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r‘i STEAMATIC â€" Cleaning the Whole World ... One Home at a Time ADVERTISING FEATURE This weekly series highlights some of the best advertised values for food and household items offered by our featured grocery advertisers. We hope it will help you and your family to stretch those allâ€"important food buyâ€" ing dollars. Here are this week‘s best buys: Marinate to your heart‘s content with Pasquale Vegetable Oil, 3L conâ€" tainer, $2.99 at AP with Supersaver Card. Handy for that spare room, a Citizen 20" Color TV with remote and onâ€"screen display is $249.99 with Supersaver Card. In the dairy section, stock up on Astro Yogurt, 12 x 175g tubs, $3.99 with Supersaver Card. At Fantasy Fruit Market, fresh crisp head lettuce, Product of Canada #1 Grade, is 69 cents. Versatile fresh | AIR DUCT CLEANING We don‘t know what causes multiple sclerosis, but research is closer to finding the answer. CONTINUES UNTIL JULY 24th We are overstocked on summer clothing and tents. This is your opportunity to buy quality products at huge savings! won som mom mm mom mm man mem mes mes mes ces mes mey bos mes mm mem mm Columbia Food City has fresh chicken leg quarters, 59 cents a pound, $1.30/kg. Add crunch to summer salads with head lettuce, Product of Canada, 49 cents each. Perk up breakfast or snacktime with Jaffa Orange Juice, frozen, 341mL tins, two for 99 cents. boneless and skinless chicken breast is $3.79 a pound, $8.35/kg. Snacking‘s better with Humpty Dumpty Potato Chips, 99 cents for a 180g bag. Wet your whistle at Jackson‘s Barn Value Foods â€" Eden Valley Pure Apple Juice, 1L tetra container, is 59 cents, case of 12 is offered for $5.99 (oneâ€"case limit). Sealtest Half and Half Cream, 1L carton, is $1.79 (twoâ€"case limit). For barleyâ€"lovers, Tourtel Imported .5% Beer is $2.99 for a sixâ€"pack. Mulfiple Sclerosis Juicy Tâ€"bone steaks are a cut above at Longo‘s Fruit Market â€" from Canada A Grades of beef, they‘re $4.99 a pound, $10.98/kg. Pepsi, 7â€"Up and Crush soft drinks are $4.99 a case, limit two. Wonderfully versatile, new white potatoes, Product of Ontario, Canada #1 Grade, are $2.99 for a 10â€"pound bag. President‘s Choice soft drinks, selected varieties, are featured at Garrie Chris‘ No Frills for $3.97, 24 cans x 355mL. Jubilee Twoâ€"Ply Bathroom Tissue, 12â€"roll package, is $1.99. Sweet nectarines or peaches, Product of USA #1 Grade, are 69 cents a pound, $1.52/kg. Watch for more great buys next week in your Sunday Oakville Beaver. Happy shopping! Climb Against Crime Phone for an appointment or FREE at home estimate OAKVILLE BURLINGTON Ask About Our Total Home Cleaning Special! L ic AL___L__L_ € Burlington “- . h - mt 3 [(<] x ue bnve me © E o S < s § [3 c â€"] 3 3 s .3 unners are invited to chalâ€" R lenge _ the _ Niagara Escarpment along a 10 kilometre scenic course on paved roads in both urban and rural setâ€" tings in Milton, on during the secâ€" ond Annual Halton Crimestoppers Climb Against Crime Sunday, Sept. 11th. A 2 km Family Fun Run has been added to this year‘s event for anyone wishing to participate over a shorter distance, with no timing involved. Starting at 9 a.m., runners in the 10K race will leave the startâ€" ing line at the Optimist Centre on Commercial Street. After running north on Commercial Street, they will turn west onto Main Street, proceeding through town into the countryside west of Milton and up to the top of the escarpment. There, runners will reach a turnaround point and retrace the route back to the Optimist Centre. Approximately 5 to 10 minutes after the 10K race has started, the 2K Fun Run will start at the Optimist Centre, proceed north on Commercial Street to Main Street and then return to the Optimist Centre to finish. Each 2K particiâ€" pant will receive a ribbon. (Entry Fee â€" $5 Individual or $20 max./Family.) There are several race cateâ€" gories for both male and female entrants in the 10K run, deterâ€" mined by age on race day. Awards will be presented to the top male and female overall, as well as, the top three finishers 10K run Sept. 11th patago in each age group (no duplicaâ€" tion). This year, there will be troâ€" phies for the first male and female police officers across the finish line in the 10K run (Top Cop Awards). Another addition to the 1994 event is the Halton High School Challenge Cup, which will be presented to the Halton High School with the most particâ€" ipants in the 10K run. Several prizes will be drawn after the race, with the special feature being two hours, for two people in the Air Canada flight simulator with an instructor. Entry fees for the run are $15 before Sept. 3rd, increasing to $20 from then until race day. Value â€" $2,000. Runners may enter by sending their particulars, along with a cheque payable to Climb Against Crime, to 42 Greystone Crescent, Georgetown, Ontario L7G 1G9. For more information, contact Bill Robertson at (905) 878â€"1756., Registration on race day wilk be held at the Optimist Centre onfi Commercial Street, between 7:30 J and 8:30 a.m.