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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 2014-05-21, Page 1212 Lucknow Sentinel • Wednesday, May 21, 2014 Lisa McDonald and Liesa Switzer watch as Agnes Logtenberg fills out her ticket at the raffle table during Ladies Night Out at Brookside Public School, May 8, 2014. At Brookside Public School Valerie Gillies Lucknow Sentinel The lobby of Brookside Public School was filled with a raffle table and bake table on May 8, 2014 for Ladies Night Out. The auditorium was lined on all walls and a double row down the centre of vendor tables with all sorts of things of interest to women of all ages and lifestyles. Denise Angst is the School Council Chair. Heidi McNeil, organizer of the event, tends her booth at Brookside Public School's Ladies Night Out on May 8,2014. She was busy at the bake table where you could purchase individual treats or batches to take home. From this station she was also keeping an eye on the raffle table. Heidi McNeil was the organizer for this event. The School Council holds many fund- raisers throughout the year. Members take turns organizing the various events and this is the one that McNeil had chosen as hers. She also had her own booth in the gym where she was being assisted by her husband, Calvin McNeil. When asked what Calvin did he just smiled and said, "I'm just the extra set of hands and legs." K2 Wind Power Project Community Liaison Committee 'LiVecIrEesclay, May 2E1, 2014 15:30 p.rn - 0:30 p.m. 846135 Blunivaiorliwy 21, noc-th oF inoclarich (L'omnefly 81. Joseph's ScIlKxii, Kingsbaidge) Open to the General Public for Viewing About the eLt A Coniniunily Liaison Committee C'CLO') has teen astabl5shed as ui9110 e..4change ideas, share inionnation aeid pide regulae ugdar.e& rerAildfiq installahon, use, operaliom matriteviande arid retirement ol the K2 Wind Powei Piojet (lhe Prcijecl"). The 2?C',megawatt wind Proleci received it Renewable Energy Apui oval in July 20 I S. SEE111&C Conti:ling Ltd. will oimeOnaele the CLC rneieting All meeting materials (rninulea„ presen1at6is, leporIL elc.) will be f rade available far public revieoi the Pi opect 0.'etzicsite al www.K2Wind.ca. The agenda tor tKEL meeting MI be posted on lhe Project webs -1e al least -one week in advance The 010 me -Ming ie open, to Die general public for observalion For more inforrnstion on tl-e CLC please cora= Herb Shields, CLC Faralitalor Slantac Consulling D-00; horb,Otieldautincrotivn Phone: 905-36B-3234 For uustat&is or requests for adiS1ional infdernalian not pertaining to the CLC, p'ease contact the K2 Wind Power Pecieol TE8111 at: K2Wirmigc4pktalptoweLciann Teiepilone: 51 -441-104r K2 A very popular station was the nail spa where very creative colours and patterns were applied to attendee's nails as a free gift by the vendor. Specialty tea tasting, as well as other taste treats were also crowd favourites. Many household products and helpers were availa- ble as well as children's books and items. Congratulations to all of the volunteers and participants who put together an impressive selection of services and wares for the benefit of the ladies who showed up to browse, inter- act and enjoy this event especially designed for them. A very fitting lead up to Mother's Day. About the Project • K2 v'tinclOnlunu ofirerato bely.eso Swirisurig Renewable Ere-rmi, 104! (5areeling), eriergo Gov') LP (PDiteir. el @proem) ano 08pil*PIXwer 1(Api1nl PiwaRT). • K2 (hire! .01 haihpfly generatn 270 mcsawRI-In of renowahlo oinctrichy from 140 Siemens made SWT -2.3 wind turbines.. Canynocial °petal:an irmpeded in oardimancem mid -2015. • HurdrriajE oanstrucliert 1z:realisd during ilus 18 MOHO pEritd. • 1610 24 pefmaren1N11,1in-is employes* wiIl be -hired far opargons.warating $1f mikin 4 emplopoll ciGorni3 annuolly, Thew II be $O - $.? millori diror4sponding Fifl Iho loDal enpriceny Annuajli. • K2 wind powi projem %%di genefa.P.e. oinan, renewaLlo enerme equal La hi needs DI —1041003 OiLaiii hmes each yeor. • In 2013. K2 Varirid and Die Towrialv ACW signed a Corrinnunrry Becielrle Fuld Aveamaril thal iJdelkiee an annusi nayrnern approltrraleli $700.1.X10 10 rhe ACWier Ihe life of lhe Peojaol. 1411nm ininrronlinn Ahnul Ihe-Projihnl mmilabloiIvrenv.K2veind_co Bruce county 1st ever Butter Tart Off Explore the Bruce Bruce County Adventure Passport Team Everyone claims that their butter tarts are the best so Explore the Bruce is putting local pastry chefs to the test at the first ever Butter TART OFF. "This year we are showcasing the Best of the Best," says Tourism Manager Kim Clarke. "The Adventure Passport Stops are the Best of the past 9 years, we also created a Top 25 Brochure featur- ing the Top 25 destinations in Bruce County. The Butter TART OFF is fitting to this year's theme." There are 10 local bakeries competing to find out who is the best. The competitors include: Back Eddie, Paisley; K+S Custom Cakes & Invitation, Port Elgin; Elk & Finch Cof- fee Pub and Bistro, Southampton, Sol- way's Market, South Bruce Peninsula; Dale's Baking, Tara; MacBeth's Cafe, Sauble Beach; Harley's Pub & Perk, Mildmay; Armstrong's Bakery, Luc - know; Simply Deli-Cious, Walkerton; Offshore Bakery, Southampton. There are 8 judges in total and some include: Katie Dupuis, Editor of Today's Parent Magazine; Ayngelina Brogan Food Blogger; Donna Henry Co -Host of Country 93 and a Special Guest Judge who will be selected from the registrants at the Launch Party. The Butter TART OFF will take place at the Adventure Passport Launch Party at the Bruce County Museum & Cultural Centre on June 14, 2014. All participants at the Launch Party will be invited to sample butter tarts from the extras the competitors will supply. Participants must register online for the event http://www.explo- rethebruce.com/2014-adventure- passport-launch-party.php. Everyone of all ages is invited to come out and join in the fun. For more information about the Launch Party and the Butter TART OFF go to http://passport.explo- rethebruce.com/launch-party/ or call the Bruce County Adventure Passport Team at: 1-800-268-3838.