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The Lucknow Sentinel, 2013-11-13, Page 88 Lucknow Sentinel • Wednesday, November 13, 2013 Crafts, baked goods and jams at the St. Andrew's Church Harvest Bazaar. V Photos by Steven Goetz Kincardine News St. Andrew's Church Harvest Bazaar! A Organizers of the St. Andrew's Church Harvest Bazaar in Ripley, (L -R) Gail Coiling, Christine MacDonald, Angela Taylor and Maryellen Pollard in front of a table of crafts and baked goods, Saturday, Oct. 26, 2013. All profits made went to support the church. Lucknow UCW meets for Nov. Nancy Walden Lucknow UCW Lucknow UCW Afternoon group met on Nov. 5 in the Church Parlour for a program on remembrance. Ruth Pritchard wel- comed twelve members opening with a poem called "Indian Summer" and another "This is November." We sang the hymn "Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus." More read- ings "Quiet Time" and "The Day the Geese Landed" reflected the the waning of fall in November. Nancy Walden brought a new Canada Post domestic rate stamp honouring the history of The Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment (1863-2013) - the Hasty Ps - out of Belleville, Peterbor- ough and Cobourg. Poppies appear on the stamp and bring us back to Remembrance Day and the bravery of those who served and continue to serve. She called remembrance also to the 100th anniversary of "The Great Storm" of Nov. 9, 1913 on Lake Huron showing the playbill of the excellent "The Great Storm - The Play" presented by The Goderich Little Theatre last week at The Livery Theatre, and also reading from David Yates' Goderich Signal Star article of the his- toric event that touched our local shores and families from Sarnia to Southampton. A total of 178 seamen and women lost, only 56 bodies (five unknown) reclaimed. Ruth closed reading poems "Early Snow," and "Young Ones" - the viewpoint of an aged person, no longer in their own home, asking to remember them and visit still. Karen Latour lead business beginning with a prayer on remem- bering. Roll call was remembering a special time. Helen Cleland read from the Least Coin with thoughts about reconciliation, ref- erencing first Corinthians five and living with the paradox of con- flict and reconciliation. We closed with the UCW Prayer. We enjoyed continued fellowship over a light lunch prepared by Karen and Deanna Reavie. Our last meeting of 2013 is a Christ- mas luncheon and potluck program Nov. 26 at the Church. Moving forward together, to benefit ACW K2 Wind is moving toward the start of construction. We've taken steps to develop K2 Wind in a way that will deliver new benefits to the community. Over the next 20 years, K2 Wind will provide approximately $15 million to the Township of Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh (ACW), through the Community Benefits Funds Agreement. Once the Project is operating, annual payments of approximately $700,000 will be provided to ACW to fund a wide range of community based initiatives such as: • education and job training programs • community and protective services • public recreation facilities • land steward initiatives • energy sustainability projects K2 WIND ONTARIO Capital c" Power The Community Benefits Fund Agreement is just one of the ways K2 Wind is sharing benefits with the community. To learn more visit www.K2Wind.ca. r .} Pattern itarP ULI LNi REI#Ylti::FFI KT P: Contact us at (519) 524-2760 or K2Wind@capitalpower.com. Learn more about the Project at www.K2Wind.ca.