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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-05-20, Page 9Expanded riding Reycraft plans to seek Middlesex Liberal nomination Doug Reycraft, Middlesex MPP. has announced his intention, to seek the Liberal nomination for the elec- toral district of Middlesex at the Mid- dlesex Association's nominating meeting on Thursday. "1 have very much enjoyed acting on behalf of the people of 'Middlesex at Queen's Park since the 1965 provin- TRULY CANADIAN The Canadian. Goose was featured in a play at Lucan Public School, Friday. The main characters from the left are Kurtis Hardy, Kurtis Mills, Josh Appleman and Michael Brady.T-A photo TOP INDIVIDUAL BOWLERS The top individual bowlers in the Lucan ladies Monday league were from 'the left Gleno Tripp, high avera.e- Beulah Storey. high sin le and Beth Radcliffe, hi.h triple. n - '%- j PLAYOFF WIN TO SPUTNIKS - The A' playoff championship in' tial election and wish to continue to represent them", said Reycraft. "I have found the experience of being - part of the Liberal Party of Ontario under the excellent leadership of David Peterson to be a truly rewar- ding one", added Reycraft. "I ..am seeking the Liberal can- didacy so that I may be a part of the team which will take the voice of the Liberal government to the electorate in the next provinicial election", said Reycraft. "During the past two years, the Liberal government has brought many changesto Queen's Park..1 con- sider it an honour to have been able to contribute to the initiatives made__ to improve- the quality of life for all Ontarians", said Reycraft. "If I am given the opportunity to represent the people of Middlesex in the future, I will continue to make sure that the Middlesex voice is heard . The provincial riding of Middlesex has been expanded as a result of a re- cent redistribution. It willnow include all 22 Middlesex municipalities. and also the eastern side of the City of London between Crumlin Road and the Clarke Side Road. The boundary expansion will increase the riding's population .to an estimated 75.8:35 from approximately 51,840. The nomination meeting is being held at Delaware Central School on County Road 3 in Delaware at 8:00 - p.m. Times -Advocate, May 20, 1987 HIGH HOPES WIN 'B' PLAYOFF The 'B' playoff championship in .the Lucan ladies Monday bowling league was won by the High Hopes. Back, left, Audrey Scott, Sharon Redick and Shirley Noyes Front. Bet- ty Brown. Helen Hardy and Marg Elson. T -A photo. Loch fl and district news Susan cook 227-4911 For high schools Come�uters *r?"eds of Ontario The computer reigns suprenie in to- day's business world. making it in-. creasingly important for. business students to become lamiliar with its operation. Secondary -school students, planning a career in business. must be prepared to meet the challenges of a'rapidly changing world dominated by the computer. That's why the provincial ministry. of education conducted a major overhaul of the business studies pro- gram available .at all Ontario high schools. says Don Dool, a superinten- dent of Schools with the Middlesex County Board of Education. "Educalors.want to meet the needs of students. They can do that by help- ing students to develop marketable and current skills. Then when students enter the business world they will have a better chance of success." say' 1Unnl. High school business Courses hadn't been updated for five years and even longer in some cases. For example. typing courses were last revised in 1967 when students were taught how to operate manual typewriters: To- day. of course. students are learning how to keyboard (type) on com- puters. word • processors and elec- tronic typewriters. The manual typewriter has become a relic. he adds. - Within the next two years major changes to the business studies pro- gram will be completed. Teachers will no longer have to adapt courses. like keyboarding, without guidance. Instead they will have access to new. detailed courses outlines and direc- tions. These revisions will assist them in providing students with mean- ingful. learning experiences and will Wi blood clinic report Luca'. W.I._ : president - iternice Lockver led 10 members in the ode and Collect. There .were 117 blood donors at. the. recent clinic and workers and those who phoned and donated fond ete. were thanked. -It was recommended that the clinic beheld earlier next.year_.. __ _Sexen _-members attended the District -Annual held -at Beechwood Church. A. memorial service compil- -led-bc-Flora Robertson was held for three deceased members.