Page 6 Portland Observer, October 19, 1983
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LIKING SECTION
Hooray for funnel cakes
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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
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Hi Rise Living
Downtown
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of their income
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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
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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
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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.
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