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Clinton News-Record, 1984-05-09, Page 5May 9409 to &palm apathy in the cum- in ty 404 inixoye91intOn'a,aRpeacanee to visitors and resident; SW is the Prime objective of a new group_ in ORM About 16 men and women, ,from all beets of the corn - =OW, have ,ePearheaded a committee which hopes to get involved with the provin- citassisted Business Improvement 111..1 I.r! (B141 progqa. Sommer roiled in to the area oudden1Lon *OW and area farmers have swiftly taken!advantage of the warm,. sunny, dry wether to catchup on their spring chores, which.are three weeks behind because of a cold wet spring. 10 years ago May 9,1974 •A Clinton man, Gordon Duern ofRatten- bury Street, has come up with a plan for a new town hall for the Town of Clinton that he says is completely functional, would cost no more than an ordinary building, but would blend in perfectly with the present architec- ture of the present Main street. A proposal to form a Huron County police force will be discussed at an open meeting to be held at the Clinton town hall tonight on May 9. Stanley Township last Monday at their regular meeting signed an agreement with Zurich to provide a fire protection to the bot- tom corner of the township, which had to be protected by the Brucefield brigade, a distance in some cases, of up to 15 miles. 25 years ago May 7, 1959 Building of a new four -room school at Holmesville to serve four rural school sec- tions in the Township of Goderich will be the topic under discussion next Tuesday night, when members of the township council, the township school area board and Glen Gar- diner, Goderich, inspector of public schools for the district will meet. Work at the Town of Clinton Dump has been completed and it is now equipped with gate and lock. High wire fence on either side of a lane back to the face of the duinp, widens out at the edge, to allow plenty of space for dumping and burning. Four men have been held in county jail at Goderich since their arrest in London on April 9. They are charged with breaking and entering and possession of stolen goods, in connection with a break-in at John Aldington's hardware store in the village of Varna. 50 years ago May 10, 1934 The past winter was one of the most severe in many years and it is not yet known just what damage the front has done. • Chief Constable Strong has resigned from his position as tax collector, not as chief con- s . stable and Assessor Rorke has been given the poAtionly. the OWn Essentials - "Can any 'boy tell me the three foods required to keep thb body in health?" asked the lecturer. "Yer breakfast, yer dinner, and yer sup- • per," replied a healthy looking youngster. • 75 years ago -111.ay 6, 1909 Postal Law - According to the new postal law, newspaper publishers can hold for fraud anyone who takes a newspaper from the office and refuses payment, and the man who allows his subscription to be unpaid and , then orders, a postmaster, to. Mark a paper "refused" and send notification to the publisher, lays himself liable to arrest and fine, We are , scarcely through crying out against •the rain and mud before we are beseeching the street sprinkling man to get busy. Cheer up - This is not the only slow going season we have had, so brace up.. On May 27th, 1907, six inches of snow fell and cutters and sleighs were brought into