a recent Lucan lions draw was Bob Reaman of RR 4, Woodstock. Above, Donna and Bob Reaman and infant Stacey are congratulated by draw chairman Paul Dykeman. At the right is president Bob Gibbs. T -A photo - Lucan and district` news Cook 2750 Lucan seniors Michigc,n clvclub A superb noon dinner was President of the Montrose ' enjoyed by meinbers of the Club expressed thanks to Lucan Sunshine Group their hosts before the group together with their guests left for home about -3:30. from the Montrose, Michigan Ceramics continues tomor- row, Thursday, at the regular meeting of the Busy Buddies Craft Group and those who in- tend to finish up what they have at home are asked to do so as soon as' possible, as, hopefully, we will only need three more firings' before starting at the next craft, which will be decided upon tomorrow. Euchre will be played by the members of the Sunshine group. . Bowling continues each Wednesday at 1:30 and there is room for more bowlers. Come and enjoy an afternoon of good fellowship and good exercise. The men's coffee Sr. Citizens Club. Thursday noon. in the Legion Hall. President Ed. Dowdall welcomed members and guests prior to the smorgasbord meal. Toe - tapping music was provided by Ruth Sheppard at the piano. Doug Lewis on the violin and Harvey Smith on the guitar with several couples dancing. Others played cards or chatted with friends. Readings by Mary Kooy on ••Thanksgiving" which included the names of many from Montrose and a very humorous one by Mar- jorie Steeper "Betty's Boil" Were enjoyed by all. Institute works on scrap books • The Lucan Women's In- Craigholme in Ailsa Craig on October 22. A sing song will be led by Flora Robertson and the Brownies will also con- tribute to the program. Collection of "pennies for friendship" was the number of TV's and radios that we own. Lunch was served by Leda Revington and Flora Robertson. stitute met at the home of the Tweedsmuir History Con- vener Iva Hodgins, to work on the scrapbooks. President Isabel Haskett led 11 members in repeating the In- stitute Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. She thanked those who bak- ed and worked at the Institute Booth at the plowing match. Members had heard favourable comments about their display in Young's win- dow on "articles from the past.;' The,area convention at St. Marys will • be attended by Bernice Lockyer and Mabel Froats October 27, and Flora Robertson and Leda Revinton October 28. Arrangements. were made to entertain the residents of TOWNSHIP OF MCGILLIVRAY NOTICE OF POLL Notice is hereby given to the Municipal Separate School Elec- tors of the Township of McGillivray in the County of Middlesex that whereas more candidates have been nominated in each of the following offices than the number required to fill such offices, therefore polls will be held at the time and places stated in this notice for the purpose of electing the holders of such offices. PLEASE NOTE: Only separate school supporters are eligible to vote • OFFICES FOR WHICH POLL, TO BE HELD: 1) For the office of Trustee to the Middlesex County Board of Education representing the Separate School Electors of Middlesex County. You ore entitled to vote for not more than two (2; candidates for this office Alex Beretta Irene A. Buren •James 1. O'Shea . Kenneth J. Schenkel 2) Separate School Trustee to the Huron -Perth Roman Catholic Srnarate School Board One to be elected representing Town of Exeter, Township's of 'Stephen, Usborne, parts of McGillivray, and parts of Biddulph. Gregory Fleming Michael Ryan ADVANCE'POLL October 30, 1982 at West McGillivray township Hall Polling Hours:\9 o'clock a.m: until $ o'clock p.rn. (for advance poll only) REGUALR POLLS: November 8, 1982 Only one (1) poll for Township of McGillivray . Township Hall at West McGillivray • • (Lot 15, Con. 14, Township of McGillivray) • Poll will be open from 11 o'clock a.m. until 8 o'clock p.m. PROXY APPLICATIONS: A person who has been appointed a voting proxy may apply to the Clerk not later than 5 o'clock in the afternoon of Polling Day, November 8, 1982 to receive a certificate.to vote by proxy for the polling subdivision.in which the person