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MRS . JOAN MARTIN works with Murray King and Keit
Clark during 'a session of the'Gourmet Cooking' class at th
Windham Public School. Two separate groups meet o
( Wednesklay'and Thursday afternoons under the direction o
F, Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Sysan Eskerod.
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were Mr. and ll s Wilfred Weltz R tou g i '� vas the. 6,01:0 a or. an
fapnil pn 'S' day, January 4, was elected the neW e
of Clifford, Mr, and Mrs. Elmer � ° sldent pf
y j wedding aIn DeeN whb>n
their heads;' " Jeffra Doug, Ross and Donna, On New Year's Day Mrs. Elva:- the Huron aunt. Plcl aPa's As- Rey`, %Bruce T; ancaerhill''uliited in
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The end of any schop day is y' g Jac ues of. Gorrie and Mr. and satiation a an annual meeting ,.marriage B C. Sehtt and
balanced on th
usually an .eagerly -a icipated The program has beeaa l► `sine- Mr. and 1i41rs. Len Knoll of Elm- 9 ._ g Barry
event for any studegt, And the cess for lx►any years . qe>�r ►n wood, and Miss Wilma Kuntz of Mrs• ]Store Harkness. and Heather held last Monday in, 1q�icl�Ilop Ilelen C, Budden -of Waterloo. The
indicatin that iven .the hg- Walkerton. were guests of tate Bruce Hark- Township Hall :in Winthrop. attendants were Glen a and Bial
students off the Windham Public g
School are certainly no ekcep- couragement and oppor�tiiriity, On Tuesday, December 30, Mr. ness family, Ursu.
tion. But their anticipation, ex- students are willing to spend and Mrs. George' Nickel, `Ron, I would like to thank everyone Other members, of` the new Tho bride and groom are em-
pecially on Wednesdays and their own time in exciting learn- Doug' and Doreen were "dinner who helped me report the Bel- executive for 1'876 are: honorary �ployed, at the University of
Thursdays, belongs not to the joy ing experiences. guests of the Wilfred Johann more News last year. Ontario Plowmen's Association Waterloo.
famil —Barbara Harkness director,,Gordun McGavin, Sea -
of going home but to the excite- y forth; provincial OPA director,
ment of staying after ' sehool. Mr. and Mrs. , Victor Hartung Jinn Arm.Urong, RR 4; Wingham
Surprising? Not really, wheg, , and Don of GowaUstown and Har..
you consider what really happens and Mrs. Ted Stolstra and Stevepr past president, John Clark, RR'•5, u •
Bluevale® Goderich; first vice-president, HI®C Mem firs
at the school when classes end 'for of Listowel were New Year'sd)ay 1" otatoe,s kept In Mr, -Armstrong; second vice -
the day. Thee students have a guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
nice of 18 diff nt extracur- New,Year's Day guests of Mr. Johann and family. president, Girvin Reed, Dun Qt Toc Alpha,
ricular activities, ranging from and Mrs. Joe Walker, Marie, Friday, January 2, Mr. and
Dun -
Cool, dark area gannon; secretary -treasurer,
sports and dancing to singing and Kathy, Sheila, Bevin and Daryl Mrs. Maurice Klein and family of
Russell Bolton, RR 1, Sei�farth BELGRAVE —Six members of
cooking. were Linda Harkness, Pam Gowanstown were guests of the say e, xperts In other business, association the Belgrave Hi -C attended the
The list is almost interminable: Hickey, ]Calvin Fischer, Dayle Wilfred Johann family. Toc Alpha conference in Niagara
New Year•'s a To maintain the good quality of members reviewed plans .to
volleyball, cross country, soft Fischer, Bob Pritchard, Mr. and guests of the. g q Y attend the OPA annual conven- Falls during the Christmas holi-
ball, basketball, floor hockey, Mrs. Larry Elliott, Mrs. Lloyd Walter Renwick family were Mr. Potatoes, food specialists at the tion to beheld at the Royal York days- They were Doreen Taylor,
folk dance, choirs, library clubs Henning, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence and Mrs. Alvin Orvis and Mrs. Ontario Food Council, Ministry of Hotel in Toronto n Feb. 16 and Donelda Lamont, Janice Coultes,
Ina Eadie of Win Agriculture and Food' recom bra
and many others, Although the Henning, Mr. and Mrs. George Windham, Mrs. mend storing them in a cool 17. A bus will be hired to go to the Wayne Cook, Scot Lougheed and
f program is not, new to the school, Fischer, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Evelyn Jackson of Beqlmore, Mrs. g convention for Feb. 17. Mr. Arm- Glen. Nixon.
