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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1983-06-15, Page 6LUS RE D TAG S: DIET O:' REGULAR COCA COLA 24 - 10 FL. OZ. TINS 5.99 ALSO AVAILABLE IN 750 ML. RETURNABLE BOTTLES AT 2/79' PLUS 304 PER BOTTLE? DEP. 1 IGA PIECES & STEMS MUSHROOMS 10 FL OZ. ROYALE WHITE ALMOND; YELLOW OR PINK BATH ROOM TISSUE PKG. OF 4 1.59 Clinton council waif) dog owners to p Two Goderich Township residents are opposed to paying a vet bill from the Town of Clinton. Ray Lambers and Bert Dykstra, both of Goderich Township, were sent in- voices in May amounting to over $82.70. The billing was issued for time and mileage for the town animal control • officer, costs from when he took the two dogs to the pound at the Seaforth Veterinary Clinic. The dogs were seized after they reportedly killed pheasants at the Clinton Fish and Gagne Club. Clinton Clerk Cam Proctor said he asked Goderich Township Clerk Robin Thompson if the township would foot the bill. Clerk Thompson said the township would not, but he suggested the owners should pay. In replay to the invoice, Mr. Dykstra said the in- cident may have happened, but he suggested that men working at the Fish and Game Club could have notified him that his dog was chasing the birds. Clerk Proctor said that Mr. Dykstra was warned last year that his dog was run- ning at large within the town. However, Mr. Dykstra in his letter stated that his dog has not run at large. Mr. Dykstra called the invoice charges, involving five hours labor and 44 miles, "ridiculous." Council agreed to send out detailed invoices, explaining the charges, and another request to pay the bill. School Car Insurance Clerk Proctor will in- vestigate the costs of in- suring the Clinton School On Wheels. The former Sloman School Car was purchased by the town last year. Mayor Chester Archibald noted, "The School Car is priceless, but once it's destroyed there's no value to it. It can't be replaced or rebuilt." Deputy Reeve Frank Van Altena noted that insurance could cover a partial loss and repairs. He reminded council that renovation to the old school car has been completed by volunteer labor and funding, at no cost to the town. "I'm sure the town would have to pay for repairs if it was needed again," Mayor Archibald agreed. Council will purchase some insurance coverage on the car and may increase it when the renovations have been completed and the coach is furnished. Rec Centre donation After a lengthy study by council and the town recreation committee, council agreed to grant a $500 donation to the Vanastra Rec Centre in Tuckersmith Township. The request first came to council, was turned over to the rec committee and then sent back to council. The rec committee recommended that the donation be made, noting that Tuckersmith Township has supported Clinton's recreation facilities with $500 donations for the past two years. LACAC budget Included in the Clinton LACAC budget this year are travelling expenses for two members Helen Tench and Josephine Winters. They will be attending the upcoming LACAC Convention in Ottawa. A guest speaker will be architect Carlos Vinton and he will be speaking on the Clinton Town Hall - library restoration project. Also included in the $2,575 budget are the following allocations: advertising, 1350; books, $100; house plaques, $600; house registers, $125; miscellaneous, $200; brochure, 1400; travel, $800. Property Standards Com- mittee Clinton's property stan- dards bylaw may now be enforced. Council has named W.J. Counter, Ray Bentley and Don Wright to serve on the advisory committee. The committee will hear any appeals after a property standards officer has issued clean-up warnings to Clinton property owners. An officer has yet to be named, but in the meantime council and the Clinton Police will work together to enforce the bylaw CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1983 -PAGE 5 FEATURE •BUYS CHAPMAN'S ASSORTED FLAVOURS 2 L. ICE CREAM 1.29 EXTRA FINE GRANULATED WHITE SUGAR 2 KG. 1.44 ICA ASSORTED POTATO CHIPS 200 G. • YORK FANCY GREEN PEAS, CREAM STYLE CORN & WHOLE KERNEL CORN .59 SAVE UP TO 32' EW FRFFDOM PKG. OF 30 REGULAR