Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), September 4, 1997, p. 6

The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

p6 economists sunthe tribune thursday september 41997 mst doreens oldfashioned mac and cheese if youve never tried one of our prepared dinner entrees nows the time doreen and jaana prepare fabulous dishes that appear routinely in the deli andor freezer section of our store they are perfect for those evenings when you and your family are busy hungry yet want a wholesome home cooked meal macaroni and cheese a perennial favourite with everyone is one of our hottest selling entrees loaded with cheddar in a smooth and creamy sauce and topped with buttered crumbs all you need to do is pop it in your oven for about an hour the kids will love it and youwmoo regular 999 f fc this dam jr week our apple crisps this week put the bite on a quick easy and sinfully delicious dessert our ever popular apple crisps theyre ready to pop into your oven for approximately one hour at 350f and voila just as is or topped with vanilla ice cream theyre sure to be a hit with your family fresh atlantic swordfish we stock fresh swordf ish in our store throughout the year depending on its availability and its wildly fluctuating price this is the season of best availability and consequently the price is relatively good especially so when you take into account how well we trim our fish swordfish meat is very firm with a distinct flavour the simplest method of cooking is oven broiling but the very best is to bar be que it two recipes with directions tt m j jj it will be available at the j this fresh fish counter p week coming next week everybody on board now as we depart for a culinary trip to italy regular 895 ea this week tomato basil soup this weeks soup is made with lots of fresh vineripened tomatoes fresh basil and lots of time and care the result is a heartwarming soup thats delicous to boot reg 499 ea serves 3 4 fflw week 25 0ff this marinated boneless chicken breasts in our store we sell only freerange chicken they have an edge in flavour because theyre raised differently they can run loose and eat what they want these chickens are also processed in a more time consuming and expensive manner in order that this flavour advantage is maintained so what do you get when you start with the best chicken and then add one of our superlative homemade marinades a thrill from the grill available in zesty lemon teriyakiginger and hyatt which is a bbq sauce with an oriental leaning reg 995 lb i 4 t jl kjweek bratwurst sausages this folks is my favourite sausage its wonderful flavour comes from a perfectly blended group of seasonings consisting of marjoram mace coriander nutmeg salt pepper garlic add to this some beer and get it j rtt on the grill before it gets w b rj vjlt away i 4 this reg 399 lb jli j week produce news fresh niagara peaches are at their height of taste presently get them either by the basket or by the pound smoked rainbow trout ive always loved the taste of smoked trout at room temperature its a wonderfully mellow and long flavour that goes with just about anything and that includes a good chilled white wine we were experimenting in our kitchen last week with trout and i think that weve got the ticket really delicately smoked rainbows slowsmoked over oak these fish are whole some are larger than others but theyre generally a one pound size try one this week as a lunch or dinner appetizer small j s s ea and dont forget the t qq we have lots and lots of delicous field beefstake tomatoes 99 lb the corn is great 399 wine delicious large ea coming soon appearing soon in our fresh fish case will be speckled trout or brook char theyre very delicious either panfried baked or smoked this weeks tip this weeks tip will be two recipes for the preparation and cooking of swordfish they will be available at the fresh fish counter see arnaldo village grocer we try to make sure that we have adequate supplies but when theyre gone theyre gone its best to shop early to avoid disappointment specials in effect until closing sunday september 7 monthurs 900 700 fri 900 800 sat 900 600 sun 1000 500 548 carlton road unionville quality foods 9401770 region to take second look at labour bill lisa queen metroland staff call it a minor victory but local union leaders may have found some support in their fight against proposed provincial labour legislation york region council has at least agreed to take a second look at the public sector transition stability act before passing judgment and newmarket councillor tom tay lor suggested hes sympathetic to the unions concerns local canadian union of public employees president brad black who represents unionized municipal workers in york region told regional councillors thursday the proposed law strips munic ipal employees of their rights its not the overall intent of bill 136 he opposes the legislation which has received first reading at queens park eliminates the public sectors right to strike during efforts by municipalities to restructure and amalgamate black says he can live with that the bill also allows towns and cities to contract out work to nonunionized work ers while other union leaders have con demned the concept as a blow to essential government services black didnt com plain about the initiative to councillors what bothers him most is the dispute resolution commission that would be established under the legislation the commission will be a new body of mediators handpicked by premier mike harris and his government to resolve labour disputes this commission is a kangaroo court said black who believes the board marks the end of col lective agreements it sets up very one sided negotiations its no secret he stressed the tories are unsympathetic to union concerns he believes its obvious the mediators will side with management at every turn black likened the situation to walking into a court and being presumed guilty he said york region and cupe have traditionally had a tranquil relationship in which contracts have been resolved through negotiation or the appointment of a provincial conciliator the commission is something not needed in york black argued he said cupe locals have already agreed to respect each others seniority rights if municipalities amalgamate black urged councillors not to allow the commission to resolve any labour problems in york i certainly ask you to support or put forward a motion that we are not subject to the drc dispute reso lution commission he said black said cupe workers will initiate job action if the region subjects them to the commission but while unions and management would still have the right under bill 136 to negotiate a settlement councillors arent sure if they would have the power to bypass the commission if talks broke down taylor said its unfair the province is dismantling a longestablished labour process with the stroke of a pen partners in your success income taxes business startups business consulting accounting profit improvement bookkeeping vcacc of mini bob hagerman jeff greenfield chartered accountants 9054709292 9054709557

Powered by / Alimenté par VITA Toolkit
Privacy Policy