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November 24, 2011 Vol. 71 Number 3
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Winner of Hog for a Cause Al Ereditario of Lorain bought a ticket to win the Hog for a Cause at the Milan Melon Festival on Labor Day Weekend. When he was purchasing the ticket, he asked when and where the drawing would take place. Doug Studer, co-founder of the event, told Ereditario about Girls’ Night Out and the date of Wednesday, Nov. 2 at Kalahari.
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Al Ereditario of Lorain sits on the Hog for a Cause he won at the 7th Annual Girls’ Night Out, held at Kalahari on Nov. 2.
The Lorain resident remembered this and on Nov. 2, he and his wife, Rebecca, drove out to Kalahari to see the event. They got there around 7:15 p.m. They came in and walked around, looked at the Hog sitting on display, walked by the main ballroom where the show was going on, looked around a little more and drove back home to Lorain. Little did he know that 15 minutes before he got to Kalahari, his winning ticket had been drawn and his home phone had been called. He found all this out when he walked back into the house and had a message from Studer, saying he had won. So now Ereditario is the proud The Girls’ Night Out “Hog for a Cause” Bike was owner of the 2006 Harley Da- delivered to winner Al Ereditario of Lorain. Picvidson 1200 Sportster XL, that tured from left are: Jamie Fitzgerald, Fitzgerald was customized and donated by Body Shop; Al Ereditario; Peg Miller, Cancer SerFitzgerald Body Shop of Monro- vices; Dwight Tkach, Cancer Services and Doug Studer, co-founder of Girls’ Night Out. eville. The seventh annual Girls’ Night Out event raised $53,000 dation. Since 2005, the charity event has raised for four local cancer programs-Cancer Ser- more than $238,000 to help area residents who vices, Fisher-Titus Mammography Fund, access these local organizations. Firelands Regional Medical Center Cancer For more information on the event, visit Program Fund and North Coast Cancer Foun- www.girlsnightoutcharity.com
Shawnee Students Gather to Give Thanks The first grade students of Shawnee Elementary School gathered together on Friday, November 18, 2011 to celebrate Thanksgiving over a traditional school Thanksgiving meal. The teachers, lunch staff and Huron PTO make this an extra special meal for the students.
Huron Hometown News asked our Shawnee Kindergarten Class to tell us how to “Cook A Turkey” and here is what they said . . . Get a turkey from the mall. I would cook the turkey on the stove, I would put salt, pepper, sugar and sprinkles on it. It would be done in twelve minutes. Lauren I would put celery in the turkey. I would put my turkey in the oven for eight minutes. It will taste wonderful! I would make pasta too! Isabella I would get my turkey from marcs, the store. First, I would put butter ands some salt and pepper on my turkey. I would put the turkey in the microwave for two and a half hours. Ellie I would buy my turkey from Wallgeens. I would cook it on the grill outside for ten minutes. The timer will go off when it’s done. I would eat it with stuffing and carrots. Kamdyn First, I would make the turkey flat. I would put lasagna on the inside. Then, I would put salt, cinnamon and hot sauce on top. I would cook it in the microwave for ten minutes and fifteen seconds. I would enjoy my turkey with cracker. Nathan I would buy the turkey at Walmart. To make my turkey, I would put salt and pepper and cheese on it. I would cook it on the stove for five hours. Afterwards, I would eat it with
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pumpkin pie! Vinny I would catch a turkey in the woods, Then I would clean the turkey and put it in the oven for ten hours. I would put the dessert in the oven , too. Then I would hand decorations. Jeremiah
stove with 1 cup of sugar for 1 hour at 20 degrees. Take it out and bring it to the table, cut it up and eat it! Ryan Go to Drug Mart and get a fat turkey. Cut the turkey up, put it in the oven, that is all I really know! Xixi
Make the turkey like a chicken. Put sale on it and ranch. Then just eat it! Madison We go to the store and get a round turkey. We cook it in the oven for 2 minutes on cool temperature. Take it out of the oven and have Daddy cut up and eat it! Kaylah My mom has turkey in the freezer so take it out and put it in the sink with boiling water for 5 minutes. Put 1 scoop of turkey juice on it. Then I think I eat it! Evan Go to the farm and get a brown turkey. Put it in the back of the car and take it home. Put it in the oven when you get for 3 hours on hot. Put 3 sticks of butter and 2 cups water and cut it up. And now it is all done so cut it and put it on plates! Kylie Buy a turkey from the store. Put it in the
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