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The Lucknow Sentinel, 2015-09-16, Page 88 Lucknow Sentinel • Wednesday, September 16, 2015 Kinloss Kairshea Wawanosh 4-H Proud Pollinators Women s Institute June Gilchrist June Gilchrist and Andrea Feeley as directors wel- comed ten members and two guests with dessert, tea and coffee at the Lucknow Town Hall. Joan Murray introduced our special guests Ken and Nancy Craig who presented a very informative talk with pictures of their time spent in Haiti with Haitian Chris- tian Ministries. They, along with their family were part of a program called Welcome Haiti where they built schools and sponsored chil- dren with food, school sup- plies, vitamins and immuni- zations. Gladys Johnston thanked the speakers for a very interesting talk. The roll call provided them with school supplies, sewing materials and flip flops to take on their next mission trip. Erlma Jean Haldenby read the poem "Indian Summer" followed by the reading of the minutes from last meet- ing. Gladys gave the finan- cial report and correspond- ence dealt with members who planned to attend the Area Convention and Fall Rally. The By -Laws of the Grey -Bruce Area were read and discussed. Gladys' cater- ing group will do the Lion's meal on October 26. Fall Fair display was dealt with and plans for next meeting on October 15 at the home of Gladys. Irene conducted an inter- esting program on Agricul- ture topics in the form of readings, jokes and a contest which was won by Alice Doelman. Marg Stanley gave the courtesy remarks and the meeting was closed by sing- ing "0 Canada". Loretta Higgins The fifth meeting of the Wawanosh "Proud Pollina- tors" was held on September 3, 2015 at the Auburn Hall at 6:45 p.m. The meeting began with an activity of judging sandwich tomatoes. When all the members arrived, Gayle started the meeting with the 4-H pledge. She then led Roll Call, which was "If there were no pollinators, which food would you miss the most?" There were a vari- ety of answers including; watermelon, strawberries, and blueberries. Secretary, Hillary then read the min- utes of meeting 4. Next members were split up into 3 groups to make Granola, Oatmeal PB Scotchies, and Bran Honey Muffins. All these recipes included honey. We then worked on our books. Next Leader Marita Oudshoorn handed out a pamphlet about honey and Leader Mary Ellen showed the E 0 a a C/) O a V members a video about the entire process of making honey. Mary Ellen also went through a small slideshow about bees. We also received another pamphlet about bee pollination. Finally, we wrapped up the meeting with giving our reasons for judging the tomatoes. We closed the meeting with the song "There was a Bear". We then got to try out our recipes. Meeting 6 of the Wawanosh Proud Pollina- tors was held on Thursday, September 4 at 8 p.m. fol- lowing Meeting 5. Gayle opened the meeting with the motto. Mary Ellen dis- cussed achievement with the members and it was decided that they would go to the Butterfly Conserva- tory on September 12 at 1 p.m. It was also decided that the members' books would be due on Sep- tember 20. Members then read aloud from their project manuals about the threats that polli- nators face and all had to come up with three solu- tions to prevent these threats from killing Submitted Wawanosh 4-H Jolande Oudshoorn and Gayle Mcllhargey make Oatmeal Peanut Butter Scotchies at the meeting of the Proud Pollinators on September 3, 2015. pollinators. Mary Ellen then showed a video about polli- nators at work that allowed members to see close up and in slow motion how pollinators move and do their job. Members returned to reading in their books about several tips that help bees survive. Gayle closed the meeting with the motto. South Kinloss WMS The South Kinloss WMS ladies met in the church base- ment on September 2 at 7 p.m. This is the first fall meeting with Kathy Howald being the hostess and the directors being Kathy and Donna Sutton. President Kathy opened the meeting with a reading "Hands". Then we said the WMS Purpose in unison. Marilyn Maclntyre read the June Meeting. Margaret Hamilton read the treasurer report and Donna Sutton gave the Ladies Aid report. Nine members answered the Roll Call, "Name a Mis- sionary Family." We had a study in August "Glad Tidings" entitled "Women, an Introduction - in Canada and of the World': Bible Study was read from Ecclesiastes 2:14-26. Leda White read the offer- tory prayer and Donna Sut- ton said the Closing Prayer. Delicious lunch was served to close the evening. Lucknow Lawn Bowling Labour day report M u M s M u M s M u M s M u M s M u M s M U M s MUMS * MUMS * MUMS MUMS MUMS * MUMS MUMS 1404 Grey Ox Ave (Conc. 4), Pine River Church East 14kms or North of Lucknow to Grey Ox Ave than 3km west GET YOUR FALL MUMS TODAY! • Tomatoes Romas • Apples • Squash • Pumpkins • Decorative Corn • Gourds • Mini straw bales