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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1984-08-22, Page 5rn i1sto crease a ►a g lot Ode, AAltl ugh the M,, cheerleading team Odra 0400 kio a ari rteatnhonors' year. from It recent competition ,in Ottawa, two ,girle did get ind vidual honors;. Missie Anderson placed ;list and 40. Wise was third in the Carleton Diversity competition..., 10 years ago August 2,1974- A. covered swimming pool has been. approved for. Vanastra, and it ,will be the first covered ppol inHuron County available fog year round public use.' m ' Tuckersmith Oduncil approved the project, to -cover the 25 metre pool at a cost of $35,000. The cost of the covering will not be born by the Vanastra taxpayers, as officials from the Vanastra Recreation Committee hope to finance it with a lottery. The first Goderich Township picnic was held at the Holmesville School on August 18. More than 100 people attended and took part in many events for the well-planned afternoon. A former Auburn resident, Isabelle Hamilton, celebrated her 100th birthday at Huronview on August 18 with open house held in the craft room. Mrs. Hamilton was the first woman to give birth to a white child `in the Klondike in the 1890s. At the turn of the century she w -'it to the Yukon with her husband George Hamilton and lived there during the height of the gold rush days. They returned in 1910 and farmed until retiring to Auburn. 25 yeS6 ago August 20, 1959 Cost of haircuts in at least one county town have been advanced from 85 to 90 cents; with brush and crew cuts now $1. The fire alarm test blasts each week on the dot of one o'clock certainly have their funny side sometimes. When the ladies visiting the washroom at a nearby restaurant heard the alarm whining, they rushed back to their tables, wondering if the martians had landed, or what in the world was going on. Perfect weather, cool after a fairly warm day, made the Main Street carnival of Clinton Lions Club, a decided success last night. Richer by 250 silver dollars was Miss Helen Wilson, who won the top draw of the evening. 50 years ago August 23, 1934 A potato growers' field meeting is being held on the farm of George Moon, Londesboro on August 29. A fertilizer test on potatoes is showing up very well on this farm and growers will be able to inspect the different plots. • . On Wednesday afternoon the parish picnic for Varna, Middleton and Bayfield churches was. held ,in., owtrett'.s'Grove. Although'the afternoon was somewhat .dull, an enjoyable time was spent. Unfortunately the rector, Rev. G.W. Bugler sprained his ankle while playing . football. Races and games were played and an excellent supper was served. There was such a merry gasoline war in Exeter on the weekend that prices not only dropped from 20 cents per gallon, but went down to : nothing and then dealers commenced giving away . bonuses with amounts of fuel carried off without pay. 75 years ago August 19, 1909 Dectective Greer of , Toronto was in Bayfield to investigate what was known as the "Burns tragedy" and to have the matters published in its proper form. The detective found that the late Mrs. Burns died the natural death of heart failure and was greatly displeased at the simple misjudgement of the authorities for the empanneling of a second jury when all that was necessary was done by Coroner Shaw - jury and first jury. A sad accident occurred at the Holmesville' bridge, Goderich Township last Thursday afternoon, by which Nixon. Sturdy, the well-known clerk of the township, lost his life. Mr. Sturdy andMr. George W. Tebbutt had purchased a portion of the old bridge and were taking it down: Mr. Sturdy was pulling out a bolt when the side frame collapsed and crashed through the floor into the river carrying him with it. He was struck on the head and when picked up was unconscious. He was rushed to Dr. Gunn's hospital, but he died about midnight. During the morning Mr. Sturdy had two minor accidents and . as premonition, remarked at dinner, "It seems as if I am going to be killed today." l , 100 years ago August 22, 1884 Dear Editor - As several persons have of late had their gardens destroyed by cows, will you please tell me if breachy cows are allowed to run at large and if I can claim compensation for damages done. Yours, A Citizen. The town bylaw says that no breachy cows shall roam at large. Owners of cows who roam are liable for all damage, but the trouble, is a man does not like to make bad friends by impounding his neighbor's cow and many submit to injury and loss sooner than create any trouble. It is a gross inj ustig to allow cows to run at large at