Clinton News-Record, 1984-02-01, Page 5;.1
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,February 1,1979
The normally placid hamlet of
Londesboro, five Mlles north of Clinton on
Highway 4, Woo a beehive oLecernent on
Tuesday after two men held up1he tiny
branch ofthe Bank of Montreal.
The Vanastra Day Care Centre board.
discussed ways of attracting more children
to the centre m order to avoid a $6,000 deficit
again this year.
Huron County council learned Friday that
it could spend $25,000 and save the county
housing industry millions of dollars in in-
terest.
10 years ago
January 31,1974
Huron-PeM separate teachers and
representatives of the separate board met
at a marathon 13 hour session last Tuesday
night and early Wednesday morning in at-
tempts to reach a salary settlement before
the January 31 deadline. The teachers had
said that they would strike on that date if an
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25 years ago
January 29, 1959
"The church has opposition, but it carries
on," said Charles McInnis here on Tuesday
afternoon, as be :challenged- the hog -pro- --
ducers of Huron County to carry on their
program in the face of their difficulties. Mr.
McInnis was speaking at the annual
meeting of the organization held in the
'Legion Hall here. "Our program is sound,
good and right,"_ stated Mr. McInnis, "let us
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50 years ago
February 1,1934
The talkative young man was always col-
lecting interesting facts.
"I read today," he said to an acquain-
tance, "of the wonderful progress made in
aviation. Men can now do anything - ab-
solutely anything - a bird can do!"
"Is that so!" answered his friend,
thoroughly bored. "Well, when you see an
airman fastasleep, hanging onto a branch
., of a tree Witionelooti'll come and -have a
look!"
.75 years ago
. Febitiary 4,1909
"No, I can't stay any longer," he said with
determination. .
"What difference does an hour or so make
now?" asked a member of the party. "Your
wife will be in bedand asleep, and if she
wakes up she won't Rnow what time it is."
"Quite right, quite right," he ret ed. "I
Tart
fooFmywife-,ostUmeaSftOflg-
I get home before breakfast. Why, Tve gone
home when the sun was up, kept he blinds
shut, lit the gas and made her think that it
was a little after 12. But gentlem n, I can't
— fool .the baby. the rOo dark a8 '
please but It won't ,rwkille by sleep a
minute' later than hang, and when lie
wakes up hungry it comes pretty close to be-
ing morning, and my wife knows it. "
Gentlemen," he added as he bowed himself
out, make it a rule to get home before the
baby wakes. Its the only safe way."
100 years: ago
January 28, 1884
A Bone To Pick — A "timid" gentleman
on Princess Street has several times been
obstructed by a dog picking at a bone. The
gentleman, ratherthan risk doggy's
temper, wades the deep snow on the op
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Clinton town fathers are made up of one
flax mill owner who is also a conveyancer,
two fanning mill manufacturers, one plan l-
ing mill owner; one carpenter and builder,
one dry goods merchant, one grocer; one
butcher, one lawyer, one painter, evidently
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To editor..:.
•from page 4
. is very poorly located. It should be in a rural
setting since its purpose is to serve rural
people. If it were located out of town, coun
try people could park without getting a
ticket. ,The merchants would feel the dif-
ference since many men attend meetings
there while their wives do their shopping in
town. Many of the employees in the office
must do their shopping in town too, so more
business would be lost. There aren't too
many businessesthat employ the number
that work in that office, which is all the
more reason the town 'should show some
consideration for visitors to the office.
When the lease on the office etpires,
hope the Agricultural Representative takes
a really serious look at NON renewal. Its
.many 'uses have outgrown the size of the
2. building anyway. I Would like to kilo* where
the Ag employees park their cars. Is any
consideration given to those employees?
On close examination of my violation
envelope which only gives me 24 hours to
pay I see that it is printed in U.S.A. Why
couldn't it be printed at Clinton Conuriercial
Printers. I telephoned that office and they
told me they could do the printing on those
little envelopes, if they had one to look at.
All they have to do to get one is park
anyWhere where there Used to be a meter.
for over two hours and they will get one. If
you were sitting all afternoon drinking beer,
you would deserve a ticket but these ladies
were at a meeting, planning how to improve
the appearance of the town for bicentennial
year.
This is a very poor time to ruffle the
feathers of the Horticultural Society. It's
just like 'tilling the goose that laid the golden •
egg. If the town is looking for ..eirtfa jobs to -
keep Mr. Ticket Man busy, he could put
down his chalk and pen and we would give
him a shovel so he could lend the ladies a
helping foot. By dhing that, he would be ap-
preCiated and We would acknowledge him
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I would appreciate hearing from some
town people how they feel about the parking.
Personally, I'd vote for the return of the
meters. I'm as close to Seaforth as I am to
Clinton, so it really doesn't make any dif-
ference to me.
Dorothy Williams
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24 SINGLES
CHEESE FOOD
SLICES
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175 G. SLICED
COOKED HAM
TAILLEFER STORE PACKED
BREAKFAST
SAUSAGE
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1.25/LB.
FEARMANS STORE PACKED
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TAILLEFER SLICED
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1.55/LB.
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WIENER OR HAMBURGER
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TAILLEFER 450 G.
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WIENERS
CANADIAN QUEEN
SWEET PICKLED
COTTAGE ROLLS
4.14/KG,
1.88/LB.
TAILLEFER 500 G. SLICED
SIDE BACON
CANADIAN QUEEN 375 G.
CHICKEN, MAC & CHEESE,
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NEW ZEALAND FROZEN
LAMB LOIN
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6.59/KG.
2.99/LB.
NEW ZEALAND
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3.73/KG
TAILLEFER 175 G. • NEW ZEALAND FVOZEI79
5.49/KG
2.49/t„8.
GREEN GIANT 350 G. FROZEN
GREEN PEAS OR
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HIGH LINER FROZEN FAMILY SIZE FISH
CAKES 24 OZ. BOSTON BLUEFISH
STICKS 350 G. OR 1 LB.
COD FILLETS
MtCAIN FROZEN 4x5 INCH LITE DELITE
PEPPERONI 375 G.
OR DELUXE 3836.
PIZZA
;NEILSON FAMILY SIZE
JERSEY MILK, VIRGINIA, •
BURNT ALMOND OR ROSEBUDS
CANDY
BARS
CANADIAN GRADE "A"
UNDER ! .8 kg./4 lbs. .
FRESH CHICKENS
2.84/kg.
KRAFT 8 OZ. FANCY DOMESTIC
COLBY, MOZZARELLA, BRICK
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CHEESE 79
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CARROTS OR
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FRESH CANADA GRADE 'A'
OVER 1.8 kg./4 Ibs.
ROASTING
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3.51 /1 1 0Cg. '59 /lb.
PORK HOCKS
1.74/KG.
.79/LB.
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PORK BUTT
CHOPS
WAXED
RUTABAGAS
3.95/KG.
FRESH FULL CUT
CHICKEN WINGS ROUND STEAK
3.26/4. 6.57/kg.
1.4811b. 2.9811b.
CANADIAN REGULAR
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GROUND
CHEESE
BEEF
6.37/kg. 3.48/kg.
2.89/ib. 1.58/ib.
CANADIAN QUEEN
HALF OR QUARTER
BONELESS HAM
5.49 KG.
2•49/LB..
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Thursday
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