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improved mrs win terstein said the prices have not increased if anything theyve gone down we just meet cost so we dont have any overhead the instructor explained there are three classes grades 9 11 and 12 partici pants are marked on perform ance in the kitchen and take- home assignments first of all they have to be here mrs winterstein said they are assigned a job and i observe how they do the job how they finish and clean up af ter themselves the students also take inventory we have to balance the books students prepare the main course salads dessert soup and sandwiches and must also be responsible for keeping the kitchen clean they are put on a rotation of duties mrs winter stein said to get a taste of ev erything friend in meade c2 community calendar c3 dream horse c22 liberals back billc3 sean mcquiggin a grade 12 student in the program said the course is a good way to prepare for the future i think if you want to start a career its a good place to start and its fun classmate rob kerfoot agreed the course is useful adding that he feels its not diffi cult yeah its easy and i think its better than how they used to make the food he said claimed student kim rus- nell its working with people and food i like people and i en joy food and we get breakfast every friday morning added craig nicholl the program has been used as a catering service as well the foxes den is a dining room set aside for special dinners in a formal atmosphere mrs winterstein said these dinners are usually during the lunch hour but the students have been doing some commun ity service outside school time after taking the course this year three students have already decided to enrol in post- secondary education in food preparation i think its going extremely well the students are very keen mrs winterstein said some came in with little enthu siasm and became very in terested the grade 11 and 12 classes have always been full events in brief ippsstbmklimmrolg police continue to investi gate a saturday morning incident involving goodwoodarea rate payers and the driver of a gravel truck travelling through the uxbridge twp hamlet according to durham regional police charges are pend ing following an altercation that allegedly occurred when residents spotted a vehicle using a stretch of cone 3 where heavy trucks are prohibited goodwood ratepayers recently banded together in an attempt to enforce local trucking regulations llffllspfflisla 34yearold scarborough mans condition is improving after he and a friend were struck by lightning may 28 at ringwoods spring lakes golf club luke reiche was rendered unconscious and his golfing partner mike oleary was stunned when lightning struck during a storm at about 145 pm mr reiche was transported by air ambulance to sunnybrook medical centre and treated for pains in his chest neck and arm mr oleary who said he and his friend were heading toa rain shelter at the time of the accident was shaken but not injured june 27 parade thats part of the 1987 whitchurchstouffville straw berry festival this years procession begins at 1 0 am and winds up at stouffville memorial park for a family gathering at which time parade prizes will be presented anyone interested in taking part in the event or those wishing to donate a prize should contact the festivals info hotline at 6406527 police accept contract durham regional police have accepted a twoyear contract with a 4 per cent increase retroactive to jan ithe new deal calls for an additional 149 per cent salary boost beginning july 1 another 4 per cent next jan 1and 125 percent on july 1 1988 ontario lieutenant- gov ernor lincoln mtaiexander visits uxbridge this sunday june 7 at 1 1 am to take part in 100th anniversary celebrations at st pauls angli can church toronto st a 150 cash prize awaits the winner of a pin design contest being held to mark stouffville lions clubs 50th anniversary entrants should submit a colored sketch on a local theme by june 30 1987 for more information contact lions ivan at 640- 2264 russ at 6401382 neil at 6403450 or dave at 6404646 appreciation night recentlyretired durham west agricultu ral representative ivan bell will be honored at an appreciation night in sunderland arena june 24 a barbecue is scheduled for 530 pm with a program to follow at 830 pm a 35year veteran mr bell has served out of the ministry of agriculture and foods uxbridge office since 1971 rededication servicea special jubilant sunday service is scheduled for goodwood united church june 7 to mark the 80th anniversary of the rebuilt church the building will be rededicated along with an original bell recently installed at the sanctuary dr heinz gunther will be guest speaker at the 11 am service which is to be followed by a luncheon