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Stand upright in baking pan and add hot water to pan to a depth of about % inch. Bake in prehceated 350 degree F oven for 30 minutes. Makes 4 servings. A 3% lb. leg of New Zealand spring lamb will yield a delecâ€" table roast for Sunday dinner, and provide enough cooked lamb to prepare any one of the folâ€" lowing appetizing recipes â€" lamb stuffed peppers, delicately flaâ€" wored patties or a colorful lamkâ€" aroni casserole. This tasty trio offers quick, easy economical meals . . . about $1.20 for each meal which serves four. 4 sweet green peppers 2 tablespoons butter or Use Sunday‘s roast for Monâ€" day‘s meal. "For about $2.40 you can prepare two delicious dishes," says Norma â€" Morris, Home Economist for the New Zealand Lamb Information Cenâ€" tre. margarine 1% cups chopped cooked lean lamb ‘% cup chopped onion 1% cups cooked rice % teaspoon salt Few grains pepper 4 teaspoon sweet basil 3 tablespoons tomato ketchup 1/3 cup chopped celery 1 tomato, peeled and diced 4% cup grated cheddar cheese Cut slice from stem end of peppers and remove seeds and pulp. Cook for 5 minutes in boilâ€" ing salted water. Remove and stand peppers, cut side down, to drain thoroughly. Melt butter in pan and add lamb and onion‘s, étirring and cooking over medâ€" ium heat until lightly browned. Add rice, salt, pepper, sweet basil. ketchup, celery and tomato and _ combine â€" thoroughly. Fill peppers with mixture and top with cheese. Canadian _ homemakers _ can actually lop dollars off their meat budgets by serving New Zealand Lamb twice a month. Inflationâ€"fighting lamb recipes can be the answer to family budâ€" gets being bombarded by backâ€" toâ€"school buying and the rising €ost of eating. Members of council, Monday night, turned down a delegation led by Bev. Hayes of Hayes advertising, to have the city of Waterloo represented in the Cenâ€" tral Ontario Exhibition. Cut $‘s From The Food Budget ©Council Refuses "Last Chance‘" Council Refuses "Last Chance" Ebter C.O.E. Â¥ A fhe brand new Chevrolet Camaro, available as a twoâ€"door sport coupe or twoâ€"door convertible, combines the dash and power of a competitive racer with the comfort and luxury of a fourâ€" passenger car. A wide variety of distinctive ap pearance and equipment options permit "perâ€" sonalizing" to the most individual taste. â€" such as the SS 350 option which creates the Super Sport Coupe (above), a performance machine combining distinguishing appearance with an exclusive Turbo Fire 350â€"cu. in.. 2%5hp V8 enâ€" gine with fourâ€"barrel carburetion, and heavyâ€" All aldermen expressed their Lamb Stuffed Peppers PLAN TO ATTEND THE CENTRAL ONTARIO EXHIBITION . . he finds money for other things, if he shouldn‘t be asked then should not bring this matâ€" ter of money up . . Alviano . . this is different. Henderson: If I thought there was time for them to complete alijsplay I would go along. . . . do not think you should put him on the spot . . . Ledger Alviano: Do we have any money in the budget for this purpose Mayor, no â€" then we should not go in. Ledger . . . Would like to ask the treasurer if any money available. Alviano Bauman: This was discussed before, do not think there is enough time available to supply the information required. Also, we tell some organizations we do not have any money to help them, then for some other orâ€" ganizations we reverse ourselves and make a loophole. We would be jumping too hasty, should reâ€" fer to the budget committee for next year. opinion, after the delegation had left, that: Ald. Wagner: most go to the exhibition to be enterâ€" tainedâ€"do not think that the largest percentage go there lookâ€" ing for industry. We have done a lot of advertising elsewhere in the province to attract industry. Doerner: This is a consumer type show, do not think there would be any benefit to the city of Waterloo. When the vote was taken“only GERRAT CONSTRUGTION INVITES YoU To VisiT THEIR BOOTHS NO. 118 â€" 119 CENTRAL ONTARIO EXHIBITION KITCHENER AUDITORIUM Mon. Sept. 26 â€" Sat. Oct. 1 1967 CAMARO duty chassis components. A choice of five power plants, ranging from a 140â€"hp Six to the 29%5â€"hp V8 is available with Camaro. Camaro also inâ€" corporates a number of outstanding new safety features standard on all 1967 