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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-02-27, Page 11Times -Advocate, February 27, 1985 Page 11 Canada Post announces y.th Ietter.writing competition As part of its participation in inter- national Youth Year, Canada Post Corporation is launching a nation- wide, letter -writing competition for young people. • The competition was announced by Judge Rene J. Marin, Chairman of Canada Post Corporation, during the official launch of the International Youth Year commemorative stamp. The 32 -cent stamp bears a green heart and yellow arrow made of neon tubes on a background of blue denim, reflecting the "positive and peaceful spirit" that inspires youth, as visualized by Montreal designer A&H rancois Dallaire. The contest is being held in conjunc tion with the Universal Postal (inion (UPU t and is open to young people between the ages of sik and 15. En- tries, in either official language, must be a minimum of 500 words and be on the theme "A letter to a handicapped SOLO MARGARINE In Oil or Water CLOVERLEAF CHUNK LIGHT TUNA FLEECY FABRIC SOFTENER SLJUG 3.49 Monarch 255 g. ASSORTED FLAVOURS PURINA TENDER VITTLES CAT FOOD 500 g PKG. 1.39 SPONGE PUDDING MIX .59 Unbleachable 2 L DETERGENT 2.89 LaFortuno Soya MARGARINE 4. kg. 8.95 Assorted Flavours McCAINS FRUIT DRINKS Pkg. of 3 - 250 ml. .89 9 oz. PAM SPRAY 2.89 Assorted Varieties RICE A RONI 8 oz. .89 Del Monte Tomato Supreme or 19 oz. STEWED TOMATOES .99 Choice (Asst. Var.) 14 oz. AYLMER FRUITS .99 child". The Switzerland -based UPU, representing 167 countries, chose the theme as one particularly suited to the concepts of participation and development which are associated with Youth Year. This is the first time Canada Post has participated in the annual competition. There will be winners in each of the nine divisions of the Corporation and a national winner will be selected from the nine divisional winners. The national winner's entry will be sub- mitted to the international competi- tion conducted by the Universal Postal Union. Full details are being sent to schools across Canada. M1 winners will receive a cer- tificate and a 1984 souvenir stamp col- lection. The national winner will receive a home computer and be honoured at a special ceremony in Ot- tawa on UPU Day, October 5. RRHETS OPfN THURSDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 P.M. McCAINS HASH BROWNS SALADA ORANGE PEKOE TEA BAGS PKG. OF 60 2.29 1.5 Ib. bag • We Deliver - 235-0212 MAPLE LEAF CANNED HAMS 680 g TIN -3.89 Superior QUALITY MEAT PRIME RIB STEAKS ■ LB. PRIME RIB ROASTS ■ LB. Orange Flavor TANG CRYSTALS pkg. of 4 1 39 • White Swan TOILET TISSUE 4 roll pack 1.59 Glad 100+ 20 bonus SANDWICH BAGS 1.39 Frozen Apple or Appie TAILLEFER HAM STEAKS 175 g 1 .59 TAILLEFEA DINNER HAMS 5.93 kg .69. TAILLEFER SMOKED PICNIC 3.28 1 A kg o' LB. FRESH REGULAR GROUND BEEF 262 kg 1.19 3.28 kg SMALL LINK SAUSAGE .49 LB. SWIFTS BY THE PIECE OLOGNA 2.18 kg .99 LB. SWIFTS BY THE PIECE DUTCH LUNCH SALAMI 3.73 69 kg LB. FOR BRAZING BEEF SNORT RIBS 4.17 kg . 89 LB. STORE SLICED COOKED HAM 1 .99 l.. SWIFTS WIENERS '5°° 1.39 SWIFTS GOLDEN MEADOW 500 g BACON .99 PRODUCT OF U:S.A. 113s SUNKIST NAVEL ORANGES 1 ■ DOZ. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADIAN #1 LETTUCE .69EACH PRODUCT OF CANADA CANADIAN #1 CELbOCARROS .9v (III PRODUCT OF U.S A. - CAN m1 TOMATOES PRODUCT OF CAN. • CAN. N1 RUTABAGAS .69 18.1 .52 kg 33 kg .1 5 ., PRODUCT OF CAN. - CAN. m1 McINTOSH APPLES ,LBS 1.29 SUPPLIED AND SERVICED BY ELLIOTT MARR & CO. LIMITED Frozen High Liner MRS. SMITH PIES 2.19 attere• 'a• •oc or, 350 g. COD STICKS 2.39 Choice Aylmer VEGETABLES French Style. Seasoned. Wax or Green Beans. Creom or Whole Kernel Corn or Peas 19 oz. tin .59 Sunpac Orange, Grapefruit or, 48 oz. BLENDED JUICE 1.69 Post, 400 g. BRAN FLAKES .99 Nabisco, 450 g. SHREDDED WHEAL 1.79 Quaker Choc. Chip or. 900 g. MUFFIN MIX 2.39 5.p'ri.r BAKERY SUPERIOR, 675 G. LOAF BREAD .59 DEMPSTERS 100%675 g WHOLE WHEAT 89 BREAD • SUNSHINE 12s DINNER 19 ROLLS • BROWNBERRY aso g BRAN BREAD .89 PRICES IN EFFECT IN MOST SUPERIOR STORES UNTIL MARCH 2nd, 1985. WE RESEFIVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY TO NORMAL FAMILY REOUIREMENTS 1 1