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GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY AUGUST 30,1979 --PAGE 7A
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SAVE 49?Ib
Smoked, Cooked, Partly Skinned
lb
WHOLE
HAMS
14' to 19 -Ib Average
1‘1111 I Our Regular Price Ib 1.48 I
A&P Bather -Shop Meats!
run"' SAVE 20% Ib HIN
Cut from Canada Grade 'A' Beef
BONELESS ROASTS
Blade
Chuck
Short Rib Ib
or
Shoulder
0
9
(Our Regular Price Ib 1.89)
Shoulder - "Great on the B.B.Q."
NEW ZEALAND
LAMB CHOPS ib
SAVE 80Ft
Parlour
BORDEN
ICE CREAM
.2
Titre
ctn
9
Our Regular Price 2.39
i
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SAVE lOsz:
Powdered
TIDE
DETERGENT
6.
Titre
box
Our Regular Price 3.69
�ry
You'll do better at THE FARM at A&P
A&P, Sliced
SIDE • BACON
1 -Ib
vac pac
(Our Regular Price 1.59)
ONTARIO NO: 1 GRADE
Potatoes
20 LB.
1
,144
Smoked, Cooked
- Butt Portion 1.29
HAMS
SHANK PORTION Ib 1 .1
"Great on the B.B.Q."
CENTRE CUTS OR HAM STEAKS LB 1.89
Maple Leaf Week at A&P.
Regular or All Beef
"B.B.Q. Favourite"
MAPLE LEAF
WIENERS vac'pac ...
MAPLE LEAF, SLICED- ASSORTED VARIETIES
Bologna 1.Ib vac pac1,59
MAPLE LEAF, SEMI -BONELESS, VAC PAC,. QUARTERS LB 2.39
Smoked Hams Halves 16 229.
Sliced, Assorted Varieties 1 -Ib vac pac
MAPLE LEAF
SIDE BACON
LS
MAPLE LEAF, SLICED
NO. 1 GRADE, FRgSH, DAILY, LARGE HEADS
Ontario Cauliflower each 7
ONTARIO, FRESH, TENDER, LARGE BUNCHES . TROPICANA, RICH IN VITAMIN
Carrots 3f0,1.00. Orange Juice
SWEET THOMPSON SEEDLESS, RED QUEEN, BLACK RIBIER• CALIFORNIA, BIG, BEAUTIFUL, LUSCIOUS,
California Ib ■
Grapes. 98 Strawberries
9?
A 64 -FL -OZ BTL
2.49
SUGAR SWEET
pint 99
6"pot 5.69
NO. 1 GRADE, IMPORTED, SWEET PKG OF 2 SEVERAL VARIETIES
Spanish Onions 99¢ Table Ferns
Cooked Ham 6 -oz vac pac 1.49
MAPLE LEAF, CHUNKS
Headcheese 161.89
MAPLE LEAF, WITH RAISIN SAUCE "GREAT ON THE B.B.Q." MAPLE LEAF
Ham Steaks
6-ozpkg 159 Sausage Meat 1 -Ib roll 1,39
12 -OZ VAC PAC MAPLE 'LEAF O-
1OZ PKG
Cooked Meats 1.49 Pepperoni Sticks ,1.69
t' SAVE 14¢ HIN SAVE 46
MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, ASSORTED VARIETIES
Assorted Varieties
Detergent
PEACH TIME
To determine ripeness of peaches, the back-
ground colour of the fruit should be a creamy
'yellow. Redness does not indicate ,ripeness.
Peaches should be firm to the touch, and -give
slightly with applied pressure.
STORAGE: Keep unripe peaches uncovered at
room temperature and not in direct sunlight.
Ripe fruit can be kept for up to 5 days uncov-
ered in the refrigerator.
FREEZING: Choose firm ripe peaches with no
green colour in the skin. Recommended varie-
ties are: Redhaven, Enyoy, Harmony, Madison,
Veteran, and Sunbeam, Peel, pit and slice.
Peaches can be packed in cold syrup (2 cups
sugar to 3 cups water) or packed in dry sugar
using 2/3 cup sugar to 4 cups prepared fruit.
Ascorbic acid (lemon juice) is an effective
anti -darkening agent.
NUTRITION: Peaches rank high in Vitamin A
and contain some Vitamin C, A 31/2 oz.' peach
contains 46 calories, 160-259 mg potassium
and a fair amount of other minerals.
For consumer information write to:
Ruth Reynolds,
A&P Consumer Consultant,
P.O. Box 68, Station A,
TORONTO, Ont. M5W 1A6.
