The Brussels Post, 1976-03-10, Page 16More outdoor food
Camper's Casserole
1 pound fresh sausages
1/4 cup sti ced onions
1 10 oz. can french style green
beans
1 1-lb package frozen Tater Tots
or Mashed Potatoes
1 can cream of mushroom soup
Brown the sausages and-onions in
a skillet. Roughly chop the
sausages and put together with
onions in the bottom of a. deep
aluminum pan. Layer the string
beans over the meat and top with
cream of mushroom soup. Place
the tater tots or mashed potatoes
on top and cover the pan with
aluminum foil. This can now be
frozen or refrigerated. When
cooking, place the pan on the grill
-uncovered. Cook for 30 minutes. ,
Allow more cooking time if
frozen. Feeds 2' hungry adults.
S'Mores
/ 2 chocolate-flavoured marsh-
mallows
2 graham crackers
Thread 2 marshmallows onto a
green wood stick or metal skewer.
Toast over coals or stove until
melted inside and well browned
outside. Slip toasted
marshmallows onto one cracker.
Top with other cracker and
squeeze down. Makes one
serving.'
Separate board meets, short four
IVIcKILLOP ROADS CLEANER .THAN EVER —
McKillop township' councillors are pretty proud of
their new truck and snowplow, purchased this year.
From left are Reeve Ajlan Campbell, councillors,' Art
Anderson and Harvey Craig, deputy reeve Ralph
McNichol, and road superititendent Bill Campbell,
' Councillor Bill Leeming was absent when .the photo
was taken. (Staff Photo)
trustees
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is suggested", replied the board Wingham students travelled .. _chairman. Stratford to a retreat at
The board renewed the contract Stratford went to Port Butwel
with the Simplex International He received no answer when Jo
Time Equipment Company, Ltd. O'Drowsky of St. Ma
for the time clocks in the schools reminded him he was out of o
at a contract price of $1,080. an as the request had already I
increase of $168 over the 1975 voted on. , .
price. , The board supported
Aftef the board agreed to 'pay resolution front the 'Brant Con
transportation costs of approxi-.Board of Education. to back 1'
mately $450. for Stratford Giade,8 federal governments anti-infl
students to journey to Port tion board' and the provind
Burwell fora religious retreat, the anti-inflation measures.
Wingham area trustee asked for` ;The meeting adjourned at 11:
an explanation as to Vvhy,,p.tn.
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Brussels
(By Wilma Oke)
The Huron-Perth Cotinty
Roman Catholic Separate School '
Board will not 'endorse the
resolutions from the County
Board and the Separate School
Board of Stormcint, Dundas &
Glengarry, each calling for
support of additional financial
assistance to offset anticipated
increases in the local mill rates.
Investigation revealed that
these boards each exceeded the
ministry's ceilings by substantial
amounts in 1975, Jack Lane,
Superintendent of Business and
ginance, reported. He said a
:onscientious effort should be
nade to reduce spendings to the
ministry's ceilings rather than
.mcourage further provincial
assistance to exceed these'
ceilings.
Mr. Lane stated the
Huron-Perth Board has always
contained its spending within the
ministry's, ceilings and beli eves
all boards should do likewise,
particularly in 1976 in keeping
with anti-inflation measures.
The board was short • four
trustees at the meeting held in
Dublin Monday night. Joseph
Looby of Dublin has been
holidaying in Florida since early
January, Michael Connolly of
R.R.3, Kippen, is in Ireland,
Howard Shatnz of Stratford is in
Hawaii and Vincent Young of
Goderich, in Turkey. An
inquisitive mouse came into the
board room, but didn't seem
interested in. filling one of the
empty chairs as it soon
scampered away. 0
Trustee David Teahen of
Stratford reported on the Family
Planning Advisory Committee
meeting which he attended in
Stratford 'on February 25. The
board will write' Dr. SusanE.
Tamblyn, Perth Medical Health
averaging 915 lbs. sold for 39.35.
Choice Cows - 28.00 to 30.00
with sates to 30.25.
Gciod Cows - 26.00 to 28.00.
A cow cons ignged by Wm. and
Robert Borho of R.1, Formosa,
weighing 1440 lbs. sold for 30.25.
Feeder Steers traded from
3.00 to 45.00.
Bulls traded from 28.00 to
.0.00.
A bull consigned by Wilhelm
iros. of Walkerton, weighing
:310 lbs. sold for 30.00.
3010 40-lb pigs traded to a high
of 51.00.
40 to 50-lb. pigs traded to a
high of 57.50. /
50 to 60-1b. pigs to a high of
63:00.
60 to 70-1b. pigs to a high' of
70.00.
Twenty-four pigs consigned by
Cecil Horton Ofli.R.2, Atwood,
weighing.41 lbs. sold for $1.24
pr pound.
ketriettibetd It takes .bu,t
moment Jo place a Brussels Post
Want Ad and be triotity in pocket
TO advertise, just Dial grottelt.
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officer, requesting the Aims and
Objective's of the Committee for
the board to study the proposed
family planning clinic to be set up
soon by the committee.
The board accepted the
resignation of =John McCarr011,
Stratford, ' physical education
consultant, effective at the end of
June and Thomas Hoad, St.
Aloysi us School, Stratford,
effectiVe March 19, by mutual
consent.
Committee chairmen reported
they are making cuts where
possible as the budget is
prepared for 1976. Stratford
member Ronald Marcy said it was
impossible to make cuts in the
transportation budget and with
smaller, grants this will result in
increases in mill rates.
Chairman Arthur Haid said he
thinks the government is coping
out as it led the board to form
larger 'school areas resulting in
the need for transportation, and
now suddenly grant's for transpor-
tation are cut.
Zurich .trustee Ted Geoffrey
asked administration to come up
with some suggestions as to how
to cut the budget..
"We'll examine every one that,
A ligh supply of cattle at
'russels Stockyards Friday
"aded at active prices. Cows
sere higher,, pigs were steady.
Choice Steers - 42.00 to 43.00
;vith sales to 43..60.
- Good Steers 40.00 to 42.00.
Seventeen steers consigned by
‘Ilan McBurney of Wingham
Neraging 1055 lbs. sold for
13.35. Two steers consigned by
)avid Craig & Sons of Thlyth
averaging 1240 lbs. sold for
42.75.
Two steers consigned by
Arelvin Morrison of R.1, Lucknow
averaging. 1115 lbs. sold for'
42.75. -
Three steers consigned by Earl
Papple of Seaforth averaging
1003 lbs. sold for 43.50 with his
lot of 13 steers averaging .1047
lbs, selling for 42.40.
Choice Heifers - 38.00 to 40,00.
Good Heifers 36.00 to 38.00.
A heifer consigned by Wm.
Rintotil of R.3, Wingham
weighing 960 lbs. sold for 40.00.
A heifer consigned by Neil
Rintotil of 11,2, LucknOw weighing
950 lbs sold for fore 30.00.
'Eight heifers .consigned by
Allan Bridge of 'Winglithi
Supply light, prices
active at stockyards
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