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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-02-18, Page 25SAVINGS in every departrnent during the SAVE 1.00 Ib A\nuu111/0//,,, Cut from Canada's Finest Grade "A" Beef Excellent for' Braising Macaroni & Cheese. This. \\ weeks . reason Z.- GODERICH SIGNAL. STAR, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1981 --PAGE 9A you'II do = 8J/c, better '5 /// ai �� at A&P! ���//1111111111�� STOCK UP! Carol, 100% Vegetable pil SOFT MARGARINE with Supermarket prices Fresh MEDIUM GROUND BEEF 99 SAVE 50? Ib (Our Regular Price Ib 2.49) 225 g pkg Q (Our Regular Price 51c each) 1 -lb tub Ao111 I I Ill!/1/� &trained Meatless Varieties GERBERS BABY FOODS Cut from Canada's Finest Grade "A" Beef BONELESS BEEF ROASTS � PRIME RIB ROAST Blade, Chuck Short Rib Ib or Shoulder Roast (Our Regular Price '2.09 ) Mary Miles SLICD � g vac _•• SIDE BACON SAVE 60c 149 FRESH,APPROXIMATELY 50% MEDIUM GROUND BEEF & 50% GROUND PORK COMBINATION Ground Meat PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, SLICED Beef Liver REGAL BRAND, BY THE PIECE, VAC PAC Side Bacon PREVIOUSLY FROZEN Pork_Hocks PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, PORK SIDE Sp.are Ribs (Our Regular Price up to Ib 2.69.) SAVE up to O%lb lb 69 SAVE 50? lb (Our Regular Price Ib 3.19) Boneless Rib Eye Steaks Ia5.49 Maple Leaf Week at A&P! (Our Regular Price 2.39) (Our Regular Price 1.89) 16 1.49 Regular SAVE 90c Maple Leaf, Sweet Pickled MAPLE LEAF ltb 149 COTTAGE lb 99, WIENERS vac pat ROLLS Ib 1.49 MAPLE LEAF, SKINLESS MAPLE LEAF, SLICED SAVE 4.0c 4 Ib9 ---- 49¢ 16 1.49 In stores with Deli Shop Ukrainian, Italian, Vienna or Dutch Lunch Swift Salami Sausages . 50Q g pkg 1.89 Cooked Ham 175 g pkg 1.59 MAPLE LEAF, SMOKED MAPLE LEAF, BRISKET, VAC PAC Sausages 161.99 Corned Beef Ib2.69 CANADA PACKERS DEVON BRAND, BREAKFAST BURN'S Sausages Ib 1.39'Bolo na Chunks �b MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, REGULAR, THICK OR ALL BEEF v 1 • 1 Bologna500 g vac pac 2.19 MAPLE Hamteaks 175 g pkg 1.89 MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, 5 VARIETIES INCLUDING Your Choice! CHICKEN LOAF AND MACARONI 8 CHEESE 375 g VAC PAC MAPLE LEAF 1b1.99 Cooked Meats 1.89 Poliph Sausage,161.99 pays pao Tomato ANN PAGE KETCHUP More Great L49 Values at A&P! 32 -fl -oz bottle Days ,,sate Action Price! Fraser Valley, Frozen You'll do better with these 1.49 FROZEN FOOD Values from ,A&P! 149 FISH & ASSORTED VARIETIES INCLUDING ACTION PRICE! CHOCOLATE CHIP & DIGESTIVE 450 g TIN TIE BAG' Colonial Biscuits L49 BRAN, OATMEAL"MUFFIN, ACTION PRICE! OATMEAL OR SUGAR DROP COOKIE 900 g PKG Quaker Baking Mixes 1.49 REGULAR OR "NEW" BUTTERY ACTION PRICE! 750 ml BTL Old Tyme Syrups 1.49 MP, ASSORTED FLAVOURS ACTION' PRICE! 3.02 PKG Jelly Powders . 5 for 1.49 AAP /��a ACTION PRICE! 10 -FL -0Z TIN Choice Peas 5 for 1.49 QUICK AS A WINK, ASSORTED VARIETIES Cake Mixes f227gpkg 3 for 1.49 OHO OR CHIPS AHOY 450 g TIN TIE SAO Christie Cookies 1.49 for 4.5 -f1 -oz jar STRAINED FOODS (Our Regular Price 33c each) t4-91DAYS VALUE! Dover' ALL , PURPOSE FLOUR 2.5 kg bag 49 49 Days BUY 2 - SAVE 29Mne, Rio WHOLE MUSHROOMS 49 for' (Our Regular Price 89c each) A9) r SAVE 90? TETLEY TEA BAGS pkg of 144 49 (Our Regular Price 4.39) Valley Farms, Frozen, Straight Cut ,pe 2,149 FRENCH 1 FRIES 49 2 -Ib for FRIES pkg BLUE WATER, FISH KRI$P OR FRIES 8 -OI PKG Frozen Haddock 1.49 SEA BUOY, FROZEN • Fish Cakes, 1673¢ GOLDEN SKILLET, FROZEN, HEAT & SERVE Chicken Breasts or Legs Ib 1.9 9 DRESSED Frozen Whitefish ib99 BABY BOILED Frozen Lobster Ib 3.29 FROZEN BIRDSEYE, FROZEN, DESSERT Cool Whip TOPPING 500 ml tub 2 ACTION PRICE! for 1.49 FROZEN, ASSORTED VARIETIES ACTION PRICE! 