Pages, The Maral, Friday, February 24, 1994

OTTAWA. (CP) — As the
: Liberals begin the scramble
to attract voters later this
year, they are bound to
loosen the purse strings to
"pump more money into job-
*creation schemes.
Spending estimates
tabled in the Commons this
week shaw the government
expects to spend about $20
; million less on its key job-
. creation programs in the
coming fiscal year than it

Progressive
Association

ers

Special General Meoting to consider .
changes to constitution.

TERRACE HOTEL; SUNDAY FEB. 26, 1984
2:00 p.m. _

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did this year. But that g gap is:
virtually assured of being -
wiped out in light of the
government’s own forecast
that more than 1,3 million
Canadians will remain
jobless throughout the year.
Ag it stands now, direct
job-creation funds directed
at the adult unemployed
have been chopped while
money aimed at young
people has been increased

sharply.

Conservative.
of Skeena

Time: 7:30 0 p.m.

Morgen P. Eng.
Caalltion - 25 min.

the question.

Giesbrecht.
7. Adjournment. :

Districtof Terrace
Notice of Public Meeting

Kemano Completion .

Place: Terrace Arena Banquet Room
Date: Friday, ay 24,°1984

Opening Remarks y Chairman John
2. Presentation by. Skeena Protection

3. Presentation by Aluminum Co: of .
Canada (Alcan). - 25 min.
4. Presentations by other reyistered
organizations - 3 min. each.
(Organizations wishing to make a
presentation must register by phoning
the Municipal Office at 635-6311 before
4:30 p.m,- Thursday, February 23, 1984).
5. Question Period

—Specific to the point questions. Speaker
must use microphone, give name and
direct question through the Chairman. -
—Respondent must reply specifically to

—Questioner - allowed supplem entary

response for clarification, if required.
6. Closing Remarks by Mayor Helmut.

F (Target: Time 10:30 ‘pid 2 op gies

District Terrace —

in: Wester”
_Gonods. ae

LOG HOME ,
Centrally located, large
lot, fruit trees, ald timer
| with history and
character. Still a great
farnily home, 4
bedrooms, 1% baths,

family room with —

woodstove, rock
fireplace in living room
with insert. Call Beb
Sheridan.

Agreat family home in
a quiet area of town. .
Four bedrooms, sauna,
wood sfove and sundack
.are just some of the
‘features of this lovely

220 KALUM STREET

under. * efowa,

whose ‘unemployment rale "pe
_is about “seven- percentage ' vi

points above the national
average of 11.8 per cent, will
get about 70 per cent of the

$1.04 billion in . -total

estimated spending. --

_ Job creation got brief
treatment’ in- Finance
Minister _ Marc ' Lalonde's
budget last week, Warning

of “nothing less than a

national tragedy,” he added
& meagre $150 million to the

$1-billion youth employment *

and training fund for the
hew fiscal year. —

Lalonde said overall job-
creation and training efforts
would exceed $3.5 billidn, an
increase of $525 million over
the current year. But in-
cluded in this figure was

Here are vrerrace’s latest 400 club bowlers,

‘recovery capital —
generally. « capital” Father
than labor intensive.

. ‘Lalonde’ ‘alae ‘allea’ to
: mention. that. $185 mitlion’ of
that $525 million. increase in -
“spending -is’ attributable” to

the fact’ that’ tle’ govern-
ment ‘didn't’ spend: ‘as much
as it planned on: ‘special

: recovery Projects. this year.

. The! “government: ‘fas
boosted - spending ‘for-‘the

- next. fiscal, year to $1, 12

billion. from. the - original
estimate of $835 million, But

‘a breakdown of ‘key. .job-

creation efforts . show
ltton te will drop to $1.04

iBion from $1.06 billion this .

