HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1985-10-30, Page 21HALLOWEEN
Hallowe'en word search
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It's Hallowe'en and there are lots of scary things abroad in
the night. Find these hidden scary words in the puzzle
following.
BATS
JACKOLANTERN
BLACKCATS
MIDNIGHT
CANDY
MONSTERS
COSTUME
SCARY
DEMONS
SKELETON
FEARS
SPOOKY
FRANKENSTEIN
TRICKORTREAT
FRIGHTFUL
TROLLS
FULLMOON
VAMPIRES
GHOST
WEREWOLFS
GOBLIN
WITCH
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1985, PAGE 21,
Video retailers must abide by movie classific
situations where well-intentioned
retailers have found themselves
subject to criminal charges be-
ation system
cause they were unwittingly distri-
buting a product that violated the
Criminal Code.
Consumer and Commercial Re- The minister also said he hoped
lations Minister Monte Kwinter the classification and stickering of
has issued a warning to video videocassettes would help to avoid
retailers and distributors to comply
with his ministry's approval and
classification system for video
products or run the risk of
operating outside the law.
In an address to a video retailers
conference and trade show held in
Toronto, the minister said those in
the industry considering ignoring
the licensing provisions of the
legislation would be at risk of
prosecution.
The majority of retailers have
indicated support for the legisla-
tion. However, it had come to his
attention that some video retailers
may have been counselled not to
co-operate with the video registra-
tion program, said Kwinter.
"If any of you have received such
adivce, I would ask you to consider
for whose benefit you are being
asked to place yourselves outside
the law and to run the risk of being
prosecuted," the minister said.
Video regulations providing for
the approval and classification of
commercially distributed video-
tapes for sale or rent to the public
and the licensing of industry
distributors and retailers was
given final approval in the Ontario
Legislature in December, 1984.
All video advertising and display
boxes will soon bear one of the four
well recognized film classification
symbols used over the past several
years in Ontario: Family (F),
Parental Guidance Advised (PG),
Adult Accompaniment (AA) and
Restricted (R). The deadline for
approval and classification of all
existing videos on Ontario retail-
ers' shelves has been set for
February 1, 1986.
REPAIRS TO
• TV's — RADIOS
• SMALL APPLIANCES
• ELECTRICAL TOYS
• VIDEO GAMES
• ELECTRICAL TOOLS
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(Formerly Bill Hull Res.)
A runner from East Wawanosh Public School passes a
competitor at the North Huron cross country race meet held at
the scenic Wingham Golf and Curling Club on Friday. The
North Huron event is strictly non-competitive with no team
standings kept. East Wawanosh, Brussels and Grey Central
schools from our area took part.
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Mon.-Sat.8-6p.m. Friday8-9p.m.
Prego
Spaghetti Sauce 28 oz. 1.69
Libby
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Crisco
Oil
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Campbell's 10 oz.
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Chefmaster
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Allen's
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Tenderflake
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Paper Towels 2 roll pkg. .99
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Maple Leaf Sweet Pickled
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Weston
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Baby Hamburg rolls 12's .89
Weston 4's
Chocolate Swiss rolls 1.09
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Bananas lb .33
Fresh
Cauliflower .99
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