MyConnection for May 9, 2012

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Blue Ribbon SkilletSunrise Breakfast Casserole

Family Features

Warm breezes, blooming flowers, pretty pastels — when spring is in the air, there’s plenty of reason

to celebrate. It’s the perfect time to bring family and friends together for a welcoming brunch.

When planning your menu, be sure to have plenty of savory dishes on hand to satisfy your guests. And rest easy, you don’t have to spend hours in the kitchen to prepare your feast. Using ingredients already full of flavor, such as breakfast sausage, lets you create memorable brunch dishes without a lot of work.

These recipes are simple yet satisfying — and leave you plenty of time to enjoy the company gathered around your table.

A SAVORY

BRUNCH

When shopping for a home, parents often marvel at properties that feature a pool

in the backyard. Once they see a pool, parents envision their kids having fun in the sun with friends and family.

While days spent poolside with the family are fun, they can also be danger-ous, especially for children. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, children ages 1 to 4 have the highest drowning rates, and fatal drowning is the second-leading cause of unintentional injury-related death for children ages 1 to 14 years. It’s no wonder then why parents place such a strong emphasis on pool safety. The

following are some preventative mea-sures parents can take to reduce their child’s risk of an accident in the pool.

Ensure children know how to swim. Teaching kids to swim might sound obvious, but many kids jump into pools before having any formal swimming training. But a child who has received formal swimming lessons has a signifi-cantly smaller risk of injury or drown-ing than one who has not received formal lessons. A study published in the Archives of Pediatrics and Medi-cine found that participation in formal swimming lessons can reduce the risk of drowning by 88 percent among chil-

dren ages 1 to 14 years. Local commu-nity centers as well as the YMCA likely offer swimming lessons for children, so parents should take advantage of these highly effective programs.

Pay constant attention when kids are in the pool. Kids should never be left unattended when in a pool. But accidents hap-pen even when parents are nearby. However, how quickly adults or others respond to a child in danger can have a significant impact on the outcome of an emergency situation.

Pool PointersPool Safety Tips for Parents

Parents should take safety measures to prevent kids from injury or drowning when swimming in a backyard pool.

FAMILY FeATUres

Have you ever beaten yourself up over a broken glass or a spill on your dining room chair? Life is full of “oops mo-ments,” which is why the Picker sisters — best friends and interior designers Tracy Hutson and Tanya McQueen — have chosen to celebrate and cleanup life’s wild moments, and then find ways to reuse discarded items.

“We live by the saying, ‘one person’s trash is another’s treasure.’ In fact, on our television show, we travel across the country to find reclaimed trash to turn into treasure for our store,” said Hutson. “However, you don’t have to travel far to find items worth transform-ing into beautiful pieces.”

The Picker sisters have provided a few easy tips to help you turn everyday trash into treasure:

Don’t trash the glass Leftover wine bottles after a dinner party? remove the labels and wash the bottles and they can quickly be trans-

formed into a water carafe. Or cluster several bottles together with fresh cut flowers and candles and you have an eye-catching centerpiece. Keep the corks too and throw into a spare vase for a table or countertop display.

Reuse old towelsDid you buy new bath towels and don’t know what to do with the old ones? Cut them into squares for dish rags or the size of a hand towel to store in the garage to dry your car after a wash. If you’re super handy, you can stitch the ends with a needle and thread. Other-wise, leave them undone and they’ll do the job.

Refresh key piecesLooking to freshen up your dining room chairs because they’ve endured their fair share of spills? Don’t throw them out. It may be easier than you think to reupholster the cushions with a

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$168 17.6 oz. StrawberryDannon DanimalsCoolision . . .

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12 oz.Flavorite AmericanCheese Singles . .

$15916 oz.Flavorite AmericanCheese Singles .

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$212

8 oz.Dutch Farms FrenchOnion Dip . . . . 64¢

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$112


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$345lb.

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32 oz.McEversHot Dogs..........................

$312

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$499

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$254

Salchicha ahumado picante o suave, 48 onzas

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U.S.D.A. Select Beef BonelessBreakfastSteak...................

$423U.S.D.A. Select BeefEye of RoundRoast...................

