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Large crowd at Osborne Central School 25th anniversary
By Rhoda Rohde
THAMES ROAD - A large crowd
of people attended the music recital
of students of Agnes L. Bray,
A.R.C.I., R.M.T. on Wednesday
evening in the church.
Rev. Sheila Macgregor was in
charge of the church service at Exet-
er Villa on Wednesday afternoon.
Those assisting were Lorraine Alex-
ander, Kay Hodgert, Mary Row-
cliffe and Helen Webber. Rhoda
Rohde played the piano for the
hymns.
A Burge crowd of people attended
the 25th anniversary dance of Os-
borne Central School at Kirkton
Woodham Community Centre on
Friday evening and also the pro-
gramme on Saturday afternoon at
Usborne Central School
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Stewart and
Matthew of Newmarket, Mr. and
Mrs. Brian Sullivan of Elora spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Van Allen and
Rachel of Kitchener spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stew-
ard
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Moran, Bren-
dan and Alyssa Erin of Toronto
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Ballantyne and Wendy.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne and
Trivitt yard sale - Shown displaying articles at Saturday's Trivitt
Anglican Church yard sale are Phyllis Humphreys, Fred Dobbs
and Rev. Duke Vipperman.
Retirement - Francis Westlaken was honoured by staff and stu-
dents of Precious Blood School last week as she retires this year
from 10 years at the school and 14 with the Huron -Perth Board.
With Westelaken are principal Marg Nelson (left) and students
Theresa Wilhelm and Brianne Czypyha.
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Mr. Harold Beaver of Exeter werc
Sunday supper guests with the Bal-
lantynes.
Lesley Baxter of near Mitchell
spent a few days with her grandpar-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Ken Duncan
while her parents Mr. and Mrs. Rob
Baxter attended a wedding at Dry-
den.
Jimmy Dunlop of London spent
the weekend with his uncle and aunt
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bray while his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dunlop
and his grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Don Bray attended a wedding 'at
Dryden.. .
Many people from this arca called
at the Hopper -Hockey Funeral
'Home on Sunday to pay their re-
spects to the late Beth Batten. Sym-
pathy is extended to her family and
relatives.
Church service
The Sunday School Anniversary
was fairly well attended on Sunday
morning. Rev. Sheila gave the Call
to Worship.
The service was called "Noah's
Ark". The Sunday School members
sang "Who Built The Ark". A skit
"Noah's Roll Call" was given by
Noah - Jon Passmorc and Smith -
Erin Richardsdn. The different
scriowres from Genesis were read
by Cheryl Ballantyne, Tammy
Rohde and Lisa Kernick.
Tammy and Lisa received the of-
fering and the choir sang "Hear The
Pennies Dropping". Tim Parker
gave the offeratory Dedication.
Agnes Bray played the organ for
the hymns and Marilyn Vanden-
bussche played the piano for the
choir.
Karen Etherington is the superin-
tendent of the Sunday School and
offered prayer. Much credit is due to
her, the Sunday School teachers,
Marilyn, and Agnes for such a good
service.•
There will be no services at
Thames Road Church next Sunday
owing to Elimville Anniversary. -
The Summer Worship services
will be at 10 a.m. The first one
will be at Thames Road July 2 and
at Elimville July 9.
Messengers will meet June 23 at
the home of Nancy Smith, Elim-
ville, from 7-9 p.m. and bring
June is busy month
at Lucan United Church
LUCAN - June continues to be a
busy month for activities in the Lu -
can United Church.
On June 4 was Flower and
Awards Sunday. Sunday School
Co -Ordinator, Barb Coughlin, was
in charge of theservice, the theme,
"Spring Means New Beginnings".
Spring flowers adorned the church
as well as cages with baby rabbits,
kittens and budgies.
The S.S. classes presented the
program and the youth choir sang.
The Awards were presented by the
teachers. This ends the Sunday
School year until September.
Induction Service
In the evening of June 4 the Ser-
vice of Induction of Rev. Stephen
A. Shelstad, B.A.M. Div. and The
Rev Susan A. Shelstad,
B.A.M.Div. was conducted by the
Chairma%of Middlesex Presbytery,
Rev. Dr. R. Edward Sam, of the Il-
derton-Bur charge.
Mrs. Ada Johnston of Middlesex
Presbytery presented the Shelstads
to the congregation and Rev. Doug
McLeod of Ivan-Vanneck-Komoka
charge was the guest speaker. Taba-
tha Froats read the scripture and or-
ganist Chris Punter and the choir
supplied special music. Refresh-
ments were served following the
service.
General U.C.W.
Marj. Park showed slides on her
trip to the Orient, at the General
U.C.W. on June 6. Orders for flow-
er bulbs are being taken by the
Friendship Unit until the end of
June. The quilters have completed
several quilts and have more orders
to do. -
The Session and Steward Board
have met to complete any business
before the summer recess.
At the 127th Anniversary service,
of Lucan United Church on June
11, Rev. Stephen Shelstad was the
speaker. There was a special offer -
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ing for the M&S Fund, as part of
the "In Faith I Gave" appeal.
The same day at 7:30 p.m. Rev.