‘ job-creation “funds: has
shrunk to $29.4 million in the
‘coming fiscal: year ‘from
$112 million: this year. The

program . was — lirst. ‘an- .
nounced in the: June ".1982

budget at a cost of “$150
miBion, " ‘Lalonde -added

_anether $150 million in: his:

budget last April, but there

was: no reference ‘to. the .

program in hig. latest
budget, -

“Meantime, the “Cailada
Works program, aimed" at

short-term jobs for’ people |
on layoffs. or who have .

exhausted : their ~_unem-
ployment insurance .

- benefits, is being slashed to .

$294 million from. $752
million this year.

Randy Durand (left) and:

Adrian Mumford (right). Adrian bowled his 405 score on Nov. 7, 1993 and
Randy knocked the pins over for a score of 425 on Feb. 16, 1984. Breaking
the 400 mark Is not something t hat happens-to a bowler every day. Both

_ players threw 10 strikes, but
; cand Adrain finished off with a hea
“the lanes. ‘for many years,

having nine. years behind him. Both bowl. on

Terrace: Bowling Aliey.

REVENUE DUPLEX

In the Horseshoe, 3°
bedroom suite and 2
bedroom sulte.
Producing $800 monthly
gross, separate drives
-and: entrances. $78,000.
Call Bob Sheridan.

home. Large lot
privides lots of room for
the children and dogs.
Call Danny Sheridan.

164 84; ff. OF LIVING

m JUST LISTED
In the horseshoe
camfortable 4 bedroom
famlly home, Numerous

features such as kitchen -

‘pantry, twa fireplaces 1
with Insert,. jarge rec
room, 3 pee. bath in

basement. _.  Feneed:

fandscaped and extra

gf vehicle parking. Asking
333,50.. For) = an
appointment Call Dick
Evans. .

AREA .

.On a quiet street on the
bench. A large and
spacious familly home
with many — special
. features. 4 bedroons,
vaulted cellings, :

rgom mdke this a must
fo see. = For an
‘appoiniment to view
call Danny’ Sheridan.

TWO STOREY ON
a. EVERGEEEN

Attractive home with 3

bedrooms, 1 & ¥2 baths,

‘patio doors fo rear.

sundeck, finished
basement including
- sauna, recreation room,
bathroom and laundry.
Landscaped and fenced
yard. To view Phone
Rusty or Bert Liungh.

LOOKING FOR A.
STARTER HOME .
Make an appointment to
view some of these: -

- OWNER ANXIOUS TO

SELL4111 NORTH E&Y

' Attractive-tow badroom
bungalow with full
basement. - Two
bedrooms, 2 pce. bath, 2-

_ bedrooms, _—_ fireplace,

laundry room.:’ and
partially completed: rec
room in the basement.
Price $59,500. For -
viewIng phone Rusty or

' Conservatory, . double _ ,
garage and large family Bert Ljungh.

21. ACRES NEAR
WILLIAMS CREEK -°
Acreage has subdivision

_ possibilitles,, owner has

Started to develop thé
read, land’ has some

‘frees, : hydro ~and

telephone are available,

for: further infermation

call Bert Ljungh. |

GREAT VIEW FROM
CHURCHILL. DRIVE
Nicely finished home .
-1400 So sq.- ff, full.

_ -basement, ensuite

plumbing, sundecks, 4th
bedroom.. in the
basement: also...

recreation. room and
Jacuzzl,. two lovely rock
fireptaces and many
more fine features. For
appointment phone
Rusty or Bert Ljungh.

andy finished with a.spare on his last ball,
dpin. Both playérs have been playing
Randy. being ‘a 19. year...veteran.and Adrian:
a reguiar basis at the

mN

LIKE TO LIVE AT THE
LAKE? a

Parklike setting in a
private area at Lakelse -
Lake. Lot Is 100x120 on:
ist. Avenue. - Bullding
site cleared and road Is
In to this. appealing .
Property. Listed at only -
$12,000. For. more
details call Joy Dover.

