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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-04-27, Page 541 W111111110M111111111011IMIlle •••itir7 • ,"• $•-• :,;1•11,,r•ht,' • ,, ,,,,, 1 • t + '',V 1;, W, J.,, • $ .." ,..46 L.4, , ,F4P.44,17: Sys- ' to is our biggest event of the year. It's our vv* Of sSylrid. ',Thanks for sh.0127 ping.st A&P! ,§0tfCconqpn down for big values in every depatirnOt,. we guarantee you more take hOfirsiliOri 01;',.,.) • : :'-' ' ''' ' ' ' ...•;: SAVE UP TO 2.87/kg 1 COT FR, 'CANADA'S FINEST GRADE • Ikg OUR REGULAR PRICE UP TO 9.46/4 — 4.29 Ib PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, SERVE WITH STEAK OR IN SALADS Fresh Mushrooms 01' IP'4" 2 8 OZ PKG o 4 cc o AF I -1 .,.. ,ta 0V0 O • SAV 1.79 FINE, GRANUI.ATED White Sugar LARGE 4 kg BAG 1 OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.57 (L3nit 5 bags per family purchasf..) • -• • KRAFT Miracle Whip Salad Dressing OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.63 (Lirntt 3 per family f chases.) 500 mL JAR SPRITE, SUGAR FREE SPRITE, SUGAR—FREE TAB COLA, DIET COKE AND Coca-Cola Case of 24 OUR REGULAR PRICE 9.99 6 pack of 300 mL returnable btts. available at our regular price. Less Than .1), 280 mL TINS 1111.1111111111111111iallteller PURE Mitchell's Apple Juice OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.59 48 FL OZ TIN •0 JANE PARKER, SLICED 100% Whole Wheat Bread OUR REGULAR PRICE .93 Made vvith 100% pure vegetable shortening. -• 675 g LOAO Watch_ your mail this week for A&P'S great Appreciation Days Sale Circular (Mailed in the areas of A&P stores only) ••• Fanners Yt,Federatki of a TOPOMM.. would 100 • 11 ervje 04 On dllandAnsi f ib1111010.0. It. has releeted. e 100 _per, 7 cent property ex rebate plannedforl984. . The Federation's statement accepts that foodland requires services for it to remain productive and for the produce to be moved to consumers. 41110 costs of roads, bridges, drainage works, and fire protection are essential to our family farms and are appropriate charges to our foodland and our production facilities" the Federation says. The Province's plans to remove all property taxes from foodland and agricultural buildings do not have the support of the Christian Farmers Federation for the following ••:•:•' 4.% buildingt ,;;Jrit • 01' • • ,•••••:''J• llitIntOrtJ ere coald •Allereaim- provement seekingprovement services OW PM* " since the pnbilc; Would paying the WeamennemlaY argue_that there 00100 be no obJevuortO soMe,Public use of these lands such as Hydro transmission towers or snowmobile trails; and property taxes are a significant discouragement to buying. foodland for speculative purposes. The Federationagrees, .with the removal of education taxes from foodland. It also agrees with assessing houses differently so that education taxes will be paid en farm homes. The statement supports proposed eligibility requirements of $12,000 'Orem -aprefpren slmpler ertterlo:'o. -alititatata.rebatapli,:01 • .4 elltfargaaethat-thelegegrant naSe,egteettnataile:well. The statement calls fir ron Beef grading changes and electronic auctioning will be meetingsujectsegfoIrrefloaunttyan,00pez SchooleltiI11nip'nr present i n tA eP nbeeavt:8 grading system Central Huron Secondary sYstem was implemented September o thes t5 lct9v7a2 advanced wedaone i ne the world .,and has worked well. Revised grading regulations were published in the Canada Gazette January 8, .1983. Proposed changes are to occurfor A and B grade fat levels and the site of ribbing. Steve Jones of 0.A:C.'s Meat Science Department, University of Guelph, Guelph, will explain proposed changes, Ross - Procter of Bodmin Limited, will show our present system of gradmg with a slide presentation. Bob Kerr of Kerr Farms, Chatham, will talk on the Electronic Auctioning of Beef Cattle and proposed changes. Dan Sideen will present a video tape ' of a recent electronic auction. Huron beef producers are Welcome to this open meeting. -Stan Paquette, Assoc. Ag. Rep. 4 -II Achievement Programs - You Won't Want To MissThem! "Ontario Heritage" is the their at 50 . perei.t ofsevered