appointing the .voting proxy is entitled to vote, Given under my. hand this 20th day of October, 1982 W. J. Amos Returning Officer visits club each Monday inorning is also in need of more members and we know there are,many men in the village who would enjoy a few games of cards in "peace and quiet' " Tell those you know, if they do not take the Exeter Times. PD day in Middlesex The Middlesex County Board of Education Spon- sored a Professional Develop-. menrDay for their elemen- tary teachers and principals. October 22. Every teacher had a choice of attending two of• the 37 workshops held that day at locations throughout the coun- ty. The workshops consisted of a variety of educational topics ranging from "Childrens' literature" to "Calculators", and included this year, for'special educa- tion teachers, an opportunity to visit various classes in other boards in order to observe teaching methods and materials which could be used to enrich their own classrooms. The day was exhaustive but worthwhile as teachers returned home. with renewed enthusiasm and a supply of useful, fresh ideas to incor- porate into their programs. Truck hits car in compound Seven accidents in OPP area Seven accidents were in- Fleming investigated. vestigated this week by of- A vehicle driven by Lloyd ficers of the Lucan detach- Mason, Lucan left Middlesex ment of the Ontario Provin- road 13 at the Lucan village cial Police with damages limits and went through a totalling $15,350. fence on the England Auto Sunday at 11 p.m. a vehicle Wreckers lot at 4:30 p.m.. owned by James Walsh, Ailsa i Wednesday. Constable W. R. Craig was stolen and crashed Disher estimated damages at $1,600. Vehicles driven by Theodore Hall, Lucan and Travis Davis, Dashwood col- lided at 10:30 p.m. Thursday on Middlesex road 22, north of Concession 15 in London township. Constable Disher listed damages at $2,700. Vehicles driven by Craig Kennedy, Ailsa Craig and An- drew Mathers, RR 2, Ailsa Craig collided at 1:20 a.m. Saturday on Middlesex road 22, north of Highway 7. Con- stable D. Stables set damages at $3,000. The same day at 2:30 a.m. a vehicle driven by Eric Drost, RR 2 Granton left Mid - WI visitors at Craigholme The Lucan Women's In- stitute plus three friends and two young people visited the Craigholme, Ailsa Craig, on Friday afternoon and presented a musical pro- gram, a very humorous reading and a crazy skit. Musicians were Jane Holden and Tabatha Froats, singing duets of camp Guide songs, playing a piano duet and solos and Jane sang ,a vocal solo. Mrs. E. Pitt gave the humorous reading which brought the "house down" and members of the Institute with Jane and Tabatha did the skit, led by Iva Hodgins. Singing- of old favourites both sacred and secular -was led by Flora Robertson, was enjoyed. The Brownies from Lucan under the leadership of Sharon MacDonald, sang several of their pow .wow songs and then assisted the W.I. in serving cookies, which had been provided by the County Churches at the Plow- ing Match, augmented by squares and tarts from some of the members. It was a most gratifying visit, enjoyed by . both the visitors and visitees, and will be repeated. Into a fence on the Mooresville road, east of Con- cession 4-9 in McGillivray township. Constable D.N. Marshall set damages at $1,050. Only 20 minutes later on Concession road 6-7 of London township, west of Highway 4, a vehicle driven by Ruth Sanderson was damaged to the extent of $2,500. Constable W. R. Disher investigated. At 7:45 p.m. Tuesday, a vehicle driven by Brian John Calver, Seaforth was damag- ed to the extent of $3,000 when it left Middlesex road 23, north of Concession 12 in Lon- don township. Constable'C. S. Boy Scouts • go camping Huron District of Boy Scouts of Canada held a weekend camp for Sixers and Seconds at the Falls Reserve Conservation Area near Ben - miller October 22 24. Ap- proximately 90 boys and leaders attended the training offered in the areas of their duties, etiquette and behaviours, leadership, pro- blems, camping and outdoors and jungle atmosphere. - The boys were also given some fun events such as nature hikes, a model plane craft and a slide