HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-07-17, Page 11ia iI4 HURON OMOSIT911. JULY
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majOi go and a shooting.
• Mokleittat a 'birthday party
Ln enklY. Morning hours over.'
• the weekend, kept Seaforth.
police busy.'
On July 12; short ly after,
a fire was reported
• at Louis MeNichOl Trucking
Company i,VhiCh eventually
rosottod hi $165,004 damage
ladditiOnal-detalls on p4'..
gorly •Stioday , Meriting
three TOronto Ine4 were
arrested in, Clinton after .4
shooting incident, with
pelletgnn at a Seaforth twine
(more on page1).
Earlier in the week a wheel
barrow was reported stolen
•from the car wash go
Goderlch Wheel
brow theft occurred july.
10, It is valued at SIX, 4
There .,.were. two wilful •
dantago report's: 011, Jn.ly
A Woman on EaSt William St, ,
reported- damage to her
fI9v:garg e:r.Chir*71
SPenliea,rt19ir
4110010 '• St:,• reported
damage by two ,persotis on
bicycles to newly laid Witch
top on his driveway, end,
4alliage al.2.1.9 Trin151er!
•lth1141,-;1• �e hour :: ;. 'earlyfoti'
Kristin. Van Den. Neucker, • the greatest
improved student in Grade 8, reeieved the
. Ralph Whitmore Award.
FLI.Ar,,..; •
Retiring teachers W, Spencer Jeffery and Mrs.
Edith Turner were also honoured with awards at
,the H.C.S. Graduation Banquet. Both have
been teactyys at the schoo.since Its opening.
Mary Gibson snows teacher Mary Moffatt her
awards after Huron Centennial's Graduation
Banquet. Mary received the Top Academic Girl
Award, ttie Music Award and an award for
excellence in French.
'
separate tncitiento- of
damage were retichled. At 24"
Mala St. o bicycle was to.
• potted to have been pushed •
down a stairwaY and a frig
•and been pushed i over. The
damage, estimated'. at ,r.Qt
• was rePOrted ,s4t,
• Attltprrtin-elit Wor at .
0o -deficit St. E, Was kicked in
• by an • unidentified person
resulting in„$2.5 damage.
Damage timearage door
of the ambulance..4mice was
discovered by Seaforth
police, A window was broken
and the door was found open.
Vantage is estimated at $25.
The fourth wilful damage
report, discovered • shortly
before 3 a.m., occurred at
the rear of the Tasty Nu
Bakery, and Cheese Muse. A
window was found broken
and damage is 525.
Estella Wilson gave the ValedictorrAddress at
the Huron Centennial Graduation Banquet held
on June 25.
Smile
A father was buying a
watch for his son's gradui
ation gift.
"I suppose," said the
clerk, "that this will be a
surprise."
• 'Til say it is," replied the
father, "He's expecting a
Principal Arnold Maters awards Todd
Caldwell, the prize for the Best AH -Round Boy.
Scott ,Beane was presented the award for the
Top Academic Boy at Huron Centennial School.
Estella VVilsonwas presented the J3est
All -Round Girl Award by teacher Mary Moffatt,
it a Graduation Banquet held on June 25 at
iuron Centennial School.
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•Pdi With the W.S. Jeffery
ivehernatics student, by
a Spencer Jeffery, in
" • 4.0.ar,1 was created. Lori
=-4,, a , .; • 1r she MUSIC and French
lc;
Scott Beane was presented the award for the
Top Academic Boy at Huron Centennial School.
Egmandville
Mr. and Mrs. James Cam-
eron from Sarnia visited their
daughter and son-in-law
Carole and Charlie Geddes.
They also visited with their
grandaughter and husband
and great grandaughter.
Sheila. Brent and Kendall.
They also visited with their
grandaughter Pam and at
Owen Sound with Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Woods have their sen Ken-
neth from the West with
them.
0 Fairmont
2 drr sedan
2 3 Itr. engine
4 speed transmission
Power Steering
AM Radio
Interior Accent Group
THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL List $6698.40
'5595.
re,?fght fax and licence extra)
pihrite
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*Deitittantara MOTORS LIMITED
220 WON STREET, SOUTH-SEAFORTH 527-1010
SALtS MPARTMENT OPM:
;,4ay through r i y 9 a.m. till 8 p.m.
Saturday 9 a.m 01 5 p.m.
SERVICE AND PANTS DEPARTMENT OPEN:
Monday through Orld ay $ a.m. NI 5:30 p.m.
