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Page 6, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, October 17, 1984 Cook of the Week Tom Tack has been chief for four and one half years and has been 'a member of the force for _ eight years.. Terrace Bay's Chief of Police, Tom Tack 'con- sented to be our. first "Cook of the Week". Tom BT 40 isn't bad is it JOE? Have a happy Day! in Ontario; should be sent to: Neal T. Emery Suite 4-299 M5S 1V5 @ Ontario THE COMMISSION ON PRIVATE SCHOOLS IN ONTARIO REQUESTS SUBMISSIONS Dr. Bernard Shapiro, the Commissioner inquiring into the role of private schools in the education of children in Ontario has been given the responsibility to: e document and comment on the con- tribution of private schools to ele- mentary and secondary education e identify possible alternative forms of governance for private schools and to make recommendations for changes deemed to be appropriate; e assess whether public funding, and its attendant obligations, would be desirable and could be compat- ible with the nature of their independence. e identify and comment upon existing and possible relationships between private schools and publicly- supported school boards. No general public hearings are planned. Interested individuals or parties who have information and/or wish to comment on any or all of these issues are however, asked to submit briefs to the commissioner by December 31, 1984. Typed submissions Executive Secretary The Commission on Private Schools in Ontario 252 Bloor Street West Toronto, Ontario Those planning to- submit briefs should notify the Commission by October 31, 1984 at the above address, or by phoning (416) 965-7044. All briefs submitted will be considered public information. Tom resides in Rossport in a house overlooking Lake Superior. He spends most of his spare time remodeling the house, however, he also enjoys fishing and beating the Ter- race Bay Rec Director at squash. He would like to share his unusual recipe for salad. Though he didn't name the creation, having tasted it, we came up with Super Salad. Super Salad Super Salad: Ingredients: 1 bunch of green seedless grapes 1 bunch of Romaine lettuce 1 can of salmon (drained) 1 field tomato (chunks) or some cherry tomatoes 2 oz. of cheddar cheese (cubed) 5 or 6 fresh mushrooms (diced) 1 green pepper (chopped) 1 medium onion (diced) dash of garlic powder oil and vinegar dressing Directions: Line a large bowl with lettuce leaves. Break up remainder of lettuce and place in bowl. Add grapes, chunks of salmon and remaining ingredients ex- cept dressing. Mix gently. Add dressing just before serving. Bits and Bites... continued from page 5 and had lots of goodies to eat. Believe me my diet sure took a nose dive but I guess I am not alone in this transgres- 'sion, so that helps. I hope all you nice people are keeping in 'mind the different Fall Bazaars which are com- many willing workers. I took a walk through the Sunday and I felt sort of "let down". I saw quite a bit of trash again under one of the benches. Come on people, please try a bit arder to "stash your trash' in the proper place. Don't forget all you Senior Citizens, keep October 26th open for a real fun night here at the Birchwood Octoberfest. We are looking forward . to seeing the Seniors from Terrace Bay and Schreiber too so put on your glad rags and come at 7 p.m. Believe it or not, this week I have no "Bite."' Maybe we are still in the Thanksgiving spirit so with apologies to you all. Pll do better next week. Until next time... He was teaching his girl arithmetic He said it was his mis- sion He kissed her once, He kissed her twice And said "Now that's addition." But her dad appeared upon the scene : And made a quick deci- sion He kicked the boy three blocks away And called it "Long divi- sion." Give it atry! . Duplicate bridge will be held at Holy Angels School in Schreiber on Friday at 7:15 p.m. Come on out and give it a try! For further information, call Jackie Bell at 825-9465. Rossport Inn licensed dining and . accommodations serving breakfast lunch & dinner "group Attention Women Project Mayday is a of concerned women from communi- ties along the North Shore, working towards the provision of ser- vices for battered wo- men. However, this group recognizes that violence also includes psychological, cultural, institutional and