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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-10-29, Page 12Page 12 Times -Advocate, October 29, 1986 Eat the,food theirineighbors produce InstItutes treat teeieh•hs to sample of Nuron's bounty When Huron's elementary school teachers registered for Fridays PD day in Exeter, they had been advis- ed that the theme for dinner was "eat the food your neighbor grows". It was part of the "agriculture in the classroom" topic for the day's ses- sion and ended up being a highlight of the program. Few on hand were prepared for the huge array of food prepared by members of the various Women's In- stitute branches of Huron South who managed to include a'majority of the foods grown in Huron County as part of the menu. The menu included beef, pork, turkey and lamb, along with eggs, potatoes, peas, turnips, baked and salad beans, butter, cauliflower, car- rots, broccoli and peppers. A dessert table that stretched almost the entire width of the South Huron rec center auditorium featured applesauce cake, blueberry loaf, car- rot loaf, cheery loaf, pumpkin loaf, soybean cake, turnip cake and zuc- chini loaf. A fruit cocktail included most of the assortment of fruit grown in the coun- ty and milk was readily available. Dolores Shapton was coordinator for the banquet, but she explained that members of the area institutes had given many, many hours of time in organizing the food and preparing it. Some 80 firms and marketing boards in Huron had provided dona- tions,,and exhibits for the event. Director of education Bob Allen spoke briefly at the session and noted that he had an, inordinate number of teachers come up to tum and remark on what a great program had been • provided. He said he hoped it would be perpetuated in the classrooms. Maxine Miller and Brenda McIn- tosh co-chaired the event. Kits for helping teachers relate agricultural topics in their classrooms were presented by Shirley Cooper on behalf of the Women's Institutes. Among the groups cooperating in the program were the County board of education, Federation of Agriculture, Huron South Wls, Ministry of Agriculture and Food, Huron District Federation of Women Teachers' Association and Huron District Ontario Public School Teachers' Federation. Various displays were set up in the auditorium of Exeter Public School and three sessions were held in various locations at the school for teachers to see and hear about teaching aids available on the topic of agriculture. Local farm equipment dealers had machinery displayed on the parking lot at the rec centre and each item had a price tag to give teachers some indication of the cost faced by farmers. Included were a $94,250 tractor, a $161,253 combine unit, and in the auditorium a farm grain drying model was set up that had a price tag of $286,000 and included •a combine, tractor, grain wagon, augers, dryer and storage. CUT -UPS — Marie Brock and Isabelle Fletcher carve and serve an assortment of four meats available for the banquet catered by the Huron South Wls for an elementary teachers' professional development day in Exeter, Friday. LINE UP — Norm Eveland carves up some meat for area teachers Fred Negrijn, Howard Lawrence and Elaine Westlake at Friday's PD day in Exeter. Aweekend Barrelol Flavour. 