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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 2014-06-11, Page 66 Lucknow Sentinel • Wednesday, June 11, 2014 Become a Candidate for Municipalilty or School Board Ar Municipalities of Bruce County to Host Joint Candidate Information Session Submitted Are you interested in running as a candidate in the 2014 Municipal or School Board Election? Wondering what's involved? Not sure who to ask? Join the Municipalities of Bruce County at a free information session at 7 p.m. on Thursday, July 10th, 2014 at the Bruce County Administration Cen- tre in Walkerton. This session will be a great chance for new candidates and experienced candidates to gain a better understanding of how the municipal election process works and what to expect should you be elected. The Ontario Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing will be present to provide a general overview of munici- pal elections. Staff from the County of Bruce will share information about Friday Food Booth Dungannon Lions Club There has been a change to the Fri- day Food Booth run by the Dungannon Lions Club. The Friday Food Booth will continue to serve meals in Dungannon, but it wffi be changing its time of opera- -. 4. • y . .• ••) • e•. . ? 9 The Lucknow Sentinel Birthday Club Tyson Rintoul June 11, 2002 - 12 years old Preston Kerr June 11,2003 - 11 years old Ethan Mali June 11, 2010 - 4 years old S Alena Scott 4. June 13, 2009 - 5 years old Your child can be a member i of the Sentinel's birthday club 7--,. call 519-528-2822 to register ' N c MknOIN SOCIIIIIRI *Street 619' Campbell 519-528-2822 4 what you can expect if you run for Mayor or Deputy Mayor of your munic- ipality and become a member of the Bruce County Council. Staff from Bruce County's member municipalities will be present and available to answer questions you may have about running for office in your local community and how to file nomination papers by the September 12th, 2014 deadline. Join us on July 10, 2014 and become an informed candidate for the munici- pal election on October 27, 2014. For more information or to register, please contact: Bettyanne Cobean,Clerk Treasurer, County of Bruce 519-881-1291, e-mail: bcobean@ brucecounty.on.ca or Deb Roth, Clerk, Municipality of Brockton 519-881-2223, e-mail droth@brockton.on.ca. tion from noon to the supper hour. It is hoped that this change will make this din- ing experience more accessible to those who areworking during the day. Come out and enjoythe excellent cuisine while having a visit with your neighbours. Glasses Found Prescription glasses in a case were found on Wiloughby Street, Luc - know on June 2, 2014. Call the Sentinel 519-528-2822 for con- tact information to claim them. Lucknow UCW News Nancy Walden Lucknow UCW Afternoon Group met on a windy June 3 at the Church enjoying first some light dessert prepared by Shirley Bolt and Shirley Brooks. Leading into summer, Deanna Reavie and Ruth Pritchard presented a program about vacations. Whether near or far, with family, friends or to new places, we experience the beauty of God's creation. Deanna took us on a whirlwind trip of the Baltic cruise she and Stu took last summer that started in Amsterdam. We fol- lowed on stops through Den- mark, Germany, Latvia, Estonia, St. Petersburg Russia, Finland and back to Amsterdam. A won- derful vacation. We sang the hymn "Birds are singing, woods are ringing': Ruth had a reading "Summers are Fun—Some are Not". She talked about vacations close to home, visiting favourite haunts and taking time to renew oneself. We sang "This is my Father's World". With Father's Day approaching, Ruth read about fathers being wonderful people, the many good things they can mean to us, and a guardian and guide like our Father in Heaven. As we take a break over the summer, Deanna read "Happy July 1st" suggesting things to think of on Canada Day like name the premiers and their parties of all provinces and ter- ritories, know their capital cities, name five Canadian rivers, read some Stephen Leacock, buy a Canadian flag. She concluded with a little poem "Truth Hurts': Karen Latour opened busi- ness with a humorous reading "Age—it's a funny thine Ten members and one visitor answered roll call with a vaca- tion they've had or will have or Blackhorse Golf Course Jeff Gammie Designation: Blackhorse Men's Committee b 1-1161,11.1 -111, .as -ral ( 11 4co.1,1=1.. A -FLIGHT POINTS - DOUG FOELL, GLEN CHAPUT, KENT SCHAEFFER, DAVE COOPER A -FLIGHT SKINS - DOUG FOELL B- FLIGHT POINTS - MIKE KITTEL, WALTER ARNOLD B -FLIGHT SKINS - NO SKINS AWARDED C -FLIGHT POINTS - DAVE MENNIE, GEORGE ARM- STRONG, RANDY ALTON, ANDY SANDE C -FLIGHT SKINS - BLAINE SUTTER, GEORGE ARM- STRONG, DEAN TELFER, RANDY ALTON CTP BLUE - TOM PEGG #10 - LUCKNOW CO-OP CTP BLUE - WALTER ARNOLD #14 - MONTGOMERY MOTORS CTP BLUE - WALTER ARNOLD #17 - BOSTON PIZZA CTP GOLD - ADAM BURGESS #13 - BOSTON PIZZA CTP GOLD - DAVE COOPER #18 - MONTGOMERY MOTORS • ',Jr; - pm: PARK THEATRE 24 Ti'azq•=-E GODENICH 5247E111 Fri & S- 6:45 S. g:I 5 Sun .Thur 8:011) Sark & Sun Mai old 1:30 row° ff4-74-÷ ger .r.X..+1 14. June 13 - 19 LIVE_ DIE_ REPEAT. Toni Cruise EiiuIIy BILIIiI E DO E o TOM011110W Fri & Sat 6.;45 9:15 Sun -Thur 8:00 ri+DO.TM+.7.7 Y.F.,e1 {i'mean 1-myamm Flay ISim•st www.niovieli rks ca PZIFJ d -800-265-3.438 would like to have. Shirley Bolt gave the Treasurer's report. We acknowledged three July birth- days: Shirley Brooks, Gertie Henderson, and Karen. Helen Cleland read the Least Coin subject about the several forms of human trafficking that go on in Canada and the RCMP report on its known extent. We pray for the victims and our gov- ernment in its laws to counter- act it. Karen recounted Saturday's trip of a busload of Church members to Brampton to wit- ness and support Rev. Lynne Wilson's ordination into the United Church. We happily con- gratulate Lynne. Karen left us with the thought "don't be afraid of the space between your dreams and real- ity. You can dream it. You can do it." We closed with the UCW Prayer and wishing each other a good summer. Police Briefs CLASSIC CAR DAMAGED OVERNIGHT On June 2, 2014 at 11:46 am, the South Bruce Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) received a report of an overnight mischief at HJ Auto Sales located in the 500 block of Campbell Street in Lucknow. Some- time between 6:00 pm on June 1, 2014 and 8:00 am on June 2,2014, the windshield on a Black 1980 Pontiac Firebird was smashed. There is no esti- mate on the cost of repairs to the car at this time. POLICE INVESTIGATING WEEK- END MISCHIEF AT SCHOOL On June 2, 2014 at 8:42 am, the South Bruce Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) received a mis- chief report from the Lucknow Central pub- lic school located in the 400 block of Bob Street • in Lucknow. Sometime between 6:00 pm on May 30, 2014 and 7:00 am on June 2, 2014, 4 White, plastic, "Slippery when wet" haz- ard signs were removed from the brick walls of the school. There is no estimate available on the cost of replacing the stolen signs at this time. • The South Bruce OPP is requesting any- one with information that can assist police to call 1-888-310-1122. 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