$423lb.

U.S.D.A selecto de bistec milanesa sin hueso de desayuno

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BonelessShoulder Roast..........

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$599

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U.S.D.A. selecto bistec de cañada sin hueso asado Londones

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12 oz. Pre-Priced $2.49Crystal FarmsCheese Singles

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8 oz., Select VarietiesCrystal FarmsChunk or Shredded Cheese............................

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48 oz. Vegetableor Best BlendWessonCooking Oil

$309

8 Ct. Hamburger or Hot Dog

Nature's Own100% Wheat Buns

$15018 oz. Honey Smoked, Spicy, Original or Brown SugarK.C. MasterpieceBarbecue Sauce . .

$140

2.6-3 oz. Pouches, Select Varieties

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4.4 Lb.Pedigree SmallCrunchy Bites . .

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24 oz., Select VarietiesHidden Valley RanchSalad Dressing . .

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3 Pk., 9.6-10.5 oz. Box, Select VarietiesPop•SecretMicrowave Popcorn . . .

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11 oz. Can Smoked or Dry RoastedEmeraldAlmonds . . . . .

$30510 oz. Can Whole Cashews or Deluxe Mixed

EmeraldNuts . . . . . . . . .

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24 oz.Country HearthGiantWhite Bread

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64 oz., Select VarietiesJuicyJuice

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26-26.5 oz., Select VarietiesDel MonteSpaghetti Sauce

77¢

45 oz., Select VarietiesCascade CompleteGel or Powder

$392

4.8-7.5 oz., 80-100 Ct. Select VarietiesSplendaSugar . . . . . . .


Van Camp'sPork & Beans

$111

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$114

16 oz.SunbeamThin Bread .

$150

20 oz. Butterbread or 100% WheatNature's OwnBread . . . . . . .

$150

24 oz.ColonialGiant Bread . . .

$129

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$150

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$200

20 oz.Food DepotGiant White Bread 99¢24 oz.Food Depot WheatSandwich Bread . .

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Malt-O-MealCereal . . . . . . .

$153

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1.13-4.87 oz., Select VarietiesGreen Mountain, Tully's,Donut House or Bigelow K Cups

$6124.02 oz. Columbian or Breakfast Blend

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Kellogg'sCereal . . . . . . .

$337

6 oz. Jar, Select VarietiesGerber 3rd Foods

Baby Food . . . . . . . 68¢4 Pk., 14 oz. Pkg. Select VarietiesGerber2nd Foods . . . . . . .

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$10216 oz. Wheat or WhiteFood DepotLight Bread

$130

8 Pk. Hamburger or Hot DogFood Depot

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12 oz.Flavorite AmericanCheese Singles . .

$15916 oz.Flavorite AmericanCheese Singles .

$2294 Pk., Buttermilk or HomestyleFlavoriteBiscuits . . . . . . .

$129

8 oz. Asst. Chunk or ShreddedFlavoriteCheese . . . . . . . .

$1398 oz.Flavorite SwissChunk Cheese .

$189

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$321 1/2 GallonCountry DeliteButtermilk . . . . . .

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$146

16 oz. Asst. Chunk or 16 oz. Cheddar or Mozzarella ShreddedFlavoriteCheese . . . . . . .

$299

8 oz. Swiss or ProvoloneFlavorite NaturalSlice Cheese . . .

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59 oz., Select VarietiesTropicanaJuices . . . . . . .

$305

5 Ct., 6.15 oz. Pkg. Select VarietiesKraftMilk Bite Bars .

$205

1 QuartDairy FreshHalf & Half . . .

$258

1/2 Gallon WholeCountry DeliteChocolate Milk

$219 One GallonRed Diamond SweetBrewed Tea . . . .

$212

8 oz.Dutch Farms FrenchOnion Dip . . . . 64¢

1 Gallon, Assorted FlavorsMusic CityFruit Ade . . . . . . . . .

$126 1 GallonChocolateDelite . . . . . . . .

$181

3 Lb.FlavoriteSpread Bowl Margarine

$199

16 oz.Dutch Farms

FrenchOnion Dip

$112


ChoppedSirloin Patties

$345lb.