MUMS * MUMS * MUMS * MUMS * MUMS * MUMS * MUMS M u M s M u M s M u M s M u M s M u M s M U M S ►ii u I it rr P11i444i 11iaxa1AKY11ia61 Bev Springer On a very hot Labour day the club gathered on the greens for the traditional tournament and pot lunch dinner with members and friends. Our club is small but with the help of the Kinsmen and local sponsors, the Legion, RVilla , McKenzie and McCreath, Lucknow Co-op and the Bank of Montreal, we were again able to keep our club going and intro- duce lawn bowling to the students of Lucknow public school and our new mem- bers this year. Our thanks to all that made this year possible. presents our 18t/ Annual .... food -rive September 14 -September 25, 21915 During this two week period just place CANNED food items ONLY in UNTIED plastic bags next to your blue box for collection. The chart below shows the day for you to donate food to such a worthy cause. r - All of the food collected will be distributed throughout our service area. Thank you for your participation, FOR YOUR DAY TO DONATE e 4 ,T J.: ,,o,...„ .0 • v, ' rraste Recd . rF �. PLEASE ., 1 Ir- { - `. l LOOK BELOW September 14 Monday September 15 Tuesday September 16 Wednesday September 17 Thursday September 18 Friday Bruce TwpTverton Kincardine Twp South Bruce Peninsula 46 Kincardine Port Elgin Mildmay Chesley Elderslie Paisley Kincardine Twp Huron -Kinloss 2 Greenock Twp Tara Arran Twp Huron -Kinloss 3&5 September 21 Monday September 22 Tuesday September 23 Wednesday September 24 Thursday September 25 Friday Saugeen Twp South Bruce Peninsula 1 South Bruce Peninsula 4 Teeswater Brant Twp Formosa South Bruce Peninsula 2 South Bruce Peninsula 3 South Bruce Peninsula 5 Lucknow Huron -Kinloss 1,4,6 & 7 Walkerton South Bruce Peninsula 6 Southampton E 0 a a C/) O a V members a video about the entire process of making honey. Mary Ellen also went through a small slideshow about bees. We also received another pamphlet about bee pollination. Finally, we wrapped up the meeting with giving our reasons for judging the tomatoes. We closed the meeting with the song "There was a Bear". We then got to try out our recipes. Meeting 6 of the Wawanosh Proud Pollina- tors was held on Thursday, September 4 at 8 p.m. fol- lowing Meeting 5. Gayle opened the meeting with the motto. Mary Ellen dis- cussed achievement with the members and it was decided that they would go to the Butterfly Conserva- tory on September 12 at 1 p.m. It was also decided that the members' books would be due on Sep- tember 20. Members then read aloud from their project manuals about the threats that polli- nators face and all had to come up with three solu- tions to prevent these threats from killing Submitted Wawanosh 4-H Jolande Oudshoorn and Gayle Mcllhargey make Oatmeal Peanut Butter Scotchies at the meeting of the Proud Pollinators on September 3, 2015. pollinators. Mary Ellen then showed a video about polli- nators at work that allowed members to see close up and in slow motion how pollinators move and do their job. Members returned to reading in their books about several tips that help bees survive. Gayle closed the meeting with the motto. South Kinloss WMS The South Kinloss WMS ladies met in the church base- ment on September 2 at 7 p.m. This is the first fall meeting with Kathy Howald being the hostess and the directors being Kathy and Donna Sutton. President Kathy opened the meeting with a reading "Hands". Then we said the WMS Purpose in unison. Marilyn Maclntyre read the June Meeting. Margaret Hamilton read the treasurer report and Donna Sutton gave the Ladies Aid report. Nine members answered the Roll Call, "Name a Mis- sionary Family." We had a study in August "Glad Tidings" entitled "Women, an Introduction - in Canada and of the World': Bible Study was read from Ecclesiastes 2:14-26. Leda White read the offer- tory prayer and Donna Sut- ton said the Closing Prayer. Delicious lunch was served to close the evening. Lucknow Lawn Bowling Labour day report M u M s M u M s M u M s M u M s M u M s M U M s MUMS * MUMS * MUMS MUMS MUMS * MUMS MUMS 1404 Grey Ox Ave (Conc. 4), Pine River Church East 14kms or North of Lucknow to Grey Ox Ave than 3km west GET YOUR FALL MUMS TODAY! • Tomatoes Romas • Apples • Squash • Pumpkins • Decorative Corn • Gourds • Mini straw bales MUMS * MUMS * MUMS * MUMS * MUMS * MUMS * MUMS M u M s M u M s M u M s M u M s M u M s M U M S ►ii u I it rr P11i444i 11iaxa1AKY11ia61 Bev Springer On a very hot Labour day the club gathered on the greens for the traditional tournament and pot lunch dinner with members and friends. Our club is small but with the help of the Kinsmen and local sponsors, the Legion, RVilla , McKenzie and McCreath, Lucknow Co-op and the Bank of Montreal, we were again able to keep our club going and intro- duce lawn bowling to the students of Lucknow public school and our new mem- bers this year. Our thanks to all that made this year possible.