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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1984-07-04, Page 6• F �y ltzFt91 111 of Cl ton.eomptetel ilo' ma for a Clintol . and 0 cfaly'pr°esennted. If01d. pnclled:; for the dte' s.� house o t< its o .in condition.by its:new .weer. C70ton's•neer pollution eanttur controlplant. on,. Victoria Terrace was officihlly .opened lune • 26, in s'cerernony,at the$750.,000 plant. • The second leg of the G'linton Centennial Pace was held at the Kinslnen Raceway last. Sunday and was won by:Colas Duchess.' 25 years'ago July 9;1959 Registration an Monday Morning, though • the weather was.cold, pr"oduced an overflow number of youngsters in the beginning and 'learn to swim' classes. Maitland Edgar, supervisor at the Clinton Community Swimming Pool reports that there are openings only in the senior class at present. The former, "Civil Service _Ladies League" of RCAF Station Clinton has changed its name as of June 15 to "Scietas cum Lumine". The group will now include business and professional women of the town of Clinton and vicinity along with female civil servants of RCAF Station Clinton. The aim of the organization, helping to furnish the children's ward of Clinton Public Hospital, remains the same as before. Crown Attorney Glenn Hays received on Monday notice of an appeal of the decision made by Magistrate D.E. Holmes in Goderich last week, to transfer the juvenile charged with the murder of Lynn Harper, to an ordinary court. 50 years ago .u: HAPPY VALLEY -10 FL.. 0/. PIECES Si STEMS MUSH ROOMS ICA -PURE C H01( E 48 FL. 01. APPLE JUICE 750 ML. I3TL. SP '' ITE, TAB • REGULAR OR DIET COCA COLA IN TOMATO SAUCE WITH PORK: OR WITH PORK IN MOLASSES Ij LIBBY'S DEEP - BROWNED BEANS 19 FL. OZ. ICA - FANCY WHOLE KERNE,.L CORN July 5,.1934 The Clinton .baseball team won two games of ball in Goderich on Dominion Day, winning from Mitchell in the first game and from Goderich in the play-off. They go to Mitchell, tonight and Staffa makes its first appearance here on Monday, next. The Kiltie Band will give an open air concert in Library Park this evening. The Clinton News -Record last week remarked editorially: Tuesday's -all-day rain was a Godsend to the country and was welcome to everybody. We could do with such as one every week. Tuesday of last week was election day, and the only rain here was the all -day rain of ballots which flooded out the . Henry Government. It was welcome to the • majority of people; at any rate; but it is hardly necessaryto repeat it every welt: '75 years ago July 8,1909 Among the needs of Clinton as. The New Era' views the situation are: producer gas, new G.T. depot, CPR connection; 'permanent roadways, a busier •board of trade, a big boom in our industsries, increased telephone connections, a town clock in the post office block, an agricultural - fall fair full of " go and snap, modern standpipe for increased fire protection, citizens with money willing to . invest . the same, cultivation of an . increasing r friendliness with our rural neighbors, willingness to second every practical, movement for the public • good, earlier closing up of busi'ss places ,at night, particularly on Saturday, More widespread encouragement to the employees of. labor, by..word and effort, greater enthusiasm over what we possess as a town and notaficaiMO talk about it. .:100 years ago ' July 4,1884 The editor of The Brussels.Post, who.spent a couple of days in town recently,publishes his opinion of Clinton and matters here as follows:- Clinton is a very promising town and from its control position in the county, good surroundings, live business men and enterprising newspapers is destined, at no distant day, not to only become the Capital of the county but attain to the proportions of ' a city: There are no less - than three townships represented within the • town limits., We visited the Doherty Organ Factory, where some 30 or 40 men are employed, and—were .shown through the. various departments from the ground floor up, and had the work of manufacturing the celebrated organs explained. A very extensive business is being carried on,the the outlook is very promising. Creamery Butter - Mrs. W, Herbison left with us last week a sample of the butter turned out by the