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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1983-04-20, Page 58::441 n.m.-600 p.m. 8:34) a m -6:4)0 p.m 8:30 n m . -6:00 p m 8:30 a m 4:00 p.m 8 30 r8 30 a m-9041pm 8•30a m -600p m Early files 5 years kprti Zo, 1978 Exeter OPP are looking for three young people who were foiled in their attempt to rob McLellan's General Store and sub -Post Office LLi Kippen last Monday The youths armed with a small handgun and a hun- ting -type knife entered the store where Mrs. Ida Dickert and her granddaughter Robin McLellan were working After a struggle with Mrs. Dickert, the grandmother and their Dalmation dog, the youths fled 10 years ago April 19, 1973 Farmers in northern Huron and southern Bruce counties who have been protesting prices being of- fered for land on the route of the proposed Ontario Hydro power transmission line are putting money up in support of their claims. Ninety per cent of the farmers involved will agree to give the money to help raise the $10,000 needed to conduct a study which will determine the value of the farmland. The farmers feel they should have professional help if they are to have the information to fight Hydro. 25 years ago April 17, 1958 Huron County is definitely to have a hospital for retarded children, and it will be larger than many had expected. Instead of 700 beds, a 1,300 bed hospital will be erected. The government has purchased 300 acres of land in Goderich Township, two miles south of Goderich. The hospital has been spoken of as Tom Pryde's legacy to Huron County. Mr. Pryde literally bombarded the legislature at Toronto, and the Prime Minister, with his briefs in his effort to get this hospital for Huron. 50 years ago April 20, 1933 The fire alarm was sounded early Tuesday morning by someone who probably wanted to see how quickly the firemen could get to the scene. The allarm was a false one but it might be well not to repeat it. There's a somewhat stiff penalty for that kind of joke. The annual military ball, given under the auspices of the Huron Regiment, on Monday night brought out a large number of invited guests. 75 years agar April 16, 1908 A charge against a couple of boys of annoying Jack Wade was heard by P.M. Andrews last evening. The P.M. gave them some fatherly advice and let them goon suspended sentence. The trustee board of Turner's Church has decided to build an enclosed shed in connection with the church. A subscription list is in circulation and the shed will probably be built in June. Black Knight Stove Polish makes stoves shine by night as well as by day. Can't burn it off either - no matter how hot you make the stove. 100 years ago April 20, 1883 The Blyth Review an- nounces that hereafter it will be published on Friday, giving as the main reason, the fact that most farmers do not go to the post office until Saturday, it has to lay in the office longer than necessary, and accordingly does not contain the latest local news. The Review is wise in making the alteration. The New Era made the same change and finds it far better. The soap peddlers wanted to ply their trade on Friday, but the fear of a fine prevented them from doing so: six of them were in town the previous night A 10 -year-old was seen smoking on the street in Clinton on Saturday night A dose of shingle vigorously applied woifld do him good Raking up hack and front lawns is the order