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4-H Munchies Established The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, November 23, 1996 19 We, the 4-H Munchies are a new group started by our leader, leader, Beth Meszaros, and her assistant assistant Kate Lang. Our group members are Andrea Meszaros - President, Brenda Jaspers- Fayer - Secretary, Hannah Spiers - Treasurer, Julie De Jong - Press Reporter. Our first meeting was held on October 12, 1996 at the home of our leader, Beth. The unit we are studying is "The Power of Produce". We are learning about a variety' of foods and how to prepare them. At the meetings we start with the pledge, and then the president president takes over and asks for any new business. After this we head into the kitchen where we start to cook. When the food we are preparing needs to sit on the stove for awhile, or if we are finished with it, we go to the living room. This is a time for talking about different things or playing games that have something to do with 4- H. It was at our third meeting that we all dècided to call ourselves ourselves the Orono/Newcâstle Munchies. retirement from CFRB. We en- In Brief.. Students Win Soil and Crop Scholarships The East Central Soil and Crop Improvement Associa-, tion recently awarded $500 scholarships to Jessica Barrie of Bowmanville and Andrew Frew of Nestleton. Jessica Barrie is currently attending the University of Waterloo and Andrew Frew attends the ; University of Guelph. Scholarships are given annually annually to post-secondary students students studying soil or crop production with preference given to those in courses featuring featuring environment sustainability. sustainability. Top Forage Grower for Durham East Local farmer Tom Bens- chop was recognized as a "premier grower" for Durham East County at this year's Ontario Ontario Forage Master's competition competition held at the Royal Agricultural Agricultural Winter Fair. Benschop was one of 12 county level winners chosen from around the province. As one of the top growers, Benschop will be asked to speak to other local growers about producing top quality forage. The Ontario Forage Master Master competition is held each year to promote excellence in the growing, harvesting and storage of forages. AECB Publishes Radiation Levels According to the latest information information bulletin from the Atomic Energy Control Board (AECB), the public radiation radiation dose due to operation of the Darlington Nuclear Station was 1.3 microsieverts during the three-month period from July 1 to September 30. The year-to-date radiation dose for Darlington residents is measured at 3.4. microsieverts. microsieverts. The year-to-date level for Pickering Nuclear Station is 10.7. . A radiation dose is a measure measure of the quantity of radiation radiation absorbed by the body of persons living just outside the station boundary. The radiation dose from a single chest x-ray is about 70. microsieverts. Some of the things we have cooked are: Tomato Bruschet- ta, Restuffed Potato Skins, Sangria Punch, Fruit Muesli, Minestrone Soup, Baked Apples Apples with Maple Sauce and Quick Tomato Sauce. So far my favourite has been the Quick Tomato Sauce. Our field trip is one I will never forget. We went to the .Royal Winter Fair. For me it Was a first! We watched the International Superdogs show. It was awesome! awesome! It was great to see the life size butter sculpture of Wally Crouter honouring his joyed watching some of the horse shows, looking at more horses, cattle, sheep, rabbits, chickens, goats and other farm animals. There were GIANT vegetables to view and the best from field crops to Christmas trees. We also saw some of the square dancing competition. One of the treats I got to try was tasting my very first candy apple. It was good! I'm sure it won't be my last. I hope to make many more visits to the Royal Winter Fair in the years to come. Report Written by: Press Reporter Julie De Jong OronolNewcastle Munchies .uitottvv WR \m i v PEER HELPERS -- Central Public School in Bowmanville is now a member of the Ontario Peer Helpers Association. Pictured above with a plaque honoring present and future peer helpers are teacher Jean Welsh, principal Linda Gardner, and Optimist Club sponsors David Kemp, Jim Wintonyk (at right) and Clare Howse (extreme right). Official caps and badges were given to all eleven peer helpers: (1-r in front) Steven Sendall, Karen Humber, Erin Bacon, Gloria Morton, Ivan Lo, Gerald Allard, and Kyle Hubbard, (1-r in back) Melissa Wheatley, Melissa Vanderveen, Rachel Hills, and Olivia Olivia Sargent-Finch. Peer helpers look out for younger students during lunch and recess. 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