OR DEODORANT MAXI NAPKINS KLEENEX PKG. OF 200 ASSORTED COLOURS- POPU LAR FACIAL TISSUE .89 HOTDOG IGA HAMBURGER PKG. OF8 • TETLEY TEA BAGS ROLLS PKG. OF 72 1.88 3.69 OTEX PKG. OF 30 LIGHTDAYS EODORANT OR REGULAR NAPKINS CANADA 1 L. WHITE VINEGAR 2.19 .88 V -H 341-450 mL ASSORTED SPARERIB SAUCE OR SOYA SAUCE 1.19 AGREE 350 mL ASSORTED SHAMPOO OR e% CONDITIONER MONARCH 1 LB TUB SOFT MARGARINE .99 IGA 14 FL. OZ. FANCY IN HEAVY SYRUP C FRUIT COCKTAIL • 75 PAMPERS WITH GATHERS FOWLERS (48's) OR IODDLERS PLUS (40's) DAYTIME EXTRA ABSORBENT (60's) 9 DISPOSABLE DIAPERS .99 KLEENEX PKG. OF 75 ASSORTED BOUTIQUE TABLE NAPKINS 1.19 GLAD PLASTIC MED. PKG. OF 20 OR LARGE PKG. OF 10 FREEZER BAGS .83 CAMAY PKC. OF 4 REGULAR PINK OR WHITE BEAUTY BAR SOAP 1.69 PURINA CHOW DRY DOG FOOD 8 KG. 7.33 SAVE $3.66 SAVARIN 11 OZ. FROZEN CHICKEN, BEEF, TURKEY OR SALISBURY STEAK DINNERS 49 WESTON PKG. OF 8 APPLE SNACK BUNS .99 WESTON 340 g RASPBERRY JELLY ROLLS .99 WESTON PKG. OF 8 PLAIN ENGLISH MUFFINS .79 Y&S 1 Ib LICORICE OR STRAWBERRY TWIZZLERS OR GOODIES 1.09 ROWNTREE 4 REGULAR ASSORTED VARIETIES CANDY BARS 1.49 REALEMON 613 g CLEAR, PINK OR LEMON LIME LEMONADE CRYSTALS KRAFT 500 mL MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING 2.49 1.33 HI -DRI PAPER TOWELS PKG. OF 2 GOLD SEAL RED PACIFIC 'SOCKEYE SALMON 71/4 OZ. 1.99 SAVE 70' ED SMITH GARDEN COCKTAIL 28 OZ. .99 PURITAN FLAKED HAM 6.5 OZ. 1.39 HIGHLINER FROZEN COD FISH STICKS 350 g OR 1 LB COD FILLETS 1.99 JELL-O 12x50 mL FROZEN ASSORTI9 FLAVOURS PUDDING POPS 2.49 McCAIN 1.5 kg FROZEN STRAIGHT CUT OR CRINKLE CUT SUPERFRIES 1.77 PLANTERS 1 L PEANUT OIL 4.99 BLACK DIAMOND 500 g PROCESSED SINGLE THIN CHEESE SLICES 2.99 HABITANT 28 FL. OZ. PEA, VEGETABLE OR PEA WITH n9 HAM SOUP KRAFT 500 g SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY .PEANUT BUTTER 1.88 KELLOGG'S 500 g BRAN FLAKES WITH FRUIT CEREAL. 1.99 KOOL AID 2 ENV., ASSORTED FLAVOURS SUGAR FREE DRINK CRYSTALS 1.39 KRAFT 16 FL. OZ. BAR-B-IUE SAUCE 1.29 ASSORTED FLAVOURS ASSORTED FLAVOURS LIPTON PKG. OF 2 ASSORTED VARIETIES RECIPE PACKAGE SOUPS .99 DR. BALLARDS 25.5 OZ. BEEF -CHICKEN, LIVER OR BEEF'N CHEESE CHAMPION CANNED DOG FOOD .69 WESTON'S PKG. OF 20 WAGON WHEELS McCORMICK'S 400 g TIN TIE ASSORTED VARIETIES COOKIES 1.99 1.59 MELITTA 369 g PREMIUM VAC PAK GROUND COFFEE 3.39 Prices in effect till closing time Saturday, June 18. We reserve the. right to limit Quantities. FRESH CHICKENS CANADA GRADE A UNDE 1.8 KG./4 LBS. 2.1 99 • /lb. Kg. WHOLE CHICKENS CLT UP 2•40/Kg. 1.09,.,. CANADIAN PORK LOIN CHOPS FRESH; MIXED RIB OR TENDERLOIN END 7 • 372/Kg. • /Ib. CANADIAN PORK LOIN CHOPS FRESH, CENTRE CUT 4.39/KL. • /Ib. PORK BUTT CHOPS SHOULDER 3•70/Kg. 1.68.. PRIDE OF CANADA SWEET PICKLED COTTAG E ROLLS 4.39/Kg. 1.99/Ib. SEAG OCEAN FROZEN PERCH FILLETS 4.39/Kg. 1.99n6. PORK ROAST SHOULDER 3.06/Kg. 1.39,„). GROUND BEEF REGULAR 3•06/Kg. 3 • /Ib. BURN'S STORE PACKED FARM OR LINK SAUSAGE 3.04„. 1.38/Ib. CANADA PACKERS STORE PACKED BREAKFAST SAUSAGE 3.20/Kg. 1.45/Ih. DAVERN 500 G. PKG. SLICED SIDE BACON 1.99 SCHNEIDER'S RED HOTS, SKINLESS ALL BEEF WIENERS 454 G. 1.88 PORK RI BLETS 1.74 /Kg. •79,1„. WIENERS POLISH MAPLE LODGE COIL FEARMANS 454 G. 4.08/Kg. 1.85/Ib. SHORT RIB ROAST CHUCK BLADE BONE OUT 4.14 1.88 /Kg. /Ib. !....!.I.D!!III![!1! PRODUCEGARDENFRESH PRODUCE (ARDENT FRESH PRODUCE. GOLDEN YELLOW F)OI F BANANAS 1®06/Kg. • 48/Ih. ANADA NO. 1 FLORIDA TOMATOES VINE RIPE T OMATO E S 1 • 30/Kg. • CANADA NO 1 PROD. OF U.S.A. REPLUMS 1 e 96/Kg. • 89,Ib. CRAW 'WITH ArruS CANADA FANCY - PROD. OF S.A. (APE BRAND 1.74/„ . • 79 ih. SEEDLESS CUCUMBERS CANADA NO. 1 ONTARIO LARGE .89 MOZZARELLA CHEESE CANADIAN 59OKg. 2.68/Ih. PORK LIVER„ SLICED 1.08/Kg. • 49/Ib. COOKED HAM CANADIAN QUEEN SLICED 4.39 /KR. 1.99/Ib. CHEDDAR CHEESE ( ANADIAN M111) 6e59/Kg. 2.99/Ih. GARDEN! FRESH PRODUCE POTAW TOES CANADA NO. 1 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. 10 LB. BAG 2.89 WAREHOUSE PRICES - EVERYDAY, EVERY WEEK! PLUS SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT EACH WEDNESDAY (GET DETAILS FROM YOUR LOCAL IGA STORE) CARROTS ( ANAI).A NO. 1 PROF)U( T OF U.S.A. 2 I B. 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