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Clinton News-Record, 1983-11-02, Page 5FLEECY LIQUID FABRIC SOFTENER 3.6 I. 2.39 E . ray Files 5 years ago November 2, 1978 Clinton's oldest industry, the piano fac- tory has seen many changes throughout its long history. This Friday, November 3 another change will be made when the factory officially closes its doors, resulting from a consolidation to the Heintzman Company. Huron County Council refused to support the Vanastra Resource Centre at its Friday session when it received a request from the centre for a $5,000 grant. 10 years ago November 1, 1973 Ben Tuckey, Exeter, a past warden of Huron County presently chairman of the Board of Directors of Huron Country Playhouse near Grand Bend, visited Huron County Council last week to request $2,000 in a grant toward the theatre endeavor. 25 years ago October 30, 1958 Several of the Legion members attending the banquet meeting of the Clinton Branch 140 Canadian Legion at the' hall here on Monday night were treated to an excellent view of one of the Russian Sputniks as it sped across the sky. Those were the good old days ... this line of reminiscing made the senior commissioner recall a sort of "donnybrook" which broke out on the old skating rink (located where Canada Packers feed mill now stands) and the town constable (same chap who opposed the water system by the way) was called to the scene ... He arrived at the rink in his bedroom slippers, and was rather han- dicapped at the start ... Then in the scuffle he lost the slippers and ended up doing his job in stocking feet ... 50 years ago November 2, 1933 Clinton is to:.have another lawyer, Mr. D. Nairn of Goderich having taken an office on Isaac Street, next to Ford and Son's flour and feed store. Once again "Poppy Day" draws near to prompt the citizens of this county in the duties they have inherited from the past generation. The Great War is passing almost into legend but the symbo:ism of the Poppy, the sorrowful appropriateness of its blood -red bloom, takes on a deeper significance with each succeeding year. 75 years ago October 29, 1908 The local YMCA is progressing quite favourably. They have rented the room at the rear of the Royal Bank, formerly oc- cupied by Mr. Ireland and this week are having it furnished with chairs and tables ready for the regular meeting on Thursday night. Part of the evening will be devoted to Bible Study, the subject being "The Life of Abraham". President Hartley will lead. There is also some important business to be transacted, viz., the fixing of the mem- bership fee, the matter of putting in a piano, and the drafting of definite program of Social, Literary and Physical work for the fall and winter. It is expected that the office of the county secretary will be removed to this room shortly and that the county committee will hold its quarterly meetings there in future. It is hoped that there will be a good attendance of young men at tonight's meeting. Come, says secretary, bring your Bibles with you and let us have a good time. A woman came down from Goderich yesterday afternoon and raised such a howl on the streets that Chief Wheatly had to take her in charge. He escorted her to the station and saw to it that she took the first train from whence she came. Glad to get rid of her so easily. 