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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1983-12-14, Page 141.39 PAGE 14-CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1983 A 12 -year old boy in Stoeeffville worked fast when grease burst into flames on the stove, and his mother was scalded. She was so badly injured and frightened that she tried to fight him off, but he managed to get cold water on her arms and legs, and called its an ambulance. Doctors have told his mother she has the use of her arms and hands because the boy knew first aid. A Toronto woman, having dinner with her husband and friends, choked on a bit of meat. No one noticed what was wrong with revp i i her, and she couldn't speak to tell them. She and her husband both had SI John Am- bulance first aid training, so she went to him and sat on his lap. When he then realized that she was choking to death, he slapped her on the back and applied a chest thrust nt u ec ssa and saved her life. These true stories have happy endings because someone knew what to do when an accident happened. They are offered as a reminder that accidents happen in our homes every day. We trip and slip and slide pecials effective from Wed. Dec. 14 till closing Tues. Dec. 20 Product of Holland MEDIUM GOUDA STRAW JAM Cocoa BAKING CHIPS PRETZEL STICKS ERRY I�ed MARACHINO Ib. 1.09 I CHERRIES Ib. 1.49 MIXED Ib. 1.19 NUTS with Peanuts Product of Denmark CREAM CHEESE 7 Flavours Product of West Germany Dutch Style MEAT LOAF lb. 1.19 Canada No. 1 Come in and see our Targe selection PUREOt Christmas candy and nuts HONEY lb. .89 Christmas molds and candy making supplies available WE no ALL THE SCOOPING T SUPER 4,4. # 4 SPECIALS 4 *************************** 4' -TURKEY DRAW WINNERS- , Dec.10 /83 Vt' 0089192 Dec. 3/83 0088934 r VALUE FROM KNECHTEI q.�,f �t ', c).• r',ti f ct.2te DATE L AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE A Knechlel Gill Certificate is the ideal gift for customers, empl or friends- almosl everyone on your gill list. They r are available in 55.00, SI0. 00 and 620.00 denominations. See Store Manager fur details. VALUE FROM KNECHTEI TURKEY Certthcate SpQ`4 DATE AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE $ -1 11 you are accustomed to giving Your empl or friends a gift at Christmas. may we suggest aKNECHTEL TURKEY L: CERTIFICATE. redeemable al Roth a K.Food Store. Seaforth See Store Manager for further inlormation Canada Grade "A" Frozen All Sizes TURKEYS .99.. 2.18 kg Limit 2 per Customer 1.49 ea CHEESE GIFT BOXES ALSO AVAILABLE can vou rop inese food Savings? ROTH FOOD MARKET Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday - 9-6 p.m. Thurs. & Fri. - 9-9 Saturday - 9 b p.m. SEAFORTH Every Wednesday is Senior Citizens Day - S Discount or Free Delivery We reserve the right to limit quantity Salada Orange Pekoe TEA BAGS Pkg. of 60 1.69 Maxwell House VAC PAC COFFEE 369 g Pkg• 2.99 Jell©® Assorted Flavours JELLY POWDERS 85 g Pkg. 3/.99 The Happy Grocer plays "- m�. ,_ Santa with food savings! MEAT . Canada Grade A Frozen 2.18 All Sizes one Price Only kR YOUNG TURKEYS lb, .99 Maple leaf Hall (rvnsan 3.02 Sorel Pickled kg COTTAGE ROLLS Ili, 1.37 Cut From Canada Grade A Beef Blade Bone Removed kg 3.28 BLADE ROAST 161.49 Canada (,rade A heel From the Chunk 3.51 SHORT RIB `" ROAST Ib 1.59 Maple Leal (,olden Fre Pork Reef Maple nr Skmlesa SAUSAGE 1.99 500 g 111.,4 Maple leaf 1-5 g pkg, - CHOPPED SUET 1.49 Perfect for Stilling Maple leaf SAUSAGE 700 g MEAT 1.29 Iran A1.f a.. lender CROSS RIBk0 4.17 ROAST Ib 1.89 Iran Boneless Cuhe SI.Ie STEW 1,, 4.39 BEEF In 1.99 From 100 Beet C Medium 3 1,R .95 GROUND BEEF Ili 1.79 Maple leaf Regular or All Bre WIENERS 450 R nkR 1.69 Manly l eat 1 hopped - COOKED HAM I-. R PLR 1.19 Maple 1 cal 1 lanet,ev shred SIDE BACON i00 R 2.29 Maple Toll Cnrnm,•al t mint., hen hen BACK 4;411.00 BACON ,h 4.99 ( honks Maple