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VANCOUVER, WASH.
(AP) — Jacquelyn Burkart
has a womb for rent.

“Healthy woman wants to
carry pregnancy for infertile
couple,” says an advertise-
ment placed in the Seattle
Post-Intelligencer by the 27-
year-old mother of two.

“My priority is the
money,” Burkart said. “I
need money to get through
school. I have easy pregnan-
cies and deliveries, so I de-
cided it would be a fairly easy
way to make money.”

Four couples have res-
ponded to her ad. But by the
appearance of their hand-
written letters, Burkart
doubts the couples can afford
her price — $15,000 plus
medical and legal costs.

“The going rate is closer to
$5,000 to $10,000, bit I don’t
feel it's worth my time for
that,” she said. “It would be

nice to haveas ‘much as I'ean, »

of course.”

Married at 17, Burkart
separated from her husband
shortly after the birth of her
first child, Heidi, now nine.

After her divorce, she de-
cided she wanted another
child, so she performed arti-
ficial insemination on herself,
using sperm donated by. a
friend. The result, after one
attempt, was Jeffrey, now
two.

Burkart, who lives with
two other women, works part
time and is a full-time Port-
land State University stu-

someone aservice. I love kids ‘out — for a high fee — my
but this isn’t my baby, it’s uterus.”

someone else's. I'm just

Burkart, who worked five

growing it for them, renting years as a pregnancy and

Everyone eats

cottage

TORONTO (CP) — It
doesn’t matter whether you
put ketchup on it, or stir
berries into it, it’s still good
for you.

And if you believe that
cottage cheese is everywhere
and everyone is eating it,
you're almost right.

There has been an increase
in the amount of cottage
cheese produced in Canada,
and there is a trend to mere
of the two-per-cent variety.

“The rush for cottage

cheese .starts in January,
levels off and picks up again
in May with bathing-suit
weather just around the cor-
ner,” said Vince Kishimoto,
manager of marketing ser-
vices for Nordica Cottage
Cheese.
. Eating cottage cheese has
always been identified with
being health-conscious and
Kishimoto said the growing
number of people looking for
low-calorie, nutritious food is
one reason for the increase in
production.

A study done for Nordica
shows that more women than
men like cottage cheese.

cheese

calorie and most of them eat
it right out of the carton.
EASY TO

Cottage cheese is the sim-
plest kind of fresh cheese. It
is made by heating slightly
sour milk until the curd sep-
arates. The curd is then cut
and drajned and often
blended with fresh cream.

Reconstituted dried ‘skim
milk or non-fat dry milk
solids are used to make com-
mercial cottage cheese. Lac-
tic acid is added to hasten the
separation of,th ecurd.

“We make cottage cheese
in different texiures,” said
Kishimoto, “because some
prefer the meatiness of the
large curd while others like
creamy cottage cheese with a
very small curd.”

Arlene Gryfe, home econ.
omist with Dominion Stores,
said cottage cheese is a good
source of protein. Put it
through the blender for a
creamy dressing or serve it
with vegetables as a salad
and with fruit as dessert.

“One cup of cottage cheese
provides one-fifth of an

adult's daily requirement of

mb for

abortion counselor, said she
has discussed her rent-a-
womb plan with her daugh-
ter.

“Her first reaction was,
‘Oh, good. If it's a girl we can
keep it and give Jeffrey
away."

Burkart said she is waiting
for one more suitable family
to come forward before de-
ciding who will receive her
services.

She selected two lawyers
and a doctor to help her, and
talked to the district attor-
ney's office in Portland to
make sure what she plans to
do is legal. She intends to
sign a contract with the
people whose child she .will

bear.
MUST PAY COSTS
“If for some reason I mis-
carry, they still have to pay
me a percentage and cover
the medical costs. They have

to take-the child>no- mutter**complete number;

what condition he's in. If
there are twins, they have to
take both of them.”

In recent years — as abor-
tion has reduced the number
of infants available for adop-
tion — surrogate motherhood
has become an option for
couples unable to bear chil-
dren.

rent

But the controversial prac-
tice .has raised concerns
about psychological effects
on the couple and the sur-
rogate mother.

Burkart said she is pre-
pared to give up the baby.

“I love being pregnant, and
it’s probably going to be
difficult for me when it comes
to saying goodbye to it. But
when I know that they love
the baby and will give it a
gocd home, that will make
me feel better.”

Winning
Provincial

number

The Sept. 25 Provincial
winning ticket number is
3345018. This ticket, with its

$500,000.

Additional prizes are
$50,000 for the last six digits;
$1,000 for the last five
digits; $100 for the last four
digits; $25 for the last three

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digits.
The next draw takes place
this Friday.

*wins”

VICTORIA (CP) — The
provincial government has
proclaimed sections of the

CASTLEGAR NEWS, September 30, 1981 D7

More consumer rights.

counts to consumers who pay
‘cash, and prevents people
who iussue credit cards from

new

F or
from ing dis-

previous limit was six
months, but consumer affairs
minister Peter Hyndman
says that time period was

ble because of the

Act which give’
more rights.

Consumiers now have more
rights in the areas of con-
tracts for future services,
discounts for cash customers
and lost or stolen credit
cards.

With the new. legislation
consumers can canel a con-
tract for futuré services such
as dance lessons or health spa
exercise programs within
seven days of receiving a
copy of the contract.

A second amendment en-

Stk. No: 8-7287-5

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Stk. No, 2-9682-1

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counts for cash sales.

A third amendment limits
th eliability of a credit card
holder to $50 should the card
be lost or stolen. The holder
is not liable for any charges
made after the credit card
company has been notified
that the card is missing.

Other of the

volatile nature of current
interest rates.

— An amendment shifting
the burden of proof to mort-
gage lenders to establish that
an allegedly unconscionable
mortgage rate is ‘not ex-
cossive.

. “In determining whether a
fon is con-

legislation ‘include:

— a provision reducing to
90 days the time a creditor
extending variable credit
must give a debtor.

WE HAVE A
SELECTION

The

scionable, courts will con-
sider all the surrounding cir-,
cumstances that the lender
knew or ought to have
known,” said Hyndman.

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Nine men and a woman in
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awaiting a competition to’

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The Phillipston Pumpkin
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The contestants, 20 to 75
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the kitty. But he or she has to
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