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Clinton News-Record, 1984-04-18, Page 5t ..ears' ago:. April 19, AIM 1I0ra Couper of Bayfield, a freelance adult commalnityeducator was acclaimed as the NDP candidate for the Iluroa-Bruce riding in a norAilaation meeting in Clinton, Tuesday night Clinton is now on the county -wide police comanunication system. "Asof today -we are. 100 per cent operating," said police chief Lloyd Westlake. The radio equipment was installed in Clanton Friday and since then its bugs have been ironed out," he said. Clinton residents and business owners will be paying an average 10.3 .more for hydro starting June 1. 10 years ago April 18, 1974 More than '70 persons who made up 38 en- tries braved pouring rain and cold water last Good Friday as they raised over $200 in the second annual Hully Gully, Bayfield . Lions Bunny Bundle Canoe Race for Crippl- ed Children. Complete hydro service was restored to Huron County on Wednesday morning after a temporary by-pass hydro line was con- structed around the five 130 -foot hydro towers that were knocked down or damaged after a tornado touched down last Sunday afternoon in Perth County, just one mile from the Tuckersmith-Hibbert Townline and one mile south of St. Columban. 25 years ago April 16, 1959 The week of May 3 to 9 will be Clean -Up week in Clinton. A proclamation from Mayor B. Stanley, announcing the event was authorized at council's meeting on Monday evening. We had the streets swept and the people on the east side of Albert Street were honored to have that section attended to first. The streets department reported that additional revenue was very small. "Hoot" garnered only 11 cents, and one of his helpers gained one cent. They remarked that there was not much "loose money" in Clinton these days ... 50 years ago Apri119,1934 Clinton's first Amateur Radio Transmitting, Station VE3UQ was built and set working by John E. Cuninghame, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W. Cun- inghame, at his home in Rattenbury Street. It was first licenced on September 18th, 1933, and shortly afterwards it was com- pleted and put on the air as an experimental amateur station, broadcasting to other amateur stations and receiving messages in -reply on short waves. A woman writes that when talking over the telephone she can hear much better if she closes her eyes. We don't know as to that, but in conipany a woman can taus and` hear all the better when she has her eyes open. • 75 years ago April 17, 1909 This is the season when the lawns "and boulevards are much damaged by thoughtless children, delivery men, and others walking over them instead of keeping to the walks. Give the grass a chance. Rural Telephones - The Farmers' Telephone Co. movement is taking definite shape, and organization is being effected. • The Company will be called the North Huron Telephone Co. Already a block of stock has been sold and a charter will be applied for forthwith.' Notice- To merchants and all others whom it may concern! I warn them not to give credit to my wife for anything, in my name, as I have sold all my property and settled with her. yhw:.:unl. i,lil'ls, .T • 1 e• iLk a y�.y a'i!1 369 G- REGULAR, AUTOMATIC OR FILTER DRIP MAXWELL FIOUS GROUND COFFEE 2.69 NESCAFE 283 G. INSTANT COFFEE • 5.99 KLEENEX 200's ASSORTED COLOURS 2 PLY FACIAL TISSUE HITE SOMAN. 2 ROLLS PAPER TOWELS HEINZ=284ML.. TOMATO OR VEGETABLE SOUP 35 750 ML REGULAR OR DIET PEPSI -COLA 2/$1 PLUS .30 DEPOSIT PER BTLE 100 years ago April 18, 1884 • Porters Hill - A petition for a•daily mail to. Porter's Hill will be sent in a few days, to the Postmaster -General. We hope it may be. successful. Mr. Archibald McDougall arrived home last Saturday from Manitoba, where he has been all winter, as catechist in connection with the Presbyterian Church. He reports hard times and discontent as felt and heard everywhere, and states that land regula- tions are a curse to the country, and predicts open rebellion in the near future. REGULAR -CHRISTI ES RITZ CRACKERS -- • AYLMER'WITH PECTIN -500 ML. STRAWBERRY OR _RASPRERRY_____._ JAM DIETRICH-675 G 100% WHOLE WHEAT BREAD LIBBY'S 1.36 L. FANCY TOMATO JUICE .79 • .89 KRAFT -24 SINGLES -500 G CHEESE FOOD SLICES - • 2.99 SILVERWOOD OR SEALTEST 250 ML. WHIPPING CREAM PETER PIPER WIENERS 450 G. PKG. 1.09 PETER PIPER SLICED SIDE BACON 500 G. PKG. PRIDE OF CANADA 175 G. PKG. SUMMER SAUSAGE SALAMI OR PEPPERONI 1.09 CANADIAN QUEEN COTTAGE ROLLS _... 