Chevrolets, such as the GMâ€"developed energyâ€"absorbing steering column which telescopes up to 8% inches. The Camaro‘s sweeping styling reflects the allâ€"new look apparent throughout the regular 1967 Chevâ€" rolet line which, with seventeen models in five series, offers a diversity of models never before achieved in the automobile industry. Waterloo, he told council, is not taking a very solid stand, and they should take this last chanceâ€"we are not begging, he said, if you want people to pay attention to you, you must give Mr. Hayes told council that a particularly large firm was exâ€" hibiting in the show, who was presently leasing 80,000 square feet of space in Toronto. They inquired about Waterloo and if they were to build here, would build 200,000 square feet. "This should be of interest to you," he stated. In the report, they told the results of a survey taken last year in which 86 per cent of those answering said that they would like more industrial and institutional exhibits. They also reported that as of this moment, 90 per cent of the available space was already sold. In fact, on the main floor they could only offer three booth spaces for which the city would pay but $700, this included lights, erecâ€" tion and display. A small price to have Waterloo represented "first class". Mr. Hayes, accompanied by Robt. Denning and Mr. Weaver, also of the company, presented a written presentation plus 10â€" minutes of colored film taken at last year‘s exhibition. Ald. Ledger and Kominek voted for participation. Presentation: Presentation of the award will be made on the final day of the exhibition, Saturday Oct. 1, in the Women‘s Building behind the auditorium. A trophy will also be presentâ€" ed to the champion 4â€"H homeâ€" maker and the champion cook, who accumulates the most points in their categories. Prizes: A search for the champion homemaker and cook will be heid during the baking and canâ€" ning day on Tuesday, Sept. 27. Agricultural events, beginning with the sheep show on Monday Sept. 2%6, will be held in the former armoury building located to the west of the Kitchener Memorial Auditorium. * All competitions are open, but each contestant must become a member of the Kitchener Agriâ€" cultural Society to enter events are open to all age groups and special â€" competitions for 4â€"H members and junior farmers will be held. Champion Homemaker: The award will be presented during the final day of the exâ€" hibition and all junior farmers in the area are eligable to win. The winner will receive the O. W. ‘"Mike" Weichel Trophy and fifty silver dollars donated by the Bank of Montreal. A new competition for Junior Farmer of the Year will highâ€" light the agricultural events at the Central Ontario Exhibition. them the spportunity to do so. People judge you not only by what you do, but by what you do ‘‘not‘" do. Fashions for everyone will be the highlights of the regular On Monday night local women will model fashions from the first fifty years of confederaâ€" tion. â€" The collection, entitled *‘Portraits from the Past", is touring Ontario and will be feaâ€" tured in the one show only. Women‘s fashions ranging over 00 years will be shown in four different programs at the Cenâ€" tral Ontario Exhibition. 356 KING ST. W. BAD BOY aAppuiances C. 0. E. Fashion Show Spans 100 Years THINKING FURNITURE BOOTHS 128â€"129 CENTRAL ONTARIO EXHIBITION SEPT. 26 TO OCT. 1 Activities At The Ex. APPLIANCES PHONE â€"744â€"8108 THEN SEE OUR OR A view from Telstar is the theme for the flower show to be held Thursday to Saturday. Prizes totaling $350 will be offered in the fine arts compeâ€" tition. It is expected that more than 150 oil and water paintings will be entered in the competiâ€" tion. Commentary will be by Mariâ€" lyn Bolton, fashion writer for the Kâ€"W Record. The shol}v) will be coâ€"ordinated by Mrs. Howard Heaton of Waâ€" terloo. nightly shows fron; Tuegday<} (# Saturday, beginning at 8:15 p.m. Two afternoon shows will be held also. On Thursday, Women‘s Day at the C.O.E., "Fashions For The Young At Heart" wiH be aimed at outfitting houseâ€" wives from the youngest to the most mature. On Saturday â€"afternoon there will be a special fashion show for teenagers. THE WATERLOO CHRONICLE WATERLOO CHRONICLE Classified Section THE PAPER THAT SUPPORTS SUPPORT KITCHENER