stansinesaees,

boy found
dead

LOS ANGELES (AP) — A

alcohol and a depressive:
type drug, police said

” FLOOD
- DAMAGE
ASSESSMENT

Northwest and Central B.¢., Skeena, Hass, Kitimat,
Kispiox River Valleys - Queen Charlottes - Port Hardy

YOUR PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT IS DESIROUS OF SURVEYING AND

DETERMINING THE EXTENT OF LOSS AND DAMAGE TO PROPERTY OF
INDIVIDUALS AND SMALL BUSINESSES
OCCURRING OCT. 31 - NOV. 7, 1978

‘The areas to be assessed are those within the boundaries approved by the Federal, .

Newman, 20, Was found in &

said.

Wapeto said -there is .no
evidence of foul play.

Allan Newman was one of

AFFECTED BY FLOOD ‘*°,

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three children born to the

; room at the Ramada Inn in actor and his first wite,
BM Newman = seytsir reheat eee Ta hrs oe ie Tals mag

bi room of an accidental had been staying since last ended in divarce
overdose of a combination of © Tuesday, Lieut, Tim Wapeto Newman married actress

Joanne Woodward in 1953.

The son was a part-time
entertainer who worked
mostly in nightclube-

Kay Parker, disaster organizing volunteers to help

Provincial Joint Committee as follows:~ wae
Following a line due east from Stewart (The International Boundary) to a pol te as
-direetly north of North Bulkley (6 miles east of Houston) then proceeding ina straight
line south to a Jocation parallel toa point 10 miles south of Port Hardy and proceeding -
in a westerly direction to the west of Vancouver Island and then north, encompassing .
the Queen Charlotte Islands and then proceeding east and north following the United .

chairman for the Terrace
Branch of the Canadian Red

Red Cross involved __ Cross Society, is seen here

with Elmer Carrothens,
regional coordinator from

Prince George. Parker 38,

clean up and offer assistance
to homeowners in flooded
areas. People who want
assistance should call 635-
2520. .

OMM:

Fear of entertaining

NEW YORK (AP) — If you
get butterflies in your
stomach when it's time to
entertain, you're not unique.

“Partyphobia”’ is the term
used by Edgar Watkins, a
designer of table-top ac-
cessories by vocation and a

rty host by avocation.

“Though few admit it,” he
says, “I think everybody
gets nervous before giving a
party— even those who do it
well.”

Ways to ‘combat this
anxiety are covered at
length in a book Watkins is
preparing. From personal
experience, he advises;

“Give It a whirl—like a
Paivtie totake.a deep breath

2 a deep brea
and dive in.”

Party-giving was not
exactly new to Watkins when
he arrived in New York City

15 years ago. At home in
Texas, hie parents en-
tertained extensively, —

Adapting to New York,
Watkins hit upon two fun-
damentals.

“Specialize in things that
no one else is specializing
in,” he said. “And, most
importantly, take a look at
the area you will be en-
tertaining in.”

He. diccovered that his
New York friends were
cooking beautiful, elaborate
meals.

“J wasn't going to enter
that sweepstakes,” he said.
Instead, he would make his
debut by serving regional
food.

“T called my grandmother
and got her recipe for chili,”
he recalls. “I called my aunt
to find out how she did fried
chicken. The beauty was if it

didn’t wark out exactly right,
nobody would know, since
they weren't familiar with
that style of cooking.”

Watkins realizes that his
formula is not the norm.

“People who are superb
cooks -might scream and
faint when I say that food is
considerably less important
to a party than the ambiance
and the chemistry between
the people. -

“Simple but delicious
dishes, 1 find, are the most
satisfactory," he says.

Getting the right number
af people in the right space is
basic. Watkins lives in a
brownstone with a small
garden infront and a patioin
the rear.

In the winter, I shouldn't
entertain more than six,’’ he
says, “But in the summer,

Freezing in the fridge

Apartment living may
mean that you don’t have a
garden or your own freezer,
other than the upper com-

ent of your
refrigerator, It does not
mean you can’t benefit from
the bargaln prices of fruits
and vegetables that abound
on the markets today.

‘The freezer section of your
fridge ls not the best place to
freeze food. If you prepare
and package them properiy,
fruits and vegetables should
maintain their top quality for
atleast six months, although
they can be stored longer.

