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Val's Views
Valerie Gillies
Thanksgiving
and Harvest
belong together
Thanksgiving will soon be
here and the Sentinel Staff
would like to wish our
readership a very happy and
healthy one.
Thanksgiving is all about giv-
ing thanks for the bounty of har-
vest and having everything we
need to sustain us. It seems only
proper that the local fall fairs
lead up to this celebration of all
things derived from farming.
Many more photos from the
Ripley Fall Fair are spread
throughout this edition of the
Sentinel.
To ensure that more house-
holds have a happy Thanksgiving
with a wholesome feast, Mont-
gomery Bus Lines has again held
their annual Stuff the Bus food
drive in several communities for
the North Huron Community
Food Share. What better way to
give thanks for our availability of
nutritious food that to share the
excess with those who often go
without. There is still a chance to
donate food during a campaign
as the Huron County Library
holds its Foor for Fines program.
The Huron County Health Unit is
cautioning those who are preparing
their Thanksgiving feast to be care-
ful in handling, preparing, cooking
and storing turkey.
There was a large turnout to
feast on the wings at the Luc -
know Legion Wing Night that
had musical entertainment by
The Crippled Duck, a brother
and sister duo from Belmore
and Wingham.
Congratulations to Danceology
students Taylor Pollard and Emily
Plumsteel who came out on top at
the Western Fair's Rise 2 Fame
Youth Talent Search. Kudos to the
rest of the competitors from the
Danceology studio.
Remember to check that you
are correctly registered to vote
in the Federal Election coming
up quickly. Be sure to read the
responses the Huron -Bruce
candidates gave during the
recent All -Candidates Debate in
Holmesville.
Huron -Kinloss Council has
been busy, as well, getting
things in order and taking care
of business. Those who live in
the Township should be giving
thanks to have such a dedicated
Council to take on the decision-
making required to serve the
constituents. Huron -Kinloss is
consistently a leader, often
ahead of other municipalities
and levels of government.
Although we are celebrating
the bounty of the fall harvest,
there are signs that winter will be
upon us sooner than later. The
Ontario Federation of Snowmo-
bilers has announced their early
permit discount again this year.
The hockey news will now begin
to grace the sports page again for
another season of competition.
Please remember that due to
the holiday Monday coming up,
all advertising and editorial con-
tent and submissions are due on
this Thursday at 2 p.m. instead of
Friday. Please stories, reports and
photos (in .jpg format please) to
lucknow.editorial@sunmedia.ca.
The movie Boyschoir
coming to the
Lucknow Library
Grant Robertson
Lucknow Branch Manager,
Bruce County Public Library
Hello. Coming up on
Wednesday, October 7
the Lucknow Library will
host a free showing of the
movie "Boyschoir':
"Boyschoir'; starring Dus-
tin Hoffman, is the story of
Stet, a troubled and angry
11 -year-old orphan from a
small Texas town, who ends
up at a Boy Choir school
back East after the death of
his single mom. Completely
out of his element, he finds
himself in a battle of wills
with a demanding Choir
Master who recognizes a
unique talent in this young
boy as he pushes him to dis-
cover his creative heart and
soul in music.
Trailer-http s: / /youtu.
be/1MW16-m1DD4.
Movie starts at 6:30 p.m.
See you on October 7,
Grant
Lucknow News
Ruth Dobrensky
Another summer has
ended and fall is upon us.
Like many of you I tried to
take in the supermoon
lunar eclipse last week-
end. The so-called blood
moon was not quite so
clear and red looking from
where I live but I was able
to watch most of the
eclipse until I got tired and
went to bed around 12:30
a.m. I did attempt to take
some pictures but my little
camera wasn't good
enough so I had to rely on
the images that others
with really good cameras
were able to take and put
on the telly and on-line.
Last Friday night, quite a
few people from Lucknow,
many of them former St.
Peter's congregation
members, spent a fun
night with the St. Paul's -
Trinity Anglican congrega-
tion in Wingham at their
annual Trivia Night. Not
only is this annual event a
"fun" fund-raiser, it's a
good chance for people to
see how much trivia they
really know. This year
there was some extra fun
as all were asked to wear
their "best decorated Hal-
loween hats", the team
with the best hats won a
prize. There were many
other prizes along with
great snacks and a lot of
laughs.
Coming up in a couple
of weeks is a special 100th
CGIT anniversary celebra-
tion to be held at Lucknow
United Church. Check the
flyers around town and the
ad in the paper for date
and time. All friends,
members and former
leaders and members are
welcome.
Congratulations to all
the 4-H 2015 Beef Invita-
tional Show winners. You
all did a superb job.
Sympathy of the com-
munity to the families of:
Betty Ann Zagorodny, 71,
Walkerton; and, Rhett
Daw, 8 days, Wingham.
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