presentation on the history of Scouting and Baden Powell. For their attendance at the training sessions, - the boys and leaders were presented with certificates and camp crests. The groups which par- ticipated were Lucan, Cen- tralia, Zurich, Clinton, Vanastra, and Goderich. Tom Chapman, Assistant District Commissioner for Huron District wishes to ex- press thanks on behalf of the District to all those people who helped run the camp. Anglican church The Contemporary Eucharist was celebrated at the Sunday worship service at Holy Trinity Anglican Church. Greeting members of the congregation and friends were Marietta and Jim Shipley. Welcomed 'was Mrs. Elizabeth Turner of London, who graciously played the organ in the absence of the ST. PATRICK'S STUDENT COUNCIL - . The 1982-83 student council at St. Patrick's I separate school near Lucan was elected recently. Back, left, Dennis Foran, Jeff Reymer and George Gisen. Front, Carla McAdam, Monica McCarthy and Frank Van Sas. T -A photo BIDDULPH VOTERS RE-ELECT JIM SHIPLEY for Deputy -Reeve on November 8, 1982 "Keep experience working for you" DEPUTY -IMO SHIPLEY, JIM regular organist . Mrs. Beaulah Hardy. Rev. Pocock based his message 'on the appointed readings for the 21st Sunday after Pentecost, in particular, he used Hebrews 5: 1-10. He - spoke on the need to clarify who is the 'Head of the Church'? It is not the parish priest, as so many people falsely believe. Christ is the Head and through Christ we his followers are the Church. As a parish, it is urgent that we come to grips with this false belief. Christ must be the authority. behind all our decision making, made together - parish priest and people - He alone can direct us in the way of working together in harmony and with direction, in becoming effec- tive apostles in the world. Up -coming events: Wednesday October 27, Turkey Supper at Church, 5-8 p.m.; Friday . October 29. junior choir practice 3:45 - 5:00 p.m:: Saturday October 30 Halloween party at 4 p.m. Children don't forget. The afternoon group of Anglican Church Women gathered in the Parish Hall to pack a hale of new and near- ly new clothing and hand knit- ted sweaters, toques, mitts, slippers and scarves: The cartons are mailed by parcel 'post to our prayer partner. Rev. Henry Kakekayash. a ('ree Anglican Priest, in charge of St. Peter's at Weagamow Lake in Nor- hern Ontario. This is one of ur outreach projects, and we hank all who gave articles in rder to make up a good bale. Edythe Murdy once again ex - ended hospitality to us by erving refreshments and a ime of fellowship followed. 0 0 s For Biddulph Township Councillor On November 8 please Resoled Wayne L. G. Gibson dlesex road 22, north of Highway 7. Constable D. Stables set damages at $3,000. The same day at 2:30 a.m. a vehicle driven by Eric Drost, RR 2 Granton left Mid- dlesex road.23 and hit the Edgewood creek. Constable Disher listed damages at $1,500. To the Separate School supporters of Lucan and the townships of Bid- dulph, London and Blanshard Re -Elect Pat Crunican To the London Middlesex Roman Catholic Separate School Board Having served as your representative on the board since its inception, I would appreciate your continued support and promise to continue to serve to the best of my ability. KEEP AN EXPERIENCED VOICE WORK- ING FOR YOU IN THESE DIFFICULT TIMES Ratepayers of time Village of Lucan Some of the projects coming up in 1983 are: • Expansion of sanitary sewers to pick up parts' of the village not serviced and eliminate surcharge of sewers. • To study recommendations and options in a report to resolve basement flooding problems. • It will be necessaryto talk in person and by phone to Ministry officials to get all available grants and subsides. • A preliminary meeting will be held on cleanup and repair of the Whitfield municipal drain. These are held in the daytime. Since I am now semi -retired I have all the free time required to be available to carry out duties of the reeve's office. I thank all ratepayers for their support in the past and ask for- your vote on November 8. IVAN HEARN FOR REEVE GEBEL CABINETS LTD. 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