rural lota. The Federation wants the Jan ; assesseti at productive value only. title of the current 40 homemaking club project. Over 009 members are taking 00. ; During the first five meetings, the members learned about the fond customs of the various nationalities' whichnettled in Ontario from pioneer URNS • lip to ,the present., A multi, cultural menu was prepared at each meeting. There were a variety of home assign- ments including some recipe preparation, The members organized, hosted and catered a party making use of the skills they acquired. At the final meeting, the club planned an exhibit, skit or demonstration to be presented at Achievement Program. In addition to the presentation, members will have on display their completed manuals. We look forward to having you there at Achievement Programs. The whole family is welcome. There's no charge. It's an evening of entertainment. Come see the members work. Each evening begins at 7 pm. DATES: srucefield: Monday, May 2 - Huron Centennial Public School; Brookside: Thursday, May 5 - Brookside Public School; and Clinton: Tuesday, May 17 - Central Huron Secondary School. - Jane Muegge, , Home Economist Pioneers to hold Achievement night By Andrea Smith The seventh meeting of the Port Albert Pioneers was held on Monday April 18 at Mrs. Smith's. Solarian sheet floors are now on sale. With the biggest savings ever on Armstrong floors. Save $6 per m2 on Solarian Supreme, $5 per m2 on Designer Solarian and Designer Solarian II. Plus $4 off every square metre of Premier SundialTM Solarian and Studio Solarian. -CHOOSE FROM OVER 95 BEAUTIFUL COLOURS AND PATTERNS. All on sale. And all with Armstrong's exclusive Solarian no -wax surface—so they keep their "like - new" look far longer than vinyl no -wax floors. • Like spring flowers, this sale won't last long. So hurry in today. BONUS GIFT EXTRA—A silver-plated vase full of red, silken roses, 0 value, with purchase of Solarian Supreme, Designer Solarian II or Designer Solarian. Or buy them for only $19.95. Stop in for details. sit The girls started the meeting with the pledge. The minutes and treasurer's report were also read. The members then diagee.soxl their exhibtkaght, be shown at tneir. Achievement night at Brookside on Thuriday May 5 at 7:00 p.m. The meeting was closed with the 4-H motto. "Learn to do by doing." r STATE FARM7 INSURANCE FOR INSURANCE CALL • BILL BARWICK AGENT 388 KINGSTONI'ST. GODERICH, ONTARIO 524-755.1 L00 a good neighbor. State Farm is them. Stale Form Insurance Comparin Canadian Hood 011ictio: Scarborough, Ont BUTLER - Ring Drive Silo Unioaders B ig Jim Silo Unioaders Volume Belt Feeders Convey -n -Food Cattle Feeders Single Chain Conveyors B arn Cleaners Oswalt Ensilmixers FARMATIC- B lender Homelier Mills B lender Roller Mills B lender Mills for Ground Hi -Moisture Corn Augers Log E levo1011 ACORN - Cable Barn Cleaners Hydraulic Manure Pumps WESTEEL-ROSCO Grain Bins - 1,330 to 250.000 bu. Bulk Food Tanks ACME - Fan -Jot Ventilation Systems ASTON- Vonellotlon Systems II II, Complete, Nog Con- finement Systems stoiiinv-stoNnEa tiquid Manure Spreaders CLAS. Parts and Service far Clay ilmilpeatint ilquiel Mentor. loompao Aortifort, toparettettO Wt HANDL sWiliv$1000 Ltinaltilf ant kineetitIltak, Onts Phoftit 24S42114 McKILLOP MUTUAL. INSURANCE COMPANY Established 1876 Pb. 527-0400 91 Main St. South, Seaforth • FULL COVERAGE Farm & Urban Properties • DIRECTORS & ADJUSTERS • i Ken Carnochan 482-3354 Lavern Godkin 527-1877 Ross Leonhardt 345-2234 John McEwing • 523-9390 Stanley MeIlwahi 524-7051 ilnald MeKercher 527-1837 Jehn A. Taylor 482-7527 J.N. Trewartha 482-7593 Stuart Wilson 527,0687 AGENTS E.F. "Bill" Burst 527-4455 Bob McNaughton 527-1571 . Wm. Leiper 523-4257. CALL AN AGENT OR THE OFFICE 'Orem -aprefpren slmpler ertterlo:'o. -alititatata.rebatapli,:01 • .4 elltfargaaethat-thelegegrant naSe,egteettnataile:well. The statement calls fir ron Beef grading changes and electronic auctioning will be meetingsujectsegfoIrrefloaunttyan,00pez SchooleltiI11nip'nr present i n tA eP nbeeavt:8 grading system Central Huron Secondary sYstem was implemented