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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-08-17, Page 11 (2)Bullock reunion The annual Bullock reu- -flion was held at the Ailsa Craig community parkSuh- day with 62 Attending were families from the local area and one each from London and Orillla. The committee of Marion Leyton and Kay and Bob Bullock was in charge of sports. Children races - 3 and un- der Lisa Robertson. Bradley Glavin. 4-6 years -- Brian Leyton, Steven Kingsbury. 7-9 - Michael Kingsbury. Mark Kingsbury 10-12 - Karen Lagerwerf. Jim Bullock, Earl Bullock. Older ones - Mike. Glavin. Jim. Bullock. Sack races - Brian Leylon. David Kingsbury. Small boys - John Leyton. Michael Kingsbury. 12 and over - Brenda Bullock. Jim Bullock. Grown ups - Doug Kingsbury, Karen Lagerwerf. Wheel barrow races - small ones - Steven Kingsbury. Robbie Glavin: Young ones - Mark Kingsbury. Brian Leyton. Teenager - Karen Lagewerf. Jim LoVie. Men - Doug Kingsbury, Mike Glavin. Ball throw - 3 and under - Bradley (Navin, Chris Weigand. 4 to 6 - John Leyton. 7 to 9 - Mark Kingsbury. 10 to 12 - Earl Bullock. 13 and over - Mike Glavin. Kicking shoe - 4-6 - Steven Kingsbury. 7-9 Michael Kingsbury. 10-12 - Earl Bullock. 13 over girls - Marion Leyton. Guys over 13 - Mike Glavin. " Jelly bean guessing - Man Steeper. Weight guess- ing - Linda Robertson. Pic- nic Scramble - Betty Steeper. Tray contest - Brenda Bullock, Wendy Bullock. Toothpick count - Stuart Bullock. - Ladies throwing ball into basket - Judy, Lagerwerf. Men baseball throw - Mike Glavin. Folding blanket blindfolded - Jim Rock. Clothespin holding contest men - Jim Bullock, ladies - Judy Lagewerf. Two od- dities won by Reta Sobot, Wilma Bullock. - ` Oldest men present Clarence Prance. Oldest lady Rheola Bullock. ATTENTIVE AUDIENCE - Youngsters taking part fn to a story, Friday after graduation exercises. WILSON'S JEWELLERY Beside Bank of Montreal - Exeter The Place To Purchase Your Beautiful BRIDAL -KNOT FINE QUALITY DIAMONDS Choose a distinctive Bridal -Knot Diamond you will be proud of all your life. We also have an excellent selection of GENTS' & LADIES' RINGS IN ATTRACTIVE STYLES Pleasing You Pleases Us Vuert s• Shoes Annual • Illy .1 • ••. s , 0• sot Is% • •—• 01* 4 4,I s• . • • •• • .416" •• ..• w •Ss • r •4 .1•• 1 . • E LADIES Dress and 1 '7'4° Casual Shoes the SPARK summer playground program at Huron Pork enjoy listening T -A photo Tomatoes in abundance Fresh Ontario field tomatoes are in abundance now, full of flavor and juiciness, ready to be en- joyed by you and your .fami- ly. When selecting tomatoes at your favorite super- market or pick -your -own operation, food specialists at the Ontario Food Council, Ministry of Agriculture and Food, remind you to look for firm, evenly shaped tomatoes with good color. If the tomatoes are fully ripen- ed. refrigerate them un- covered and use within 2 to 3 days. If the tomatoes are not ripe, allow them to rifen at room temperature, way from direct sunlight, before refrigerating them. To serve, bring ripe tomatoes to room temperature. The 'rich red color and fresh flavor of tomatoes blend beautifully with all your summer eating. Tomato wedges or -halves add variety and a tasty - change .-to your vegetable selection. Their refreshing flavor enhances many other foods. Serve tomatoes as an accompaniment -salad. on their own with a light dress- ing, or mixed with salad greens in a fresh. tossed salad. Tomatoes are a must on a 'fresh vegetable tray. Their meaty texture and ALL SALES FINAL AND UP Special kacks - Sized For Your Convenience LIMITED SELECTION OF LADIES' SUMMER SANDALS COUGAR Canvas Shoes X5.99 MEN'S DEPARTMENT Boys' & Girls' _OU_GAR & NORTH STAR Leather Joggers and Casual Shoes Sizes 6-12 Discontinued Lines Only Leather North Stars 93 DISCONTINUED LINES ONLY exttj$ Shoes Ltd. MAIN ST. EXETER 235-0611 —`-1 arum issoloo -••• •00 1 • ••• • • • • ,.e .