10-07 PKG Waffles Aunt Jemima 2 fol 1.49 MCCAIN, FROZEN, SUPERCRISPS OR SUPERPATTIES Potatoes 24 -oz pkg 2 for 1.49 SWANSON'S, FROZEN, BEEF, CHICKEN, TURKEY Meat Pies 8.ozpkg 2 for 1.49 ' FRASERVALE, FROZEN, FANCY Cod Fillets 1_Ibpkg 1.69 HIGHLINER, IN BATTER 14-07 PKO Frozen Haddock - 1.69 Raspberries 9.ozdn 3 for 1.49 SARA LEE, FROZEN, ASSORTED VARIETIES ACTION PRICE! Layer, Cakes RICH'S, FROZEN ACTION PRICE! Coffee Rich 13 oz cake 500 g CARTON 3f-1.49 STOCK UP ! momma,,.,, Days Sale f Sun Crop, Frozen, Concentrated 12.5 fl -oz tin ORANGE JUICE ,0,'49 SAVE 60 saes_ ���rgf7111111111� °\\ General Mills CHEERIOS CEREAL 575 g pkg 49 (Our Regular Price 2.09) Says farmers...: *from page 8A co-operate with n - dations, whether he should be fined or taken to court. George Klosler told the au- dience that in his opinion the proposed act "leaves a lotto be desired" He was par- ticularly • critical of the idea that • agricultural reserve land zonings could be the subject of a vote every five years. He said already in - some areas where farmers want to expand their oPera- tions., they're being prevented from doing 'so, since urban expansion means the land wiil•be zoned differently within the next two or three years. Also, Mr. Klosler asked why the OFA couldn't use a document already in ex- istence, the government's Strategy for the Preserva- tion of Agricultural Land, to draw up its own land use guidelines. The speaker also called for a uniform' land use policy right across the province. While he said the ' Agricultural . Development and_ Protection ' Act working paper, prepared by a member of the OFA staff, was good "in theory", he- said he believes it will be • some time before it's refined for presentation to the Minister of Agriculture. • . ` Before discussion on: the' document concluded Merle 'Gunby., . an Ashfield Township farmer and past - president of the Huron Federation, said he believed the county federation's land use policy plan is more com- • prehensive than the provin tial • organization's docu- ment. • The proposed act will be • discussed by, other county organizations, and then taken back to the • OFA for revision. Miss Piggy in demand The Publicity and Promo- tion Committee of the 1981 Ontario Pork Congress, under the energetic chair- manship of Ross Wilkie, is in the process of negotiating to . bring "Miss Piggy" of the Muppets, to the Congress next June as a major attrac- tion. Through the joint sponsor- ship of the Ontario Pork Pro- ducers; Marketing Board and the Congress, plans are also underway to have Les Nessman; the famous hog news reporter from WKRP, Cincinnati, attend the Con- gress to present ' "Miss Piggy" with a suitable award. The 1981 Congress is being held on June 23, 24 and -25 at the Stratford Coliseum. Belgrave family loses all BLYTH - A Belgrave area family was left homeless after a morning fire on February 5 destroyed their home at lot 37, concession 9 of East Wawanosh Town- ship. Lottie Scott and children John, 23; Bill, 19 and Allan, 15 were taken to Wingham and District Hospital where they were treated for minor burns, bruises and lac- cerations. Karen Scott, 22, received extensive burns to 40 per cent of her body and was " transferred from Wingham to Victoria Hospital in London. Jim and Kevin Scott were the only family members who were uninjured in the blaze that broke out shortly before 1:30 a.m. When Wingham Fire Chief Dave Q -others arrived on the Scene, the living room and the stairway were a mass of flames and it is believed that the fire started in that area. Damage was set at $60,000 and the home was partially covered by insurance.