38 - Sunday, November 17, 1985 - North Shore News

Chicken always popular

Iy paint the breasts all over,
cover and allow to marinate at
least an hour,

Lay the marinated breasts in
a greased baking dish and put
them into a 350F (f80C) oven
to bake for 4§ minutes. Drain
the chilis and process them in
the blender with the sour
cream. Set aside,

{na skillet, cook the onion
and garlic in the margarine un-
til tender, then use the flour to
make a roux and the broth
and milk to make a sauce. Stir
the chili-sour-cream into the
sauce, let it get hot, then serve
it over the chicken.

We had with ita chilly salad
of chopped fruits (kiwi,

lunch enjoyed this one, which

is an elaboration of another.

We decided, after the fitst

bite, to call it SATANIC

CHICKEN: (for 4)

3. whole chicken breasts,

boned and halved

¥2 can whole green chilis
(50mL)

1 small onion, chopped

fine

1 garlic clove, mashed

1 Tbspn. margarine (15mL)

2-3 tspns. flour (10-15m1.)

salt & dash of pepper, to

taste

Ya cup milk (60mL)

Ye cup broth (69mL)

¥2 cup sour cream = (125mL)

and 1 large carton plain

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little cooking, 4 or 5 minutes
total.
Some ladies who came to

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Gastown Productions,

handled production

post-production. yogurt (500mL) Japanese pear, seedless
The 15 seconds of anima- 1 Thspn. of Cavender’s grapes) and vegetables
tion took eight weeks to put seasoning (5mL) (tomato, steamed zucchini

Strips, avocado and artichoke
hearts). Good lunch.

Early on, stir the Cavender’s
into the yogurt, and generous-

together and five computers
located in Toronto, New
York, and L.A. were used
via satellite hook-up to
complete the computer in-
formation.

“It presented a tremen-
dous creative challenge,”
Myrs said. Every commercial
costs $60,000 to screen and
the campaign will continue
for up to 23 weeks. The ad-
vertisers hope to monitor its
success by the ‘‘call to ac-
tion’? at the end of every
commercial urging the
viewer to write or call Expo
immediately for a_ travel
planner.

While the major consumer
thrust has just started, mar-
keting has been extensive for
the last three years, with
Expo representatives busy in
the overseas travel industry,
to get Expo included in
tourist package deals to
North America.

*"We haven't stayed in an
ivory tower—we've relied
heavily on our research and
put togeher a campaign bas-
ed on what the public told
us,’ McNair said.

Come in and browse
among our sparkling arrange-

ments, tree ornaments, door wreaths,
and many other Christmas gifts & novel-
ties. Refreshments will be served.

The Blossom Shop

(in the Edgemont Village)
3077 Woodbine Drive
North Vancouver, B.C.

987-2606

As Expo’s commissioner
general Patrick Heed said:
“We're proud of these
commercials - a great deal of
work has gone into them.
Now it’s time to show and
tell.’”

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B.C.’s popularity as a loca-
tion for feature films is
growing rapidly.

Tourism Minister Claude
Richmond said this year's
total production budgets for
made-in-B.C. movies likely
will triple those of 1984,
when $60 million was spent.

About 3,500 jobs wili be
created this year.

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Professionals on display

A UNIQUE mixed media
display of works by local
doctors, lawyers, and other
professionals opens
November 13 at the North
Vancouver City Hall.

It is the first-ever North
Shore showing of the Van-
couver Businessmen’s Art

Club.
Landscape, portraiture,
still life watercolor, oi,

acrylic—forty pieces by
more than a dozen members
of this club which, in its 31st
year, is dedicated ‘‘to en-
couraging men to paint,’’
says long-time member Dr.
John Frost.

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