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Lucknow Central Public School principal
Mark Kolohon recently donated $350 to
Lucknow Legion Branch 309's Dayle Taylor,
from the proceeds of a barbecue held at
LCPS during Meet the Teacher night.
Kinloss-Kairshea WI looking
forward to Christmas dinner Dec. 15
The Educational meeting of
the Kinloss Kairshea Women's
Institute met on Nov. 17 at the
Lucknow Town Hall.
President Charlene McEwan
opened with the Opening Ode
and Mary Stewart Collect.
The roll call "Happiness is ?"
was answered by 12 members
and five guests.
Gladys Johnstone gave the
Treasure's Report and Erlma
Jean Haldenby, the
correspondence and also a
report on the Grey Bruce Area
Convention. Joan Murray gave a
report on the Christmas Dinner
to be held on Dec. 15, 2016 at the
Town Hall.
Everyone brought items for a
toonie table and everyone went
home with a treasure for only a
toonie.
Andrea Feeley our birthday
girl sang her favorite hymn. Joan
Murray had a reading on "Quilts"
and also a contest won by Mar-
garet De Boer.
Eleanor Kraemar introduced
Helen Murray, motivation guest
speaker. Helen who is a mother
author, mentor, healing hearts
personal coach, etc., etc. Helen
coaches one on one to a group to
put yourself first - after a trauma
etc., to be happy and have bal-
ance in your life, which can be
very hard to do.
Helen is the author of a book
"I Just Want to Be Happy" - heal-
ing one person, one step at a
time.
Roberta Whytock thanked
Helen for a very informative and
thought provoking presentation.
We all need to be coached many
times in life.
A delicious lunch was served
by Irene and Andrea.
Marg Stanley gave the courte-
sies and our meeting closed with
"0 Canada:
LUCKNOW NEWS
It's Mitten Tree season once again at the Lucknow Sentinel
Ruth Dobrensky
Last week there was a huge
super moon and it was clear
enough to see here in
Lucknow.
The moon looked bigger as
it was closest to earth in its
elliptical orbit. The size of the
moon does not actually
change. This is technically
called the perigy-syzygy, say
that fast three times. We won't
see another until the year
2034.
Happy late 50th wedding
anniversary to Marg and Wayne
Stanley who celebrated with
their family recently. We wish
them many more.
Happy 90th birthday to Fred
Young who will be celebrating
this coming Saturday with fam-
ily and friends, many happy
returns Fred.
Our own Mike O'Neill will be
at the Lucknow Library this Fri-
day from 1-3:30 p.m. where you
can buy his books, have a con-
versation and enjoy some
refreshments with Mike.
Coming soon to the HAWK
Theatre is their Christmas pro-
duction of The Wizard of Oz, it
should be good, so get your
tickets soon before they're sold
out.
The Santa Claus Parade will
be here in town this Friday at 7
p.m. and we hope it will be
well attended. Don't forget
that Santa and Mrs. C. always
end up at the arena to greet the
children and hand out
goodies.
Don't forget the Mitten Tree
at the Sentinel office, all mit-
tens, scarves, hats, etc., will be
taken to the Salvation Army to
be included in the Christmas
packages and are gratefully
received.
The Lucknow Sepoy Ranees
met last week and travelled to
Blyth for lunch at the hotel,
which we enjoyed very much.
Some of us, spent some extra
time checking out the stores in
Blyth before we headed home
for the day.
Sympathies of the commu-
nity to the family of Donalda
Slater, 95. Lucknow (formerly
Ripley and Point Clark).