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I took: i n sorne g o o d m u s i c poetry in t h e Theatre we;.\- t . t ~ d and it 1c 1 5 t b r t ~ ~ u tg h ticmle how much we owe p e o p l e h e r e who a r e prepared to share their talent. that Sl:lrilebody rnent i o n e d a1 1 our stained glass wi r.~dclws d e p i c t p o e t s , and 'c h l s i s syriibol i c 1:1f the c r e a t i v e iriipulse which h a s always been p a r t of the Carneqi e f a b r i c , A i e w y e a r s ago, way u p in t h e Y uI::~m I ri~et a h i t i h - h i k e r w i t h a qcri t a r wrapped i n a g a r b a g e bag He c,lctng ~m h i s b a c k . p l a y e d sorile riiusic a n d the tiriie I heard his next distinctive style he was t:~ti stage i n the Theatre h e r e . H e ' d coriie a l o n g way to fitid a place for t i i r i ~ s e l f and h i s music.

The e a s y riiovi tlg shadijw o f a g u i t a r p l a y e r iltl the b a c k w a l l , p e a p l e r 1311 i n g ~ . r i ~ c ~ I : : et sh, e r e d g l o w o f a n Exit sign, micr~:tphones. s p o t 1i g t i t s , e v e n t h e smash ~ r ~a f b o t t l e i n t h e a l l e y . the They're all props for spec i a1 p e o p l e wtit:~ b r i n g t h e T h e a t r e t : l~i f e . qt?d

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writing t h i s letter q u e s t i on the qualifications of three d u l y e l e c t e d m e m b e r s of t h e C a r tieg i e Cornniuti i t y C e n t r e Assoc i a t i c ~ n Board 13f Direct~rs.

The president M~lqgs Si g u e u g u i e s o n w a s a p p o i n t e d O c t o b e r 2, 1386. S h e b o u g h t 30, her merlsbershi p Sept 1986.

The c u r r aspiltid i n g secretary, I r e n e Schmidt, w a s e l e c t e d J u n e 15, 1986.

S h e bc~ughth e r riiemberstii p M a y 18, 1986.

David M~:Cotlnell was 8 He e l e c t e d J u n e 15, d i d n o t buy h i s r t ~ e r i ~ b e r s h i p ~ m t 1i J u l y 31, 1986.

I feel t h a t p e o p l e are it? direct vicllatic~n f tilt> Car tieq i e I h t i s t i t u t i ctn.

Article 5, Secti.cln 6, P a r a g r a p h C, which states "be a riieri~ber of this s u c i e t y fear a rf~itiiriiurii13f f3:) days" and are n o t a 1 lowed t o r m k e d e c i s i o n s or t o r u n t h e Association.

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On t h e l a s t we1 f a r e d a y I tiotlced a l o t of d r u n k s w c l b b l i n g d ~ s w t t~h e s t r e e t I t was t h r e e d a y s l a t e r , the b u s while walking s t o p , I saw a g r o u p o f a l 1111h13lics! r ~ ~ r i ~f iyg~h t?i n g a v e r a b o t t l e elf booze.

Needless t o say t h e b o t t l e f e l l t o t h e ground.

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o v e r t o see t h e b r a n d name o f t h e booze t , , e s e guys were d r i n k i n g .

MI-II:~ t o rily s u r p r i s e t h e nari~e was T h r e e Snakes I-:: -111-1.ing Wine.

I then lo~r~ked a t t h e alcahol c a n t e n t C I ~ I t h e l a b e l : 30% a n d r i o h t below t h a t i t s a i d FOR COOKING ONLY. I t h e n beqan t o i west i g a t e t h e THREE SNAKES. I ' v e clzlri~e up w i t h s m e s t a r t l i t q facts.

I called up t h e BC L i q u o r C o n t r o l P c ~ adr a n d d i s c o v e r ed t h a t b e c a u s e i t is c o n s i d e r e d a i they seac,on i t ~ gf o r ~ : m k ng have nothing t o do with it.

When q u e s t i cmed f u r t h e r a s tcl p o l i c y o v e r t h e a l c c ~ t w l i c~cclntent t h e y r e p l i e d . "ANY BEVERAGE WITH ALCOHOL CONTENT GREATER THAN 3.5%" f a l l s under their jurisdii-tim.

So t h a t ' s t h e way i t q a e s and ritclst o r a l l chronic a l c o h ~ : ~ l i i s I r u r i ~ r i ~ y sw ~ill d i e a t t h e h a n d s of bad pol i c y and.