teat 150 R Poplar lar,rhea LIVERWURST CHUBS 1.19 FROr i THE DELI .I ,ole I ran P,.no(r. 3 , u•t -. R Wed MEAT LOAVES LR 4.37p h 1.98 POLISH SAUSAGE 3.95 1.79 Mang t eat 1 •r nt ,he 111mfod PASTRAMI 1g li 8.77 3.98 PRODUCE MANDARIN ORANGES d n, 54, 6.99 Prod USA ( 01 CRANBERRIES ,20z hag .99 Prod Can .1 RED GRAPES Prod New Brunswick (an 01 POTATOES lu 10 hag 1.59 Prod. Ont. Can 01 CABBAGE .59 each Prod. Onl. Can. 01 COOKING ONIONS ` 2 lb hag •59 kg1.52 Ili .69 Multi B Inom POINSETTIAS pot 2.99 Prod USA Can. 01 LEMONS 8/1.00 Prod. Ont Can 01 Soft Bo, CARROTS 2 1b. bag .59� BAKERY Whole Wheat, 7 Grain, or Bran 675 g loal COUNTRY HARVEST BREAD .79 Dietrich SCONE ROLLS pkg of 12 .99 Weston Raspherry or C hot lale SWISS ROLLS Pkg of 4 .89 FROZEN FOOD Minute Maid Regular or More Pulp ORANGE JUICE 155 ml can . 99 York MEAT PIES R nr pig . 59 RASPBERRY BASE 240 ml tan . 99 Arlo Gardena Assorted VEGETABLES ion ml hag 1.39 Close Up 100 ml to5r TOOTHPASTE 1.49 Pampers 10 a IR ♦ ,, lift . DIAPERS 9.99 F ape„ loft mI SHAMPOO COOKIES 1.69 N .,• 11., PICKLES :n ml ta, 1.79 2.29� GROCERY Hely KETCHUP 1.99 1 litre Mottle _ Tide me. LAUNDRY 1 , , -- DETERGENT ode 12 hire box 7.99 - ar Asst l niches VAN CAMP BEANS 2/1.0014 or can Assorted � FIaws tea. .49 . 50 ml bottle Heinz TOMATO ' JUICE 40 or lin 1.19 Kraft MIRACLE WHIP 2.59 1 litre par Kralt Singles CHEESE SLICES 500 R pkg 3.29 Kraft VELVEETA SLICES 500 ,, pkg 3.29 Krill CHEESE WHIZ - 500 g jar 2.99 , Doone FABRIC SOFTENER 3 99 • 1 litre MR Eveready Energizer BATTERIES AA or C • 2 39 Lipton Ch,cken Noodle SOUP MIX Nig of 4 1.69 Assorted HOSTESS PRODUCTS 99 I Chef Ito, Ar -Dee Astrngetti, Salar,os or ABC's 111 a CANNED PASTAS 425 g ran .89 Nestle Duel CHOCOLATE POWDER.SYRUP -50 g ran .49 Nestle CHOCOLATE -00 g 2.49 jackaon NEWPORT FLUFFS a. 39 I0 pl hag • R,o Whole MUSHROOMS 1n 0, "" •99 Dn. BATHROOM CLEANER 425 g 1.69 Alcan . t2 • 5(1 or111 •75 ALUMINUM FOIL 1.99 Hereford CORNED 13r 1,F 1.69 Old 1 ondon Plan MELBA TOAST 400 p OR 1.99 DREAM WHIP TOPPING R: g nkR •99 Raker , Sem, S..ref BAKING CHIPS f50 R 1.99 FABRIC An P„rpnae of Whole Wheat SOFTENER FLOUR {a�+ 99 n R,. 111.� ,u 3.49 10 kg hag 6. e Int. ,I„n.. OLIVES 1.79 1ris, nos peg„la, nr Not Saltrd S•. f hr -sr Iren. h Onion r s egrlahlr Thins 250 R or Wheal lh.na 100 R CHRISTIE BISCUI on wet floors, on littered staircases and off ladders. We leave infants untended to fall off beds and tables or into bathtubs and backyard pools. We choke on foods, ingest poisons, and burn ourselves, sometimes to death: In Ontario accidents kill 1,000 people in a year, and send another 1,500 to the d - ,,--1 r or the hospital. First aid and safety experts at St. John Ambulance suggest you take a leaf from in- dustry's book and cut down the potential for accidents at your house by organizing a family safety program. Here's a preventive check list. Falls: Never leave an Want on a bed or table that does not have guard rails. Never leave an infant alone in a tub or near a pool. Keep stairways free of litter or dangerous coverings. Be sure stairways have safe railings. Be sure stairways are well lighted. Wipe up spills on stairs and floors im- mediately. Do not use scatter rugs in dangerous areas. Do not apply slippery surfaces to floors. Secure ladders well and use them careful- ly. Use secure step stools to climb, not chairs or boxes. Burns: Keep baking soda within reach of stove for small fires. Kitchens: Turn pot handles away from elements or the stove edge. Unplug appliances not in use. Work carefully and without rushing. Workshop: Use blow torches, electric paint removers with care. Store flammable material carefully. Unplug appliances not in use. Wear protective clothing as needed. Around the House: Keep furnace e clean and in good repair. Keep fire place chimney clean. Use safe fireplace screens. Do not smoke in bed. Empty ash trays safely. NOTICE OF CORRECTION