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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1984-07-25, Page 5.49 1.9 750 ML. REGULAR OR DIET CANNED -10 FL. OZ. CREAM OF MUSHROOM SOUP CANADA DRY MIXERS (PLUS.30.DEPOSIT PER BTL.) ALLEN'S PURE 48 FL. OZ. MEAT BONUS BUYS CANAD1AN QU STORE SLICED COOKED HAM 1.950 4.30/KG. TAILLEFER SLICED CHICKEN LOAF •, 3.70,KG.. 1.6.8/18. MAPLE LEAF •SLICED 'MEAT LOAF 6.50 KC 2.951. CANADIAN MOZZARELLA CHEESE 6.59K,. 2.99LR. CANADIAN MI .[ CHEDDAR CHEESE 6.5 9/KG. 2.99/18. 1.89 :M1 Ii2 { 1• at•:::.ago a"' tll • iiy %0% AO :yon punt adopts or sponsor 41, family, count have been opened in Clinton's two bans, and the dredit union to allow . area people to donate money,to help lessen the plightPl4tnitheSbutbeast Asian boat people. Chances,, that construction . will begin on Cl}ntofl s new pool this fall are slowly drying • up An overflow public meeting of about 100 *people at Clinton's Town Hall on Tuesday night heard; number of issues and questions On t.e pool, many yet to be thoroughly answered: The 211' employees from Clinton's Bell Canada office worked',only three days last week in the'contitluing rotating strike and lockout action between the Communication Workers of ,Canada Union and the Bell company;. l0 years ago , July 125,1974 1974 marks 25 years of the County Junior Farmer Association in Huron. Many 'Junior Farmer clubs have existed in Huron'as far back as 1920 and they are still going strong. Tentative approval was granted Tuesday in Toronto by the Ontario Municipal Board for the new $1 million. Maple Leaf, Milling Plant in Tuckersmith Township, four miles east of Clinton, half a mile from Highway 8 on the farm of Henry Klaver. The subcommittee charged with making recommendations to the Huron Power Plant Committee reports that they are pleased by the announcement by Ontario Hydro to suspend the plans to build a nuclear generating station in Huron County. ./)Mrs. June DeRuyter of Clinton and Mrs. William Barwick of Goderich split the $1,000 jackpot at the Monster Bingo in Clinton last Monday night: 25 years ago July 23,1959 Dr. E. Kirk Lyon, Leamington, has brought honor to Hullett Township where he grew up, to Clinton District Collegiate where he attended secondary school, and to his family. His mother, Mrs. Lyon, lives in the village of Londesboro. When the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Phillip, was installed as - president of the Canadian Medical, Association in Toronto earlier this summer, the Prince turned over the active duties of this position to Dr. Lyon. Present at the event were Dr. and Mrs. Walter A. Oakes, Clinton. The last work party to be called by the Clinton Community . Swimming Pool Building Committee was a resounding success on Monday night..About 50 workmen turned up and the complete project of laying cement sidewalks around the pool and to the bathhouse door was finished. Staff holildays for the Clinton News;- Record ews=Record are planned for the yveek of August 3 to 8 inclusive. That Means there will be no issue'of the News -Record on August 6. 50 years ago July 26,1934 • The Thursday evening open-air band concerts in recreation park the last two or three weeks have been well attended and much enjoyed. The new band stand is set about half way between the old and the new grandstand and the music can be heard well from either by those .who .waik out to the park while there is plenty of parking space for cars without crowding., Rev. George R. Thompson and bride of Kentville, N.S„ . are spending their honeymoon at the home of the former's parents in Goderich. Township and with relatives in town. Mr. L. Rousseau of the Rattenbury Hotel, Clinton, has applied for a license to sell beer. Clinton was defeated by the Scott McHale team by the score of 9 to 2 in the first exhibition lacrosse game of the season staged at the Scott McHale playing field, London on Friday night .last, before a large crewd of'spect'ators. Competition was more keen than the 'score would indicate, and it was Clinton'sfirst floodlight engagement. It is expected a return match will be played on the local field before long. 75 years ago July 22,1909 The :•ural telephone has come to stay and. is winning its way on account of its utility at a small cost and because it opens up desirable avenues of maintaining friendly and frequent intercourse between neighbors and friends. It will not be many years before a home without a telephone will be a rarity. The larger the circuit the more useful the service and we belileve the price should be made as low, as possible so that this 20th century convenience may be within reach of all.' You'll never be sorry for investing in a good Hello! machine. I can't see much,..difference between a July bride and one of the justly celebrated June brides. To the Editor - To call a hotel by the name of King Edward might be tolerated, but to have placed over the door of a barroom, a statue of His 'Majesty is simply an outrage. To represent our King as inviting and welcoming his -subjects into a place, where they are partaking of that which is taking, away their proper senses, destroying their body and some causing misery and distress in many of their homes, endangering life and prosperity generally, is not in harmony with what hestands for or would sanction. Therefore I, as one of his loyal subjects, (and I' am not alone) enter my solemn protest against its being allowed. 