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Page 6, Terrace Bay-Schrelber News, Wednesday, May 8, 1985 Spring delite 4 by Irene Folz Our cook this week is Juros Zdanovskis, who besides being one of Ter- race Bay's most eligible bachelors, is also our local real estate agent for Belluz. He came to this area in 1978 and lives in Rossport where 'he operates Mac's Service and the Post Of- fice. He also ran a Charter business and smoked fish commercially but:he finds that real estate takes up most of his time, so that 'business is now in the background. He still likes to smoke fish for his own use and says if anyone would like to try it themselves, just give him a call and he will gladly pass on some hints. When he finds time for leisure, he likes to fish, dive, and hunt, and when the weather gets cold, he tries to get to Florida as often as possible. This is probably why Juros has a tan all year long. His recipe this week comes from Mom. It is a Latvian recipe and comes to us at just the right time of the year. Marinated Smelts 2 Ibs. cleaned smelts - heads and tails on 1 cup fine dry bread crumbs 2 eggs flour for drenching % Ib. onions - sliced equal amounts of Crisco oil and butter for frying large can of tomato juice 3 tbsp. ketchup 1 tbsp. sugar Heat oil and butter in frying pan. Dip smelts in flour, then egg, and bread- crumbs. Fry until crispy. Put smelts aside to cool. Slice onions and fry un- til soft. Add salt and pep- per to taste, add tomato juice, ketchup and sugar. Bring to a boil, remove onions. Layer smelts and onions in casserole dish, and pour over the juice mixture. Refrigerate for 24 hours and serve cold with dark rye bread and baked potatoes. This casserole will keep in the refrigerator for up to one week. BD Over 60 volunteers at- tended the annual Nor- thwestern Region Meeting of the Arthritis Society that was held in Thunder Bay this past weekend. The Region includes 22 com- munities from Kenora: through to White River. Principal speakers were Mr. J. Ross Morrison, Ex- ecutive Vice-President of the Ontario Division, Sal- ly Prystanski and Deborah Brittain, physiotherapists employed by the Arthritis Society for Northwestern Ontario and Sister Gail McDonald, Director of Fund Raising and Public Relations, St. Joseph's Heritage in Thunder Bay. Ross Morrison reported that volunteers had con- ducted campaigns in 463 communities, producing more than $2,720,000, an increase of 15 per cent over 1984. Bequests and Memorials were the second major source of revenue, at $727,000, an increase of 23 per cent over 1984. Total funds raised from the public from these and other sources exceeded $4,178,000 and 76 per cent of that revenue, or $3,177,000, was directed to support the Society's Research and Manpower Programmes. Ontario Division's patient service programme, funded by the Ministry of Health, provid- ed physiotherapy, occupa- tional therapy and social _ Annual Arthritis Meeting work support to more than 6,000 patients. This service is available throughout On- tario and the new service locations will be establish- ed in 1985 in Kenora, Huntsville and Pembroke. In 1985 Ontario Division continued on page 9 1985. TERRACE BAY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY We will be bringing in plants at the end of May and orders will be taken up to and including May 16, Order forms are available as follows: THE PRINT SHOP Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Marjorie Graham 825-3685 Daphne or Peter Monks (evenings) 825-9361 PLANTS WILL BE BROUGHT IN TO ORDER ONLY Delivery date will be advised later a 4 © val Ladies Dresses Assorted spring fashions the 35 ay Ladies Timex Quartz Watch With suede wallet. Reg. 120.00 ially fag <1 << PROCLAMATION The Council of the Township of Ter-: race Bay at their last meeting resolved to observe WEEK, MAY 65 - 11th, 1985. Citizens of Terrace Bay are asked to recognize the many services rendered by nurses to alleviate suffering and promote health. Reeve and Council Township of Terrace Bay NURSES' I2DBVDDDBIBWIVE 30% off reg. price g Ladies Fleece Tops Sizes S,M,L. Reg. $18.98 ® *12.99 - Ladies Nightgowns § Assorted styles. Reg. to 22.98 Ladies Purses Assorted spring colours and styles 30% off reg. price Curling Iron Reg. $8.98 ® "6.99 Blowdryer Reg. 20.98 *14.99 Ladies Wallet with Calculator ® Burgundy or Grey. Reg. 39.98 *34.99 Gold Earrings and Chains Selected Styles 50% off reg. price Mother's Day Draw With every purchase during the week of May 7-11, enter your Mom's name in our Mother's Day Draw. The lucky winning Mom will receive a crystal bowl valued at $60.00. Draw will be made Saturday, May 11, at 5:00 p.m. No refunds or exchanges. "Za, We will not be undersold on our advertised items - we guarantee it a A SSS Tudsons Bay Company *69.99 Pentax K100 Camera Outfit With lens, flash and bag. 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