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CARNEGIE NEWSLETTER A PUBLICATION OF THE CARNEGIE CENTRE 401 MAIN ST. ART BY TORA

To Smoke or

Not To Smoke

The no-smoking b y l a v is meeting some opposition in Carnegie Centre- The s t a f f rust enforce it - the patrons r u s t find a uay to live uith it, -

By ROBIN SOBRINA

By FRANK PARKER

To comply with t h e health tion-sri~clking b y l a w , t h e area5 that s e e m easiest a n d t h a t g o w i t tl ncln-smoki tig a s r i ~ o ~ t scti t a b l e with thei r a c t i v i t i e s are: Third f lclor everywhere e x c e p t t h e area w t s i d e t h e c ctrtinsun i i a t i o n r 0C1ri1.

Second f 1 rmr 25% o f the c CI f f e e s e a t i tig ar ea - k i t c h c n & V a l u t ~ t e e r C:sc w d i n a t o r T5 111ff i c e - w e i g h t roorn - gyro - ch1ldri~itiding First flc~clr t o b e d e c i d e d b e f l x e December 1 s t .

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Non-srmki n g si g t i s a r e b e i t1g vandal i zed a n d /or t a k e n down. .-. i.

Not?-sri~~:~kitig a r e a s a r e b e i n g i grim- e d .

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S t a f f a r e b e i n g a s k e d to enfcvce t h i s policy that w a s p a s s e d b y t h e E~slard a n d are being hassled or ignored when a t t e m p t i n g t o d o so.

Solution: We a r e a s k i n g f o r co-operation from p a t r o n s , volunteers, s t a f f a n d Eiclard rrlerilber s.

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T h e C h a r t e r uf R i g h t s was set i n r i ~ o t i u t t~o e n s u r e a n d all protect the rights of regardless o f race, creed or c1=111:1ur.T h a t ' s w h a t t h e y s a y T h e c o d e c ~ fe t h i c s is rilore or 1 e55 a by-pr r- duct being t e s t e d f o r t h e world market.

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T h a t ir, ti a 1 1 w e ci :I ,::a t i f r riI t CI w h a t I s a y , ti~:at w h a t I dl>.'

Take r i l l :I . Everywhere yclu travel , there is S C W ~ nerd c~ti t h e band-wagi~ti a d v ~ ~ ~i tig i ~ a tn~:ln-r,ritl.:~I.::it7g atiy p I ace.

NCIW ri~clre p e n p l e h a v e b e e n a f f e l : t e d by ; , ~ ~ ~ s ?i .n. . : , ~ t h e i r lcttiqs - c c ~ a l d u s t , a 1 1 k i t i d s clf ri~itierals, c t i e r i ~ i c ; ~ l t i 1a n d , s p i 1 1s . w h e t tier sea, or i n t h e a i r . . t h r ~ : l u q h ritati's iiiability t o accept Iwhat h e tiac; i tist e a d c~f I b r eal:: i tig e v e r y t ti i n g 1 f yc~c, i w a t i t 5 ~ r i 1 teh i n g s at, h e r e are a few: r 1. A dari~ b u i l t i n BC t h a t t i ~ l i I c ~ t i eh a s atiy u s e f o r w ~ t l t s / 2. E. 12. P I a c e 3 E :,;p 4. S k y t r a i n 5. Atitiac i s Is1 a n d b r i d g e 6.

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T h i s witrilan some s t a t e d t h a t she n e e d e d lri~rilediate h e l p .

She w a s a 1e a r n e r and had 51OW I mad e a api lepsy. cclrnri~it rnent t o c a 1 1 for h e r c1t1 Monday r i m r n i n g , t h e newt day, t o t a k e h e r Manpc~wer % t r y t i 1 run interference fi~r h e r a n d t r y t o g e t tier a J C I ~ T h i s wtxmn l i v e s i n a s e l f c c t n t a i n e d a p a r t m e n t , tias h e r lrswn f u r n i t u r e a n d i s t i l t a l l y c a r e ctf ctw~petetit t o t a k e h e r s e l f a n d tier p o s s e s s i a n s , b u d g e t h e r money, buy fi~c~d and pay r e n t .

Even thc~ugt-~ a handicapped s h e is - I p e n s i c l t ~ , more money is n o t what s h e w a n t s .

S h e t o l d rite t h a t a l l s h e w a n t s is a r e a l ,jilb 51-I 5 h e Cat? be a p r u d u i t i v e riteri~ber f our swi e t y .

