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Times-Advocate, 1982-07-28, Page 15LTh f.. • , ,• •i • - r- r /-:- /i .r=,ya it 'r.,/rYP"P.N}t' Barbecue enjoyed by 300 By MRS. lAINO over 300 enjoyed delicious barbecued poe* chops at South 'EU ch annual barbecue and SPorts Cromarty Pack Saturday.y iA Ball genes were played throughout tbs day, starting k-* LOU SAWERS - Keith Seloes and Gord Robinson watch as Paul Robinson and Bill French compete in the log sowing contest at Frog 'n Loggin' Days in Kirkton Sunday. T -A photo. Ferguson's Moonlight Madness Sale -PEANUTS-- Roasted and Salted Redskins Unsalted 9 9 0 LB. y"'" TAVISTOCK CHEESES Colby Reg. •:.Ss for $2.39 LB. Medium % ss $2.75 LB. White and Coloured •These are just a couple of examples! ALL TAVISTOCK 2 O. CHEESES OFF ARE.... PER POUND • 140 b v Pickling Spice 4 oz. (1 13 gm) 69t SUPREME Jelly Bgens ERGUSO APIARIES 99* RONNIE REAGAN SPECIAL LB Bacon Bits 4 oz. 99* Jelly Powder .439.SFLAVOURS Cones for Ice Cream 20/69 LUMPTY DUMPTY SODOM ' 4Potsto'Chips ;196 'Cheese Twists 9 ALSO AVAILABLE BY THE BOX Sais/nultF,nsa LB. $2.79 WE'RE LOCATED BETWIEEN HEN{SALL\dt .0RICH ON I Y. 84 9amto6pm CLOSED SUNDAYS 236-49.79 t t►L lviERCURY LINCOLN Up To f60000 Cash Discount and Cost FREE Driving 2 yrs. or 40,000 kill. driving. Ford Truck Line, Vans and Pickups, 83 Rangers Zephers, Cougars and Caprice' • Good selection in. stock All 1982's have to go Offer expires July 31, 1982 114°C°1 Extra Specials • 1981 Caprice Estate Wagon with air SML 135 1981 Cadillac Coupe De Ville loaded. PZT 134 1981 Granada 4 door. SWS 761 1980 Olds Omega 4 door, 16,000 miles. PVZ 276 1980 Corvette only 620 miles. RYS 322 1978 Mustang T -Bar roof. NJC 858 1978 Lincoln Town Coupe MSY 795 -1980 Mustang 2 uoor, 6 cyl., automatic with radio. PCS 626 1977 Cougar Brougham 4 door, 31,000 miles. OSH 357 1978 Fairmont Wagon NVH 021 1976'Gran Torino 2 door, with bucket seats. LNA 090 1981 Ford E150 Cargo Von HY 7823 1976 Ford Ranger Pickup DC 2980 1975 Ford F600 cab and chassis, needs engine. CL7903 1964 Mercury C700 Tilt cab and chassis. FB 8833 NSALL MOTORS LTD. Huron County's largest LINCOLN Mercury Dealer HWY. 4, HENSALL 262-2604 IUCAN LONDON T)r 1070 By MRS. PETER MARTIN The first 4-H meeting of Crediton Club V was held Ju- ly 17 at the home of Connie Kaak. The officers are presi- dent - Angela Fleming, secretary - Mary Fleming and press reporter - Debbie Larkin. The girls made plaster of paris animal tents. The second meeting was held on July 20 at Susan , Sullivan's home. They started to make "Jiffy Bags" at the beginning of the meeting. The bags will be used on asam- pout at meeting 6. A name for the club has not been settled upon. A successful dance spon- sored by the Crediton Parks Board was held Saturday e' ening in the Parks Pavillioa. Music was provid- ed by:Dallas". Guests from Crediton at the McCloud Buzzel wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wein and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Martin. Mrs. Martin was soloist at the wedding in Lieury United Church. The reception was held in Parkhill, Ross Wein and son Daniel spent a couple of days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Em- merson Wein. Danny is stay- ing with them while his patents Ross and Eleanor Wein are teaching at Chur- chill, Manitoba for ten days. Laurie Wein is staying with her outlerndparents Mr. and Mm. Marton Schmidt of Kitchener. Tuesday the Wein's visited with Orville Wein and family, Thorndale. • Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Browning Sr. Lee and Sue Browning motored to Win nipeg, Manitoba to spend ten days vacation with Allan and Linda Browning and family. While Lee and Sue drove back home, Mr. and Mrs. Brown- ing Sr. flew to Nova Scotia to visit with Mrs. Browning's family for a week. at 10 a.m. and ending with a fun game of slow pitch bet- ween CJCS, Stratford and the Twin City Bombers. Recent visiters with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gardiner were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Moorehead, North Bay, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Knechtel, Rostock. Mr. and Mrs. George Rankin, Dunnypace, Scotland, and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gardiner and Sarah, Cromarty visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gardiner. Mervin and Betty Dow visited on the weekend with Bill and Lee Worthington, Kit- chener, and were guests at their daughter's wedding on Saturda J. Other in- cluded John and Carol Ann Scott and Christopher. Margaret Laing, Guelph, is holidaying at her home. Marie and Pete Chessell are spending a few days with herparents Everard and Isobel Kerslake following her trip to the western provinces Michael Dqw, son of Bruce and JoanDow is recuperating in War Memorial Hospital London, after he was acciden- tally hit on the bead by a fall- ing jack. Times -Advocate, July 28,1982 Pogo 15 t' CLOSE TO CRASH SPOT - Exeter District Co -Operative manager Derwood Braithwaite, Centralia College crop specialist Jim O'Toole and area farmer Gord Jones check out the bean crop on the Kerslake farm, south of Exeter. About 10 minutes later, a spraying helicopter crashed in about the exact spot where the three men are shown. • T -A photo. 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