of the clay, and the females appear to he doing more of it than the males. C'LINTON NEWS-RE('()RD, WE'DNE:SLIAY, APRIL 20, 1983- PAGE 5 effect i:I dosing :tii.rltl • April 2', We. reserve R E1U1a'ntit esy REGULAR COKE & SPRITE CASE OF 24 x 260 ML. I.G.A. PURE APPLE JUICE 48 FL. OZ. I.G.A. FANCY TOMATO JUICE FL. OZ. WHITE SWAN-ASSO"cTE+ ATH R'OM TISSUE 4 TOLL PACKAGE FRESH CHICKENS CANADA GRADE A UN ER 1.8 KG./4 LBS. PORK CHOPS RIB & TENDERLOIN END /Ib. LEWIS WHITE, 80% WHOLE WHEAT AND CRACKED WHEAT BREAD 675 G. .49 TIDE POWDERED LAUNDRY DETERGENT 6 L. x.99 WHITE SWAN ASSORTED COLOURS PARAMOUNT FLAKED LIGHT WHITE SWAN ASSORTED PAPER TOWELS 2 ROLL PACKAGE .89 JELLO ASSORTED VARIETIES JELLY POWDERS 3 OZ. 3/.89 SAVE WHOLE CHICKENS CUT UP PORK CHOPS LOIN CENTRE CUT 2,40/Kg. 1 09 d /9h. B.G.A. ASSORTED 200 G. FACIAL TISSUE CANNED TUNA POTATO CHIPS I.G.A. PIECES & STEMS MUSHROOMS 10 FL. OZ. GROUND BEEF IN OIL 601. REGULAR /Kg. G F O U N COFFEE MAXWELL HOUSE 369 G. VAC PAC EGULAR, AUTOMATIC OR FILTER D ttP 1,1 CH ICE PEACHES IGA CANNED IALVES OR SLICES 14 FL. OZ. .79 PEANUT 11 LTTE YORK 1 KG. SMOOTH 0 CRUNCHY LIQUID LEACH OLD DUTCH 3,6 L. 1.2 9 NIAGARA 12.5 OZ. ORANGE JUICE 0 TAILLEFE" SWEET PIC:•. LE V COTTAGE ROLLS 3,51/Kg. 1 •59IBb. WIENERS MAPLE LODGE 454 G. PKG. .3 DAVE ', N SLICE i11 SIDE : ACON 500 G. PKG. 2.0 CANNED SALMOI GOLD SEAL SOCKEYE 7.75 OZ. FRUIT C CP/TAIL ALO 225 ML. REGULAi SHAMP i'••O OCA, FANCY 28 FL. 07. 037 KERNEL CORN IGA, FANCY 12 FL. 07. .5 EAKFAST CEREAL CORN FL \.KES KELLOGG'S 675 G. FAIC SOFTENER FLEECY 3.6 L. 2 FRENC FRIES , P VA&UEY EARM :'RE GUEAR, CR1NRLE OR IULOENNE 1 Baa .59 FEARMAN'S SWEET PICKLED BACK BACON 5G49/Kg. 2449/b. PORK RI': LETS 1.74 Kg. 79/h. DAVERN Y THE PIECE O LOG N 7 /Kg. /ib. BE NS VAN CAMP WITH PORK 14 FL. 07. 1 TEA BAGS RED ROSE BOX OF 60 POT PIES YORK 8 OZ. THICKEN & TURKEY .79 PRK BUTT CHOPS SHOULDER 3 a 7Oig. 1 SLICED PORK LIVER .49 /Ih. /Kg. PURE PORK SA U S GE FEARMAN'S STORE PACKED 3o22/Kg. 1.46/Ib. SQUIRE ASSORTED ICE CREAM 2 LITRE CARTON 1.6 DILL PICKLES IGA 750 ML. GARLIC OR PLAIN 1 .39 CANNED PASTA IRBY'S ALPPiAGFTTI 14 FE. 07 SALAD DRESSING KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP 1 L 2.1 C FFEE WHITENER RICH'S 500 g COFFEE RICH .4 CANADIAN QUEEN 175 G. COOKED HAM ( LOSE -UP REGULAR OR MINT 100 ML. TOOTH- PASTE OOTHPASTE SUNKIST, SIZE 138'S "ROMA. OF U.S.A. NAVEL ORANGES 1 02 WHOLE TOMATOES IGA, CHOICE 28FE OP .79 KETCHUP SOFT MARGARINE COUNTRY LANE 1 LEI MAPLE LANE COTTAGE CHEESE >00 G. REG. 1 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FRESH GREEN ONIONS 3/ 1 SNOW WHITE MUSH ROOMS PRODU(T OF ONTARIO 4.15 /Kg,. 1.88/Ih. FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT WHITE OR RED NEW CROP 6/129 SLICED BOLOGNA MAC CHEESE OR 801 OGNA BURNS 175 G. PKG. FILLERS BY THE PIECE POLISH SAUSAGE 1 .5 CHEDDAR CHEESE CANADIAN Mil 1) 2 /Ih. COOKED HAM (ANADIAN QUEEN 5,47iig. 2.4. \4OZZARE LL CHEESE ( ANADIAN 5.9®/F(g. 2.6 /Ib. VINE _RIPE TOMATOES CANADA NO. 1 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. 1.74,„. .79. WAREHOUSE PRICES - EVERYDAY, EVERY WEEK! PLUS S[ N I i R CITIZEN DISC ' U NT EACH WE DN ES (GET DETAILS FROM YOUR LOCAL IGA STORE) AY r4►1'FN 1111 H`sIIA1 ANI1I-Hlllgl 114,111 111.1.91' ill F014 1411 Ft ( oN\ I. 'NU N4 F BARLI N KA GRAPES SFFI)1 FSS, ( ANAD' NO. I PROM I(T OF ti A_ 3,29g. 1 e 49 /Ih. COOKING ONIONS ( ANADA NO. 1 ONTARIO 2 I H. BA(, 9 STORE HOURS