The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-06-10, Page 23L
Qpposition parties strongly criticizP
*from page 4A
rellpect to the Canada Pen-
sion Plan our interest
payments now exceed the
amount we borrow."
NPP Finance Critic Bud
Wildman, criticized the
budget as being unfair and
inequitable and said that it
should be rejected.
He criticized the Miaiister
of Finance for raising per-
sonal
ersonal income taxes by nine
percent but leaving cor-
porate
onporate tax rates unchanged
This puts a greater financial
burdenon those who can
least afford it.
Wildman also condemned
the government's decision to
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switch to a percentage tax on
gasoline -..-'Ml Ldiesel fuel
which he described as a
move to profit from inflation
at the expense of the tax -
at
SAVE 54,
Partly Skimmed
SAVE 7R
Kraft
FRESH `' MIRACLE WHIP
2% MILK I I SALAD DRESSING.
3 quart bag hire jar
(Limit 2 per family
with a minimum
810.00 purchase)
(Our Regular Price 2.23)
Per Regular Price 3.69)
All Pvrpoce Coffee .
MAXWELL
HOUSE
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Jane Parker
DESSERT
SHELLS
payers. iv Human suggested
the government should have
protected consumers from
"oil -price gouging" by forc-
ing the oil companies to pay
GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10,1961 --PAGE 541
back "their ill-gotten gains."
He said a federal govern-
ment report had recently
claimed that the major oil
companies had overcharged
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"ACTION PRICE" SAVINGS
SIGNS AT YOUR AQP STORE!
This symbol identifies an item that has
been reduced in price or one that A&P
has made a quantity purchase on and
is able to pass the savings on to you.
Either way, A&P's "ACTION PRICE"
specials mean savings. for you
Canadian consumers by
more than $12 billion
between 1958 and 1973.
The province has the con-
stitutional authority to
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Semi -Boneless
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STEAKS
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Fir-iw vraaia 1411-1' f "'
(Our. Regular Price 2.37)
-- (Our Regular Price up to 2.39 Ib)
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of 6 591i
JANE PARKER, PLAIN, SUGAR OR CINNAMON
Cake Donuts Pkg of 8 89¢
English Muffins pkg of 6 83$'
JANE PARKER
Raisin Pie
JANE PARKER
Jam Buns
620 g size 1.49
pkg of 61.09
Flaked, White (Our Reg. Price 1.95 - SAVE 26e).
STARKIST
6.5 -oz
tin
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FROZEN FOODS fry MP!
(Our Regular Price 93c)
Frozen, Orange SAVE 34c
AWAKE
12 -fl -oz tin C oi
BREAKFAST DRINK
BIRDSEYE, FROZEN (Our Rag. Pr1w 1.69 - SAVE 30c)
Cool Whip 1 litre tub1.39
(WHOLE KERNEL CORN IN SLITTER SAUCE 99c)
FR071 : CAJILIFLc1NER tW allIne O ! III CREW s.ucE_
BROCCOtJ ,SPEARS, BRUSSELS SPROUTS 213 g PKG
Green Giant vel 1.19
CARNATION, FROZEN
Hash Browns
GAINSBOROUGH, FROZEN
Pie Shells
GAINSBOROUGH, FROZEN
Tart Shells
6 MtCAIN, FROZEN
Dollar Chips
TUNA
4 -lb pkg 1.39
12 -oz pkg 1.29
7 -oz pkg 1.09
15 Ib pkg 89ii
12.5-fl-oX tin
Sun Squeeze, White or Pink'
FROZENNO. 1 GRADE, CREAMED 1 -LB PLASTIC TUB
Billy Bee Honey 1.59
SCHNEIDERS, FROZEN. 1/ 4B PLUS, "GREAT ON THE• 1J1.Q."
Beef Burgers 500 g pkg 2.49
CARNATION, INSTANT CREAMER
Coffee -Mate 500 g lar 1.89
A&P, Sliced
WHITE BREAD
16 -oz
loaf
SUPER
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BLUE WATER, FROZEN, BOSTON R1 IE
Fish Fries
8 -oz pkg 99/
BLUE WATER, FROZEN, CRWICNY, WITH SHRIMP
Fish Roles zpk91.79
I SAVE 1.91TI
A Premium Blend - Instant
BOKAR COFFEE
woz 9 9 Psilay
(Our Rag Prig up to 2.69 Ib) SAVE up to 1.00 lb
BIad., Chuck Short Rib or Shoulder
BONELESS
lb 69
BEEF ROASTS 1
Fresh - "Groot on the ,1B.B.Q."
SHOPSYS, COLE SLAW OR 500 g TUB SHOULDER CUTS
Potato Salad 1.29 Stewing Beef Ib 1.89
APPROXIMATELY 50% MEDIUM GROIRID REEF i 50% GROUND PORK COr: R. Prism 1.59 Ib - SAVE 20c 1h)
Ground Meat Combination 'Great ondie 6.B.Q.161.49
"Great on the B.B.Q."
(Our Reg. Price " 1.89 Ib)
PORK Combination Pads
Contains:
2 Iib End, Ib
„urine
2Lo�nEnd,
%nun, huts
59
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LOIN CENTRE CUT (BONELESS .LB 2.99)
Pork Roast or Chops Ib 1.99
"GREAT ON THE B.B.Q."