• 401, V •• ♦4 v 4 • • • `•� _ • ►I' 4/P • • �• • �• it *OA •r r,s^••41. ^aR ± 4 ►�'• ` r �. P., r• • cool juiciness contrast pleasantly with the crunch of other vegetables. Serve tomatoes as an appetizer. - such as Zesty Tomato Starter. In this recipe the tomatoes are cut in thick slices then marinated in a zippy dressing for a few hours to chill and blend the flavors - a delicious slPt to a meal on any warm summer evening. Zesty Tomato Starter. 4 fresh tomatoes. each cut into 3 thick slices 1 medium onion, thinly slic- ed andseparated into rings 2/3 cup vegetable oil 4 tablespoons red wine vinegar 1 tablespoon horseradish 1 tablespoon fresh pars1Ey. snipped 1 teaspoon thyme leaves '12 teaspoon salt teaspoon pepper lettuce leaves Place tomato slices in a shallow dish (8 x 8 x 2 in. overlapping, if necessary. Top with onion rings. -Blend together remaining in- gredients in a blender or a jar with a tightfitting lid. Pour . over tomatoes and onions„ Cover and refrigerate 2 to 3 hours. Remove tomatoes and onions• from dish with a slottedyspo`on and place on lettuce leaves. Serve with dressing spooned. over top- Makes 4 to 6 servings. S P RI•RF• •D AN SUPERIOR F • • D R' Times -Advocate, August 17, 1978 Page 11 rOrkfift e Raveled OKE° E OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK, FRI. NIGHT TILL 9 235-0212 Fresh Grade "A" ROASTING CHIC KENS Fresh Pork SHOULDER ROASTS Fresh Pork 5-6 Ib. avg., Ib. BUTT ROASTS Fresh.Pork BUTT CHOPS Pork, Previously Frozen SIDE SPARE RIBS Burns Pride of Canodo, Boneless Tin End HAMS Burns Small Link SAUSAGE Bovril Brand, Store Sliced CORNED BEEF Burns Pride of Canodo WIENERS Tide DETERGENT Formerly 10 Ib., 12 -litre 5.15 98 Whole or half; Ib. 984 Vac Ib 9.15 ='1.23 '1.49 +Z,19 ='1,15 = '1.59 �e'1.09 Red Rose TEA BAGS 6°,s $ 1.69 Jclvex LIQUID BLEACH 128 oz 95t ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. T. Horry Hayter, Dashwood -.are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Janice to Bradley Oke, son•of Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Oke, Zurich. The wetlding will take place September 2 1978 ,in Zion Lutheran Church, Dashwood. Crediton East By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Sympathy *goes out to the families of the late Harold J'. Glanville Sr, who died Thursday at Queensway Nursing Home, Hensall. `.Mr. Si Mrs. Jerry Dallier Sarnia were Saturday supper guests with Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator and Mrs. Mary Thornton. Angela returned home with them after spending holidays here. Mrs. Mary Thornton celebrated her 83rd bir- thday. Tuesday August 15. Mr. & Mrs. Ron Harvey. Amber and Barry, Vanastra were Sunday supper guests with Mr & Mrs. Stan Preszcator. and in the evening »r. & Mrs. Sam Blackburn, Ham'IRon-visited with them Monday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator and Mrs. Mary Thornton, were Mr. & Mrs. John Glanville, R.R. 4 Seaforth, and Mr. Lloyd Glanville Brussels Mr. & Mrs. Harry Lippert. Highgate. •Mrs. Patsy Quench FLAVOUR CRYSTALS pkge of 483' Glanville. and Bruce Mills. London. and 'Mr. & Mrs. Richard Glanville, Parkhill. Rhonda returned home after having holidays with her grandparents. Les Glanville. and Miss Elsie Scott and Leslie. Manitoulin Island spent a - few days with Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Glanville. K.R. 1 Exeter - - Aylmer, Crushed, Sliced, Tidbit Pinup is l4 oz. 434 Robin Hood, - 6ppte, Coromel, lemon Pudding Cakes 9,Dz. 3/1 onish. y, owl ' C tier 48 oz.. $1.09 Bee Maid Liquid - Hone 2 lb. jor :1x.99- Coronation, Sweet Med or Bread -8. Butter • • Pickles 24 oz. jar 69' NOTICE I will be closing my Beauty Shop on August 19, 1978 and• would-- like to • thank you all for your patronage and friendship these past years. Thank You Borb O'Rourke St. William MARMALADE r.... - SCOTT'S LEATHER & TACK SHOP 120 Sanders St. W. Exeter, Ont. 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