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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-04-06, Page 37• ( e Qr, remOtt Prices aetfeetive thru S.at�,, April 9:t SAVE 1.32/Ig ,Yatt4i'k,°4°4 g with supermarket prices COMBO PACK: CONTAINS; 2 RIB ENDS, 2 LOIN ENDS, 4 CENTRE CUT CHOPS Loin Pork Cho 8 chops inapkg OUR REGULAR PRICE 5.271kg-2.3911b OUR REGULAR PRICE .75 ' (Made with 100% pure vegetable shortening.) SAVE .60/Ib RIB OR 3 TO 31/2 LB TENDERLOIN PORTION Pork Loin Roasts 95 / 179 SAVE 1.10/kq .50 Ib /kg / Ib OUR REGULAR PRICE 5.051kg-2.29 Ib OUTSIDE CUT,EYE REMOVED Boneless Round Roast Cut from Canada's Finest Grade• "A" Beef ' r Ikg Ib OUR REGULAR PRICE 7.691kg-3.49 Ib SAVE 1.76/kg .80 Ib ROAST OR CHOPS Centre Cut Pork Loin FRESH, FULLY SKINNED, WHOLE OR HALF SIRLOIN TIP, INSIDE CUT ROUND OR 93 /969 Boneless 5°5/229 5 29 Boneless // Ib Hams lk /� Ib Roast 631/789 lk Ib g Rump g OUR REGULAR PRICE 6.81Ikq-3.00 Ib SAVE 1.10/kg-.50 Ib OUR REGULAR PRICE 6.591kg-2.99 Ib SAVE 1.541kg-.70 Ib OUR REGULAR PRICE 7.911kg-3.59 Ib SAVE 1.54/kg-.70 lb PORK LOIN RIB PORTION ICODUNNTRY STYLE) OR PORK SIDE 39 99 Spare Ribs 4Ikg /1 Ib BONELESS Pork Loin Rib Portion Slk71g /2T BONELESS Perk LoinCentre Cut 639 /2 NEW ZEALAND SPRING, FROZEN, SHOULDER, VAC PAC 9 Lamb Chops3ekg /1191? RED HOTS, DUTCH TREET & BEEF Schneider's Wieners SCHNEIDER'S, SLICED, REGULAR & ALL BEEF375 g Bologna vacpac 189 SCHNEIDER'S, SLICED Cooked Ham SCHNEIDER'S Headcheese 'NEW' SCHNEIDER'S BREAST OR BREAST & HAM Turkey Breasts 175 g 1>89 vac pac 375 g 189 bowl 125g 159 pkg SCHNEIDER'S BREAST & DRESSING, WHITE & DARK vac pac 189- Sliced Turkey 125 p g 149 SCHNEIDER'S REGULAR, BEEF OR COUNTRY MAPL Mini Sizzlers 500E249 pkg SCHNEIDER'S , SLICED, REGULAR, COUNTRY MAPLE OR THICK H00 g Side Bacon vacpac 289 SHOPSY'S, CORNED BEEF OR Pastrami pkg of 4-50 g 229 OLD VIENNA, ALL BEEF Shopsy's Salami 500 g 999 pkg SCHNEIDER'S, SLICED, ASSORTED VARIETIESCANADIAN QUEEN, HOT OR SWEET Cooked Meats vacpac r99 Italian Style Sausage395/179lb KOSHER DILLS, POLSKI OGORKI, WITH GARLIC Heinz Pickles 1. lire 1.99 FLAKED WHITE ALBACORE Clover Leaf Tuna CARNATION, INSTANT, ASST VAR Hot Chocolate CHOCOLATE OR STRAWBERRY Milk Mate Syrup 6.5 tin oz 1r 99 pkg of 10 28 g envs 350 mL plst bit GLAD Sandwich Bags PLASTIC WRAP Handl-Wrap DETERGENT 1 r69Palmolive Liquid 1.49 LIQUID CLEANER Lantastick Spray CAMPBELL'S V®8 Vegetable Juice OUR REGULAR PRICE 1,69 FRESH LEAN Ground Beef TENDERIZED Cube Steak le/3i? !39/199 Ikg Ib TOWN CLUB OR A&P, REGULAR OR THICK SLICED Side BaconV500g 239 ac pac BREAKFAST Burns Sausage 31kg1 /15! PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, SLICED Beef Liver 11'91.79 IN STORES WITH DELI! MAPLE LEAF COOKED, ASST VAR Meat Loaves SHOPSY'S-COLE SLAW OR Potato Salad ■ 42/100 g /1 lib 19 • 26noo g /1 ib AST VAR VEGETABLES INCL CREAM STYLE CORN pk200 g of .1 10 fl oz 9 Green Giant tin II CADBURY'S ASST VAR INCL DAIRY MILK 3rolln 1,09 Candy Bars 100r9 ■ 79 ba 500 mL LAWRY'S, ASST VAR, SEASONING AND plstbtl 1,59 Sauce Mixes LIPTON, ASST VAR pts 2,59 Cup A Soup Mixes 48 FL OZ TIN KELLOGG'S Special `K" 9 Cereal OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.29 35 g env r . 6of n envs .119' AUSTEAFIELD, NO 1 GRADE, UNPASTEURIZED 1 kg JAR Liquid 99 Honey BUY WHITE SWAN,WHITE Facial- Tissue SAVE .20 OURREGULARPIFII box of 2004heets. 9 , ISE 1.08 ASSORTED VARIETIES' Pu:rit irk. 