There are two keys to
success with home-freezing,
particularly vegetablea and

its. Firstly, vegetables
must be blanched properly in
order to inactivate the en-
zymes and moat fruite need
to be packed in sugar or a

honey syrup to preserve the
flavor,- texture and color.
Secondly, whatever you
freeze, must be packed in
good freezer bags in order to
prevent possible freezer
, loss in moisture and
food color, and changes in
flavor.
Most fridges today are

self-defrosting which means

that the alr in the freezer
compartment is conslantly
evaporating any water that
might build up an ice-crust
on the walls. This same dry
air will attack the moisture
in your frozen foods if it gets
a chance.

By using freezer bags that
are meoisture-vapor
resistant, you can protect
your food from the dry air.
Good freezer bags, the
“Glad” variety for example,
are made from freezer-thick
plastic which prevents the

His smile will cost

NEW YORK (AP) — Dr.
Stephen Wolner says he gave
up watercolor painting
because it was incredib
difficult, but when his déntal
patients ask, he'll still tattoo

“It's sirange-who wants
through their

a diamond inte a
cap—an elaborate procedure
he perfected in consultation
with a jeweler. More com-
rath io” oa Fr a colorful
u , on too .

Flowers are a big favorite,

he says.

“Tt started pabout four
years ago when waa
making a cap for a patient
‘who wondered if we couldn't
do a little dif-
ferent or something ar-

tlstic,” Wolner = says.
“Together wa came up with
a gold mosaic on the face of
the cap.”
_ This artistic coup disap-
behind cheek and

owl, located aa it was on a
lower tooth in the back. But
word got around,
magazine mentioned
Wolner's tattooing and the
rush was on.

Hewon'taet a diamond un-

tooed some 20 teath ao far, at
a price he won't apecify.
The tattoo is bonded to the
tooth with nomtoxie dental
plastic. It laste about two
years. It can be polished off
the owner decides that, in
the fleeting glimpee wa get ai
moat folks’ teeth, It looks too
much like a leftover piece of

dry air from getting at the
food.

Make sure you remove as
much air as possible before
you twist-tie the bag closed.
An easy way to do this is to
insert a straw in the bag
opening and draw the air out
until the bag clings to the
food.

The faster foods freeze, the
better the quality. Don’t
overwork your freezer
compartment by freezing
larger quantities, of food at
one time, because the
temperature will rise, taking
much longer to freeze the
food,

Instead, work with small
quantities and package in
small freezer bags. The
small 5-cup capacity “Glad”
freezer bag is a handy size
because you can freeze
large quantities, yet
the food freezes quickly
because of the small size of
the package. .
” Put several small bags of
fruit or vegetables, once
frozen,into one medium or
large freezer bag for added
protection. The medium
“Glad” freezer bag has a 20-.
cup capacity; the large one
holds 50 cups, BO you can
package a number of small
gs in either of the larger
slzea, This also helps to
organize your freezer and
makes ite cane for you to
ry Invento
Mf food still frozen,

Remember that your
freezer compartiment func-
tions at its optimum when it
is = three-quarters — full
because the frozen food helps
to maintaln the cold tem-
perature. it uires jest
energy eep frozen fo
cold than it does to keep
empty space cold.

For more information on
home freezing foods write to
the "Glad" Hoxad Freezing
Information Centre, 185
University Avenue, Toronto,
Ontario MSH 358,

using the patio, I can en-
tertain 50, If guests can
move freely about, you don’t
have problems like a man
becoming stuck with his
former wife’s boy-friend.”

A big part of partyphobia,
Watkins believes, is panic
over making a mistake.

“If you have 12 people over
and it’s a disaster, 10 won't
care and you can do without
the two who do. It's only one
evening.

The more cautious—less
adventurous—you are, the
less distinctive will be
anything you produce.”

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States-Canada boundary up the Pearse

Damage will be assessed by mem
Conference, appointed by the governmen
their assessment on completion will be su
consideration.

Individuals who wish to have their
requests for assessment must be eubml
available from and returnable to local assess

B.C., phone 635-7104 Claim forms are also available at your local Government Agency

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FLOOD ASSESSMENT OFFICE
CANADIAN INDEPENDENT ADJUSTERS CONFERENCE

185-6450 Roberts St., Burnaby, B.C. V6G4E1

It is imperative that requests for assessment forms be obtained without delay,
completed in detail and returned promptly to facilitate early examination of
damages, Along with these forms related insurance policies, tax notices, proof of
ownership and detailed lista of items damaged or destroyed will be required.

Those seeking assistance are further advised it is advantageous to salvage and
conduct whatever emergency cleaning and repairs necessary to reduce their loss.

Details pertaining to the above to be listed and held for examination by assessora~ ~"-~" “~
personal Inspections are conducted,
Claim forms available at your local Government Agency.

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Chief Assessor
Canadian Independent Adjusters Conference

_ Phone 204-3748

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