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5 years ago
• Jul 12,1
The tainiliar- BlYtA.lencimarlx, the old CPR
train station, took i first trip on Tuesday
when &bra .Movers from Corunna
transported the 10400t, 78 ton building
from its.spot beside the railway tracks to a
site at The M. Mill* south of Blyth Old Mill
owners, R,tcbard and Glenyce Snell plan to
renovate the Old station, which hasn't been
used for the past 10 years.
The Ontario Ministry of Culture and
Recreation has ordered Clinton to have an
open public meeting on the new $200,000
swimming pool for Clinton or lose up to
$100,000 inprovincial grants.
to years ago
July 18, 1974
One of Clinton's oldest businesses, Irwin's
Sewing Centre on Victoria Street, will be
closing its doors next week after 64 ygars of
business.
Records toppled like fallen trees at Clin-
ton Kinsmen Raceway last Sunday as a
lightning fast track and high temperatures
combined to make for some fast times.
An Ontario Hydro spokesman said Tues-
day opposition by municipal officials and
area residents was a major reason for
Hydro suspending plans to establish a
nuclear generating station site in Huron
County.
25 years ago
July 16, 1959
Steven. Truscott,, 14 -year-old son of
Warrant Officer and Mrs. Dan Truscott,
®Adastral Park, RCAF Station Clinton, was
committed on Tuesday for trial at the fall
assizes in Goderich, at the end of a two-day
preliminary hearing in the County Court
House. Itis expected the trial will begin on
September 14. Magistrate Dudley Holmes
stated his opinion that the evidence was suf-
ficient to put the accused on trial, and that
he would be committed for trial in accor-
dance with the criminal code.
Two of the -guests attending the conven-
tion of June 6 Ontario Federation of Anglers
and Hunters in Clinton last, weekend,
brought their camping equipment and pitch-
ed their tents at Alma Grove. Many of the
guests arrived on Saturday, and registered
at Hotel Clinton and the Parker House Hotel.
50 years ago
July 19, 1934
The Businessmen's Association having
decided to put on a celebration on Civic Holi-
day, Aug. 6, are arranging quite a full
'program for the occasion. The program will
open with a monster calithumpian parade, a
feature which Clinton excells in, usually in
which.there will be 20 classes. Judging will
-take place at the park.
Mr. H.J. Monteith, who comes from the
head office, Montreal, is the newly -
appointed manager of the local branch of
the Bank of Montreal. He will take on his ,
new duties here on the retirement of Mr.
Sharp at the end of August. Mr. ' Monteith
will occupy the residencenow occupied by
Mr. Sharp on Whitehead Street.
Dr. -and Mrs. P. Hearn and family leave
next week on 'a. motor trip. they will leave
sorrit; t-,ibMbel`s` of the family .with relatives
in Toronto.and Hamilton and -will motor east
as far as Montreal: They will beabsent a
week or more.
75 years ago
July 22,1909
The punishment for mutilating and at-
tempting to pass mulilated coins is not
generally understood and is so severe that
there is a reluctance to prosecute and a con-
sequence many innocent persons are put to
inconvenience and loss being only able to
dispose of them as old silver at a mere frac-
tion of their nominal value. In order to '
relieve such persons and at the sametime to
keep the currency clean. The Minister of
Finance has now authorized the assistant'
receivers'general to take such coins at a dis-
count of 25 per cent, off their face value, .so
that they may be recoined at the mint.
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Farmers and other ownersof stock should
be on the outlook against this swindler. If a
smooth-tongued gent comes to your
premises stating that. he is sent out to
examine your stock, ' for foot and mouth •
disease,be sure he has official authority for
doing so. And again,. don't pay him any
money, the government does that. This is
about the latest swindle out so don't be
caught napping.
100 years ago
July 18, 1884
A very modest and bashful married man•
was placed in an awful predicament on
Thursday night last. He had .retired to rest
(though his wife was up yet) and when the
band passed he was tempted to get up and
hear it, so without putting any more clothing
on he hurried to the front door, and was tak-
ingin the sweet strains of music yvhen a lady
friend bolted into the house before he could
beat a retreat. He says that the best band in
Canada won't get him out again till he has
got his clothes on.
