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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1983-07-06, Page 5NOW AVAILABLE UNSMASTER '`UNS UNIVERSAL SOCKEYE SALMON 7.75 OZ. 1.59 LIBBY'S DEEP BROWNED ASSORTED BEANS 19 FL. OZ. .69 NABISCO SH RE DDI ES 675 G. 1.79 HEINZ TOMATO PASTE 5.5 FL. OZ. -2/ 2/.99 I.G.A. ASSORTED POTATO CHIPS 200 G. .99 PREM REGULAR LUNCH EON MEATS 12 0Z. • 79 1 STAYFREE PKG. OF 10 REGULAR OR DEODORANT MINI PADS MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING 1 L. 1.99 BLUE BONNET COLOURED MARGARINE QUARTERS 3 LB. 2.49 VIM SKIM POWDERED MILK 1.5 KG. 5.99 MONARCH ADDED TOUCH CAKE MIXES 520 G. 1.09 PAMPER 6OZ. ASSORTED VARIETIES CANNED CAT FOOD 4/.99 .99 CARNATION 385 MI. 2% EVAPORATED MILK HEINZ 4.5 FL OZ. STRAINED ASSORTED MEATLESS BABY FOOD & JUICES .65 2/.79 ROYAL 312 G. CHEESE CAKE MIX 1.99 McCORMICK'S 400 G. ASSORTED VARIETIES TIN TIE COOKIES McCORMICK'S 270 G. ASSORTED VARIETIES MARSHMALLOW CANDIES 1.88 KRAFT BA R©B-Q SAUCE ASSORTED FLAVOURS 16 FL. OZ. • '9 SAVE 604. WHITE SWAN WHITE, BEIGE OR YELLOW BATH ROOM TISSUE PKG. OF 4 1.49 SAVE 544' CRACKER BARREL, MEDIUM MILD, COLOURED OR WHITE. OLD CHEESE CH E ESE STICKS 80Z. 1.88 TETLEY 72's TSA BAG,$ • 99 1 WHITE SWAN FACIAL TISSU E BOX OF 200's 99 • SUNSQUEEZE PINK OR WHITE LEMONADE 12.50Z. 39 • SARA LEE 13-140Z. FROZEN CHOCOLATE, BANANA CAKES OR CHOCOLATE BROWNIES 1.88 RYVITA 200 G. SNACK BREAD IGA 150Z. DOG HOUSE CANNED DOG FOOD 1.19 31$1 REALEMON 3x92 G. INSTANT CRYSTALS LEMONADE 1.49 UNCLE BENS 900 G. RICE 1.99 1.19 NEILSON 12 OZ. BUDS, WAFERS OR MACAROONS 2.19 KRAFT PROCESSED CHEEZ WHIZ 500 G. KRAFT PROCESSED 24 SINGLE Pritc's in effect till closing rday, July 9. We reserve the r:isSatullt. tc) Iimit quantities. FRESH CHICKENS CANADA GRADE A UNDER 1.8 KG./4 LBS. 2•1Bxg. • /Ib. c 4 CHEESE FOOD SLICES 500 G. HEINZ SCARIOS IN TOMATO SAUCE OR SPAGHETTI 14 FL. OZ. . 69 WISK D LAUNRY DETERGENT 2.49 CHEER 2 POWDERED LAUNDRY DETERGENT 3 L. 1.99 SLICED SIDE BACON MARY MILES 500 G. PKG. CUT FROM CANADA GRADE A BEEF CHUCK BLADE STEAKS 3•06/Kg. • /Ib. W OLE CHICKENS CUTUP CUT FROM CANADA GRADE A BEEF CHUCK SHORT RIB ROASTS 3•28/Kg. • /Ib. STORE SLICED COOKED HAM 4.39/Kg. 1.99/Ib. sav PURE PORK SAUSAGE FEARMAN'S STORE PACKED 3 . 1 5 /Kg. 1.43/Ib. CUT FROM CANADA GRADE A BEEF CROSS RIB ROAST 4.14/Kg. 1.88/Ib. MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE ROLLS 4.14/Kg. 1 •88/Ib. KAYBEE FLAT TOOTH PICKS PKG. OF 650 • 19 CLUB HOUSE 54 G. GARLIC POWDER WIENERS MAPLE LODGE 454 G. 1.99 CLUB HOUSE 86 G. GARLIC SALT ROYAL 85 G. STRAWBERRY, RASPBERRY OR CHERRY JELLY POWDERS G EN -IANT 1 KG. OZEN NIBLET CORN, SLICED GREEN BEANS OR GREEN PEAS GREEN GIANT 255 G. FROZEN LASAGNA, BEEF STEW OR SALISBURY STEAK ENTREE HIGH LINER FROZEN BOSTON BLUEFISH FILLETS 16 0Z. OR 350 G. COD IN BATTER 1.29 3/.88 1.77 1.49 1.88 MAPLE LEAF 175 G. PKG. MAC & CHEESE OR CHICKEN LOAF PORK RIBLETS CHICKEN LOAF TAILLEFER SLICED 4.08/Kg. 1.85/6. MOZZARELLA CHEESE CANADIAN 5.90/Kg. 1.68 /Ib. PORK K LIVER SLICED 1 •08/Kg. .49.. PILLERS BY THE PIECE POLISH SAUSAGE 3.57ig. 1.62/Ib. CHEDDAR CHEESE CANADIAN MII D 6.59/Kg. 2.99/Ib. AR EN FRESH PRODUCE GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE. ARDEN FRESH PRODUCE,. CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1983-P RED GRAPES PRODUCT OF U.S.A. 2.18/Kg. .99/Ib. TROPICAL BANANAS DOLE GOLDEN YELLOW 1.28 /Kg. 38 /lb. FRESH CELERY PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 1.19 BING CHERRIES PRODUCT OF U.S.A. 3.29/Kg. 1.49 /Ib. GREEN GRAPES CANADA NO. 1 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. 3.73/K, 1.69.6. SNOW WHITE CAULIFLOWER CANADA NO. 1 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. 