The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-03-25, Page 29BUY 2 - SAVE 35?
Marvel
S.LICED
WHITE BREAD
24 -oz loaf
GODERICH SIGNAL STAR, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25,1 s `.)1 -PAGE 7A
SUPPORT
Canedlon
1921-1981
SIXTY YEARS OF INSULIN
MARCH IS
DIABETES MONTH
with
Supermarket prices
SAVE 46¢
Betty Crocker, Assorted Varieties
SNACKIN'...
CAKE MIXES
1,4 -oz pkg
for
(Our Regular Price 67cloaf)
Soft pkg' of two -- 8.oz tufts
(OurRegular Price 1.45)
:Chocolate, Banana oryStrawberry
MILKMATE
. SYRUPS ,
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(Our Regular Price 1.29) (Our Regular Price 1.65)
Jane Parker SAVE 20c Frozen, Assorted Varieties
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FROZEN F00pS from A&P!
CHOCOLATE �.•�•�O9 SARA LEE ca
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CREME DONUTS LAYER CAKES JJ%
SAVE 66c
JANE PARKER, SLICED CHEESE BREAD 16.OZ LOAF OR
Bran Bread 24 -oz loaf 75,e
JANE PARKER PIE FULL 8 -INCH, 22 -OZ PIE
Lemon 'Meringue 1.55
JANE PARKER, SLICED
Protein Bread 16 -oz loaf 85%
JANE PARKER
Lemon Buns pkgof61.09
Jane Parker, "Heat 'N Serve" IMIN
HOT CROSS
BUNS
pkg
of 8
SAVE
30?
(Our Regular Price 1.29)
McCormick's
WHOLE WHEAT
I
FROZEN, EGG, HASH BROWNS & SAUSAGE, FRENCH TOAST &
SAUSAGE, PANCAKES & SAUSAGE 4.5 -OZ PKG
SVVallS011 Breakfasts 1.09
GREEN GIANT, FROZEN, IN BUTTER SAUCE, SWEETLETS TENDER
SMALL PEAS, WHITE CORN, LIMA BEANS, GREEN BEANS (9 -OZ)
Vegetables 1o.oz pkg 89ce
FROZEN, DEEP CRUST, PEPPERONI 350 g OR DELUXE •350 g,
Totino Pizza 10
"NEW" - FIVE ALIVE
FROZEN CONCENTRATED
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Fruit, Beverage
FROZEN, STRAIGHT OR CRINKLE CUT
McCain Superfries
FROZEN
Sole Fillets
BOSTON BLUE FROZEN
Fish Fillets
FROZEN
Mackerel:
DRESSED
Frozen Smelts
p1e1.79
12.5 -FL -OZ TIN
89¢
4 -LB PKG
2.19
161.89
1b1.09
lb 43,i
pkg99¢
16:oz
BLUE WATER, FROZEN I6 -OZ PKG
Cod Fish & Chips 99¢
169 (iiiAFT MAYONNAISE
89
COOKIES a�v
COOKIES pkgg
Margarine • Ib pkg 2.39
SWISS STYLE, ASSORTED FLAVOURS
Gay Lea Yogurt5009 99¢
COUNTRY KITCHEN 250 nil TUB
Whipped Butter 1.49
LAURA SECORD, PURE, RASPBERRY OR 24 -FL -OZ JAR
Strawberry Jam 2.59
IN TOMATO SAUCE 28 FL -OZ TIN
Heinz Spaghetti 89¢
Orange Pekoe - Paper
SALADA TEA BAGS
pkg
of 120
89
(Our Regular Price 4.39)
SAVE
50?
t
750 ml
jar
SAVE
44s'
( Our Regular Price 2.33)
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specially priced to get
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fumes 2 to24 only 52.99 each. -
on sale this week M Aume 2
SAVE 1.00 Ib
FRESH WHOLE
CHICKEN LEGS
SAVE 40? Ib
Combination Pack
PORK LOIN
CHOPS
Contains: 2 Rib End, 2 Loin End.
4 Centre Cut
Ib
((Our Regular Price Ib 1.99.)
Thighs & Drumsticks 16 1.09
Ott from Canada's Finest Grade 'A' Beef
PRIME RIB ROAST
First 5 Ribs only
ti
le
69
SAVE 50? Ib
(Our Regular Price Ib 3.19)
Prime Rib Steaks Ib 2.99
APPROXIMATELY 50% MEDIUM GROUND BEEF •
• AND 50% GROUND PORK, COMBINATION
Ground Meat' Ib 1.49
CUT'FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" BEEF •
Rib Eye Steaks ib 5.49
(Our Regular Price Ib 1.89)
PORK LAIN ROASTS
Rib Portion or Tenderloin
Portion -3 to 31/2-1b cut
lb
4
Boneless
Rib
Portion
Ib 2.39
SAVE 40? Ib
(Our Regular Price lb 1.89)
CENTRE CUT LOIN ROAST OR:
Pork Chops
(BONELESS LB 2.69)
16 1.89
PORK LOIN RIB PORTION (COUNTRY STYLE)
Spare Ribs Ib 1.49
PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, 'PORK SIDE
Spare Ribs 161.49
PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, SLICED, SKINLESS AND DEVEINED SWIFT PREMIUM, BONELESS, SUGAR PLUM, VAC PAC
Beef Liver 1b99¢.
