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everyone these days.
ti Everybody. wants' clean air,
clean water, clean coun-
tryside. These are wor-
thwhile aims and objectives
and' with modern technology
and plenty of money one
could almost believe that
someday it could be possible
to have one's cake and eat it
to .... to live in the style to
g which most people want to
become accustomed without
fear of pollutants of any sort.
Yet common sense dictates
%that unless there are some
changes in the° pattern of
modern living, there will. be
little ' left of what is itaw
familiar and enjoyable.
Without becoming 'fanatical
about, preservation of the
environments, this generation
must find alternatives to
some Y now acceptable
methods. Instinctively this
generation and the
• generation to follow • must
maintain the vital life
supports on this earth. It will
be necessary ' to- willingly
adopt, priorities which are
quite different', from the
- norm of this moment.. It may
come to serious adjustments
in life styles for many, many
people, ,but it will have to
cotne.
SPECULATION NO.
'THREE': Electricity is a
marvellous source of power.
Without it 'modern society
would be lost.' 'There are
'tome thinking people,
however, who believe that
other . energy sources could
b ed to _ 'produce
in.exhaustable power:—The
' rays of the sun! The force of
the "wind! In the future,
mankind will haveto look to
.new and certain ways to
produce power to •keep this
nation on the move: It can be
done. It will be done.
r.
Many' slickers
not picked up
for new year.
SPECULATION NO.
FOUR: Farmers are ,the
backbone of the nation, they
say, and there are few
people who will dispute it.
Much, is being said these
days about Lhe rate at which
farmland is being taken out
of production because of
urban -like development. Ing.
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1975
this part of Ontario, Hydro is
being dubbed a culprit
because .power corridors to
carry the heavy lines from
the power plant to the power
distribution station in some
cases cross crop -growing
land, reducing productivity
there. Yet it is undoubtedly
true that if farming became
truly lucrative business,
�.,,..,.,;,., •a
n thi' n:It•t n.f
the country could produce
far more food than' -they
presently do, despite Hydro
lines. Farmland is not en-
dangered by development,
but by dissatisfied farmers
who are finding agriculture
an expensive investment
Sr
with only lo'w returns, A
,olutii.)n lies in fairer prices
tc r farm products. -
SPECULATION NO.:
fear is wide -spread
that the location of a Hydro
plant in this part of the
province will surely be
followed by increased costs
for services
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and goods' to all
a
people. Taxes will soar.
Land prices will,
skyrocket.
To some., this represents
pr:og.i:ess,• To others, it spells
doom. It was ever thus,
What must be considered
though, is the way such
development fits into the
whole spec•tram of provincial
planning...: and the entire
picture that is Ona.rio. It'.
must be established whether
new growth' points, like
Kincardine is now and like
this area could become, will -
be left like orphans to fend
for themselves or be ,
taken under the provincial'
wing and nurtured and
protected until a degree of„
This Week A&P is Fealuring Sapper -Right .
1k� vs
Canada's Finest Grade
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Out of 2,761,385 motorists,
2,140,074. have .failed , to
purchase their 1975 green
vehicle licence. stickers. And
there are less than five
weeks remaining until the
February 28 deadline.
This represents° 77.5 per
cent .off the province's
drivers who cou:ld'be caught
in the last-minute rush,
according .to officials of the
Ministry of Transportation
. and Communications.
• Renewal' stickers have
been on sale since December
•-2' at the 296 "issuing' offices
throughout the province. '
To speed up the renewal
process, the Ministry has
made •available insurance
declaration forms at LCBO
retail' outlets and \issuing
offices. Motorists• save time
,. by filling ,out one, bf these
forms before arriving at the
issuing counter with their
ownership permit and -fee. -
This ye4r the validation
sticker is to be attached 'to
the car's rearlicence plate
on top of the red -1974 sticker.
The fees are: $23 for a 4-,
cylinder car, .$32 for ,,6-
•c tnders,
6-
•cy'7inders, $40, , for an 8 -
cylinder vehicle; and $5 for
trailers. _.
CLAY °L. •
- Silo Unloaders
- Feeders
- Cleaners
SfabTlnq
A-teg'Elevators - -
_a' liquid. Manure Equipment
• Hoa Equipment , ,
FARMATIC -
- Mills
• Augers, etc.
ACORN =
• Cleaners
°-
;Heated Waterers
ZERO —
, sulk Tanks ;,
• Pipeline A Parlour Equipment
WEST;fEL•ROSCO•Grangries
B A L. . HOG Panelling
B ulk Tank R Pipeline cleaning
Detergents, Teat Dip, etc.
