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TAB SPRITE OR
Coca-Cola
Case of 24
10 FL -OZ TINS
(6 PACK OF 300 ML BTLS,2.09-PLUS BTL DEP)1/
Prices effective thru Saturday , July lOth,1982
•0 SAVE
,,0•0„001 1.24
POWDERED
Tide.
Detergent
6 LITRE BOX
OUR. REGULAR PRICE 5.23 j
You'll do better at /
SAVE
.87/kg
1.30!b
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OUTSIDE CUT, EYE REMOVED
LIQUID
Javex
Bleach
16 LITRE PLASTIC JUG
(
OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.13
EXTRA ABSORBANT PKG OF 60 OR TODDLER PKG OF 48
Pampers
Diapers
OUR REGULAR PRICE 9.89
with Supermarket Prices!
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Roast
OUR REGULAR PRICE 8.58/kg-3.89 lb
SAVE 3.09/kg-1.40 Ib
RUMP, SIRLOIN TIP, INSIDE CUT ROUND
Boneless Beef Roasts
3ixu.
"0'89
/kg Ib
OUR REGULAR PRICE 9.961kg-4.29 Ib
SAVE .88/kg-.40 Ib
PRIDE OF CANADA. REGULAR AND.
All Beef
Wieners
1 lb
vac pac
1"
PRIDE OF CANADA
Bologna Chunks328iab
PRIDE OF CANADA.5 VAR INCLUDING SALAMI & PEPPERONI
Sausage Sticks 259
PRIDE OF CANADA. SLICED
Cooked Ham.a17c5p2c 159
PRIDE OF CANADA 2 TO 21/2 LB AVERAGE
Vintage Hams - 880n, bb
• PREVIOUSLY FROZEN
Whole Turkey Legs
¶J1 0T1741
/kg a
OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.0614-1.39 LB
Ib
/kg
SAVE .88/kg-.40 LB
PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, GREAT ON THE B.B.O.
s‘.
SAVE .70
Whole Turkey Breasts
39/199
lb
OUR REGULAR PRICE 5,27/kig-2.39 LB
SMOKED OLDE FASHIONEDISLICED11001kg-4.99 . FROZEN. NEW ZEALAND SAING (SHANK HALF 5.27lkg-2.39
Schneiders 111561Whole Lamb 05m /
Hams I nig4 9' Legs /kg/lb
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PRIDE OF CANADA, SLICED ,FRESH, GREAT ON THE B.B.0
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Side Bacon - 2°4 Z" Lean Ground Beef
Ikg/ lb
PRIDE OF CANADA. SLICED, 5 VAR. INCLUDING MAC & CHEESE
Cooked Meatsvc1.75p2c
SHOP -COLE SLAW OR
Potato Salad 5,Tbg 1 169
TOWN CLUB, SWEET PICKLED
399 Cottage Rolls 439/1q:/ lb 194
PRIDE OF CANADA, SLICED. ASST TRIPLE PACK
Cooked Meatsvrpfajc Zg"
CANADAPRIDE OF
SIiced Bologna
RED ROSE
Iced Tea Mix
A&P
Mandarin Oranges
A&P GRAPE OR LEMONADE FLAVOUR
Sunmix Crystals
A&P, "DELUXE"
500 g 169
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24 oz 289
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10 -41 -oz 69
tin
poly Pkg of 4 lig
2 7/8 oz °nos
450 g tin tie 1 79
bag
Chocolate Chip Cookies
BURNS
Tenderflaked
Ham
OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.69
6.5 oz
tin
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TOWN CLUB, SLICED
Side Bacon
A&P REGULAR OR THICK SLICED
Side Bacon
29
500 g
vac pac
OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.99
CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE A BEEF
29 1114N 111311cgib 369
OJT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE A BEEF -TENDERIZED
199 Cube Steak r7/ 3
,k6 lb
PREVIOUStY FROZEN. SLICED
Beef Liver /
1196/kg, lb •89
FROZEN, CUT UP / en
,Stewing Hens ‘152ikg/ Ib •UU
CANADIAN QUEEN
it 2
Canned Hams lb 3149
ton
~sib SCHNEIDERS, COIL
vrp2c l'"° Polish Sausage 439,kg/Ib 199
MARY MILES, HOT OR SWEET
Sausage ZIT 37314/
BREAKFAST n51
1 /
Burns Sausage /kg/ lb
lb
MITCHELL'S PURE
• Apple Juice
19
OUR GULAR PRICE 1.63
SAVE .29/100 g-1.30 Ib
• IN TORES WITH DELI
CANADA PACKERS‘LG WAX BOLOGNA. FINE COARSE OR CREAMY
