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Assorted Flavours
BORDEN
ICE (REA
2 Titre carton
with
Supermarket Prices!
A&P is a Fresh Beef Shop!
(Our Regular Price,2.39)
- STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE, CHOCOLATE ECLAIR, CHOC. BANANA CAKE
NOVELTIES
Humour pkg of 61 0049
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SAVE 20¢
(Plus Bottle Deposit)
PEPSI -COLA
750 ml
bottle
(Our Regular Price 59c)
Choice, Assorted Varieties
LIBBY'S
VEGETABLES � �"
3f01OQ
Quarters
MONARCH
MARGARINE
3 -Ib
pkg
199
PEANUT
BUTTER
1.5 kg
plastic pail
359
Deluxe II, Assorted Varieties
DUNCAN HINES
CAKE MIXES,
18.5 -oz
pkg
09
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Assorted Flavours
MARTINS FRUIT DRINKS
48 -fl -oz tin
(Compare with Hi -C Drinks - Our Reg. Price 79c)
Clover Leaf
SOCKEYE
SALMON
73/4 -oz
tin
1
Action Price!
SAVE 80¢ Ib
SEMI -BONELESS BLADE ROAST,
CHUCK SHORT RIB or BONE -IN SHOULDER
BEEF ROASTS
Ib
(Our Regular
Price Ib 2.19)
Cut
from
Canada
Grade
Beef
SAVE 70¢ ib
BONELESS«&°top,s
BEEF ROASTS
Ib
(Our Regular
Price lb 2.39)
' B.B.Q. Favourite" Cut from Canada Grade "A" Beef
Fresh MEDIUM 1 6 9 BLADE
® GROUND BEEF Ib , , STEAKS
14i
"Great
on the
Grill"
Ib
49
(Our Regular Price Ib 2.49 - SAVE 1.00 Ib)
Cut from Canada Grade "A" Beef (Boneless Ib 1.99) SHOULDER CUTS STRIP OR CUBED
Cross Rib Roast Ib 1®69 Stewing Beef Ib 1.79 Stewing Beef lb 1.99
A&P is aCountry. Farm Pork Shop!
PORK
Back Ribs Ib 2.29 BONELESS PORK LOIN
PORK
Tenderloin 1b159 ROAST OR CHOPS Centre Cut.
A&P, SLICED 500 g VAC PAC
Side Bacon 1.29 Burns Pride of Canada Week at A&P!
(Rib Portion Ib. 1.99 )
29
PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, SLICED
BeefLiver 1699c/ Pride of Caeeda, Regular or Beef Breakfast
BURNS B.B.O. Favourite" 29 BURNS ��
i,295/ WIENERS 1 -Ib vac pac SAUSAGES 99,-/
PREVIOUSLY FROZEN
Pork Hocks
SHOPSY, COLE SLAW OR 24 -OZ CTN
Potato Salad 129
In stores with Deli Shop
SCHNEIDERS, SLICED, BUNG BOLOGNA,
DUTCH, LUNCHEON OR FRENCH ONION LOAF,
Cold Cuts 1b1.89
SCHNEIDERS, STEAK, CHICKEN OR BEEF
BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA, VAC PAC BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA
Bologna Chunks 1b'1.19 Bologna
BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA, Ready•to-Serve, vac pac BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA
375 g vac pac 99¢
Dinner Hams b2.29 Cooked MeatLE PACK s DD 1.89
BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA, SLICED 175 g VAC PAC
Cooked Ham
99¢GarllicOSausage Ib 1.49
BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA, Sliced, Assorted Varieties
Incl. Bologna, Chicken & Luncheon 175 g vac pac BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA, SLICED
500 g VAC PAC
`Meat Pies 2f-99¢ Cooked Meats 69¢ Side Bacon 1.49
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FROZEN FOOD FEATURES from A&P
MINUTE MAID, (Our Reg. Price 1.09 - SAVE 20c)
12„5 -FL -OZ TIN
FROZEN, CONCENTRATED
Orange Juice ¢
A&P, FROZEN, ASSORTED VARIETIES, FANCY
Vegetables 2 l pkg 99¢
FROZEN, LAYER, ASSORTED VARIETIES 13.OZ CAKE
Sara Lee Cakes 1.39
McQ tIN, FROZEN, STRAIGHT OR CRINKLE CUT
Superfries 4-lbpkg 1.
