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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-07-16, Page 5SIE.AF9R114 MARKET Meaty Blade or -Short • R1B ROAST • Lean Butt , 69 PORK CHOPS Lean Sweet Pickled Cottage Rolls lb Ir a lb FOR THE BAR-B-QUE Tasty Beef Patties 8 Tender . Rib Steak for 79c C II a. Westons or Lewis Bread h c,li Ni ltc at Cr-a 1.cci1t'he<t 1 Wholesale at Finnigan's LIGHTWEIGHT SUMMER BUY ONE . AT THE ' 'REGULAR PRICE 29.95 GET ONE FREE! Complete line of Wig Accessories at BRIAN'S \ HAIRSTYLING 527-1700 \ ' SEAFORTH LADIES' Black or Brown. Reg. 8.98 to 14.98 DRESS ,SHOES NOW 4.39 to 10.77 .011.mimmioa.0.0.1mMorob.. STORE-WIDE SA "OUR LOSS, YOUR GAIN" REDUCTIONS UP TO 5,43\% Women's Sandals Reg. L98 to 6.98 NOW 1.47 to 4.77 MEN'S, BOYS' and YOUTHS' Black and White Running Boots Reg. 2.49 to 2.98 NOW 1.77 to 2.37 • MEN'S DRESS Shoes Reduced Up To , SO% ' WOMEN'S WHITE Dress Shoes - Reg. to 12.98 NOW 5.77 to 8.77• Children's Shoes 20% to SO% off MANY OTHER OUTSTANDING VALUES "Coame In And Brouse Around". All Shoes Properly Fitted FAMILY FOOTWEAR MAIN STREET* SEAFORTH ALL SALES FINAL • London and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hyde of Owen Sound.' ELDER-MILLER REUNION The annual gathering of the Eider-Smillie clan took place at Seaforth Lions Park Saturday, with members from Montreal, Toronto, Kingsville, Pittsburgh, Pa., Chatham, Strathroy, Byron, Ailsa Craig and nearby places. The older members enjoyed renewing acquaintance during the afternoon, while the younger members enjoyed a swim. This was followed by sports and games conducted by Mr„, and Mrs. Jim Rowe. Sumptuous picnic meals were enjoyed by all. Letters and reports were gi- ven by members of the executive committee. It was decided to hold the 1971 reunion, same time, same place. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Geiger entertained on Sunday those members of the Elder clan from a: distance who were here atten- ding the Elder-Smillie reunion .held at the Seaforth Park on Sa- No inquest In Morris Deaths Investigation by provincial policy from Toronto, Mount Fo- rest and Wingham, has confirmed that the deaths of Mr, and Mrs. Clayton McGregor ,of R.R.4., Brussels, were the result' of a murder-suicide. Dr." .I. K. McGregor, Wingham coroner (not related) said he will not call' an inquest into the deaths. He said the,deaths were discussed with provincial police and the Crown Attorney and the decision was to close the case. An autopsy on the body of Mrs. Roselle McGregor of R.R.4., Brussels, found in herfarmhouse:' home about 4 p.m. Thursday af- ternoon, revealed that she had been shot three times and, re- ceived blows to the head from both a blunt and sharp instrument; Det. Sgt. • George Herries of Mount Forest OpP said. . Her husband, Clayton McGre- ' gor, was shot once, an autopsy on his body revealed. Det. Sgt. Herries Said the murder-suicide occurred in -the early ,hours of July 9. The . bodies were discovered y in a front bedroom by a neighbOur who noticed' that 'Mr. McGregor's cows had not been milked Wed- nesday or Thursday morning., Police, seized a blood-stained long-handled axe arid a ;rifle at the farm home, which is located on the 6th concession otmoirrs Township, fronting onto High- way 4. Ask us us about our exclusive Free Home Decorator Service Make Gingerich'S Your Decorating Headquarters VirV7'.49.1P, kr$07, Off All Discontinued Lines GINGERICII S LTD. PHONE 527-0290 SEAFORTH Program Begins • Tr. Summer Correspondent Mrs,. Maude Redden Hensall Recreation Commit- tee commenced its playground programme for children aged 6- 12 years on Monday with crafts from 2-4 p.m. Monday to Thurs.: day. Next week the programme will be held after swimming les- sons from 3-5 p.m. and will in- clude sports which will be con- ducted by Joe Reaburn. Pamela Sangster and Mrs. A. Couper have planned and ar- ranged the programme and will be assisted by Sheila Sangster, Nancy Forrest and Jane Smith. The programme will include sculpture and 'carving frotn vari- ous materials, kite making, pain- ting, puppet making, a scavenger hunt, story telling, as well as ball games and general activities in the park. There will be volleyball and badminton equipment available for any high school students who might like to use these facilities. The Recreation Committee requires extra help for the play- ground prograMme and urge any- one who feels able to spare an afternoon to help to come to the arena at the times mentioned. HOLD FAMILY REUNION A family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hyde, Kippen, bver the