Clinton News-Record, 1979-11-29, Page 5p Po news
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Home Economist for
Huron County, gave a
topic on Fashion Focus
and showed with lides
and demonstrations,
basic fashions for theiull
figured wornan it Kippen
East Women's institute
NO/ember 21 at the home
of Mrs. Jack Sinclair' in
Seaforth. Miss Kisyk was
thanked by Mrs. Triebner
for this very interesting
presentation.
Mrs. Grant MacLean
took for her motto, "Dar'
you remember when?" -
"What are you leaving
your children to
remember?" Mrs.
Campbell Eyre reported
the purchase of a gift for
the Queensway Nursing
Home.
Mrs. Al Hoggarth
reported on the Fall
Board meeting, and
Kippen East will host the
District Annual in 1980.
Mrs, Triebner con-
tribfited a poem and
chaired the meeting.
Mrs. Drummond also
gave a reading.
Lunch was served by
the hostess- and the co -
hostess Mrs. Stewart
Pepper.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Jones, Jeremy and
Meagan of Hillier, Ont.
were weekend guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Cooper and family,
Detroit, Mich., spent. the
American Thanksgiving
with Mr. and Mrs. Vivan
Cooper.
John Anderson has
returned home from
hospital, but will shortly
re-enter hospital for
surgery on his shoulder.
Kippen East Women's
Institute will hold their
Family Night Turkey
-Banquet in Hensall
United Church
Fellowship Hall on Nov.
30 at 6:30p.m.
Classes set
for
ec$,,
LISTOWEL - Language
classes for adult refugees
from Southeast Asia are
being held in Listowel.
The decision to hold the
classes for those over 17
years of age came after a
special meeting between
the refugee sponsors and
Canada Manpower of-
ficials.
In addition to learning
the English language,
refugees will receive
basic information about
'Canadian cultural pat-
terns such as banking.
Classes .are being held
in the Trinity United
Church from 8:30 am to
9:30 pm, Mondays to
Fridays. They are being
conducted by an in-
structor from Conestoga
College in Kitchener.
Man charged
WINGHAM - A Kitchener
man has. been charged
with rape following a
complaint placed by a 15 -
year -old Gorrie girl.
Sgt. Roy Anderson of
the Wingham OPP
reported the complaint
*as made on November
17. Subsequently Donald
Allan Scott, 23, of Kit-
chener, was arrested and
charged.
Following an ap-
pearance before a justice
of. the peace Mr. Scott
was released on his own
recognizance pending an '
appearance at provincial
court in Wingham • on
December 12.
DRYSDALE
MAJOR
APPLIANCE
CENTRE LTD.,
SALES
WITH
SERVICE
The Place To
Buy Appliances
NEW AND USED
Hensall 262-2728
Closed Mondays
ALL MERCHANDISE 100%
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
PRODUCT REPLACED OR
MONEY REFUNDED
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Carnation, Coffee Male
Coffee
Creamer
16 oz. jar
STORE M014.: 8:30 - 6:00 THURS.: 8:30.6:00
HOURS: TUES.: 8:30.6:00 FRI.: 8:30.9:00
WED.: 8:30 - 6:00 SAT.: 8:30 6:00
ONE OR MORE OF 273
GIFT CERTIFICATES IN
IGA'S $10,000
GROCERY BONANZA!
Enter 1GA's 10,000 dollar •Grocery Bonanza Contest. Starting
Saturday, November 17, 1979, and each following Saturday until
December 29, 1979 every IGA store in southwestern Ontario (serviced
by M. Loeb, Limited) will conduct a draw for one 840.00 IGA food
certificate. (Retail Value)
Write, (not mechanically reproduced) your name,
address and phone number on an IGA sales slip or
an official entry form available free at all
participating stores, and deposit it in the store's "Grocery Bonanza
Ballot Box". Enter as often as you wish. No purchases required.
The contest is open to all residents of Ontario except employees of
'Loeb, IGA Stores and their immediate family.
Starting Saturday, November 17, 1979 and for the following six
consecutive Saturdays, each IGA store will conduct a public
random draw of one entry from all entries received in that store.
The draws will be held just prior to each stores usual closing time.
Old South 121/2 fl. oz.
'Frozen concentrated
From Florida
Orange Juice
McCain 4 Ib. pkg.
Frozen Straight or
rigkle cut
SuPer Fries'1•1‘ • '_.1
High Liner 14 oz. pkg. \
Frozen in Batter
or 1 Ib.
Cod Filets . 1.49
Black Diamond 2 Ib. pkg.
Processed , •
Single Thin
Cheese Slices a.g.tu
Dole 19 fl. oz. tin, Fancy
Sliced, Chunk or Crushed
Pineapple
In Syrup
Roy -All 12 oz. tin
Canadian
Luncheon
Meat
tin
. 89
. 69
1.15
Sani-Flush 34 oz. tin
Toilet Bowl
Cleaner
. 97
Oxydol 6 L box
Powdered
Detergent 3 49
Ivory 32 fl. oz.
Plastic Bottle
Liquid Dish
Detergent 1.44
Downy 3 L cont.
P.P. $3.19 Liquid
Fabric
Softener 2.99
Bakers 12 oz. pkg.
