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Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Selman of RR 1, Mooretown, are pleas-
ed to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter,
Becki to Garry Hess, -son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hess,
Zurich. Wedding to take place on Saturday, April 15, 1978
at Corunna, Ontario.
Bakery Specials
Chocolate Chip Cookies
Chop Suey Fruit Loaf
Apple, Raisin and
Cherry Pies
2 Doz.
$119
89'
$1 25
"Tasty Nu"
White Sliced Bread
'Fresh Daily' from
our oven to your table!
Cheese Specials
Baden XXX Colby
Maple Leaf Marble .
Medium Cheddar
Ib.
$170
Ib. $1 85
Ib. $1 80
We have over 50 varieties of
cheese to suit your taste.
ZURICH CHEESE
BAKERY HOUSE
236-4912 ZURICH
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HWY. 21, 1 MILE S. OF ST. JOSEPH'S
For your dining pleasure ...
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in home -cooked meals.
Effective April 12 open Wed.
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Licenced under L.L.B.O.
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Ontario mushrooms
are out of the dark
Mushrooms are becoming
a very popular vegetable
with many Canadians. They
are easy to prepare and take
little time to cook, qualities
most welcome in the kitchen,
Because they are available
fresh all year round, they are
very appealing as a flavorful
part of special as well as
family meals.
About 26 million pounds of
mushrooms were produced
in Ontario in 1976, making
Ontario the largest single
mushroom producer in
Canada. Projected
production for 1977 is 27.5
million pounds. Ontario is,
now producing ap-
proximately 60 percent of the
total mushrooms grown in
Canada. During 1978
mushroom production is
expected to increase about 10
percent.
Ontario's mushroom in-
dustry is primarily located
in the Golden Horseshoe
area. The largest . con-
centration of farms is in the
regions of Peel, York,
Halton, and Hamilton -
Wentworth. Mushroom
farms also are located near
Leamington, Simcoe,
Ottawa, and east of Toronto.
Traditionally, farms have
been located close to the
large fresh markets due to
the product's perishability.
Currently more than 60
percent of present
production goes to the fresh
market.
Mushrooms are sold fresh,
canned, frozen, or freeze-
dried. Fresh mushrooms are
usually sold by the pound or.
in pint-size covered con-
tainers. Canned mushrooms
are available whole, button,
sliced, in pieces and stems,
or creamed. You will find
canned mushrooms most
commonly packed in 10 -
ounce sized cans.
With mushrooms available
fresh and or in three dif-
ferent processed forms, it is
useful to know that one
pound of fresh mushrooms is
equal to:
1 quart of whole mushrooms
20-24 medium
5 cups sliced
4 cups minced or chopped
2-10 ounce cans, drained
1 pound frozen
3 ounces freeze-dried
Cancer
can be
beaten
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY
Citizens News, April 6, 1978
Page 11
Loin
Pork Chops
Whole
Loins
Fresh
Chicken Legs
Fresh
Chicken Breast
Ib. $1 .4 5
10-12 Ib. sliced, Ib. $ 1 35
Well Trimmed
Rib Steaks
Maple Leaf Sliced
Cooked Ham
Devon
Bacon
Ib
Ib.
Ib.
Ib.
$1.03
$1 .09
$1®49
x2.19
1 Ib. pkg. Ib. $ 1.4 5
Freezer Special
Beef Chucks Al _Ib. 954 54
Beef Hips Al Ib. $1 .19
OUR OWN
Fresh Garlic Sausage, Smoked
Sausage, Regular Sausage,
Summer Sausage.
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