all. Shaker Blood Syrup - cures completely scrofula, syphilis, cancer, rheumatism, catarrh, ulcers and skin and blood diseases of every description. $1,000 reward to any chemist who will find, on analysis of 100 bottles of Shaker Blood Syrup, one particle of Mercury, Podide of Potassium of any mineral substance. Check it out • If planning to swim in unknown Waters, check the depth FIRST. Submerged rocks or objects and shallow pool depths spell danger. •DON'T dive into above -ground pools. These pools were not designed for diving. •if you've been drinking, use your head. tON'T show off for your friends or take dares - the result can be tragic. IVI T2. WHITE SWAN PKG. (.)F 200 TWO PLY ASSORTED COLOURS FACIAL TISSUE MARIE PERLE - 4 KG. GRANULATED EXTRA FINE WH ITE SUGAR 'MIELE SWAN 4 ROLLS ONE NY ASSORTED ( ()I OURS BATH ROOM TISSUE WHITE SWAN 2 ROLL PKG. A4SORI FE) COLOURS PAPER TOWELS HEINZ- 1,:36 LITRE CANADA FANCY TOMATO JUICE TOP VALU - 1ST GRADE 1 LL CREAMERY BUTTER KUENZIG'SEVERYDAY WAR[HOUS[ A. Real Price Break -Every Day of the Week! Here are 15 eexarnples of the savings to You. VAN CAMP -14 FL. OZ. ASSORTED BEANS IN TOMATO SAUCE .69 OLD DUTCH -3.6 L. LIQUID BLEACH 1.29 SURTEC-PLASTIC-PKG. OF 10 GARBAGE BAGS . 99 BYE THE SEA -CHUNK. IN WATER -61/2 OZ. LIGHT TUNA . 99 PLAIN OR SALTED-WESTON'S 400 G. SODA CRACKERS . 99 SUN CROP -341 ML., ORANGE JUICE KRAFT - 1 LITRE MIRACLE WHIP 0 9 TIDE - 6 LITRE BOX LAUNDRY DETERGENT PURITAN -184 G. FLAKED HAM .99 HEINZ -10 F.L, OZ, TOMATO OR VEGETABLE SOUP . 79 3. 9 .39 =r; ASTRA PINK, 7.75 OZ. CANNED SALMON 4 99 POST -400. G. BRAN FLAKES MACARONI & CHEESE -225 G. KRAFT DINNER AYLMER-FANCY 48 FL. OZ. TOMATO JUICE REGULAR, FINE OR EXTRA FINE NABOB GROUND COFFEE 369 G. 2. 1CiIt) DEL MONTE, 3 x 250 mL HEINZ 1.25 L FRUIT TOMATO DICE 1.09 KETCHUP MONARCH 454 g SOFT MAXWELL HOUSE, 369 g, REGULAR, FILTER OR AUTOMATIC GROUND BEEF REUULAR MARGARINE JELL-O,85g ASSORTED FLAVOURS SE I LY • POWDERS GREEN GIANT, 540 mL CANADA FANCY, NIBLETS, WHOLE KERNEL CORN 3.48,K, 1.5 SHORT RIB ROAST CHUCK, BLADE BONE OUT BETTY CROCKER, 450 g ASSORTED VARIETIES, "CREAMY DELUXE" PORK ►tU.TT CHOPS MCCAIN, PKG. OF 4, DELUXE (482 g) OR PEPPERONI (454 g) TENDERCRISP 2.4902 VEGETABLES 2.19 McCAIN, 1 kg, ASSORTED VARIETIES INTERNATIONAL STYLE FROZEN PIZZA SHOULDER WITH TOPS PRODUCT OF ONTARIO RADISHES 3,/$ GOLDEN YELLOW DOLE BANANAS 1.08/K,. CANADA No, 1 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. RED GRAPES 2.62/kg, • 1.19 /Ib. CANADA No. 1 ONTARIO GROWN ENGLISH CUCUMBERS 7 CANADA No. 1 CANADA No. 1 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO I PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA No. 1 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA No. 1 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. GREEN 2,62/Kg. GRAPES 1.19 ib. ALLEN'S, 4 L CANADA BRAND PICKLING VINEGAR REGULAR OR DIET, 750 mL PLUS DEPOSIT 7 -UP 24/10 FL: OZ. 5.99 CATELLI, 796 mL FOR SPAGHETTI MEAT SAUCE SLICED SALAMI FEARMAN'S CANADIAN QUEEN -SLICED BOLOGNA, CHICKEN, MAC. & CHEESE - 171 G. CANADA No. 1 CANADA No. 1 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO I PRODUCT OF ONTARIO 2 LB. BAG ONIONS 3/$11 CARROTS SPANISH CANADA No. 1 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. PLUMS 1,52/Kg_ CANADA No. 1 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO 2 LB. BAG 1,74/4. COOKING 2 .79/th. ONIONS 1 CANADA No, 1 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CUCUMBERS 3 / 1 CANADA No, 1 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO GREEN CABBAGE 21.89 CANADA No. 1 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANATALOUPES 99 LARGE STALKS CANADA No. 1 ONTARIO GROWN CELERY PRODUCT OF ONTARIO GREEN ONIONS 3 /$ • CANADANo.1 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO MINI CARROTS 1, 521hg. .69 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO MUSHROOMS GREEN GIANT, 540 mL CANADA FANCY CREAM STYLE CORN PARIS PATE, 85 g, PATE DE FOIE, PORK, CHICKEN & VEAL, OR SANDWICH SPREAD MEAT (� SPREADS • J COORE D Hp p-� p� HAM SPANISH 1 CANADIAN QUEEN -SLICED 4.8 3/Kg. 2 i 9/Ih. SLICED SIDE BACON DAVERN-300 G. T-BONE STEAKS 8.7 7,,, /kg. 3.98/Ib. WHOLECUTCi1UPHHICKENS 2.84/Kg 1.29. CANADA GRADE 'A' -UNDER 1.8 KG./4 LBS. CLUB HOUSE 142 g PICKLING SPICE AIL MERCHANDISE 100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEED - PRODUCT REPLACED OR YOUR MONEYREFUNDED. SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT EACH WEDNESDAY (GET DETAILS FROM YOUR LOCAL IGA STORE) STORE HOURS Mqnday, 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, AUGUST 25 - WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES