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Home My WebLink AboutLucknow Sentinel, 2009-09-23, Page 14�.1 • • • i • • % • • • • • • • 6 • Page 14 - Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, September 23, 2009 a • ,,. ,..s •.a•• w.r.. ^ 1 �.....� .. -.-� �!�'..,.. •�►, �„•,r•.j. .. .. '_�wi-ar.��.+�.ati.'f'�'a'r.._....r..�..�'�►+R. ,�.w..�.� 7i/.+�..��'�.. Lucknow Purple Grove Ripley Dungannon South Kinloss Whitechurch School WMS UCW Sports Municipal Education and much more .• by reading Box 400, Lucknow, On NOG 2H0 Phone 528-2822 , TOW -N H 1 P OF AsH1t -Nt WAWANOSH TAXESDUE:REM1NLiE1 The third instalment of the 20009 tax levy is due on September 30, 2009. Tax payments must be received ` at the municipal office by the due date. Tax payments can be made in person at the :municipal office, by regular v, mail, or at the CIBC Goderich branch only. interacldebit card services arc at the office as well as post-dated cheques for your convenience. accepted IY mo q Telepheintenet banking is available through most major bank institutions. from :mayment is available by completing a form from the office' e. After hour a mento may Left in the and providing a: vQID cheque. p` �� Y be� . . f letter slot locates .at the front der. Taxes notp aid by the due date are subject to interest of 1.25% per month. Fail= to receive a tax notice docs not relieve the taxpayer froth responsibility for payment nor the liability of penalty charges for late payment. Gatti tlernc. riles wclecamcs .94 -"Lt to... rirnitiv 5"1. Thurs.. Sept 24 to Sun. .alkopt 27 Thurs and Fri 10) to 9prtn; $at and. Sun 10 to fpm Come and see what .meat new things all the artisans have created. Halloween decorations, hooked rugs, wonderful scented candles and diffusers, tin lighting, pottery and cote, lots more/ After such a crazy summer, it's nice to look forward to fall. Life irs a little bit brighter after a da.9 at rrimitivc Creek! Check out ale of new it .. • e on inc www.priirnithrecreella.net X519.522 -0454 Sewing Machines Bold last meeting The last meeting of the Wawanosh Sewing Machines was held on Sept. 12 at 7 p.m. at the Jeffersons. The meeting began with President Reba Jefferson leading the pledge. Reba then led meeting five's rollcall which asked what a variety of sewing tools looked like. Members learned what pinking shears, a seam roll, a seam ripper and more looked like, unless they already knew. . Reba also led meeting six's rollcall which had members dis- cuss things possible to sew, and who they knew that sewed a lot and what. Members said that sheets, pillow . cases, curtains, binders and more could be sewn, in addition to clothes. Members knew a variety of peo- ple who sew a lot, and they .sewed a variety of things. Cathy Drennan, leader, showed members a variety of seam finishes, darts, gathering and other sewing tips. Cathy then gave information on the Lucknow Fall Fair. The club was r divided into their secretary groups to learn about a specific topic. Groups then presented information on fabric, properties of cotton, pressing and seam finishes. Tina Drennan, junior leader, then led a competition on all things sewing: The groups were quizzed on I all the things they had learned. It, was : a close game with the score being very Maitland Lightning In Lower Lakes female hockey league action, the Saugeen Maitland Lightning 'AA' Midgets came up short against g the first place Toronto Aeros in quarter -final inal action of the Stoney Creek Sabres Midget .`AA' Showcase two weekends ago with a score of 2 - O. The girls opened the tournament Friday with a frustrating 2 - 1 loss to the Durham Lightning, which sdw the Saugeen Maitland girls new linemates dominate play _ only to fall behind late in the third and never recover. Ona Mezenberg (Owen Sound) managed the only tally in that game. Game ` two against Ohio State was decidedly different ,with the close going in to the final ques- tion, which asked members why you must trim and grade seams. All groups.. knew that if you did- n't trim and grade seams it would be too bulky and there would be a line where the seams met. After the quiz was . over, members were given a paper copy to write down all the answers they had just reviewed. Cathy then demonstrated how to sew on a button. Reba closed the meeting with the motto and members enjoyed a snack provided by Eileen George, a leader. The achievement program will be held on Sept. 25 at 7 p.m. at the Wal -mart in Goderich. Lightning besting the opposition 5 - 0, the shutout going to Sarah iv cGall (Owen Sound). Laura Irwin(Point Clark) opened the scoring with Lindsey Ceaser (Owen Sound) and Mezenberg 8 singles. contributin _.., : sin les. Donee Meigs (Owen Sound) scored twice in the victory. The girls started strong, outscoring the Ontario Hockey Academy 3 - 1 - on Saturday morning for their second win of the weekend with Emily Kelly playing great hi net. Mezenberg and Ceaser scored again as Marcie Landman (Drayton) net- ted the third marker. Last Saturday afternoon in Lower Lakes Female Hockey League action, the Saugeen Maitland : Lightning Midgets ets:: came awaywith a 2 - 2 tie tie against the Guelph Thunder in exhibition play. Lucknow girls scored both - Lightning goals with the first being a strong point shot from defenceman Gina Murray, assisted by Ona Mezenberg and Dolle Meigs (both from Owen Sound) finding it's way through the chaos . in front of the net. The: second, goal was a bullet from forward Diane Bushell assisted by Kelly Garrow (Port Elgin). Emily Kelly (Port Elgin). and Sarah McGall (Owen Sound) split the game in net. This marks the end of pre -season play for the Lightning who are anxiously . awaiting the start of their regular season. Twelve churches and one former municipal building will open their doors to the public for tours this Sunday. This is the second year for the "Open Our Doors" tour, hosted by the South Bruce Tourism group. 111111.111 INETINENIENT LIVINGWe are an assisted living centre located in Ripley for the past 11 years, with 24 hour staffing. Please drop in for a tour of our beautiful facility and meet our wonderful, caring staff. Prices for a private room start at $1705/month which includes rent, meals, housekeeping, nursing care, medication administration, laundry, activity programs, physiotherapy etc. The heart of our philosophy is the creation of a warm and caring atmosphere through laughter. Lolly owned and operated. RVILLA RETIREMENT LIVING 22 PARK ST. RIPLEY,ON. 1-519-395-0225 Between 1 and 5 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 27 you can take tours of St. John's Lutheran Church, Conc. 18, Carrick Twp.; St. Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Church, Carlsruhe; Walkerton Pentecostal Church, Hwy. 9; St. Mathew's Lutheran Church, St. Paul's United Church, and Sacred Heart eir doors for public tours Rohan Catholic Church, all in Mildmay; Immac.ulate: Conception Roman - Catholic Church, . Formosa; Salem United Church; Teeswater Town Hall; the Teeswater United Church, Knox Presbyterian Church and Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church, all in Teeswater; and McIntosh United Church, McIntosh which is east of Belmore. Agnes Bregman,one of the organizers, ,says it is an ideal time to tour some of the historic churches in South Bruce. You will learn interesting and important fac- tual information during the tour. There is no charge for the event, how- ever donations would be appreci- ated with the pro- ceeds going to the Canadian Food Grains Bank. Maps are avail- able at the Video Mart in Teeswater, Belmore; locations in Formosa and Mildmay, or at any of the churches on the tour. Choose where you. wish to start and enjoy a fall drive throughout.. 'south- ern Bruce County. Got a news tip? The Sentinel is interested. Please call Garit at51 9-528-2822