W e gut t o Manpower at E.lOth and Quebec r i g h t at 8:30ari1.

I filled o ~ ~ttie t f o r r i ~ f c ~ rh e r a n d w e 1o c a t e d t w j~0 b 5 1 3 0 t h e p u b l i c b c ~ a r d w h i c h w e f e l t s h e c ~ s c r l d dct.

We w a i t e d a n t i c u r a n d a h a 1 f a n d were f i n a l l y i n t e r v i e w e d T h e man who i n t e r v i e w e d us titld u s she w a s ineligible f lor t htise j ~ h sa n d t h a t she

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T h i s wlmian w e n t to G r a d c has S e v e n i n pub1 i c s c h o o l very gzlcld c ~ = ~ ~ I ' I ~ I u ~ ~ ~ I z s k i 11s. and i s a 1 so articulate and extremely clear on t h e t y p e s o f jl~ibs s h e f e e l s s h e c a n dl:#. One o f t h e saddest things I've ever heard i t i my 1 i f e w a s when s h e e x p l a i n e d t o me t h a t s h e 13 t~ i had a ~ 1 3u 1 n t eer p o s i t i c ~ n i n the k i t c h e n of a n o l d a g e home a n d f e l t h e r wcw I:: was rneani ng f u l t o her and t i 1 the e r r ~ p l ~ s y e r . The t r a g e d y w a s when strangers w e r e hired for pay.

She a s k e d how corc~e s t r a n g e r s g o t 1 p a i d .jobs, and w a s t h e r e any t h i n g wrong w i t h h e r wurk.

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N I JOB SEARCH She w a s t o l d her work was okay but s h e w a s a b i t slow.

She continued to vc~lunteer i n t h i s p o s i t i o n - and t h e o l d a g e horw c o n t i n u e d t o h i r e strangers.

1 ist S h e has made a master f jobs s h e knows s h e i s c o m p e t e n t t u do: working i n a ri~ail room, taking l e t t e r s from o f f i c e t o o f f i c e , w o r k ing i n a kitchen putting food on t r a y s , p e e l i n g e g g s , r i ~ a k nq i change and d e a l i n g w i t h money, d o i n g p i ecewur k i n a factory.

S h e t o l d me that s h e had o n c e s e e n t h e NFB f i l r i ~ on w i ~ r k i n g i n a sugar r e f i n e r y and feels t h a t s h e c i ~ u l da l s o d m t h i s t y p e c ~ fwl-lrl::. A t o n e p o i n t i n tirile i n t h i s c~suntry, I w a s very prc~ud t c ~ be a Canadian.

Now, w i t h o l d a g e pensioners, women r e c e i v i n g tier ' s a 1 1r ~ w a n ctl. we1 f a r e ri~c~t; recipients. and veterans f rmi b o t h w a r s b e i n g g i vet?

1 i t t l e money t o 1 i v e o n that t h e y a r e l i v i n g 50% b e l o w t h e iif f i c i a l Canadian poverty level, I can only feel that something is ser i i ~ u syl wrong w i t h ~xtr I w a s devastated country. whet1 t h i s woman w a s n ~ et v e n a l l o w e d t o a p p l y f o r t h e two l i t t l e . j l ~ b st h a t w e knew s h e c o u l d d o . One w a s p i e c e work it? a f a c t o r y , and t h e o t h e r sil

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was kitchen help in a ihospital kitchen.

Because s h e worked so l o n g a t t h i s old a g e home in thelr i n d u s t r i a l k i t c h e n t h e r e is l i t t l e d o u b t i n my mind t h a t s h e would i n f a c t make an excel 1 e n t e m p l o y e e .

What i s t h e w o r l d c o m i n g t o when s o m e o n e is t o t a l l y s i n c e r e and not wanting t o accept p e n s i 1x1 money a n d . j u s t w a n t s a job?

I c a n *t even m d e s c r i b e t h e a u d a c i t y of t h Manpower s y s t e m . I feel t h a t t h e y a r e total l y incompetent patrcjnising and c a l l o u s t o 96 a s k t h i s wcman t o w a i t ~ m r k i n gd a y s f o r a p h o n e c a l l I w a l k e d t h i s w~sman b a c k t o her home a n d t h e n wal bed b a c k t o C a r n e g i e . My o u t r a g e a n d a n g e r a t t h e way w e were t r e a t e d s u f f e r s and d i e s i t ? t r a n s l a t i un.

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B o a r d member 5 a n d member :- 5 of t h e C e n t r e are urged t , a tt e n d commi t t e e meet i n n s .

