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6 SA N D Y (O r* .) POST Th u n Septem ber 3 198) (Sm 2) Hourly earnings drop in July Cooking for kids Scout supper easy to make P a rt 3 in a Series NOTE TO PAR EN TS Now, having read the previous two a rticle s in this "K id s At Home On the R ange" senes, you are excited by the prospect of s h a r ing kitchen experiences w ith you r own childre n You know that cooking can en rich fa m ily relationships, enhance a c h ild ’s c re a tiv ity and self-esteem, and help boys and g irls develop valuable life skills The recipe steps are broken down to m ake o rg a n iz ing easier Some steps like m easuring w ater can be handled even by a young ch ild O ther steps m ay take a d ult-ch ild cooperation, and others m ay re q u ire the adult to com plete the task alone for safety reasons As you r child gains m ore experience, he can do m ore steps him self or w ith adult cooperation Seoul Supper 1 Shop together for your ingredients the day before You w ill need 1 package 17 oz.i m acaroni and cheese dinner, I can ( 16 oz ) tom atoes. 6 fra n k fu rte rs , 1 m edium onion, m ilk , m a rg a rin e , pickle re lish and prepared m ustard 2 M easure 6 cups w a te r into a large pan Add 1 teas poon salt 3 Heat w ater to boiling Add m acaroni from box S tir Boil ra p id ly , s tirrin g occasionally, 7 to io m inutes or to desired tenderness 4 Cut 6 fra n k fu rte rs into diagonal slices Chop 1 m edium onion < makes about cup> 5. D ra in w a te r from m acaroni in a colander as soon as it is done, re tu rn m acaroni to pan 6 Add the follow ing to the m acaroni 1 j cup m a rg a rin e ,1« cup m ilk , and the cheese sauce m ix from the box M ix well, like 7 Then add these ingredients the 16 oz can of tomatoes (w ith the liq u id ', the sliced fra n k fu rte rs , the chopped onions, 2 m ore tablespoons m a rg a rin e , 2 tablespoons pickle relish and 1 tablespoon prepared m ustard M ix well 8 Cover and heat thoroughly, s tirrin g occasionally 9 Serve as a lunch o r supper m am dish Makes 6 m ain dish servings Zero-energy home within reach very soon The zero-energy home Is it w ith in rea ch’’ According to Dave Burt- ner, Oregon State U n ive rsity e x te n s io n a g e n t, so m e W illa m e tte V a lle y homes are already p e rfo rm in g w ith unbelievably low energy re quirem ents In one instance, a 1,300 square foot home had only a $25 heating b ill fo r an en tire yea r And that was w ithout a wood stove or solar heating assistance Although this heating h ill is e x tra o rd in a rily low, other s im ila r homes, live d in fo r over four years, have had heuting b ills that are typ ica l ly below $50 a year, B u rtn e r said. F rom both the outside and inside these sup er-e fficient h o m e s a r e a lm o s t in - distiguishable in appearance fro m oth er co n te m p o ra ry designs The difference, a c cording to B urtn er. is in the b u ild in g techniques which, each step d u rin g construe tion, em ploy energy e fficie n t ap plicatio ns Besides extra Average hourly earnings and average weekly hours fo r Oregon m an ufacturing production w orkers fell in Ju ly, according to figures relea sed by the O regon E m ploym e nt D ivision The decrease in hourly earnings follow ed the usual p a tte r n fo r J u ly , as thousands of new w orkers were hired fo r seasonal work in the food prtxlu cts in du stry The m a n u f a c t u r in g w o rk w e e k c o n tin u e d to decline, losing two-tenths of an hour in July "T h is sum m e r has been a very prxtr one in term s of the w o rk w e e k ,” s a id Ray Thorne, em ploym ent d iv i sion a d m in is tra to r The durable grxxi.s sector p e rfo rm e d in c o n s is te n tly over the m onth, w ith as m any in du stries showing in creases as decreases W e