creamery Mr. Herbison has lately started. It was as good an article of dairy product as .we ever • tasted, and should command the highest market price., We might .mention in this connection, the creamery is 'now running steadily with every prospect of a good season's trade. CATE.LLI GENERIC 500 G. 1 L LASAGNA • TO4ATO KETCHUP KUENZIG'S EVERYDAY WAREHOUSE PR KRAFT 250 ML., BUTTERMILK, CREAMY, CHIVES, GARLIC OR GREEN PEPPER DRESSINGS WESTON'S PKG. OF 6 LEMON FILLED BUNS WESTON'S PKG. OF 4 SWISS CHOCOLATE ROLLS REALEMON 8.7-10 G. PKG. OF 2 •49 LEMONADE, LEMON LIME LIGOT CRYSTALS Here are some examples of our everyda s rices. BYE THE SEA CHUNK LIGHT IN WATER - 6.5 0Z: PIECES -&;STEMS SUCCESSOR HAPPLE VALLEY 10 FL. OZ.. BYE THE SEA 7 OZ. SOLI'IN WATER ,.. LIGHT TUNA KRAFT 1 L. MIRACLE WHIP 2.39 HEINZ 575 ML. TOMATO KETCHUP GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE GOLDEN YELLOW DOLE BANANAS WHITE SWAN PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA NO.1 =GREEN SEEDLESS GRAPESQ 3.281KG., 1.49/LB. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA NO. 1 LARGE ENGLISH CUCUMBERS • •99 EA., PRODUCT OF. U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1' 2LB.BAG FRESH' CARROTS PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 FRESH CANTALOU PES YORK.8 OZ. BEEF, CHICKEN,. TURKEY' PRODUCT OF ONTARIO OR U.S.A... CANADA NO. 1 2 LB. BAG COOKING ONIONS PRODUCT OF ONTARIO FRESH GREEN ONIONS OR RADISHES WITH TOPS PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA CANADA NO. 1 FRESH- . NECTARINES 1.96/KG. .89/LK. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 SANTA ROSA. PLUMS „ 1.52/KG. .69 /LB. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA FANCY 3 LB. BAG ___._Mac NIOSH APPLES. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. " CANADA NO. 1 GREEN CABBAGE. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 VINE RIPE TOMATOES 1.96/KG. .89/LB. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 - FRESH' CELERY JELL-O'ASSORTED ° 85 G. IE ILLY PO'GVDERS 3/•99 BUDGET, WHITE• A ROLL P1(G. BATH ROOM • TISSUE 1.39: :99 AEROSOL AIR CARE, 200. G. ASSORTED SCENTS AIR. FRESHENER .99 OLD DUTCH 3.6 L. LIQUID liLEACH___... 1-.29• CAMPBELL'S 10 FL. OZ. 'MUSHROOM SOUP' CATCH ALL PLASTIC PKG: OF 10 ASSORTED VARIETIES - LANCIA 375 G. EGG NOODLES •89 TIDE6L. LAUNDRY DETERGENT'_ MONARCH ADDEDTOUC.H 520 G. CAKE:` MIXES STURDI-PLASTIC-PKG. OF 10 GARBAGE BAGS Q. YORKGOTH OR CRUNCHY -750 G. PEA UT BUTTER BIRDS EYE FROZEN -CONCENTRATED AWAKE ' ORANGE DRINK 12 FL. OZ. s SARA LEE -FROZEN BANANA OR CHOCOLATE CAKE OR BROWNIES 369 G. w 24-10 OZ. TINS CAS F OF SPRITE, TAB, DIET OR REGULAR: COCA-COLA 6.99 MAPLE LODGE - 450 G. CUT FROM CANADA GRADE A BEEF C UC BLADE OR SHORT RIB ROASTS 3.2 6/KG. CANADIAN QUEEN SLICED 175G. PORK COOKED LIVER HAM 9 5 1•0 CANADIAN QUEEN SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE 4.61 /KG. ROLLS 2.09/CB: CANADIAN QUEEN 375 G. VARIETY OR MINCED HAM 14.0$/KG. 49/LB. SHOULDER CUT UP PORK WHOLE' ROAST 3.06/KG. CHICKENS 1.39/18. 3.06/KG. 1.3 9/LB. SHOULDER PORK BUTT CHOPS CANADA GRADE A UNDER 1.8 KG:/4 LBS. FRESH CHICKENS 2.84/KG.1.29 1..25/L8.. TALEFER SLICED DAVERN BY THE PIECE CHICKEN BOLOGNA LOAF 3 70 1,;9A/KG.. /KG. .89/L�. 1.68/18. CANADIAN QUEEN SEA GLO SLICED ' COOKED . CFROZOIEI N 30/Kc. FILLETS 3.95/xc. HAM 4 • 1 e l 9/LB. TAILLEFER STORE PACKED BREAKFAST SAUSAGE 2.76/KG. DAVE. RN SLICED- 500 G. SIDE BACON ALL MERCHANDISE 100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEED - PRODUCT REPLACED OR YOUR MONEY REFUNDED. Daniel Robert Holmes, son of Mr. and Mrs.' Jack Holmes of Clinton,,graduated from the University of Western Ontarion on June 13, with an honours degree in Computer Science. He is employed with Northern Teleconp, in Ottawa. Attending . his convocation with" his family were his grandparents, Watt and Ruby Webster of Clinton. SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT EACH WEDNESDAY (GET DETAILS FROM YOUR -LOCAL IGA STORE) Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday .... .. • .. 8:30 A.M.-6 P.M. Thursday, Friday .... • • ....... • 8:30 A.M.-9 P.M. Saturday •.••••••.•••••••• .... .•••••8:30 A.M.-6 P.M. PRICES IN EFFECT TILL CLOSING SATURDAY, JULY 7 -WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES