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i ei os Terrace Bay offers food courses Enjoy 1, 2 or all 3 of the following tasty work- shops offered by. the Terrace Bay Recrea- tion Department in con- junction with Confeder- ation College: Great Beginnings Appetizer and Food Processor Cookery - Friday April 29, 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. Expand your appetizers to main course dishes and short- en your work time with a food processor. Re- cipes can be prepared with or without a food processor. Enjoy samp- ling a wide variety of dishes including choco- late mousse, carrot vichysoisse, puff pastry, escargot pate and cheese appetizers. Many tips for quick des- serts will be presented as well as handy hints for food processor cook- ery. Vegetable Bounty Saturday, April 30, 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon. From appetizers to des- serts, vegetable cook- ery will stretch your food dollar, add valuable nu- trients and perk up your everday fare. Pasta Pri- mavera, cakes, vege- table soups, pates and many more varied vege- table dishes will be pre- pared. Join us for this interesting workshop. Fine Finales Desserts for Choco- late Lovers - Saturday, April .30, 12:30 - 3:30 p.m. For those who yearn for a taste of chocolate - learn to pre- pare a host of elegant desserts as the final touch to your meals. Join us and sample some lovely desserts featuring truffled pears, chocolate sea shells, white chocolate mousse in chocolate cups, cherry meringue shortcakes, Schreiber CWL by WINNIE CAMPBELL Mrs. Ray Stefurak presided for the regular meeting of Holy Angels CWL and led the open- ing prayers. Sister Mar- vel gave the scripture reading. Mrs. Billie Anne Saarinen read the minutes and corres- pondence which includ- ed thank yous for mass and get well cards. Mrs. Roxanne McLelland gave the Treasurer's re- port. Sister Marvel, Church Life' Convenor, announ- ced that the rosary will be recited daily during May in the Church at 6:45 p.m. for World Peace. Christian Family Life Convenor, Mrs. Es- telle Morrill, reported on the activities of the Guides and Brownies. Education Convenor, Mrs. Colleen Gauthier, reminded members of the open meeting to be held on April 26 about the Lake Superior High School, Schreiber Cam- pus. Community Life Convenor, Mrs. Teresa Stortini, reminded mem- bers to bring articles for the parcel to be sent to two families in Poland. She read a letter from a family in Poland who have received a parcel from a family in Holy Angels Parish, which described some of their difficulties in day to day life and how grateful they were to receive help from strangers in Schreiber. Mrs. Kay Stefurak thanked her executive and all the members for > their help and co-oper- ation during her term as President. The election chair- person, Mrs. Rose Spe- ziale, presented the new slate of officers for Holy Angels CWL for 1983- 84. President - Mrs. Billie Anne Saarinen; 1st Vice President - Mrs. Irene Borutski; 2nd Vice President - Mrs. Col- leen Gauthier; 3rd Vice President - Ms. Anne Marie Borutski; Re- cording Secretary - Mrs. Bernadette Cardiff, Cor- responding Secretary - Mrs. Pat Kennedy; Treasurer - Mrs. Rox- anne McLellan. Mrs. Rose Speziale and Mrs. Irene Borut- ski presented Mrs. Stefurak with a corsage and gift. The installation of the new executive will take place at a special mass at 7 p.m. on April 29. Mrs. Saarinen asked for volunteers to look after lunch for the Re- ception after Confirm- ation service on May 26 in the Town Hall, and also after the First Com- munion which will be held May 29 at 10 a.m. Mass. A tentative date of June 4 was set for the membership tea and the next regular meeting will be May 15. Winner of\ the Pot O'Gold was Mrs. Lianne Beauparlant. The lucky draw was made by Mrs. Wiznuk, a visitor from Sault Ste.. Marie. ~ FIREWOOD FOR SALE White Birch Firewood Bolts 100 Inches Long 128 Cubic Foot Cord 6 Cords $405°° delivered KEN DOOLEY BULLDOZING 824-2742 sweet pastry, and flam- beed strawberry des- sert. Also learn how to make white and dark moulded chocolates. Some moulds and choco- late in bulk will be available for purchase after the workshop. Please call the rec- reation office today at 3542 if you are interest- ed in any or all of the above workshops. Deadline is this Friday _ April 22. 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Golf and Baseball equipment arriving daily at Sportsworld where the Fun Begins. a FISHING SUPPLY SPECIALS Rods, Reels, Tackle and Down Riggers DARTS AND ACCESSORIES by Unicorn, Falcon, and My Darts At Sportsworid in Schreiber and and all related accessories at 15% OFF Sale Runs till April 30, 1983 Darts, Flights and Boards at 25% OFF till April 30, 1983 Sportsworld