(Our Regular Price 1.99)
A&P, Regular or Thick SAVE 30c
SLICED
SIDE BACON
500 g vac
Pac 69
Dinner Hems 162.59
(Our Regular Price 1.89) SAVE 50c.
SWIFT PREMIUM
WIENERS 1 �b pkg 139
PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, WHOLE (Turkey Breasts Ib 1.99)nMAPLE LEAF, REGULAR,
TurkeyLegs Ib 1.29 THICK SLICED OR BEEF, 500 g PKG•
VV Sliced Bologna 1.89
SWIFT PREMIUM, SLICED, SIX VARIETIES 175 g PKG
Cooked Meats 79¢
MAPLE LEAF BRAND, REGULAR,
HINT OF .MAPLE, THICK SLICED
Side Bacon 500gpkg 1.79
MAPLE LEAF, SWEET PICKLED, VAC PACK HALVES
Cottage Rolls Ib 1.59
MAPLE LEAF, SMOKED
Sausage
REGAL, BY THE PIECE, RINDLESS, VAC PAC
Ib1.99
Side Bacon Ib 1.29
SHOPSY'S COLE SLAW OR
Potato Salad
In stores with DELI Shop!
CANADA PACKERS, MACARONI & CHEESE,
DUTCH OR CHICKEN LOAF
SCHNEIDERS
500 g CARTON
•1.29
Cold Cuts ib 1449 Polish Sausage ib1.79
SAVE 0�
Savarin, 4 Varieties including beef
FROZEN DINNERS
11 -oz
pkg
(Our Regular Price 1.29 )
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CHEER DETERGENT
1.*
6 iitre
box
(Our Regular Price 4.59)
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Spraying
in metric
Ontario farmers will be
faced with spraying in
metric quantities this year.
Stocks of Imperial size pro-
ducts wawa be sold out walla
spring and replaced with
metric equivalents.
Most liquid products will
be:available..in. metric with
the 10 litre (L) jug being one
of the most popular sizes.
Many companies are in-
troducing 20 L pails ..and
some are selling 200 L
drums.
To help make the conver-
sion to metric sizes easier,
John Scott, Ontario Ministry
of Agriculture and Food
associate agricultural
representative, Wellington
County, suggests these tips.
To get a feeling for metric
distance, pace off the
distance between your house
and barn. If you are of
average height, your pace is
one metre • (1 yard plus 3 in-
ches).
In the corner of one field,
walk 100 steps along one
fence andmark the spot with
a stake. Walk down the other
side 100 steps - and place
another stake. Whe. n
squared off, this area is one -
hectare (ha): If you don't
want 'to walk the farm,
multiply the number of acres
by 0.4 to determine the'
number of hectares.
For reference, draw a map
of your farm, mark in the
fields and under the number
of acres, add the number of
hectares.
• Old ,sprayer's -need
recalibration. Many ,new
sprayers have level in-
dicator tubes showing both
gallons and�,a,,,� litres..,,,�If your
sprayer-`'tioeo"' not- ."`
metric indicator;• use an old
"Lasso" pail (20 L when full)
and fill the tank pail by pail,
/harking levels with a per-
manent niarker. If the tank
reads in gallons, add the cor-
responding number of litres:
To convert Imperial gallons
to litres multiply. by 4.55. To
convert U.S. gallons to litres,
multiply by 3.79.
Field sizes seldom corm's -
pond exactly to pesticide
packages. A 5L or IOL plastic
jug, marked off in litres or
half litres makes a handy
tool for measuring .liquids.
Wettable powders can be
measured out as a portion of
the product bag.
When you are ready to go
out to the field, count off 50 •
paces_ .(50). Using the
calibration bottle, check the
output in metric by driving
this- distance at normal
speed.. Two hundred'
millilitres 'in the bottle
equals 80 L -ha of spray.
• Read the .labels on
pesticide packages. Some
labels have 'conversions
printed on them; others may
give metric only.•To convert
application rates multiply
gallons Per acre by 11.2 to
determine litres per/hectare.
To convert pounds per
square inch of old pressure
gauges to the metric
equivalent, multiply psi by
6.89 to determine kilopascals
(kPa).
"Application rates have
been a problem in the past,"
says Scott. "Weeds have.
been missed and crops have •
been injured. This year
spray operators must be on
their toes to get the correct
rate. With some pre-
planning and extra care, we
could have a year of fewer
spray problems."
Check
your car
The Ca nada Safety Council
suggests that vehicle owners
compare the need for
automotive care to the need
for personal health care.
Just as an annual check-up
is beneficial in spotting early
signs of problems. and
doctors advise us all to have
them on a regular .basis, so
with motor vehicles. Check-
ups can spot problems
developing before they
become major
catastrophies. .
Preventive maintenance
may require some ex-
penditures, but these are
usually far less than might
be the case should a total
failure of a car or a system
within a car occur.
The week 'of April 2 to 8 has
been designated as "Car
Check Week". It is a god
time for all vehicle owners to .
note that vehicles have just
come through the ravages of
a danadian winter, and few
owners are as conscientious
about checking their
vehicles in winter as they are
in summer.