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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1983-12-14, Page 5ly [}iles 5 years ago December 14, 1978 Quick thinking by an area woman, and quick action by the Clinton area volunteer firemen prevented what may have been a tragedy early last Sunday morning at the Alvin Wise home at RR 3 Clinton. Except for a few last minute checks of the ice making equipment, the new arena floor is ready for ice and the machinery could be turned on early next week. Tom Chuter, building inspector for Clin- ton, was present at the council meeting Monday night to discuss the possibility of getting a new map of the town. For more than 50 hours of volunteer work, a number of area girls received caps at a re- cent Candy Stripers evening for the Clinton Public Hospital. 10 years ago December 13, 1973 Clinton's 1975 centennial celebrations received a big boost from the Clinton Coun- cil when they voted $850.32 to repair and refurbish the town's 1928 fire truck. Dissatisfaction was expressed at the an- nual meeting of the Christian Farmers Federation with Canada's involvement in the World Food Program. Ontario's new approach to assessing farms for local tax purposes on the basis of the land's productivity has been well- received by the farmers of Bruce County, the first to be reassessed by the Provincial Government. 25 years ago December 11, 1958 A debate held between Huron and Bruce County Junior Farmers on Nov. 26, ended in a tie, despite special rules and regulations which had been devised. by the provincial committee, to avoid a tie decision. With more snow down in a shorter time, and earlier m the year than anyone had ex- pected, the town streets men have done a good job of clearing streets in the downtown area, and of ploughing some of the sidewalks. A special request by H. Brudsdon, manager of the Clinton Lions Arena, that Mary Street be cleared to ar- range for parking for the hockey game last Friday night, was heard, and the action taken assured plenty of space for the fans who came to see the Colts win their third game of the season. Mayor W.J. Miller, Reeve Burton Stanley, Councillor Robert N. Irwin and Clerk - treasurer John Livermore, are in Ottawa to- day for an audience with the Minister of Public Works, in regard to the hoped for ren- tal housing scheme for Clinton. 50 years ago December 14, 1933 Two crowded houses greeted the com- mencement program put on in the Clinton Collegiate auditorium on Thursday and Fri- day evenings of last week. And, judging from the attention given and the applause, the program was highly pleasing to the ma- jority present. A large crowd greeted the Kiltie Band at their first benefit concert given in the town hall on Sunday evening, under the leader- ship of Bandmaster Morgan Agnew, and many comments of praise were heard con- cerning the excellent program given. In a lively two-hour session, pandemonium at times reigning with the sound of the gavel and several members on their feet at one time, Huron County Council Wednesday unanimously ratified the report of warden's committee, embodying drastic clauses, the most contentious of which was that calling for the dismissal from office of George W. Holman, 77 -year-old clerk and deputy treasurer, after 16 years service. 