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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 2014-11-05, Page 66 Lucknow Sentinel • Wednesday, November 5, 2014 Soundsation Brings Choral Talents to Lucknow submitted Lucknow is one of the venues for the well-known choral group Soundsation, celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. The choir will perform at the Lucknow Presbyterian Church on Nov. 28. Tickets are now available. Submitted This year, Soundsation will be celebrating its 25th sea- son of entertaining audi- ences. Lucknow is one of the venues where the group will perform a compilation of favourites from the past along with a few Christmas tunes. Another feature of the November 28, 2014 perfor- mance at 8 p.m. will be num- bers by Soundsation's origi- nal director, Byron Ballagh, and some former members of the group. Tickets are now available for the much - talked about event being hosted by the Lucknow Pres- byterian Church. Advance tickets are $10, at the door $12. Over the years, the group's performances have enabled them to support a number of charitable organizations including Me -To -We, the local food bank, the Salva- tion Army, and local school music programs. Soundsa- tion continues with commu- nity involvement by bringing choral cheer to hospitals, shut-ins, seniors, residents and nursing homes during the Christmas season. Over the course of its 25 -year history, the group has been under the direction of several very talented and dedicated people. For the last several years Nancy Skinner from the Moles- worth area has directed the choir, with pianist and com- poser, Agnes Henderson of Listowel. Tickets for the November 28 performance are available at Mayfair Training, Luc - know; Pat Livingston 519- 528-2284; Nancy Brown 519- 528-2005; session or board members of the Lucknow Presbyterian Church. Grey County Adopts a Smoke-free By-law Huron County EMS Organizing 'Stuff the Truck' Events Grey Bruce Health Unit Submitted The Grey Bruce Health Unit congratulates Grey County on the adoption of a by-law to regulate smok- ing in or near municipal property. This by-law will prohibit smoking within a nine metre (29.53 feet) radius of any entrance or exit of both county and lower tier municipal buildings in Grey County. LET'S ALL DO OUR PART! PLEASE RECYCLE. lk • Air all .110.1041Rimin Pei ,41 eiNtt CPA CPO grIA OA r The by-law will be enforced by Grey Bruce Health Unit staff and municipal law enforce- ment. Grey County and the Grey Bruce Health Unit will deliver a promo- tional strategy over the next two months to edu- cate the public on the new by-law. During this educa- tional phase, any viola- tions of the by-law will result in warnings. Start- ing January 1, 2015, viola- tions of the by-law may result in a fine of $250 per offence. Report of a smoking vio- lation can be made to the Grey Bruce Health Unit at 519-376-9420 or 1-800- 263-3456."We are thrilled that Grey County has taken this step to protect the health of their residents," says Dr. Hazel Lynn, Medi- cal Officer of Health at the Grey Bruce Health Unit. "There is no safe level of 13-I. Hi CiCifiERICi-IV.4.M1 Dm, 'Ali:v. FruitWna (142...nr .:17 Amod.,,t , AW439553 • 1411VVOMaker CW.hr Make Your Own exposure to second-hand smoke and by-laws like these help create healthier communities." Tobacco remains the number one cause of pre- ventable disease and death in Ontario. Every year smoking and expo- sure to second-hand smoke contributes to the deaths of 13,000 Ontarians. For smokers looking to quit smoking, the Grey Bruce Health Unit is host- ing quit smoking pro- grams called STOP this fall. The program provides smokers counseling and the patch to aid in their quit attempt. For more information regarding STOP smoking cessation services, visit the Grey Bruce Public Health Unit website at http://www. publichealthgreybruce. on.ca/Tobacco/Quitting/ STOP-poster-Fall-2014.pdf Paramedics collecting non-perishable food items to support their communities Submitted Huron County EMS is rolling into action this November to collect non- perishable food items in support of local food banks. The 'stuff the truck' events will take place at a different location each week accord- ing