Clinton News-Record, 1984-04-04, Page 7.88
M -EAT_ BONUS BUYS
FRESH CANADIAN PORK
BUTT CHOPS •
2.62/kg.
•
19 lb
MAPLE LEAF -175 G.
BOLOGNA, MAC & CHEESE OR
CHICKEN LOAF
-1.12
MAPLE LEAF - 500 G.
BOLOGNA
2.12
FRESH CANADIAN PORK
SHOULDER
ROAST
1.741kg.
• 7 9 /Ib.
TAILLEFER- 450 G.
- -SKINLESS --
WIENERS
112
TAILLEFER 500 G: - SLICED
SIDE BACON
• 99
MAPLE LEAF 375 G.
BREAKFAST STRIPS 1.93
MAPLE LEAF 250 G.
PARTY STICKS
1.75
MAPLE LEAF 175 G.
COOKED HAM
1.69
MAPLE LEAF 500 G.
SAUSAGE ROUNDS 2.2
5
'MAPLE LEAF, KITCHEN SMOKED 7569, kg.
DOUBLE SMOKED OR REGULAR • /
BONELESS HAMS 3.49nb•
MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLED 4.30 /kg.
COTTAGE ROLLS 5 1-9/Ih.
MAPLE LEAF 700 G.
COOKED CHICKEN 4 86Q (�
0
TAILLEFER STORE PACKED 2.62 /kg.
BREAKFAST SAUSAGES 1.19116.
BLADE BONE
OUT 4.5.9SHORT/kg.
RIB ROAST2.08/Ib.
5 years ago
Aprils ! 199
The Vanastra curling rink haa been found
to be unsafe on three counts ec cordis to the
nationalQ0building Code. and it will cost
;105p t��
Canada sUlperibers in the
Londesboro and Blyth area will be getting
better telephone -service, ,but it won't come
for a few months yet.
By the end of August, 523 telephone
exchange customers shouldn't have " any
more problems with crackling phones,.
intermtittent service or no service at all. By
that time, the hundreds of affected
telephones will be serviced with a new
$80,000 cable system.
10 years ago
April 4,1974
Former Clinton PUC manager Jabez
Rands, pulled the cord last Friday that
unveiled a commemorative plaque that
marked the Diamond Jubilee of the
formation of the Clinton PUC.
The Ontario Supreme Court refused to
grant an injunction to stop Blue Anchor
Investments Inc. from proceeding with its
marina project on the river flats at the
mouth of the Bayfield River.
Mr. Justice Neil Fraser, in handing down
the decision, said the villagelegal
rights on which to base the application.
_ __. The village bad sought -an injunction to_.
restrain
--
restrain Blue Anchor from further. -work,
contending that the ownership of the
property has been obscured for generations.
Attempts are being made to trace the
original owner.
25 years ago
Aprll2,1959
Five fire engines from four fire
departments were called on Sunday
morning about 9:15 to the scene of a blaze
which completely destroyed the general
store and residence of Lloyd Craig,on the
northeast corner of the Brucefield
intersection.
The building has been a familiar
landmark since it was erected in 1893 by
William Scott, grandfather of Ross Scott.
Loss was -estimated at -$23,099.-....-.._ _.._._ _..._.�_._.._.
Mr. Major Youngblut, the maple syrup
specialist in the Blyth district has again this
year tapped 650 trees.
50 years ago
April 5,1934
Some of the streets of town are being
closed to traffic of trucks while the frost is
coming out.
No matter what happens to the proposed
beer and wine bill, Huron will have none of
it, unless it votes itself into the ."wet
column again, as it is still under the Canada
Temperance Act.
75 years ago
April, 1909
One who was in every sense a pioneer and
who even amid the rough surroundings of
the bush life, developed traits of character
that made for strong personality, passed to
her heavenly and eternal home on Friday
evening in the person of Mrs. Rudd of Mary
St., relict of the late John Rudd at the age of
85 years. She was born in Ireland and came
to this county in 1836, thus being a resident
of it for 73 years and is the last member of
the original Ford family that so long resided
in Holmesville.
The debate held in the Blyth hall on
Wednesday was a success, the hall was well
filled, notwithstanding the bad evening. The
subject was, "resolved that instrumental
music is helpful in church worship," the
negative winning out by five points, which
was a surprise to nearly all of the audience.
100 years ago
.gym.. a.�-•
musTrpN 1 Esswo.Z P, haspAY, APRu, 4,19$x --PAGE
BUYS OF THE WEEK
OLD MILL - ENRICHED
450 G. LOAF
SUCCESS PIECES & STEMS
CANNED
MUSH ROOMS
10 FL. OZ.
• 69
WHITE - PINK YELLOW -
BLUE OR CHAMPAGNE
COTTON E LLE
BATH ROOM
TISSUE
4 ROLL PKG.
1.49
MACARONI &
HEESE DINNER
FABRIC
SOFTENER
PKG. OF 40
CHEER 2
LAUNDRY__
DETERGENT
6 LITRE
3.99
WINDEX 900 ML
GLASS & WINDOW
CLEANER REFILL
1.29
April 4,1884
A somewhat amusing and very unusual
scene was witnessed at Dunlop's bakery on
Saturday evening. The burning of Young's
bakery left many without with usual supply
of bread for Sunday and to meet the demand
Mr. Dunlop prepared an extra supply, which
went to the oven about half -past eight p.m.
From that time until it was baked, his store
was crowded on the counter, on bags, on the
floor, all over, by men, women and children
of all ages, who patiently waited until the
bread was baked and even then most of
them were compelled to go with a short
supply.
Londesboro is at present well supplied
with blacksmiths and it is reported the one
that is here now is going to take.a partner for
better for worse. Most places are crying out
hard times, but this village cannot say so,
only in regard to collecting accounts, for
some of the business men here say they
never had as busy a time in their life.
Hubers mill never had as many logs in, at
one time, as it has now. There must be a lot
of sickness about, for both our Doctors are
busy night and day.
On Tuesday Mr. H. Cantelon turned out a
large covered waggon, intended for gipsy
use; it is so built that a large number can
comfortably ride in it, while sleeping
accommodation for several is also provided.
Coping with
emergency
Would you know what to do in an emergen-
cy? The Industrial Accident Prevention
Association urges everyone to be prepared
for prompt action in case of an accident, So
check to be sure you know how to cope in an
emergency. If you're phoning for help, these
are four points to remember:
+ Tell where it happened. Give street
number and name of street. Repeat it.
+ Tell what has happened. Is your house on
fire? Has your furnace exploded? Has so-
meone had a heart attack?
+ Tell what kind of help is needed. It won't
hurt if you explain what kind of equipment
you think will be needed.
+ Tell who you are. This is importan
especially if a multi -family dwelling is in-
volved.
HABITANT 28 FL. OZ. PEA,
VEGETABLE OR PEA WITH HAM
SOUP
119
KELLOGG'S 600 G.
BRAN FLAKES
CEREAL
TENDER VITTLES 500 G.
ASSORTED VARIETIES
SEMI -MOIST
CAT FOOD
MAXWELL HOUSE 369 G. GOLD
PREMIUM, AUTOMATIC DRIP
1.79
1.49
GROUND COFFEE 3°• 19
LAURA SECORD 4x5 FL. OZ.
ASSORTED FLAVOURS
MINI PUDDINGS
L99
LIBBY'S 12 OZ. DEEP BUTTERED
KERNEL CORN
.79
DEL MONTE 14 FL: OZ. FANCY,
YELLOW CLING; HALVES OR
SLICED
PEACHES
.99
HUNT'S 13 FL. OZ.
TOMATO PASTE
1.09
LIBBY'S 14 EL. OZ.
ASSORTED, FANCY • 7
VEGETABLES
NATURE VALLEY 200 G.
CARAMEL, RAISIN,
CHOCOLATE CHIP Q
GRANOLA CLUSTERS 1 •.7
TETLEY - PKG. OF 72
T EA_BAGS
SANKA- DECAFFEINATED
INSTANT -COFFEE
CLOVER LEAF 7 0Z.
IN BROTH, LIGHT
SOLID TUNA
1.39
CANADA No. 1
PRODUCE OF FLORIDA
VINE RIPE
TOMATO E
30kg
.....:. ;....
• /lb.
SYLVANIA PKG. OF 2
40, 60, 75 OR 100 WATT
SOFT WHITE
LIGHT BULBS
IGA 1 L.
1.59 WHITE VINEGAR
CLUB HOUSE 106 G. GROUND
BLACK ,PEPPER
1
99'.44
SHIRRIFF 30Z.
ASSORTED FLAVOURS
JELLY POWDERS
3/.88
SHIRRIFF 5.25 OZ.
BANANA, COCONUT OR
CHOCOLATE CREAM
PIE FILLINGS
.79
NATURE VALLEY 225 G.
PEANUT,BUTTER, RAISIN OR
CHOCOLATE CHIP CHEWY
GRANOLA BARS
1.59
PAMPERS PKG. OF48
NEWBORN SIZE DISPOSABLE
DIAPERS
6.29.
McCORMICKS 600 G. PLACE
PACK CHOCOLATE CHIP,
COOKIE OR CREME, VARIETY
COOKIES
1.99
KELLOGG'S 475 G. WHITE OR
BROWN FROSTED MINI WHEAT L79
CEREAL
LYSOL 450 ML. LIQUID
TOILET BOWL 1 •
CLEANER.