econ- omic forms of oppres- sion. The Project's main goals then are to in- crease the capacity of women to participate in improving the status of their lives, and to in- crease public and pro- fessional awareness of women's issues. Pro- ject Mayday's activities include: A published report on physical violence against women along the North Shore (June 1983) Workshops _consist- ing of films and discus- sions on battering, rape, sexism, pornography. - Attendance at con- ferences on . women's issues. an - On-going participa- sa, Air) GLUE Jog Hogs The Jog-Hogs had another fun night! We were making snacks that night, and they. were delicious. Kim McColeman, Judy Speer and I made cheezie popcorn. That was gone pretty fast! Janet Caranci and Christine Rippengal made the apple jog nog. Bri Samp and Carol Rippengal made bran muffins. While we were wait- Fitness This week the Fitness Freaks were at work again, but this-time in the kitchen working on healthy snacks. Joanne Lalonde and I made Apple Jog Nog. That was delicious but Sandy McBride wouln't drink it because of the raw eggs in it. Jennifer McLeod and Sandy McBride made Cheesy Popcorn. That was absolutely delic- ious. That and the Jog Nog went perfect to- er Finally, Julie Caran- chie, Joelle Kenny and Lisa Merkley made the healthy Bran muffins. I thought they were ter- ing for the bran muf- fins to cook we had our roll call and said our 'pledge. We discussed about eating the right kinds of foods and final- ly the bran muffins were done. We sat down and ate them and had our jog nog. Paula Dodd and Danielle St. Amand made another bowl of Cheezie popcorn and . finally the meeting was over! Freaks tible but some did like them. Then we headed to our work books. We all talked about which food should be eaten at fast food places, which ex- ercises are a for keeping healthy, about our achievement night and we also had to get on the floor and do ten push-ups, ten sit- ups and ten "sissy" push-ups. Of course Dawn, our leader just sat and watched. Finally we all did up the dishes and went home to do our home activities. tion in the Inter-Munici- pal Committee on Fam- ily Violence seeking to establish the North Shore Family Resource Centre. - Incorporation as a non-profit organization (June 1984) - Planning the com- munity-based studies to . increase women's know- ledge of and involve- ment in their own com- munities. During the winter months of 1984-1985 an exciting project is going to be undertaken by Pro- ject Mayday in each of the North Shore com- munities of Manitou- wadge, Marathon, Ter- race Bay and Schreiber. This will be an oppor- tunity for women to study their communi- ties in detail, express concerns about living in small communities and then_see these findings - printed in a report. Project Mayday will be needing the support and input of all women in these communities in order to make this a success. Keep watching this paper for informa- -- tion on how you can be a participant in this very exciting and important opportunity! Homes for the Aged Meeting The Board of Manage- ment of the District of Thunder Bay Homes held their monthly meet- ing at Birchwood Ter- race on Friday, Septem- ber 21. Operating Accounts for the month of August were approved, totalling $185,687.31. On going business was discussed with no major issues being brought forth for deli- beration. To facilitate the at- tendance of the Board at the Open House at Birchwood Terrace Oct- ober 20, the next Board meeting has been sche- duled for Friday, Oct- ober 19, at 3 p.m. in Terrace Bay. Ontario Prospectors - Exploration Companies: Schreiber-Terrace Bay-Marathon The Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources will provide an Economic Geologist to visit, assay and advise you on the potential of any mineral occurrence you may have staked, or know the location of in the Schreiber-Terrace Bay-Marathon Areas. This service is provided free of charge. The Schrieber- Terrace Bay-Marathon 'encompasses an area from Nipigon east to Marathon. This program is funded by the Ministry of Northern Affairs. _For Further Information Call (Collect): Bermie Schnieders or Allan Speed Resident Geologist's Office Ministry of Natural Resources Thunder Bay (807) 475-1331 - Ministry of Hon. Alan W. Pope G3 Natural ekes: John R. Sloan Resources _ Deputy Minister economics Geologist program