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“The food here is always inter- esting and appetizing,’ re marked the Chef.

explains each course served,” I added.

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First came pomegranate juice cocktail, cool and pink in small Glasses set in ornamented brass holders. With “this, very hot, small, well - drained fritters of vegetables fried in butter. Next, the Chef tad multiga-4 tawny soup and I had coconut soup "

Then I chose lamb curry, the Chef chose shrimp curry, both served with mixed, vegetables, rice and dhall, which is a won- derful Indian vegetable’ sauce. Diced raw onion and -celery and , fresh mangoes, just arrived at. the market.

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INDIAN-CEYLON DINNER AT HOME Oanned Pomegranate - or Papaya Juice _ Canned Mulligatawny Soup:... Curry of Lamb -Flaky Rice Dhall Cit Green Beans Fresh -Mangoes or pineapple Hot or Iced Coffee, Tea, Milk NOTE: Oanned pomegranate juice is on sale in specialty food stores and some supermarkets. level;

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Curry of Lamb: Out 3 ibs

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ANNABELLE GI Mre. Alexander J. Gillis, Fiat of her youngest daighter, Anna- belle to Herbert Charles, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Lee of Beebe Plains, Vermont. Mar- Tiage to take place at St. John’s

Presbyterian Church, Belfast on July 2th at 4.00 p.m.

* BUY ARMS . JAKARTA, Indonesia (Reuters) Indonesia has bought light arms for 20 battalions from the United States, the Indonesian news agency Aftara said Wednesday. Col. Ahmed Jani, head of the arms buying mission, said the arms were purely for Indonesia’s internal security and defence and would not be used agai Duteh- | held West New Guinba, which

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fessional group formed ‘over ,& year ago.-Mrs. Pethic has been in province two weeks and is making her trip to and from the Island by plane. Her previous trip here was five years ago in the month of March. This time she is thoroughly enjoying the beautiful summer weather by the

home in Indian River on Friday evening, July 3rd. The proceeds were given to the Indian River Women’s Institutes to be used for | a very worthy cause. The members of Indian River, Women’s Institute and others in- | terested were most grateful to Mr. McLean for. his thoughtful- ness, and also the merchants) and others who so generously.! contributed to this. cause as well as those who attended the party and helped to make it the won derful success & was.

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