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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-12-04, Page 24Page 22 - Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, December 4, 1996 48. Coming Events CD RELEASE of Marianne 1Frayne) Hogan's "Promise of Christmas" at From Our Heart. Friday, Dec 6. 6 - 9 p m See and hear Marianne perform numbers from this just released CD. - -49ar 95TH BIRTHDAY Come and go tea for Ida Barger's 95th birthday on Saturday, Dec 14, from 2 - 4 p m at the home of John and Donna Barger --49,50x BINGO Godench Knights of Columbus, Thursday, 7 p.m. Columbus Centre, 390 Parson's Court, $3450 In prizes. $1000.00 Jackpot must ga.—15tfar NUTCRACKER BALLET Comes to Blyth Festival, Dec. 10th at 8 p.m. and Elec. 11th at 1 and 8 p.m. • Call (519) 523-9300. --44- 49cc W.. .rr BREAKFAST WiTH SANTA Ripley -Huron Optimist Club presents Breakfast with Santa in Ripley on Saturday, Dec. 7, at Ripley - Huron Community Center meeting room from 9 a.m. - 12 noon: Adults $5 each, children 6 -12 years $3, 5 and under free. For tickets call 395-2436 or 395-5996. - -47-49cc VESPER SERVICE CGIT Christmas Vesper Service, "Celebrating the Gifts of Christmas," Sunday, Dec 8, 7:30 p.m., Lucknow United Church --49x LONG TERM CARE Thr, Huron County Lung Terra (,are C orri ttc,e (Mans for long terra care services for Huron County residents Next meeting r riday, Dec 13, at 9 30 a rn at the OMAFRA Officer, Clinton Everyone welcome 49, 50cx TURKEY BINGO Satwday, Dec 1, 8 30 p m at St Joseph's Church, Kingsbridge 10 turkeys, 2 Shari, of the wealth $.T atiniibs101+ r veryune wtsl curse • 49 r,lli�t�ft°, Me ri`� Wi-as Witil.hdrri ()pen House Sundays 12.40-4:OO p.m. Now Until (liriatrti.rt "//Ir i Wel l5.lrrd, ilir- irr4l5 ,fir sw--1" (.ibson's Men's Wear 357-4221 GOSPEL MEETINGS al Lucknow District Christian School Mondays and Wednesdays 8:00-9:00 p.m. ALL WELCOME 48. Coming Events ONCE IN A LIFETIME Ticket - All inclusive pack- age excursion Skydome, Toronto. Package A - Three Tenors (Pavarotti, Domingo, Carreras) •Concert on January 4, 1997. Package B - Chicago Bulls vs Toronto Raptors game in March, 1997. First prize - choice of package A or B. Proceeds will be shared between Sacred Heart High School Outdoor Sign Project and Band Travel Project. Tickets $2 each. Draw: Dec. 20. License #M235699. Tickets available from SHHS stu- dents or call the school at 881-1900. --49cc 5TH ANNUAL CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE Black Creek Wood crafts, 216 Huron Rd., Sebringville. Hand painted wood crafts and distinctive gifts for Christmas giving. Open now until Dec. 20, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily. Closed Monday. 10% discount with this ad. -- 49, 50cc TEEN DANCE Friday, Dec. 6, at the Community Centre, from 8 p.m. til 12 a.m. Great prizes. Christmas draw. Shane Donald D.J. Sponsored by Optimists.--48,49ar LUCKNOW COMMUNITY CAROLFEST DecQmber 11th, 8 p.m. (Basement Brass, 7:45 p.m.) Lucknow United Church. Local choirs share gifts of Christmas music. Refreshments to follow. -- 48-50x AUBURN & DISTRICT LIONS CLUB Breakfast in Auburn Memorial Hall. Sunday, Dec. 8, 9 a,m. - 12 noon. $b/person. Proceeds for Blyth Fire Department Maple syrup donated by Robinson's Maple Syrup Products .-49cc EUCHRE TOURNAMENT At the Dungannon Agricultural Hall Saturday, Deo / Registration 12.30 - 1 30 (sash prizes awarded I arch served future dates Jan 4, t eb 1, Mar 1 and Apr 5...-49cc., BAKE SALE (.hribirnas goodies yalrire 1 riday„ Dec 6, 6 p.rn to 10 p rn at B Kool Ice Cream Parlour. Sponsored by l or:know tillers I. ariidb Bruurnball rearm 1:)'°i in for a chat and hot chocolate - 49 PLOWMEN'S ANNUAL MEETING Huron County I'luwrnen'b annual meeting Deis 11, (JMAf-HA office Clinturt Uebbert and coffee / 30 p m Meeting at 8 p rn 49 TURKEY DINNER Friday, Dec. 13. Full course turkey dinner, 11:30 - f p m and 5 - 8 p.m.. $1 from each meal will be donated to Sick Kids Hospital. Kwans Restaurant. Phone 528- 3433.--49,5Oar ( 48. Coming Events MURRAY'S CHRISTMAS HOUSE Christmas is fast approach- ing and not very far from here Murray's Christmas House is open every day until Dec. 22, 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Every item is dis- counted up to 50% WOW!!. Total Inventory clearance. Hurry!, Hurry! Hurry! Thousands of choices fill 10 exciting rooms. You've seen us on T.V. heard us on the radio, and read about us. So join your friends and family and treat yourselves to the ultimate Christmas Holiday Experience, 7304 Richmond St., Arkona 519- 828-3398 or 1-800-575- 1974. We have just the right gift for everyone on your list - try us. --49 OPEN HOUSE Weekends Dec. 7, 8, 14, 15, 21 and 22 at Melanie B.'s Showroom in Sebringville. Open Sat. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sunday noon - 5 p.m. Join us for refresh- ments and a great selection of: gourmet gifts, home decor and floral accents. Hwy #8 at Seb pgville, upper level of Nuhn Industries. --49,50, 51cc SANTA CLAUS PARADE Lucknow 7th annual Santa Claus Parade Friday evening December 6th, 7:15 p.m. Theme of parade Old Fashioned' Christmas. Categories < Horses or horse drawn float; commer- cial/businesses; organiza- tions. Prizes: $60., $40., $20,, in each category. Parade entries moot, on Havelock SI. N., horses o.n Havelock St. S. For informa- tion call Kinsmen Dale Lougheed 528-360/ or Paul 7trin 528-2411. Visit Santa and Mrs Clauet at the arena. Kids, if you haven't mailed your Santa letter, bring it with you. --49ar Livestock All classes ul lid cattle arid cows sold at atrady ..ghees al (li'usscls last week. Veal sold $2 $ 1 higher with lamps selling , on a good strong in live Dade On Finlay calves 5e►Id sirat.ly with the year hogs selling un a stronger li agile Steers 412 on oiler selling! Irani 9) 2 111 Ie► 9/ 00 lu the high td 1111 11(1. Heifers 206 un obii sell tug; lion' 92 0(1 III')/ (11) ill rhe high id 102 00. Cows 494 on inter selling Boni i0.0l) Iu 55 (1(1 to the high u1 (►u 100 Veru 488 un ullei selling plain and heavy Holstein (Ill 111 1i► 85 1)11;. Holstein 85 011 Iu 100.1)1), peri 85 till 1i► 118 01) ',iambs tinder 511 Ihs , 122.50 Iu 245.1111; 511 Iu 80 lbs., 141.1)?) lo 240.01); 80 lu '95 itis., 150.0(1 to 162 50; over 95 117.50 to 1 38.00. Sheep: 37.00 to 140.(8). Goats: 30.00 to 102.50. Doug Helm, Brent Black, Sandra Alton and Kathryn Alton are shown at the Royal Winter Fair, where they represnted Huron County.at the Knob Hill National Junior Beef Heifer Show. Absent Doug Johnston. (photo submitted) 4-H Club represents Huron The Lucknow 4-H Beef Club represented Huron County at the Knob Hill National Junior Beef Heifer Show at the Royal Winter Fair, Nov. 9 and 10. There were 317 com- six petitory from .provinces. 'Brent Black and Kathryn Alton were in the final heat for intermediate and junior showmanship. E)uut; Johnston and Doug Iletin made 11 10 the srini- t'inals. The group of three class was won. by Grey ('aunty with Iturun ('o.urity taking rrsrrvr clurinl►ians. The group gyre Limousin Heifer shown by Doug Ileltn,, )oug! Johnston and Brent Black, The n.IeIuhi.•rs also placed. well in theii' breed classes. Doug Johnston and: Brent Black e u.•h placed third, and .Doug; Uclaf placid seventh in. the Limousin classes. In the commercial class, Sandra Alton place fourth and Kathryn Alton placed t'it'th. Each class had approximately 16 4-H members. The Lucknow Agr`%.ultural Society is a valued sponsor to the Lucknow 4-H Beef Club. EFPP extended The Environmental Farm Plan Program has received new funding allowing the program to continue for another three years. • The 1{FPI' gives tarts-' rrs the, .opportunity to assess the level of euvi- ,ronn)entaJ risk to their °awn farms and develop an action plan for dealing With any 'risks that are identified. A two day workshop assists, you ut completing the plan, and also lets you. 'share ideas with your nrtghhors for solving; c'atuuti►n problems. The plan is completely confidentt b1 and need not he shown to anyone, hut the action plan can he sub- mitted tor res irw h‘ a committee ut your peers. There is a $1500 grant available for protects iden- tified on your action plan. So tar, $45,845 has been paid to Bruce County tarme,rs from the 1':t'I' 1ncenttve Ytograiti OMAFRA is g;eartag up for auothtr,\C45041.o1 FI;I'I'> workshops ,For chore ultorutatton, call the OMAFRA °thee, of the program irpiesr'ntattvr, John Wilton, at th / 2408. A group of three market lambs, owned by Lee and Lila Rintoul, claimed grand champion, at the recent Royal Winter Fair: They sold to Hollypark Meats for $10/Ib. Pictured with Lee and Lila (far right) are the judge Don Emke, of Eimvale, and their assistant Janine Todd. The Rintouls also had another first and second in the group of three, a second and fifth in the single market Iamb category. (photo submitted) •