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, SAVE
47Ib
LOIN
LOIN
Combination Pack
Combination Pack
PORK.'.CHPS
Contains -2 Rib End Chops,
2 Loin End Chops —4 Centre Cut Chops
Ib
nag
IOur Regular Price Ib 1.86
PREVIOUSLY FROZEN
SAVE 3&
Tomato
HEINZ
KETCHUP
32 -fl -oz keg
Roast or Chops
Our Regular Price 1.35
CENTRE CUT
PORK LOIN
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Action Price!
6 Varieties Including Peas & Corn
LIBBY'S
VEGETABLES
14 -fl -oz tin
for
Stock Up!
YOU'LL DO'better AT
4tE FARA,
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Ontario, No. 1. Grade, White
CAULIFLOWER
(Our Regular Price Ib 2.08)
Pork Side Spare Ribs
each
PORK LOIN, COUNTRY STYLE PREVIOUSLY FROZEN
Rib Portion ib 1.59 Pork Hocks I1,59 ¢
PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, NEW ZEALAND, SHOULDER SCHNEIDERS, REGULAR, BEEF, MAPLE 1 -LB PKG
Lamb Chops 14.39 Mini .Sizzlers 1.89
'Pride of Canada Week at AQP
Pride of Canada Wieners ::; 1-Ibvacpc 1.49
PRIDE OF CANADA, SLICED • PRIDE OF CANADA, PRESSED,
Cooked Ham 6-ozvac pac1.29 Dinner. Ham Hb2.39
PRIDE OF CANADA, SLICED, ASSORTED VARIETIES PRIDE OF CANADA, SLICED
Cooked Meats ,a2;a, L39 Side Bacon1-I6 pkg 91.59
PRIDE OF CANADA ,1,6-0Z .VAC PAC PRIDE OF CANADA, ASSORTED VARIETIES' 24.OZ VAC PAC
Sliced Bologna -1.49 Sausage Sticks 2.79
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to Action Price! '\
White Label, Wiener Rolls or Boutique
HAMBURGER BUNS . . KLEENEX T
oWELS
pkg
of12.
-.1. kg, 99fze
,..,
pkg of
2 rolls'
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Large Size.
No. 1 Grade, Ontario, Peak of the Crop 4 -qt basket
BLUE GRAPES
2.18
NO- 1 GRADE, ONTARIO, LARGE SIZE NO 1 GRADE, ONTARIO 4 -QT BASKET
Cabbage 3f-1.00 Bartlett Pears 2.79
HONDURAS, PLANT RIPE, SWEET+JUICY NO. 1 GRADE, ONTARIO, ITALIAN. FREESTONE 4 -QT BASKET
Pineapples each 9% Prune -Plums 2.79
ASSORTED TROPICAL PLANTS 90 -INCH POT NO. 1 GRADE, ONTARIO, FREESTONE
Hanging Baskets each7r99 Peaches 4 -qt basket 239
FANCY, ONTARIO, MacINTOSH, FIRST OF THE SEASON . " NO. 1 GRADE, ONTARIO, FINEST FLAVOUR
Apples 3 -Ib bag 1.19 Tomatoes 4 -qt basket 1,99
THINK PRICE PER SERVING:
Consider cost per serving, not cost per pound
when buying meat- Ask your A&P butcher for
suggestions on less costly cuts and the number
of servings to expect from 1 pound.
To determine cost per serving:
COST PER _ PRICE'PER POUND
SERVING NUMBER OF SERVINGS
PER POUND.
As an example:
35c PER — 1,40 PER POUND
SERVING 4 SERVINGS PER •
POUND.
MARVEL, SLICED ACTION PRICE! 24.OZ LOAF PALANDA, IN OWN JUICE, CRUSHED, SLICED OR TIDBITS
White Bread 3 for 1.29 Pineapple 19 fl O7 t�n.59% AYLMER, CHOICETomatoes
JANE PARKER , ACTION PRICE! RASPBERRY OR STRAWBERRY, WITH PECTIN ACTION PRICE! INSTANT
English Muff ins Pkg of 6 69¢ Aylmer Jam .2441.701.29 Nescafe Coffee io oz°iar 5
�.r99
COFFEE BREAKS & FUDGEE-O DAYTIME ACTION PRICE! PKG OF 30 IN TOMATO SAUCE OR WITH PORK
' Ciristies , 450g Pk91r33 Pampers Diapers 2.79 Heinz Bean 19 f1.oz tin 210 99,
OLD TYME ACTION PRICE! A&P ACTION PRICE!
l0 Fl OZ- TIN BARBER SHOP
To .-le Syrup 750mIbtl 1.39•' Mandarin Oranges 59¢ SHAVE CREAM 35D ml 1.49
ACTION PRICE'
28 -f1 -oz tin 59¢
Boneless beef: 3-4 servings per pound.
