44 - Wednesday, October 19, 1988 - North Shore News

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From page 43
few drops ef oil
1 can tomato soup
¥Y2 can water
1 smali tin sliced mushrooms,
drained (use the liquid as water,
above)

Mix the first six ingredients
together and form into one-inch
balls.

Fry gently, tossing, until lightly
browned on all sides. Add soup,
liquid and mushrooms and sim-
mer, covered, about an hour.
Serves four.

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Cornbread isn’t a familiar food
in Western Canada, It’s a staple in
the U.S. and in Nova Scotia. This
may change things!

New Penny Meatloaf
1% ib. lean ground beef
Ya |b. pork sausage meat (use
about 4 sausages, squeezed out of
casings)

Y cup fine, dry breadcrumbs
2 eggs
Y% cup milk
2 tablespoons dry onion flakes
dash Worcestershire sauce
salt and pepper
Press inta loaf pan.
minutes at 350°F.
Topping:
2 cups milk
Y2 cup cornmeal
Ys teaspoon salt
2 eggs, separated
2 teaspoons baking powder
In top of double boiler, combine
milk, cornmeal and salt. Cook
over hot water until thick, about
10 min. Add beaten egg yolks.
Cool while you whip the egg
whites with the baking powder.
Fold into cornmeal mixture and
spoon over meatloaf.
Bake 45 minutes more.
BEST BUYS:
SUPER VALU: Fresh pork pic-

Bake 25

nics, 89¢ Ib.; pork loin chops,
$2.29 Ib.; port butt steaks, $1.59
Ib.; pork side ribs, $1.89 Ib.; Sun
Rype applesauce, 49¢ — limit 4
with $25 order.

SAFEWAY — WOODWARD'S:
Pork butt roast or steak, $1.59 Ib.;
pork Join roast, $1.89 Ib.; Burn’s
cottage roll, $2.49 lb.; Stonehenge
bread 2 for I sale, limit — 4 with
$25 order; large eggs, $1.28:
Emperor grapes, 79¢ Ib.; cauli-
flower, 49¢ lb.; mushrooms, $1.88
Ib.

STONG'S: Sirloin steak, $2.99 tb.;
fryers, 99¢ Ib.; chicken paris —
legs, $1.29, breasts, $2.49; Nabob
coffee, $1.99; Campbell’s tomato
soup, 2/99¢; carrots/onions/
cabbage/turnips/beets, 4 Ibs./99¢,
BUY LOW: $ Fryers, 98¢  Ib.;
boneless beef brisket, $1.98 Ib.;
pink grapefruit, 5/99¢.
SAVE-ON-FOODS: T-bone steak,
$3.97 Ib.; French bread, 98¢,

Foster Parent Week: —

Foster Parenting isa demanding
and rewarding experience. The
demands are many, the reward is
the quiet joy of having helped
a child grow up.

We want foster parents to know
they'r
the Ministry. by the people of the

e appreciated. Appreciated by

province. and most of all, by the
kids they're helping.

But the work isn’t done vet.
The Foster Parent program necds
more help providing the stability
and security children must have
to grow.

Do you have what it takes to be a Foster Parent? Please cz

1-800-663-9999

By
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Province of British Columbia
Ministry of Social Services and Housing
Honourable Claude Richmond, Minister

- Parental .

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Suggested > .

a “Guidance —

You'll find lots of tips on parenting at Western om
Canada’s largest kids’ and babies’ show. There’s a
Fisher-Price Kids’ Play Area and Construx Challenge

contest.

A Pharmasave Mother’s Room. Daily fashion shows

sponsored by The Bay. And close to one hundred other exhibits and

displays. Every ticket holder will receive a 2
IMAX theatre and the Newton Wave Pool.

for 1 pass to the CN

th.

10:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 22 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
Sunday, Oct. 23 10:00 a.m,-6:00 p.m.

P.N.E. Showmart Building, Vancouver, 8.C.
Admission $4.00. Kids 13 years and under free.

Friday, Oct. 21