‘THRIFTY THINKING

NICE AND CLEAN IN
CALEDONIA
SUBDIVISION

Three bedroom, - two. «
storey, eating area in:
the kitchan, patio doors *
tosundeck over carport,
natural gas heat and
paved driveway. To
view phone -Rusty: or
Bert Ljungh..

3 hedr6om home in the
- 4900 Block af _ the
-Horseshoe- area | for

se $47,000, This well kept:
‘Thome has bean

tastefully’ redecorated
for comfortable living.
Large landscaped lot
wih separate garage.

“| Call - ‘Joy for . -more

Information.-

1475 Mapta Street: 3
bedrooms, garage, -
landscaped lot $50,000,
. 2704 Kenney Street: 3
bedrooms, Large’ or
197200, $58,000. .

4728 Walsh: 2 bedrooms,

NORTH OF TOWN

5.78 acres In Woodland

Park Subdivision |ust

minutes . from — town.
f Now priced af. $36,000.

For details call Dick

Evans.

free standing stove,
landscaped lot 60x13].
349,500.

20 OS. Spark: 2
- bedrooms, = full

basement, "carport.
+ $42,500. rn

“WANT ALL THE
EXTRAS? ;
This, 3 bedroom 4 year

* old full basement home
Is in picture book
condition. _ Heatalator
fireplace, woodstove, .
and natural gas heating
isan economical
combination. Extra
large fenced lot and
carport. Asking $67,500.
Call Joy tp sea this very
neat package.

GREAT LITTLE |
- STARTER
“This older homé has

.. been totally renovated

Inside. All thats left Is
the finished exterior
stuceo, Lovely. garden
lot, many frult trees. 3
-bedrooms, natural gas.
Located ori Molitor. Cal)
_ Danny Sheridan for an
appointment: to view.

23 ACRES LAKELSE

AVENUE -

” Presently zoned .
‘administration’ | and-
assémbly with potential
of Central Commercial

-on fhe Terrace

‘Community Plan.

remaining piece of:
property =—s In the
downtown core. For
pree and details

contact Dick Evans, _

CONVENIENT To:

2: -bedroom: full
basement with 3rd
bedroom, rec room and
extra bathroom : in
basement. Carport &

HOSPITAL & SCHOOL

workshop & storage
room all in fop
condition. Asking
$64,500. . Call Bob
Sheridan.

E (1976. LTD. ’

635-6142

| JOHNCURRIE BOB SHERIDAN

635-9598

65-2666 | ga ts

.BERTLJUNGH RUSTY LJUNGH DICK EVANS

635-5734

635-7086 ;

 DANNYSHERIDAN JOY DOVER’
425-5927

635-7070

The $300 million in in apecial -

‘Possibly’ the largest

million increase is slated for

._ the Career ‘Access program
under” which the. ‘goyern-
- ment. provides wage sub-

sidies to employers who’ hire |
inexperienced - people:

-, About 88 per cent of the $237. |
< million” allocated for the. 1
a coming: ‘fiscal ‘year®: dg 7:
‘pected to benefit young

» people... Hae ;
Spending on, the so-allea m

ef war. declared.

as Trieeting. ‘of ‘the - “Ontario
~ Gattlemen’s *:*, Association,

: Which’ ‘represents thousands
of peel beri i ghey hay isi in

| Research’ Ltd; of Toronto, - rf

- “We have to fight back. This —

is not the time to lie down. ho wh
, Clark: tae ithe. enna

: prograin :

: “industries, ,
Sounding - ike a: “fostbell. .
‘eogeh preparing her players ‘
-\for’a“big game, marketing |
© consultant . Cheryl : ‘Clark
* rallied Ontario beef farmers’
7 ‘Thursday § for a war agalnat
the fish, Pot and Poultry”

- Assistance and’ Develop-
ment Program, designed to

. boost:-permanent -“Jobs’ in

areas. of- chronically high

unemployment, “will Ine.
Amount of money”
allocated: last year. 7s

“:Meantime, “the govern
“| ment has not’ said how ‘he
_ $160. million announ

"crease ‘marginally: to $10, 8
‘mitttion from. bait: 4102 :