Semi -Sweet
Chocolate
Chips 1.55
Realemon 675 ml btl.
Unsweetened
Lemon
Juice /.25
Eagle Brand
14 fl. oz. tin
Sweetened
Condensed Milk 1.09
CONTEST RULES
AND HOW TO ENTER
The contestant, whose entry has been selected, must first
answer a time limited, skill -testing question before being
declared a winner.
All entries not selected will remain in the ballot box for the
duration of this contest. Chances of being a winner depend on
•total number of entries deposited.
Prizes must be accepted as awarded. The contestis subject to -
Federal, Provincial and Municipal laws.
IGA reserves the right to publish winners' names and
addresses.
Nescafe 8 - 10 oz. jar
Decaffeinated or Regular
Instant 5.98
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Heinz
Tomato
Ketchup
11 fl. oz. bti.
catgut
- Ready Cut
MaCatOnt .or
$00,0betti .
lb:0o
Monarch
Pouch Pock, Assorted
Icing or Cake
- Mixes
7.5 9.8 Oz.. pkgs.
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Heinz 32 fl. oz. jar
Kosher Style or Whole
Without Garlic
Dill, Pickles •.99
Guestime 10 x 0 oz. pkgs.
Assorted Flavours
Cocktail
Mixes .97
Kadana
pkg. of 100's
Tea Bags .99
Gaines 8 kg -bag
Full Course
Dry
Dog Food 6.97
Post 400 g pkg.
Sugar.Crisp
Cereal
1.22
Robin Hood 19 oz. pkg.
Pie Crust
Mix
.88
Robin Hood 3.5 kg bag
All Purpose
Flour 2..35
Heinz 4.5 oz. pkg.
Country Good
Chicken Noodle
Soup Mix
Heinz 3 oz. pkg. /.99
Country Good
Onion
Soup Mix -.59
Christies 250-300 g pkg., Ritz,
Triscuits, Sour Cream &
Chives or Wheat Thins _85
Crackers •
Peek Frean 14.1-15 Oz. pkg.
Rice, Digestive, Shortcake
"ot Arrowroot
Biscuits
tuftys 7 oz. pkg.
Regular, New Cheese
or New Bacon
Nuts'N Bolts .77,
Weston
pkg. of 12
Brown'n Serve
Twin Rolls 2/.99
Crest
100 ml tube
Regular or Mint
Toothppste 1.19
Cascade 65 oz. box
Automatic
Dishwasher
Detergent 2.99
Holiday Farms 2 Ib. pkg.
Frozen. 2 99
Lasagna .
Gainesborough 15 oz. pkg.
Frozen
3 -Pack
Pie Shells .99
Schneiders 12 oz. pkg. 14
Mild, Medium or Old
Coloured Cheddar
Cheese Wedges
Fleischmann's 2 x 8 oz. tubs
Regular or Unsalted
Soft Corn Oil
Margarine
1.25
U.S. No. 1 California
Head
Lettuce 2/$1 'Q.,
U.S. No. 1 Florida
Red or White
Grapefruit 6/.98
U.S. No. 1 California
Pascal
Celery ea..
U.S. No. 1 Fresh
Ocean Spray
Cranberries
1 Ib. pkg. .79
Canada No. 1 2 Ib. pkg.
°Mario Grown
Snow -White
Parsnips
FroriFillets '
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home CANADA PACKERS WEEK AT IGA
LeaF
Sweet Pickled 3-4 Ib.
Cottage
Rolls lb. 1.38
Hint of Maple 1 Ib. pkg.
Extra Thick or Regular
Sliced
Side Bacon 1.48
6 oz. pkg.
Sliced
Cooked Ham 1.38
5-6 lbs.
Smoked
Picnic
Shoulder Ib. 1 •28
10 OZ. pkg., 5 Varieties
Party 1 68
Sticks ea.
maPte
ueaF
16 oz. pkg.
All Beef or regular
Sliced
Bologna ea. 1.48
1 Ib. pkg..
Beerfest
Sausages
1 Ib. pkg.
All Beef or
Skinless
Wieners
3-4 lb.
Corned Beef
Roast
6 oz. pkg,
Mac & Cheese
Bologna or
Chicken Loaf
1.68
1.48
lb 1.98
.68
Frozen
Amish Columbia
'Rockfish
Fillets
lb 1.38
Top Valu 1 Ib. pkg.
Sliced
Side Bacon 1 28
Top Valu 16 oz. pkg.
Mac & Cheese
Bologna or
Chicken Loaf 1.18
Canadian Queen
4 oz. portions
Pure Beef
Burgers
Canadian Queen
'A's or 1/2's
Boneless
Hams
lb 1.78
lb. 2.28
Top Valu 1 Ib. pkg.
Skinless
Wieners
1.08_
This Week's
GROCERY BONANZA
WINNER
WINNER OF '40. WORTH OF GROCERIES
Mrs. Durst
38 MARY STREET, CLINTON
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PRICES Edill UNTIL; CLOSING
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1979.
WE RESERVE THE 1110IIAT0
LIMIT QUANTITIES T
AV RAGE FAMILY AEOUitit Eros.
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