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June S41979
The 125th anniversary of the Hinton
Spring Fair was a huge •suss, say
officials of the Central. Huron Agricultural
Society. Fine weather, an euc.eilent
program, and added attractions combined
to bring in over 9,000 people to the three•day
event.
The Huron County Board of Education
stood its ground Monday afternoon telling
the Concerned Citizens. Group of Huron
County English literature texts had been
approved according to board policy and that
was that.
Because fire caused heavy damage to the
McKillop municipal office Sunday, council
held its regular meeting on Tuesday in the
road superintendent's office at Winthrop.
10 years ago
June 6, 1974
The Huron -Middlesex Progressive
Conservative Association last Thursday
acclaimed Robert McKinley, a Zurich area
chicken farmer, as its candidate for the July
8 federal election. He has been a member of
parliament for this riding since 1966.
25 years ago
June 4, 1959
George Wenc` i, 17 Erie Street North,
bandmaster of the Wingham Lions Boys and
Girls Band, will be accepting
responsibilities of instructing and training
the Members of the boys and girls band,
which two years ago was organized by A.C.
Robinson, London. Mr. Robinson is giving
up the job, owing to medical reasons.
Bayfield Baptist Church last Thursday
evening burned their $8,000 mortage and
now celebrates its fourth anniversary on
June 17.
Clinton Spring Show will be held in the
Community Park in Clinton on Wednesday,
June 10, with classes in all types of livestock
being exhibited and judged. Ferris Wheel
for the children, and garnes of chance on the
midway will provide the opportunity for fun
for everyone_ Approximately $2,500 will be
paid out in prizes.
50 years ago
June 7, 1934
One of the worst results of the past cold
winter was the killing off of the beautiful
vine, on the Royal Bank. It seems to have
been pretty badly frozen, as it is only putting
;out a few leaves here and there. Usually at
this time of year that south wall is a solid
mass of green, which remains until fall,
when the leaves turn a brilliant red before
falling off.
One of the heaviest expenditures of the
County Council is the hospitalization of
indigent patients. Last year the bill for this
amounted to $25,000. This is a large sum but
evidently the outlay had to be made by
someone, the question being who was to pay
for it, the county or the individual
municipalities? In future, it was deckled all
costs for incurable patients will be paid by
the county, and one half of all other patients
from Huron County treated in Huron County
Hospitals, the other half to be changed to, the
municipality.
75 years ago
Jun -e'3, 1909
Some boys will get into trouble if they do
not desist from meddling with street
gratings to cellar windows.
Market your wool at Clinton. Buyer Smith
is now ready to handle all you have to sell.
He has already received a considerable
quantity. For washed Wool the price is 16 to
17 cents.
Some boys have developed the habit of
running over private lawns and flower Beds,
and when owners- venture to remonstrate
with them they receive impudent. and
abusive, answers from the.. young vandals.
An introduction'to P.M. Andrews would do,
the lads good.
Now let us square ..away for the Orange
Celebration in Clinton on July 12th. Don't
leave all the work to the ,.committee.
Everybody should lend a hand and aid in
every possible way to attainthe best results.
An eloquent staff of speakers is being
secured and first class music will be
provided.
100 years ago
June 6, 1984
The Holmesville Bridge We understand
that no work whatever has been done' on
Holmesville bridge this season, and there is
yet about fifty pieces of timber to be got out
for it. Mr. Harbottle, the contractor, said
some time ago, that he had a barn to build
and his seeding to do before he would
proceed with the bridge, but fears are
expressed by some that he does not intend to
go on with the work, We hope they are
groundless fears. The matter will come up
at the present meeting of the county council,
and he will probably be communicated with
at once.
Nothing can supply the place of a beautiful
silky head of natural hair. It is infinitely
more comfortable than switches, and other
preparations . of the hair of unknown
foreigners: Hair may be retained, beautiful,
and actually restored by the use of
Cingalese Hair Renewer. Sold at 50 cents
per bottle.
Hospital hits
roadblocks
ININGHAM - The new emergency -out
ppg�tient wing proposal for the Wingham and
District Hospital is at a standstill.
Although the project contract was
awarded two months ago, actual
construction has not commenced because of
building permit problems.
