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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-03-18, Page 311 .r - I the DISNEY WO vacation ALL -EXPENSE -PAID WALT DISNEY WORLD VACATIONS FOR 4... GODERICH SIGNALSTAR, WED SUPPORT Canadian x,°'" 1921-1981 DAY, MARCH 18,1881 --PAGE 111* Rome and. farm news... Sweepsta SIXTY YEARS OF INSULIN MARCH IS DIABETES MONTH es;g "�.,Bag"'saik�4.e 11 a hili-t'il ed 3aa oily loolidaag, u�aoeiQag 2 kg bag SAVE 661 Assorted Varieties I LANCIA PASTAS SAVE 70? Ib Cut from Canada's Finest Grade .' A' Beef BONELESS ROUND ROAST Outsidii Cut, Eye Removed 1 LIMIT 10:BAGS-PER FAMILY PURCHASE • (OURREGULARPRICE 2.49) Orange Pekoe _(Our Reg. Price 3.29 - SAVE 30c) FLOWERDALE pkg TEA BAGS of 100&.99 BO (Our Regular Price 1.65), Bravo (Our Reg. Price 1.33 SAVE i4e) PLAIN SPAGHETTI SAUCE 28 -fl -oz tin9 azi (Our Regular Price Ib 3.19) .®our WA1.-I. 1)ISNEV WORLD/A&P 'Family" Spree %acalion Sweepstakes'! (grand Priie is an exciting, R► all- expense -paid sacation for up to four at the WALT EV DISNEY WOR LD Vacation Kingdom. Soar %ia Eastern Airlines...the only airline that .'~tarts the fun of Walt Disney, World right on the plane with the kids "Walt I)isnes:x•World Fun Flight Kit" and "Fun. Flight Meals". Eastern will take you. to Florida's .acation paradi`e filled with recreation. atatt to nttlent� -shopping- a-nd---di.n.ing, k'o I' fits . . da)s and four nights to explore this delightful world. •which. includes the Magic Kingdom- whereyou'II disco.c•r more than -t5 fabulous attractions, including the thrilling new Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. To enter, simplx fill out the entry blank below or fill out one each time sou 'isil ` dour friendly neighborhood A&P. No purchase is neeessar. Enter as often as %0U like! • ell EASTERN - THE OFFlCIAL AISLINE Of Welt • Ilsneg World • Ray.il .Plaza Cut from. Canada's Finest Grade "A" Beef eless BEEF Ro Rump, SfrIoin Tip or .Inside. Cut Round Roasts (Our Reg. Price up to Ib 3.39) Ib SAVE up to 70? Ib FRESH; LEAN Ground Beef 16 1.9 9 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF, INSIDE CUT Round Steak 162.99 COMBINATION, 50% MEDIUM GROUND BEEF & 50% GROUND PORK Ground Meat 161.49 A&P, SLICED Side Bacon 500 g vac pac 1.69 TOWN CLUB, SWEET PICKLED Cottage Rolls 161.59 PRIDE OF CANADA, SLICED, CHICKEN; MACARONI & CHEESE, LUNCHEON, B.B.O. LOAF, BOLOGNA, CHICKEN & PIMENTO Cooked Meats 175 g pkg79¢ PRIDE OF CANADA Sliced Bologna 500 g VAC PAC 1.69 PRIDE OF CANADA, VAC PAC Bologna Chunks 1.19 BURNS, STORE PACK Garlic Coil ' 1b1.69 MAPLE LEAF, SMOKED, READY to SERVE, PICNIC STYLE Pork Shoulders 161.39 IIINAssorted . ariat:es, l., : 'Monte to or -, NESTLE'S PUDDINGS pkg of 4, 5 -oz tins 29 (Our Regular Price 1.67) (Our Regular Price 87c) Lipton, Assorted Varieties CUP -A -SOUP MIX pkg of 4 envs SAVE 38? Sara Lee, Assorted LAYER CAKES 19 -oz pkg 444 AYLMER, CHOICE Whole Tomatoes 19 -FL -OZ TIN 69? AYLMER, CHOICE CREAM STYLE CORN, ASSORTED PEAS, PEAS 8 CARROTS, DICED BEETS, SHOESTRING BEETS Vegetables14f1-o2 tln 2 for 79¢ AYLMER, CHOICE MEDIUM WHOLE OR 19 -FL -OZ TIN Rosebud Beets 2f0r99? BEEF, CHICKEN AND MUSHROOM 10 -F1 -OZ TIN Heinz Gravies 3 for 99¢ AYLMER, CHOICE, BRATLETT --Pear Halves 