100 years ago October 31, 1883 The usual gathering from the surrounding country took place last Wednesday on the occasion of our annual Brant exhibition. A newly married couple, who were enjoying themselves in seeing the various attractions of the town, strolled hand-in-hand down our principal street, taking in the candy shops, and admiring the displays of goods in the different windows. Coming to a shop in which a couple of handsome garments were exhibited, they stood in rapt admiration, and finally concluded that they would in- vest. Stepping inside, they blushingly asked the cost of the nightdresses shown in the window. The saleswoman was surprised, but took in the situation very rapidly, and named the price. The couple conversed in a whisper, smiled, blushed again, and finally the purchase was made and the two departed, happy in the possession of what they imagined were chemise -night dresses, but which were shrouds, as the shop was an undertaker's. The brideLa choice was decorated with the legend, "At Rest." ' CANADA GRADE "A" LARGE SIZE EGGS DOZE N .99 MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE 10 OZ. 5.29 KRAFT PROCESSED CHEESE CHEEZ WHIZ 500 g. 2.49 GLAD BONUS P4CK PLASTIC GARBAGE BAGS PKG OF 24 2.88 LEWIS BROWN, CRACKED WHEAT, WHITE SLICED BREAD 24 OZ. . 59 MAXWELL HOUSE 369 g GOLD PREMIUM GROUND COFFEE 3.49 KELLOGG'S 500 g WITH FRUIT BRAN FLAKES CLUB HOUSE CHILI 35 g ITALIAN SPAGHETTI 43 g SLOPPY IOE 37 g SEASONING MIXES 1.99 .59 SAVARIN 11 OZ. BEEF, CHICKEN, TURKEY OR SALISBURY STEAK FROZEN DINNERS I •4 CHRISTIE 200 g REGULAR & CHEESE BITS & BITES 1•27 BY THE SEA 6.5 OZ. IN OIL CHUNK LIGHT TUNA 1.29 IAVEX 1.2 kg FOR UNBLEACHABLES BLEACH ADERED 3.99 ZEST PKG. OF 3 BATH SIZE BAR SOAP 1.99 CHRISTIES 250 g TRISCUITS REGULAR OR UNSALTED FRENCH ONION THINS, SWISS CHEESE SNACK CRACKERS I • 39 CARNATION 6 OZ. CHOCOLATE OR INSTANT VARIETY BREAKFAST 7.99 KRAFT 500 g VELVEETA PROCESSED CHEESE LOAF 2.99 CARNATION 500 g POWDERED MILK 2.49 relm ATlON 385 ml EVAPORATED MILK .65 CARNATION 385 ml EVAPORATED MILK .69 KELLOGG'S 725 g RICE KRISPIES CEREAL 2.49 McCAIN 250 ml TAKE 5 FRUIT PUNCH GRAPE NECTAR AND LEMONADE 2/.77 GLAD PKG. OF 48 PLASTIC KITCHEN CATCHERS 2.79 VOORTMAN 200-250 g ASSORTED VARIETIES 2/1 COOKIES .69 DAVIDs 400 g MAPLE LEAF OR STRAWBERRY TART COOKIES 1.49 KRAFT 375 g SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY PEANUT BUTTER 1.49 IGA 450 g LIGHT OR DARK 1.79 FRUIT CAKE IGA 900 g LIGHT OR DARK FRUIT CAKE 3.49 IGA 1.35 kg LIGHT OR DARK FRUIT CAKE 4.99 DIETRICH PKG. OF 12 SCONE ROLLS .89 WESTON pkg. of 6 CINNAMON 1 ®� BUTTERHORNS OLD BAVARIA 475 g CHERRY TWIST 1.69 WESTON PKG. OF 4 RASPBE RRY SWISS ROLLS GRANNY PKG. OF 5 APPLE, RAISIN OR CHERRY PIE .89 1.21 CATELLI 500 g READY CUT MACARONI SPAGHETTINI OR SPAGHETTI• 7 7 PASTA IGA WIENER OR HAMBURGER ROLLS PKG. OF 8 . 59 MAXWELL HOUSE REG, AUTO OR FILTER DRIP VAC PAC 369 g GROUND COFFEE 2.69 CATELLI 375 g OLD FASHIONED MILDLY SPICED, GARLIC OR HOT & SPICY 99 SPAGHETTI SAUCE • COUNTRY HARVEST 675 g STONE MILLED 100% WHOLE WHEAT OR 7 GRAIN BREAD .95 9 5 FIVE ROSES 2.5 kg ALL PURPOSE FLOUR 2.19 WELCH'S 1 I CONCORD REGULAR OR WHITE GRAPE JUICE 1.99 IGA 10 FL. OZ. WHOLE MUSH ROOMS IGA ASSORTED POTATO CHIPS 200 g. 99 • REGULAR GROUND BEEF 2.1 8 / KGa .99 /LB. ACUT FROM CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF SHORT RIBS FOR BRAISING 2.62 .