Funding for: Jot ‘Corps, a

“to ‘provide ,
severely. | -: ‘dlsidvantaged '
people: wt ~emivioyment

au ("1 war, it's open Wi war; am

said - Clark, . consultant. for

Actionable ©... Market,

Eating

hy BEVERLEY HOLDEN n
‘ASK any child; beans taste good, look goad, and feel good.
Ask an adult, and you will probably draw.a blank; This lack

of enthusiasm stems. from the can-dependency of North:
’ American society, Cook’ your. own pat of begs once,’ ‘and.

you'll never want to open another can. -

beter =

eg therie Beef. Sounds en
. Clark said. © cob

In learning real bean cookery, there. are several im-

portant (and pleasant) discoveries to be made:

1) Beans in cans cost more thah 4 times as much as

beans you cook for yourself, arid corttain undesirable ad-

ditives, to say nothing of the can iteelf which is an ecological

disaster,

2) Beans are of critical nutritional value for meatless

and “less” meat’? “diets supplying vital protein and B.

vitamins.

television

“ads; “ gulppot

: pevelnotsl governments and:
‘eatllemen’s . groups.” The
' Ontario. cattlemen “were
- expected , fo -contribule

about $900,000 this year but

$40 million from, $33: m {ion.
Other direct: _job-crealion

* efforts include. $170 million
'to-ereate jobs for stugien

this. summer, : the seme

‘for
“youth‘in, the: ‘bade Hy ‘be
wed.

The: “$snilllon-a-year
‘canipaign, whi

‘budget problems — forced
them to cut- their: ‘eon-
tribution to $200,000, -

Clark sald the war is over

_ cansumption and the wiiner

3) There-are over a dozen different kinds of dried beans.
and peas available, ina beautifulatrayofearthy colors.

4) Uncooked beans are easily and attractively stored in
large, lidded glass jars, and will keep for up to a year.

5) A large pot of beans can be cooked up once or twice’a
week and used for a variety of dishes -a real time saver.

6) Cooking beans takes time but not a lot of attention.
Here's how: Cheek for rocks, (I'm not joking!) Rinse well.
Place in pot.. Cover with water, Bring toa boll. Simmer
until tender, adding water as needed to keep beans covered.

Drain, reserving Btock. Refrigerate both beans and stock

for later use. ~

Over. the next two weeks, Instead of reaching tor a can,

. try out these 2 basic recipes:

ChiliginCarne :
Saute: 1 onion, sliced; .% green pepper, diced; mushrooms,

sliced (optional)... ,..

Add: 3 ¢. cooked Winey ‘beans; 2 ©. ‘ tomatoes, . chopped
(fresh or canned); 2. tep., chili. pawder;,1 tsp,-salt;.d-4isp,

lemon juice or cider vinegar.

‘Bring toa bail. Serve with steamed brown rice.
- Boston UnbakedBeans

Saute: 1 onion, diced .

” Add: 3e. cooked pintoor navy beans; 3 tbsp. browns sugar; 3 |

tbsp. molasses; 2 tbsp. catsup (homiemade?);1 tsp. salt; % /.

tsp. dry mustard:

Using just enough reserved bean stock, bring to. ‘a boil.

Simmer,

Both of these taste best the next day, 30 make them up
ahead and make lots, ‘Next time: a collection of hearty

bean soups.

Remember that dried legumes are extremely inex-.
pensive, highly nutritious foods that are readily available In
any quantity from Northern Delights Natural. Foods,
Currently In stock are: Aduki Beans, Black Turtle-Beana,
Garbanzo Beans, Green and Red Lentils, Green and Yellow
Split Peas, Kidney Beans, Lima Beans, Mung Beans, Navy

. Beans, Pinto Beans, and Soybeans. Copies of all recipes

printed in this columatt' are also available at Northern

Delights.

