The Times Advocate, 2006-03-01, Page 27Wednesday, March 1, 2006
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Announcements/Community
Hensall Public School held its annual speeches and storytelling competition Feb.
20, with the top two in each category advancing to the branch competition Feb. 21
at the Hensall Legion. Pictured above in front from left are the primary winners:
Jason Metzger (1 st),AmberTaylor (2nd) and Hannah Krebs (3rd); in back are junior
winners Jason Schneider (1st), Noah Pratt (2nd) and Danielle Meikle (3rd). Below
are intermediate winners Tyler Cooper (1st), Maeghan Livingston (2nd) and
Stephanie Pratt (3rd). (photos/Scott Nixon)
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REQUEST FOR SUBMISSIONS from Huron County Artists for
7TH ANNUAL HURON COUNTY
ART SHOW & SALE
APRIL 1ST - MAY 14TH, 2006
at Huron County Museum, 110 North Street, Goderich
website: www.huroncounty.ca/museum
Deadline for submissions:
12 noon, Friday, March 24, 2006
Please phone 524-2686 for information
and regulations
After a tough overtime loss to London in the final of the Jackie Miles Memorial
Tournament in Stratford, the ExeterTweens bounced back with two straight tourna-
ment championships. They won the Golden Ring Championship in Kitchener Feb.10-
12 with a final game victory of 4-2 over Woolwich and followed up by trouncing
Goderich 8-4 in the championship game to win the 2I st annual Seaforth Tournament.
Back L -R: Denise Troyer, Laura Gehan, Nicole Pavkeje, Morgan Cooper, Emily Boyle,
NicoleVan Oss, Jessica Hamather, Mike Brintnell and Randy Parker Middle: Emily
Lacasse, Charlotte McEwan, Morgan Powe, Lauren Tordoff and Abbey Brintnell Front:
Melanie Hern, Michaela Ondrejicka, Brittany Parker, Marlee Heywood and Kristina
Troyer.Absent:Aleisha Heywood.TheTweens thank all of their fans and congratulate
the Exeter Provincial Petites on qualifying for the upcoming provincial championships,
good luck girls! (photo/submitted)
Denfield Livestock sees steady prices
DENFIELD — The market at Denfield
livestock sales traded on a good demand
at steady prices on all classes of fed cattle
with the offering being light. Cows were
very active at prices $3-5 higher.
Stockers active at fully steady prices.
Ninety bred cows traded on a strong
demand with the good cows selling at
$850-1150.
Chad Anderson, Mooretown sold seven
heifers average weight 1313 average
price 90.30 sales to 97.
Choice Steers 95 -100. Good Steers 88-
92. Plain Steers 70-80. Choice Exotic
Cross Heifers 95-100. Good Heifers 86-90
Plain Heifers 70-80. Good Fed Cows 38-
50. D1 and D2 Cows 30-37. D3 and D4
Cows 25-30. Shells 15-25. Good Beef
Bulls 38-45. Good Holstein Bulls 35-40.
Johnston, Port Lambton sold a Belgian
Blue breeder bull at 1800. Good Holstein
Bull Calves 175-295
• COMING EVENTS • COMING EVENTS
ABCA - MARCH BREAK DAY CAMPS - for children aged 5-10 on Tuesday, March 14th and Thursday,
March 16th, 9:OOam - 4:OOpm. Camps will be held at the Morrison Dam Conservation Area and activities
will include snowshoeing, winter games, animal tracking and more. Cost $27/day, 235-2610, mred-
mond@abca.on.ca (9;10)
ARC ANGELS AUXILLIARY - are having a 25 cent Thank You Sale. Two days only. Friday, March 3
and Saturday, March 4. 10 am. to 4 pm. both days. 40 Main St., Dashwood. 237-3774. (9*)
KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION - NOW OFFERING J.K. - Friday, March 3, 9am-noon, Clinton &
District Christian School, 482-7851, 87 Percival Street, Clinton. Bring children to tour school, visit with
teacher and enjoy refreshments. (8;9)
WORLD DAY PRAYER 2006 - Precious Blood Church, 200 Sanders St. W., Exeter. Friday, March 3/06.
7:30 pm. Guest speaker - Father Ray Lawhead. (7-9*)
14TH ANNUAL PANCAKE BRUNCH - Fort Rose Maple Company. Every Saturday & Sunday starting
Feb. 25th til April 2nd from 9a.m. to 3 p.m. Open March Break 13th to 17th. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sugar
house open 7 days a week for syrup sales. 2 miles west of Nairn off County Rd. 17. www.fortrose.ca
(519)232-9041. (8-12)
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Community Kitchen
Anago Resources Inc. is pleased to announce that they are offering the
opportunity to the South Huron Community to establish a community kitchen
at the Connect Centre. There are at least 10
reasons why you should be part of a community kitchen:
• Learn to cook and eat healthy • Meet people • It is cost effective
• Learn to shop on a budget • Learn new cooking techniques
• Learn new and tasty recipes • Live a healthy lifestyle
• Learn to plan meals • Discover your inner Foodie
FIRST MEETING: MONDAY, MARCH 6, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Call Lisa 235-4275 to register
GROUP MUSIC THERAPY: 1st SESSION ON MONDAY,
MARCH 6, 2-4 p.m. is free, Call Lisa.
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We are located in the
basement of South Huron
Hospital just inside the Anne
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