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ment Cook Book. % cup of margarine (or lard) 1 cup white sugar 2 cups rolled oats 2 cup sour milk (add 2 tsp. of vinegar to fresh milk, and let stand 10 minutes) 2 cups all-purpose flour % tsp. baking soda 2 tsp. baking powder ~ % tsp. salt Cream the margarine and sugar. Add the rolled oats alternately with the sour milk. Sift the dry in- gredients together and add them to the mixture (you may have to chill the dough to stiffen it some before the next step). Roll out the dough until it's 4"" thick, cut out (I use the rim of a Cook of the Week Our cook for this week is Gerry Withers. Gerry, along with his wife Cathy, and their two daughters, Allyson 9 years and Lindsay 6 years old have lived in Terrace Bay now for 3 years. Gerry is an employee of Kimberly Clark in the Industrial Relations Department. Gerry and his wife Cathy are involved in Parent Link. The name "Leaside High"' comes from the fact that these cookies taste like ones he used to eat in High School. It took 4-5 years to find this recipe which they eventually found in a Govern- They have had this recipe for about 9 years, and still make them regularly, even though only Gerry and his oldest daughter, Allyson like them. "Leaside High" Oatmeal Cookies glass) and bake on a greas- ed cookie sheet at 350 degrees for 10-12 minutes. Makes 2 to 3 doz. 2'2"' dia. semi-soft cookies in which you can really taste the oatmeal ("Dad's" cookies they're not). They taste. not unlike Scottish oatcakes. Health Information Week In conjunction with the Canadian College of Health Record Ad- We need you... Please give. CANADIAN CANCER soceTe. CANADIENNE SOCETY DU CANCER R.E. Belluz Realty Ltd. Simcoe Plaza, Box 715 Terrace Bay, Ontario POT 2WO Office (807) 825-9393 ministrators, the Local On- tario Health Records * Association of Region 12, announces health informa- tion awareness week - confidentiality . The health record prac- titioner, along with all health care providers in the hospital, work together to Solicitor General, Schreiber, Ontario. Ontario P7B 5G5. THUNDER BAY. (807) 475-1285. accepted. ONTARIO GOVERNMENT TENDER FLOOR COVERING Tenders are invited to Replace Existing Floor Covering with New at the Ministry of the O.P.P. Detachment, Job No. 137-SG-69504. : Tender documents may be obtained trom: Ministry of Government Services, District Of- fice, 500 Algoma Street, North, Thunder Bay, Sealed tenders will be received until 3 p.m. December 5, 1985 at which time they will be opened in public. TENDER CLOSING IN Note: for further information, please contact Mr. N. Knutson, Ministry of Government Services, Thunder Bay, Ontario. Telephone The lowesi or any tender not necessarily Ministry of _ Government | Antari, Services | ensure that your privacy is maintained. Each in- dividual is entitled to privacy in relation to his health record and the infor- mation contained therein. As health record prac- tioners, it is our respon- siblity to maintain your right to privacy. y ) Dw Dear Readers: At this time of year- when we are all thinking about our Christmas obligations it is also time to think of those less fortunate. Many of us have said that we would help so- meone but we don't know what is needed of us. To assist with that problem we are now collecting new or used items to be sent to the' Northwestern Regional Centre in Thunder Bay. This Centre is funded by the Ministry of Communi- ty and Social Services the area from the Manitoba border to just west of Wawa. ~ They presently care for Winnie's scribbles " Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, November 20, 1985, page 5 142 mentally handicapped children and adults ages 6 and up. ; Their present budget does not allow for Christmas gifts and they are not permitted to solicit donations. Parents, if you are try- ing to dispose of old toys, we will gladly accept them if they are in good condi- . tion. If you are not a parent please consider buying a gift or making a cash dona- tion which will be used for gifts. We will accept any toys, games, perfumes, musical items, mitts, hats, scarves, socks: the list is endless, unfortunately we cannot accept clothing. Drop off boxes will be by Winnie Campbell A surprise birthday par- ty was held at Mrs. Eleanor O'Connor's home on her 94th birthday, on November 10th. Many friends and_ relations attended. She was presented with ~ a Money Tree by Rev. Bill Legrande which was made by Joan Neimi and Heather. Many nice gifts were presented also flowers and gifts from. the town. A beautiful cake was served, made by Mrs. Legrande. Visitors from Thunder Bay were Mr. and Mrs. Les Corbett and Ern. - Hucul. Mrs. O'Connor wishes to thank all who helped in any way. Mrs. Marg. Harris will be attending a 2 day seminar in Thunder Bay on November 21st and 22nd concerning the Children's Aid -and Adoptions. Anyone wishing to attend please phone 824-2594. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Almos from Thunder Bay - are visiting at Mr. and Mrs. R. McAdams. Mrs. Marg Nesbitt was a winner on the Chimo Home Bingo also Mary Valentino. Another will start in December. Congratulations to Mr. Mike Cosgrove (our new Reeve) our past Reeve, Mr. H. Fischer who has done many good things will be able to rest. Also con- gratulations to all the others who were nominated. Don't forget the Bazaar and Tea of the Anglican Church Ladies, Saturday the 23rd of November in the Town Hall. set up at the Terrace Bay Credit Union and the Ter- race Bay Recreation Of- fice. This Christmas please think of these children as well as your own family and friends. Please contact me for any further information. Thank you. Cathy Mcgrath 825-9475 ~ Pictured are Mrs. Eleanor O'Connor and Rev. Bill Legrande, on Mrs. O'Connors 94th surprise Birthday Party with the money tree that was presented to her. trustees. I would like to thank all the people who supported me. I was very pleas- ed with my results. Congratulations to the new Reeve, councillors and Please feel free to contact me. I'm still there to listen and help. Chris Joubert : NY mz) (; lo ) 7} Schreiber S 824-2549 Spadoni Department store sy eae fo, NZS, ~ M4 * Ped 1 < b) amy, (24 Nt RA --<-- sno, SS ¢ ? * ROA ¢. --<-- \ All children's clothes babies - teens boys - girls T-shirts - | snowsuits 5, OWL ¢. v4 IW --s RS can, oS Santa was here Sy), and left a . great selection of We can help with your Christmas shopping for children check out our new arrivals in Tix 4 INS 2 edie wot cS la ~< * 7, ) Seay xe BN | Wy 4 am Sd dresses & & jumpsuits 4 for New SS Years Ball cc . = * HN eses | Sw am** ee DN eed TKN ees I ie Nemes? yA UST ANS ANS * Ss yagyZ T-_ ww WZ x 7,