to the following schedule:November 8, 9am - 3pm, Hansen's Independ- ent, Exeter; November 15, 9am - 3pm, Moore's Food - land, Clinton; November 22, 9am - 3pm, Dean's Valumart, Wingham; November 29, 9am - 3pm, Zehrs, Goderich. During each event, paramedics will be on hand to give tours of an ambulance and answer questions from the visiting public about their job. "Going into the holiday season, there is a real need for non-perishable food items, so we're calling on the public to help 'stuff the truck' said Jeff Horseman, Deputy Chief for Huron County Emergency Ser- vices. "These events are also a great opportunity for the public to meet mem- bers of our paramedic team and learn about the tools and skills we use every day to serve our communities." lucknowsentinel.com FOR MOVIE INFORMATION... wiww.moviedirlks.ca ti.....71-B00-265-343E1 Call 1-866-734-9425 or visit www.medicalert.ca CDMedicAlert Lets You Live Life. 4C • y .. , c • , The Lucknow Sentinel Birthday Club Erika Gibson November 8, 2003 - 11 years old Tyler Drennan November 8, 2002 - 12 years old Kyle Hogan November 11, 2002 - 12 years old Branson Black ovember 11, 2006 - 8 years old Trent Robert Haldenby *1 November 11, 2011 - 3 years old * Your child can be a member c 1 of the Sentinel's birthday club ?-----! call 519-528-2822 to register Lucknew Sentinel 619 Campbell Street 519-528-2822 \ LET'S ALL DO OUR PART! PLEASE RECYCLE. lk • Air all .110.1041Rimin Pei ,41 eiNtt CPA CPO grIA OA r The by-law will be enforced by Grey Bruce Health Unit staff and municipal law enforce- ment. Grey County and the Grey Bruce Health Unit will deliver a promo- tional strategy over the next two months to edu- cate the public on the new by-law. During this educa- tional phase, any viola- tions of the by-law will result in warnings. Start- ing January 1, 2015, viola- tions of the by-law may result in a fine of $250 per offence. Report of a smoking vio- lation can be made to the Grey Bruce Health Unit at 519-376-9420 or 1-800- 263-3456."We are thrilled that Grey County has taken this step to protect the health of their residents," says Dr. Hazel Lynn, Medi- cal Officer of Health at the Grey Bruce Health Unit. "There is no safe level of 13-I. Hi CiCifiERICi-IV.4.M1 Dm, 'Ali:v. FruitWna (142...nr .:17 Amod.,,t , AW439553 • 1411VVOMaker CW.hr Make Your Own exposure to second-hand smoke and by-laws like these help create healthier communities." Tobacco remains the number one cause of pre- ventable disease and death in Ontario. Every year smoking and expo- sure to second-hand smoke contributes to the deaths of 13,000 Ontarians. For smokers looking to quit smoking, the Grey Bruce Health Unit is host- ing quit smoking pro- grams called STOP this fall. The program provides smokers counseling and the patch to aid in their quit attempt. For more information regarding STOP smoking cessation services, visit the Grey Bruce Public Health Unit website at http://www. publichealthgreybruce. on.ca/Tobacco/Quitting/ STOP-poster-Fall-2014.pdf Paramedics collecting non-perishable food items to support their communities Submitted Huron County EMS is rolling into action this November to collect non- perishable food items in support of local food banks. The 'stuff the truck' events will take place at a different location each week accord- ing to the following schedule:November 8, 9am - 3pm, Hansen's Independ- ent, Exeter; November 15, 9am - 3pm, Moore's Food - land, Clinton; November 22, 9am - 3pm, Dean's Valumart, Wingham; November 29, 9am - 3pm, Zehrs, Goderich. During each event, paramedics will be on hand to give tours of an ambulance and answer questions from the visiting public about their job. "Going into the holiday season, there is a real need for non-perishable food items, so we're calling on the public to help 'stuff the truck' said Jeff Horseman, Deputy Chief for Huron County Emergency Ser- vices. "These events are also a great opportunity for the public to meet mem- bers of our paramedic team and learn about the tools and skills we use every day to serve our communities." lucknowsentinel.com FOR MOVIE INFORMATION... wiww.moviedirlks.ca ti.....71-B00-265-343E1 Call 1-866-734-9425 or visit www.medicalert.ca CDMedicAlert Lets You Live Life.