100 years ago July 25,1884 What a sight - The toughest looking caravan menagerie or what else it may be called ever struck Clinton, was to be seen here on Friday. It consisted of two families of the dirtiest and ugliest looking Frenchmen possible, who had four performing bears, three monkeys, couple of forlorn -looking 'ponies, and heaps of cheek. On each side of a horse was swung a small child, boneheaded and exposed to the sun, at the back of the two women of the party was carried another child, and a gipsy-waggon afforded shelter for several others, after a performance was given at any point by the bears, all the children that could walk, were sent away to beg, and they did it with a vengeance. best thing the tpeoplehere other re Goderich,and the do would be to anchor them about a mile Af further west. t. :a • 1' ektiEws.n Int 1 EVERYDAY WAREHOUSE SAVINGS AND UY HEINZ - 4 LITRE WHITE VINEGAR 1.49 MAXWELL HOUSE 283 G. INSTANT COFFEE HI -DRI 2 ROLL PKG. ASSORTED COLOURS PAPER TOWELS KLEENEX 200'S-2. PLY ASSORTED COLOURS FACIAL TISSUE .89 .89 6 LITRE BOX ABC POWDERED DETERGENT 99 KUENZIG'S EVERYDAY WAR[HOUSEPRICES A Real Price Break -Every Day of the Week! Here are 15 examples of the savings to You. POWDERED -E LITRE BOX TIDE DETERGENT MACARONI & CHEESE -225 G. KRAFT DINNER 1 KG. - SPAGHETTI, SPAGHETTINI OR READY -CUT MACARONI CATELLI PASTA 3.99 . 49 . 99 ASTRA-7.75 OZ. -CAN N ED PINK SALMON 99 • AYLMER-FANCY 48 FL. OZ. TOMATO JUICE. . 87 6 VARIETIES -375 ML. BICK'S RELISHES . 99 HAPPY VALLEY -10 FL. OZ. PIECES & STEMS MUSHROOMS . 69 PKG. OF 12-IGA HOTDOG OR HAMBURG BUNS . 99 SALAD DRESSING -1 LITRE KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP 2.39 BYE THE SEA -CHUNK IN WATER -61/2 OZ. LIGHT TUNA . 99 VAN CAMP -14 FL. OZ. ASSORTED BEANS IN TOMATOSAUCE . 6 RED ROSE PKG. OF 60 . . ORANGE PEKOE, 2 CUP TEA BAGS MONARCH ADDED TOUCH -520 G. CAKE MIXES KELLOGG'S 675 G. . 99 CORN 2.09 FLAKES , SURTEC PKG.OF 10, 66 cm. x 91 cm. PUNCTURE RESISTANT GARBAG E BAGS PARAMOUNT -7.75 OZ. SOCKEYE SALMON 1.69 CATELLI 796 ML. (FOR SPAGHETTI) MEAT .99 SAUCE APPLE 1 .49 '""E MAXWELLHOUSE 369 G. CATELLI 796 Ml. REGULAR, AU FOMATIC OR FILTER DRIPTOMATO GROUND SPAGHETTI COFFEE . 2.99 SAUCE 1.19 BILLY BEE 375 G. LIQUID OR , • CREAMED .99 HONEY .99 . 49 48 FL. OZ; V-8 VEGETABLE JUICE .99 GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE DOLE BANANAS 1.08 /KG. .49/18. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA NO. 1 CAULIFLOWER . .99., PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA NO. 1 2 LB. BAG CARROTS .89 . PRODUCT OF U:S.A. WHITE OR PINK GRAPEFRUIT him 5/1.99 HEINZ 375'ML., HOT DOG, SWEET,'HAMBURGER OR PICALILLI RELISH .89 PRODUCT` OF U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 10 OZ. PKG. SPINACH .89 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA NO. 1 10 LB. RAG TABLE 'POTATOES 2.99 TELL -O PKG. OF 12 ASSORTED FLAVOURS PUDDING 2.49 POPS SEVEN UP 750 ML. REGULAR BTLS. 24/10 FL OZ. TINS' ' OR DIET PLUS DEP. 6.49 l.59 PRODUC T OF U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 CELERY .99 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO. CANADA NO. 1 CUCUMBERS •59 EA. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. LEMONS 3/1. McCAIN 25,0 ML. ASSORTED FLAVOURS FRUIT DRINKS .39 HEINZ 455 ML., REGULAR, ONION, GARLIC OR REGULAR WITH MEAT PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 PLUMS 1.52/KG. .69/LB. VINE RIPENED PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 TOMATOE,5 2.18/KG. .99/1.6. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA NO. 1 MINI CARROTS 1.30/KG. .59/06. TENDERIZER B.B.Q. C® SAUCE1 .1 HELLMANN'S 500 MT. REAL MAYONNAISE SHOULDER PORK BUTT CHOPS 4.17�Kc. 1.89/16. CANADA GRADE A -UNDER 1.8 KG./4 LBS. FRESH CHICKEN • % 191B. 2.62/KG. CUT-UP WHOLE CHICKEN 2.84/KG. 1.29. REGULAR GROUND BEEF 3.48/KG: 1.5 8/LB. DAVERN BY THE PIECE BOLOGNA 1.87/KG. .8 5/LR. FIRST 4 RIBS ONLY PRIME RIB ROAST 6.79. 3.08/LB. PORK RIBLETS 1.96. .89/LB. 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 28 -WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES STORE HOURS Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 'Thursday, friday I Saturday 8.30 A.M.-6 P.M. 8.30 A.M.-9 P.M. 8.30 A.M.-6,P:M.