Times-Advocate, 1978-06-08, Page 5Times-Advocate, June 8, 1978
You Get A
OFFER FOOD TIL FATHER'S DAY
Dress Shoes
We still
have some
official
Lee
Frisbees
which we
are giving
away
FREE
with the
purchase of
a pair of
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Thanks for Shopping at McKnight's
Dear Editor:
“Shop Canadian” is the
theme of a promotional
program to convince
Canadians to look to
Canadian-made products
and to increase the
awareness among con
sumers of the number of
products available that are
made in Canada.
“Purchasing competitive
Canadian-made goods will
provide more jobs, build a
stronger Canada where all
Canadians share in higher
living standards, and help
increase the industrial
strength of all our regions,”
Industry, Trade and
Commerce Minister, .' Jack
Horner, said in announcing
the program.
“Canadian export
manufacturers will also
benefit from increased
sales, make them more
competitive in foreign
markets, and enable them to
take advantage of
technological advances as
they increase their produc
tion runs,” added Mr.
Horner.
The “Shop Canadian”
program is being developed
in consultation with the
provinces and major
business associations. Many
of the provinces have been
working out their own
programs and it is hoped
that the national and provin
cial programs will be in
tegrated in the various
phases of the campaign.
The ‘‘Shop Canadian”
symbol based on the
maple leaf and developed
by Ontario will be used for
the promotion. The maple
leaf has been Canada’s
promotional symbol in
foreign markets for many
years. The campaign will
encourage Canadians to
watch for the “Shop
Canadian’’ maple leaf
everywhere in Canada. At
tached are repros of the
symbol.
Yours sincerely,
A.B. Hand,
Public Relations Officer,
Canadian Public Relations
Division.
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Dear Editor:
To the residents of Huron
County
Re: Fleck Strikers
I have been appalled at
the language the women
strikers have been using on
T.V., radio and in paper
interviews. I am ashamed of
being a woman in Huron
County.
I have lost all of my
sympathy for the strikers
because of this unlady like
conduct. No wonder no
feminist movement has
come forth to support them.
The strikers are setting a
bad example for our young
people. The youngsters see
only the tough, glamourous,
adventuresome side, but are
not aware of the struggle
which goes on of how the
family will eat, or how the
rent will be paid.
Strikes are a nasty
business. I believe the
workers are getting a bad
deal from the company, but
there are ways of handling a
strike without violence,
abusive language or obscene
gestures.
What ever happened to the
Lords Commandment?
“Thou Shalt not take the
name of the Lord thy God in
vain.”
Clean up your act and you
will gain more public sup
port from the whole of Huron
County.
Name Available
on Request
Pair of Socks
For Dad
At McKnight's
Yes, when you purchase any
of the following items we
will give your dad a free
pair of socks..,
* Shirt * Slacks
* Shorts
Pyjamas XT'
Discount frpm
Now Til Father's Day
BUDGET PLEASERS
BROWNIES GO CAMPING — The first Huron Park Brownies Pack enjoyed a weekend camping trip near Goderich. The girls
are shown here ready to leave for camp. Back, left, Shawney Brunzlow, Lana Henderson, Kim Dore, Pamela Zanth, Tracey
Remkes and Pauline Jackson. Centre, Sheila Randall, Shelley Bowman, Christine Smith, Julie Russell and Karen Schenk. Front,
Wendy Bierling, Connie DeGraw, Michelle Rock, Susan Pinter and Eileen Price. T-A photo
CHARGEX
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COMIMES
Homemade
SAUSAGE PATTIES
Homemade, No Filler
BEEF PATTIES
Homemade Smoked
COTTAGE ROLL
Schneider's
WIENERS
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FURNITURE
We would like to thank the hundreds of peo
ple who visited our store last week. Our grand
opening was really a tremendous success . . .
and it's continuing again this week with
tremendous values for you.
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455 MAIN STREET, EXETER 235-0173 (OPERATED BY DINNEY FURNITURE)
Assorted Varieties
DAD'S 1 Ik- bag
COOKIES *1.05
Hostess
POTATO
CHIPS 225 g. 89*
Duncan Hines
BR0WHIE
MIX 439 g 85*
Nescafe
IHSTAHT
COFFEE iooz *5.29
What you told us about our
new furniture store.
What you told us about
the carpet centre
Jello 3 oz.
JELLY
POWDERS 4/99'
Crackling Bran
CEREAL 350 g. 85*
Hamburg and Hot Dog
BUNS pkg of 8 49*
Gainsburger (Cheese Flavoured) _
DOG FOOD 2kQ- ’2.59
GROCERY PRICES ONLY EFFECTIVE
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COFFEE
MATE i6oz H.25
Red Rose Economy . 100zs
TEABAGS *1.95
Kleenex
TOWELS 2's *1.05
*"Fantastic!" "Beautiful I"
"I've never seen such a nice selection"
*"It's such a large store you could get lost"
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"There are so many rolls to choose from"
"This is the first time I've ever seen
such a large selection of samples"
FROZEN F000'*^>/Y>zwr:—
McCain's Deep 'n Delicious
Donuts
2)5 gr. 89*
Meadow Gold
Ice Cream
2 litre ’1.29
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Ontario Cooking
Potatoes Onions
10 lbs. 69* 2 lbs. 25*
Chiquita
Bananas
29*
Now available in our store , .. all your
favorite soft drink flavors.
EXETER
FAMILY MARKET
Main St., Exeter
Phone 235*0400
"So many nice things at such good prices1'
"I'm really impressed with your installers"
"This store is nicer than anything in London"*"If you can't find what you want here,
you'll never find it"
SAVES 50 %OFF
OUR REGULAR PRICES
Be sure you enter our FREE
draw for a $200 Gift Certificate.
SAVE li’60 % OFF
OUR REGULAR PRICES
CHOOSE FROM HUNDREDS OF
ROLLS, SAMPLES & REMNANTS
OPEN SIX DAYS A WEEK-MON. - SAT. 9-6 (FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 P.M.)