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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLucknow Sentinel, 2009-06-10, Page 10Page 10 - Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 10, 2009 BMO lawn bowling tourneyis big bit On Saturday, June 6 you could here comments such as "don't be narrow, oh you're too wide; or we're counting two don't hit the jack; or who's bowl is shot" as the Lucknow Lawn Bowling Greens were in full swing with seven greens in operation hosting players from Chesley, Hanover, Kitchener, Clinton and Seaforth for the BMO Bank of Montreal Tournament. The greens ran a little heavy to start, but were , in good shape and everyone had a great time. The player's ages ranged from 15 to 80 years. Thanks to the Bank of Montreal for their support in sponsoring this tournament. The winners were from Chesley - Steve Schuknecht with three wins and 47 plus an over of five; second place from Hanover - Doug McCorry with three wins and 47; third place One of these two Heating and Cooling Contractors is qualified, licensed and insured, the other is not. 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Fence Assembled $89 5146 PT DecWng .68/ft. 5146 Cedar Oecldng $I.38/ft 30 kg Bags Concrete Mix $3;99, 5200 BTU Air Conditioner Energy Star $l2$ R.ONA HENDERSON RONA 782 Havelock St., Lucknow 519-528-3118 Mon. - Fri. 7:30 - 5:30; Sat. 8 - 4 IIJCKNOW SENTINFL Birthday 040 Sarah Alton June 11, 1998 - .11 years old Tyson Rlntoul June 11, 2002 - 7 years old Preston Kerr ' June 11, 2003 - 6 years old rr Emma Danes Famish June 14, 1997 - 12 years old Jennelle Smeltzer June 13, 2000 - 9 years old Tyler Prleatap Junes 13, 2001 - 8 years old Nathan Barger , June 18, 2001 - 8 years old 4-H club meet at the Todd farm The St. .Helen's Shepherd's 4-H. club met at the farm of Keith Todd, of Todd Sheep Company. The theme of the meeting was » nutrition. With different pails of feed, ingredi- ents, the group learned. which feed was high in protein and when the feeds are mixed together, they learned it forms a complete feed ration for the milking ewes. The group had a tour of the sheep dairy barn and milk par- lour. They saw how sheep are milked and where the ewes are , housed to be milked. The members also toured the lamb barn where all new lambs go when taken from their moth- ers until they are old enough to be . weaned from the milk replacer. The Iambs are then sent to another barn to mature to be market lambs or replace- ment ewes » for the farm. UCW theme: vacations The Lucknow UCW after- noon group met recently in the church parlour with tea and dessert prepared by Caroline Menary, Edna Alton and Deanna Reavie starting the meeting. Leader Karen Latour opened the meeting with a prayer and a collection of humorous readings. The group sang "For ` the Beauty of the Earth". Helen Cleland read the Least Coin newsletter , about current conditions in Haiti, the pociest country in the western hemisphere, on the continual. severity of daily living after several hurricane devastations last year. As vacations was the theme of the meeting, rollcall was places you have been or would like to visit. Deanna Reavie presented a travelogue with photos .and maps of her. and Stu's .weeks in Australia last year visiting their son Peter and his wife and baby and excursions to various parts. Lois • Walden and Jean MacLeod continued the pro- gram with a meditation on being a tourist in your own hometown. Jean read the Scripture from Mark 10: 13 16 and .then read 'a lovely poem about lilacs: The group sang "Alt Things Bright and Beautiful" . Jean gave a prayer and a delightful poem 'On the Road Back Home' With Father's Day later in the nionth, Lois gave a read- ing and shared note on the six. best `doctors' anywhere: sunshine, water, fresh air, rest, exercise and diet.. The meeting closed with the UCW Benediction. Sympathy to Maclntyres South KnIas t succor A community bridal shower was held at the South Kinloss Presbyterian Church on Sunday afternoon for Stephanie Flynn, bride to be of Justin Davidson. Sympathy goes out to Joan Maclntyre and family on the passing of Donald on Saturday. The funeral was held in Lucknow on Tuesday. The South Kinloss WMS met at R Villa last Wednesday. Sharon MacDougall was the Hostess and Sharon and Margaret Hamilton were the directors. President Ruth Buchmeier welcomed everyone with a Father's Day reading, 'The Man ;s Prayer'. The hymn "This is My Father's World" was sung accompanied by Margaret ` Hamilton at the piano. ,An invitation to ° attend a potluck salad supper at St. Peter's Anglican Church was received. The guest speaker for the meeting was Annabelle Armstrong who spoke on her experience as a minister's wife in Kentucky. The theme of the meeting was `Laughter'. Sharon•read a poem, `Father's Day'. The rollcall was answered by naming an item belonging to your father. Nancy MacIntyre read the offertory prayer. The worship service was done by Margaret and Sharon. Kathy Howald read the Scripture John 15: 1 - 10 and Margaret did the Bible study on living in God's garden. Sharon did a contest .on fathers of the Bible and a reading 'Robin'. The group sang "Faith of our Fathers" . The closing prayer was ready ' by Margaret de Boer. Sharon read :a poem `,Angel Food Cake' before the » mem- bers sang grace. Angel food cake and toppings were then served » and fellowship was enjoyed by all.