• chuck, blade, round, rump, and
sirloin roast. '
• flank, sirloin, ribeye and cubed steaks.
• ground beef, beef ler and stewing beef.
Purchase the right meat at the right price.
Ask the man who knows, and pave the way for
great savings on a wide variety of meats.
For recip'es, Nutrition and Consumer Informa-
tion, write to:
RUTH REYNOLDS
Consumer Consultant
P.O. Box 68, Station A
Toronto, Ontario.
SHAMPOO 350 ml PLASTIC BTL
Head & Shoulders 2.99
JERGENS
Bath Soap Pkg of 5 1.19
LIQUID ACTION PRICE!
Javex Bleach 64 11 -oz plastic btl 59j
FACIAL TISSUE, ASSORTED COLOURS
Kleenex box of 200 sheets 65¢
Ashfield
approves
stock claim
Council met on Sep-
tember 4 with all
members present. Russ
Batten was present and
reported on the new
drains being constructed.
.:..A stock claim- by -Carl
Stanley for chickens
killed and one for goats
killed was approved for .
payment. An application
for severance by Balfour
Simpson for an acre of
land on which a hydro.
distributing station will
be erected was apprgved.
File Drain Roting By-
law was passed and
building permits . were
granted to William
Andrew for a house,
Steven Andrew, addition
to house, Ken Alten, barn
and Joe Van Osch, barn.
The clerk was • in-
structed to make ap- '
plication for the interim
payment of the 1979 road
subsidy. General ac-
counts of $43,116.42 and
road accounts of
$22,997.39 were paid. The
next meeting will be
Tuesday, Sept. 18 at 7:30
p.m.
Small
bus•
iness...
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wishing to discuss
,Ontario Government
policy, regulations and
procedures should
contact Peter Friedman,
Manager of Customer
Service, Deregulation
and Industry Support
Services, Ontario
Ministry of Industry and
Tourism, Queen's Park,
(416) 965-3405. The
Ministry ' operates a
number of ,programs
designed to assist the
. individual or small
manufacturing business
in the development of
new products or
processes, the en-
couragement of design
and development of
product, and the ad-
vancement of industrial
technology which can be
exploited within a short
'period of time.
The Program' to
Encourage Product and
Process Innovation
(PEPPI) provides
financial "assistance to
the inventor or small
business entrepreneur
who , has limited or no
suitable facilities of his
own, to develop a
prototype of a product or
process :toprove its
feasibility. It is designed
for projects not ex-
ceeding $12,000 total
costs. • Financial
assistance of 100 percent
of eligible project costs
upto a maximum of
$8,000 is provided for the
purpose of developing a
prototype.
The Product
Development
Management Program
(PDMP) is designed to
assist existing small
secondary 'manufac-
turers to increase their'
in-house industrial design
management un-
der standing and.
capability. Projects
should not exceed $15,000
total cost. Financial
assistance amounting to
between 75 percent and 90
percent of eligible project
cost is provided up to a
maximum of $10,000.
Ontario's Small
Business -Industry
Technology Program
(S'BITP) encourages
existing small secondary
manufacturers to develop
new products and -or
processes that would
significantly advance the
innovation and
technology practised by
industry. It is designed
for projects not ex-
ceeding $25,000 total cost.
The Ministry will provide
financial assistance up to
a maximum of $10,000.
The three Development
Corporations (Ontario
D.C.; Eastern Ontario
D.C.; and Northern
Ontario D.C.) offer a
comprehensive program
of financial and advisory
services to business and
industry throughout the
Province.
If you would like fur-
ther information on the
various federal or
provincial programs,
please give me .a call.
Copies of our Party's
Guide are available.
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