Novadine -1-
• Dyne
lodge „
' (Merlon
Foor,.chick
Kleeniosy
LOWRY PAW SYSTEMS
'.R.1',.kl!)slcairdlni; Ontario
rlionle 8%slsU , ,4
BLADE BONE REMOVED
SUPER -RIGHT CANADA GRADE "A”
,FIRST 4 ((IBS ONLY
.PRIME R1B ROAST
BONELESS BOTTOM. CUT
ROUND ROAST
ST
FLANK STEAKS
BLADE: ROAST
SHORT RIB CUT RAST
BONE SHANCK MEAT
41c LB LOWER THAN A YEAR AGO!
Ib
CHECK THE 'TRIM
BEEF!
.(ROSS RIB ROAST
BONELESS SHOULDER CUTS
BRAISING RIBS
BONELESS
STEWING BEEF.
"' 31c'LB LOWER THAN A YEAR AGO!
EXCELLENT FOR BRA.SING
BLADE STEAKS
LEAN Ib
BRAISING RIBS
BOlNE71D7 & IIO+LLLL'ED '
BONELESS RIB EYE
Del mon ico Steaks
END CUTS
Brisket Point
BONE IN
Brisket Plate
BONELESS, STRIP OR CUBED
Stewing Beef
FULL SLICE y , ,,
Round Steak
46c A LB LOWER THAN A YEAR AGO!
1 Fresh Ground Chuck 11,88?'
A(� TOWN CLUB, SLICED ' '
,
. :Bacon-..,._ .., 1 -Ib Vac Pae$1'. 3.. ,,
FROZEN rs '
'� Sliced Pork Liver Ib 395i
Ib $2.98 ESSEX BRAND 41c LB LOWER THAN A YEAR AGO!
• Polish Sausage . ' 4, 745/
ESSEX BRAND (1 -LB VAC PAC' 69-)
Ib$1.64
1658? Wieners ' 2=Ib Vac,Pac $1.35
TOWN,CLUB 20c +LB LOWER THAN P• YEAR AGO!
160.38 Cottage Rolls' PI D !b 9 9re
NEW ZEALAND
lb $1.68 •Lamb Shoulder,' Chops 1678?
$uper-Right Canada Grade A + Beef
°
BONELESS
RUMP ROAST
BONELESS N POINT
SIRLOIT ROAST
SIRLOIN STEAKS
TOP ROUND ROAST OR
'TOP ROUND STEAK
S
16
Fresh Ground Beef -1b 78?
NEW ZEALAND. WHOLE 012` SHANK HALF
Lamb:' Legs ' ' 14 1.29
Frozen Meats & Seafood!
RA.'ER( BRAND, FROZEN (4,
Cod Fish &Chips 20 -oz pkg 99?
81c LB LOWER THAN A YEAR AGOI
ESSEX BRAND - FROZEN '
Hamburg Patties 2-16pkg$1.3 8'
CARIBBEAN - 36 10 40 COUNT
Frozen Shrimp 5 -lb pkg $8.99
Gnlr)EN SKILLET,• FROZEN
Chicken Cutlets Ib 8 ese
Super -Right (anadaGradeABeef
STEAKS & ROASTS
PORTERHOUSE or. WING
3WAYCUT, '
PORTERHOUSE ROAST
CUBE STEAKS CSIRLOION POINTOF
BONcLESS
• SIRLOIN •, STEAKS
16
CHECK
THE
TRIM
For Variety " and Value -You Just Can't Beat • A&P Baked Goods!
JANE PARKER (PKC OF 12 I,Si.19)
HOT- CROS ' PKG OE
-BUNS
JANE PARKER—Plain or Seeded (BUY 2 LOAVES—SAVE '11c)
JEWISHRYE
BREAD
16 -OZ
LOAVES
JANE -PARKER
"BROWN'N SERVE" ROLLS
PLAINOR WHEAT (SAVE 6c)
'TWIN 'ROLLS pkg ofi2 • 49
JANE PARKER, SLICED 16 -oz loaves ACTION PRICED! PLAIN, POPPY SEED, SESAME SEED , PKG
-Buttercrust, Bread 275¢ FRENCH ROLLS pkg of 10
JANE PARKER
Twin= Rolls'
JANE PARKER, PEACH OR
(SAVE 6c) JANE PARKER
pkg of 12 49 Jelly Roll -
° Apple Pie FULL 8 -INCH PIE
JANE PAR!,.ER ' 15.OZ FOIL TRAY`.
(SAVE 10c) JANE PARKER
Each 795i Lemon Roll
(SAVE 10c)„ JANE PARKER
(SAVE 6c)
9 -oz cake 69¢
(SAVE 4c)
'14-0Z cake 75?
(SAVE 10e)
Chocolate Brownies 89¢ Cinnamon Rolls . Pkg of 8 69
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JA NE
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PARKER, DANISH •
(SAVE 6c)
Raspberry Whirls ' Pkg of 6 89?