e k ly h o u rs in th e lu m b e r and wood products in du stry slipped to 2 7 hours below the Ju ly. 198«) level, w hile the fu n itu re and fix lures and fab ricated m etals industries each had large g a in s in the workweek I ’ r im a r y m etals em ployers reported increased o ve rtim e hours, causing hourly earn ings in tha, in du stry to go up by 22 cents PHONE 667-6214 / ¿ S , , Most industries reported longer workweeks in Ju ly, O (*(oe Trul Center. Open U F 10 9. Set 1 0 $ , Sen 12 5 OPEN LABOR DAY f ic t p t M o tio n •n <J S w i n spred 12.96 latex . Reg 15.96 • Colors match Spred Satin wall paint • Improved durability FALL HOUSE PAINT SALE SAVE NOW ! < G lld d e n Spred Latex Gloat House A Trim Paint tlURlOfl ■ Glldden Spred Latex House Paint 10.99 (spred 12.99 V’ tex gloss V°USf * trim PA«’ Á Reg.15.68 Reg. 16.96 • Durable no-chalk flnlah • Tools clean in soapy water S P E C IA L PURCHASE T ’x4”x5’ Premium Cedar Fence Board H l l . T lt v . i r O » w ...l* u n U . X S h h F jr m V . n j . ^ n o « » U m tlv * . ih « v | » ..u fa r» .- REG. *1092 5.99 4.79 8’ Section Includes: 48" to 84" *1093 8.49 6.79 • 32 - 1"x4"x5' boards • 2 - 2"x4"xfl rails • 1 - 4 "x4 x8 treated Hr post 66" to 120" *1094 10 99 8.79 84" to 150" *1095 15.49 12.39 1O’x2 5’ Poly S h e e tin g INC. Z SALE T im e x T im e r 2.76 i;r 4.44 JA ,r Reg. 4.99 Reg 6.99 • Black or clear • 3 mil thickness • For vapor barrier, storm windows • Set lamps or appliance to go on and off automatically • *8401-002 2 C y c le C h a in s a w M o to r Oil 50 to 1 M ix O re g o n ’s1* B est 7 lb. F ib e rg la s s S p littin g M au l 1.49 • 22 watts provides same light as 75 w a„ incandescent • Ready to Insert In lamp socket Sandy Insurance Agency 20% STOCK * 5.88 KS *1 «•»» LENGTH OFF REG. PRICE 29" to 48" F lo u re s c e n t L ig h t A d a p te r pk Jl MUMt. t» (l» r Hun v’ -vrr .«I n» nihNir. ruled I ’* if» K. bar». li< j k i■mpfc le .trrav <«I jitm Lite. Hun» \ut<> 1 4 . I’erwrful IVup ert V Ku T.¿I . <ul \ . hx It- tnsirjn. i Tl» » jt « y .andntta p>h l » l l . f t< Ihr. «jtft- ..ur in d rf» r» lin t »J Is in« It»- o « I <kmn • »T»lirT»r5 k>wer I h j r Ih r u t h m S it u /u u u - < ‘ •'n/vO tn e TI» S«j(, -I jd .jp W h ite T ra v e rs e Rod Center open Fits standard, casement or recessed windows For windows or ceilings QOC SALE WW EA. PRICE PREMIUM CEDAR FENCE 2.29 PER LIN. FT. To d<> a better job— / with “fam ily account’ insurance 19.77 Reg 2.51 Reg 27.99 • For gas powered chainsaws • 12 oz bottle makes 5 gallons • • • • 36 fiberglass handle Tempered steel head Doubles as a hammer *M 6 .Ns7dd"y •vailab,e ,Or “ le *' °r h*10* ,he adVW"“ d price in 9ach 39041 Proctor Bird , Sandy. OR 668 5527 W TEM TA Tf • M ritfe r 1 X Glldden Spred Latex Semi- Gloss Enamel • Applies easily with brush or roller • Dries In 30 minutes to a washable finish • Wide variety of staybright wall colors Reg. 18.88 UNITED PA C IFIC/REllANCE INSURANCE COMPANIES WHEN YOU MANE A VERY GODO PAINT, IT SHOWS! SAVE 3.00 • 5 gallon can • Asbestos fibres provide longer wear better seal "Independent & Home owned" G a te w a y ( v e t B u f f i is la n d ( ve t B u H f t FACTORY SALE PAINT PRICES GOOD THRU TUESDAY, SEPT 29, 1941 SAVE 3 97 GtlSAN « I w* OAR GROVt »fl W|W * M 8« irun J I «M H A 2 II D fl l FOURTH «1 AS* • »e, 44 ««e • « r * *1 AIN Shul M ill PLAIN » w tw .r • XS » •* X«. SOUTHEAST K $TARK M 1 «•» SI iZhx •X« LONG VIEW n» Caww'o« Si a I den* •»«» NORTH SA lfM GRISHAM • » • r »mr» •« r •»'it«» SOUTH SA U M C « M *C « I » • eerwii Sf CIA CRA M A S (A ST SALIM p ai « tmeatw Bi TIGARD S • Not« X«, SFR IH G FIIIO (M P »rFound FRESH CURDS TUESDAY, 9/1/81 9 A M to 10 P M 12.99:;: ° £ Frosh curds o re no w choddor cheese curds (hot did not hove a ll (ho w hey pressed out They a re spongy a nd