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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesdmy, August 15, 1984-7 FPhitded with Town bouquet SilviaRuegger at the Town presented with a bouquet of of Newcstle reception on flower by Councillor Diane Monday evening 'was Campbell proposes job creation plan Darc Campbell, liberal candidate for Durham- Northumberland recently an- nounced a policy plan for job creation whîch he would sup- port if elected to the House of Gommons in the Septembf 4th election. CaniVlOf bas stated the plan is targfled for displaced Canadian men .and women who have beM permanently laid off and. for the unemployed y"d and col- lege graduates who are unable to find work. The candidate stated the plan iý flot a bandaid ap- proach but is a two year plan which is in stcp with Prime Minister John Turner's pledge to retrain unemnployed Canadians and restore digni- ty to our neighboun who aeek work. The plan is to train and retrain unemployed using sinaîl and medium sized businesses who, states Camp- bell, can respond most quickly to innowative changes. The candidate notes there are 775,000 mmmli and medium sized businmu in Canada. Campbell said ail types of businesses would be eligible to take part in the plan. Firmis with 25 employees could participate ýwith one new employee for retraining in which the firm would pay $3.00 per hour and the federal goverament $2.M0per hour. In the second year of the plan, the firm would pay $2.00 per hour with the governmcnt providing $3;00 per hour. Firms with 25 to 100 employees would be eligible to a retraining programi of two new employees and one additional for every 50 employme on the payroll. Campbell states the plan could create 500,000 in the first year at a cost of $1.2 billion for the first year. He states the creation of 500,000 jobs is realistic and most im- portant it would restore dignity to haîf a million Canadians. The liberal candidate also states that there would be spin-off job creation due to the program. Campbell bas said the plan would be handled through the Canada Manpower Cen- tres with negliable bureaucratic costs. "Any agrument that a Canadian would prefer UIC benefits to a meaningful and challenging retraining job does not coincide with the unemployed people I have talked to," states Camnpbell. Looking for a simply choco- licious, yet easy to make treat for your brown baggers? Then try Chocolate P'Nutty Chews -they can be made on top of the stove in minutes with cocoa, peanuts and rolled oats. These coo)kies offer chocolate iiupt goodness midday, teatime, or after SCh.ooi. Or, if you have a can of cherry pie filling on hand, try a Chocolate Cherry Upside Down Cake. This chocolate cake is rich and moist an d easy cnough to mix in one bowl. The cherries offer a refreshing and fragrant alternative to icing. Make some- one's day speciai by sending this in their.lunch box, and collect a big hug when your brown bag- ger comes home. Lunch time or after schooi snacks don't have to bc ho-hum Grierson has strong Hamre on behaîf of the Townl and its citizens. . whcn made with Fry's Cocoa and other family favourite in-. gredients. CHOCOLATE P'NUTTY CHEWS (Makes 4 dozen cookies) 2 cups ½j cup '/2 cup V4~ CUÇP '/2 CUÇP 1 tsp. 3 cups 1 cup sugar 5M0mL FRY'S COCOA 125 mL milk 125 mnL butter 50 mL peanut butter 125 mL vanilla 5 mL quick cooking rolled oats 750 mL chopped peanuts 250 mL Combine sugar and FRY'S COCOA in a medium sauce- pan. Stir in milk and butter. Bring to a boil over medium heat, stirring constantiy. Boil gently 2 minutes. Remove from heat. Add peanut butter and vanilla, stir until smoothiy com- bined. Stir in oats and nuts. Quickly drop from small spoon onto waxed paper-iined cookie sheets. Top each with a peanut. Cool until firm. CHOCOLATE CHERRY UPSIDE DOWN CAKE (Makes one rectangular cake) 1 can cherry pie -ilingi 540 mL- (19 01. 1%ý' cups ail purpose fiour 425 mL l'V2 cups sugar 375 mL '/2 cup FRY'S COCOA 125 mL 2 tsp. baking powder 10 mL hý tsp. sait 2 npL 1 cup miik 250 vL /cup soft butter 175 mL 4 eggs4 1 tsp. vanilia 5 ul- Spread cherry pie filling even- ly over the bottom of a greased 9 x 13 x 2-inch (3.5 L) rectangular pan. In a large mixer bowl combine flour, sugar, FRY'S COCOA, baking powder and saIt. Add milk, butter, eggs and vanilla. Blend on low speed of mixer. Beat on medium speed of mixer 1 minute. Pour batter over cherry pie filiing. Bake in preheated 3500 F (I1800 C) oven 40 to 45 minutes or until donc. Cool 10 minutes in pan; invert and cool. contingent Four out of the six top jobs in the Roy Grierson election campaign are hcld by womten . "The NDP has more women working in this edec- tion than does any other par- ty," said Marg Wilbur, Grierson's camnpaign organizer, "and they're flot just licking envelopes." Cobourg organizer for Grierson's campaign is Judi Armstrong, election planning committee chairmin is Ber- nice Camneron-HilI and publicity coordinator is Jikke Miedema. Wilbur noted examiples of the high degree of NDP women's involvement. "The President of the Ontario NDP right now is Jili Sandeman and Rosenary Brown, a high profile British Columbia M.P., alrnost w~on the federal leadership in 1975. Brown established the first Status of Worncn Coun- cil, in British Columbia." Wilbur believes that the New Democratic Party is the obvious choice for wornen. "If you look at their record in provinces where they have been in power, you will see that the NDP has more con- sistantly carried out its policy staternients, especially that of equal pay for work of equal value," said Grierson. -I feel strongly about peace and disarmament and I know Roy (Grierson) has an active interest. Last ycar he helped collect signatures for of women Richard Johnston's petition to make Ontario a nuclear weapons free zone." "The NDP bas a special fund to provide financial sup- port to NDP womnen can- didates, the Agnes McPhail Fund, said Wilbur. McPhail was the first woman M.P. ever elected in *Fresh Flower Bouquets Plants Canada and the first pre!i- dent of the Ontario CCF (foreruilner of the NDP). Thirty years ago, McPhail told parllament, "Men are used to women working for nothing in the home. So they don't sec why in factories and other places of employment, they should flot- do the saine... .1 think this is a straight case of justice... .1 think it is a disgrace that they are flot wîlling that women should get the samne pay for doing the samne work..." We are moving to larger premisés Please plan to attend our Grand. Opening Thurs.O,%daý2y, Au2usÊt 16 at our new location on the West id f Main Street just forth of Hamiltons Insurance Opening Cash & Carry Specialsinclude !tes 15% Off 25% Off $2.29 0 And much more! A Free. Rose for the Firstl100 People In Attendance We apologize for the inconvenience, but in order to accommodate our move we must close Monday, August 13 to Wednesday, August 15 W e wilI however cheerfully acopet Telephone' Orders during this period. 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