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The six minutes you will spend getting your turkey

ROAST A TURKEY USING
SIX MINUTES OF YOUR TIME

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raady for the aven may be the most appreciatad time
you, spend for your family this holiday season. You
don't have to cook the dressing, potatoes, gravy, yams
and cranberries to be a hero - the turkey’s the thing.

You can dress up your holiday table with a succulent
roast turkey using only six minutes of your time. There’s
no catch to it. The turkey you buy from your grocer,
chilled or frozen, is ready to cook. Here's all you need do;

If the turkey is frozen, simply place it in its bag in your
refrigerator for three to four days of thawing ar cover
with cold water, changing water occasionally, for a half

hour per pound.

Remove the plastic bag, remove the neck and giblets
from the cavities, rinse the turkey and pat dry with a

paper towel,

Place the turkey breast up on a rack in a shallow
roasting pan. If a meat thermometer is to be used, insert
it into the thickest part of the thigh, not touching a bone.

Roast at 325°F,

When the turkey is beginning to brown, place a foil tent
loosely over the breast to prevent excess browning,

The turkey is done when the meat thermometer reaches
1800 to 185° F, or when the thick part of the drumstick
feels soft when pressed with the thumb and forefinger.
Consult the roasting instructions on the turkey wrapper
or use the following timetable.

APPROXIMATE ROASTING TIMES

(Unstuffed Turkey)
. Weight In Pounds Roasting Time @ 325° F. (hours)
68 21/2 to 31/2
8-12 3.to 4
12-16 31/2 to §
16-20 41/2 to 51/2
20-24 5 to 61/2

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For further information on
these and other job op-
portunities, please contact
your local Canada Em-
ployment Centre at 4630
Lazelle Ave., Terrace.

PROJECT MANAGER
Public education services.
Two required.

ASST. PROJECT MGR. -
$138.00 per week. To co-
ordinate tutors.

GROUP HOME RELIEF

.PARENTS - Must be couple

to relieve regular House.
parents 6 days a month.

‘$240.00 per month per couple.

PRE-SCHOOL TEACHERS -

_Must be qualified with

certificate.

CHILDRENS LIBRARIAN -
Must have relevant
education and-or work ex-
perience, $6.50 per hour,

SUBSTITUTE TEACHER -
Stewart area.

‘FIELD WORKERS - Tutors.

$138.00 per week.

COED TEEN co-
ORDINATOR -*Part time,
evenings. $5.00 to 6.00 per
hour. .

INSTRUCTOR - For
recreation programs for
spring term. $5.00 to 6.00 per
hour.

PHYSICIAN -
General Practice. 19-12 — 15-

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obsteterics.

CLERK TYPIST - Must have
at least two years office
experience plus 45 wpm
typing. :
LOANS CLERK - 45 wpm
typing. $675.00 per month.
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST -
45 wpm typing plus 1 year
experience. $700.00 to 900,00
per month.

DESK CLERK - Evenings.
Must haye previous ex-
perience. $4.00 per hour

DOE.
SALES CLERK - Footwear.
Must have experience. $4.30

per hour.

PARTS SALESMAN - Must
have experience in aulo
wrecking. $800.00 per month,
SALES CLERK - Fart time
for retail clothing store. $3.50
per hour.

SALES CLERK - Bakery,
delicatessan. Experience
essential. $3.50 per hour.
PIZZA COOK - Mature,
clean cut person. Experience
not necessary. $3.75 per hour
DOE. Negotiable.

CHINESE FOOD COOK -
Must be experienced.
$1000.00 per month.

SHORT ORDER COOK - 1%
hour per day for lunches.
$3.00 per hour.

WAITERS & WAITRESSES -
Several required. Full time
and part time.

SERVICE STATION
COUPLE - Meziadin Lake.

$1500.00 per month per §

couple,

BABYSITTERS - Several
required, in Terrace, Full
time and part time jobs.

HOUSEKEEPER - One day
per week. $3.50 per hour,

LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER -
Must be mature, Room and
board,

TURF CARE SPECIALIST -
Must be experienced. Neg.
wages DOE.

SHINGLE SAWYER - Fully
experienced only. $5.00 per
square.

SHEET METAL WORKER -
Must be experienced, Ap-
prentice with two or more
years experience would he
acceptable, Union wage.

CABINET MAKER - Must
have experience and be
familiar with tools, TBA.

SHOE REPAIRMAN - Must
be fully qualified. $600.00 per
month.

RADIATOR REPAIRMAN - .

Should have previous ex-
perience.

BODY REPAIRMAN - Fully
qualified with TQ. Two
positions (one in Terrace &
one in Port Clements).

CAT SKINNER with
Equipment - (CAT) - To
build roads and landing.
CONSTRUCTION ELEC.
TRICKAN - Terrace. Must be
fully qualified. Union rate.
HEAVY DUTY MECHANIC

- Britannia Beach. General §

maintenance, skidders, [WA
-+ 13.00 per hr. os
PROJECT FOREMAN -
Must have good building
skills. $130.00 per week.

PROJECT SUPERVISOR -
Must have experience in
chain link fences, DOE.

TOW TRUCK DRIVER -
Must be experienced and
have air licket, Commission
or wages, $9.00 to 9.00 per
hour.

COMPOSING ROOM
FOREMAN Must be
journeyman or have four
years experience.

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