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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1983-06-01, Page 29• 16a17, FLAKED IN OIL STARKIST WHITE TUNA • KRAFT SALAD DRESSING MIRACLE WHIP 500 mL JAR 4 COLOURS FOR YOUR BATHROOM TISSUE ROLL,' 19 PKG. RAGU _HOMESTYLE PLAIN OR MEAT SPAGHETTI SAUCES 796 mL 99 F ASSORTED VARIETIES ZEHRS POTATO CHIPS c PKG. Y).6 ASSORTED COLOURS KLEENEX FACIAL TISSUE 200 9 SHEET a• 2 POPULAR VARIETIES STOK.ELYS KIDNEY BEANS 14 oz. 69" TIN 2 ROLL WHITE PRONTO TOWELS 2 ROLL 19 NON -AEROSOL VO 5 HAIRSPRAY SCENTED OR UNSCENTED 200 mL t 99 CHOICE QUALITY ZEHRS TOMATOES 19 oz. 69 TIN CARTON OF 24 NO NAME POPSICLES 2a • =f. 99 ESSO B.B.Q. LIGHTER FLUID • KG. „Mg .... . 14 oz. 3 VARIETIES VAN. CAMP BEANS 6 TIN KRAFT FRENCH.. CATALINA OR ITALIAN CAL WISE DRESSINGS 1' 59 500 mt. ASSORTED FLAVOURS JELL -0 POWDE:PS 85g PKGS. FOR FROZEN CONCENTRATED McCAIN'S ORANGE JUICE 7 o 12.5 oz. TIN INSTANT SANKA COFFEE 8 oz.51: 89JAR CAL WISE COLESLAW, 1000 ISLAND OR CREAMY CUCUMBER KRAFT DRESSINGS 500 m f.69 6 LITRE SIZE TIDE DETERGENT 5 DELICIOUS FLAVORS CARNIVAL ICE CREAM 2L. ASSORTED 99 CRUSH SOFT DRINKS PLUS 30¢ DEP. PER BOTTLE 750 mL BOTTLES ASSORTED VARIETIES ZEUS kk?3S COOKIES VARIOUS WEIGHTS 9PKG. ASSORTED 4 VARIETIES DUNCAN HINES McLARENS COOKIE MIXES RELISHES VARIOUS PKG_ 375 mL S9JAR SIZES "FOR OILY NAIR ONLY" SHAMPOO OR RINSE199. 200 mL WESTONS FRESH HAMBURG OR WIENER ROLLS PKG. s9 OF PKG. 12 ASSORTED VARIETIES ZEHRS BULK CHEESES SPICE -REGULAR -LIME RIGHT GUARD STICK 739f. 99 MAPLE LEAF IND. WRAPPED CHEESE SLICES .s ?.79 NEILSONS ORANGE JUICE 1 L s9 JAR PREPACKED AA, C. D OR 9 VOLT DURACELL BATTERIES CAND2 59 WESTONS 1882 STONE MILLED BREAD 89, 675 g WESTONS 4's CHOCOLATE SWISS ROLLS 4's 99 6 FLAVOURS SWEETENED KOOL AID 135 g• sip C FROZEN HIGHLINER COD FILLETS PKG. NIGHLINER FROZEN COD FISH STICKS '92 29 10 OZ. TINS RIO WHOLE MUSHROOMS 89°TIN 10 oz. FROZEN BIRDSEYE AWAKE ORANGE DRINK 12 oz. SPECIAL 1 kg NEILSONS 3 VARIETIES FRUIT PLUS YOGURT BRIMS CHOICE QUALITY 1 LITRE 1,19 APPLE ORTOMATO JUICE 48 oz. 1.29 ZEHRS OWN 225 g PKG. MACARONI & CHEESE 2/89 ZEHRS OWN COFFEE CREAMER BOWL CLEANER SANI FLUSH 500 g f.99 1.4 kg 189 SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL CLOSING TUES. JUNE 7 EXCEPT PRODUCE SPECIALS WHICH EXPIRE SAT JUNE 4. 1983 WE will BE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU IFS: HANOVER IV 'Mk Savo Open $ nISIWm • week Of$30 AWINeilliesseertes FLOWERDALE 0.P. TEA BAG, 60s 190g 1.99 TANG FLAVOURED ORANGE CRYSTALS 13 oz. DESSERT TOPPING DREAM WHIP 2i9 159 ENTRY OVEN SPECIAL FRESH BAKED DINNER ROLLS DOZ b9 DELICIOUS MELLOW CARROT CAKE 16 oz 199 170 g 1.89 FABRIC SOFTENER BOUNCE 60 SHEET x•19 CAVENDISH FARMS ASSORTED CUT FRENCH FRIES CLUB HOUSE MANZANILLA OLIVES ELMIRA 232 Arthur St S, Oen Wed,. Thure. and Fri evening* 1 kg 119 250 11,11.49 LISTOWE1 JERGENS BAR SOAP 12 oz REG 4 s 119 WESTONS DELICIOUS JAM FILLED BUNS PKG OF 6 129 air WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REOUIREMENTS !15 WIlaee seise Rd O i Wed Thur‘ and Fri evenings FERGUS FRESH BAKED - 16 OZ. LOAVES FRENCH BREAD 2/I 23IS reamer Se. it Open Wed.. Mae and Fri evenings WINGHAM Crone, at No 4 and N H uve ©ee.i Muni Fri eivee rite Crossroads—June 1, 1983—Page 9 ANCHORMAN TOR GLOBAL $gam HEST ar MINNA TIMENTAINT Was there ever a species so crippled by convention as the human race? I'm not saying that all conventions are wrong, merely that