As of early last week the hospital still had
not been able to obtain a building permit for
the project as a result of its failure to meet
parking requirements. Efforts to solve the
parking problem also appear to be bogging
down.
A bid to lease land from a nearby church
as a short term solution has run into local
opposition. The town' recently received a
petition signed by two dozen area residents
who opposed the parking lot.
The hospital has proposed acquiring
properties on the hospital block as a long
term parking solution and is awaiting final
confirmation on the purhease.
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EVERYDAY WA
EHOUSE SAVINGS °'',ND BUYSOF THE WEEK
FASCINATION -450 G.
SLICED
WHITE BREAD
CHRISTIE'S REGULAR
RITZ CRACKERS
450 G.
CENTRE CUT -FRESH
CANADIAN PORK.
LOIN;
PORK CHOPS
SUCCESS -10 FL. OZ.
PIECES & STEMS
MUSH ROOMS
FROZEN BEEF, CHICKEN OR
TURKEY
SWANSON
MEAT PIES
DAVE RN -450 G. PKG.
SKINLESS
WIENERS
KU E NZIG'S EVERYDAY WAREHOUSE PRICES
Here are some examples of our everyday prices.
AYLMER FANCY 48 OZ.
TOMATO JUICE
.87
KRAFT 1 LITRE
MIRACLE WHIP
2.39
LIGHT -IN WATER -
6.5 OZ.
BYE-THE-SEA-TU.NA
. 99
MACARONI & CHEESE 225 G.
KRAFT DINNER
.49
ALLEN'S PURE 48 OZ.
APPLE JUICE
1.19
MEADOWGOLD - 2 L.
ICE CREAM
STRAIGHT CUT -1 KG.
FROZE N -SOME RDALE
FRENCH FRIES
.59
ASSORTED VARIETIES
HAMBURGER •
HELPER
• ,
KELLOGG'S 525 G.
RAISIN BRAN
1.99
COUNTRY LANE -1 LB.
SOFT
MARGARINE
DBVOEL-O116-1-IE PIECE
1.96,kg •8911b.
DAVE RN
BREAKFAST SAUSAGE
.59
16 FL. OZ. KRAFT
ASSORTED VARIETIES
BBQ SAUCE
CANADIAN -SWEET PICKLED
COTTAGE ROLLS
1.39
GENERIC 200 G.
REGULAR OR RIPPLED
POTATO CHIPS
.99
SPAGHETTI OR MACARONI
CAT E LLI PASTA
1 KG.
. 99
CLUB HOUSE 375 ML.
MANZANILLA
STUFFED OLIVES
JOY 2 1 I.. LIQUID
DISH
DETERGENT
PURINA 8 KG.
PUPPY CHOW
DRY DOG FOOD
HEINZ 10 FL. OZ.
VEGETABLE OR
TOMATO SOUP
CAMPBELL'S
CREAM OF
MUSHROOM SOUP
10 FL. OZ.
1.69
1.99
9.99
2/.79
1.39
DUNCAN HINES460-510 G.
ASSORTED COOKIE MIXES OR
BROWNIE MIX
.49
CRISCO 1 LB.
ALL VEGETABLE
SHORTENING
MOTHERPARKER'S 10 OZ.
INSTANT COFFEE
J-BCLEAR ORPINK
12 FL. OZ. FROZEN
LEMONADE
4.99 3/1.00
1.19
HEINZ14FLOZ.
RED
KIDNEY BEANS
NEILSON 750 G.
REGULAR OR CALIFORNIA
ICED TEA MIX 2 9 9
HERSHEY 400 ML
BROWN
COW.
TETLEY
PKG. OF 36
TEA BAGS
GLAD MEDIUM PKG. OF 20
LARGE PKG. OF 10
FREEZER BAGS
DOWNY 1 L. LIQUID 3.99SUPER CONCENTRATE
FABRIC SOFTENER
CAMAY PKG. OF 4
WHITE OR PINK REGULAR SIZE 1.99
B• AR SOAP
CANADA DRY 750 ML.
ASSORTED FLAVOURS
1.39
1.29
.69
. 99
HI -LINER 750G. FROZEN
FAMILY SIZE,
FISH & CHIPS
1.99
ROYALE-WHITE-PKG. OF 8 ROLLS
BATH ROOM TISSUE
3.49
CHINA LILY 10 FL. OZ.
