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SAFETY FIRST — Constable Wilson, from the Wingham OPP was in Brussels
Monday to talk to.. the Grade 7 students at Brussels Public School. His talk
emphasized safety use of school buses. (Photo•by Langlois)
INSURANCE OFFICE, BRUSSELS
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yrs. compounded 'monthly or
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Phone 8874663
Ground beef an economical dish
Due to an increase in the
marketings of lower grades of
keef, there will be ample supplies
of ground beef this month. Look
for the "specials" and take
advantage of them. According to
Food and Drug regulations,
ground beef must not contain
more than 30 percent fat. If
labelled "lean" the maximum fat
content is 15 percent.
Ground beef dries out faster
than a whole cut Of meat and may
acquire an off-flavor on standing.
Refrigerate it, wrapped loosely in
waxed paper.:. Plan to use it
within a day of purchasing or
freeze it. It will keep two to three
months at 0°F. Thaw ra
ther
overnight
in the refrigerator rather than
leaving it out all day at room
temperature.
For an economical main dish,
try this flavorful "Potato Beef
Casserole" from Food Advisory
Services, Agriculture Canada.
POTATO BEEF CASSEROLE
1/2 cup chopped onion
1/2 cup diced celery
1 clove garlic crushed
2 tablespoons fat
1 pound minced beef ,
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon pepper
1 10-ounce can condensed cream
of mushroom soup
2 cups hot mashed potatoes,
without margarine or liquid
(about 4 medium)
1 tablespoon margarine
,Salt and pepper ..
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1 tablespoon melted margarine
Saute onion, celery and garlic
in fat until onion is transparent.
Add beef and brown. Drain off
.excess fat. Add seasonings and
soup. Turn into greased baking
, If you want to cover more acres per
hour take advantage of 4-wheet
drive. The International 4386 tractor
gives you more pulling power, more
traction for more production, All 4-
: wheels are pulling so no power is
lost pushing un powered front
wheels. And from the hard-lugging
diesel engine to the final drive, the
4386 is built to give you high-speed
production and dependability, 4-
"wheel drive lets you start earlier in
the seasbn and work later.
• 466 cu, in, IH turbOcharged and
Intercooled diesel delivers 230
engine hp* , I 75 drawbar hp*,
dish. Combine potatoes and 1
tablespoon margarine and season
with salt and pepper. Spread
potatoes over meat 'mixture and
brush with melted margarine.
Bake 30 minutes at 375°F. 6
servings.
• 25% larger operator enclosure
for greater visibility (now 52 in.
wide), Heater and air-conditioning
standard.
• Big 170 gallon fuel tank takes
you all day without refilling,
Sound level as low as 82 db(A).
• Rugged transmission with 10F/2R
and wide range of tillage speeds.
• Front and rear axles permit tread
adjustments for row-crop work.
• MIr's esi
See all the International 4-W0 tractors.
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Phone 8879226
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1978 CHEYELLE MALILW CLASSIC
1978 IMPALA — LANDEAU
1978 DELTA = 88 - ROYALLE
THIS WEEKS St3CIAL
F.78 by 15 Snow Tires $21.9
4-wheel drive power and
dependability you 'can count on
family, Joe and Hanna Nicholson
and family, <Clarence and Rose
Marie Bishop and fmaily of Ethel
and Morris and. Marlene
Lobsinger of Kitchener attended
the 59th wedding anniversary
dinner for Mr, and Mrs, Morrison
Sharpin at the. Vendome Hotel,
Teeswater. The Oct. 4 celebration
included a smorgasbord dinner
and visiting at the couple's home
on Minnie St, Wingham after.
Thanksgiving day guests at the ,
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold.
Elliott were Mrs. ,Gladys Gorrell,
Pilot Mound, Manitoba, Dayle
Fischer, Mr. and Mrs. Kalvin
Fischer, Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Henning, Mrs. Martin Cretier
and Amy-.To, Mr. and Mrs.
George Fischer, Kathy Walker,
Ken Skinn, Daryl, Marie, Sheila
and Kevin Walker and Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Walker.
Mrs. Joe Walker
Correspondent
Mrs. Mabel Harris and Mrs..
Spading Johnston visited with
mr, and Mrs. Ross Nicholson,
Saturday ,
Mrs, Lola Mann spent
Thanksgiving with her daughter
and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs, Bill
Taws of London.
Sympathy of the community is
extended to Mrs. Carolyn
Greenaway and Randy and to Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Greenaway and
family following the death of John
liGreenaway, dear husband,
father, son and brother, who
passed , away in University
Hospital.
Communion service will be
held in Knox Presbyterian
Church, Bluevale, Sunday Oct 23
at 11:30 a.m. with Rev. Robert
Armstrong of Wingham
conducting the service.
Mrs. Gladys Garrell and Mrs.
Rhoda McKercher spent last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
McKercher. Mrs. Garrell visited
on the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. George Fischer,
Mr. John Mclnness,
Superintendent of Knox.
Presbyterian Church Sunday
School, Bluevale was pleased to
present the awards for attendance
of 1976-77 on Sunday, Oct. 16.
2nd year seal-Sandra ..Lowery,
PaulDiaswick, 3rd year seal-Kelly
Day, Paul Tolton, Greg Moffatt,
Jeff Tolton. 4th year seal-Rhonda
English, 5th year seal-Darryl
Baswick, 6th year seal-Sandra
Moffatt, Jimmy English, Dean
Golley, Kevin Walker, 7th year
seal-Joanne Shaw, Susan Elston,
Sandra Thompson, Bruce
McInnes and Tracey Day, 8th
year pin-Annetta Dorsch, Shirley
Dorsch, John Dorsch, Bryan
Shaw, 9th year guard-Heather
McInnes, 10 year Guard-Correy
McInnes, David Shaw, Murray
Snell, Donna Thompson, Jackie
Robertson, 11 yr. Guard-Ken.
Thompson, 12. yr.
Guard-Dewayne Golley, Sherry
Robertson, Kathy Snell, 13yr
Guard-Bruce Campbell.
Our thanks go to the teachers,
Mrs. Carol Shaw, Mrs. Mary
Campbell, Miss Mary Ellen
Elston, Mrs. Colleen Robertson,
Mrs. Isobel Elston, Mr. Larry
Elliott and to the secretary
treasurer Mrs. Dorothy
Thompson.
Jack and Vera Nicholson, Ross
and Shirley Nicholson and family,
Keith and Carol Nicholson and
Bluevale bowling
league scores.
Ladies High Single-Nancy
Corrigan 239, Ladies High
Triple-Marg Timm 595, Men's
14h Single-Jerry Tinim 210,
Men's High Triple-Jerry 'Timm
S50,
Games over 200-Jerry Timm,
210; Marg. Timm 227, 231, Reita
Boss 203, Ken Henry 2041 Nancy
Corrigan 239,
In Europe
they call us
Canada Fats",
resent awards
at Bluevale
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FlthfiSs.i 'n p)iit heart you kii0W ii'S