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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-04-29, Page 25"Thank You" with a rnoneysaving GODERIHH SIGNAL. -STAR, WED , SDAY, API IL29,1 1 --PAGE 7A It's Our Biggest Sale of the Year... DON'T MISS. IT! A&P's' Appreciation Days is our way of saying "Thank You" for your continued Ioyatty. We're passing on some extra special sav- ings to you this week. You'll find many exciting values throughout A&PI SAVE UP TO *4o•O PER BIRD SAVE 4.00 BUY 3, SAVE 45? TRUCKLOAD OF TURKEYS' SALE UTILITY GRADE FROZEN' Regular or Diet PEPSI -(OLA 10 -fl -oz tin 37VS SAVO NOIIVIDIUddV 6-12 LB. AVG: LIMIT 2 WITH • AiRDER EXCLUDING THIS ITEM AND CIGARETTES (Our Regular Price 8.99) (Ctn of 6 -1041 -oz btis 1.99) (PIu. btl dap�osit) SAVE 40? Ib with Sul FRESH :B.OX_O-CH1CKEN: Contains: 3 Leg Quarters with backs attached - 3 Breast Quarters with backs_& wings attch. 3 Wings 'b 3 Necks & Backs 3 Giblet Packages (Our Regular Price 1.99) SAVE 40c Town Club or A&P Regular or Thick Our Regular Price 1.29 Ib et pinces 200 g pkg ( Our Regular Price: 4.57) (Our -Regular Price 48c each) .".--1.11-17SAVE up to 80¢ Ib Cut from Canada's Finest Grade"A" Beef BONELESS:BEEF OASTS Blade, Chuck Short Rib or Shoulder Roast Our Regular Price up to 2.69 Ib. SLICED SIDE BACON 500 g vac pac 10. SCHNEIDERS — RED HOTS, ALL BEEF; DUTCH TREET OR DINNER FRANKS Wieners BREAKFAST 1 -Ib vac pac 1.79 Burns Sausage 16 1.39 SHOPSYS — COLE SLAW OR Potato Salad 500 g tub 1.29 Frozen Meat & Seafoods • FROZEN Sole Fillets Ib 1.89 BLUE WATER, FROZEN Fish & Chips 32mPkg 1.99 SCHNEIDERS ERi OR PORK MeatPes14-02 pkg 1.89 lit EL MONTE 19 -fl -ox tin inigi SWEET POTATOES ¢ Spaghetti, Spaghettini, Ready Cut Macaroni CATELLI PASTAS 1 kg pkg Del Monte, Tropical Fruit Salad or Halves or Sliced PEACHES OR BARTLEIT PEARS SUPER BUY! 14 -fl -ox tin Assorted Varieties, "Family Size" SE ORD PUDDINGS 15 -fl -oz tin (Our Regular Price 1.49 Ib)' Fresh CHICKEN QUARTERS SAVE 30c lb lb 11 9 Leg Quarters, with backs attached Breast Quarters, with backs & wings attached Mixed Quarters, Chicken Halves SCHNEIDERS, SLICED, REGULAR, MAPLE, THICK Side Bacon 500 g vac pac 1,99 SCHNEIDERS, SLICED, 12 VARIETIES INCLUDING CHICKEN & DUTCH LOAF 175 g VAC PAC 99? Cooked Meats SCHNEIDERS, TRAY PACK English Sausages 162.29 SCHNEIDERS, LOOPS Polish Sausage Ib 1.99 SCHNEIDERS Headcheese .964.59 SCHNEIDERS, SLICED, REGULAR OR BEEF Bologna 375 g pkg 1.69 (Our Regular Price 2.39 Ib) Semi -Boneless SAVE 80c Ib BLADE ROAST CPICK �b 159 SHORT RIB ROAST — (BONELESS LB 2.291 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" BEEF Cross Rib Roast 1b1.99 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" BEEF — EXCELLENT FOR BRAISING BUY 2, SAVE 35? Assorted Varieties Including Fancy Niblets & Cream Style Corn GREEN GIANT VEGETABLES 14 -fl -oz tin (Our Regular Price up to 67c each) Blade Steaks Ib 1.59 FRESH, MEDIUM Ground Beef Ib 1.89 COMBINATION — APPROXIMATELY 509E MEDIUM GROUND BEEF AND 50% GROUND PORK Ground Meat 1b 1.49 PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, SKINLESS & DEVEINED Sliced Beef Liver lb 99 In stores with Deli Shop CANADA PACKERS — MIX OR MATCH — MAC. & CHEESE, DUTCH OR CHICKEN LOAF OR FINE LIVERWURST Cold Cuts 161.49 Fancy to Oil or Lemon Sauce BRIGHTS48-fl.ox99 TOMATO JUICE tin Fancy Peas, Red or Deep Browned Kidney Beans LIBBY'S 14 -fl -oz tin VEGETABLES, for 9? Quaker, Assorted Varieties HARVEST CRUNCH ¢259 CEREAL 800 g 04 SAVE 40? Assorted Varieties Including Beef and Meatball PURITAN STEWS 24 -fl -oz tin 59 (Our Regular Price 1.99) SAVE 26( CONNORS, g for SEA STEAKS tin ¢ 349 Pure Vegetable 'FROM UNICO" LIBERTY OIL 3 Titre ctnr POST CEREAL HONEYCOMB