Important decisions b e i ng made w i t h o u t jinput a n d democratic d i ~ c u s s i o n by t h e membership; i n some c a s e s m e e t i n g s h a v e been c a n c e l l e d because of poor attendance.

E o a r d members a r e r e q u i r e d of t o a t t e n d comri~it t e e s their chclj c e regul a r 1 y a n d tl3 c a r r y t h i s work forward responsibly.

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By TOM LEWIS AND G L A D Y S MUIRHEAD T a k e 1:

A riiat] w a l k i rig t hrclugti Oppenh e i nler P a r 1: a t 1am w i t ti s e v e r a 1 b a t t 1e s o f T h r e e S n a k e s cctoking wine.

F e r haps h e a gourmet plans t o make dinner.

A g a i n . p i c t u r e t h i s w i t h riian thrtsugh with a knife thrust h i s e y e and i n t o h i s brain. ti i s Still he retains preciclus burden.

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Tcm and I g o t o speal:: w i t h Cur d o v a the d i r el: t I Z I ~ 111 f House to gather rib CIr 8 inforrnation about Three i rig w i t i e .

S n a k e s cc~oC:: W e were t o l d t h a t t h e 40% a l ~ : : c ~ h si lc c o n t e t i t of Three S n a k e s is t r i p l e t h e amount a l c d ~ o l found in most t r a d i t i ~ m a lC h i n e s e cocrki n g wine.

H o w e v e r , i t i s t h e 8% salt i n g r e d i e n t i n t h e wine liar r i ~ . that d o e s t h e rimst Irmical ly, the salt w a s added t t : ~ t h e cuol::ing w i n e r e c i p e i n an attempt t o make it undrinkable.

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I t i s i r i ~ p o s i s i b l e to s a y how ri~atiy pec~1 pe e x a c t 1y s u f f er f r ori~ t h e c o n s u m p t i clt~ 11tf t h e c c l l ~ k i n gw i t i e , b u t t h e d i r ec t ctr of Cor d o v a Hu~rse e s t i ri~atc s at 1e a s t 600.

A1 t hi:tc.~ghs e v e r a 1 p e c ~ pe l have a5 a d i r e c t r e s u l t 1:1f died d r i n k i n g t h e wine, these d e a t h s have been officially classified as being caused by.. k i d n e y f a i l u r e , cardi.+i -

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C i t y Hal 1 : G l a d y s a n d I p r e sented t h e p e t i t i o t i to t h e City Clerk, who pr13riiised a hearing w i t t i t h e Community I s s u e s M e e t i n g i n l a t e NDV. r D t:. r

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L a r r y C:ari~pbell, d i r e c t c l r ~ t rh e P r o v i tic i a 1 C:c~rcltier's O f f i c e , w a s :I i t y i ~ : ~ r c ~ n ef Or Y y e a r s He told the Newsletter: nuri~ber o f " T he- < . -e w e r e a i t i v e s t i g a t i o n s t h a t I i-clt!ducted over t h e y e a r s i n t o itti d e a t t i 5 whi st1 f rltlcused t h e liien.;ing and distrib u t i c ~ t ictf i t ~ i t i e s e ~ ~ ~ i l k i t i g wine.

My f e e l i t ~ g i s t h a t be a t 7 t h e attentitsti t h e b u s i n e s s 1 i ietises of the p e c ~ p el whc~ sel 1 p r o ducts 1 i k e Ttir ci. S n a k e s .

I f sclritebody i s blatantly floggitiq t t i i s s t u f f by t h e i ase, which is what they're d o i t-tg, then t h e i r l i cerise s h c ' u l d b e r i-vctked.

The a r q u m e t ~ t is t h a t t h i s i s b e i n q s c ~ l da s a ~I=II:I~ product.

They say it is de-tiat~~red. I t ' s salt.)/.. v e r y s a l t y . . I ' v e t a c t ' : , ' ~t r i ~ y s e fl .

They s a y it is u n p a 1at ab 1 o , w t i~:I t i i s t11:ttisense because all the d r i n k : e r c , dit i s c u t i t w i t h C:L - 1.I..-. ~ . .A t a ::cluple o f b u c k s a b ~ t t l i .t h e y ' r e gettiti; a s rttuih 1 i q u o r a s i n L:t itutic er W C h a v e r el:ori~rr,=nd-ed ritatly tiriles elver .t;he y e a r s t h a t t h e 1 icetise:: s f places selling t h i s stctf f s h a u l d be revc~ked. In at 1e a s t ittie itistance I be1 i e v e t h e C i t y d i d dl3 B u t 1 arit c ~ z w ~ z e r n e d that. still fir the Dilwti-t~~awti E a s t s i d e ~itri~ritutii t y - very :I c~tic e r tied o f ~ : ~ p e r a t i o : i sf

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Truly, dtiswer rl~ay n e v e r b e fC I U ~ I ~ , b u t at l e a s t w e c o u l d brlt~g ~:lnc l i l l Q r t o . j u s t i c e !