` activities chane with different Elliott and Mr. and Mrs.. Mart Vera Will of Leamington and dark, i Well ventilated area. The left Seaforth b bus at 9
i g y strong explained that the day is Y Y
i interests among the students and Cretier and Amy -Jo. Mrs. Eldon Renwick of Belmore. The ideal storage temperature reserved for delegations and a.m, on Saturday,, December 27,
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changing talents of the teaching Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moffatt Alice and Wealthy Will of d r to 50 degrees k` (7 to 10 and arrived at Niagara Falls b 1
staffwhovolunteer their time Sandra and Greg spent Boxing Kingsville visited with the Walter degrees C), .Temperatures below Presentations on the Inter- m The stayed in ttie Sheraton -
and degrees F (5 degrees C) cause national Plowing Matches. The p• Y Y
Renwick family on Sunda g g Foxhead Hotel which overlooks
and expertise for the program. Day with Mr: and Mrs. Gordon _ Y Y, schedule •through 1980 is : 1976,
In fact, the school itself takes Jamison and family at Port January 4. starch in potatoes to convert to both falls ' and, attended con -
on resulti 1n an undesirable Walkerton, Bruce County; 1977,
on a new atmosphere once Elgin. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harkness, g ng Frontenac near Kingston; 1978, ferences and workshops each
sweet flavor: Above 50 degrees F y g day. There were discussions on
classes end and the extra -cur Hurn Count near Windham;
ricular.activities begin.•The gym (lo degrees C) the potatoes began 1979,. Kent County; 1980, Oxford drugs, drinking, wearing seat
I sprout and shrivel, 'thus, belts and man other interesting
is overrun by anxious athletes ' County. Elgin, Wellington and Y g
training for. tournaments or just shortening their storage life. topics, the most important of
Simeoe counties will make P Po
t I Good ventilation is necessary which was "Being High on
exercising theft" talents; the staff . z�� presentations for the 1981 match. g g
to maintain humidity and prevent Orange Juice and Friendship".
room is occupied by a, gourmet molds from forming. It is also The delegates attended a buffet
cooking class concocting chili con Although the plans for the 1978
carne, granola, corn dos and necessary to avoid darkening in g P dinner at the Sheraton -Brock
g a the heart of the potato. Good air match to be held in the Windham Hotgl on Saturday evening and a
Keith other exotic delicacies; and they };;; ! N,; circulation keeps the potatoes area are` well established, Mr. dance on Sunday evening featur-
classrooms are 'turned. over to y _°�," smellin fresh b elminatin Armstrong said the need for a „
e& r g Y g ing Youngblood Hawk".
n singers, dancers and, in the case Fk y lar a dele ation Alhhad a fantastic time along
must odors. g g_, _ at the conven-
f of the `Teen Club', young girls s Dark storage areas help re- tion is still great: Although the '
gradin the room' with' books �s ?, g P P resentations for the set matches with the other 600 young people
parading vent greening and the bitter P there, and hope to return next
r flavor which accompanies it. - are mainly a formality, exhibi- year.
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For best flavor and texture, tors often attend the convention The 'Bel rave Hi -C 'members
` . to decide how much to invest in g
•firing potatoes from their cool would like to thank all the groups .
storage area and leave at room each match, based on the amount
:., g who sponsored them. They also
tem er of su ort and enthusiasm of the
p ature'for one to two days PP appreciated'the support"at their
- before cooking. various delegations. g• ns. bazaar.
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COOKING IS FUN for the students from the Wingham Pubti-e-"School' in the "Gourmet
Cook ing'_class. The.,Wddnesday afternoon session includes 16 'chefs', both boys and girls,
who seem to enjoy the preparation of food almost as much as the final, tasting and testing'
of results. A second group meets Thursday afternoon.
JOHN MANN of the' Wingham Public, School discovered
another principal's privilege last week when he visited the
'Gourmet Cooking' class and was treated to a 'gooey goodie'
prepared by'thestuden'ts. Two classes, run Wednesday and
Thursday each.,week, testify to the popularity of the after-
school course.
THE BEST TIME of any cooking class is the final sampling and the 'Gourmet Cooking'
class•at the Wingham public School is no exception. Mrs. JocIn Martin had no trouble dis-
tributing samples last week to students and visitors alike. Both boys and girls attend the
'Wednesday and.. Thursday afternoon sessions organized by Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Susan
Eskerod.
PAUL HICKEY practises his stirring technique during the
gourmet' cooking class at the 'Wingham Public School.
Close to 30 boys and girls attend the Wednesday and Thurs-
day afternoon lessons organized by teachers Mrs. Joan
Martin and Mrs. Susan Eskerod.
VOLLEYBALL FOR FU<N AND.COMPETITION is a great favorite for both boys and girls
at the Wingham Public School. This group of 18 boys from grades six through eight
practises every Wednesday afternoon in preparation for a major tournament in. January.
Teachers Dave Bartlett and John Ross have charge of the sessions.
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