Disposable, Daytime pkg of 30 or Extra Absorbent pkg of 24 PAMPERS DIAPERS 4pkg O0 71 SAVE 60¢ Heinz KEG-O.KETCHUP Rto WHALE MUSHROOMS 10 -fl -oz tin (Our Regular Price 95c) rimilUPEIN""TrY! BUY 3, SAVE 35 Assorted Varieties MISS MEW CAT FOOD 32 -fl -oz bottle (Our Regular Price 3.89) (Our Regular Price 2 for 83c) m O z 31115 SAVO Jottings.... from page 6A rates and inflation. Liberal Leader Stuart Smith con- demied it as "a few bland reassuring words containing no recognition of the real problems" of a province in decline. "Inflation is aiding the rich and robbing the poor, but there's nothing here to helpthepeople_heing.hurtby inflation, and there's not a single job," he said. Despite tough economic times in Ontario, the govern- ment has "done 'absolutely nothing to bring together the haves and have:nets" of the province he added. Rent control The Premier has hinted that, although he has "to- ' day" no plans to change the increase in rent a landlord may charge without getting special permission, he's not married to the 6 percent figure which has been law since 1975. Labour law and Social Reform Ontario's Labour Minister Robert Elgie has stated he expects to introduce severance pay legislation this spring and intends to keep his promise that the benefits would • be retroac- tiveto last January 1: A few days earlier, the Premier had told a press conference that he hadn't "promised anything" in this connection.' Commenting on the ap- parent inconsistency, newly appointed Liberal 'Labour Critic Sheila Copps said: "In opposition, we will be Dushing for it. It's up to them to keep the promise." Her colleague, Ron Van Horne expressed confidence in the Labour Ministers as "a man of his word". Emergency debate rejected by Conservatives Having being re -appointed the Liberal Agriculture Critic l(and very much con- cerned about the plight of farmers due to high interest rates, 1 called 'for an emergency debate in the Legislature this week in- dicating that the province is at the crossroads of a crisis for the farmers. The lethal combination of high interest rates_ and unstable meat prices are for- cing some farmers into bankruptcy and others into land and livestock sales so that they may meet their debts. Although . my remarks' focussed mainly on the crisis facing Ontario farmers I in- dicated to the speaker that I didn't want to diminish in any way the same crisis that is. facing many of our small businesses throughout On- tario. Farming is just one sector of the small business community .and the major causes for the current finan- cial crisis faced by Ontario farmers hold true for many small businesses as well. ' The, , emergency debate was rejected by the Con- servatives with the Minister of Agriculture stating that high interest rates are a federal responsibility. In a question to the Minister, I asked if he was aware that Ontario is lagging far behind other provinces in financial assistance programs to agriculture and why does he continue to shirk his respon- sibility in this matter, and not bring in an emergency low interest relief program arid a low interest long term program that will give On- tario farmers an equitable financial position in Cana- dian agriculture. Quoteables All girls regard marriage as an enviable lot, or as a necessary evil. - T.C. Haliburton, Nature and Human Nature, 1855 We are French Canadians, but our country isnot confined to the territory over- shadowed by the citadel of Quebec ; our country is Canada. - Edwin R. Procunier, Granite and Oak. 1962 There are two classes of politicians ; those who sit stip and make all the money; and those who go about the country and make all the speeches. - J J. Proctor. .The Philospher in the Clearing, 1897