- There were displays of- the. Tweedsmuir History and articles -for, the. -.Children's Hospital Bazaar. - The 4-11 course inthe fall will be On- tario fruits -and vegetables. Special. t e ` day's at Erland Lee -Home will be.iune Lucan ladies Monday bowling league was won by the Sputniks. Back, left, Joyce Sovereign, Mae Murphy and Leslie Lindsay: Front, Lor- raine Mosuriniohn, Sandra Disher and Beulah Storey. T -A photo. : ll t I ii i 2,3,4 and October 1,2. Booster buttons were for sale to help finance the Butler project which is to put pictures of farm animals in- to public schools of.Ontario. Iva Hord of Ilderton told of her trips to Prince Edward Island and showed slides. Each place was set up with a travel brochure and. snapshots of tourist attractions. Members answered roll call with a fact on P.E.I. We were invited to Clandeboye 80th anniversary tea June 6 at St. James Church. Our day out is to be June 12 - going to lunch at the Lucan inn at 12:30 p.m. Margery Crozier thanked iva-for the interesting program and Lola Goring -for the lovely lunch. Spring season . theme at Unite -d Church service spring was the -theme at Lucan, in red ink was Jesus' words. Jesus United Church. Sunday morning. was "speaking to his disciples, a -Spring, -the beautiful season of parable; only a story, to entertain flowers. Solonion talked of the lily-:- them. . - . • Jesus was referred to as the "Rose of. Rev. Shaule didn't think so. The Shitroir'!eVtn the lowly dandelion has;.: rich man should: have, asked for .--it's uses, j)ne' tends to forget flow "help:" before he died. It was no use beaptifulK. and.perfectly it is.mads;; -afterwards. "as. we dig it out of .our lawns., "To, None of its can live entirely free of ',Strive tor•perfection is the ultimate involvment . with other people. goal :, 4-iid:achieved it - Sometime -or other in some way or We are Jhe•care-takers; husband. 'other.. we de need "help". Moses men::it ,t.ou-.will. of this earth and tt needed help with the children of is erii' resppetnsibjlity to see that God's Israel, on numerous. occasions. hanpiWork reiriaiins ever beautiful.''" • - "Help" always arrived, perhaps not -.The`scripture passages were read .. the way he expected but he was will- . from Exodus -l4 and Ephesians three ing to take whatever came and act - by Mr5'- Gwen Lynn:accordingly. • The sermon entitled "Help",came- Read for yourselve this week. the from the chapter. in Luke's gospel - 16th chapter of Luke starting at the -which dealt with the Story'of.the rich- 19th verse, in whatever Bible you Coppeltes: wofi the league_ rho ole' 'Heat 8rx u you use the "King James-1/gr- times and i feel sure God will speak bowling leo e: Back. deft, l i D , h . �srbn' of the Bible you will be"familiar to your heart concerning this very im- Front. Gleno .Tripp and'Edie Burt. Mgsjng with the fact that everything written portant matter. T -q hQfo� COPPETTES WIN the the Lucan Monday ladies Gillon and Audrey. Wott was Muriel Kenned onshi `of ':man -and -Lazarus. have. Read it slowly and over several .4 f' f • ry 4 WINS SPECIAL AWARD - Ross McRoberts, a 27 year veteran of the Lucan men's bowlingleague presents the Roy Hodgins Memorial trophy to John Jansen n asthe most improved bowler. T -A photo re, • Bryanston Friendship celebrate two days The May meeting of Bryanston Friendship ('lub was held May 6 with an attendance of 36. Celebrating both Mothers and Fathers Day. Audrey McRoberts welcomed everyone. and read a poem - "The Package of Seed" followed by O'(anada. ' Happy birthday was sung to Beth Buchanan, Eileen Forrest, Ethel Lewis and Edna Wallis and happy an- niversary to Clarence and Ethel Lewis and Gordon and Edith Eaton who celebrate a wedding anniversary in June, also happy June birthdays to Ellen Prayne, Greta Gibson, Betty Hodgins, Ethel Crouch, Gote Wen- nestrom and Frances Mardlin. There will be no meeting in June because of the bus trip. Beth Buchanan gave final details for the bus trip to Chatham area, a River Cruise, lunch at the Lighthouse ('otic Restaurant and a