'Stews 24 f1 tin OUR 'REGULAR °PRICE 2.79 ASST VAR, CHOICE .r Aylmer Vegetables 14flaz tins OUR REGULAR; plod' Op TO :Og. YI: ,' 111f reason? Ther thought aeitor ace iced search clea,tltle,� niSer, Ontarin o sumer Minister: Dr., ob it.Plfge, warns ,, ;people , purri asthg anythjng et $auctions to be awareithat the item could be subject to alien: "A. bankfa finannce company,, a dealer, in 'effect. ny • enfler, have loaned money`on _the seentitY,41thingc.ilielng 1,f; fered hit gat• the :auction. If the loan notheen:paid beck. in tall; ,the; leader WAY bgA laying' you, ythe new owner, a visit: and clauming his collateral,. that is, your n property, •" The next tune You're et an auction, before. you pay for the item you've su bid on, ask the anctioneer produce a " edsearch" to prove thete is',no lien on the property Though the auctioneer is under; no_ legal obligation to conduct such a search with fhe; Ministry's Personal;: Property Security. Registration Branch,.: it isto his advantage to allay'. the fears of prospective buyer's. One search serves the needs of all the people present'.at the auction...:It also saves money for tf lose lndiv dpa1"s contemplating a sale but failing to retake a purchase,. - Ari individual .wishing.,to search the title lilmselt'Rand willing to paythe $1O fee tail do so in any Land Reg'y office- where personal' pro? perty security registratl offered. AU that is neede the name Of the ine idug who c n , owns p .ro- WO! s Auctions 'cap be fun. No one need get 'stung if the buyer folio* a few "con- sumer sense" yules. ' O:MA.F.�ppu.blication ..75 "Guide to Chemical Weed control", is no* available at the O.M:A,F. Office; Clinton. Sprayrecommendations are given: irkmetrigunits.We: feel it is;,simpler Wilitegiret than lastyear's-issue. .Publication 29& "Field Crop Recommendations" will be available soon: Pick up your copies: at the Agricultural Office or ask your supplier. if they have copies available. , Job prospects..., prospects..., • from page 8A, share of the costs of youth. job creation steadily over the past years. The OYEP subsidy has: been. $1.25 per hour since. 1978. While the subsidy level has not changed in the intervening four years, . the minimum wage, and hence the private sector wage share, have risen sharply. In 1979 the government share of the per hour cost was 42 per cent for those under 18 and 58 -per cent for older students .. the, shares are now 47 and•98 per cent respectively. • Even if one takes the government job creation figures at face value, the private Sectors and other levels of government are still the major providers of employment for Ontario youth. In the summer of 1982 about 187,0009 jobs . were created for young people, of which government initiatives accounted for about 44 per cent. Of course 1982 was an abnormally poor year for young people Seeking summer jobs. In more normal markets over the past three years ap- proximately 235,000 jobe have been created each summer,'.. of which ' the government share.,,bas been, about 27 per cent. • As for. the contention that, the provincial . government has acted adequately to deal with the youth job 'erisis, again the numbers do not support this claim. From. 1979.80 to 1982.83 government funding for : youth eni- ployment programs inr creased only 14.5 per fent hi. total Ad jl ed, for inflation this moos Ow the goirer rlinent spent 16.5' per'cont less ort youth p gl°an thI year than It.did le 1979%.: More ori: thief ' tople next week.