HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-06-07, Page 24PAGE 6A—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1979
From
Queen's
Park
BY
JACK RIDDELL,
M.P.P.
This week in the
Legislature I introduced
mill, 'lhe Agrlcu tural
Investment Disclosure
Act, 1979. The purpose of
the Bill is to establish a
means off ascertaining the
nature and extent of non-
resident ownership of,
agricultural land in
Ontario.
The Bill requires every
non-resident person, as
defined in the' Act, to
submit a report to the
Minister of Agriculture
and Food concerning
each purchase o'f
agricultural land. The
Bill also requires land
registrars in Ontario to
inform the Minister about
every conveyance of
agricultural land
registered by the land
registrar that bears an
affidavit -indicating that
the transferee is a non-
resident person.
The Minister must
report to the Legislative
Assembly on an annual
basis concerning the
nature and extent of non-
resident ownership of
agricultural land and the
report is then referred to
a standing committee of
the Assembly for con-
sideration.
PLANNING ACT
CHANGES
A White Paper
outlining sweeping
changes in the Planning
Act would give the
Ontario Municipal Board
the final say in most
planning ' matters, and
prevent appeals to the
Cabinet except in matter`s.
of wider provincial in •
-
terest.
The paper released by
.Housing Minister Claude
Bennett, this week
"generally would give
local governments riLOre
power to deal with their
own planning. But
Ontario promised
detailed "regulations,
policy circulars and
planning guidelines"
which it will expect
municipalities and the
OMB to use in bylaws and'
appeals.
Under the changes, the
Housing Minister would
decide what appeals
would be allowed.
POLLS
The Opposition Parties
have tried for sometime
to.obtain the findings of
polls done by ministries,
which they fear the
governing Conservatives
will use at election time
to further the party cause
even --though the cost was
,borne by the public. The
Ontario Government
spent more than $434,000
in public money last year
to find out what the public
thinks of some of its
programs.
In a written answer
tabled in the Legislature
this week, to a question
by Liberal Patrick Reid
(Rainy River),
Management ' Board
Chairman George
• McCague refused to
release results of the
polls that were done. He
said they are "working
documents for the
development of policy,
and it is not the practice
of the Government to
release material of this
nature."
He did however, say
what polls were done, and
what they cost taxpayers.
From April 1, 1978 until
April 1, 1979, the
following polls were
taken for internal use of
ministries:
Consumer and Com-
mercial Relations paid
Market Facts, of Canada
Ltd. $45,000 to find out
public attitudes to cen-
sorship, gambling and
liquor policy, all con-
troversial issues during
the past year.
The Education
Ministry paid Canadian
Gallup Poll Ltd. $23,280 to
study public attitudes
toward schools, "in-
cluding majpr concerns,
interest in 'adult
education, awareness of,
and opinionS on,
education finances."
Restraint on school board
budgets has been a major
- i
Turn tel pedge 7A m
Prices effective through Saturday, We reserve the right to limit quantities
June 9th, 1979 to normal family requirements
-We-redeem-all food stare co -u -pons
SAVE 30a
Fine, Granulated
WHITE
SUGAR
SUNCOAST
STRIP
SAVE 30o
(Limit 3 bags per family with a minimum' 55.00 order.)
Our Regular Price 1.09
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Marvel Sliced
ANDWI
BREAD
SAVE 20r
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24 -oz
loaf
pkg
of 4
rolls
We buy when the price
1 -Ply Bathroom Tissue
Assorted Colours
swAws
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SAVE 36?
2 -Ply Decorator
WHITE SWAN
TOWELS
Our Regular Price 1.29
A&P
Carnation, Instant Creamer.
Action
Varieties
250 g
cello
pkg
for
9
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(Our Regular Price 79c)
Flaked, White
COFFEE- CLOVERLEAF
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White Swan, 2 -Ply, Assorted Colours
FACIAL
TISSUE
box
of 200
sheets
,Strawberry or Raspberry, with Pectin
AYLMER
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jar
2 -Ply Bathroom Tissue, Assorted Colours
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5 PLEASE �l�,�.1
(6 — 10 -fl -oz tins 1.39 )
Assorted Flavours Case of 24 — 10 -fl -oz tins Cat Food, Assorted Varieties
QUIRST
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NINE
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A&P White Label products
are priced as much as 30% below National brands,
and A&P's money -back guarantee stands behind
every product.
("SAV IO¢ Ib)
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Outside (Eye Removed)
ROUN
ROAST
pkg
of 2
rolls
Our Regular Price 1.35
A&P IS MANY
Cut from
Canada
Grade "A"
Beef
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A&P is a Fresh Beef Shop
Cut from Canada Grade "A" Beef
BONELESS
RUMP ROAST
SIRLOIN TIP ROAST
INSIDE ROUND Ib
STEAK ROAST
58 ROUND
STEAK lb
A&P Brand, Sliced
SIDE
BACON
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vac pac
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Mary Miles or Town Club
1 -lb vac pac
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TAILLEFER, THINLY SLICED SWIFT OLD MILL BRAND
Cooked Ham np2.30 Breakfast Sausage 161.19
TAILLEFER, THINLY SLICED NEW ZEALAND SHANK PORTION LB 2.08
Chicken Loaf
LARGE
Shopsy Salami
SHORSY
Potato Salad
161.30 Lamb LegsPortion Ib 1.98
MARY MILES, HOT OR SWEET
1b 2.80 Sausage Italian Style 161.19
SWIFT PREMIUM OR BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA
1b85¢ Canned Hams i1/4-lblin3.99
ArmC—SAVE 60¢ )Thi roc SAVE 20¢
(SURF DETERGENTI
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(Our Regular Price 2.59) I
JANE PARKER ACTION PRICEI
Wiener Rolls Pkgof849¢
ASSORTED VARIETIES ACTION PRICEI
Primo Pastas 2 Ib pkg 79,1
BORDEN (ICE CREAM SANDWICH BARS PKG OF 6 99c)
Slush Sticks
pkg of659,z
REGULAR COFFEE ACTIOid PRICEI 1 -LB BAG
Mountain Blend 3.29
Betty Crocker, Assorted, Varieties
CAKE
SNACKIN nnixEs
14 -oz
pkg
(Our Reg. Price 1.09)
WONG WING, FROZEN ACTION PRICEI
Dry -Garlic Ribs
CARNATION, FROZEN
Hash Browns
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12 -OZ PKG
1.69
2 -Ib pkg 39¢
ASSORTED FLAVOUR CRYSTALS ACTION PRICEI 590 g TIN
Hawaiian Punch 1.89
PREPARED ACTION PRICEI 8 -FL -OZ SQUEEZE PACK
French's Mustard 49¢
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