March 9, 1984,

' Prince Rupert

George.

To be i gongldgred. each tender must be submitted In
duplicate o on the forms: sipplled by the Department, So
"and must be accompanied by the security specified | w

on the tender document.”

The lowest or any tender ot necessarily accepted.

V. Poruks (Airs) |
Regional Superintendent
Matertal Management
Canadian Coast Guard
Telex: 04-53235

CANADIAN COAST GUARD

Sealed tenders for the
addressed to the undersigned at 700 West Georgla
Street, #th Floor, Vancouver, 8.C. VZ¥. 1E1, and’
’ marked with the contract name and number will be
_ received until 2:00 p.m., Vancouver time, Friday,

Canadlan Coast Guard Contract No. CGWos3-1 16 ,
“The Contract will ‘somprise oF ° - .

" Instaltation and ‘Hook up of Water Main; ae
diamater at Seal Cove Canadian Coast Guard Base,

Performance specifications, layout drawing’ and.
. fender documents may. be obtalned from. the -
_ undersigned at 700. West Georgla Street, 9th Floor, | .
» Nancouver,, B.C. phone 661-31%. Specifications are. ;

also on display at Construction Association offices

In Varicouver, Prince # Rupert Terrace, and. Prince .

Deposit of $25, © jar documents and ‘specifications,
" must bemade In thé formof'a ‘cheque payable tothe
’ Recelver: General for. Canada, and will be released’
on return’ bf Hie ddéuimants in good condition within”

_ one month of the tender. closing date.

project listed below, |

~ Canada

will be ‘the oné who can
capture the typical ‘meat
consumer |) —-. a. young,
childless, working. woman.

' MUST BE AGRESSIVE: :

She told the ‘cattle
producers; who represent
thousands of. beef hermes
in Ontario, that ©
agressive acivertiaing
campaign is necessary ‘to
combat . the - ‘vigorous
promotional campaigns

-sponsored’ by the fish ‘and

poultry industries. © - «
‘Clark: sald: ‘the fish ° te
dustry. is’ preparing ‘fo ‘for
major ‘fight: ‘ait the: twill
year $7-million advertising
budget of the Canadian
Department -of Fisheries.
The poultry industry ig also
| advertising heavily, ‘she
said.
Beef also has to overcome

"a serious image problem of .

being perceived as being too
fatty. and calorie: heavy,
said Clark. - .
Carolyn McDonell, “20-
ordinator of - the’. Beet
Information Centre, - “the
national. beef marketing
organization, sald. - the
nutritional image ‘ problem
of beef will be the focus of a
new “blitz” by: the centre
this year,

She said a ‘quarterly
newsletter entitled: Meat

_ Probe, disputing “health

concerns about. red meats,
will be mailed’ to: doctpirs
Physical education’ ““in-
structors and other health
specialists. .
ATTACKS STUDY |

In - ‘addition, © - ~ said

_ McDonell, there will be “an -

organized effort to fight this
cholésterot says, we
referring to°- a ‘study ‘

' released tast month that
. says reduction’. in

cholesterol reduces the risk
of heart attack. .

The o-yeat study by
researchers _ at. - the
University: of”. Toronto,
MeMaster. University ; and
the National, Institutes. ‘of
Health in Bethesda, - -Md.,
showed - that . lowering

, Cholesterol, found in large

» quantities ‘in red meats,

‘reduced ‘the incidence ' ‘of
: heart attacks by an average:

of 19 per cent.
McDonell sald the centre

is planning a “media blitz”

to contest the cholesterol

problem posed: by. “sich
Studies,

_ She said she. hopes to
_Persiiade © other |  Heat-
. Producing groups, auch as
‘thé Canadian Meat Council

and the Canadian Pork-
Council, to share the costs of
circulating the Information.
In. addition; . McDonell
said the centre has aeiit

tetter to the federal

government protestitig the
federal fish promotion when
‘it's bound - fo ' be
detrimental te ther projein:
foods." -