requisition in a number of localities. Of course we have two weeks to beat that record but will prO- bably not do it. • 100 years ago May 9,1884 A laughable thing occurred in one of the churches, on Sunday evening, just before the commencement of the service. One of the members who occupies a prominent position in the church, pulled off his water- proof before taking his seat, and was as much astonished as were the people to find he had only one coat on. Realizing the situa- tion, he grabbed his coat, and slid out, retur- ning when he had secured another coat. • A Reputation Not Coveted - Just now Clin- ton is enjoying a reputation abroad which is by no means enviable, and which we wish to repudiate in total. Simply because 'three Seaforth youths became concerned in a heinous crime while here, is no reason why Clinton should suffer for their sing. The peo- ple of Clinton are willing. to be held responsi- ble for their own acts, but it is hardly., the fair thing to expect that they will meekly shoulder the infamyof other places. Police Week During Police Week, May 14 to 18, every Ontario Provincial Police office will be holding an annual open house to show the public how the provincial force operates. OPP Commissioner Archie Ferguson is inviting members of the general public to see first-hand the efforts being made by police officers to protect the community. Police forces across Canada are using the slogan: "Police and Community Working Together". It represents the continuing focus of police forces on a forth of protection which encourages you to take steps to pro- tectlyour own property and for one neighbor to look after the interest of another. "Our slogan illustrates the need for the public to take an active role in the protection of their community," said Commissioner -,Ferguson. "Police Week affords us the op- portunity to show that by working together we will_haYe safer communities in which to live. Drop in to see your local police office and meet the officers who patrol your neighborhood." 'MINTON ligvy -- • XbAY wat FASCINATION -ENRICHED SLICED 450 G 5ucE WHITE BREAD GRANULATED -EXTRA FINE 2 KG WHITE SUGAR KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP 500M1 SALAD DRESSING' • 49 MOUNTAIN DEW OR ' PEPSI COLA -750 ML SOFT DRINKS /2.99 PLUS 30 PER BTL. DEPOSIT KRAFT -24 SINGLES -500 G STOKELY'S 12-14 FL. OZ. FANCY CUT WAX BEANS CREAM STYLE OR WHOLE KERNEL CORN, GREEN PEAS CANNED VEGETABLES 2/1 TOP VALU-CHOICE/-190Z. CHEESE SLICES „,.79 TOMATOES KLIK 12 OZ. PORK LUNCHEON MEAT • 1.79 CLOVER LEAF OR MAPLE LEAF 7.75 OZ. SOCKEYE SALMON 2 09 • J -CLOTH, PKG. OF 10 PINK.OR BLUE REUSABLE TOWELS 1.59 JAVEX 3.6 L. FRESH SCENT LIQUID BLEACH 1.79 SPRAY 'N WASH, 11 REFIT SPOT & STAIN REMOVER 1.99 . 59 MILK -BONE 450 g, SMALL MEDIUM AND FLAVOUR SNACKS DOG BISCUITS CATELLI 500 g, SPAGHETTI READY CUT MACARONI, & SPAGHETTINI PASTA DEL MONTE 4 x 5 FL. OZ. ASSORTED - FRUIT CUPS .99 79 1.69 COTTONELLE, PKG. OF 8 WHITE OR YELLOW BATHROOM TISSUE 3.88 RICK'S, 1 L ASSORTED DILL, SWEET MIXED & YUM YUM PICKLES 1.8 9 DAD'S 400 &450 G ASSORTED COOKIES 1.9 KUENZIG'S Here ALLEN'S- PURE 48 OZ. APPLE JUICE 1. 