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GUDMONDSON V a n c u u v e r b u t t tie T t i e a t r e was the area roost cot7ducive the Arts. u u r i n g my f i r st si x rilotit 11s i n Cartiegie I s p e n t half my t i m e i n ttie Acting of t h e t i m e Guild.

Must was spent learning and preforming i n t h e t h e a t r e . rf~y For t h e f i r s t t i m e i ti life I becari~e a c t i v e l y involved i n t h e Fine A r t s .

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I found my f i n g e r s reaching for t h e dreams behi nd your e y e s , I found my heart was yearning, for the s o f t n e s s o f our l i v e s .

I know not what you f e e l for me, or f f you even do, For t h e o n l y time you hold me, i s when I make l o v e t o you.

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The C e n t r e h e l p s w i t h b a s i c skills, r e a d i n g and w r i t i n g .job a c q u i s i t i o n ri~ethods, onand q o i tig e d u c a t i on in opportunities to enroll c ~ _ s u r s e s a t VVI a n d classes at t h e K i n g Edward campus.

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Laarning C r n t r e i s u n i q u e Learning starts with the realization that you can learn.

And l e a r n i n g is e a s y That w i t h a good t e a c h e r . w a s my v i e w a f t e r my first contact with t h e Carnegie Learning Centre, located 1x1 the third floor.

Anti M c E l r o y is t h e i n s t r u c tor for the Gener a 1 Edcrc a t i cltial D e v e l o p m e n t P r o g r a r i ~ ,i G . E. D. ) , a n d h u l d s a n 8 week s e s s i o n w i t h t w c ~2 - h o u r c l a s s e s a w e e k . Ann tias b e e n teaching t h i s ccurse since Jan. ' 8 5 and s a y s . "Of a l l t h e learning centres I've seen in this city, t h e one at Cartiegi e i 5 icnique.

The p o s i t i v e reinfctrcement of t h e volcttiteer tcrt~rlrs and t e a c h e r s i s r e a l 1 y dynartii c .

"One rilatl h a d h a d a g u n s n u b another wound to t h e h e a d ; it1 Grad* tiad d y c ~ p p e do c r t Three; ri~atiy w h ~ b e c m > e

lost s t u d e n t s have first confidence i n t h e i r a b i l i t y t o learn. Talking and working here with t h e t u t o r s h e l p s them r e g a i n t h i s . " The c o u r s e is u p g r a d i n g wark in basic reading, s o c i a1 s c i e n c e, w r i t ing, studies, and math.

After f i n i s h i n g t h e 8 weeks, ycu write tests and passing 12 means g e t t i n g y o u r G r a d e equivalency, t h e same a s g r a d u a t i tig f r orn H i g h Sc ticlo1 Ann mentioned that many Vncat c o u r s e s at Vancouver ional Institute and c ~ m r w nti y c o l 1 e g e s c a n b e t a k e n mice t h i s a d m i s s i u n r e q u i r e m e t i t is met.

G.E.D. i s o p e n t o e v e r y o n e , n o rnatter hc~w f a r they've g~slne i n s c h u o l ~ z ~tiow r lonq ago they s t ~ p p e d forrml e d wat i~ m .

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I n 1558, d o c t o r s t o l d t h e young ri~ati t h a t h i s 1 i v e r was g o i n g and h e would b e d e a d w i t h i n 15 y e a r s i f h e d i d not carnpletely q u i t d r i n k i n g Now, 28 y e a r s l a t e r , a t t h e a g e o f 56 h e s t i l l d r i n k s but he i s i n excellent health, h i s liver troubles a n 1 y a f a d i n g rneritor y.

He r i d e s a 10-speed b i c y c l e a r o u n d t h e Downtown E a s t s i d e w o r k s by t h e h o u r i n o t h e r p e r s o n s ' y a r d s and walks f o r rill 1e s sontet i mes. He h a s t i 0 a r t h r i t i s , no h e a r t t r o u b l e .

