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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-06-18, Page 25?Mlli1n\ 1 SAVE 60? A superb blend, rich in Brazilian Coffees. Custom ground in the store when you buy it .. not before! 8 O'CLOCK BEAN COFFE lib bag (Our Regular Prue 3.59) 3 l bag 8®89 (Our 9—SARegular Price) 10.6VE 1.80 INSTANT ACTION PRICE! 22.OZ JAR CREMELLE CREER®99 !Fancy HEINZ TOMATO JUICE 484I -oz tin 4lmmmv •(Our Regular Price 1.09) SIP 'N SAVOUR COFFEE SUBSTITUTE (Our Reg. Price 3.99 — SAVE 1.00) 10 -oz jar 9 Assorted Varieties (Our PEEK FREAN BISCUITS Regular Price 1.69 — SAVE 50c) 9 400 g tin tie bag Assorted Varieties (Our, Reg. Price 1.21 — BETTY CROCKER 14oz pkg SNACK 'N CAKE MIX SAVE 12c) 9 Orange Pekoe (Our Reg. Price 2.05 — RED ROSE TEA BAGS pkg of 60 SAVE 26c) • •7 ICH SI t4 NR, TST. Ay, , � 8F 1980 -«-PAGE 7A is week AQP : is featuring savings.: t la�ay ; Famous Brand products. Take advantage of tka-se "Action. Priced" Specials. Ifs this week's reason you'll ' do better at A&P! PAtllc brs j-$Qyou ldn;ko o. te-} Direct Tractor Trailer loads of Canadian Hams & Turkeys arriving daily! SAVE 40� IbA saving of up to '4.80 per turkey Utility Grade, Eviscerated FROZEN TURKEYS 6to 12 -lb avg® Ib Limit 2 per family, with a minimum' 90.00 purchase excluding cigarettes & this product. Senior citizen's (proof required) excluded from minimum purchase (Our -Regular Price Ib 1.09) SAVE 40Ffb to $8.00 per ham Smoked, ,,Cooked, Ready -to -Serve WHOLE HAMS 16 to 20 -Ib avg. Ib (Our Reg. Price lb 1.19) Combination Pack PORK LOIN CHOPS Contains: 2 Rib End 2 Loin End 4 Centre Cuts (Our Regular Price Ib 1.59 — SAVE 40c lb) 119 WEEK AT A&P! Sliced, Regular,Thick, Country Maple 500 g SCHNEIDERS 1 BACONd ;}lots, Dutch Treet "B.B.Q. Favourte" vac pac Beef or Dinner Franks 1 -Ib vac pac 49 SCHNEIDERSSIDE WIENERS SCHNEIDERS, REGULAR, BEEF, MAPLE 500 g PKG Mini Sizzlers L69 1b1®69 SCHNEIDERS, ENGLISH STYLE Sausages SCHNEIDERS, SLICED, Assorted Varieties Including - Macaroni & Cheese & Mock Chicken 175 g vac pac SCHNEIDERS, SMOKED SCHNEIDERS, ASSORTED VARIETIES INCLUDING BEERWURST, SALAMI & JAGDWURST Mini Deli 250gpkg 1■59 SCHNEIDERS Headcheese Cooked Meats 79¢ SCHNEIDERS, SLICED, REGULAR, THICK OR BEEF Sausage t 375 g BOWL 1®49 Shank Portion 1b89se Putt Portion Ib 99fe Shank Half slice orema ed; Ib 99y( Butt Half slicesorernoved) lb 1009 'Centre Cut Ham Steaks lb 1.59 Roast or Chops (Our Reg. Price 1.89 ) PORK LOINlh1gg CENTRE (111 (CENTRE CUTS LB 1.89) SWEET PICKLED END CUTS Back Bacon lb 1®69 A&P, SLICED 500 g VAC PAC Side Bacon L39 SLICED, SKINLESS, PREVIOUSLY FROZEN Beef Liver Ib 99¢ SHOPSYS (350 g TUB 79c) COLE SLAW OR 24-0Z TUB Potato Salad L29 HIGHLINER, FROZEN e 14 -OZ PKG Ib1■99 Cod Fillets L89- SCHNEIDERS, "GREAT ON THE B.B.Q." 175 g PKG FROZEN FILLETS Bologna 500g vac pac l®79 Ham Steaks 1.49 SCHNEIDERS, SLICED SCHNEIDERS, ASSORTED VARIETIES INCLUDING REGULAR OR COUNTRY MAPLE 175 g VAC PAC CHICKEN, LIVER, BACON & LIVER Cooked Ham 1.39 Snack Rolls 250gpkg 79? SCHNEIDERS, VAC PAC - H a rm Olde -Fashioned lb 3.29 Red Snapper 14.69 FROZEN Mackeral 1b 45¢ SCHNEIDERS, YOUR CHOICE, Polish, Blood, White or In stores with Deli Shop Bologna Rings lb1.89 _..._... SCHNEIDERS — LOOPS SCHNEIDERS, LINKS, SKINLESS 300 g VAC PAC Taillefer, Sliced Polish Sausage Ib 1®69 Polish Sausage SCHNEIDERS 300 g VAC PAC SCHNEIDERS Pepperoni 2.39 Smokies 300 g vac oac 1.29 COOKED 1.49 HAM lb 179 870 nuuwNiummiimmulmminaimmomilinumminir YOU'LL DO BETTER WITH SAVE 20a 001`i�0 BAKED GOODS from A&P! Picnic = White or Pink FROZEN LEMONADE Ann Page — Whole MUSHROOMS 10 -fl -oz tin Jane Parker — Sliced, 60% or 100% Whole Wheat or Cracked Wheat 24 -oz loaf BROWN BREAD 4 (Our Regular Price 89c) FROZEN, CRINKLE OR STRAIGHT CUT ACTION PRICEI 2 -LB PKG McCain Superfries 891 MAPLE LEAF — PURE ACTION PRICEI 1 -LB PKG Tenderflake Lard 79? ASSORTED FLAV■OURSs ACTION PRICE( 590 g TIN Hawaiian Punch Crystals 1.i' 9 ASSORTED VARIETIES ACTION PRICEI Clark Stews 24 -fl -oz tin L39 MAPLE LEAF ACTION PRICE! Flakes of Ham 6tnz 1.29 ASSORTED VARIETIES 12 -FL -OZ JAR Coronation Relishes 69¢ PREPARED ACTION PRICE! 76 -FL --OZ JAR French's Mustard 59¢ KRAFT SALAD DRESSING ACTION PRICE! Miracle Whip 1 litre jar 17 9 KAM ACTION PRICEI Luncheon Meat 12o 1.29 YORK — SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY ACTION PRICE! Peanut Butter 5g09 jar 1■39 REGULAR MARGARINE, QUARTERS ACTION PRICEI Fleischmann's 2-16 pkg 2.39 AYLMER, WITH PECTIN, RASPBERRY OR 24.FL-OZ JAR Strawberry Jam 1.39 109 (Cr Regular Price 65c loaf) (Buy 2 — SAVE 21c) FLOUR POWER White Bread i=53si JANE PARKER, HAMBURG BUNS OR PKG OF 8 Wiener Rolls 3 for 1.49 JANE PARKER PKG OF 6 English Muffins 69? JANE PARKER ACTION PRICEI Apple Pie full8-inch, 1.19 J 22 -ox pio ■ STRAINED MEATLESS VARIETIES OF FOODS AND JUICES ACTION PRICE! 4.5 -FL -OZ JAR Heinz Baby Foods 4 for 99 ff EXTRA ABSORBENT 61:64 Pampers Diapers Si young people oi' Street UnLteS , took o f rmatiofn Vows spec141 service of wp m *Pa, . Sunday, ,June 8 Thewere: Elizabeth Bundy, Jaffe Ferguson, Kathryn urphy, John Peters, Allan Vander Ende and Shawn Worsell. Tile service on ;Sunday was the flimax of discussions on matters of life and faith over the past few months with . their new minister the Reverend R. O. Ball. The young people and _ their families were guests at a luncheon in the church parlour,' provided by the Division of Mutual Care on behalf of the congregation. Taking part in, the Laying on of Hdii�la ill the Confirmation Service were the minister Rev. R. Ball; Gerald Morgan, Chairman of the° Congregation; and the respective parents of the young people'. The "Laying on of Hands" is a symbolic act coming out of the New Testathent Church, signifying ' the unity of the Christian Church and the passing on of the Holy Spirit from generation to generation. . A significant moment of recognition was made to Shawn Worsell at the luncheon, noting that Shawn is a fifth generation member of North Street Church. Riddell 8from page 6A province will review its mark-up policy in order to save the grape in dustry` in Ontario. Con- sidering that the average yield of grapes is three tons to the acre and that 10,000 to 12,000 tons of grapes may not have a market this year, then there i•s_ a very good possibility that 3,000 acres of land in the Niagara region will not be used for agricultural purposes. Other statistics that may be of interest it connection with the wine industry are that the tax value of an acre of grapes is 1,000 percent of the value of the grapes at the farm level. In other words a grower grosses. approximately $800 an acre for his grapes. The tax that is generated from this acre is. $8,500. With the excise tax im- - posed on wines, the federal government revenues will increase from $12 million to $35 million and the provincial revenues will increase from $9 million to $25 million. Surely the agricultural industry should not have to pay for poor planning and deficit financing of both the federal and provincial governments. Liberal House Leader Robert Nixon has. charged that a lack of firm government policy in the area of beer ad- vertising has led to a 4.3 percent increase in Ontario beer con- sumption over the past„ several years. He called for an end fo 'beer ad= vertisements which 'suggest the beverage will improve one's sex life, athletic prowess and good looks. A government bill which would have set up a civilian review procedure for citizen complaints against the Metro Toronto Police has been defeated in the Legislature. ' Opposition Parties, while agreeing with most of the provisions of the bill, objected to a clause which allowed the police 30 days to resolve a complaint of their own before calling in a civilian commissioner. A government bill to provide for mandatory union dues checkoff would actually erode union rights, leaders of . two United Steelworkers of America have charged. The bill, which has passed second reading, would allow employers to demand a worker vote on the company's final contract offer and permit non- union employees to vote on strike and contract. ratification ballots. ' d