19 VANISH CRYSTALS 1 KG. BOWL CLEANER 1.39 9 WIZARD 6 OZ., ROSE LILAC BATHROOM AEROSOL AIR FRESHENER .99 LESTOIL 800 ML HOUSEHOLD LIQUID ALL PURPOSE CLEANER 2.49 am:zoom •-.0‘00000.1.1110*. O =Waco moo... 1 --; STOKELYS & VAN CAMPS NEW ORLEANS STi'LE OR DARK RED. KIDNEY BEANS ASSORTED • BEANS 14 FL. OZ. .59 DOLE -IN SYRUP OROWrs1 JUICE-SLICED,CRUSHED,CHUNK PINEAPPLE 540M1. BICK'S 375 ML ASSORTED RELISHED .88 .99 FRENCH'S 750 ML PREPARED MUSTARD 1.19 RED ROSE PKG. 01. 120 • ORANGE PEKOE PAPER TEA. BAGS 3.99 SUGAR TWIN 400 G 2 TSP (50) PACKETS SUGAR SUBSTITUTE . 89 DAVID'S 350 G RAINBOW OR TRINIDAD MALLOW COOKIES 1.29 MOTHER PARKE RS 369 g VAC PAC REGULAR, AUTOMATIC & FILTER DRIP GROUND COFFEE 2.99 DR. BALLARD'S 24 OZ. . 99 ASSORTED CANNED SPECIALTY DOG FOOD EVERYDAY WAREHOUSE PRICE are some examples of our everyday prices. GENERIC POTATO CHIPS REGULAR OR RUFFLED 200G. .99 IGA - 10 OZ. TIN PIECES AND STEMS MUSHROOMS .69 STRAIGHT CUT -1 KG. FROZEN-SOMERDALE FRENCH FRIES .59 GOLD SEAL -, 7.75 OZ. SOCKEYE SALMON 1.99 COUNTRY LANE -1 LB. • SOFT MARGARINE . 59 MACARONI & CHEESE - 225 G. KRAFT DINNER .49 LIGHT -IN WAT.ER 6.50Z. BYE -THE -SEA TUNA . 99 KELLOGG'S - 675 G. CORN FLAKES 1.69 POST - 400 G. BRAN FLAKES .89 KRAFT- 1 LITRE MIRACLE WHIP 2.39 SPAGHETTI OR MACARONI CATELLI PASTA 1 KG. . 99 PRONTO-PKG. OF 2 PAPER TOWELS .99 GRAVES FANCY APPLE SAUCE 1.39 WESTON'S SALTED OR PLAIN 400 G. SODA CRACKERS . 99 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, MAY 12 - WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ....MfAT FRESH - CANADA GRADE A FRYING CHICKENS 2.18/KC. .99,18. PETER PIPER WIENERS 450 g 1.19 TAILLEFER, 500 g SLICED SIDE BACON 1.99 PETER PIPER 500 g, SLICED SIDE BACON 1.99 FRESH -PART BACK ATTACHED CHICKEN LEGS 2.18,, PRIDE OF CANADA 450 g WIENERS SMOKIE DOGS 1.99 TAILLEFER, 450 g WIENERS 1.09 PRIDE OF CANADA BY THE PIECE, SMOKED 9 90 BACK • /kg. BACON. 4.49. PRIDE OF CANADA BONELESS SiViOKED4.84/kg PICNICS PETER PIPER BOLOGNA 375g 1.19 PRIDE OF CANADA 375 g BAVARIAN SAUSAGE FIN BRAND LOW CALORIE SEA BASS 5 93 . /kg FILLETS 2, 69 /lb Niamiumr-• rir7ITZTOTSW77= SEA TROUT FILLETS 3,93/kg 2.69 /lb FAMILY PRIDE BEEF 2.84/kg BURGERS 1 90 1 .h7/Ib GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE CANADA NO. 1 - CALIFORNIA NEW POTATOES 2.88 LONG WHITE - 10 LB. BAG • PRODUCT OF ONTARIO FRESH MUSHROOMS 4.39 kg 199 o /lb PRODUCT OF U.S.A. • .CANADA NO. 1 STRAW- BERRIES PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 GREEN CABBAGE .89 EA. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA NO. 1 DUTCH SETS 1.74/KG. • 7 9113. CANADA NO. 1 CALIFORNIA HEAD LETTUCE 7 @ IA. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FRESH BROCCOLI CANADA NO. 1 FANCY, ONTARIO 3 LB. BAG McINTOSH APPLES 1.59 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA SUNKIST ORANGES .89 EA. RED OR GOLDEN CANADA EXTRA FANCY DE LiCiOUS APPLES 1.89 DOZ. 1.96,.c .89,L.. CANADA NO. 1 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. LARGE STALKS FRESH ' CELERY • 8 9 EA. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. 'CANADA NO. 1 GREEN ONIONS PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 BARLINKA GRAPES 2.62/KG. 1 • 1 9/L B. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO 7" POT MIXED FLOWERS 3/.89 4.99 EA. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 2 LB. BAG NEW CROP CARROTS .89 im=9.C1=733. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 LARGE SIZE VINE RIPE TOMATOES 1 74/KG. /LB. STORE HOURS Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. . .9 A.M.-6 P.M. Thursday, Friday............... ... 9 A.M.-9 P.M.