4.14/KG. 1.88/LB. . 99 PILLERS CHICKEN LOAF 375 G. PKG. •99. 1.99 PRIDE OF CANADA COOKED HAM 175 G. PKG. 1.35 DAVERN BY THE PIECE BOLOGNA PETER PIPER SLICED BOLOGNA 375 G. PKG. 1.19. PILLERS BY THE PIECE POLISH SAUSAGE 3.73/KG. 1.69/LB. FAMILY PRIDE BEEF BURGERS PLAIN PLAIN OR SALTED -350 G. PLANTER'S - COCKTAIL PEANUTS HOLIDAY HOURS Clinton Stores will be OPEN THURSDAY EVENING 'TILL 9 PM Closed Good Friday, April 20 Open Regular Hours Saturday, AprII 21 cCLINTON ldt OSS IM'I'R0 MSEXPi AREA WESTON's BROWN'N SERVE PKG. OF 12 ROLLS �■ E.D. SMITH -VEGETABLE JUICE GARDEN COCKTAIL 796 ML 2.29 "( y GREEN GIANT -CUT BEANS, WHOLE KERNEL CORN OR CREAM STYLE CORN -398 ML GREEN GIANT 69 VEGETABLES • LANCIA - 900G- SPAGHETTI OR MACARONI PASTA • HOSTESS -200 G. ASSORTED VARIETIES - POTATO CHIPS 1.19 . 99 500 G-LIVER/CHICKEN, BEEF/CHEESE 9 -LIVES CAT FOOD FRENCH'S 500 ML. McCAIN-PKG. OF 4 DELUXE 383 G -OR PEPPERONI 375 G OR LITE DELITE 5 1 FROZEN PIZZA CANADIAN QUEEN ' LEAN & EASY HAMS 2.09/LB. FROZEN UTILITY GRADE YOUNG TURKEYS 3-7 KG./6-16 LBS. 2.40/KG. 1.09;LB. 2 .84/KG. 1.29/LB. 1.87/KG. .85. L. CARDINAL VEAL STEAKETTES 3.9 G/KG. 1.78/LB. PILLERS CHICKEN BOLOGNA 375 G. PKG. .99 BURNS' BONE IN, WHOLE_ SWEET HEART HAM..._ ..__ 3.73/x€. 1.69,LB. CANADIAN QUEEN BLACK FOREST HAM 6.5 9/Kc. 2.99,:: MARY MILES PICNIC SMOKED SHOULDERS 2 . . 1 CANADA GRADE A FRESH TURKEYS 3-5 KG./6-11 LBS. 2.62 1.19 /kg. /Ib. CATELLI - 796 ML. - TOMATO PREPARED MUSTARD SPAGHETTI SAUCE . 99 .79 GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE FRESH MUSHROOMS FIVE ROSES 2.5 KG. - ALL-PURPOSE ENRICHED FLOUR CARNATION - 385 ML, EVAPORATED MILK PRODUCT OF ONTARIO 4.39/KG. 1..9 9/LB. HEAD LETTUCE CANADA NO. 1 CALIFORNIA • 78 ca � r � KU E NZIG'S EVERYDAY WAREHOUSE PRICES Here are some examples of our everyday prices. ALLEN'S- PURE 48 OZ. APPLE JUICE 1.19 AYLMER FANCY TOMATO JUICE 48 OZ. TIN .87 IDE - 6 L. LAUNDRY DETERGENT 3.99 IGA - 10 OZ. TIN PIECES AND STEMS MUSH ROOMS .69 STRAIGHT CUT -1 KG.' FROZEN-SOMERDALE FRENCH FRIES 59 . GOLD sat- 7.75 OZ. SOCKEYE SALMON 1.99 COUNTRY LANE -1 LB. SOFT MARGARINE • 59 9 SWEET CORN SEEDLESS CUCUMBERS 'CANADA NO. 1 , PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA NO. 4. LARGE SIZE 6/1.99 FRESH BROCCOLI PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 .99 MACARONI & CHEESE - 225 G. KRAFT DINNER . 49 POTATOES PRODUCT OF CANADA ONTARIO NO. 1 101B BAC 1.99 SALADA 60 ORANGE PEKOE TEA BAGS 1.79 KELLOGG'S - 675 G. CORN FLAKES. POST - 400 G. KRAFT - 1 LITRE BRAN FLAKES MIRACLE WHIP 1.69 .89 SPAGHETTI OR MACARONI ~ CATELLI PASTA 1 KG. 99 PRONTO - WHITE - 2 ROLLS PAPER TOWELS .99 WHITE SWAN ASSORTED COLOURS FACIAL TISSUE 200's89 - 2 II 3 WESTON'S SALTED OR PLAIN 400 G. 9 . 99 EASTER LILIES MULTI -BLOOM PRODUCT OF ONTARIO 5 S" POT 4. 5 9 es. GRANNY SMITH APPLES CANADA FANCY PRODUCT OF CHILE 1.7 4/KG. ea. DOLE BANANAS,, GOLDEN YELLOW . 8 6/KG. .39.. COOKING ONIONS EMPIRE APPLES CANADA NO. 1 FANCY, ONTARIO 11.8 BAG 1 .69 CANADA NO. 1 ONTARIO 2LBBAG .79 /LB EMPEROR GRAPES RFD CANADA NO. 1 PRODUCT OF CHILE 2.40/KG. 1.09/LB. ® 3VVECI YAMS PRODUCT OF' U.S.A. . 98 1.08/KG. SUNKIST ORANGES PRODUCT F U.S.A. CALIFORNIA 1.69 NEW CROP CARROTS SODA CRACKERS . 99 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 2 LB BAG .8 8 inummiimemmeseimer GREEN ONIONS PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 .49/Le: FRESH CELERY INN 1 PRODUCT OF CALLISTALKSIFORNIA CL ARGE dos. . 89 VINE RIPE TOMATOES PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA NO.1 3/1.06 1•5 2/KG. . 69.. ALL MERCHANDISE 100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEED - PRODUCT RE LACED OR YOUR MONEY REFUNDED. SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOIJN`T 'SACH WEDNESDAY (GET DETAILS FROM YOUR. LOCAL IGA STORE) - PRICES IN EFFECT TILL CLOSING SATURDAY, APRIL 21 - WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES STORE HOURS CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 20 Mon. -Tues. -Wed. Thurs.-Fri. Saturday 9 AM -6 PM 9 AM -9 PM 8:30 AM -6 PM