75 years ago December 17, 1908 The skating rink was opened for the season last Saturday evening with a good patronage. The rink under Mr. Davis' management is always a popular resort in the winter time for the young people. The Standard elevator has been sold by Mrs. R. Irwin to Mr. W. G. Smyth who has had it rented for a few years. The brick por- tion was built by the late Jos. Whitehead four decades ago as a mill, but the re- mainder is a much more recent date, having been built by Mr. Irwin. The effects of the dry fall are beginning to be felt, the water in many of the wells throughout the whole district being now very low. A steady rain for 24 hours, while it would not be Christmas -weather like, would do a great deal of good. Tuesday being the last day for the pay- ment of taxes Chief Wheatley had a busy day of it. He was assisted by Sergeant Welsh, the two taking in over $6,500. The total receipts up to the 15th were this year just a little lower than last. 100 years ago 100 years ago December 12, 1883 Fairly Met -A clergyman who owns a farm found a ploughman sitting on his plough resting his horses. Quoth the clergyman -- "John, wouldn't it be a good plan for you to have a scythe here and be cutting a few bushes along the fences while the horses are resting a short time?" "Yes, sir," said John; "and wadn't it be weel for you tae hae a tub o' tattles in the . it and, when the folk were singin', peel t . m a while to be ready for the pat?" Mr. Austin Callander has received the castings for the barrows which he recently invented and had patented. No doubt he will make things boom in the near future. ,..I. r CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1983 -PAGE 5 EXTRA FINE GRANULATED SUGAR 2 KG 1 .39 SAVE UP TO 60, CLOVER LEAF OR MAPLE LEAF SOCKEYE SALMON 7.75 OZ 1.99 SAVE UP TO 70" FOR RICE-QUALITycou RTESY PL LEWIS SLICED WHITE BREAD LOAF .59 SAVE UP TO 16, DELMONTE FROM CONCENTRATE TETRA-BRIK APPLE, GRAPEFRUIT ORANGE OR PINEAPPLE JUICE 3X2.50ML .89 SAVE UPTO70' S RED TAG SPECF.\LS EVERY WEE V8 VEGETABLE JUICE 48 FL OZ. SAVE UP TO 80, GOLDEN YELLOW BROWN SUGAR 2 KG .99 SAVE UP TO 66" SPRITE, TAB, REGULAR OR DIET COCA COLA CASE OF 24 10 FL OZ 5 . 99 SAVE UP TO $3.70 ROYAL STRAWBERRY, RASPBERRY OR CHERRY JELLY POWDERS 85 G 3/.88 SAVE UP TO 59' FRESH CANADIAN. PORK BUTT PORK CHOPS KG. • '/1B. SAVE FRESH CHICKEN LEGS (NO BACKS ATTACHED) 2.62 x.. 1.19LB. SAVE MAPLE LEAF TENDER FLAKE LARD 1 LB. .89 SAVE UP TO 34" YORK FROZEN CORN, GREEN PEAS OR MIXE D VEGETABLES 1 KG. 1.79 DOLE 19 OZ. SLICED, CHUNKS AND CRUSHED IN OWN JUICE PINEAPPLE SAVE UPTO 80" .99 STOKELY'S 12-14 FL. OZ. FANCY ASSORTED VEGETABLES .59 CHEF 25 FT. X 12 INCH ALUMINUM FOIL WRAP .99 GLAD PRG. KITCHEN CATCHERS 1.49 GLAD PKG OF 120 BONUS PACK PLASTIC BSANAGSDWICH 1.39 GLAD 60 M FOOD WRAP ABC 6 L POWDERED LAUNDRY DETERGENT CARNATIONE 5006 COFFE MATE 1.59 3.59 2.29 AIR CARE 200G ASSORTED SCENTS SOLID AIR FRESHENER .99 EVE READY PKG. OF 2 AA, C, DOR PKG OF 1-9 VOLT BATTERIES UNICO 375 ML STUFFED MANZANILLA OLIVES V-H80Z PLUM OR CHERRY SAUCE 2.99 1.19 .89 SIERRA MANZANILLA OLIVES 375 ME McCAIN FROZEN CHOCOLATE VANILLA BANANA OR MARBLE CAKES 19 OZ 1.99 CATELLI28OZ. PLAIN SPAGHETTI SAUCE GOLDEN YELLOW 2 KG BROWN SUGAR DAD'S 350-450 G TIN TIE ASSORTED VARIETIES COOKIES BILLY BEE 500G OR ML CREAMED OR LIQUID HONEY KIST ASSORTED SOFT DRINKS 750 ML PLUS DEP. HEINZ 1 L TOMATO KETCHUP SAVE UP TO 80a 1.19 1.99 1.89 1.99 3/.99 2.59 NESCAFE 1002. INSTANT COFFEE IGA 450 G LICHT OR DARK FRUIT CAKE IGA 900 G LIGHT OR, DARK FRUIT CAKE IGA 1.35 KG LIGHT OR DARK FRUIT CAKE KERR 400G SATIN MIX OR MINTS ASSORTED TOFFEE AND CHEWY MINTS 5.49 1.79 3.49 4.99 1.59 SiUFF'N SUCH STUFF'N SUCH 170 G TRADITIONAL SAGE, COUNTRVn COUNTRY