Due to an error on the part of the Goderich Signal -Star, incorrect information appeared in an advertisement scheduled for Goderich, Seaforth, Lucknow and Wingham for the week of December 7, 1983. The INCORRECT information reads as follows: 5 YEAR GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATE 11.,75% The advertisement SHOULD HAVE READ: 5 YEAR GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATE 10.75% The Goderich Signal -Star apologizes to Standard Trust and its valued customers for any inconvenience this error may have caused. Sincerely, SIGNAL -STAR PUBLISHING LIMITED 105 • 5 YEARS GUARANTEED INVESTMENT C ERTIFICATE RATES SUBJECT TO CONFIRMATION 4tv STANDARD TRUST 138 The Square - Goderich, Ont. Telephone 524-7385 Monday -Thursday 9-5 pm Friday 'til 6 pm; Saturday 'til noon. 237 Josephine Street - Wingham Telephone 357-2022 Monday -Thursday 9-5 pm; Friday 'til 6 pm FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF OUR CUSTOMERS GOETTLER FURNITURE OF DUBLIN WILL BE OPEN EVERY DAY UNTIL CHRISTMAS MON.-SAT. 9:30 A -M. ® 6:00 P.M. FRIDAY UNTIL 9:00 P.M. Also "Open House", Each Sunday 1:00 P.M. - S&OO P.M. (Open House Only Until Christmas) Closed Sat. Dec. 24 - 5:00 p.rn. FREE DELIVERY & SET-UP Fine O •ETTL E //Y (t1• IUi Furniture ON TRE MAIN ST. DUBLIN 345-2250 ; >" ill'l eco ` i y 1 n is Keep matches out of reach 'I children. Suffocation: Do not leave plastic bags near infants. Do not give children plastic bags with toys. Be sure infant's bed and covering are safe. Do not let infants or children play with small items. Eat and drink carefully and calmly to avoid choking. Observe all safety rules around the pool, even a small, plastic play pool. Poisoning: Do not put poisons in food or drink con- tainers. Keep all poisonous materials out of reach of children in workshop, kitchen, bathroom, laundry. Do not take medicines in the dark. Take medicines only as directed. Ventilate rooms when you work with potentially dangerous materials such as stove cleaners, paint removers. Today's kitchens and workshops are full of equipment and materials that are dangerous. Be sure you understand how to operate an electric tool. Unplug it to make any adjustments. Keep it away from children. The same applies to chemicals. Be sure you know how to use them. In either case, use protective goggles, gloves, shoes whenever you should. St. John Ambulance will teach you awareness of safety and accident preven- tion, as well as first aid skills. You see a film that shows an accident happening, and learn what to do. St. John has three first aid courses, from two and a half to 16 hours in length. To take one, contact the St. John Ambulance branch listed in your telephone directory, or the provincial office at 46 Wellesley Street East, Toronto, Ont. M4Y 1G5. Santa house a success KINCARDINE - Santa Mouse's visit to Kincardine this past weekend was a smashing success once again. The House of the Christmas Mouse, a place for children to make a Christmas craft, hear a story, shop in secret and visit with Santa Mouse, one of Santa Claus' special helpers, netted $6,042 for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and exhausted organizers are "extremely pleased." Last year, the first time Santa Mouse visited Kincardine, $4,500 was raised for C.F. when 1100 youngsters visited The House of the Christmas Mouse in a house donated for the weekend by Ontario Hydro. This year, "the house" was in larger quarters in the Kinsmen Pa''ilion. SOMETHING DIFFERENT! for Christmas The Original BUDWEISER or MILLER HIGH -LIFE thermometers ' 1 The Original OHIO JUMBO OUTDOOR THERMOMETER HARTZ or HAGEN Pet toys and pet supplies 1 1 AQUARIUMS Ll BIRD FEEDERS I ] WILD BIRD SEED [ 1 BIRD CAGES with your purchase of 2-20 kg. Bags of Martin's Puppy Power - Doc Kennedy's or Top Breed DOG FOOD VERBEEK'S FARM & GARDEN CENTRE 22 Isaac St., Clinton 482-9333 •\,,,,1*..1•