1.99 SANTA ROSA PL, UMS CANADA NO. 1 PRODUCT (OAF U.S.A. 2.40 /Kg. 1.09/6. FRESH CARROTS CANADA NO. 1 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. 2 LB. BAG .79 WAREHOUSE PRICES EVERYDAY, EVERY WEEK! PLUS SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT EACH WEDNESDAY (GET DETAILS FROM YOUR LOCAL IGA STORE) STORE HOURS OPEN THURSDAY.AND FRIDA Y NICHT Tui. 9 P.M. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Monday TuPfaday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 8.30 a.m.-15:00 p.im 830 a.m.-4:OO p.m. 8.30 8.30 n .-9: p.m. 8.30 n.m.-9:oe p.m. 8.30 a.m.-6:M p.m. Earlyfiles 5 years ago July 6, 1978 Tuckersmith Township council passed a bylaw Tuesday to purchase the land and building housing its municipal offices in Vanastra. The bylaw allows the township to enter into an agreement to purchase the land and building previously owned by the Bank of Montreal for $19,000. Municipal taxpayers in Clinton received good news again this year, when for the second year in a row, Clinton council has held the line on taxes. At a special meeting last Tuesday night, council passed their 1978 budget that will see taxes go up only one per cent. 10 years ago July 5,1973 Huron county council members learned that they will soon have to start thinking about a possible extension to facilities at Huronview Horne for the Aged. Both J.L. McCutcheon, chairman of the Huronview Board of Management and C.A. Archibald, Huronview administrator, told the meeting that the waiting list for bed care is steadily growing. They told the members there was no in- creased pressure m other service areas at Huronview but that more space for bed care residents was a growing need. Fire last Sunday afternoon caused an estimated $40,000 damage to a barn and equipment of George Lavis on his farm near Holmesville. Lost in the blaze were a tractor, a manure spreader and a hay wagon. The barn, containing about 500' bales of hay, was destroyed. 25 years ago July 10,1958 Clinton Town Council this week formally requested the Ontario Department of Planning and Development to conduct a. survey to determine the need for rental housing in the town. This follows the favorable reception delegates from Clinton met with in Toronto, when they met with the Hon. W.M. Nickle, Q.C. minister for the department. The survey, which will be carried out in the near future, is designed to discover the actual needs of homes and will indicate to the department the number of homes and type of homes needed. • A letter of appreciation was received from the Clinton Community Credit Union concerning the new sidewalk and suggesting they were willing to black- top lacktop their property out to the sidewalk. 50 years ago July 7,1932 A daring robbery took place in Clinton Sunday night or early Monday morning when a truck was backed up to the door of Gunn, Langlois Company's warehouse, the door forced open and eighty crates of eggs removed, valued at over $400. A severe ligltning bolt in an electric storm early the other morning entered the residence of Mr. G.D. McTaggert, putting his electric range out of com- mission. 75 years ago July 9, 1908 Mr. Fenwick Stewart of Stanley received on Tuesday an express parcel which contained two horned toads. They came all the way from Kansas having been sent by his uncle, Mr. Samuel Stewart. They were as lively when the box opened as if sunshine and fresh air were not necessary to their existence whatsoever. The name horned toads is quite fitting. NV years ago July 6, 1883 A number of people in Mitchell have been taken ill with a species of cholera recently, supposed to be caused by the heavy rains flooding the wells with surface water. The new sidewalks in Londesboro greatly add to the appearance of the village. It at present boasts of the longest length of plank walk of any village of its size in Ontario. r