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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1983-06-15, Page 24J J MONARCH IMPERIAL SOFT MARGARINE PAMPER m ASSTD VARIETIES CAT FOOD 6.oas� 3 5 VARIETIES PRIMO PASTAS SPAGHETTINI SPAGHETTI RIGATONI ROTINI OR ELBOW MACARONI 900 g MINUTE MAID FROZEN ORANGE JUICE 16.6 oz. 1,49 PIECES & STEMS EA@OII�IGLEN I JAVEX LIQUID STYLE BLEACH 3.6 42 9 L L � 11 NABISCO. CEREAL SHREDDIES • HIGHLINER FROZEN WESTONS BUNS FISH CAKES APPLE SNACK 24 oz. PKGS t2S OF LI ,LYS FANCY QUALITY 12 OL KERNEL CORN, 14 OZ. PEAS OR CREAM CORN • KRAFT INDIVIDD WRAPPED 16's CHEESE SLICES 500 YORK BEEF, TURKEY OR CHICKEN 8 0Z. SIZE MEAT PIES 9` COUNTRY OVEN LIBBYS ALPHAGETTI OR ZOODLES 2/89'TINSOZ- LIBBYS SPAGHETTI WITH CHEESE IN TOM. SAUCE 8 0Z. 0 2/89 TINS SLICED, CHUNKS OR CRUSHED, LIBBYS PINEAPPLE 79° 19 OZ. TIN SOFT DRINKS CRUSH ORANGE. SUGAR -FREE ORANGE. CREAM SODA. HIRES ROOT BEER, SUGAR FREE ROOT BEER OR PURE SPRINGS GINGER ALE CASE OF 24 10 OZ TINS 5.99 SOFT DRINKS CRUSH ORANGE SUGAR -FREE ORANGE CREAM SODA. HIRES ROOT BEER SUGAR -FREE ROOT BEER PURE SPRINGS REG OR SUGAR -FREE GINGERALE 750 mL 490 PLUS BOTTLE 30c DEP. HOT DOG, SWEET, HAMBURGER OR CORN RQSE RELISHES 375 mL SIZE 89# DRY ROASTED PLANTERS PEANUTS 450 g89 • NESTEA REGULAR OR TROPICAL ICED TEA MIX 680 g I VOORTMANS HONEY CAKE 425 g 99, DUVET 5 COLOURS BATH ROOM TISSUE 4 ROLL 09 PKG. I ss: NORMAL OR OILY PERT SHAMPOO 300 rnL 2.79 FOR YOUR LAUNDRY SUNLIGHT DETERGENT 2.4kg 3,99 SCOTTIES WHITE FAMILY PACK FACIAL TISSUE 300' s 1.59 FLEECY FABRIC SOFTENER 5 LITRE 3.79 LIQUID FOR DISHES SUNLIGHT DETERGENT 1 LITRE WE WILL BE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU IN HANOVER 10th Samoa Open $ nlghte e eek!Id 910 2. f9 ELIVMIRA DECORATED, WHITE, YELLOW OR CHAMPAGNE TOWELS 2 PKG.ROLL t59 PINK OR WHITE DOVE BAR SOAP REGULAR S 2/$1 1 OO g COMPLETE WITH FOUR DURACELL 'D° BATTERIES DURABEAM LANTERN Get S2 back from Duracell 6.77 EA. 222 Arthur St 5 Open Wed . Thur,. and Fri evening, LISTOWEL FRESH BAKED WHITE BREAD 24 oz. LOAF 690 1 SEALTEST ASSTD FLAVOURS LIGHT 'N' LIVELY YOGURT 1 75 g CUPS FOR 1 WITH THIS COUPON WESTCANE I FINE GRANULATED i I WHITE SUGAR 1 1 1 ,I 1 1 2 kg BAG ONE COUPON PER —111 Illlilewo tinllnww 77 WITH THIS COUPON FINE GRANULATED 1 1 1 1 1 OUPON EXPIRES JUNE 21/83 I 1 WHITE:SUGARI 1 1 1 2kg BAG 1 1 1 ONE BAG PER COUPON COUPON EXPIRES JUNE 21/83 I BRAN M6 UFF�INS PKG. � OF L WHOLE WHEAT MUFFINS PoKFG6. 1,19 PRIMO PLAIN SPAGHETTI SAUCE PRIMO VEGETABLE OIL ASSORTED FLAVOURS DELMONTE JUICES 28 oz 3 LITRE 1.19 2.99 THREE 19 250 mL GLOSSETTE PEANUTS & RAISINS, MACAROONS LOWNEYS ALL PURPOSE ROBIN HOOD FLOUR CREST REG., MINT OR GEL TOOTHPASTE FARMHOUSE FROZEN - 4 VARIETIES CREAM PIES REGULAR. SUPER OR SUPER PLUS TAMPAX TAMPONS LOWREY CAMPFIRE MARSHMALLOWS 1 75 g 3.5 Kg 100 mL 12 oz. 40 s 250 g 1.19 3.39 1.29 1.39 3.99 59? zehrs fine markets... of fine foods DIMPFL MEIER MUNICH CITY BREAD 916 oz5. LOAF 100°o WHOLE WHEAT DIETRICHS BREAD 675 g79' LOAF PKG. OF 8 WESTONS ENGLISH MUFFINS 79° PURE VEGETABLE CRISCO SHORTENING 1 LB. 0 PKG. 99 BADEN COLBY CHEESE 227g 179 WELCHS FROZEN GRAPE JUICE 1202 TIN 1.29 WESTONS BUNS BABY BURGERS 79#' PKG OF 12 973 Wellece Ave N Op®a Fr+lea7 Mars end Fri evenings FERGUS 736 Teaser St. S. Open Wed . Timers and Fri evening, FROZEN -READY TO HEAT SEAFRESH FISH & CHIPS 900 g 2.29 SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL CLOSING TUESDAY JUNE 21ST EXCEPT PRODUCE SPECIALS WHICH EXPIRE SATURDAY CLOSING JUNE 18 WINGHAM Corner of No a and 66 Hwy% Open Thur, Fri ever -doge Crossroads—June 15, 1983—Page 7 00000000000000000 00000000000 Seeking information about local bands in this area. The following letter to Cross- roads from a Harriston reader provides a suggestion with which we are in full agreement: May 30, 1983 Dear Editor: Am inquiring once again if you can assist in getting the Brass Bands in our area together. WNW it be possi- • ble to have an article on brass. bands, town bands, etc., in order to get the names of the contact per- sons? Bands are in demand for parades and special events, but no one knows which bands are' still active, e nor do theyknow whom to contact. The town bands are signifi- cant in that they give good groundwork training. The young musicians are pre- pared for bigger things; as well they do much to brigh- ten up the local scene but they are not encouraged by the media. We would like to see band tattoos back in vogue, so that bands would meet for tro- phies in competition. This type of event could be held in rotation each year. But we do not know which towns still have active bands. Your paper serves many com- munities which at one time have had bands, e.g. Milver- ton, Mount Forest. We would like very much to hear from other bands spokespeople. le. Th ree or four bands could start it off and we are sure that other bands would then want to enter into the competition and it could grow. Each band would benefit, by stimulation to better performance, tighter discipline, sharper uniforms. Would appreciate hearing from you. Sincerely Ian G. S. Grafton Box 539 Harriston, Ont. NOG 1Zo Harriston Brass 338-3106 Mr. Grafton's idea is a good one. Many communi- ties in the Crossroads area must have bands and we would be very happy to pub- lish information about them. if you are a leader or secre- tary of a local band, please send information about your organization to Crossroads, Box 390. Wingham, Ont. NOG 2W0, Attention Barry Wen- ger, publisher. CBC wins in Audubon film. festival Four CBC television pro- grams have won Certificates of Excellence in the 1983 Au- dubon International En- vironmental Film Festival. 'The Fifth Estate's' The Cruel Camera and "Island of the Moon, a Nature of Things program, won in the Nature - Wildlife Category. The Cruel Camera, produced by- George yGeorge James with asso- ciate producer Brian Vallee. is a behind -the -scenes look at the abuse and slaughter of animals in feature films and the deliberate misrepresen- tation of animal behavior in some television wildlife series. Island of the Moon. produced by Nancy Archi- bald, documents the extraor- dinary wildlife of Madagas- car. Two other Nature of Things films. Windy Bay and A Natural Turn of Events, won certificates in the Land & Resources Category and the Conservation -Ecology Category respectively. Windy Bay. located in the rainforests of the Queen Charlotte Islands, has been threatened by a controver- sial tree farm licence per- mitting logging operations. Its ecological importance has prompted local residents to try to have it declared an ecological reserve. A Natural Turn of Events deals with the success of a wildlife sa'Pctuary in an industrial Setting on Toronto's water- front. Both Windy Bay and A Natural Turn of Events were produced by Nancy Archi- bald. The National Audubon Society. with over half a mil lion members. is one of the United States' largest and oldest conservation or- ganizations. It's Interna- tional Environmental Film Festival was initiated in 1981 to identify the finest films addressing the major en vironmental issues of the day