On Sunday a middle-aged 'man passed
through Clinton, walking, whose peculiar
condition .was the subject of considerable
comment. Through a white swelling he had
lost the use of his left leg, from the knee
downward, and he had an iron frame strap-
ped to the upper portion of the leg to which
was attached a wooden support, by means of
which he was able td walk at a moderate
pace. He was on his Way from`Hamilton to
some friends in the vicinity of Goderich, and
had walked all the way from Galt. He said
he found the farmers along the road very
hospitable and considerat6 and he did not
allow his misfortune to cause him much
*anxiety or concern.
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Brucefield area
man suffers
major injuries
STANLEY TWP. - A Brucefield area ma
suffered major injuries last weekend whe
the truck he was driving rolled over on
side road.
The Goderich OPP reported that on July
14, Alan Taylor, 25, of RR 1 Brucefield was
eastbound on Sideroad 20-21 of Stanley
Township when the 1977 GMC truck he was
driving rolled over.
Taylor was rushed to Clinton Hospital
with major injuries.
Damage to his vehicle was estimated at
$2,500.
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EVERYDAY WA EFiOUSt' AVINGS AN.I) 8.01(SOF:THEWEEK
( ASE OF
PE PSI -COLA
DIE T, REGULAR OR
MOCJN1AIN DEW
24-10 I L. OZ. TINS
5.49
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FAS(INAIION-SLI(I I)
450 C.
WHITE BREAD
(,RANULATED-EXTRA FINE
4 KG.
WHITE SUGAR
LIBBY'S-WITH PORK, WITH
PORK IN MOLASSES OR
IN TOMATO SAL( E
DEEP BROWNED
BEANS
14 R. OZ.
.5'9
KUENZ1G'Sice WAREHOUSEPRICESay of theHk�ere are 15 sof
POWDERED -6 LITRE BOX
TIDE DETERGENT
3.99
MACARONI & CHEESE -225 G.
KRAFT DINNER
. 49
1 KG. - SPAGHETTI, SPAGHETTINI
OR READY -CUT MACARONI
CATELLI PASTA
.99
ASTRA-7.75 OZ. -CANNED
PINK SALMON
. 99
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EGA FIRST GRADE
CREAMERY
BUTTER
1 LB.
2.19
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AYLMER-FANCY 48 FL, OZ.
TOMATO JUICE
. 87
6 VARIETIES -375 ML.
BICK'S RELISHES
.99
HAPPY VALLEY -10 FL. OZ.
PIECES &,6STEMS
MUSHROOMS
. 69
PKG. OF 12-IGA
HOTDOG OR •
HAMBURG BUNS
. 99
VAN CAMP -14 F.L. OZ.
ASSORTED BEANS IN
TOMATO SAUCE
:69
MONARCH ADDED TOUCH -520 G.
CAKE MIXES
99 •
McCAIN-FROZEN-REGULAR, CRINKLE -
CUT, SHOESTRING OR BEEFEATER
FRENCH
FRIES
1 KG.
IGA 12 FL. OZ..,
FANCY WHOLE
KERNEL CORN
2/.99
VIAL PKG. OF 3
WHITE OR ALMOND
BATH SIZE
BAR SOAP
ALPO 397 G., LUXURY
ASSORTED FLAVOURS
DOG FOOD
1.99
2/1.
IGA 8 KG.
DRY MEAL
BOG FOOD
5.39
DEL MONTE 3 x 250 ML.
ASSORTED FLAVOURS,
TETRA-BRIK
JUICES .
1.19
IGA 14 FL OZ WITH CHEESE
IN TOM
SATO SAUCE
PAGHETTI
2/•99
.69
1.88
IGA 25' ROLA.
12 INCH, ALUMINUM
_FOIL WRAP;
DUVET, 4 ROLL PKG.
ASSORTED COLOURS
BATHROOM TISSUE
IGA PKG. OF 200
WHITE
FACIAL TISSUE
TOP VALU 128 FL. OZ.
LIQUID
FABRIC. SOFTENER
89
PARAMOUNT -7.75 OZ.
SOCKEYE SALMON
z
1.99
IGA 1 L.
1
PINK, LIQUID
-DISH DETERGENT •
9
2
IGA PKG. OF•2
CHICKEN NOODLE
SOUP MIX
21.99
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IGA PKG. OF 2• •
ONION
SOUP MIX
IGA500SED
2.49
PROCESSE
CHEESE SPREAD
. IGA 1 KG. READY CUT. MACARONI,
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SPAGHETTI OR SPAGHETTINI .99
PASTA
79WHOLE
FIVEROSES2.5KG., UNBLEACHED
1•ALL PURPOSE
2.49
ALL PURPOSE
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GARDEN FR_ ESH PRODUCE
T' PRODUCT Of ONTARIO
CANADA NO. 1
GREEN ONIONS
OR RADISHES
3/099
DOLE
BANANAS
.86/KG.
