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QUALM
SCHNEIDERS FRESH SLICED OXYDOL 6 lamb shoulder chops, 5 medium-sized tomatoes,
about %-inch thick peeled and quartered
1 tsp, salt 1 medium-sized onion,
1/4 tsp. pepper thinly sliced
V4 tsp, ground ginger 1 sweet green pepper,
V4 tsp. garlic salt cut in strips
1 can (15-oz.) baby green
lima beans, drained
Trim excess fat from chops; brown in lightly-greased
pan; drain fat, Sprinkle seasonings over chops; add to-
matoes and onion. Cover tightly and simmer 30 minutes
or until chops are tender. Turn chops once about halfway
through cooking time. About 10 mins. before end of cook-
ing add green pepper and beans. Makes 6 servings.
LAMB SKILLET SUPPER
POWDERED
DETERGENT
GROCERY
LIMITED
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NEW ZEALAND
LAMB
INSTANT
COFFEE
DUNCAN H NES
DELUXE
Cake Mix
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TOOTH PASTE—New Mint
or Regular FAMILY
CREST 894
INGERSOL — 16-oz.
SPRAY
Cleaner
75
WITTICH'S Sliced-4c off
FRUIT LOAF 3
MOTHER PARKER'S
TEA
BAGS 69(
12c Off 60s
WESTON'S Apple
or Raisin
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24-oz.
PEPPER
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Mixed Vegetables
47'
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PORTIONS
JUICE
3 12-oz. 9
12/ 2 65(
LEG of LAMB
Roast
ALL
PURPOSE
Oranges
5
CALIFORNIA SUNKIST
5T LB
Shoulder ROAST 47!
LOIN SHOULDER
CHOPS CHOPS
59' 49' LB, LB,
WESTON'S Chocolate
We BOLOGNA LB 55
SCHNEIDERS FRESH
PORK BONELESS SCHNEIDERS
With
Dressing
15
Varieties
19-oz.
KRAFT
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Whip
SALAD
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9
2 LBS.
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Pag0\8 W nghaln Advance-Times. Thursday. Sept. 14. 1967
GAIL KAREN DINSMORE and John Edwin Brown were
married in St. Stephen's Anglican Church, Gorrie, by Rev.
H. D, Jenkins on August 26th,—Photo by Russell.
Wed 50 years;
to celebrate with
family in Ottaw.a.
BIXEVALE-,A happy event
took place in the community
hall on Friday evening when
Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Elliott
were honored by relatives and
friends to mark their 50th wed-
ding anniversary.
Raymond, son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. John Elliott of
East Wawanosh Township, and
Mary Elizabeth, daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. John
Messer, of Bluevale, were mar-
ried on September 17th, 1917,
at the home of the bride, by
Rev, Crawford Tate, of Knox
Presbyterian Church, Bluevale.
They farmed in Turnberry
before their retirement to Blue-
vale five years ago.
An address in verse, written
by Mrs. George Hetherington,
was read by Mrs. Keith Mof-
IAA and A gossip table and a
pole lamp were presented to
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott by J. J.
Elliott and Percy Vincent, The
bride and groom each express.,
ed appreciation for the kind-
nag and good wishes of their
friends,
The evening was spent in
playing euchre, prize winners
being: High score,. Mrs, Harry
Elliott and Harvey „Robertson;
consolation, Mrs. R. H. Mo.,.
Kinnon and Paul Moffatt;
special, Lee :Breckenridge,
The refreshments were of
special kind, including wedding
cake,
Mr, and Mrs. Elliott left by
plane for Ottawa on Monday
morning and will be entertain-.
ed there by their daughter and •
family, Rev. William Black-
more, Mrs. Blackmore, Bobby
and Karen.
Cutting grass seems like a
harmless task, but too often
power mowers throw up small
stones which can damage the
eye.
THE OPENING OF THE TURNBERRY municipal building,
the township's centennial project, was attended by a num-
ber of dignitaries on Sunday afternoon. From the left are
A. D. Smith, Reeve of Turnberry and master of ceremonies;
Rev. E. Hawkes; Murray Gaunt, MLA Huron-Bruce; Donald
McKenzie, Warden of Huron County; Harold Robinson,
Reeve of Howick; Marvin Howe, MP Wellington-Huron;
Calvin Krauter, Reeve of Brussels; Clifford Dunbar, Reeve
of Grey; Mayor DeWitt Miller of Wingham; William Ev-
ans, Reeve of Kinloss; Reeve McKinnon of Culross, and
James Mair of Morris Township.
—Advance-Times Photo.