Lecture series back in September

The Brown Bag Lecture Series, presented by the Penticton Museum, returns for the fall every Tuesday at noon, beginning Sept. 12.

The one-hour lectures are free and admission is by donation — suggested at $2 for adults and $1 for children. Coffee and tea is available. The following is a list of fall presenters: Sept 12: Malcolm Clough – Jaguar cars’ evolution and the V8 cooling system

Sept. 19: Gerry Lamb – Scouting Penticton celebrates Canada’s 150th

Sept. 26: Randy Manuel – History of immigration in the Okanagan Valley

Oct. 3: Karen Collins – History of Chataqua in Penticton Oct. 10: Andrew Walker – Living with wild sheep Oct. 17: Gary Doi, with Ivan McClelland and Kim Kelly – Planning for your retirement

Oct. 24: Don Gayton – The role of fire in forest ecology

Oct. 31: Gary McDougall – Ghost stories of the Okanagan

Nov. 7: Dennis Oomen – Beguinages of Northwestern Europe

Nov. 14: Richard Cannings – The Cannings and the Munns: Two families’ history in the South Okanagan

Sessions from Nov. 21 through Dec. 12 will be announced later.

All presentations are at the Penticton Library and Museum in the auditorium.

For additional details visit PentictonMuseum.com or phone 250-490-2454.