A 1 1r ~ t e n t st h a t o n c e troubled hlrit, such a s gcut, hyperinsul isrn, diverticulosis, tlernritor h o i d s and a nerve c o n d i t i a n a r e I o n g gone.

H e h a s n o t needed t o t a k e a l a x a t i v e f o r 15 y e a r s .

He d o e s n o t e v e n b o t h e r t o keep He h e a d a c h e p i l l s on hand. c a t c h e s a cold about once i n two o r t h r e e y e a r s .

HOW d i d t h a t man c m e f r m 1 i f e-t h r eat e n i rig i 11 h e a l t ti t 13 s u c h r e s o u n d i n g good h e a l t h d u r i n g a time o f l i f e when t h e h e a l t h o f rnctst p e r s o n s i 5 g o i n g downhi 1 l ?

Abaut n i n e y e a r s a f t e r t h e doc t o r s ' w a r n i n g s , t h e rilati fclutid hirnsel f v e r y sick " I was b e g i n n i n g t o indeed. be1 i e v e t h a t I ' d b e d e a d b y 1973, " h e s a y s . But t h e n h e :I drite at: r l r t s s a book 011 nutr it ian, 'Feel Like a Millic~ti' by Cat h e r i n e '. , . .

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"I learned that c i r r h o s i s o f t h e l i v e r i s n ' t caused a s rnuch b y t h e d r i n k i n g as by not eating, or not eating p r o p e r l y , " h e says. " M a i n l y i t seems t o b e a r e s u l t of p r o t e i n d e f i c i e n c y so I ' v e b e e n on a h i g h - p r o t e i n diet ever s i n c e I read t h e bmk, even though I never d i d s t o p drinking."

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Unft~rtunately, the best s i ~ u r c e s o f p r c ~ t e i n- rileat, fish, eggs and dairy p r o d u c t s are u s u a l l y the rilost e x p e n s i v e whi I e t h o s e p r o t e i ti bread 1 a c k i rig spaghetti, etc., are the o n e s t h a t a r e c h e a p e s t and sometimes e v e n f r e e i n t h e Dowtititwt~ E a s t s i d e .

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go on atmt her binge, t h e y ' r e s t i l l s u f f e r i n g from the i l l effects of the p r e v i o u s one."

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"Nuts and s e e d s of any kind c o n t a i n p r o t e i n s o peanut is an excellent butter source, he says. " P e a s and beans contain p r o t e i n but l a c k o n e o f t h e e i g h t arnirw a c i d s high q u a l i t y protein i s made up o f . For t h a t r e a s o n , a l:c~ri~plete p r o t e i n s h o u l d b e p a r t of t h e meal. " He p o i n t s t u s o y b e a n s a s an e x c e p t irm.

"Soy p r t s t e i t ~ i s a s h i g h q u a l i t y a s rileat protein.

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B e c a u s e h e h a s n e t f c ~ t ~ ad way to rilal.;e c c ~ u k e d s o y b e a n s t a s t e good. t h e rilan r e 1 i e s on p u r e siiy p r c t t e i n powder which he buys at the downtc~wn Woodwar d ' s st o r e . " I t c o s t s $4.25 f o r 454 grn. ( o n e p13utld). TWO ppclut>ds a month g i v e s me a b o u t ha1 f minimum d a i l y requirement o f s i x t y grarils.

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T h e C h i l d r t l i n d i t ~ gA r e a is set u p for t h e younger so we f e e l that children we s h o u l d h a v e access t n t h e gym.

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I n t h e past t w o w e e k s o n i s t a f f r i ~ e r i ~ b e hr a s t h r e a t e n t s r f ~ a s h m y 11e a d i 1-1 ed w h i 1e another said I s h ~ x l dn o t p l a y i n t h e qyrf~ had a n d a n o t h e r t o l d me I t c ~s t a y d i t w n s t a i r s . I t a l l d e p e n d s a n w h o s e c h i 1d y i ~ u are if y CIU get preferential treatr~ient.

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At t h i s t i m e is . j u s t a pri~posal for space re~ : ~ r g a t i i z a t i c ~ t ti .h i s i s a l s o ttie t iriie t o s p e a k o u t a n d f i g h t any prclposals n o t iti ttie b e s t i n t e r e s t s elf t h e Carnegie Centre. W e should s p e a k o u t s t r a n g 1y a g a i n 5 t s u c h d e s t r u c t i i l t i . j ~ [ ~ a5 t peclple i n i t i a l l y f o u g h t tc1 s a v e t h e Cartiegi e C e t i t r e f r t m b e i tip d e s t r o y e d .

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