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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 2013-11-27, Page 1212 Lucknow Sentinel • Wednesday, November 27, 2013 Troy Patterson Kincardine News All of Lucknow Central Public School was encouraged to join in and bring their favourite storybook characters to life, through the power of the potato. About 50 students took part in the craft, with a wide range of artistic expression, colour and creativity invested to putting on the display at last week's book fair. 9th Annual Lucknow Regional Juvenile Silver Stick Tournament Thursday, Dec. 5 to Sunday, Dec. 8 Lucknow Sports Complex • Opening Ceremonies Friday, Dec. 6, 7:45 p.m. Followed by Lucknow vs Wingham B Category Teams: Walkerton, Belmont, Plattsville & Schomberg C Category Teams: Lucknow, Milverton, Drayton, Ripley, South Bruce, Wingham, Douro, Arthur, West Grey, BCH, Honeywood, Loyalist Attending - Paul and Eleanor Henderson MVP- Paul Henderson Awards for each game Eleanor Henderson Most Sportsmanship Team Award Tournament Admission: $5 per day or $10 for the weekend Children 12 & under free It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Lucknow Ruth Dobrensky Lucknow News All the stores are decked out for Christmas and the holiday sea- son is fast approaching with Lucknow and many other communi- ties starting the month of December off with carolfests. Luclmow s will be on Dec. 4 at Lucknow United Church. This last couple of weeks saw some rather ugly weather begin- ning with the downpour on Remembrance Day followed by snow and whiteouts which resulted in a number of severe accidents in the area. People have to remember to slow down in bad weather, but they don't, then they wonder why they were in an accident. Perhaps it had something to do with the fact that the weather indi- cated speeds of 50 km/hr or less, while they were still doing 90 or 100. I saw just such an accident just south of Belgrave recently and many drivers on the road were not only driving too fast, they were not pulling over to let emergency vehicles past them. e Lucknow Kinsmen and Kinettes recently celebrated their 40 anniversary with a special dinner and dance (by invitation only) to all current and former members. Congratulations to all current and former members and on behalf of Lucknow and area, a big thanks for all you've done. November is World Diabetes Awareness Month and tonight there is a meeting at the Sports Complex on Diabetes which 71473, P4 BLACKIRIDAY ingLQAuvi- NOVEMBER 29TH AND 30TH at participating stores in Wingham • The Workshop • Christine's Clothes Closet • The 2 Step • Chameleon's of Wingham Fashion Boutique should be especially informative. Check out the ad in the paper and call to see if there is still room available. It should be a very interesting and informative evening. Congratulations to our own Julie -Anne Staehli on her recent gold medal win. Keep up the good work Julie -Anne. Area churches and organizations are continuing to hold bazaars, craft shows and bake sales geared to Christmas, so get out there and support our local talented artists, craft people and bakers. There was a "Ladies Night" held recently at the Legion where many informative and interesting professional people and busi- nesses showed off their talents and prod- ucts. All proceeds and donations went to assist women in need. November is also Woman Abuse Awareness Month. Sympathy of the community to the families of: Gladys Hazelden, 92, Luc - know; Henry "Newton" Green, 18, Luc - know; John G. MacDougall, 51, Luc - know; and, Richard Moore, 60, Wingham. Chad Mann 519-357-3015 www.kruzinmannlimos.com A Division of Lloyd Collins Construction Ltd.