HURON CENTENNIAL SCHOOL GRADUATES FOR 1979-80
are frOm left, front row: Rosalyn Elliott, Cathy Splziale, Janet
Kerr, Gall McIntosh, Carla Thompson, Cathy Mustard, Tracey
Poswalk, Karen Pressey„ Lori Strong, Lisa Telford, Karen
Bender, Lisa Johns, Cindy Taylor, Sharon Sager, Jenny Ste.
Marie, Cassie James. 2nd row Jimmy Racho, Bob Barraclough,
Jeff Brandon,,David McGregor, Scott Beane, Jeff 'Knights,
John Boyes, Kstin Van den Neucker, Estella Wilson, Mary
Gibson, Philip Menary, Jim McGregor, Harold Brandon,
Michael Snelgrove, Leo Teeter°, Charles Walker. 3rd row: Lori
Real "Give - Away Bprgains for Seaforth's
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•Thursday• Friday* Saturday July 17* 18* 19
SPECIAL RACK OF 17.95 to 24.95
Ladies Fartrel Knit
SLACKS
Completely washable.
Limited Size Range
To Clear at
995
FINAL CLEARANCE LADIES
WIDE LEG. GWG & LEVI
Cords & Jeans
.95
Limited size range.
Regular Price 22.95
Final Clearance
100 TO CHOOSE FROM, REGULAR 15.95 TO 25.00
Ladies Short Sleeve Blouses y2 PRICE
Wide range of colors, styles and sizes Se 8.0-0 to 12.50 NOW.SIdewalk Bargain
GREAT DRESS CLEARANCE
All thls seasen's newest st les, patterns & shades.
.as None held back • our entire dross stock must go.'
Values to $49.50 Values to $69.50
Values to 535.00
2000.
• 30.-00 40.00
Good etre ranges for Misses. Women & Hall -Sizes
20 ONLY
REGLrEAR TO 22.50
ONE OF A FEND
Men's
Windbreakers
OUT THEY GO AT 5•00
EACH
SPECIAL TABLE OF
' FORSYTH AND ARROW
DRP.SS AND SPORT
SHIRTS
Values to 22.50
Broken Size Ranges •
Long or Short
Sleeve Types
SIDEWALK SALE
400
SAVE 25% ON NEV, SPRING & SUMMER
VESTED SUITS
.99.00 T. 169 . 00
Regular S139.50 to S225.00
Sizes 36 to 49 for
Shorts. Regulars and Tails
SALE
Buy these in 0111" men's dept.
Men's SPECIAL RACK, REGULAR UP TO 27.50
WASHABLE DRESS SLACKS
Plain or Check
Sizes 30 to To clear at 0 00 Alterations extra
Pr.
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SHOPEACH DAY FOR OTHER BARGAINS
7s- 41*.edilikAl.millikaide
Hayter, Darlene Moore, Theresa Herbert, Sherry Chuter,
Laurel PeckLtt, Jane Fraiser, Lynne Branton, Tracey Harman,
Marlene Nott, Lisa Benoit, Lissa Schilbe, Julie Townsend,
Debbie Siertsema, Cheryl Macdonald, Cindy Renner. 4th row:
Dale Thomson, Joe Dayman, Murray Vynhal, Bob Snell, Ian
Munroe, Jeff Peck, Danny Omey, Trevor Scotchmer, Dean
Armstrong, Ross McIntosh, Cameron Steckle, David MacLean,
Mark Cantelon, Gerry McGregor, Todd Caldwell.
(photo by Joe Laurie)
AL'S MARKET
HOURS: e• ora.•
Toot VI elf & So,
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242.2017 tliNSALL
UTTER BEEF CUT BETTER
Values effective until dosing Jaly 19, MO
We reterve the right to ilmit quantities.
Royal Rock
GRADE B TURKEYS
Maple Leaf Sweet Cured
COTTAGE ROLLS
inisaii ENDS
WIENERS'Stora packed
.891b
1.291b
. 4911.
. 89ib
ste\CO CO
Pure
Pork Sausage 1.09 lb.
to Ib. bag
Beef Patties 1.49 ib. • MEATS
WE MAKE OUR OWN
• Pure Pork Sausage
Maple Leaf sliced • Summer Sausage
Chicken Loaf 1.49 lb. • Corned sdBaeuesf• age
• -Head Cheese
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FREEZER SPECIALchoicelocal beejf
SIDE OF BEEF 1.59 lb.
. HIND 1/4 OF BEEF 1.98 lb.
FRONT OF BEEF 1.29 lb -
fully processed
fully processed
fully processed
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AND PROCESSING
PHONE 262.2041
ABATTOIR HOURS:
Beef Slaughter Monday
Perk Slaughter Tuesday
Hours for Meat Pickup
Mon. -Fri. 8-6 - Sat. 8-1