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Huron Expositor, 2015-03-11, Page 88 Huron Expositor • Wednesday, March 11, 2015 Submitted Meridian Credit Union helps out Cherry Hoste of the local branch of Meridian Credit Union dropped by Seaforth's St. James Catholic School on March 6 to present the school with a $500 cheque to support its Healthy Snack and Daily Nutrition Program. (Pictured) St. James principal Karen Tigani, Noah Rego, Alicia Vulders, Taylar McKee, Luke Parsons, Becky Hallahan, Lindsey Ruston and Cherry Hoste from Meridian. Huron County seeks Huron County Crime recipes for new exhibit stoppers seek assistance The Huron County Museum wants your Deli- cious Recipes for a new exhibit opening May 2, 2015 Most of us don't give a sec- ond thought about the wealth of history and culture that shapes our dining habits and taste preferences. Our recipes, menus, ceremonies, and eti- quette are directly shaped by our country's rich immigrant experience, the history and innovations of food prepara- tion technology, and the ever changing availability of key ingredients. The Huron County Museum is highlighting this theme in a new exhibit. "Delicious" an exhibit of reci- pes, cookbooks, kitchen gadg- etry and memories opens May 2, 2015 and the Museum wants your help. As Acting Assistant Curator Will Kernohan com- mented,'We wanted to include community engagement in the exhibit, so starting March 7 we are asking residents of Huron County to submit a favourite family recipe, a kitchen Submitted An exhibit from the Huron County Museum's upcoming exhibit 'Delicious.' The exhibit is slated to open on May 2. memory, or a food related photo. These items will be included in our exhibit for all to see. It's a great chance for resi- dents to help us out and partici- pate in shaping an exhibit at the museum: "Delicious opens to the public May 2, but you can start contacting us to submit your recipes March 7': Through a selection of arti- facts, photographs, and illus- trations, Delicious examines the evolution of the kitchen and how recipes play a major role in our historic and pre- sent lives. Delicious also looks to the celebrations that help build a sense of community through food. The exhibition addresses rec- ipes, cookbooks, table man- ners, family history, and kitchen gadgets in a lively presentation that stimulates comparisons between back then and right now, over there and right here. The exhibition will engage audiences creating conversa- tions and inspiring community recollection and celebration. Delicious opens May 2 and is on view at the museum until September 13, 2015. Will Kernohan, Acting Assistant Curator, the Huron County Museum & Historic Gaol at 519-524-2686 xt 205 or wkernohan@huron- county.ca website: www. huroncounty.ca/museum MARCH BOWLING March 13 - 22 • Open EVERY DAY at 10 am Cit.„ Visit our NEW, EXCITING website uww• littlebowl.ca Daily March Break Specials! 579 -524 -BOWL (2695) E Huron County Crime Stoppers and the Huron County OPP are asking for your assistance in solving the following crimes. Break and enter: Some- time during the early morn- ing hours of February 10, 2015, suspects attended the laundromat located on Princess Street East, Clinton and smashed a glass exte- rior door to gain entry into the building. Once inside they proceeded to damage a washing machine and two vending machines. The per- petrators tried to steal coins from the machines however they could not defeat the rugged coin boxes and ulti- mately left empty handed. The vandals caused approx- imately $5,000 in damage to the building and vending machines. Break, enter and theft: Sometime during the early morning hours of February 6, 2015 suspects smashed a street -side display case at Bakelaar Jewellers, Exeter and grabbed some of the display pieces of jewellery. The stolen jewellery included four brass wedding rings valued at $200 and a Sterling silver necklace with a pendant. The pendant is heart shaped with the word "Love" inscribed in the heart. There is also an inlaid diamond in the pendant and is valued at $150. Theft :Two sets of tires and rims were taken from Huron Motor Products in Exeter. Suspects attended to the parking lot at HMP sometime between 8:00 p.m. on January 28th and 5:45 a.m. on January 29th, 2015 and they proceeded to steal two complete sets of rims and tires. The stolen rims and tires were removed from two GMC Sierra pickup trucks. The Goodyear Wrangler SRA P27/55R20 tires were on 20" polished rims. The total value of the stolen rims and tires is estimated at $6600. Mischief: Half a dozen cases of vehicles and build- ings in the Goderich area being shot and damaged by pellet and BB gun ammuni- tion have been reported to Huron OPP since January 15, 2015. These mischiefs may seem like to pranks to some, however, they are crimes that carry significant penal- ties including fines and imprisonment upon convic- tion. Fortunately nobody has been injured in any of the reported incidents. Break, enter and theft: Sometime between 5:00 p.m. on January 16th and 7:00 a.m. on January 19th, 2015 suspects entered into the still under construction Habitat for Humanity house on Edward Street, Exeter through an insecure front door. Once inside, they stole tools and wiring from the home. The stolen items con- sist of two 10- inch saws, a six-foot level, a t -square, a small aluminum ladder and four spools of wire. The total value of the stolen goods is estimated at $700. If you have any informa- tion regarding these crimes or any other crime, call Crime Stoppers at 1 -800- 222 -TIPS or submit a webtip at www.hc-cs.ca. You will not have to reveal your identity or go to court and you may be eligible for a cash reward of up to $2000. Make the call...for your community.