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The New Moon brings partnership matters to the fore. Follow up on ail matters. LiÏsten to your mate. A great deal of activity this week with other people. A very dynamic person is likely to stir you into action. GEMINI You will be quite energetic in your work. May 21-June 20 Take care around machinery or chem- icals. MOONCHILD June 21-JuIy 22 LEO July 23-Aug. 22 VIRGO Aug. 23-Sept. 22 LIBRA Sept. 23-Oct. 22 SCORPIO Oct. 23-Nov. 21 SAGITTARIUS Nov. 22-Dec. 21 Emotional excitement is high. Avoid quarrels or -confrontations as they wil surely give you a bad case of indigestion. A busy week for you - communication with family and neighbors. Probably some surprise visitors. Much coming and going this week. Watch. the speedomneter as those patrol cars have you in sight. A good timne for acquiring material possessions, or buying or selling property. Go get it. Energy is high. Steer it in the right direc- tion. Projects requiring physical exertion could. bring a feeling of healthfub webl- being. The New Moon in your Ebeventh House brings interaction with groups and or- ganizations. probably in the home. GREENWOOD NURSERY SCHOOL Greenwood Cornimunity Centre G reenwood 2yas-5ya. Q a.m. 1:0am 1.1 PHONE MRS. KING;683-8564II See me, GORD DONNELLY for ne% me -b- at McDonald Ford, Oshawa ryour best buy on w and used cars. Ask 2about ou r demon- 3tiofls. 576-1800 PROVINCIAL -LOTTERYAND LOTO CANADA TICKETS AVAILABLE ut RUSSELL TRAVEL 116 BRO~K ST. S. 668.5000 CAPRICORN Dec. 22-Jan. 19 AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 18 PISCES' Feb. 19-Mar. 20 Friends will encourage you to assume a leadership robe in some manner. Be wary where risky or dangerous enterprises are involved., An urge to further career ambitions pays off. Outlooks are favorable for initiating new career activities. Important communications reach you -in matters of finance - perhaps relating to inheritance, wills, taxes, etc. .Study the matter well. CROSS WORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Cashier's cubicle 5 "Folly" fellow il Mister, in Munich 12 KP worker 13 Hîbernia 14 'Threateri- er's phrase (2 wds.) 15 French river 16 Parson bird 17 Japanese river 18 Flower (2 wds.) 20 Doze off 21 Appellation 22 Ordinary; comlnon 23 Artif ice 25 Went apace 26 Hayseed 27 Beloved of Uncas 28 Surnrer (Fr.) 29 Word on a bank statement 32 Oklahoma City 33 Before 34 Golfer Weiskopf 35 Coach's concern 37 Large package 38 Isolate 39 0f the same family 40 Remember 41 Watch over DOWN 1 Defraud 2 Eagle's nest 3 Resign oneself (4 wds.) 4 Sea eagle 5 Marriage partner 6 Hair-raising 7 Undersized 8 The end of one's patience (4 wds.) 9 Put back 10 Awesome Ti-fl TOOAY 'S ANSWER 16 I"Everything 27 Sway; Happens -" lurch (2 wds.) 29 Attorney, 19 Frenetic Melvin - sta te 30 Bobwhite 22 Actress 31 Revise Corday 36 "Not - 23 Visionary Stranger" 24 Surpassed (2 wds.) 25 Function 37 Go to - for '9 'T---- 'I fi- 27 Get the loan that's best for you! \Vhethler y ou ncecd a maimum o Io nin ntOget a hiouse or a sinal ber suini to conisolidlate or tide you over. coilie to whiere unider- Lstanding and experietnce are part of the package our conitribuitioni to youî' nieeci. Every loan we rniake is custorn built for whiat's hest for our customier. VICTORL4ad a GREY TRUST COMPANY .F 1889 KEITH LAWES Manager 308 Dundas, St. W. Whîtby 668-9324 r--k i it to me! 4» S., i. N k WHITBY FREE PRESS,-~ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1976, PAGE 17 Free Press 1Emporium CALL 668m6lý-6111.- Gooc)i foc Giood Nutrition Combat Inftion SAUSAGE STUFFED ONIONS CANADIAN AUTUMN FAVORITES Stuffed Onions are as much a part of our early faîl scene as thermasses of red dahlias or yellow mums whic'h bloom in profusion. In most parts of Canada the first crop of big white onions, known as "boliers", begin to appear in August and continue to develop until laie October. Take advantage of this fall's bounty of nutritious vegetables and prepare Stuffed Onions as a luncheon or supper dish. Joan Fielden, Bakery Counçîl of Canadas Nutrition Consultant, has a modemn ver- sion of this dish, inherited f rom an older generation. She says it does not put on airs, but blends flavours made to go together. It combines îust the right amnount of sausage meat and soft enriched bread crumbs, highlighted with tomatoes, green peppers and celery, and is topped with Canadian cheddar cheese. Served with a tray of piping hot Brown 'n Serve rolls and relish tray, a faîl luncheon or supper meal is complete. For a sweet touch, have a fresh bakers pumpkîn pie for dessert. When you serve this well- balanced meal of wholesome fresh vege<ables, meat, cheese and enrîched baked goods, you know that you are helping 10 keep your tam/yv healthy for those energetic, leaf-raking days. Stuffed Onions 1 cup 1/2 poundl sausage meat 2 tablespoons sausage drippings 2 tablespoons chopped green pepper 1/4 cup chopped celery bread crumbs 1/2 cup chopped cooked onions 1/4 teaspoon sait 1/2 cup canned tomatoes 1/3 cup grated Canadian cheddar cheese Pierce onions through the centre wîth a fork Io retain shape. Cook in boiling salied water for 20 minutes. Drain. remove centres and chop, Cook sausage slightly and pour off aIl but 2 tablespoons of drippings. Add green pepper and celery and saute until tender. Combine with sof t enriched white bread crumbs, onion centres, saIt and tomatoes. FilI each onion shell wîith 1/4 cup stuffing. Place on a greased, shallow bakînq pan. Sprinkle about 2 teaspoons grated cheese over the top of each onion. Bake in a moderate over (350()F.)I for 20 minutes. Yeld: 8 - 10 stuffed onions. INTRODUCUNG THE 1971) AND JEEP WE INVITE YOU TO COMPARE THE NEW 1977 Grenilin Hornet Pacer Matador Granlt Menzies PUMotors Lmited 1250 Dundas Street East Whitby (416) 668-6843 Oshawa (416) 728-2822 YOUR WEEK AIAD By DAMIS Forecast Period: October 17 to October 23 ARIES Mar. 21-Apr. 19 TAURUS Apr. 20-May 20 years - 5 year., stri 116SROCK ST, Se 6"«Sm