Liverwurst
..30, /1 • lb
1 59 OUR REGULAR PRICE.621100 g-2.`79 Ib
PARTLY SKIMMED
Fresh 2% Milk
168
3 quart
bag
Buy 3=SAVE I5
• ASSORTED -FLAVOURS
Je11-0 Powders
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PRICE .51 EACH
3 oz
pk s
OUR REGU
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Birthday
Club*
01,
My name is Paul Chithohn
'and I was three yearn old ou
Judy
I live. in Hungannon with
my mom and dad, Jane and
Ron, my brother Jamie and
my dtig Sheba.
Giandpa Chishohn's birth-
day 'slim same day as miae.
Happy birthday grandpa!
1Love, Paul.
Proposal
rejected
• The federal governmeits
proposed agri-food strategy:
Challenge for Growth has
•'been. rejected by the Chris-
tian Farmers Federation of
Ontario.
The CFFO does not share
the optimism of the federal
• government's strategy ac-
cording to a major policy
by the •
'Federation's Provincial
• Board at itsJunemeeting in
• Wilton, Ontario. .
• • "The primary failing of
• the agri-food strategy paper
•is its forecast of a future that
• is neither desirable nor .at- •
tainable," the Statement
says.
•' The federal strategy
forecasts that .Canada can -
increase
agri-food produc-
tion by two-thirds and -double
the current dollar value by
the tunt olthe century.
The CFFO disagrees.
The farm group forecasts
that increases will be very
expensive and that even pre-
sent production levels may
be hard to maintain.
The statement also
disagrees with the govern-
ments optimistic view of
• growing export markets for
food. '
"There are only a few peo
ple in the world that can af-
• . ford our cost of production"
the CFFO:statement says.
"The gap between our stan-
• dard of living and mild) of
the rest of the world has in-
• creased dramatically. ' Our
own consumers are well able.,
to pay for our production
costs; but few other con-
sumers among the world's
• masses can afford our
costs."
The Federation „ recom-
mends an alternative
strategy based on import
replacement; resource
stewardship; support for
family farmers; research on
a less intensive agriculture;
more jobs in agriculture.
• The Federation says that
the present development of
agriculture is mining our
natural and human
resources. It rails for a more
responsible agri-food
strategy that will promote
the role of people and
stewardship of resources.
•Copies of the statement
are available by writing:
Christian Farmers Federa-
tion of Ontario, Box 698, Har-
riston, Ontario, NOG_ 1Z or
• calling5l9.1338-2921.
Society
gets new
member
Mike and. Eve Joy from
Grosse Point Michigan are
vacationing at the cottage of
Stan Doherty. Mike Joy has
recently joined the Ontario
and Huron County
Genealogical Society, and is
searching the ,Dineen -and
Joy faniilies' history. The
- Jur family was: one of -the
.pioneer families in the
Kingsbridge area.
On July 1 a bridal shower
was held for Anita Hogan at
• . the- Kingsbridge Community
Hall. A very large group of
friends and neighbours^were
in attendance. After a very
interesting program, the
bride-to-be was the recipient
of many fine gifts.
The bride-to-be expressed,
her thanks for the gifts. The
Social Committee had
prepared a very delightful
lunch.. The wedding of Paul
Frayne and Anita Hogan will
take place at St. Joseph
Church on July 10 at 4 p.m.
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