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Page 6 Portland Observer, October 19, 1983 _________ ____________________________________________________ LIKING SECTION Hooray for funnel cakes ★ NOW OPEN* F U N N E L CAKES NEW-BEAUTIFUL I '/« cups flour 2 tablespoons granulated sugar I teaspoon baking powder '/• teaspoon salt I egg, beaten Vt cup milk Oil Powdered sugar Apricot or strawberry preserves, heated Rent Subsized Hi Rise Living Downtown ★ Designed for Seniors and handicapped ★ Qualified Applicants pay only 30% of their income ★ 162 units completely refurbished ★ Most modern fire & security systems Combine dry ingredients. Add combined egg and m ilk, mixing un til smooth. Holding finger over bot tom, fill X- to Vi-inch funnel with W-cup batter. Place funnel near oil; remove finger and pour batter into I inch o f hot oil using circular mo tion to form 4-inch spiral. Fry until goiden brown, turning once. Drain on paper towels. Sprinkle with pow dered sugar. Serve warm with pre serves. For information c a ll.. . . PARK TOWER 731 SW SALMON 227-3367 tS î wo« Hear Ye! Hear Ye! These m outh-w atering funnel cakes are made by pouring batter through a funnel into hot oil. For a special treat, substitute fresh Oregon raspberries or strawberries for the canned preaervea. Workshops teach energy saving by Robert Lothian Ten home weatherization w ork shops will be held in King, Boise, Sabin and Vernon neighborhoods beginning in mid-October. Coordinator Heidi Sherk, with Comm unity Energy Project North west, said the free workshops "w ill help low-income people along as far as cutting down on energy consump tio n ." Neighborhood residents who attend w ill learn simple ways to 1 tighten up their homes to save on utility bills and stay warmer this winter. Sherk said the workshops are in tended to spread energy awareness through low-income neighborhoods on a block-oy-block basis. " I t ’s pat terned after the Neighborhood Watch idea in getting neighbors to gether," she said. “ W e’re trying to target people who fall through the cracks o f other programs, and that often means low-income people in inner N o rth east," she added. Residences and energy users tend to be the poorest and least energy ef ficient in inner Northeast, according to a Community Energy Projet re port. "C E P sees an opportunity through its workshops to get basic weatherization measures done and provide useful conservation prac tices and ideas to the occupants," the report continues. “ The resi dences would then be more efficient no matter who occupies them ,” util ities more affordable, and shut-offs less likely. The program is co-sponsored by the Portland Bureau of Community Development, the Community Energy Project Northwest, the Northeast Coalition o f Neighbor hoods, Eliot Energy House and Pa cific Power and Light Company. A $ 3 ,2)0 workshop grant from the Portland Bureau o f Community De velopment with additional money for weatherization materials is being administered by the Community En ergy Project, with offices in the Eliot Energy House, 3116 N . W il liams. P P & l. is providing workshop leaders, written inform ation and no tification o f prospective partici pants, including low-income people who live in "perennially high usage residences," according to Sherk. Weatherization kits with $50 each will be available free to those who qualify under low- to moderate-in come guidelines. The kits include calking materials, weatherstripping, door sweeps and materials for mak ing wood and plastic storm win dows. Senior citizens will be encouraged to attend because “ they are particu larly sensitive to co ld," she said, adding, " w e ’ll try to get some vol unteer work crews together to install materials for seniors." Sherk said the two-hour evening workshops will be held in the homes of volunteers throughout the four neighborhood area. Neighborhood residents with questions and those who would like to volunteer their home for a workshop can call her at the Community Energy Project, 284-7868. In addition to the weatherization workshops, the Community Energy Project is sponsoring Energy Awareness Week from Oct. 22 - 29, with a full schedule of activities aimed at energy conservation. - « NOW! » - We're celebrating the Grand Opening of our new Union Square SunShine Pizza Exchange at 3038 N.E. Union Avenue. You're invited! Discover The Finest Pizza Found A. vwhere your choice of 2H scrumptious SunShine Pizzas all made with the freshes! natural ingredients Try our excellent Salad Bar Spaghetti and SunWiches too A nd feast your eyes on our sparkling SunShiny decor' Bring your family, bring your friends! And bring these coupons for SunSational Savings Galore! I I I I I I W O W !/f 2-Fer Lunch! 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