PORK LOIN RIB PORTION - COUNTRY STYLE
Spare- Ribs 161.69
MARY MILES, SLICED
Side Bacon
SWIFT OLD MILL, BREAKFAST
500 g VAC PAC
1.49
Sausages Ib 1.39
"B.B.O. FAVOURITE"
PRIDE OF CANADA, REGULAR OR ALA BEEP
Wieners 1 -Ib vac pac 1.49
SWIFT PREMIUM, SLICED 175 g VAC PAC
Cooked Ham 1.29
BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA, BY THE PIECE, VAC PAC
Bologna Chunks 14 .19
MAPLE LEAF, SLICED,
REGULAR, THICK, BEEF, GARLIC
Bologna 500gvacpacl.99
MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, 11 VARIETIES INCLUDING
LUNCHEON, MACARONI A CHEESE 175 g VAC PAC
Cooked Meats 79
In Slores wit
CANADA PACKERS - MAC A CHEESE LOAF, DUTCH LOAF,
CHICKEN LOAF, REGULAR OR PEPPERCORN SALAMI
Cold Cuts Ibizg
PORK LOIN ROASTS
3 to 3% -Ib cut
Rib Portion or
Tenderloin
Portion Ib
(Boneless Rib Portion Ib 2.39)
MAPLE LEAF, COIL
Polish Sausage
MAPLE LEAF, VAC PAC PIECES, BRISKET
Corned Beef
MAPLE LEAF, VAC PAC PIECES
Headcheese Ib1.99
PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, SKINLESS, SLICED
Beef Liver 16 99,1
MAPLE LEAF
Smoked Sausage I! x.99
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FRESH - CLAREMONT 1ALAD OR MUSTARD A
Potato Salad Ib9
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freeeze ._. gasoline prices,
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Drivers' Probation
The Minister of
Transportation and Conn-
municaiions, James Snow
advised the Legislature last
week that as of Monday,
June 1, 1981, new drivers in
Ontario will be put on two
.yearsbatiorebefore get:
ting permanent licenses and
the demerit point system
will be redefined. Probe
tionar y drivers who ac-
cumulate six demerit points
in a one-year period will
°have their licenses lifted for
30 days under the new pro-
gram
Under the new demerit
..point system any .paint #n-
fractions will relate to the
date of the offence instead of
the date of conviction for all
drivels. Drivers who are:
convietedef
or exceeding the speed limit
by more than 50 kilometres
an hour, get six demerit
poiri6.-'1'"ireee dot points -
are assessed exceeding the
♦ speed limit by between 16
' and 29 kilometres an hour or
eg igiorin,g a stop stn, among
other offences.
g. When a probationary
driver serves his suspension,
the demerit points will be
wiped out, but the proba-
tinnary status will meriernee
until the driver has com-
pleted two, one year periods
free of suspension.
Human Rights
Amendments to . the
Human Rights -Code were
debated in the Legislature
last week and public hear -
num
earinks._. on .thnsn, _ .. a_
changes will be held during
the next few weeks. If
anyone wishes to appear
- before the Legislative Com-
mittee, please advise me as
g soon as possible.
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I disabled
71/ Once again, members of.
, ▪ the Ontario Private Carly
' ;pground Association, in-
diilding Huron Cliff Park in
Park in Clinton, -' I help
disabled people enjoy sum-
mer activities in their
"Campers Helping Disabled
Campers" program Their
goal this year is to provide
vacations for 30 disabled
men and women.
Now in its third year of
operation, the staff and,
campers at privately owned
campgrounds organize
special summer events.
Funds raised at events such
as dances and suppers sup-
port vacations at Ontario
March of Dimes' camps for
physically disabled adults.
Special events and ac-
tivities are now being plann-
ed by campground owners
across the province who
have registered for the pro -
The Ontario March of
Dimes camping program is
c ted eer,,, ai y ;w nee -
summer and winter. Disabl-
ed people, who- seldom have
the chance to enjoy outdoor
activities, have the oppor-
tunity to try horseback
riding, canoeing, overnight
carnpouts, swimming, crafts
and much more. The em-
phasis at camp is tin what
disabled people Tan do.
..Because of funds raised last
year by the Campers Help-
ing Disabled Campers pro-
gram, 20 adults !some quite
severely disabled) will be at-
tending March of Dimes'
camps this year.
t "Everyone should have
the opportunity to ex-
perience the outdoors," says
Frances Craig, Executive
Director of the Ontario
Private Campground
As.socaition- "Ontario has
some of the finest cam-
pgrounds anywhere. Our
program 'Campers Helping
Disabled Campers' gives
disabled people the chance
to enjoy many things such as
summertime activities and
the natural beauty bf the pro-
vince which many of us take
for granted. We feel it is a
program well worth suppor-
ting because our visitors can
have fun, and help others at
the same time".
In this International Year
of Disabled Persons, fishing
derbies, carnivals, dances
and barbecue suppers at
campgrounds will take on an
added dimension. By enjoy-
ing their own outdoor ac-
tivities and by showing that
they care, thousands of peo-
ple will be involved in help-
ing disabled men and women
enjoy their summer and
discover their potential.
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