visit to Uncle Tom's Ca. Grebinta G- ibson chaired the program. which consisted of two reacjjngs by Lulu Cttlberl; musical selection 'by Clarence Lewis, Gote Wennerstrom and Muriel Cobleigh. A reading by Muriel Cobleigh, and an old fashion- ed geography match which caused a few good laughs., Prizes were given to the oldest mother - Rosie Aldrich, youngest mother • Edith Eaton: most grand- children and great grandchildren - Ella Frayne, oldest father - Clarence Lewis, youngest father - Wilt Buchanan. Most grandchildren and gnat grandchildren - Fred Trudgeon. • help them to better train students to - enter .careen in husinesa. ('ourses will then catch up to the changes which have already occurred in the classroom and in the iriodern office - with its electronic mail. teleconferen- cing and sophisticated computer stilt -ware packages. says Diol. .. By September 1988 or at the latest by September 1989 Middlesex ('ourt- ty high school students will be able to select From a core of eight to ten ret"is- ed Business courses. . ' Students from grade 't through lo- -Ontario Academic Credit level formerly knows as grade 1:3►, will be able to choose"from subjects units, such as: economics. 'keyboarding (typing,. • accounting. business." english. computer programtning. consumer studies:, learning how to become an intelligent consumer and business operator', and up to tour other subject areas. Senior level students %pili have the opportunity to take nest. advanced -levels in some courses. - such as keyboarding- All students will benefit from courses which are designed 'to help them achieve the skills that are required to start -working in an industry standard computerized office • 1)01)1 says. "-Revamped business Course; will help students to prepare to work in a modern technological society. Students will .acquire the skills and knowledge that will assist • them in pursuing careers as secretaries. accountants. computer analysis and managers. Most of -all we can expect that Business students will he able to provide the -kinds of skills which will he in high demand in a society which places an increasing emphasis on service." - .4.#:. a7r " 4 ' for . SI k. . '¢E ow ,lbw .. r. LOST SIX DIDN'T LOSE --- The 'A' playoffs in the Lucan men's bowl- ing league were won by the Lost Six. Bock, left, Jim McKay, Ralph Morgan and Larry Forrest. Front, Dan McNoughton and John Jansen. T -A photo Revival Centre news Pieter Sl hinkelshock, accompanied by Mrs. Lorraine Armitage playing the piano. led the worship service Sunday morning. Rev. Roger Mason thanked all those who helped- in the Lawn and Bake sale Saturday Rev. Mason spoke from Mark 5:25-34. the story of the sick lady's faith for healing. This lady had fought • a chronic ailment for 12 years. and was not healed. When she heard of Jesus. her faith drove her to find Ilim She had to forget the sultering from many doctors not being able to heal her. but made her worse When this lady heard of Jesus. it created faith in her. God wants us to believe in Him for healing. and to advance in our. Christian walk. This lady expanded an effort in faith. To receive healing. a person has to make aneffort to believe. Faith is active, involving reaching out. seek- ing. and praying. This lady was active in seeking out Jesus for healing. Sunday evening Rev. Roger Mason conducted the service. Rev. Mason ministered Iron Mark 5:22-24, and Jairus a synagogue ruler's, daughter. was dying when be besought .Jeslas to -come to heal her. On the way . a message came she had died-- What do you do when hope seems lost" ,Jairus went to (:od for help. How many times do we try to deal with a bad situation in our own strength? Then we think of talking to God. ,Jairus showed desperation by falling at .Jesus' tcet to beseech Ilim for his daughter God wants us to go to Him first - Upcoming events - Blossom Tea. Wednesday. May 27 at 7:30 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall of the church. Guest speaker is to be Mrs. Angela Richard- son. Special music to be provided by \is. Sharon Parker. music director -of - Faith Tabernacle. Centralia. Crafts.to be supplied by Mrs. Carol Miller and - Mrs. Susan ('hristie of Miller's All ladies welcome. Anniversary services - May 24; with - guc'st speaker Rev. 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