Meats & Seafood
BLUE WATER, FROZEN, BATTERED FRIED 12 -OZ PKG
Boston Bluefish 1.49
I-IIGHLINER, FROZEN, FAMILY SIZE 32 -OZ PKG
Fish in Batter 3.39
2 -Ib bucket 3.99
SCHNEIDERS, FROZEN
Chicken
FROZEN, SUPREME 22-0Z PIE SCHNEIDERS, FROZEN, CHICKEN, BEEF OR PORK
McCain Pizza 2.59 Meat Pies 14-ozpkg1.79
(Our Regular Price up to 3.69)
Assorted Varieties ( SAVE UP TO 30c) Plain
199 TOP CHOICE
DOG FOOD
CHRISTIE
Ritz Crackers
CARNATION, INSTANT, MASHED
Potatoes
2 kg
bag
(Our Regular Price 1.45 SAVE 26c)
39 RAGU
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GRAPE DRINK
ACTION PRICE! DEEP BROWNED, WITH PORK ACTION PRICE!
450gpkg 1.49 Welchade 4841 oz,fin 85,e Libby's Beans 48.f1-oztin1.59
ACTION PRICE! CHEESE ACTION PRICE! DETERGENT
175g pkg 2 for 99 Kraft Pizza Mix 450 g pkg 99¢ 1,.Joyl Liquid 1.5 Iitreplastic btl 2.35
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Warmer server
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Whistling kettle 15.99
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ISDAY MAY Z8E lo$ 4 E 7
About
erasion,
fund.®
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confused about their plan
benefits. In fact, Wells
Bently, Ontario Pension
Superintendent, told a
Canadian Pension
Conference in Toronto
that, "The terms of some
pension plans are
presented so vaguely that
he is hard pressed to
understand them him-
self".
Public knowledge is the
first step in bringing this
issue to the forefront.
There is no reason the
government cannot act
immediately.
SENIORS
RECOGNIZED
This is the tenth con-
secutive year the
Ministry of Community
and Social' Services has
set aside a special week
to recognize the many
contributions of seniors to
the quality of life in
Ontario.
Co -sponsoring this
annual event will be the
Senior Centres'
Association of Ontario.
The theme for 1980 is an
"Invitation to Par-
ticipate" whereby
seniors are encouraged
and challenged to "Be at
the centre of activity in
your community" by
joining a centre,
volunteering their ser-
vices, being on boards or
committees and through
other civic respon-
sibilities and community
activities.
JAIL SURVEY
A recent survey by
Ontario's Corrections
Ministry found that two-
thirds to three-quarters
of all cases`adinitted to
jail waiting for bail or
trial were eventually
released without a jail
sentence. The 18 month
study was done in
Ontario's 35' short-term
jails where most of the
remanded prisoners are
sent.
According to the
Minister, Mr. Gordon
Walker, a $600,000
provincial experiment
giving social agencies the
job of getting ,more
prisoners, out on bail
could help end `s,eri9us
overcrowding in jails.
The program, called bail
verification, also ad-
dresses theproblem of
people kept in jail
because they can't afford
a small bail.
The Ontario Govern-
ment is also launching
employment prugrams.to
try to find jobs for 10,000
able-bodied but unem-
ployed people on
probation ftom prison
who now cost taxpayers
nearly $2 million a month
yin' welfare.' More than
30,000 people are now
serving probationary
terms and "about half of
them are -unemployed".
HYDRO
Ontario Hydro will pay
about 40 percent more
than current world prices
for initial deliveries of
uranium this year under
a 40 -year contract signed
in 1978 with Denison
Mines Ltd. Signing of the
$7 billion contracts with
Denison and Preston was
authorized by the
Premier on February 28,
1978, over strong ob-
jections from the ..op-
position parties.
The Legislature's
select committee on
Ontario Hydro Affairs
has voted unanimously to
resubmit its budget for
1980-81 without changes,
althoygh the Board of
Internal Economy
wanted it to "consider
further that section of the
proposed budget dealing
with legal, consulting and
witness fees" and come
back with an alternative
budget.
GUARANTEED
INVESTMENT
CERTIFICATES
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BRUCE ERSKINE
86 North 524-9555