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The big feature is the 'snap'. Listen for it. When the lid is properly sealed and the jar heated, the Snap Lid snaps down in res- ponse to the vacuum inside. 2. However, if you weren't around to hear the 'snap', simply look at the lid. If it curves slightly inward, you know you have a perfect seal. And all of this doesn't happen by accident. It happens because Bernardin has the only lid in the industry using a live latex sealing ring around the edge. The result. . . a perfect seal. Insist on Bernardin next time you're at your dealers. Our lids are available in a complete range of sizes. BERNARDIN The dependable name in home canning. Home Canning Guide Offer A 90.page full colour Bernardin Home Can- ning Guide is available With this coupon and $1.00. It has complete instructions for home canning and more than 150 delightfully dif- ferent recipes. Include your name and ad- dress and mail to: BERNARDIN OF CANADA LTD. 883 Islington Avenue jo,r4nAo, Ofitqriu ,y1 Z,4119 CN3A 1977 Honey Crop PER LB. Bring your own containers Over 30 lb. lots 654 lb. CLOSED WEDNESDAY EVENINGS & SUNDAYS 236.4979 Ferguson Apiaries GOS1101 STREE S01,0 - ?AMMO ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Alex Munn are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Sandra Dianne to Gerard John O'Rourke, son of Mrs, Clara O'Rourke, Exeter and the late Dennis O'Rourke. The wedding will take place Saturday, August 20, 1977 at 3:00 o'clock in Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, Mount Carmel, Ontario. Page 6 Breakfast is not my favourite meal to eat in a restaurant. I love fried eggs, but they can't be fried just any old way. I like them crisp on the bottom — not leathery just crisp. I have perfected the cooking method, but' it's difficult to ex- plain to waitresses. After receiv- ing a few "You've got to be kid- ding!" glances, I gave up, Now I just order a fried egg, sunny-side up or once over lightly. When some friends and I went to Ottawa in June. I compared bre.dtfasts in three different at- mospheres. First, we ate at our motel. The tiny dining area was located in the front porch of the owner's house, and his wife prepared the meal in her own kitchen. The chrome tables and chairs were set simply, the way they would be at home. A coffee-maker sat near our table, and we could help ourselves to as much as we wanted. The menu was brief, but the prices were reasonable, Ten minutes after taking our orders, our hostess served our eggs. They weren't crisp on the bottom, but they tasted good. While we relaxed over a second cup of coffee, she chatted about the weather, our trip, the sights to see around Kingston and some of her experiences in the motel business. The next morning we ate in a restaurant beside a motel in Ot- tawa. The spacious dining room contained twelve oak tables with matching chairs. Chandeliers hung from the ceiling. At one end of the room was a stone fireplace. The other three walls consisted primarily of huge bay windows; at each window hung two flower pots overflowing with gorgeous blooms. Stereo music played softly in the background. Although the menu was longer than the one we saw the previous morning, the prices were higher as well. We had plenty of time to ad- mire our surroundings; we waited almost an hour for breakfast. The waiter was ef- ficient and courteous; he seemed to be able to handle the five oc- cupied tables. The hold up must have been in the kitchen. One of my friends ordered bran muf- fins, and I think the chef must have baked them from scratch. When our food finally arrived, the muffins were burned, and we weren't surprised. But the eggs were a different story! If they hadn't been hot, I would have suspected the cook forgot to put them on the pan. After growling for an hour, my stomach re- jected the idea of sending them back and waiting for another six- ty minutes. I ate them, but I doubted whether I'd ever be able to face another fried egg. The third morning, we ate in a typical small town restaurant By ELAINE TOWNSHEND complete with a juke box, a pop machine and a candy and cigarette bar. A half-dozen stools lined a counter, and the rest of the room was filled with wooden tables and chairs. Over each table was thrown a different- coloured cloth. (Ours had a little hole in it.) The price list was midway between the other two. From our seats, we could see into the large clean kitchen; the cook seemed well-organized. The waitress knew most of the customers by their first names. She was too busy for chatter, but she was pleasant even with us strangers, My girl friend assured me the eggs would be alright, if we ordered them once over lightly. "Okay, I'll try again," I gave in. Twelve minutes later our eggs were served. They were well- cooked — not crisp, mind you, but well-cooked. What is the moral of this saga? I'll take a homey atmosphere, a hole in the tablecloth and well- cooked eggs above a luxurious setting anytime. MR. AND MRS. RANDALL GEOFFREY Vicki Overholt and Randy Geoffrey were united in marriage June 11, at St. Boniface Catholic Church, Zurich, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Overholt, Zurich and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Geoffrey, RR 2, Zurich are parents of the nroom. Miss Patti Overholt was matron of honour and bridesmaids were Brenda Gelinas, Darlene Finkbeiner, Colleen Wilson and flowergirl was Julie Denomme. Joe Rau was the best man and groomsmen were Steven Geoffrey, Doug Geof- frey, Steven Overholt and guests were ushered by Joe Overholt and Bill Wilson, Ring bearer was Peter-John Overholt. The couple will be residing in Zurich. Puppet show this Saturday Toronto's Pepi Puppet Theatre will perform 'Hansel & Gretel' at the Playhouse on Saturday morning July 30 at 10:30 a.m. The Pepi Puppets, well known on television, are recognized as one of the leading shows of 'its kind. The Company, under the direction of Andrew Taryon, is actually 25 years old. It had its origin in Europe before moving to Toronto five years ago. Tickets for the performance are available at a number of locations throughout the area. There are no reserved seats for the performance; tickets may be purchased at the door. Ticket prices are $2.50 for adults, $1.25 for children, 391Wciin St:- Exbter, Ont.' CANADIAN ADvcRVIBINO ADVISORY BOARD WISH TO SAY Times-Advocate, July 28, 1977 Odds n' Ends Eggs please . MR. AND MRS. GREG CAMPBELL Wanda Marie McLeod and Gregory James Campbell were united in marriage July 9 at Trivia Anglican Church, Exeter by Rev. George Anderson. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John McLeod, Huron Park and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Campbell, Hensall are parents of the groom. The maid of honour was Laurie Kennedy and the bridesmaids were Wendy Johnson and Brenda Campbell. The best man was Rick Stagg and guests were ushered by Fred Campbell and John McLeod. After a honeymoon to the East Coast, the couple is residing in Hensall. Photo by Jack Doerr . crisp on the bottom 1, A MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH LAURIE Wilhelmina Maria Johanna Vossen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Vossen, St. Marys and Joseph Alexander Laurie, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Laurie, Milverton, were married June 25 at Exeter United Church. Rev. Glen Wright performed the ceremony. Mrs. Marianne McCaffrey was soloist, accompanied by Mrs. Marjorie Johns at the piano. Mrs. Helen Brockman was the matron of honour, Mrs. Mary Jane Elliott, Thorndale was bridesmaid and Miss Kitty Vassen was junior bridesmaid. 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