Veterans Ken Wallace and Don Khol received the prestigious, Lieutenant Governor's Community Volunteer Award presented by
Lieutenant Governor, the Honorable David Onley during the statue unveiling ceremony of the founder of Shelburne, William Jelly, held on June 14, 2014.

Shelburne's Chief of Police, Kent Moore was pleased with the honor of meeting and shaking hands with Lieutenant Governor, the Honorable David Onley.

Ontario's Governor General, the Honorable David Onley engaged in candid conversation with teens from Centre Dufferin District High School and student representatives from Centennial Hylands, Glenbrook, and Hyland Heights Elementary Schools.

The Lieutenant Governor, David Onley and the 164 Squadron Royal Canadian Air Cadets Shelburne. (L to R: back row) Bailey Amiro, Jamianne Amiro, Quinlynn Bowler, Tim Dearsley, Konrad Kaczor, Shealyn Amiro, (front: L to R) Kaitlynn Anne Osmond-Clark, Ontario's Lieutenant Governor, his Honorable David Onley, and Megan Amiro.

Specially chosen elementary students experienced a once in a lifetime event proudly representing their elementary schools in the presence of and later meeting Ontario's Lieutenant Governor, the Honorable David Onley. (L to R) Jeremy Allen, Hyland Heights Elementary School, Sam Cameron, Centennial Hylands Elementary School, Alex Williams, Glenbrook Elementary, Mary Walker, Hyland Heights Elementary, Eden Galbraith, Glenbrook Elementary, and Ryan Knox,
Centennial Hylands Elementary.

Waiting patiently behind the scenes, summer student in the public works department for the Town of Shelburne, John Doney was on hand to help with the actual unveiling of theWilliam Jelly Statue. Though Doney was one person caught on film, the affair took the collaboration of town employees, volunteers and many others to make the wonderful day the success it was.

Beautifully etched with historical reference, the plaque which rests beside the base of the statue of Shelburne's Founding Father, William Jelly poignantly reflects Shelburne's Town Hall as the sun sets.

(Back row: L to R) Meet those who helped to make the magic happen: LH Jennifer Willoughby, Deputy Clerk, Shawnette Crouse, Special Events Co-Ordinator, CAO John Telfer, and RH Pattie Hossie, Project Manager.

In an historic moment, Shelburne Councillor's are honored being photographed with Lieutenant Governor, his Honorable David Onely. (Back: L to R) Shelburne CAO John Telfer, Councillors, Walter Benotto, Geoff Dunlopp, Tom Egan, Shelburne Mayor Ed Crewson, (Front: L to R) Councillor A.J Cavey, and Lieutenant Governor, his Honorable David Onley.

Veterans of the Shelburne Legion 220 Branch enjoyed a special moment being photographed with Ontario's Lieutenant Governor, David Onley marked with the special award ceremony where Senior Veterans Ken Wallace and Don Khol received the prestigious Lieutenant Governor's Volunteer Award. (Back: L to R) New President of the Shelburne Legion 220 Branch, Lesa Peat, Zone Poppy Chairman and District
Secretary, Judi Giovanetti, Sergeant at Arms and Legion 220 Branch Poppy Chair, Garry, Netzke, (Front: Veterans who received the Lieutenant Governor's Volunteer Award, Veteran Ken Wallace, Ontario Lieutenant Governor, David Onley and Veteran Don Khol.

When Ontario's Lieutenant Governor, the Honourable David Onley addressed Shelburne residents during the unveiling of the William Jelly statue, the crowd went silent with his words of historical value and nostalgic reminding of just how great Shelburne is and how much it has grown since William Jelly imagined what Shelburne might become. Standing dutifully on guard behind Onley, retired Fire Marshall now Aide-de-Camp to the Lieutenant Governor, B.A. Gougeon.