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B.C. Parks Branc right on the picnic table—or 6, meat and poultry has tween 1961 and 1976. small, and, in fact, has been
A drive up the road of _ In higher areas,.where 'S it? Remember, the coals jeen increasing as the real. Pork is the second major declining over the years.

either Cypress or Mt. Sey-
mour Provincial Parks will
show you an_# interesting
phenomenon called altitudi-
nal zonation.

The lower slopes of the
North Shore mountains are
cloa with. forests. of
Western Hemlock. and Wes-
tern Red Cedar. The zone
from sea level to about 1000
metres elevation is termed
the Coastal Western Hem-
lock Zone. It is characterized
by high rainfall and acid
soils. It is the acidic nature of
the soils which accounts for
the dominance of heather
family plants in our’ area.

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the Western Hemlock and

Western Red Cedar are
replaced by Mountain Hem-
lock and Yellow. Cypress.
This is called the Coastal
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the ‘dominance | of heather

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TABLE TALK
Everybody enjoys a picnic,
especially if barbecued hot
dogs and hamburgers are on

the menu. This means a
hibachi or barbecue will be

_used to do the cooking. Now.

is a good time to give some.

method of outdoor cooking.

E _ JOHN, MARK AND CARLA

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thought about this popular -
. outdoor living.

By appointment 984-981 7
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produce an intense heat

Consumption ‘of poultry
has been rising. steadily, in
excess of 40 pounds per
capita being consumed in the

living standard of Canadians ; component of the meat diet
rose. intake of typical Canadians

- A comparison of per capita and the prime competitor
“meat consumption trends with beef. But pork consum-

on the table. or worse yet,
burn a; darge area. It is a very
expensive business to re-

Usine ; er the past sixteen years ption per capita (53- pounds 1970’s, compared to 30
move fire scar and refinish shows that Canadians ycon. in 1976), svcod at roughly pounds ‘per person in the
picnic tables. sume more beef than any one-half of the beef” con- 1960's.”

- Hot coals should never be
thrown on the ground—
children have burned their
feet this way. The intense,
heat of the coals could start’ a
fire. Putting coals.in a.
garbage can will likely set
the contents of the can
ablaze. The best way to deal
with coals is to pour water
over them. until they are -
DEAD OUT. This will add to
everybody's enjoyment of

other red meat or poultry and
that the consumption of beef

sumption figure of
pounds per person. _

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