CHOICE
BUTTON MUSHROOMS • 77
SEALTEST 500 ML.
SOUR CREAM
1.39
CHASE & SANBORN-REGULAR
OR AUTOMATIC DRIP
GROUND COFFEE
4199 G. BAG
SOFT DRINKS
SHOPSY'S
2450 G. Q
SKINLESS WIENERS • 1 V
CANADIAN QUEEN 375 G.
5 VARIETIES
COOKED MEATS
SHOPSY'S 500 G.
COLESLAW, MACARONI OR
POTATO SALAD
SEA GLO
FROZEN
MACKERAL
CANADIAN QUEEN
175 G.
COOKED HAM
SHOPSY'S 175 G.
DELI
BAKED
PIES
CANADIAN QUEEN
500 G.
SLICED
SALAMI
SHOPSY'S 4 X 50 G.
PASTRAMI OR
CORNED
BEEF
1.49
1.45
1.35
1.09
1.89
BLUEWATER
FISH
WEDGES
CANADA GRADE A
UNDER 1.8 KG./4 B.
FRESH
CHICKENS
1ST FIVE RIBS,
PRIME RIB
ROAST
QUARTERS
WINGS ATTACHED
CHICKEN
BREASTS
CHUCK
BLADE BONE OUT
SHORT RIB
ROAST
CANADIAN QUEEN
SLICED:
COOKED
HAM'
SLICED
PORK
LIVER
GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE
CANADA NO. 1 -PRODUCT USA -LARGE SIZE 15
SALMON FLESH CANTALOUPES
2.84/kg.
1.2 9116.
6.79/kg.
3:081b.
3.28/kg.
1.49/ib.
3. 70/k„.
1.68/ib.
4.30/kg.
1.95/Ib.
1.08/kg.
.49/Ih.
PRODUCT OF CHILE
CANA A O. 1
EGRAPES
2.18/Kg..99/Ib..
PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
CANADA NO. 1.
NEW CROP -
CARROTS
. 5
(PLUS. DEPOSIT)
h KG. -MIXED VEG.,pEAS & CARROTS,
CUT WAXED BEANS-McCAIN'S
FROZEN VEGETABLES
1.88
KRAFT
ANUSMOOTHT OR CRUNCHY
PEBUTTE R
750 G.
PRODUCT OF
ONTARIO
FRESH
MUSHROOMS
4.39/4. 1.99nb.
CANADA NO. 1 -
CALIFORNIA
FRESH PEACHES
1.74/kg.
.79/16.
PRODUCT OF
U.S.A.
FRESH
BROCCOLI
.89 ea.
CANADA NO. 1
FANCY, ONTARIO
3 LB. BAG
MCINTOSH
APPLES
• • V 2 LB. BACK
GOLDEN YELLOW
DOLE
BANANAS
1.08/Kg
.49/11).
PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
CANADA NO. 1
GREEN
ONIONS
1.59
PRODUCT USA -CALIFORNIA
VALENCIA ORANGES
BLACK DIAMOND -PROCESS SINGLE 3 LB. SOFT PILLSBURY 235 G.
CHEESE SLICES PARKAY MARGARfNE CRESCENT OR
500 G. BUTTERFLAKE ROLLS
2.99
299
.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, JUNE 9 -WE RESERVE THERIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
2.29/dozen
CANADA NO. 1 -CALIFORNIA
BING CHERRIES
3.06/kg.
PRODUCE USA -CAN. NO. 1
GREEN CABBAGE
.79 ea.
1.39/16.
CANADA NO. 1 - ONTARIO
COOKING ONIONS
2 LB.
BAG
.79
CANADA NO. 1 - (:ALIFORNIA
RED BEAUTY PLUMS
1.96/kg.
.89/16.
PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
CANADA NO. 1
LARGE SIZE
VINE RIPE
TOMATOES
1.96/Kg. .89/16.
STORE HOURS
Monday, Tuesday, Wedne
Thursday, Friday........
Saturday.............
sday.... . 9 A.M.-6 P.M.
. 8:30 A.M.-6 P.M.
.. 9 A.M.-9 P.M.