99 $ ONLY Saturday & Sunday November 1 and 2 20 piece barrel Of delicious Kentucky Fried (,thicken I%ntuckyl!ded Cbicken T INS 227 Main St. N., Exeter 31 Ontario St. N., Grand Bend It'sourtastethatmakesusfamous. GET READY — Martin DeBruyn was one of the meat carvers enlisted by the Huron South Wls at Friday's dinner for school teachers at the South Huron rec centre. Dolores Shipton, right, was coordinator for the event which featured a wide variety of foods produced in Huron. With her are Jean Neil and Isabelle King. Many give the 'gift of life' A big 'Thank You' to all the donors who took time to come and give thus helping make Wednesday's Blood Donor Clinic another successful one, Donors totalled 260 and with 14 defer- rals a total of 246 pints of blood were donated. The quota was 250, thus the A -usable River Nomads and the Red Cross were pleased with the excellent turnout. Clinic co-ordinator Marie Brunzlow commented, "We again had many first time donors, high school students and adults. We hope they continue to come and attend our upcoming clinics in the near future." She continued, "A special thank you to the principal Bruce Shaw and staff for the use of the High School, Howard Holtzmann of A & H, Maedix Foods Inc., Frayne's and the Co-op Gas Bar and the merchants who displayed posters. Also the ladies from Caven Presbyterian Church and the Exeter Girl Guides." Following is a list of donors. John Orr, Vicky Clarke, Barry Finch, Kate Bierling, Linda Webber, Burdene Morgan, Linda Clipperton, Kathy Masse, Jim Perry, Bernadet- ter Masse, Jack Smits, Ros,e Marie Rader, Tarasa Knip, Grace Drum- mond, Marie Brunzlow, Ruth Haist, Debbie Hilborn, Paulette Rothbauer, Johanna Morrissey, Wendi Leishman, Rae Wild, Dave Young, Cathy Jacobs, Dina Lerikos, Judy Coates, Ken Ogden, Shaun Moody, Carolyn Pritchard. Leanne Stewart, Tim Teeter, Brian Watson, Dwayne Butler, Bill Vandeworp, Jon Ferris, Janet McAllister, Kitty, Illman, Lynne Des- jardine, Pat Cyr, Theresa Van Wieren, Tim Hamather, Cindy Hamather, Wayne Hamather, Donna Hamather, Joyce Baptie, Alan Hor- ton, Judy Dougall, Betty Kirk, Douglas Lightfoot, Tammy Belton, Brenda Derbyshire, Joan Skinner, Sawaran Singh, Dan Reid. Mike Faxton, Brigette Newton, Lin- da Russell, John Schwartzentruber, Dorothy Schwartzentruber, Judi Jen- nison, Irene Zwart, Susan Glanville, Sidney Ramer, Grant Hooper, Marguerite A. McLeod, Kathy Robertson, Hilda Westlake, Steven Lightfoot, D.L. Little, Bill Cassidy, Shari Burton, Michele Aunger, Deb Drake, W. Joseph Hogan, Martha Klopp, Jackie Schottroff, Myra Lovell, Ola Batten, Diane Becker. George Dobbs, Pat Patterson, Tracey Ryan, Gregory Pulhain, Cathy Pfaff, Bruce Shaw, Margaret Triebner, Julie Blommaert, Carl Nickles. Melanie Lovell, Bill Armstrong, Gary Moore, Alex Meikle, Leroy Ed- wards, Barb Lawson, Leigh Soldan,' Henry Gackstetter, Joanne Wareham, Ruth Knip, Julia Knip, John Westlake, Angelo Andreassi, Bonnie Caldwell, Noel Westlake, Scott Gaiser, Al Beattie, Greg Pfaff. Bert deBont, Bob Murray, Gwen Dykeman, Peter Datars, Allan T. Clarke, Ron Horn, Sheila Corbett, Yvonne Benninger, Liam Brennan, Robert Somerville, Brenda Regier, Lee Keddie,, Kathy Kirk, Dennis Bierling, Tom Prout. (j Brian Westelaken, Marianne Ort- manns, Marie Broom, Robert Drum- mond, Judy Haist, Jody Mills, Allan Riley, Jay Alblas, Dale Armstrong, Stewart McGregor, D.P. Ecker, Alan Oakes, Ken Farwell, Darrin LeGoff, Anne Doiron, Frank Maas, Joyce Maas, Larry'Kipper, ArlpneJohnson, Bill McDonald, Wayne Shaw, Jola Shaw, Lori McNutt, Barb Graham, Paula Taylor, Karen Snell, Bill At- thill, Gerry Morgan, Margaret Hayter, Sherry Steckle, Clayton Steckle, Susann Robson. Dennis Hockey, Laurence Hender- son, Linda Henderson, George Pratt, Pat Fletcher, Dan McLeod, Darrell Preszcator, Chris DeBoer, Andy DeBoer, Cheryl Edwards, Carol Willard, Bob Bilinsky, Mary Pavke- je, Nora Lightfoot, Cynthia Wilted, Debbie Lawrence, Toni Berendsen, Tracey Meloche, Jim Workman. 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