J' NE PARKER, PLAIN, SUGAR, CINNAMON (SAVE 10c)
Cake" Donutspkg of,2 5 9?.
JANE PARKER, "BROWN 'N SERVE" (SAVE 6c)
A•
French Stix 12 -oz pkg of 2 loaves'49¢
JANE PARKER ,
Purnpkin Pie FULL 8 -INCH PIE 99?
ALL PRICES SHOWN IN THIS AD GUARANTEED EFFECTIVE
THROUGH SATURDAY,' FEBRUARY.. 8th, 1975 •
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STRAINED — MEATLESS VARIETIES
Gerber Baby Food 43/44l -oz jar 20?
POWDERED DISINFECTING ACTION'"PRIZED!
Eotet Cleanser 222-ozcontainers 89?
'WITH CHEESE • .
'ACTION PRICED!
WINE FLAVOUR
Libby's Sauerkraut
ISLAND QUEEN, SOLID ALBACORE
Tuna Fish
3241 -oz tat: 5 3
' o tin 69g
ROBIN HOOD,— 4 VARIETIES ACTION, PRICED! -
PANTRY SHELF
maturity has been reached.
Some consideration to this .
has. been given to this •
important question in recent
months, but much, much
more work" must be done if
any kind of co-operation is to
be expected from the
majority of people in this
county.
Action Heed!
CO
REGULA,;, .oACON &' CHEESE, SMOKEHOUSE BAN
LUNCHEON
MEAT '
GOLDEN
12-0Z -
TIN
se
ACTION PRICED!
Beehive Corn Syrup 2` -Ib tin 795i
ALL PURPOSE COFFEE ACTION PRICED!
Maxwell House '4 :1
1 -Ib bag $15
SAVE 20c OVER NATIONAL BRAND & P Liquid Bleach 128 oz. 9 9c
OAK OR NEW ORLEANS STYLE 14 -FL -OZ TIN
Stokely Kidney Beans 3/$1 00
.Peanut Butter
HEINZ, SNAPPY
Apple Drink
WESION'S -'— SQUARE BOXES
Kraft pizza Mix 30 -Oz Pkg $1.2,9 Fruit Crisp Mix 3 it -oz pkgs $1.60. Wagon Wheels
ACTION PRICED!
(BONUS PACK — 1.OZ FREE)
NESCAFE
INSTANT COFFEE -- 11.OZ JAR
ACTION PRICED!
FROZEN, HASH , BROWN n
CARNATION'— 2•LB'PRO
POTATOES
3189$
BANBURY INN•, IMPORT!D,,
IN CHINA.
4 -PIECE
PLACE ONLY
SETTING ,■ r'
Start your sot , today, Collect a table full of Banbury ,
Inn Fine China, Every four-p(o"cen place setting, includes
a dinner ptate,.a bread and buffer plate, a cup and
a sinner, -
M
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32 -oz jar $1.39,
•
40 -f1 -oz ren 23 Ft
12 -oz pkg 99?
SPECIAL BLEND
FRESH ... FOR FLA VOUR!
CANADA No. 1 GRADE, FLORIDA, FIRM, RIPE
TOMATOES 2 79?
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SERVE A SAVOURY IRISH STEW --- ECONOMICAL" & NUTRITIOUS
CANADA No. 1 GRADE; ONTARIO GROWN
CARROTS, 3bs49
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CANADA". 1 GRADE, ONTARIO GROWN, WAXED
RUTABAGAS (TURNIP) Ib i GI
VARIETY OF COLOURS FOR YOUR CHOICE
three bloos
HYACINTH5-inch potm$�
1
CANADA SMALL No. 1 ONTARIO, RED DELICIOUS
89:
APPLES
=1ebag 99r
A&P Tea Bags pkg of loo 99?
A&P BRAND, "PURE', UNSWEETENED
Grapefruit Juice 48-fI-oz tin 63?
SUN MIX .. PKG OF, FOUR 31/4.OZ ENVS,
Orange Flavour, Crystals 99?
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REGULAR OR MINT FLAVOURS
Crest Toothpaste--..-, 50, mI tube 0'3¢
LOTION 175 -ml btl - `100-m1 tubo • 100,m. jar • SHAMPOO
Head &-Shoulders$FAMILY SIZE'$1, SA5
Small, Medium or Largo Size (HANDSAVE air 6)
Playtex Living Gloves Pair $1.49
ACTION• PRICED!'
IN TOMATO SAUCE—CATELLI
SPAGHETTI
,«;100.
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ACTION PRICED!
WHITE, PItvKr YELLOW, GREEN
SCOTTIES t� SSUE
BOX OF 200 SHEETS
00
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