squeak on your te e th a re a l delicacy fou nd only at The C heese F a c to ry 1 enamel i * « b e t! Io you « laut rrlia h k tr» r» lh » . tannar» I lu t k r .m « ih r itw . m »«- r»Y-d< i O .nv lr»h r»r»lrnt \ « i n ( jn d *Yk »N y M It» ( mied I ’ m if» K. li •W.JTM» r . i •» >.» if 4^ i t I w ill «hu» y n u S m »» , J h lji $015 MILD LONGHORN Monday, Sept. 7, 1981 A sb e s to s F lb e re d R oof C o a tin g '— iW f Jud ClW fko SO ikuds PRICES GOOD TODAY THRU TUES., SEPT. 8, 1981 k looks past death Adela Rogers St Johns has w ritte n a book about her s e a rc h in to life beyond death "N o G ood-Byes" relates her extensive study of the phenomenon of life beyond death and her "irre fu ta b le p ro o f” th a t h e r so n . B ill k il l'd in W orld W ar II. lives on These experim ents in v o lv ed p s y c h ic s , a u to m a tic w ritin g , o u ija boards and parapsychology tests Rem carnation is also discussed and she doesn't find this to c o n flict w ith "b a sic Judeo C hristian concepts " She explains. " M y interest in the psychic phenomenon has not changed any of my basic beliefs It has m erely broadened them "T h e C atholic Church has always taught that not onlyis there life a fte r death but that there can be com m unication CHEESE FACTORY B lf Meyet" | Your Complete OUR PRICES Home Improvement , ARE LOW All Stores* I EVERY DAY! Centers w a ll, coilin g and floor insula tion. these homes, com m on ly known as Arkansas style a re lite r a lly w ra pp ed in plastic to keep out a ll a ir in filt r a t io n They a re also equipped w ith d e hu m idifiers to keep m o is tu re le ve ls down, and they are fitte d w ith trip le caulked, double pained windows B uilders of the Arkansas style homes rep ort that the heating requirem ents are so low it is im possible to find sm all enough e le ctric forced a ir fu rn a c e s (th e usual choice) to fit the demand How these homes are b u ilt, what they cost and what the fu tu r e ho ld s fo r s u p e r e ffic ie n t r e s id e n tia l con stru ct ion w ill lx- the topic of a free OSU energy extension se m in a r at Lewis and C lark College. Tem pleton College C e n te r, in th e C o u n c il Cham bers Room from 6 30 to 10 p in on Sept 2 F or m ore in fo rm a tio n call the Clackam as County e x tension office at 655 8631 between the liv in g and the dead C atholics p ra y fo r th e ir dead, believing that the p ra y e rs can be h e lp fu l s p iritu a lly to the dead, and that the dead can have an in fluence on the liv in g " She concludes, "Those who have gone on are not separated fro m use; and by th e ir penetrations into our con sciousness they are le ttin g us know that they s t ill e x is t." I ca n 't understand why the s p in , w o rld should lx- so all fire d interested in hanging around the physical w orld, d e liv e rin g little messages about where to locate some lost a rtic le or g iving mean in g fu l little proofs of th e ir id e n titie s (she was in contact w ith C lark Gable and John F K e n n e d y). S, Johns is the author of num erous books, both fictio n and no nfictio n, as w ell as m ore than 2(M) short stories T his is n ’t m y cup of tea. bu, it w ill undoubtedly ap peal to somebody Enjoy. 1 THE The news was better fo r the nondurable gixxis sector O v e ra ll, h o u rly e a rn in g s went up by seven cents over the m onth A ll industries ex cep, f<xxl and kindred pro ducts had increased ln»url\ earnings in Ju ly B ook re v ie w b\ B A R K A K A W ATER HO USE F or The Post A gam of 1 8 hours in the c o n s t r u c t io n w o r k w e e k highlighted the nonm anufac tu rin g industries w ith the exception of the te x tile m ill products and ap parel. w hich both dropped sha rply K A V IR T O H Rwy MX», CUGINI •»i*-«» »« tU TUALATIN 15« ALBAN I s « *« * <•», «
