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750 ml bottle
for
(Plus 25c per
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(Our Regular Price 55c each)
WELCH'S, CONCORD OR WHITE, FROM CONCENTRATE ACTION PRICE!
40 -fl -oz btl 1 59
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GRAPE JUICE
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SANDWICH BREAD 2 FOR 1.19 OR MARVEL SLICED 24 -OZ LOAF
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ALFlour
LPURPOSE ACTION PRICE!
Robin Hood
2.5 kg bag 1 5 9
A&P ACTION PRICE! 11 -OZ PKG
Snack Crackers 79¢
GRANNY
Butter Tarts
ACTION PRICE!
pkg of 121 O9
POWDERED ACTION PRICE! . 6 LITRE BOX
Cheer Detergent 3.49
PREPARED ACTION PRICE! . 16 -FL -OZ JAR
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PILLSBURY 235 g PKG
Crescent Rolls 59
KRAFT, PROCESS
Cheez Whiz
KRAFT, PROCESS CHEESE
Philadelphia
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WHOLE HAMS
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16 to 20 -Ib average
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49
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b 1.19
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BUTTERBALL
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SCOTTOWELS
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Utility or "B" Grade,
Eviscerated, 6 to 12 pounds
FROZEN ,b
TURKEYS
;Frozen, Whole or Butt Portion
NEW ZEALAND
LAMB LEGS
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LADY PATRICIA, ASSORTED TYPES
Shampoo 350 ml plastic btl 99
PLAYTEX, "HAND SAVER"
Rubber Cloves 1.00
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(Our Regular Price 1.47)
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pkg of
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Bathroom
Tissue
1.1
ASSORTED VARIETIES ACTION PRICEI FAMILY SIZE 15-FL•OZ TIN STUFFED SPANISH QUEEN ACTION PRICE' 15 -FL -OZ JAR
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Potato Chips
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pkg of 36 sheets 2.49
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DEODORANT REG. DEODORANT TAMPONS
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11,7"
WITH THIS COUPON
Aloro, Frozen Thick Crust Style, Mini
DELUXE
PIZZA
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LEMOSSEIL
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1.89:,
"THE CLASSICS" created
by Hearthside
THIS WEEK'S FEATURE
Cereal Bow
CHOOSE FROM 3 PATTERNS
only
with each $5.00 purchase
THIS FEATURE
WILL BE REPEATED
ye,
ears
ake
Are Godcrinh, Exeter,
Clinton and Centralia, as
remote as Sioux Lookout,
Bearskin' Lake or
Don Stinson, an owner
of Bittewater cable TV
Ltd. in Huron County
wants the Canadian
radio -television and
telecommUnications
commision to think so
according to.a story in the
London Free Press.
In a letter to the CRTC
committee studying
extension of TV service to
remote Canadian com-
munities, Stinson says
reliable satellite
reception would end his
subscribers' complaints
about poor picture
quality.
He said his company is
having trouble providing
U.S. channels L. with :—
reliable quality because
its conventional cable TV
antennas are barely able
to pull in signals from
Detroit and Buffalo.
The Bluewater letter is
one of more than 300
submissions being
considered by the CRTC
committee before it
reports to the full com-
mission May 15. The
service extension issue
involves four percent of
the Canadian population
who live in remote areas
receiving no television or
only OBC service.
Playhouse
offers dinner --
Huron Country
Playhouse is pleased this
season to offer a special
"Dinner Theatre
Package" to theatre
goers.
The savings and con-
venience of this plan will
appeal to many visitors to
the Playhouse.
In co-operation with the
Village Inn of Grand
Bend, the Playhouse is
able to offer an evening
performance and, 'meal,
served, at the Inn, at a
coSt. of $14.50 per person,
or $8.50 plus voucher for
subscription holders. All
reservations will, be
handled . through the
scription holders can
book .on or after April 28.
and the general public on
or after May 26.
Subscriptions are
ai/ailable now for 'those
interested.
•
•
Guild meets
The Huron Tract
Spinners and Weavers
Guild held their first
meeting of 1980 in the
Agriculture and Food
Board Room at Clinton on
Thursd'ay, March 132
with a small attendance
due to the stormy night.
Ruth Knight, president,
reported on the corduroy
rug weaving workshop
which she had condu.cted
in GOderich in February
with • eight members
taking part.
Plans were made for
the spinning workshop
which wag being held
March 18 and 19 with top
Canadian spinner Ted
Carson of S-treetsville
instructing, Seventeen
were to take.part in this
Plans were also made
for a number of rhe
to put on an all -day
Goderich school in April.
Mrs. Knight announced'
that several had signed
up for a workshop in
circular weaving /ot'
double weave which ig to
be given about the end of
April in Goderich. •
She announced that she
had booked The River
Mill, Benmiller for the
second annual spinning
and weaving exhibition
for November 8 and 9,
1980.
Pat Lee of Goderich
and Toni Vos of Blyth
'showed slides taken at
the 1979 exhibition at The
River Mill which' were
much enjoyed.
„Ruth Ann Smith of
Goderich was appointed
The next meeting is to
be held, Tuesday, April 8
at 8 p.m. in the same
place. Anyone interested
in spinning or weaving is'
welcome. ,