PINE -SOL 800 ML. LIQUID
DISINFECTANT
CLEANER
SANKA 369 G. REGULAR OR
AUTOMATIC, VAC PAK
DECAFFEINATED
GROUND COFFEE
.69
IEA 385 Mt.
EVAPORATED MILK
OLD.MIL�O G.
BREAD
.66
.59
WESTON PKG. OF 6
JAM FILLED
BUNS
KRAFT PROCESSED
REGULAR
CHEEZWHIZ
500 G.
STOKELY'S KIDNEY BEANS
OR VAN CAMP
ASSORTED
BEANS
14 FL. OZ.
1.19
IN PARTICIPATING STORES
160Z. FRESH BAKED
ITALIAN BREAD
PLANTERS 350 G. SALTED
BLANCHED OR SPANISH
PEANUTS
1.69
OLD SOUTH 474 ML. FROZEN
100% PURE FLORIDA
CONCENTRATED
ORANGE JUICE
1.69
9 SILVERWOOD 500 ML.
SOUR CREAM
2.49
3.99
CROSSE & BLACKWELL 227 G.
FRUIT NUT, DATE NUT OR
CHOCOLATE NUT
LOAF
1.19
1.19
McCAIN 19 OZ. FROZEN
CHOCOLATE, VANILLA,
MARBLE OR BANANA
CAKES
1.99
McCAIN 300 G. FROZEN
CHOPPED BROCCOLI OR
FRENCH STYLE
GREEN BEANS
GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE
HEAD L-ETTUCE
CANADA No. 1
PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA
EA.
.69
FRESH
BROCCOLI
PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
CANADA No. 1 EACH
.99
SUNKIST
ORANGES
PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
SIZE 138's, DOZEN
1.69
SEEDLESS
GRAPES
RED OR GREEN
CANADA No. 1
PRODUCT OF CHILE
2.84/kg.
1.29/16.
GOLDEN YELLOW
DOLE
BANANAS
1.0 8 /kg.
.49/lb.
.69
FRESH CELERY
CANADA No. 1
PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA
LARGE STALKS, EACH
1.09
CANADIAN
CENTRE CUT 5.93 GRADE "A"
PORK/kg. UNDER 1.8 kg./2 84
4lbs. • ry /kg'
CHOPS 2 69 FRESi=1 1 2 9
• /Ib. CHICKENS • /Ib•
CANADIAN CAP OFF
CUT UP
QUEEN SLICED RIB STEAK6•5 7
COOKED 4e30/kg' /kg WHOLE 3.06/kg.
HAM 1.95.. 2.98/Ib. CHICKENSI.39/Ib.
MAPLE LEAF
SLICED 41
BOLOGNA3 4/kg.
1.54/16.
TAILLEFER
SL
MARY MILES
450 G. PKG. ICED
WIENERS 1.48CHICKEN,• 70/kg.
LOAF 1,•68/16.
T-BONE . Q I1 7
STEAK O.1 /kg..
3.98/Ib.
SIDE
SPARE 4.3 9 /kg.
RIBS
1 s99/Ib.
FRESH CANADA
OVER 1.8 kg./
4 lbs.
ROASTING
CHICKENS
GRADE "A"
3.51/kg
1.59/16
FEARMAN'S
HEAD® 3.90/kg.
CHEESE 17
. 7/ib.
FRESH MARY MILES
CHICKEN 3•26;kg DINNER 5.27/kg..
WINGS HAMS
1.48/16. 2.38/b.
FEARMAN'S I FOR BRAISING
SHORT
RIBS
POLISH 3.70/kg.
COIL
1.68..
6.28/kg.
2 85BEEF
nb.
CANADIAN
MOZZA-
RELLA
CHEESE
FEARMAN'S
ST012E PACKED
3.26/kg. PURE 3.20/kg.
1Q PORK
.48/16. SAUSAGE 1.45/16.
REGULAR
GROUND
3p PORK
.48/kg.I RIBLETS 1.52 /kg.
.69 /Ib.
7.27/kg.
3.29/16.
KNIFE CUTCANADIAN
CHICKEN 5.49.g•. MILD
CHEDDAR
BREASTS . 2.49116. CHEESE
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, APRIL 7 - WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
STORE HOUR
OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHT
TILL 9 P.M. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
Monday ... • 830 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Tuesday 8.30 a.m. -'6:00 p.m.
Wednesday 8'30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Thursday 8.30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Friday
Saturday
8.30 a.m. - 9:00 p.nt.
8.30 a.m. • 6:00 pont.
1