28 - Wednesday, September 7, 1988 - North Shore News H'ooD fi oH ¢ oof PVEGHERe BOGS GUyEea lunch appet Zing SOME MOTHERS have told me that they cried all morning the day their last offspring toddled off to Grade 1. I recall a different approach. For the first time in 10 years 1 could climb into a bathtub without some kid barging in, screaming, “Mommeceece **\so I filled up the tub with bubbles. 1 left the bathroom door wide open so | could hear my favorite music, and | sipped a glass of wine in celebra- tion. All that ar 9 acm. So, if you're prone to tears, fill the bathtub and rejoice in the fact that you've got 12 veurs of school lunches to look forward to. kaAK 1 discovered a wonderful, nutritious bread the other day -- the kind that is ideal for school luriches. budget beaters Barbara McCreadie Called ‘'Lifestream 5-Seed"’, it’s made with organic seeds and grains and sprouted. It's made by a Richmond, B.C. firm — atso Lifestream -— and cost me $1.59 for a 450g loaf. kk It's a well-known fact, especially to teachers that half of all school lunches end up in the garbage (or on the floor). A few years ago, | polled a group of teenagers — my daugh- ters and their friends — about what NOT to pack in lunches. Here are the results: e Anything that smells. That eliminates egg sandwiches, tunafish and anything with garlic. © Messy foods. A sloppy sand- wich won't be eaten and most oranges never vet peeled. Cut sandwiches in small pieces so your kid isn’t embarrassed to eat it in public. ® Forget anything that has to be assembled or takes longer to peel than a banana. kkk Once, on an economy kick, | in- vested in half a dozen reusable plastic cups with lids. _ The Largest Traditional German Clothing Collection Show Over 30,000 items, directly from the factory FIRMA SCHMID. Sales from Sept. 1-11, 1988 10 am -8& pm al HERB’S HOFFBRAU HOUSE Interstate 5 — 15 miles south of Bellingham, Exit 236 T reasoned that the cost of a big tin of juice was a whole lot cheaper than individual cartons, and my little darlings would trot) home every night with the glass to be refilled. ft worked fine for about a week. The cost of replacing the fost glasses more than made up for the cost of buying cartons, aA Barbara's number one rule when shopping for lunchbos fillers: Never buy individual servings of fruit or custards without investing in a package of disposable spoons. Half my kitchen teaspoons disappeared before [| wised-up to that one. 157 CHADWICK COURT, NORTH VANCOUVER eni SQUASH, RACGU iD CARD Good at the following locations: recCentre Delbrook 600 West Queens Rad. North Vancouver 984-4181 “Book up to three games in advance Monday to Friday, 8:30-3:30 p.m.” recCentre Andrews 931 Lytton Street North Vancouver 929-7314 on FREE ONE SQUASH! RACQUETBALL iD CARD (good until Dec. 31/88) with this coupon COUPON EXPIRES SEPT. 30/88 lambes, wine, gorgeous city view, suns, candlelight. ue call ual (Romance! 987-4610