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Page 12 - LETHBRIDGE JOURNAL - WEEK OF MAY 20, 2010 CULTURE JOURNAL Free Classifieds CALL 403-320-8936 Savoring the 3rd Annual Rotary Lobsterfest By Lethbridge Journal editorial staff It will soon be the special time of year when some 800 seafood lovers gather to indulge in surf and turf at the Annual Rotary Lobsterfest. Maritime lobster dipped in warm butter, sizzling Alberta beef, and all the trimmings - the food alone is reason enough to enjoy yourself. Add live music, hundreds of prizes and a chance to win a trip for two to the Maritimes and “you’ve got yourself a party,” according to Courtney Atkinson of the Lethbridge Rotary Club. This year marks the 3rd Annual Lobsterfest and it just keeps getting bigger and better. The event is a major fundraiser for Lethbridge Rotary Club and proceeds will support Rotary’s many local and international projects. Lobsterfest will be held on Saturday June 5th at the North Exhibition Pavilion from It’s time! 5PM to midnight. Tickets are $80 and in- completely SOLD OUT. If you missed your clude one lobster and one steak as well as sal- chance to get a ticket, remember there is alad, rolls, and dessert. There Recycle will be a your cash bar paint ways and next year! and music will be provided by the acclaimed So, how does one cook 800 lobsters in a Celtic band Fiddler’s Green. electronic The event waste! fea- timely fashion? “Very carefully”, Courtney tures hundreds of silent auction items and observed, who tackles the lobster cooking door prizes, with an exciting grand prize of duties with fellow Maritimer and Rotar- a trip for two to the Maritimes. The Rotary ian, Francis Rankin. In growing up in New Club is still needs prizes and silent auction Brunswick, Courtney developed lots of ex- items for the gala evening. perience cooking lobster –although rarely Cooking surf and turf for 800 people is no small feat and it wouldn’t be possible without the efforts of over 180 volunteers and dozens of sponsors, especially the two Platinum Sponsors of this year’s The event recycling – Flaman and It’s time! the Southern Alberta Community Living Association. Community support for this event Recycle your paint and has been overwhelming roundup and Lobsterfest is on! has electronic waste! quickly become one of Lethbridge’s biggest and best social events of the year. In fact all 800 tickets for the 2010 event are already THISTLEDOWN DONKEYS Let our donkeys make your next event extra special! • Birthdays • Fundraising • Community/Corporate/Church Events 403-330-2318 thistledowndonkeys@gmail.com http://thistledown-donkeys.homestead.com 800 at a time! “Over the past two Lobsterfests Francis and I have really perfected our system.” he said., adding, “ We are totally ready for June 5th and I can promise everyone a perfectly cooked lobster!” For more information about Lobsterfest or to donate prizes or silent auction items, contact Courtney Atkinson at 403.795.7777 or courtney@agent44.ca. Your unwanted computers, TVs and old paint aren’t doing any good hanging around, but they will if you recycle them. Bring your old computers, TVs and paint, 6 days a week, year round, to: The Waste & Recycling Centre located at the extension of 28 St N, just after the bend in the road, 7 km’s past the houses on 26 Ave N. Bring your paint and electronic waste out on Saturday, May 29 between 11a.m. and 1p.m. and enjoy a free hotdog! Visit www.albertarecycling.ca or call 1.888.999.8762 for information on electronics and paint recycling in your area. Visit www.albertarecycling.ca or call 1.888.999.8762
Free Classifieds CALL 403-320-8936 Lethbridge School District No. 51 KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION Dear Parents: Lethbridge School District No. 51 elementary schools are now accepting registrations for Kindergarten. We are pleased to offer a Kindergarten Program in each District elementary school and there are no fees charged for Kindergarten in Lethbridge School District No. 51 Please visit your neighborhood (designated) school to register your child. If you are unsure which school is your child’s designated school, please call Michelle Loxton at 403-380-5298. Who is eligible for Kindergarten? Students 5 years old on or before December 31, 2010 Documents required for registration: A Birth Certificate or Adoption Certificate or Canadian Citizenship or Landed Immigrant or Student Authorization Visa PLEASE REGISTER EARLY TO ENSuRE A SPACE FOR YOuR ChILD Christian For parents of Kindergarten students interested in a Christian-based Kindergarten program, the District offers a program at Lethbridge Christian School. To Register: Visit Lethbridge Christian School at #3 St. James Boulevard North For Further information: Contact the school at 403-320-0677 LETHBRIDGE JOURNAL - WEEK OF MAY 20, 2010 - Page 13 Problems? Don’t Pay Too Much! Low Cost Honest Value F u l l M e c h a n i c a l S e r v i c e s Tune-ups, Oil Changes, Flushes, Wheels, Tires, Brakes, Inspections, Batteries, Wheel Alignments, Complete Suspension ReBuilding MO TIRES AUTO CENTRE 305 - 13 St. North, Lethbridge 403-327-3181 PROuD TO OFFER EDuCATIONAL ChOICES! WE LOOK FORWARD TO mEETING YOuR ChILD French Immersion In addition to their English Kindergarten program, Ècole Agnes Davidson School offers French Immersion for Kindergarten students. The program is designed for English speaking children to learn the Alberta Curriculum through the French language. The long-term goals are for students to be functionally bilingual. To register: Visit Ècole Agnes Davidson School at 2103 - 20 Street South. For further informaton: Contact the school at 403-328-5153
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