weekend. Those attending were Pastor and Mrs. Wallace Stephenson, Ruth and David. of Dryden, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Welch and Heather of London, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Yacknovets, Shelly and Ricky of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs:', Orrin Baird of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hyde, Vicki and Sandy of Buy Your MILK. WHOLESALE \ Juice, qt. 49c Skim, qt.,, 26c 2%, 1 qt. 29c 2%, 3 qts..78c Seald Sweet Orange Homo, 3 qts. 83c Homo, 1 qt. WHSE. PRICE 30c \ FINNIGAN'S EGIVIOPAWILLE Local Group Is Popular The rock spectacular held at Seaforth Arena op Saturday in-- eluded the Sea/forth group' "To- morrows Dawn". "The group took first place in the recent Lions talent show at the Lions Carnival. Brendan Clinn of the P.C. • agencies, Toronto, who manages the Magic. Circle, the feature group at the Saturday dance, was happy with "Tomorrows Dawn". "This extremely young group ha s 'great potential and an abun- dance of talent. With diligent practise and a little seasoning "Tomorrows Dawn" could be- come one Of the top groups in the country," he-said. It is understood the dance sponsors are including the local group in plans for future dances. 6-12 FORD Forage d• Harvester 2 row corn, green grass ..and hay Real Special only filled 4 silos McLaughlin MotOrs turday. Mrs. R. M. Peck had as guests over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Howe, Hyde Park, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Elder and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Statham of Kingsville. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hillier of London were guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle. Pastor and Mrs. WallaceSte- phenson and family have been vi- siting with Mrs., Stephenson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hyde for the last couple of weeks. A shower was held at the home of Mrs. Eric Luther for Mrs. Gordon Page (nee Dorothy Kip- fer). Hostesses were Mrs. Luther and Mrs. Tom Ingram. Gifts were presented by Linda Jane Kipfer antic hristene Ingrain. Miss, Jane Heal received w'o'rd that she successfully passed her Grade I T eory examinations of the Royal C nservatory of Music, Toronto, th First ,Class Honors. S e studied under Mrs. Carol Carter, A.R.C. T., A.Mus., of Seaforth. W/O-. Donald-Orr and Mrs. Orr, of Ottawa, spent a few days visiting M. and Mrs. R, A. Orr. Mr. and Mrs. Jim 8ozzato and Dana of Port Colborne spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Kyle. Mrs. Bertha Jinks is vfsiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jinks, Gail 'and Billy, and Miss Susan Jinks, London. Master Ian MacMillan, Los Angeles, Calif., is spending the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Or- land Reichert. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Geisler, Midland, Texas, spent the week- end with Mr. and' Mrs. Orland Reichert and attended the Wright reunion in Seaforth. Up To . HALF -_PRiCE FILM PROCESSING BLACK & WHITE 8 Exposure 55c 12 - 85c 20 ---1.35 KODACOLOR 8 Exposure • • • • • 212 12 - 2.88 ' 20 - 4.50 ' BY-PASS "MIDDLEMAN STOREKEEPER", SEND DIRECT TO PROCESSING PLANT AND SAVE UP TO 50% Send Film, Cash, Cheque or Money Order along, with this - Ad, to CLINTON PHOTO SERVICE CLINTON - ONTARIO Add 5% Tax and 15c to cheques THE HURON EXPOSITOR July 16th, 1970. Seventy-eight only in this special group clearance of one of a kind new summer dresses. The size range runs from 9 to 18 in Misses' and Women's and 121/2 to 24% in half size range. Regular 10.95 to 29.95 ALL Sports Wear • • 20% off ALL \ \ \ I, Swim Wear • 20% off ALL WEATHER 30% al Brand new, this season's single or double breasted suits in all, the popu-. lar shades of green, brown, blue and grey. Plains, stripes and cheek pat- terns in tails, regulars and a • few shorts. Size range 38 to 46. About 100 suits to choose from so huiry for best choice. REGULAR 95.00 and 9930 SUITS Sale $78.00 REGULAR 79.50 SUITS Sale $63.00 YOUNG EXECUTIVE 69.50 & 75.00 SUITS • Sale $56.00 • 16 ONLY MEN'S LAST YEAR READY-TO-WEAR SUITS Values from 50.50 up Odds and ends, reg., tails, shorts, mostly dark shades SALE CLEARANCE, Regular 49.50 to 59.50 SALE STUDENTS SIZE SUITS . 2 00 Olive, brown, green shades. All • , single breas- ted• styles. Sizes 35 to 41. MEN'S PERMA-PRESS CASUAL PANTS ....... ... Extra Special 4.77 EXTRA SPECIAL CLEARANCE! • BOYS' 8 TO 18 YEARS, NEW NOVEL PATTERNS PERMA-PRESS FLARE STYLE SCHOOL PANTS PLUS A FEW SLIM STYLES 0 4 0 4 4 • 527-1140 Seaforth - 10minsimmimaiimmoso 5' Coats •0