19-f-ortin99r (Our Regular Price 3.29) Instant Chocolate NESTLE'S QUIK SAVE 50c 1 k 7 9 carton (Our Regular Price 1.65) (Our Regular Price 1.15) Del Monte -with 31fiper llariiet pri�ice3 (Our Regular Price Ib 3.29 - SAVE 80c lb) Cut from Canada's Finest Grade 'A' Beef ROUND STEAK Full Slice Ib 69 Cut from the TENDERIIED CUBES1299 Maple Leaf Pure Pork Skinless or Maple Leaf Golden Fry SAUSAGE 79 500 g pkg SAVE 1.00' (Our Regular Price 2.79) In stores with Deli Shop BRANDT, COARSE BAVARIAN STYLE MEAT LOAF, BLOOD & TONGUE, VIENNA COOKED SALAMI, BEERWURST SAUSAGE Cold Cuts Choc. 1b2.69 -Vou` l do -6etter- with FROZEN FOODS from A&P! SAVE 66¢ SAVE 26c FRUIT COCKTAIL or on WI PEACHES 19 -fl -oz tin BRAVO Tomato Paste BRAVO Chick Peas LANCIA Lasagna 5.5 -FL -OZ TIN 279? 19flort,n65? 500gpkg 1.09 HUNTS 7' 7.OZ TIN Tomato Sauce 3089? LANCIA, ASSORTED CUTS Egg Noodles 375gpkg 79? (Our Regular Price 1 .29 ) All Flavours, Regular, Ruffles FRITO LAY POTATO CHIPS and B.B.Q. 200 'g pkg SAVE 40c BLUE WATER, FROZEN 32-0Z PKG FishROZEN Sticks 3.39 DRESSED, F Whitefish 1b 89fe FROZEN Fish Cakes b 69? FROZEN Turbot Fillets 161.49 HIGHLINGER, FROZEN, ON BLUE Fish Fillets 16-02 Pkg 1.69 FROZEN Cod Fillets 16 -oz Pkg 1.69 4ACARONr 8 BEEF 8 O PKG 69c SWANSONS FROZEN 8 OZ PKG Macaroni & Cheese 59,i AAP, FROZEN 12 INCH 22 S -OZ PIE Deluxe Pizza 2.59 WONG WING" FROZEN, CHICKEN Fried Rice 12 oz pkg 1.39 M<CAIN, FROZEN ASSORTED VARIETIES 1807 CAKE Cakes Deep "N Delicious 2.19 AWAKE FROZEN CONCENTRATED Orange Drink OLD SOUTH, FROZEN, CONCENTRATED 12 5 F OZ TIN Grapefruit Juice 990 Cavendish Farms, Frozen, Assorted Cuts FROZEN 2 -lb pkg FRENCH FRIES 12 FL 02 TIN 79? World al 1 r/ )\'4 ; 4VIP SWEEPSTAKES RULES 1 Clearly print your name and address on an entry blank or facsimile and deposit it at any A&P Store. Winners must b. 18 years or older. 2. No purchase is required. Enter each time you visit A&P. You need not be present to win. Limit one winner per Family. 3 Sweepstakes begins March 11, 1981 and ends April 4, 1981. 4 Entries will be drawn from each store to qualify as semi- finalists for the top prize. 5. Winners will be chosen by a random drawing and notified by A&P not • later than April 14, 1981. Employees of A&P, their advertising agencies and their 'immediate families .are not eligible. 6. -The' trip prizes must be used Thursday, May 28 through Monday. June 1, 1981 ONLY. No cash alternatives or substi• tutrs will be made for trip winners. Grand Prize Winners will depart from the nearest city served by Eastern Airlines to Walt Disney World. 7 The odds of winning depend on She number of entries sub• mated 8 Winners must answer correctly a skill -testing question. ®il11I■Ueee•eetaelle®s1eu1s■usttlslluu11 )) ENTRY BLANK lllim mi Family Spree Sweepstakes im WIN A TRIP FOR 4TO FLORIDA'S WALT -DISNEY WORLD le 1 NA'.T 1 1 �:r if 1 APDRF SS . . n ( 1 1 5 s B T111I'1LONE - lillINs s III PROV.: POSTAL CODE 1 Deposit in ballot box at any A&P Store - in Ontario. s ENTER OFTEN NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. o. g�tittli®■®i�lert�tiealis®i.t.l.l�.