The Independent-News, Volume 111, Number 24, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 14 November 1985 — Page 13
NORTH LIBERTY TOWN BOARD MINUTES (continued from page 1) snow from freezing water so quickDan Lowe, of Par Cable. announced change of owners and introduced the new owner. Fred Martin, president of Quality CATV from Sheridan. Indiana, taking over Par Cable, requestion Ordinance #l9Bl-5. franchise of cable TV. referred to attorney John Peddycord for drafting new ordinance for presentation at next monthly meeting. % A petition was presented opposing the trailer park presented by Claude Kaser. Copy of petition is attached to minutes. Attorney Peddycord stated the plan did not meet the codes of the Town and no further action has been taken by Mr. Kaser at this time. Attorney Peddycord presented petition for voluntary annexation of land on S. State St with 51 % of the owners signature. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ginzer opposed, stating they wish to remain just as their properties are zoned now. Motion to accept Voluntary Annexation Ordinance #1985-9 made by Scott King, seconded by Tom Daughterly with unanimous aye vote. Attorney Peddycord then presented proposed petition for rezoning of the annexed property and to be referred to the Area Plan Commission for hearing on December 17. 1985, for public hearing. Motion to execute Amendment Rezoning Ordinance #1985-10 by Scott King, seconded by Lyle McCormick with unanimous aye vote. After discussion of requiring pick-up truck, motion by Scott King to purchase 1978 Ford truck from Loy Shoemaker for 53.500.00. paid from Sewer Department, seconded by Thomas Daugherty, not to exceed $3,500.00, with unanimous aye vote. Dump truck repair discussion: Quotes of SSOO plus to repair cab. and $1,794.26 to repair brakes, checking on contracting for snow removal or possible lease-purchase options. After discussion, motion to have back brakes repaired and cab repaired. Quote from R T Service in amount of $1,048.74, with possible additional cost if
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brake drums need repair, quote from Shoemaker Welding for cab repair at SSOO plus depending on what is found after starting in on necessary repairs, also both repairs dependent upon fund transfers to cover prices. Marshal Bliley presented police report — 1792 miles and 255 gallons of gasoline. Copy is attached to minutes. Marshal also presented request of vacation times of Officer Howell and Captain Burch; Howell for November 26 thru December 2 and December 24 thru December 30; Burch for November 16 thru November 20. Captain Burch requested purchase of a road atlas for Police Department use in giving directions to visitors from the State Park. He also requested ammunition for re-certifying himself, ammunition $52.98 less 10%. amount total $47.62. He would be at range on November 16 and 17. Marshal Bliley presented application for part time officer — Phil Scott. Scott King made motion to hire for part time with re-valuation after trial period, seconded by Tom Daugherty with unanimous aye vote. Board questioned if new officer was certified by the academy. Marshal Bliley stated no, but has one year to obtain certification. Quote on muffler and tail pipe for Police Car: R/T Service Center, $265.68; Fair Muffler, $100.00; Dave’s Body Shop, $105.00 with lifetime gurantee. Motion to accept the quote of Dave's Body Shop by Scott King, seended by Lyle McCormick with unanimous aye. After discussion of the trash being dumped on Rizek's property west on State Road 4. Scott King to see Guy Rizek regarding clean-up and solution to allow no dumping on site. Regarding unsigned letters of complaints to Town Board. Scott King made motion to set policy if concerned citizens have complaints to sign letter or attend board meetings or the c<
“Cheesy Beef ’n Spinach Cassata” Wins Cook-Off!
