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EacaOkylipar from this coming weekend,
ted 4101.i Shrines will "invade"
Goderich fox a COMMON and
lflation cf anew enairma called a
}WO% The Shriners and their wives will
be In Clinton to witness the klotallettoo of
SPeoWCItolooloes of Clinton no the 198040
Poteniteprthe Mocha Temple of London and
their o101t will be a highlight of the year for
Clinton,
The Clinton Business Improwanent Area
took the Ora major step of positive action
Wit week when they designated an area of
town, which includes some 95 businesses, to
be renovated and revitalized.
The contest to choose the Queen for the
Clinton Spring Fair is now in flaming with
seven contestants entered.
10 years ago
May 23, 1974
The restoration and renovation of
Clinton's core business area will be
-discussed at a special meeting at the Clinton
Tpwn Hall.
January 1, 1975 was set as the start of the
beard growing contest that will be one of the
highlights of Clinton's Centennial
celebrations next year. The date was one of
the items discussed at a general meeting of
the centennial committee on May 15.
Huron County has received approval for 14
programs under the federal government's
Opportunities For Youth Program. The
programs will receive funding totalling
nearly $57,000. ,
25 years ago
May 21, 1959
There will be a work party needed at the
Clinton Community Swimming Pool on May
22. As many men as show up will be used.
The main work to be done is to fit windows to
apply putty.
One more teacher is required for the
Clinton Public School.
Members of the RCAF's Golden Hawks
precision aerobatic team, now training at
RCAF Station Chatham, New Brunswick,
for their cross-country tour in connection
with the RCAF's 35th Anniversary and the
Golden Anniversary of Flight in Canada,
can be seen beside one of their gold Sabres.
They will fly at Clinton and Centralia on
September 19.
Last Wednesday, a meeting held for the
purpose of readying the Scouts for camp,
took place at the public school. A list of
necessary articles .to take and a briefing on
camp procedure was given to the new
scouts.
50 years ago
May 24, 1954
We do not like all these robberies in our
town. We might just as well live in the city if
this keeps up.
Not a word of complaint has been heard
about the fine rain we had Monday night.
And it was not accompanied by devastating
winds or anything alarming at all.
Miss Barbara Scott, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. R. Scott, entertained 15 of her young
friends on Monday afternoon to celebrate
her eighth birthday. A very jolly time was
spent by the young folk.
75 years ago
May20,1909
The London Camp - About 2,000 men will
go under canvas on Carling's Heights at
London, on June 5, when the camp for the
district will open. The camp will be of 12
day's duration and besides the regular
infantry regiments of this district the First
Hussars and sixth Field Battery will attend.
Kind Words , A Winghamite was in Clinton
recently, and called at the House of Refuge.
The new wing has been furnished and
occupied, and the additions to the
waterworks system are a great
improvement. Everything seems to be in the
best Of order. The rooms are clean and tidy
and comfortable and while the order is
strict, kindness is the rule. There are nearly
100 inmates, and as some of them are past
the 90th milestone of human life, the duty of
caring for them is no sinecure. Mr. and Mrs.-
Mutch seem admirably adapted for the
position, and their duties are faithfully
performed. Huron House of Refuge is well
managed, and its inmates are apparently
very comfortable and satisfied.
100 years ago
May23,1811-4
On Thursday of last week a severe wind
storm, accompanied with rain, passed over
the northeast corner of Stanley Township. It
completely unroofed an old log house
belonging to Mr. Finlay McEwan, levelled
nearly all the fences of Mr. Duncan
McEwan, and uprooted or broke, a number
of trees belonging to Mr. Avery and Mr.
Grant.
Drop them- Almost weekly commercial
pedlars visit Clinton, solicit , orders for
clothing, shirts, etc. and in not a few cases
with success. The town has several first-
class merchant tailors, who keep excellent
stocks, and guarantee good fits; they pay
taxes and in other ways contribute to the
prosperity of the town. Then why send
money away from home for articles that can
be purchased just as cheap here?
Miss Alice Smith (daughter of Mr. James
Smith) has been seriously ill since her
residence at Woodstock, with erysipelas,
and is yet confined to her room.
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PURE-CHOI( E 48 FL. OZ.
ALLEN'S
APPLE
JUICE
LIBBY - FANCY - 1.36 L.