CANADA NO, 1
PRODUCT OF ONTARIO
HEAD LETTUCE
.49 EA.
SEEDLESS CANADA NO. 1
PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
-GREEN GRAPES
3.73/KG.
1.69/u3.
PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
CANADA NO. 1 2 LB. BAG
COOKING
ONIONS
.89
PRODUCT OF
ONTARIO
FRESH
MUSHROOMS
4.394(6.
- 1.99,LR.
PRODUCT OF
ONTARIO
CANADA NO. 1
GREEN CABBAGE
•59EA
CAPE BRAND
PROD. OF SOUTH AFRICA
CANADA FANCY
GRANNY SMITH
APPLES
1.96/KG. •89/LB.
CANADA NO. 1
FANCY, ONTARIO 3 LB. BAG
McINTOSH
APPLES
1.78
CANADA N •. 1
PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
LARGE STALKS
FRESH CELERY
9
EA.
IGA-PROCESS-8'S OR 12'S .
SINGLES -2506.
CHEESE FOOD
SLICES
1.49
IGA-VAC PACK, AUTOMATIC OR
REGULAR -369 G.
GROUND
COFFEE
2.49
DAD'S -TIN TIE-ASS'T. VARIETIES
400-450 G. •
DAD'S COOKIES 1.69
CANADA NQ. --1
LARGE SIZE
SEEDLESS
CUCUMBERS
9
•V EA.
PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
CANADA NO. 1 2 LB. BAG
NEW CROP
CARROTS
89
IGA CHEDDAR -OLD
CHEESE
WEDGES .
340 G.
MOM'S -1 LB.
SOFT
MARGARINE
2.49
.88
SUN PAC -FROZEN -FROM CONCENTRATE
ORANGE JUICE
121/2 FL. OZ.
SALAD DRESSING -1 LITRE
KRAFT
MIRACLE WHIP
2.39
CANNED -10 FL. OZ.
CREAM OF
MUSHROOM SOUP
.49
BYE THE SEA -CHUNK
IN WATER -6% OZ.
LIGHT TUNA •
. 99
48 FL. OZ.
V-8 VEGETABLE
JUICE
.99
MEATBONUS BUYS
CUT FROM CANADA GRADE A
BEEF HIP -FULL CUT
ROUND STEAK
2.691B.
5.93/KG.
CANADA GRADE A
UNDER 1.8 KG/4 LBS.
FRESH
CHICKENS
2.62/KG.
1.19/LB.
CANADIAN QUEEN
SLICED
COOKED
HAM
4.30/KG.
1.95/1.6.
MAPLE LODGE
SKINLESS WIENERS
454 G. PKG.
REGULAR
GROUND
BEEF
3.48/KG.
1.58/18.
SHOULDER
PORK BUTT
CHOPS
3.73/KG.
1.69/1.8.
1.29
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, JULY 21 -WE' RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
DAVERN, SLICED
500 G. PKG.
SIDE BACON
2.08
CANADIAN QUEEN
SWEET PICKLED
COTTAGE ROLLS
4.67/KG.
2.12/18.
9
CUT UP
WHOLE
CHICKENS
2.84/KG.
1.29/Ln.
PORK
RIBLETS
1.74/KG:
•79/LB.
TAILLEFER
STORE PACKED
BREAKFAST
SAUSAGE
2.76/KG.
1.25/18.
DAVERN
BY THE PIECE
BOLOGNA
1.96/KG,
.89/18.
FEARMAN'S
STORE PACKED
ITALIAN
SAUSAGE
3.42/KG.
1.55/LB.
FIN BRAND
GROUPER
FILLETS
4.83/KG.
2.19/18.
CANADIAN QUEEN
500 G. PKG.
SLICED SALAMI
1.99
SEA GLO
COD FILLETS
3.95/KG.
1.79/LB.
STORE HOURS
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 8-30 A.M.-6 P.M.
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Thursday, Friday ....... � .. � ........ ° ° . 8:30 A,M,.-9 P.M.
Saturday 8°30 A.M.-6 P.M.
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