Susan and Rev. Stephen Shelstad
participated in the Lucan Ministeri-
al Ecumenical Service held at Mar-
ket Park with a good representation
from the congregation attending the
service.
A Meat Pie -Making Bee by the
U.C.W. last week brought out lots
-of volunteers to prepare -the turkey
and beef fillings on Monday, and on
Tuesday made the pies, three hun-
dred and four, all told. Orders were
taken in advance, so all were sold.
The Friendship Unit has arranged
for 25 ladies to journey to Blyth on
Wednesday evening, June 21 to sec
the play "Sticks and Stones", The
Donnelly's Part I while the Dorcas
Unit are having their "Day Out" on
Friday, June 23. They will travel to
Lambeth to have lunch out, visit
the Rose Show a`s well as the Doll
Museum at "Bygone Babies". All
ladies of the congregation are invit-
ed, please register with Bernice
Lockyer.
The Dorcas Unit is catering for
the Lucan Seniors "Lunch Out" this
Wednesday.
Sunday, June 18, Rev. Susan
Shelstad chose as her sermon title
"Amazing Grace". As she went
through each verse of that beautiful
old hymn, she explained the many
ways God's Grace is bestowed upon
all of us. With Susan playing her
guitar, the congregation sang the
hymn "Amazing Grace". •
It being Fathers Day, there were
several visitors at the service. Next
Sunday, June 25, will be Commun-
ion Sunday.
Upcoming, the Christian Fellow-
ship Club is having a barbecue at
the home of Bob and Helen Patter-
son on Thursday evening, June 29.
Please bring a salad or dessert, cut-
lery and lawn chairs.
The Shelstads will be on holidays
during the month of July but ser-
vice will be held each Sunday at 10
a.m. (note early time) with each or-
ganization of the church being re-
sponsible for one Sunday during the
month of July.
Dale Froats has booked the Mar-
ket Park for a ball game each Mon-
day night, 7-9 p.m. throughout the
summer, so come and have some
fun, weather permitting.
Have a good summer and we will
update our activities in early Sep-•
tembcr.
'graduates Peter and Joyce
Sovereign of Lucan, are proud to
announce the second gradua-
tion of their daughter Leanne.
Leanne received her Executive
Secretarial Diploma in 1988 and
recently received her Office
Systems 'Administration uipio-
ma, both from Fanshawe Col-
lege. She has recently accepted
a position with the Middlesex -
London Health Unit - Home Care
division. We wish her all the
best' in the future. Congratula-
tions Leanne!!!
SI.00 for expenses.
Marriage Preparation Event on
Saturday, June 24 from 3-5:30 p.m.
at the manse.
Fnday, June 30 11 a.m.-2 p.m.
Youth Group to meet for BBQ and
pool party at Cheryl Ballantynes.
Again its B.Y.O.S.
PUBLIC SCHOOL SUPPORTERS
TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH & VILLAGE OF HENSALL
YOUR VOTE FOR
FRANK FALCONER
TRUSTEE FOR
HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION.
WOULD BE APPRECIATED °
MONL*1JUNE 26, 1989
TRUSTEE FOR HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
1980 - 1985
ELECT Allan Carter
For Trustee
Huron County Board of Education
representing
The Township of Tuckersmith
and the Village of Hensel!
ON MONDAY, JUNE 26
Your support would be greatly appreciated
For information call 233-7458 •
on June 26
VOTE Yvonne Reynolds
To represent
Hensall-
Tuckersmith
on the
Huron County
Board of
Education
For questions, concerns, or rides to the polls
CaII 263-2636
Huron County Board of
Education Tr_ystee
David Cooper. -has .
experience --he's involved
in our community --and
he'll give careful
consideration to all the
issues.
For transportation to the polls, on June 26, call 263.5024
DAVID COOPER
NOTICE.
OF POLL
Township of Tuckersmith
A poll will be held in the Township of Tuckersmith to elect:
1 TRUSTEE
TO HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
for the Township of Tuckersmith & Village of Hensel) • •
POLLING DAY will be Mo?iday, June 26, 1989. Polls_wili be open from 10:00
o'clock in the morning and will close at 8:00 in.the evening at the following
locations:
POLLING SUBDIVISION 1
POLLING SUBDIVISION -2
POLLING SUBDIVISION 3
POLLING SUBDIVISION 4
POLLING SUBDIVISION 5 —
POLLING SUBDIVISION 6 —
Bethel Bible Church
•Egmondville
Bethel Bible Church
Egmondville
Alex Townsend's Residence
Lot 40, Conc. 3, LRS.
Rena & Jack Caldwell's
Residence, Lot 9, Conc. 11
HRS
Huronview
Vanastra Recreation Centre
ADVANCE POLL
Will be held for the purpose of receiving the votes of electors who expect
to be unabte to vote on the regular Polling Day. The Advance Poll will be
held in the Recreation Centre, Vanastra Park, on Saturday, June 17th, 1989
and Thursday, June 22, 1989. The Advance Poll will be open at 10:00 o'clock
in the morning and close at 8:00 o'clock in the evening.
PROXY VOTING
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 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 14th day of June, 1989
J.R. McLachlan,
RETURNING OFFICER
TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH