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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1974-04-18, Page 5lay lark Riddell, Mimi MVP CLINTON ,NVlTS.-AgCOIll), THURSDAY, APRIL :1.8. 197.4-0 THE SEPARATE .sHoppg , Nun Corner .canton BLOUSES PULLOVERS ALL MAKES ALL PRICES OPEN CLOSED WEDNESDAYS ACTION PRICED! Ann Page Ketchup 20-fl-oz bit 47? TOMATO 6 5 Ann Page Soups 210.fi_oz tins 25? CARNATION, FROZEN French Fries • 4-lb pkg $1.19 LIQUID JAVEL ASP Bleach 128-fl•oz plastic jug 650 11 - A - 41N ;TOMATO SAUCE: : BEEF, IRISH, CHICKEN, TURKEY OR MEAT BALL STEWS, BEANS & WIENERS 24-fl-oz tin .00 JaneParker Bread 3 loaves $1 Strawberry Pie full 8-inch pie 89? JANE PARKER (SAVE 10c) Cherry Pie full 8-inch, 24-oz pie 79? JANE PARKER, GOLD OR MARBLE Lemon Pie JANE PARKER, DANISH Lemon Whirls full 8-inch pie 69? (SAVE 6c) pkg of 6790 0 JANE PARKER, 2 WHITE OR 1 WHITE & 1 WHEAT 3 WINGS a NECKS 3 Glistir PACKAGES ABSOLUTELY NO COMPROMISE IN QUALITY AT A P WEO Wekik Mak* Tit* Seal& tA}A P mot Action priced! REGULAR — DISPOSABLE BABY SCOTT DIAPERS ,30 $1.39 Action priced! Action priced! FACELLE ROYALE TOWELS JUMBO 7 4951 Actionpriced! HOT CHILI CON CARNE, SPAGHETTI 8 MEAT BALLS, FARMERETTE GRAVY & MEAT BALLS MARGARET SCHLOSSER Soup with Leftovers By: Margaret Schlosser You'll find many varieties of prepared soups and soup mixes on the shelves of your favorite A&P WEO Supermarket. Add your own creative touch to prepared soups by combining two favorites to make a new flavour combination. Make prepared soups into a gourmet dish by adding fresh ingredients when you prepare the soup. For example, a few slices of lightly sauteed celery or mushrooms will do wonders for cream of celery or mushroom soup. Garnish pea soup with thin circles of pep- peroni sausage and a sprinkle of Parmesan cheese. (Pop it under the broiler for a minute before serving in an ovenproof dish). To any flavour of cream soup, 'add cream-style corn, cubes of cooked potato. hleat through and garnish with bits of crisp bacon and snipped pareey. Presto: A hearty corn chowder which makes an excellent main dish when served with tossed salad, fruit and gingerbread for dessert. EW SHOULDER OR BUTT Pork Chops PR.DE OF CANADA Wieners BURNS BRAND, STORE PACK Sausages BEEP & PORK lb 78? M PLE LEAF, SLICED, 5 VARIETIES Cooked Meats _-oz vac pac42? Action Priced! FRESH 15 PIECES BOX-ID-CHICKEN 3 LEG QUARTERS 3 BREAST QUARTERS SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY, 'FROZEN Spare Ribs PORK SIDE lb 891t SX BRAND, STORE PACK ACTION s PRICED! Italian Sausage lb 8811r SUPER-RIGHT BRAND, SLICED Side Bacon 1-16 vac pac 93? TOWN CLUB, SMOKED, COOKED, PICNIC STYLE Pork Shoulders lb 6541 FREEZER CUT PRICED 25c A LB LOWER THAN A YEAR AGO) ACTION PRICED) lb 891 ACTION PRICED) 1.1b vac pac 78? FOR DANDRUFF, HAIR DRE CONDITIONER SSER AND (6-FLOZ ItTL $1.19) 12-fl-oz btl $1.79 14-oz plastic On 930 5-fl-oz plastic btl $1.99 • INSTANT MASHED POTATOES Carnation Potatoes 12-oz pkg 5 9ce NESTLE — ORANGE, PEACH, PINEAPPLE, RASPBERRY, STRAWBERRY Flair Desserts INSTANT COFFEE Tasters Choice 10-fl-or tin 49¢ 8-or Jar $24 5 24-or pkg $1.45 Alpen Cereal Resdan JOHNSON Baby Powder JOHNSON Baby Shampoo .19 GRAPEFRUIT SIZE 48 lo for SEVERAL VARIETIES IN HANDY SLEEVE TROPICAL PLANTS 1361 • ft' HEINZ, RED Kidney Beans 3 14-11-ox fins $1.00 SOCKEYE Cloverleaf Salmon 73/4-oz tin $1,09 Iloofareni, Latagha, Beef Ravioli, Beef-o-Getti, Spaghetti r'• Meat Balla, Mini Ravioli ACTION PRICED! Chef Boy-al.-dee 151/2 41-oz tin 48? START YOUR Sit TODAY 4-Piece Place dip Setting Only • COLLECT A TABLE FULL OF solatiar INN FINE CHINA, EVERT' FOUR-PIECE 'PLACE SETTING INCLUDES A DINNER PLATE, A MEAD AND &UTTER PLATE, A COP AND A sAUCik. MIXED PINK OR BLUE J-Cloths pkg of 12 675e RAGU — PLAIN, MEAT, MUSHROOM Spaghetti Sauce 30-fl-oz jar 79? M CARONI OR Napoli Spaghetti 2-lb Pkg 5 5? Health 6t. Beauty Aids! FLORIDA, INDIAN RIVER, WHITE, SEEDLESS WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES AU PRICES SHOWN IN THIS AD GUARANTEED EFFECTIVE THROUGH SAtURDAY, APRIL 26th, 104. Frozen Foods! Make The Switch to A&P Brands&Savel TOMATO YORK ONION RINGS 16 OZ. HEINZ SPAGHETTI .00 3 19-fl-oz $ tins JANE PARKER — SAVE 10c JANE PARKER 19-oz 5 9? cake JANE PARKER, ,MERINGUE JANE PARKER, PLAIN OR SUGARED (SAVE 6c) pkg of 12590 BROWN 'N SERVE PKG OF 2, 8.0Z LOAVES 39? Action Priced! SLICED VIENNA 24.OZ OR PUMPERNICKEL 16.0Z (BUY 3 LOAVES — SAVE r7c) Crescent Pound Cake 15-oz cake 69? Family Donuts JANE PARKER, PINEAPPLE TOPPED (SAVE 6c) Sweet Rolls pkg of 8 59/ Bread FREEZER CUT PRICED 10c A LB. LOWER THAN A YEAR AGO! STOCK UP AT THIS LOW, LOW PRICE! BEEF CHUCK 85 to 105-lbs average lb CUT & WRAPPED TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS. ROASTS — STEAKS — STEWING BEEF — GROUND MEAT — SOUP BONES PRICED 19% A LB. LOWER THAN A YEAR AGO! FRESH PORK ROASTS SHANKLESS lis SHOULDER Lean Butt Roast 16 691 SPANISH BAR CAKE was as follows: "Why are you playing that game with the Legislature? You know that Ontario Hydra indiscreetly made the mistake of letting it be known that they are looking for a site in that The Honourable John White, Provincial Treasurer brought down the Budget in the Legislature this week. Some 641,000 people who receive federal guaranteed in,- come supplements, family benefits and welfare payments will be given assistance with drug .costs commencing Septem- ber 1st. Also pensioners and those who are disabled will be paid the highest guaranteed an- nual income in Canada, as from July 1st - $2,600 for singles and $5,200•for couples. The new income supplements are $25.61 a month for single pensioners and $68-84 for couples. When these amounts are added to the federal old age security and guaranteed income supplement a single pensioner would receive a minimum mon- thly income of $216.67 and a married couple a minimum of $433.33. The retail sales tax has been removed from a wide range of household cleaning materials and personal items such as toothpaste, soap and shaving creams, as well as shoes, skates and athletic footwear costing less than $30,00. People in the middle-income group earning more than $13,000 are again penalized un-, der the Ontario Tax Credit programme, and those earning less than this amount will receive an increase in tax o' credits. A small business tax credit is to be introduced and there are plans to establish a Venture In- vestment Corporation to help finance small businesses, This is designed to encourage the growth of active Canadian con- trolled private corporations which will be entitled to an in- come tax credit equal to 5 per- cent of the increase in their capital in Ontario to a maximum of $3,000 annually. The Treasurer has imposed stiff new- taxes on land and property speculators, amoun- ting to a 50 percent tax on land " or house sale profits which the Province considers to be in ex- cess of real value. However, there does not appear to be any „provision made by the Govern- citiefit; to prevent this tax from `being passed on to the home- buyer, An Ontario Land Cor- poration is to be established to stimulate acquisition and development of land for in- dustrial and residential pur- poses, and the existing land transfer tax has been increased to 19 percent for non-residents. There will also be increased grants to municipalities to en- courage water and sewerage projects to make available more serviced lots for residen- tial development, but these grants are only to be given to restructured governments. Some time ago John Spence, Liberal member for Kent, asked the Minister if the power to grant consent is to be retur- ned to those municipalities whose official plans have been approved, and he has now stated in the House that there is a, program to return this power to regions and restruc- tured counties, but not to other municipalities. Representative of the On- tario Bean Producers Marketing Board met with Resource Development Ministers and other officials on Monday of this week to express their concern over the much talked about expansion of nuclear development plants along the shores of Lake Huron, I questioned the Mithister of Agriculture the following day as to what steps he intended to take to meet the concerns of the Board. The Minister's reply was as follows: "First of all Mr. Speaker, there is no proposed nuclear power plants south of Goderich. There are ex- ploratory power plants south of Goderich, There Are ex- ploratory considerations going on by Ontario Hydro. I know that location has been suggested. Several sites have been under consideration but to my 'knowledge there is nb site chosen arid to my knowledge there has been no decision made whether it would be a nuclear plant or a fossil fuel plant. No one has any idea " about that as yet," A supplementary question to tho Minister of Agruculture, by 110" Lewis, Leader of the NOP BE A RED CROSS BLOOD DONOR immediate area and, therefore, is it not now legitimate to in- dicate what you are going to do with the groups of residents who are extremely concerned about radio active waste, about InverHuron Park happening elsewhere, about all of the things that are generated when you -Set .4p a nuclear .plant." Mr. Stewart's. reply .to the supplementary question was as follows; "Mr. Speaker, I am not pretending they don' texist. viously a statement had been mad e that there was con- Sideration ,being given: After meeting with the people of Huron yesterday and with the officials of Ontario Hydro, it was made .abundantly clear to us that there has been no such decision. It is purely In an ex. ploratory state, Consideration has been. given as to where suf- ficient power would 'be developed that would meet the requirements lo to 15 years hence and there is no positive statement at all so I am not in any way misleading or playing any games with the House. I am as much concerned anyone would be with any effects that Might emanate from any such generating station whatever the type might be. DO until there is some in. dication that there is going to be such a plant then I think it is presumptions that there will be as was, included in the question • of my friend from Huron. We are concerned and I can assure you that our Ministry will he having major imput into any decisions that are being made regarding any possible ill effects that would ornanate to the farm corn,- frinnity from such a plant," In a colorful and traditional ceremony in the Legislature this week, Mrs. Pauline McGib- bon was installed 48 the new Lieutenant •Oavernor of .0n- teria. Mrs. .McGibbon is President of the Canadian Con- ference of the Arts as well as Chairman of the Board of Toronto,WDm '$.aiCncde for°1lege thefl Hospital 4 flou'7, years has been Chancellor of 'the tLIonia v University a Toronto. She is the first woman to he appoin- ted regal position in Canada. as