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Press, 5 December 1988, Page 24

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<——gS^jT'j— — ARNOLD JENSEN LTD ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Design & Lighting Engineering Specialists We are pleased to be associated with Woolworths Shirley in servicing and repairing their electrical equipment and wish them another 20 years success. PHONE (03) 385-970 FAX (03) 381-154 29 BIRMINGHAM DRIVE CHRISTCHURCH

rfgrrnifc Jft\r~S_ \ <4|tM— X, ydfligLjX %. ® » JnW**xA i &s &J CZsJ A cz <_x ,<x * -,/ al* (aMMMI f | u/A /Irx mfrwHf £» r I X x M j? iX^^ 1 X|> • U jfei JSk xKzZ 1 " z IP \ /Swr r ’ iMc H iwia W x,-~ . fed J>r. . R Rff ~t 1 **** . JtfißMWfS bbi I OWxfi4? A I 1 . 5 nta C | aus with photos available - Lucky Spot Prizes - Face Painting - Birthday Presents - $2O I _> •• note Serial Game - Presents for Newborn Babies - Cookie Bear - Snackmate - Footrot Flats Dog j I plus many more characters in-store all week - Commemorative Teaspoons - Birthday Cake for all B I i i ii • Shoppers - Party Hats - Balloons - Staff dressed up. I I • First 100 customers through the door each day will receive a - Major Colouring in Competition 5-13 years - Top Prizes in 3 Age Groups - BMX Bikes - Toys I I . , 1 q Dr-ix-zK- anc i more - Entry forms available through your Primary School or in-store. | .1 product at 1 900 Prices. More attractions. | 1 • Customers spending over *99 will be offered one of our I I orginal specials at 1968 Prices - limit 1 per customer .; , ' I I • At 20-to and 20-past the hour, every hour, there will be | ■'.l nrnrliirtq sold at 1968 Prices to manV- lucky shoppers. James Daniels-Ken Ellis in-store 91ZM at 12 noon with broadcasts live throughout the afternoon. I II proaucis SUIU cesiu i y y H' James and Ken will be serving customers, selling products at 1968 prices, conducting Grocery Grab I si! • Alarm clocks on all checkouts. When it rings the customer Giveaways, plus lots more. I ill . . I -II ~ at 1 QAR nricp«; Norm Collins, Aussie Spreiker, in-store Wednesday and Saturday to tell customers about all the | I being served Will receive a product at rjoo pnm. bargains available. They will be very exciting — just like the markets in Australia. I O • Alarm clocks in the Greengrocer, Ziggys Deli and Jacques I ®1 Fish Bar — when it rings the customer being served will I M receive her purchase FREE. I ISI • GROCERY GRAB — Customers leave details on reverse or 9 am .. 2 pm . - Ty , es x — the one-eyed Cantabarian from 91 ZM arrives conducting Cake Cutting g ■■ ■ 1 1 I I I „ 1 1 docket and place in entry box. Winner drawn Ciaiiy a m -j-yj es W j|| be serving customers, selling products at 1968 prices, conducting Grocery Grab, I I 1 closing time. Winner competes at noon following day. Rules 9 a. e m^i y p.m. U SPOT ON e Team arrives to judge Colouring-In Competition, Present Prizes and have I Sl'Bkl in-c;tore ' ots °f un w ‘ t^l a " families. I ■ , , . . 1 i ,• -ii 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Sarah Adams, the great granddaughter of Ernest Adams, arrives to join in the fun of 1 I 1 • Customer spending the most during our celebrations will our celebrations. I -1. 1 . a . 12-2 p.m. Murray Steele, International Cyclist, arrives to judge Best Dressed Bike Competition. 1 receive *3OO. Free Giroceries. Children bring your bike or trike and dress it up for Big Prizes — 3 Grades: 3-6, 7-10, 12-13 1 years. Plus on Saturday: Merry-Go-Round, Candyfloss, Popcorn, Balloons, Party Hats, Lolly Scramble. 1 \\ b 3 A uke -3°« hcU)AMi se&A 1 t