Gloria Bove of Bethlehem, Penn sy Ivaniu. won $5,000 for her first place en in, ’Cheesy B«*et n Spinach Cassata." at the 12th annual National Beef Cook < )fl This veai A contest was held in Wichita. Kansas, from Septembvi 24 26 The American National Cow Belles sponsoi the event in coopt ration with the Beef In dustry Council of the Meat Board The Maytag Company furnished the ranges u*d dunng the cooking The purpose of this national contest for non professional cooks is to expand the awareness and preparation of lesser know n and more economical cuts of beef The winning dish, a creative use of ground beef in a main dish, makes an excellent entree for entertaining A layer of Italian seasoned ground beef and a second layei of spinach and Italian cheeses are enclosed in .1 flaky phyllo dough pastry Sally Vog of Springfield. Oregon, won the second prize of $2,500 for her entry "Lime Thyme Beef ” A Ix-es round roast is uniquely seasoned with fresh lime juice and crushed thyme and served with a side dish. Olio with Peas and Pine Nuts The third prize of SI,OOO went to Ruth Leonard of Union, Maine, for her tasty beef and fruit combination, "Chuck and Apples " Honorable mention winners of S3OO included Jeanette Heinz, Atascadero, California, for "Do Ahead Beef Stew;" Marjorie Farr, Rockville. Maryland, for “Cumed Steak Salad," Lentsey Carlson, Lakewood, New York, for "Chinese Beef Brisket;'' DiAnn Biggers, Altus, Oklahoma, for "Beef in Squash Bowls;" and Doreen Howard, Seguin, Texas, for "Stir-Fry Taco Fajitas.” For more information on how to enter the 1986 National Beef Cook Off — to be held in Dearborn, Michigan, from Sept. 14 16 — or to obtain a copy of the 1985 winning recipes, send a large, self addressed, stamped envelope to National Beef Cook Off, 444 N Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL 60611. Cheesy Beef ’n Spinach Casaata 2 pounds ground beef 1/2 cup each chopped green pepper and chopped onion 2 cloves garlic, minced, divided 2 tablespoons olive oil, if desired 3/4 teaspoon salt 1 can (8 ounces) tomato sauce
be addressed, seconded by Lyle McCormick with unanimous aye vote. Office closed on Monday, November 11, 1985 for Veteran’s Day and Thanksgiving Day, November 28 and Friday, the day after, November 29, 1985. Temporary cash transfer for operating — MVH. $5,000; LRS, $1,000; and Cumulative Sewer. $1,500, total s■’.soo. Lyle McCormick made motion to approve transfers, seconded by Tom Daugherty, with unanimous aye vote. Jerry Gorby, Water Superintendent. requested purchase of locator for Water Department. Also the repairing of the Plant Building. Motion to get repairs started as soon as possible by Lyle McCormick. seconded by Scott King with unanimous aye. State Department of Commerce her today for energy audit, should have the recommendations back to us in five to seven working days. Clerk stated Chicago Insurance Co. cancelling excess liability policy as of December 31. 1985 at 12:01 p.m. U. S. Environmental Protection Acency was here this week and sampled water. Lyle McCormick made motion to contact John Glenn School Board in regards to corner of lot at Wolf Street and State Road 23, seconded by Scott King, unanimous aye. Motion to approve claims by Scott King, seconded by Tom Daugherty with unanimous aye vote. Motion to adjourn at 10:06 by Lyle McCormick, seconded by Tom Daugherty with unanimous aye. Paul F. Williams, Jr. Clerk-Treasurer Turkey Days November 14 - 16. The bright flowers of the prickly pear cactus bloom for only one day
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1 can <6 ounces) tomato paste 1/3 cup white wine 2 teaspoons dried oregano, crushed 1/4 teaspoon ground pepper 1/4 cup seasoned dry bread crumbs 1/2 cup plus 2 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese, divided 1/3 cup butter or margarine, melted, divided 1 package 110 ounces) frozen chopped spinach, thawed, well drained 2 eggs, beaten 1 cup each ricotta cheese and shredded mozzarella cheese 8 frozen 14 x 18 inch phyllo pastry leaves, thawed Parsley Ripe olives Cherry tomatoes Brown ground beef with onion, green pepper and 1 clove garlic in oil, if desired, over medium heat, pour off drippings Sprinkle salt over beef mixture Add tomato sauce, tomato paste, wine, oregano
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and pepper, stirring to combine, simmer 5 minutes Stir in bread crumbs and 1 4 cup of the Parmesan cheese, reserve Lightly brown remaining clove garlic in 1 tablespoon of the butter Add spinach, cover and simmer 3 minutes Remove from heat Stir in eggs, ricotta and moz zarvlla cheese and 1 4 cup of the Parmesan cheese, mix well Line a 9 meh springform pan with 6 phyllo leaves, overlapping edges Brush top with butter Spoon beet mixture into pan, pressing lightly Top with spinach mixture Fold phyllo edges over top Cut four 9 meh circles from the remaining phyllo leaves Place one circle over filling; brush with butter Repeat 3 times. Cut through leaves to form 8 wedges Brush with remannng butter Place pan in shallow baking pan Ho catch drippings) Bake m moderate oven 1350^ 1 35 minutes Sprinkle remaining 2 table spoons Parmesan cheese over top, con tinue baking 10 minutes or until golden brown Let stand 10 minutes Remove side of pan, cut into wedges Garnish with parsley, olives and tomatoes 8 servings
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