some of them are silly; and nowhere is this more evident than in the matter of dress. We seem to have lost sight of the fact that homo sapiens adopted clothing in the first place to beamore comfort- able. Yet the more conven- tional among us, myself in- cluded, think nothing of wearing a shirt, a tie, a jac- ket and long pants in the middle of a heat wave. It makes me wonder whether we're capable of opening our minds wide enough to see larger truths, or whether, burdened by conventional thinking, we will all finally disappear in a mushroom - shaped obscenity which rep- resents our ultitnate ingenu- ity. All of this was brought to mind a few days ago in an in- nocent little piece of wire copy from Italy, where the Supreme Court has been de- voting itself to a milestone ruling on the acceptable de- gree of nudity on public beaches. The court ruled that bare bosoms are per- missable for women as well as men, but that nudity be- low the waist remains taboo. The ruling on nudity below the waist said, and I quote, that it was still likely to cause unease, repulsion .. . or erotic excitement in an observer of normal sensi- bility. We've come a long way- from eaves and animal skins, and the . obvious truth of the Italian Supreme Court's ruling is mute testi- mony to what mankind has managed to do to itself. Early manwouldn't have dreamed of covering himself with a hot skin to lie on the beach in the blazing sun and to go for a swim. He put the skin on because it was cold, not because he or she was afraid of repelling or excit- ing someone else with a glimpse of the undraped human form. He would have killed himself laughing if he'd known what succeeding generations would do to themselves with clothing. The most useless item of clothing we have, in its cur- rent form, is the necktie. It's no accident that it became a nickname for the hangman's rope. Generation after generation of male western- ers strangle themselves with the loathsome thing on a daily basis, and I only wish that the Canadian Supreme Court would rule against it. The necktie may not cause sexual excitement, but it certainly causes a good deal of unease and repulsion in those of us who have to wear it. If a court can rule that we must keep our bottoms on, why can't one rule. that we must keep our neckties off? BOOK REVI WHO'S BURIED WHERE IN ENGLAND. By Douglas Greenwood. Academic Press Canada, Don Mills, Ont. 304 pp. 522.50. Reviewed by PERCY MADDUX Here is a little book that will guide you in visiting places of interment of famous people or seeing monuments to them. Doug- las Greenwood's "Who's Buried Where in England" is not a "Who's Who of the Dead" but a selection of famous people who have graves or monuments in England — not England and Wales, just England. al- though the map, showing counties, includes Wales. The entries are not ar- ranged alphabetically but by categories and alphabetical within each category, each item containing some bio- graphical material, making this a good book for reference entirely apart from location of grave. The black and white photographs are of people, monuments. and inscriptions as well as actual grave markers. You will not find all your friends here. For example, there is no mention of Leigh Hunt, who is buried at Ken - sal Green Cemetery in Lon- don. However, famous people and less famous people are included in this very attractive volume which in itself is a pleasant place in which to roam.