September o thes t5 lct9v7a2 advanced wedaone i ne the world .,and has worked well. Revised grading regulations were published in the Canada Gazette January 8, .1983. Proposed changes are to occurfor A and B grade fat levels and the site of ribbing. Steve Jones of 0.A:C.'s Meat Science Department, University of Guelph, Guelph, will explain proposed changes, Ross - Procter of Bodmin Limited, will show our present system of gradmg with a slide presentation. Bob Kerr of Kerr Farms, Chatham, will talk on the Electronic Auctioning of Beef Cattle and proposed changes. Dan Sideen will present a video tape ' of a recent electronic auction. Huron beef producers are Welcome to this open meeting. -Stan Paquette, Assoc. Ag. Rep. 4 -II Achievement Programs - You Won't Want To MissThem! "Ontario Heritage" is the their at 50 . perei.t ofsevered rural lota. The Federation wants the Jan ; assesseti at productive value only. title of the current 40 homemaking club project. Over 009 members are taking 00. ; During the first five meetings, the members learned about the fond customs of the various nationalities' whichnettled in Ontario from pioneer URNS • lip to ,the present., A multi, cultural menu was prepared at each meeting. There were a variety of home assign- ments including some recipe preparation, The members organized, hosted and catered a party making use of the skills they acquired. At the final meeting, the club planned an exhibit, skit or demonstration to be presented at Achievement Program. In addition to the presentation, members will have on display their completed manuals. We look forward to having you there at Achievement Programs. The whole family is welcome. There's no charge. It's an evening of entertainment. Come see the members work. Each evening begins at 7 pm. DATES: srucefield: Monday, May 2 - Huron Centennial Public School; Brookside: Thursday, May 5 - Brookside Public School; and Clinton: Tuesday, May 17 - Central Huron Secondary School. - Jane Muegge, , Home Economist Pioneers to hold Achievement night By Andrea Smith The seventh meeting of the Port Albert Pioneers was held on Monday April 18 at Mrs. Smith's. Solarian sheet floors are now on sale. With the biggest savings ever on Armstrong floors. Save $6 per m2 on Solarian Supreme, $5 per m2 on Designer Solarian and Designer Solarian II. Plus $4 off every square metre of Premier SundialTM Solarian and Studio Solarian. -CHOOSE FROM OVER 95 BEAUTIFUL COLOURS AND PATTERNS. All on sale. And all with Armstrong's exclusive Solarian no -wax surface—so they keep their "like - new" look far longer than vinyl no -wax floors. • Like spring flowers, this sale won't last long. So hurry in today. BONUS GIFT EXTRA—A silver-plated vase full of red, silken roses, 0 value, with purchase of Solarian Supreme, Designer Solarian II or Designer Solarian. Or buy them for only $19.95. Stop in for details. sit The girls started the meeting with the pledge. The minutes and treasurer's report were also read. The members then diagee.soxl their exhibtkaght, be shown at tneir. Achievement night at Brookside on Thuriday May 5 at 7:00 p.m. The meeting was closed with the 4-H motto. "Learn to do by doing." r STATE FARM7 INSURANCE FOR INSURANCE CALL • BILL BARWICK AGENT 388 KINGSTONI'ST. GODERICH, ONTARIO 524-755.1 L00 a good neighbor. State Farm is them. Stale Form Insurance Comparin Canadian Hood 011ictio: Scarborough, Ont BUTLER - Ring Drive Silo Unioaders B ig Jim Silo Unioaders Volume Belt Feeders Convey -n -Food Cattle Feeders Single Chain Conveyors B arn Cleaners Oswalt Ensilmixers FARMATIC- B lender Homelier Mills B lender Roller Mills B lender Mills for Ground Hi -Moisture Corn Augers Log E levo1011 ACORN - Cable Barn Cleaners Hydraulic Manure Pumps WESTEEL-ROSCO Grain Bins - 1,330 to 250.000 bu. Bulk Food Tanks ACME - Fan -Jot Ventilation Systems ASTON- Vonellotlon Systems II II, Complete, Nog Con- finement Systems stoiiinv-stoNnEa tiquid Manure Spreaders CLAS. Parts and Service far Clay ilmilpeatint ilquiel Mentor. loompao Aortifort, toparettettO Wt HANDL sWiliv$1000 Ltinaltilf ant kineetitIltak, Onts Phoftit 24S42114