U.S.D.A. inspeccionado de hamburguesas de solomillo molido fresco

32 oz.McEversHot Dogs..........................

$312

16 oz.McEversHot Dawg........................

$145

48 oz. Hot or MildFour StarSmoked Sausage.........

$499

12 oz.Southerland ChickenSausage Patties............

$254

Salchicha ahumado picante o suave, 48 onzas

Tortas de salchicha de pollo, 12 onzas

Salchichas de bollo, 32 onzas

Salchicha de bollo, 16 onzas

24 oz.McEversSmoked Links................

$24216 oz.McEversRed Hots........................

$162Enlaces de salchicha pequeño ahumado, 24 onzas Salchichas rojos picantes, 16 onzas

16 oz. Sunset FarmsSmoked Sausage..........

$283

3 Lb.Georgia SpecialSmoked Sausage..........

$477

2 Lb.Georgia RedRed Hots.........................

$307Salchichas rojos picantes, 2 libras

Salchicha ahumado de 16 onzas

Salchicha ahumado especial, 3 libras

U.S.D.A. Select Beef BonelessBreakfastSteak...................

$423U.S.D.A. Select BeefEye of RoundRoast...................

$423lb.

U.S.D.A selecto de bistec milanesa sin hueso de desayuno

U.S.D.A. selecto de rosbif de pulpa bola

lb.


BonelessShoulder Roast..........

$354

U.S.D.A. Select BeefBonelessLondon Broil.....

$364

30 oz.Mulberry FarmsBeef Flaked Patties

$599

lb.

ea.

U.S.D.A. selecto bistec de cañada sin hueso asado Londones

Hamburguesas de escamas de res, 30 onzas

U.S.D.A. selecto de asado de paletilla de res sin hueso

lb.

U.S.D.A. Select Beef Steak & Stew Combo Pack

BonelessChuck Roast.............

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lb.

12 oz. Pre-Priced $2.49Crystal FarmsCheese Singles

$175

59 oz., Select VarietiesDole

Fruit Juice

$211

8 oz., Select VarietiesCrystal FarmsChunk or Shredded Cheese............................

$150

48 oz. Vegetableor Best BlendWessonCooking Oil

$309

8 Ct. Hamburger or Hot Dog

Nature's Own100% Wheat Buns

$15018 oz. Honey Smoked, Spicy, Original or Brown SugarK.C. MasterpieceBarbecue Sauce . .

$140

2.6-3 oz. Pouches, Select Varieties

StarKistChunk Light Tuna 98¢

5 oz.

StarKistChunk White Halves


Ocean SprayJuice Cocktail

$233

8 Pk., 54 oz. Select Varieties

JuicyJuice . . . . . . . .

$254

24 oz. OriginalCloroxHE Bleach Gel

$186

82 oz.Clorox UltraAdvantage Bleach


CloroxUltra Bleach . .

$194

44 oz. Select VarietiesPurexFabric Softener

$214

5 oz., Select VarietiesArmourVienna Sausage

2/92¢

4.4 Lb.Pedigree SmallCrunchy Bites . .

$4223.5 Lb.Pedigree Healthy JointsDog Food . . . . . .

$452

24 oz., Select VarietiesHidden Valley RanchSalad Dressing . .

$35748 oz. Canola or CornWessonCooking Oils . . . .

$325

3 Pk., 9.6-10.5 oz. Box, Select VarietiesPop•SecretMicrowave Popcorn . . .

$158

11 oz. Can Smoked or Dry RoastedEmeraldAlmonds . . . . .

$30510 oz. Can Whole Cashews or Deluxe Mixed

EmeraldNuts . . . . . . . . .

$343

24 oz. Fresh Snow or Lavender 3 DayIvory Body Wash . .

$24918 oz. High Endurance Fresh or Pacific or ClassicOld SpiceBody Wash . .