■le(.bl.eeei�sR as lo No d 9V iV V31130 Oa 11,f10A from page 10A blood. It will only take 2 or 3 iii mutes to tate the s¢assapie and answer some question$ about pesticides. This Clinic is for your benefit - for your safety. There will be a follow-up . Clinic . in May. OMAF staff will be on hand answer questions about esticides. To keep you up-to-date on the wise use of soil today and saving soil for tomorrow, the Huron County SoiY and Crop Imp, . xciation is presenting a Soil and Crop Management Program: 'i'heprogram will be held. on Wednesday, April 1st, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.at the Pineridge Chalet bet- ween etween Hensalland Zurich. Windbreaks on the farm, crop rotation, principles of tillage and alternatives to tYat'e---i otribeard--plow-are--a--- few of the topics to be covered. Experiences of innovative farmers and researchers will be featured. There will be plenty of op- portunity for discussion and questions. A buffet dinner is included in the cost of $6.00 per per- son. Tickets are, availabre from your township direc- tors irertors or the Agricultural Office in Clinton. cl Offer` incentives • The federal government _ should immediately offer new . incentives .. to 'help `" • • homeowners cope with cur- • rent high interest rates, the newly -elected President of the • Ontario .Real .• Estate Association said today. Robert Pedler warned Prime . Minister TrudeauT_, - Canada that ,the housing industry in . Canada . must 'mit become another Chrysler, In aletter -- -to- the- -Prime--Minister-;- , Pedler indicated • that , the • government should move immediately to freeze mor- tgage interest rates on all -primary residences at no more than 12 percent. He also called, on the government to ,re-evaluate the concept of mortgage in- terest deductibility. on 'in- come tax. "Home ownership is no - longer- a luxury, it's, a burdensome • penalty... in- come tax deductibility is no longer a perk, it's a necessi- ty," Pedler said. The letter was sent to the' Prime Minister immediately after Pedler, a Windsor area real estate broker, took of- fice as President of the 24,000 member organization. Pedler warned the Prime Minister that although the Association recognizes the external economic pressures on the federal government and realizes that govern- ment policy is seeking to boost the Canadian dollar and attract foreign invest- ment, his policies are "mutilating (the homeowners') pocketbook." To guard against property speculators, Pedler suggests that the freeze on mortgage interest rates apply only to primary residences: The Ontario Real Estate Association represents more .than 80 percent of all licensees in 48 local real. estate boards across On- tario. Add chlorine WINGHAM - The ministry of the environment is again calling for Wingham to add more chlorine to its water supply. However, the PUC, mindful of the public displeasure over the bleach odor produced by higher concentrations of the chemical, is going slowly on the re commendation. While there is no suggestion of a health hazard from the water, the ministry wants the chlorine level raised to clear up a problem of higher concentrations of iron in the water causing "excessive color and tur- bidity." PUC manager Ken Saxton, noting recent reports that link chlorine to cancer, said there is always some risk. "Either you get disease from impure water, or cancel from chlorine."