� 1.19 ;,.. DAVERN SOOg PKG SLICED SIDE BACON 1.89 MAPLE LODGE WIENERS 454 g. PKG. . 69 CANADA GRADE 'A' FR>SH CHICKENS UNDER 1.8 kg/4 LBS. 2.62 /kg 1.19/lb DAVERN BY THE PIECE BOLOGNA 1.74/kg . 85 .79nb EDGE 200 ml SPECIAL OR REGULAR SHAVING GEL 1.89 BAYER PKG. OF24 CHILDREN'S ASPIRIN . 75 WELCH'S 12 FL. OZ. FROZEN FROM CONCENTRATE GRAPE JUICE .99 MOTT'S 121/2 fl. oz. FROZEN FROM CONCENTRATE APPLE JUICE .99 FIVE ALIVE 121/2 FL. OZ. FROZEN FROM CONCENTRATE CITRUS JUICE .99 GREEN GIANT 250 g BOIL -IN -BAG . 99 FROZEN IN BUTTER SAUCE CORN OR PEAS CAVENDISH 1 kg FROZEN OVEN CRISP REGULAR OR CRINKLE CUT FRENCH FRIES 1 •49 BLUEWATER 120Z. FROZEN POTATO CRISP FISH PORTIONS 1.99 CARNATION 350 g INSTANT MASHED POTATOES 1.29 VA( HON PKG. OF 12 SWISS ROLLS OR IOE LOUIS, PUFF -O -FRUIT PKG. OF 6 APPLE OR ( HERRY PIES 1.79 I()Y 2 SOO ml LIQUID DISH DETERGENT 1.19 BETTY ( ROCKER 510 g. ASSORTED VARIETIES SUPER MOIST CAKE MIXES 1.29 PARKAY 2 LB SOFT MARGARINE 1 •69 KRAFT PROCESSED 24 SINGLES CHEESE FOOD SLICES 500 g. 2.99 CRACKER BARREL MILD MEDIUM OR OLD WHITE CHEDDAR CHEESE CHUNKS 375 g 2.88 FRESH CANADA GRADE 'A' WHOLE CHICKEN CUT UPS 2.84 /kg 1.29 /lb SHOULDER PORK BUTT CHOPS 3.48/kg • 1.58 /lb CANADIAN QUEEN SLICED COOKED HAM 4.83 /kg 2.19 /lb PORK RIBLETS 1.30 /kg. •59 / MEAT BONUS BUYS CANADIAN QI,JEEN 175 g PKG. SLICED COOKED HAM 1.15 CANADIAN QUEEN 375 g PKG VARIETY OR MINCED HAM 1.75 FEARMANS STORE PACKED ITALIAN SAUSAGE 3.06 /kg 1.39 /lb FEARMANS STORE PACKED BREAKFAST SAUSAGE 2.47 /kg 1.12 /lb CANADIAN QUEEN HALVES OR QUARTERS BONELESS HAMS 5.03 /kg 2.28 116 1EARMAN'S POLISH COIL 3.73 /kg 1.69 /Ib SCHNEIDERS 400 g PKG MEAT PIES 2.18 SCHNEIDERS 500 g PKG BREAKFAST TREAT SKILLET STRIPS 1.98 SHOPSY'S 500gPKG OLD VIENNA SALAMI 2.98 SHOPSY'S 4x50 g PKG PASTRAMI OR CORNED BEEF 2.58 SHOPSY'S 500 g PKG PURE BEEF SAUSAGE 2.59 SHOPSY S 454 g PKG SKINLESS WIENERS 1.68 HIGH LINER FROZEN FISH CAKES (Q 2.16]/kg • J8 /lb SEAL OCEAN 454 g PKG, FROZEN LAKE SMELT 1.38 HIGH LINER FROZEN KRUNCHIE PERCH .84 /kg e65 Ib GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE -GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE- GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE -GARDEN FRESH TROPICAL BANANAS f)O11 • 64/KG. 29/LB. HEAD LETTUCE ( ANADA NO. 1 PRODUCT OF ( AL. .78 COOKING ONIONS CANADA NO. 1 ONTARIO 2 LB. BAG .49 FRESH BROCCOLI PRODUCT OF ONTARIO EACH .89 FRESH CARROTS CANADA NO. 1 3 LB RAG .69 ALL MERCHANDISE 100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEED - PRODUCT REPLACED OR YOUR MONEY REFUNDED. WAXED RUTABAGAS ( ANADA NO. 1 PRODU(T OF ONTARIO FRESH CELERY ( ANADA NO. 1 ONTARIO LARGE 2/.89 .69 RED EMPEROR GRAPES ( ANADA NO. 1 ( Al IFORNIA 1.74 /kg 79 it, SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT EACH WEDNESDAY (GET DETAILS FROM YOUR LOCAL IGA STORE) PRICES IN EFFECT TILL CLOSING, SATURDAY, NOV. 5 -WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES STORE HOURS Monday Tu.aday Pdnegda, Thurgtia$ OPEN THURSDA 'V AND FIR WAN NI ;HT Fridav - T11.1. 9 P.M. FOR g OUR (:Oii F," 1 '' (:1 baturday 8.30 a.m.-(9:00 p.m, 8.30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. 8.30 a.m.-6:00 p.m 8.30 a.m.-9:00 p.m. 8.30 a m.-9:00 p.m. 8 30 a.m.-6:00 p.m,