TOMATO JUICE
. 99
AYLMER, 19 FL. OZ., CHOICE
PEAS, CREAMED CORN, PEAS & CARROTS
CANNED VEGETABLES 69
WAREHOUSE SAVINGS AND BUYS ' OF WEEK
6 LITRE BOX- POWDERED
TIDE LAUNDRY
DETERGENT
3.99
OLD SOUTH -FROZEN
100% PURE FLORIDA CONC.
GRAPEFRUIT, REGULAR
OR WITH PULP
ORANGE JUICE
121/2 FL. OZ.
1.29
MINT -REG. OR GEL - 10() ML.
CREST TOOTHPASTE
1.29
LUVS, PKG. OF 24, 16, 12
ASSORTED SIZES
DISPOSABLE
• DIAPERS
DERBY, 14.5 OZ., LUXURY
CANNED MEAT MIX, BEEF
CHUNKS OR BEEF STEW
DOG FOOD
2/1.
GENERIC
450 G.
SALTED CRACKERS
.89
McCORMICK'S, 600 G.
ASSORTED VARIETIES
COOKIES
1.88
DEL MONTE, 3.x 250 ML.
FROM CONCENTRATE(BRIK PAK)
ASSORTED, UNSWEETENED
FRUIT JUICES - .1.29
HUNTS
5.5 OZ.
TOMATO PASTE 2/99
CHINA LILY, 10 FL. OZ.
CHOICE BUTTON
3.59
PALMOLIVE, 500 ML.
LIQUID
DISH DETERGENT
1.29
INZ, 10 FL. OZ.
FANCY
TOMATO _JUICE
3/1.
TOTAL DIET, 2 KG.
DRY
DOG FOOD
2.99
CHRISTIE'S, 300 G.
WHEATWORTH
CRACKERS
LIPTON, PKG. OF 50
FLOW-THRU
TEA BAGS
1.19
1.69
PURR, 6 OZ. LUXURY
CANNED, ASSORTED
USHROOMS fl CAT FOOD
KUENZIG'S EVERYDAY
Here are some examples
HELLMANN'S
500 ML.
GENERIC
POTATO CHIPS
REAL REGULAR OR RUFFLED
MAYONNAISE 200G.
1.89 .99
PROCESS
KRAFT 500 G.
CHEEZ
WHIZ
1 KG.
BOWL CLEANER
1.39
2.99
3/1.
SU( ESS - 10 FL. OZ.
PIECES & STEMS.
MUSHROOMS
69
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BLACK DIAMOND - 500 G.
PROCESS SINGLE THIN
CHEESE
SLICES
2.99
SI LVE RWOOD'S - 1% - 500 MG.
COTTAGE CHEESE
1.49
MONARCH, 9 OZ.
ASSORTED FLAVOURS, SPONGE
PUDDING
MIXES 2/1 44
•
SYLVANIA, PKG. OF 2
60 OR 100 WATT
BUG LIGHT
1.99
NESCAFE, 8 OZ.
COLOMBIA OR VIVA
DECAFFEINATED
INSTANT COFFEE 6.29
EVEREADY GENERAL PURPOSE AA,
PKG. 0E-4
C & D PKG. OF 2, 9 VOLT
BATTERIES
1.19
CROSSE & BLACKWELL, 227 G., FRUIT
NUT, DATE NUT AND CHOCOLATE
NUT LOAF
.99
WYLERS 568 &ORANGE, GRAPE,
RASPBERRY LIGHT
DRINKCRYSTALS 2.49
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•REALEMON 613 G., LEMON LIME,
WHITE OR PINK LIMONADE
DRINK CRYSTALS 249
WAREHOUSE PRICES
of our everyday prices.
STRAIGHT CUT -1 KG.
FROZE N-SOMERDALE
FRENCH FRIES
. 59
COUNTRY LANE -1 L.B.
SOFT
MARGARINE
• 59
CANNED
DOG FOOD
DR. BALLARD'S, 397 g
ASSORTED VARIETIES
. 65
MACARONI & CHEESE - 225 G.
KRAFT DINNER
.49
LIGHT -IN WATER
6.5 OZ.
BYE -THE -SEA TONA
. 99
KINGSFORD
10 LB.
BRIQUETS
3.99
,POST - 400 G.
BRAN FLAKES
. 89
KRAFT - 1 LITRE.
MIRACLE WHIP
2.39
SPAGHETTI OR MACARONI
tATE al PASTA
1 KG.
. 99
PRONTO-PKG. OF 2
PAPER TOWELS
99
GRAVES FANCY
APPLE SAUCE
1.39
WESTON'S SALTED OR PLAIN
400 G.
SODA CRACKERS
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, MAY 26 - WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
MEAT BONUS BUYS
FRESH C ANAAf PORK
•
CHOPS
2 21
1
/Kg.
