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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1983-03-02, Page 20FANCY QUALITY SWEETLET OR SUMMER SWEET PEAS FANCY QUALITY FANCY QUALITY FRENCH STYLE GREEN BEANS FANCY QUALITY SEASONED GREEN BEANS r 14 oz. TINS FOR VIVA PAPER CHAMPAGNE YELLOW WHITE WESTON REG. OR THIN WHITE OR REG. 60% WHOLE WHEAT OLD SOUTH FROM FLORIDA SANDWICH BREAD 675 g LOAVES FOR 2 ROLL PKG. CASHMERE WHITE -CHAMPAGNE -YELLOW TOILET TISSUE PKG. OF 4 ROLLS r COLGATE TOOTHPASTE REGULAR WINTERFRESH OR GEL 100 mL L_ McCAINS FROZEN SUPERFRIES CRINKLE CUT OR STRAIGHT CUT 1 kg PKG. LAURA SECORD MINI -PUDDINGS ASSORTED 20 Oz. CARTON OF 4 L FROZEN 12.5 oz. TINS NABISCO SHREDDED WHEAT r ASSORTED VARIETIES PAMPER -CATFOOD 3 L 6.5 oz. TINS FOR 1IMNOWEITIMI REGULAR OR WITH MARSHMALLOW NEILSONS HOT CHOCOLATE 280 g f.49 POPULAR FOUR VARIETIES NEILSONS BARS VARIOUS L SIZES • SPAGNETTINI. ELBOW MACARONI OR NO NAME SPAGHETTI 1 kg PKG. PEA SOUP, VEGETABLE OR PEA AND HAM HABITANT SOUPS 28 o2. TIN PLAIN STYLE NO NAME SPAGHETTI SAUCE 28 oz. 99' FANCY QUALITY BRIGHTS TOMATO JUICE 48 oz. LARGE SIZE TOTAL DIET DOG FOOD 8 k 9.99 TIN 9° SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY YORK PEANUT BUTTER CLOVER LEAF SOLID WHITE ALBACORE TUNA 198 g (7 oz.) 11099 =00s f.99 WHITE ONLY SCOTTIES FACIAL TISSUE 300 SHEETS' SHAMPOO OIC CONDITIONER SILKIENCE 300 mL 2 39 SCOTT CUT RITE WAX PAPER 12 INCH ROLL ALCAN FOIL 100 FT. 129 100 FT.129 9 WESTONS ENGLISH MUFFINS PKG. OF 8 SPRITE OR EG COCA-COLA 24x10 oz 11 DIET BUNDLE OF 3 BATH SIZE 280 CAMAY BAR SOAP g 199 WE Will NE PLEASED TO SERVE VOu IN HANOVER efts UM Street (hien aniti to week e!t! 112i9 LARGE SIZE CRISCO 31b. SHORTENING 299 BLACK DIAMOND SINGLE CHEESE SLICES 24s 500 g 189 PRIVATE LABEL COLBY BRICK, MARBLE, HAVARTI OR MOZZARELLA CHEESE 6.69/kg WESTONS FAMILY SIZE CHOCOLATE ROLLS 283 g 99 ARGE SIZE MR, CLOWN BUBBLE mL BATH f.39 YORK BEEF, TURKEY, CHICKEN MEAT PIES 8 02. 690 WESTONS JAM FILLED BUNS 6 /e 4,0041_1414a td. eat 1.19 LARGE SIZE ALL PURPOSE FIVE ROSES UN 10 kg 6 PKG. NIGH LINER BOSTON 350 g BLUEFISH IN BATTER L 69 MKS WHITE BREAD 0O1142.69 .99 3 VARIETIES BICKS DILL PICKLES ONE LITRE JAR 1 SPECIAL I PKG. OF 12 SOFT 'N' CRUSTY WESTONS ROLLS 89,0 HEINZ STRAINED REG. PRICE BABY FOODS 1213 m ■ ELMIRA 222 Antler It. S. Open Weed., There, end Fei everedmie LISTOWEL ®9S Weadeece Ave ®gen Wed ihuru and Fri eveningm FERGUS dl midmost Se. S. Open Wed.,!hues WINGHAM and Fel everenoe Cermet et No end IS Hire Open There . Fri teenier Crossroads—March 2, 1983—Page 7 All Creatures Great an SmaH Has Your Pet Had A Health Examination Lately? A periodic examination is as important for a pet to re- ceivp as it is for humans. It will help determine the general health of your pet and also assure your pct has proper immunization. It usually costs less to prevent a problem than to treat a condition that has been de- veloping for some time. Checkups are an important part of good preventative medicine. In getting a physical examination a pet will have its temperature, pulse and respiration rate taken. Weight and general appear- ance should be carefully scrutinized. You will likely be asked about your pet's diet, water intake, and what you have observed in your pet's daily behaviour. Many people look to a pet's nose as an indicator of the animal's health. The veter- inarian is more likely to look elsewhere. It is important to look at and smell the skin and haircoat. A dry, lustre- less coat or an unusual odor are often health problem signals. Eyes are important barometers of health. Older animals, for example, are checked for cataracts and cloudy lenses ( nuclear sclerosis) The veterinarian will use an instrument called an oto- scope to look at parasites, ul- cers, infections or foreign matter in pets' ears. The nose is examined for discharges or other irregu- larities. Dogs and cats have tonsils and these are exa- mined along with the glands and other, structures in and near the throat. Other areas of importance and interest in the health examination are the pet's mouth and teeth, legs and spine, muscle tone and general conformation of the skeleton. A hand or "palpa- tion" exam by your veter- inarian of the abdominal area will help in the assess- ment of this part of the body. Listening to the heart and lungs with a stethoscope is used to evaluate the chest. A number of other tests in- volving the use of X-rays or radiographs, electrocardio- grams (ECG) and sophisti- cated blood tests are becom- ing more common in com- pleting the health examina- tion particularly in an older pet. A single small blood sample can reveal a multi- tude of health indicators. The periodic health exam is also a good time to review your pet's immunization. record and to ask. any questions pertaining to your pet's health. Pets, like people, benefit from a planned program of health care and should enjoy a longer, happier and healthier life because of the concern and time the owner takes in providing such a program for their pet. Citizens alert Global Television will be premiering a new series called Citizens Alert begin- ning on Friday, March 11 at 9:30 p.m. Styled along a past series produced by Global, CODE 1078, Citizens Alert will focus on unsolved police investigations of disapper- ances and murders. Back- ground to each case will be presented, along with a dramatization of the facts as they are known The series will also have access to all the police equip- ment and personnel required to re-create the investigation as it was carried out at the time of the incident. Cana- dian talent will be used to present the victims and per- petrators during the dramatizations. Host Patrick Conlon will be presenting the case of the mysterious disappearance of Lee Marie Di Palma from Barrie on Sept. 21, 1982 as the first episode. In this case, a wife and mother, Mrs. Di Palma disappeared without a trace. Her car was located at the Bayfield Mall with no signs of a struggle having taken place. Assisting Citi- zens Alert with the case are the Barrie Police, the Mid- land OPP and the Orillia OPP.