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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-06-09, Page 13community news o. Lucknow Sentinel,; Wednesday; June 4, 1982—Page 13 • South Kinloss WMS hold May meeting South Kinloss: W.M.S. met at the home of Mrs. Harold Howald for the , June 2 meeting. The president, Mrs. Evan Keith presided, and opened the meeting with. a poem, Teach Me Father When IPray; The Bible Study and medi- tation, The Parable of the Sower, was given by Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall, compar- ing lives to a garden. needing care. In .keeping with the Bible Study Mrs. Ena Steer sang, In ,the Garden. Mrs. on Bell, Mrs. Jack Need- ham and Mrs, Ann Austin each took partin the Prayer Circle. Mrs, William Townson presented the Study Chapter on Plurism. The . group in conclusion sang, Who Is My Neighbour, led by Mrs. ,Don Bell. The poem, A Song of Spring, was read by Mrs. Allan Maclntyre. The offer- tory prayer was given by Mrs. Leonard Clarke, and a contest .conducted by Mrs. Ira Dickie. Courtesies were given by Mrs. Lloyd Mac- Dougall. Mrs. Ted. Collyer. closed the meeting with prayer. The hostess and directors, Mrs. Lloyd' MacDougall, Mrs. lra. Dickie and Mrs.. Ann Auston served refresh- ments. Dungannon 4-Hclub hear about raising calves By Brent ,Van Osch The first regular meeting of the .Dungannon 4-H Calf. Club was held May 18 at the farm of club leader, Bob McNeil and family. The junior leader in charge of the meeting, Judy Walter, introduced Bob McNeil who than proceeded •to explain the operation. of his dairy farm: • Members then judged a class of mature Holstein cows in preparation of the Judging Competition to be held May 29" in Clinton. Reasons for placing were given by several members. with club leader, Glen Mc- Neil giving the official plac- ing.and answering any ques- tions about the class. After the judging, Dennis MOtin from OMAF in Clin- ton talked to the members about raising and managing their 4-1-1 calves. He explain- ed conditions to be kept in mind regarding health, hous- ing, management, and nutri- tion. that are important to their development of their projects. The meeting was then adjourned and the members enjoyed chocolate milk and doughnuts. Bruce sheep producers attend tiwilight meeting District :2 Sheep Breeders. "`. held afarm tour and twilight meeting at the farm of Allan Wedow ; n June 3. Mr. Wedow, explained his' rearing .sheep operation to 58 sheep prod- ucersucers of "Grey and Bruce counties.' Mr. Wedow stres- sed proper management of pastures to help. increase the efficiency of a• sheep opera- tion. Miss Betty Szilassy, Agri - Crew Co-ordinator, was pres- entto explain The summer labour program to those in attendance. Mr. Al Brodie was elected • secetary-treasurer for Dist- rict 2 to replace Arthur King • µ.ho had resilgned from the , position `due to other com- mittments. . 4-H members from .the h- r club were at - South -Grey e H c u Y 4- tending the meeting as part of their club program. Mr. Bill Gardhouse, Prov- incial Sheep Specialist, • was guest speaker with t1 a topic of"'Summertime Flock Man-. agement". His slide presen- tation included predator and parasite control, proper.past- ure management and hand- ling procedures of sheep for ease of stress.` The evening ended with Mr. tGardhouse answering ' individual quos- • tions from the group. Lucknow WMSstudy neighbours and strangers The afternoon auxiliary of. the W,M.S.. of the Lucknow Presbyterian Church met on June 2.in the church with 20 ladies in attend -race, Mrs, Morgan Henderson opened the meeting with a verse, The Seasons are His. The scripture and Bible study on Salome was taken by •Mrs, Virden Mowbray. . A piano instrumental by Mrs, Cyril Brown was greatly enjoyed, Mrs. Omar Brooks ' led in prayer. Mrs. Noble Johnston gave, a most interesting report on the Hamilton -London Synod- ical meeting which was held in Burlington in. April.. The Mission Study. Neigh- bours or :Strangers, was taken by Mrs. Jim Aitchison. In a most interestingway she brought out many points showing how we can be neibhbours not strangers to the many ethnic groups in our community. Mrs. Henderson closed the meeting with . prayer and a discussion on the topic fol- lowcd, zehrs fine markets... of fine foods 610.95 VALUE BUY ANY 20 PRODUCTS IDENTIFIED BY THIS SYMBOL AND WE'LL GIVE YOU A •A.NAFREE („s_i, ...:. ms-.µ • -CANADA'S WONDERLAND GROUNDS ADMISSION TICKET FILL A SAVER CARD AVAILABLE FROM ANY ZEHRS CASHIER WITH 20 BONUS VOUCHERS AND'. REDEEM AT ZEHRS FOR YOUR FREE 'ADMISSION TO CANADA'S WONDERLAND THESE SPECIAL BONUS ITEMS AVAILABLE AT THESE LOW PRICES UNTIL TUESDAYJUNE15. 8 POPULAR FLAVOUR VARIETIES SPECIAL! 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