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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
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Most industries reported
longer workweeks in Ju ly,
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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
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B lf Meyet" | Your Complete
OUR PRICES Home Improvement
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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.
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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
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