$255

75 oz., Select VarietiesCascade Gel orPowder Detergent

$387

20 Ct., Select VarietiesCascadeAction Pac . . .

$390

16 Ct. Citrus BreezeCascade CompleteAction Pac . . . .

$391

50 oz., Select VarietiesPurexDetergent

$234

11-11.5 oz.Frito-Lay'sRuffles

$199

24 oz.Country HearthGiantWhite Bread

$119

64 oz., Select VarietiesJuicyJuice

$267

26-26.5 oz., Select VarietiesDel MonteSpaghetti Sauce

77¢

45 oz., Select VarietiesCascade CompleteGel or Powder

$392

4.8-7.5 oz., 80-100 Ct. Select VarietiesSplendaSugar . . . . . . .


Van Camp'sPork & Beans

$111

28 oz. Homestyle, Country Style or Original

Van Camp'sBaked Beans .

$114

16 oz.SunbeamThin Bread .

$150

20 oz. Butterbread or 100% WheatNature's OwnBread . . . . . . .

$150

24 oz.ColonialGiant Bread . . .

$129

20 oz. WheatColonialSandwich Bread

$150

12 Ct. Reg. or Seeded Hamburger or Hot DogColonialBuns . . . . . . . . . .

$200

20 oz.Food DepotGiant White Bread 99¢24 oz.Food Depot WheatSandwich Bread . .

$130

12.5 oz. Box Fruity or Cocoa Dynobite, 14 oz. Berry Colossal Crunch or14.5 oz. Golden Puffs

Malt-O-MealCereal . . . . . . .

$153

12 Ct., Select VarietiesCelestia

K Cup Teas . . . . . .$446

1.13-4.87 oz., Select VarietiesGreen Mountain, Tully's,Donut House or Bigelow K Cups

$6124.02 oz. Columbian or Breakfast Blend

Green MountainK Cups . . . . . . . . . .

$627

12.5 oz. Special K Cinnamon Pecan, 11.4 oz. Special K Blueberry, 13.6 oz. Special K Oats & Honey, 13.4 oz. Special K Chocolate Pieces, 12.8 oz. Special K Fruit & Yogurt, 12.4 oz. Special K Vanilla Almond, 12 oz. Special K Original or with Red Berries, 11.5 oz. Fiber Plus Cinnamon, 15.3 oz. Fiber Plus Berry Yogurt or Fiber Plus Caramel Pecan

Kellogg'sCereal . . . . . . .

$337

6 oz. Jar, Select VarietiesGerber 3rd Foods

Baby Food . . . . . . . 68¢4 Pk., 14 oz. Pkg. Select VarietiesGerber2nd Foods . . . . . . .

$24616.5 oz., Select Varieties

Duncan HinesCake Mixes . . . . . .

$10216 oz. Wheat or WhiteFood DepotLight Bread

$130

8 Pk. Hamburger or Hot DogFood Depot

Buns . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98¢12 Pk. Hamburger or Hot DogFood DepotBuns . . . . . . . . . . . . .

$12510-10.5 oz.

Frito Lay'sAsst. Flavor Chips .

$275

22 Ct.

Frito-Lay'sMultipack

$549

5 oz.Golden Flake

Asst. Flavor Chips$139

1 oz.Golden FlakeAsst. Chips . . . . . .

4/$114.38 oz. Chocolate Cupcakes, 15.16 oz. Cloud Cakes or 17 oz. Cocoa Creme Cakes

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It was a solemn Sundaymorning in downtownNewnan, as a crowd oowd oowd f about300 people gathered ted ted o com-memorate the 10th anniver-sary of tof tof he terrorist attacks ofofSept. 11, 2001.

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400MARKETPLACE

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MixerKitchenAid mixer ingood condition. $150

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PlanerDeWalt DW733, 12.5-inch Planer. Has newblades, is in excellentcondition. $125

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600REAL ESTATE

FOR SALETO OUR READERS

All real estate advertising in this newspaper is subject to the Fair Housing Act which makes it illegal to advertise “any pref-erence, limitation or discrimi-nation based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin, or an intention, to make any such preference, limitation or dis-crimination.” Familial status includes children under the age of 18 living with parents or legal custodians, pregnant women and people securing custody of children under 18.This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertis-ing for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our read-ers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis.To complain of discrimina-tion call HUD toll-free at this number: 1-800-669-9777. The toll free telephone number for the hearing impaired is 1-800-927-9275.

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