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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 2014-04-09, Page 16N 16 Lucknow Sentinel • Wednesday, April 9, 2014 PUBLIC 1 1 OTICE 564_ V Si 1.11°H ■ ■ ■ 1 • ■ ■ 1 t • 4# STAHTSFHLAPRIL OON'T MISS 1NIS CHANCE i0BUY YOUR ARNIiURE I� SLASHED PRICES! ■ ■■■11111 u1■■■■■[■■■■■L■■■■■[■■■■■.1111■■r■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ill LOCATED AT: 467 MAIN STREET EXETER SS19 235.D1 73 111111111.1111111111111111 ■]lt11 w EXETER ■ ■Home furniture AND APPLIANCES ■ ■ 11i■■■■li■■■i SALE HOURS: Friday 10-9, Sat 10-6, Sun 11-5 BUILDING FDR 5ALE DR LEA5E 519.235.0173 AlE SPIE$ flNal - NO EKCN0.NGES - N6 RERIRUS- ill ITEMS SI6E i0 PBIOB Ski Dogs returned with help of social media Kincardine News reporter Steven Goetz was on his way to Toronto from Kincardine on Thursday evening when he came across a pair of dogs wandering on Highway 9 west of Bruce Road 1. Goetz pulled over along with a couple in a pickup truck. They managed to get the dogs in the back. After checking with local farms to see if anyone knew the owners, Goetz called the South Bruce OPP, who dispatched Sharon Niemeier, Kincardine's bylaw enforcement officer, who collected the dogs. The Mcarthurs, who live at Fishermen's Cove, came home at 5:30 p.m. to discover the two dogs were missing and immediately began their search. The story came to a happy conclusion after Goetz posted this photo to the Lucknow Sentinel Facebook page, which the owners saw within three hours. UCW getting set for Easter Nancy Walden Lucknow UCW Lucknow UCW Afternoon Group met on April 1, once again at River Valley Apts. Leader Karen Latour welcomed everyone with a reading about Hugs, what a gift to share, warm like wrapped in a shawl. As Easter approaches later this month, Karen led us in a German Tenebrae Good Friday service. Extinguishing candles one by one, going from light to darkness, while read- ing select verses from Matthew, Mark, and John, we reflected on the path of Jesus to the cross on Calvary that took his light from the world. We sang "Were You There?': Karen read about the rays of God's love that warm us heart and soul. We sang "Lead Me to Cal- vary':With a reading about snowdrops, we were happy to share our sightings of spring so far—snowdrops blooming, daffodil shoots apppearing, robins chirping, despite the lin- gering chill of a long winter. A few more readings about time and symbols of Easter closed the program. In business, minutes were read and 13 members answered roll call. Shirley Bolt gave the treasurer's report. Joyce Adamson is our one April birthday. Helen Cleland read the Least Coin notes about praying for healing that considered the wide spectrum of heal- ings needed in our world. We prayed the Prayer of the Least Coin. Having attended the area Presbyterial meeting in Chesley last week, Karen shared one detail presented about Women's House in Kincardine, of the sheer numbers of new socks and underwear, never recycled, always needed for clientele, a need Lucknow UCW helps supply. We closed with the the UCW Prayer. We enjoyed continued fellowship with a light lunch prepared by Karen and Gertie Henderson. A reminder our May meeting at the Church will start with a 12:30 luncheon. Bluewater board hosting gay -straight alliance display Mary Golem QMI Agency A photography exhibit, depicting life for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth in Grey and Bruce Counties, is on display for the month of April in the foyer at the Bluewater Education Centre in Chesley. The show, entitled Photovoice - Growing Up Gay in Bruce and Grey: The Digital Edi- tion, features photos taken by area youth and documents slices of their lives as they were in various stages of coming out. Each has a caption that explains the thoughts of the photographer at the time, or, in retrospect. "There are some incredibly powerful messages in those photos," trustee Kevin Larsen said, adding he was "quite impressed" with the youth's work. Board chair Marg Gaviller agreed. "It is an honour for us to have the display here ... it gets a good message across in a sensitive and imaginative way." The project was made possible with gen- erous support from FotoArt in Owen Sound, The Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation - District 7 and the Grey -Bruce Labour Council. The public is welcome to view the exhibit during business hours.