1.19h.
PETER PIPER -SLICED
500 G.
SIDE BACON -
2.05
PETER PIPER
375 G.
SLICED
BOLOGNA
FRESH CANADIAN PORK
SHOULDER
ROAST
0 - _ - /Kg.
89
PETER PIPER -450 G.
SKINLESS
WIENERS
1.25
PETER PIPER
175 G.
COOKED
HAM
PRIDE OF CANADA
500 G. CELLO
STEAKETTES
1.25 1.12 2.49
PRIDE OE CANADA
500 G., 8 VARIETIES
.DELI
CHUBS
2.58
BURNSHIRE
STORE PACKED
BREAKFAST
SAUSAGE
PRIDE OF CANADA
BONELESS
SMOKED
PICNICS
4.8:3/Kg.
2.19/Ib.
PRIDE OF CANADA 175 G.
SALAMI, PEPPERONI OR
3.04/Kg. SUMMER
1.38/ib. SAUSAGE
COUNTRY CLUB, 125 G. MIXED
WHITETURKEY OR SLICED WHITE
CHICKEN
MEAT
1.62
1.09
SLICED
BOLOGNA
OR MAC & CHEESE
BURN'S 175 G. PKG.
.88
CANADIAN QUEEN FULL CUT
6.59/Kg. ILI dfa K
SLICED A on PORK
COOKED LI•OV/Kg- ROUND
RIBLETS 1 49 g.
HAM .6911b.
1 •95/1b. STEAK 2.99/1b.
SLICED. CANADA GRADE A FEARMAN'S
PORK 1 (112 UNDER 1.8 Kg./4 n A 'STORE PACKED ne
LIVER 1 "1°14.
1 • 2 9/Ib. PURE PORK a•40/Kg-
CHICKENS l.48/Ib.
SAUSAGE
FRESH Z.41164/Kg.
• 49/lb.
1ST FIVE RIBS CANADIAN _RIB BONES REMOVED
MILD n SHOULDER 4.14/Kg.
PRIME RIB 6.79/Kg. HEDDAR 6.5u/Kg.
STEAKS
ROAST
1.88/1b.
3.08/lb. CHEESE 2.99/1b.
REGULAR QUARTERS MAPLE LEAF
PASTRAMI 8.40/Kg.
WINGS ATTACHED3 28,Kg.
GROUND 3.48/Kg. CHICKEN '
BEEF 1 58/1b. BREASTS 1 49/1b. 381/lb.
GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE
CANADA N.O. 1 - CALIFORNIA
NEW POTATOES
9,
PRODUCT OF CHILE
CANADA NO. 1
RED
GRAPES
2.18/Kg. • 99/1b.
PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
CANADA NO. 1
NEW CROP
CARROTS
792 LB. BAG
PRODUCT OF
ONTARIO
FRESH
MUSHROOMS
4.39/Kg. 1.99/ib.
PRODUCT OF
U.S.A.
FRESH
BROCCOLI
• 89 ea.
GOLDEN YELLOW
DOLE
BANANAS
1.08/Kg.
PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
CANADA NO. 1
STRAWBERRIES
.99 pint,
CANADA NO. 1
CALIFORNIA
HEAD
LETTUCE
.69 ea.
PRODUCT OF
ONTARIO
CANADA NO, 1
DUTCH
SETS
1.52/Kg. ,6911b.
CANADA NO, 1
FANCY, ONTARIO
3 LB. BAC
McINTOSH
APPLES
1.59
PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
CALIFORNIA
VALENCIA
ORANGES
1.99, doz.
CANADA NO. 1
PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
LARGE STAI KS
FRESH CELERY
1.09 ea.
PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
CANADA NO. 1
GREEN
ONIONS
3/.89
CANADA NO. 1
- PRODUCT OF U. i A
FRESH
CAULIFLOWER
1
5
LARGE
1 ea. HEAD
PRODUCT OF U.S.A. '
CANADA NO. 1
LARGE SIZE -
VINE RIPE
TOMATOES
1.96/Kg. .890.
STORE HOURS
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday..
Thursday, Friday.... ........
Saturday...........
9 A.M.-6 P.M.
. 9 A.M.-9 P.M.
8:30 A.M.-6 P.M.