BICK'S RELISHES PALMOLIVE LIQUID
12-fl-oz5
jar
HEINZ, FANCY
m
(Our Regular Price 73c) d
Tomato Juice 48 -f1 -oz tin 79,
HUNTS 5.5 -PLOY TIN
`Tomato Paste . 3 for 1.00
WHOLE, PLAIN OR WITH GARLIC 22 OZ JAR
Bick's Dill Pickles 99¢
RIO, SLICED ACTION PRICEI
10 -fl -oz tin 7 9,
MUshr oras
24 -fl -oz
plastic
btl
9
(Our Regular Price 1.45)
YOU'LL DO better WITH ABP'S
!frozen foods & dairy products
BEATRICE COTTAGE CHEESE
J
ASSORTED, VARIETIES ACTION PRICE! 14 -OZ TIN TIE BAGS
Peek Frean Cookies 1.19
. CRYSTALS, ASSORTED FLAVOURS POLY PKG OF 3 - 71 g ENVS
.Hawaiian Punch 79¢
ASSORTED COLOURS ACTION PRICE!
Viva Towels pkg of 2 rolls 1.19
STOKELY, ASSORTED VARIETIES INCLUDING
VAN CAMP BEANS WITH PORK ACTION 'PRICE!
Vegetabies 14 -1l -oz tin 2 for 79,
4
KENTFROZEN CONCENTRATED
Lemonade
RICH'S, FROZEN
(Our Regular Price 1.12 - SAVE 33c)
Creamed 500 g ctn 79,1
12 fl. oz. fin SEALTEST, LIGHT 'N LIVELY
3 for 1.
Coffee Rich
KISMET, PARCHMENT WRAPPED
Margarine
JANE PARKER, SLICED
Raisin Bread
Ice Milk
ACTION PRICEI
2 litre c!n 15 9
.
ACTION PRICEI PLAIN OR ASSORTED FLAVOURS 175 g TUB
32°zctn 79/ Yoplait Desserts 3 for 1 .00
ACTION PRICE! ASSORTED FLAVOURS
1 -Ib pkg 69¢ Borden
PKG OF 24
Popsicles - 1.99
1 -PLY BATHROOM TISSUE, ASSORTED COLOURS
Cottonelle
MARVEL, SLICED
White Bread
ASSORTED VARIETIES
Romi Pastas
ACTION PRICE! \\n
16 -oz loaf 69¢
pkg of
WITH THIS COUPONc
4 rolls
1.1 9 • CHEESE
AI ro, Frozen
PIZZAS
ACTION PRICE!
24ozloaf 3 for 1.2 9
2 -lb pkg 7 9¢
20 -oz 49,
pkg of
6 pies • t✓_
Limit one per family
Valid thru Sat., Sept. 1st, 1979. V.C.
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Talk
about
1080
taxes
The Huron County
Federation of Agriculture
at their regional
meetings on Sept. 6, at
the Huron Centennial
School, Brucefield, and
• the East Wawanosh
School at Belgrave, are
having informed
speakers on the recently
announced Provincial
Equalization Factors.
These new .factors may
have a devastating effect
on your 1980.tax bill if you
live in .any one of 'the
townships in Huron
County, with the ex-
ception of Hay.
The proposed increases
for 1980 taxes, range from
a low of approximately
six mills in East
Wawanosh (or $48 on an
average 100 acre farm) to
a tremendous increase in
McKillop of ap-
proximately 40 mills (or
$320 ion an„ average 1.00 . ,...
acre farm).
Perhaps the residents.
of the rural townships
' will want an explanation
for these sudden and
drastic changes. William
Alcock, deputy clerk -
treasurer for Huron
County will be at the
Federation of Agriculture
meeting at Brucefield.
Floyd •Jenkins, Regional
Assessment Com-
missioner for Huron -
Perth will- be at the
Federation of Agriculture
_m.e e-ti.ng._...a.t--__.B elgr..ay.e..----_.._.__._._._
Both meetings will
commence at 8.:30.
Strategy
needed...
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for this assistance only, if
the product of the R & D
is developed in Canada;
(.4) special research
and development
assistance for Canadian -
controlled small
businesses in the form of
a cash rebate equivalent
to 15 percent of their
research and develop-
ment expenditures,
because small businesses
do not generate sufficient
taxable income to 'take
advantage of existing -
tax -deduction -type in-
centives;
(5) an entrepreneurial.
advisory service, with
educational programs
and seminars for small
businessmen;
(6) an improved and
expanded apprenticeship
program including a
service to Match ap-
prentices with potential
employers.
Finally, we a -re calling
• for a special program to
assist Canadian -owned
auto -parts m.anufac-
tu'rer§ by providing loans
at• subsidized interest
rates for capital ex-
pansion and research and
development. Clearly,
the auto -parts industry is
facing special problems
as the automobile.
manufacturers proceed
with their program to
alter radically their
designs - and therefore
their buying patterns. We
want to ensure 'that
Canadian firms can
maintain or increase
'their share of this
dynamic market.
In summary, our
proposal for an industrial
strategy consists of a
comprehensive package
of incentives and
programs to encourage
our manufacturing in-
dustry. Designed to assist
Canadian -owned
businesse§ over foreign
multinationals so that we 44
can establish control of
our. Own . economic
destiny, it would provide
p"referential government
procurement policies,
innovative incentives to
encourage Ontarians to
invest in our economy,
assistance with research
and development costs
and sensible manpower
policies which would
match young people with
the available jobs.