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Portland Observer, July 18, 1984 Page 7 Slim m ers Salon Spinach pie makes a ta sty brunch break This weekend, take a leisurely brunch break from lawn and garden chores. But keep it easy for the cookmg/gardening team ...serve a Sunny Spinach Pie Made with cubes of pasteurized process cheese spread, and fresh cut spinach from your own garden—or with spinach now in abundant supply at local supermarkets— it’s a tasty, cheesy and satisfying one-dish meal. Bake the bacon, egg, spinach, cottage cheese and pasteurized process cheese spread filling in your own flaky crust ...or to keep preparation time to a minimum, bake it in a ready-to-use pie shell. Serve with fresh sliced fruits and your favorite beverage, S U N N Y SPINA C H P IE Pastry for I-crust 9-inch pie 2 'A quarts fresh spinach, torn, cooked, well drained '/«lb. pasteurized process cheese spread, cubed 4 eggs, beaten 4 crisply cooked bacon slices, crumbled •A cup cottage cheese % cup chopped onion % teaspoon pepper Hock Shop /N . Buy, Sell or Trade Anything of value I" 5600 N.E. U nion 287 5330 Sauna Baths and Showers 1634 N E 7th Phone 287 3288 On lightly floured surface, roll pastry to 12-inch circle. Place in a 9- inch pie plate. Turn under edge; flute. Prick bottom and sides with fo rk . Bake at 350*. IO minutes. Combine remaining ingredients; mix well. Pour into shell; continue baking 33 minutes or until set Top with additional process cheese spread, sliced. Let stand I0 minutes before serving. 6 servings. SUNNY SPINACH PIE Smoked Ham Shanks Lean & Meaty, Great For Spicing Up Soups Lb and Vegetables C County fair w ill collect infant car seats M ultnom ah C o u n ty ’ s C o m munity Health Council has hit upon a novel way of increasing the availability o f children’s car seats for lower-income families. Using the M ultnom ah County f a ir — and it’s theme of " A Family A -F a ir” — as the focal point o f its promotion, the Community Health Council has arranged for free ad mission to the Fair for anyone bringing a car seat and donating it to the County’s loan program For more than three years, the County has been conducting this child car-seat restraint loan program, lending the seats to low- income families with small children. N oting the success o f this and similar programs in reducing the in cidence o f death and injury to youngsters, the Legislature passed the C hild Restraint Law , making child-seat restraint use mandatory for passengers under five years of age- That recently enacted law placed additional demands on the County’s program and created long waiting lists for seats until the Community Health Council came to the rescue. The Council’s promotion of both the Fair and the loan program is aimed at fam ilies whose children have outgrown the need for the restraints. Persons bringing their used seals to the Fair gates will be admitted free and can leave the seats at a special booth inside the main building The booth will be staffed from noon through 8 p.m. each day of the Fair, which runs from July 24 29 at the Expo Center in N orth Portland at Marine Drive. The car seats will be cleaned and repaired before being turned over to the loan program Donations of cither car seals or cash to the program arc tax deductible. W eight loss and exercise center guaranteed to lose 6 8 pounds per week and feel good Non allergenic diet supplement Electric exercise machine Also, Body W rap and Face Lift. Family pr ; ’ $1 49,> Beef Round Steaks Pak of 3 Manor Whole Turkey Hams House Boneless Pork Spareribs Country Style Whole or Halt Alaska Salmon America, youre leaning on Pork, r. $1 29 SUPER $1 59 lb SAVFR $298 lb Ate? I-JÎL I ■ 1 8 2 = 3 5 3 ^ 11 ¿h un X " k lt.ili.in St' •• Lwn.ii»» Sum* U S Bel-air Greens Collard,ChoppedMustard or Turnip Greens, 10 Oz. Scotch Buy Blue Bonnet 15-Oz. S&W Monterey Jack Case of 24 Spread Tomato Sauce Cragmont Pop White Tissue Cheese 1 Pound Package Save 38‘ on 2 With Oregano & Basil Case ol 24 $7 59 Haiicaseoii2 $3 89 Lucerne 2 Lb. Loaf S a v e $131 Each 3?1 2 S1 3 S1 s38,8 Case ol 24 Cragmont Pop Assl’d . 12 0z Cans Save $2 37 Per Case 4 Roll. 1 Ply Case ol 24 $13 89 Hall Case ol 12 $6 99 $999 CQC U Sj»e Si 08 on 3 I U □ Each Fresh, Tender Bunch Beets 1 1 4?^ p fB 1 Anwrx *zi Mrd ( 'r»i The Bump Fighter Bunch I, I Crisp Fresh Head Lettuce Large Sweet Red Peaches Large Green Bell Peppers Sweet Ripe Cantaloupe Iceberg Variety Lb Northwest A Q « Grown ¿T <7 Lb 29’ Safety Bazor 5 fo r$ 1 1 9 « Lb PFB Clinically Proven 2-Pak No Limit $149 I Each George W m H» v Thompson Agent Transam erica a s Occidental Life IIII 700 N.E. Multnomah #230 Portland Oregon 97232 233 8861 284 0303 SAFEWAY Prices Effective 7 /1 8 Thru 7 /2 4 /8 4 . Sales Limited To Retail Quantities Only. No Sales Io Dealers. Some Items Only Available At 4920 N.E. Union, St. Johns. Lloyd Center Or 6400 N. Interstate.