AND SOUTHERN STYLE STUFFI STUFFING .99 W FSTONS P CINNA BUTTE WESTONS PKG. OF 6 CINNAMON BUTTE RHORNS 1®09 LOWNEY 400 CHOCOLATE C� (] ALMONDILLOS ✓ • LOWNEY 300 G MARASCHINO CHERRY CHOCOLATES 5 S 2.99 FRITO LAY ASSORTED POTATO CHIPS 1.09 IMPERIAL SAVE UP TO 50: SOFT MARGARINE 2X8 OZ .99 MOI R5 450 G POT -O -GOLD MILK CHOCOLATE SAVE UP TO 56' 5 MISS MEW 6OZ. CANNED ASSORTED FLAVOURS CAT FOOD 3 LB. PARKAY COLOURED MARGARINE QUARTERS 2.49 SAVE UP TO 1.70 49 3/.99 LIPTON PKG OF 4 ASSORTED FLAVOURS CUP -A -SOU P .99 GAINES8 KG FULL COURSE DRY DOG FOOD 9.99 CAMAY PKG. OF 4 WHITE OR PINK BAR SOAP REGULAR SIZE 1.89 • 89 1.49 2.99 KRAFTM 500 L MAYONNAISE MAPLE LEAF 24 OZ. MINCEMEAT MOIRS 450 G POT -O -GOLD DARK CHOCOLATES McCAIN 1 KG FROZEN REGULAR OR CRINKLE SUPERFRIES 5.95 1.49 MRS. SMITH 24.607 FROZEN MINCEMEAT PIE MRS. SMITH 340G FROZEN 2 PIE SHELLS 1.99 1.49 KRAFT 16 07 FANCY DOMESTIC COLBY BLOCK CHEESE 3.49 1.59 EVERFRESH 2 1. ORANGE OR GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ROBIN HOOD ALL PURPOSE FLOUR IOKG 5.99 SAVE UP TO 4.80 BURNS CAMPFIRE SLICED SIDE BACON 500G 1.79 CANADA GRADE 'A' REGULAR SAVE GROUND BEEF 2.82 KG 1.28 LB. MEAT BONUS BUYS YOUNG TURKEYS CANADA, UTILITY GRADE 6-16 Ib., 3-7.2 kg. FROZEN 2.544.1.15/Ib. BURN'S VINTAGE HAM 6.37/kg. 2.89/Ib. MAPLE LEAF BY THE PIECE POLISH SAUSAGE 3.92/kg. 1 • 78/Ib. FRESH WHOLE CHICKENS • CUTUP 3.06/kg. 1 s 39/Ib. FEARMAN'S 500 G. PKG. PURE PORK SAUSAGE MEAT .99 MAPLE LEAF 175 G. PKG. BOLOGNA, MAC & CHEESE OR CHICKEN LOAF .88 PILLERS 375 G. PKG. CHICKEN LOAF 99 YOUNG TURKEY FROZEN MIRACLE BASTE ALL SIZES 3.06,„1.39. MARY MILES DINNER HAMS 4.39/kg. 1.99/Ib. MAPLE LEAF BY THE PIECE WAXED OR REGULAR BOLOGNA 2.76/kg. 1.29/Ib. PETER PIPER 500 G. PKG. SLICED BOLOGNA 1.59 FEARMAN'S STORE PACKED SMOKED SAUSAGE 3.51,kg. 1.59. SAVE YOUNG TURKEYS CANADA GRADE "A" 6-161b., 3-7.2 kg. FROZEN .62/kg1.1gib. CANADIAN QUEEN SLICED COOKED HAM 4.39/kg1.99,Ib. PETER PIPER 450 G. PKG. SKINLESS WIENERS • 05 BURN'S SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE ROLLS 3.86.g. 1.75,Ib. SHOPSY'S 454 G. PKG. SKINLESS WIENERS 1.68 SHOPSY'S 500 G. OLD VIENNA SALAMI 2.95 PI LLE RS 375 G. PKG. CHICKEN BOLOGNA 9 SHOPSY'S 4 VARIETIES SMOKED SAUSAGE RINGS 6.35,kg. 2.88/Ib. TAILLEFER 450 G. TOURTIERES 2 15 • PRODUCE -GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE- GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE -GARDEN FRESH ZIPPER SKIN TANGERINES PRODUCT OF U.S.A. SIZE 150'S DOZEN 1.39 FRESH CRANBERRIES CANADA NO. 1 PROD. OF U.S.A. 12 oz.PKG. 1.19 SUNKIST ORANGES PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA DOZEN 1.69 VINE RIPE TOMATOES CANADA NO. 1 FLORIDA 1 e 30/kg. .59 Ib. FRESH CARROTS CANADA NO. 1 ONT. GROWN 2 Ib. BAG .69 COOKING ONIONS CANADA NO. 1 ONTARIO 2 Ib. BAG .69 MULTI BLOOM POINSETTIAS 6" POT EACH 4.99 ALL MERCHANDISE 100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEED- PRODUCT REPLACED OR YOUR MONEY REFUNDED. SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT EACH WEDNESDAY (GET DETAILS FROM YOUR LOCAL IGA STORE) PRICES IN EFFECT TILL CLOSING, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17 -WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ti STORE HOURS Monday 8.30 a.m.-6:00 p.m, Tuesday 8134) a.m.-6r00 p.m. Wednesday TTauraday , OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHT Friday TILL 9 P.M. FOR YOUR CON VT:NIENC.F Saturday 8•:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. 8.30 a.m.-9:00 p.m. 8.30 a.m.-9:00 p.m. 8.30 a.m.-6:00 p.m.