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November 23, 1994 ""My class philosophy is â€" when I‘m teaching the students at the ront stove, I want them to feel /telaxed. Just like it‘s Nancy and them in their own kitchen, talking about cooking. The whole premise of my teaching is to take the fear jout of experimenting and be able to / read and understand recipes. So that, they‘re able to create and recreate recipes and know why they worked," explains Henley. By KATHRYN KATES Special to the Beaver If chef Nancy Henley‘s wish comes true, Oakville‘s budding gourmets will be whipping up great culinary concoctions at their fingerâ€" tips. The Harvest Kitchen, 134 Thomas St., was lucky to entice the Oakville born and raised Henley back home, one evening a week, to teach cooking classes. The course costs $45 per person. Her threeâ€" hour classes, starting at 7 p.m., runs to Dec. 8th. Each week, Henley teaches a difâ€" ferent fare, tastefully naming her menued classes â€" Louisiana Cooking, Exotic Thai, Perfect Pasta, Scrumptious Side Dishes, Stick To Your Ribs Stew and Soups, Perfect Pastry and Decadent Desserts, to name a few. All lessons include instruction demonstration, participation, tastings, and takeâ€" home recipe booklets. Henley studied hotel and food administration at the University of Guelph, then graduated from chef school at George Brown College in Toronto. She apprenticed with interâ€" nationally renowned chef â€" Joseph Von Lanthen â€" at the Regal Constellation Hotel before embarkâ€" ing on an "eating tour of Europe." "I had a really good teacher in Von Lanthen. He passed the logic, business, and love for the art of cooking on to me, and in turn, I hope to pass this on to my stuâ€" dents," says Henley. She adds, "As a chef, I‘ve spent thousands upon thousands of hours in the kitchen. Now, I am able to see clearly that there are only two handfuls of logical steps and methâ€" ods that contribute to good cookâ€" ing." Henley‘s Exotic Thai class was so popular that she will be offering an encore session on Saturday, Nov. 26th, at 10 a.m. Henley invites those, who want to learn how to cook, fine tune their culinary skills or revitalize their meal times, to call her at (416) 588â€" 4471 or The Harvest Kitchen at (905) 844â€"6603. Name one DISEASE SO SINISTER it causes blindness. kidney failure, amputations, strokes and heart attacks. e es 1 can lead t a ifethreatening complicatons Eol PP 3i3 en cellular phones. Great Free Stuff! Think about it. Great pricing on Pioneer products and "Spin Win" prizes. Every winner must correctly answer a skill testing question. Complete contest rules inâ€"store, or by calling Pioneer Electronics of Canada Inc. at: (905) 479â€"4411 Local Beavers participating in SkyDome sleepover Six local Beaver colonies will be participating in a giant sleepover at the SkyDome this weekend. The Oakville boys will be among 10,000 Beavers, 5 to 7, and their leaders from across Ontario spendâ€" ing Saturday and Sunday at the Dome, and sleeping there overnight. Representing Oakville will be 1st Bronte, 9th Oakville, 11th Oakville ‘A‘ Colony, 1st Trafalgar, SEATING IS LIMITED PREâ€"REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED COST You are invited to join us for an evening dedicated to Women Financial Planning Find out what every woman needs to know about her financial future! Wine Cheese will be served The evening features Gail Kennedy, AUTHOR of her new book "You‘re Worth It". Gail has spent over 25 years in the financial industry and is one of Canada‘s top RRSP specialists. She will focus on issues which affect women, why women are in a dangerous situation financially and how they can protect themselves in the future. Glen Abbey Golf Club 1333 Dorval Drive, Oakville Tuesday, November 29th, 1994 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. $69.00 (ast IncL) (includes copy of Gail Kennedy‘s new book "You‘re Worth It") THE OAKVILLE BEAVER A donation will be made to The Burlington Breast Cancer Support Services (Char.Reg. #8045784â€"11) R.S.V.P. 844â€"7406 GREEN, WIEBE ASSOCIATES 1881 [s$ FAIRVIEW STREET /5 AT BRANT ST. BURLINGTON 2nd Trafalgar, and 7th Trafalgar. The sleepover is being held to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Beavering in Ontario. It will be the largest gathering of Beavers from across the province, to date. With less than 100 boys in pilot programs in Toronto, Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo, and Peterborough in 1974, Beavering has increased to over 33,000. 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