thk tribune thursday february 7 198 w reserve the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements you do better withthese m prices effective thru saturday february 9th 1980 action prices are special savings all over the store in groceries frozen dairy health and beauty aids and general merchandise youll get extra savings wherever you sea this action price sign every at ap ap fancy tomato juice roivjato juice a p j 48fioz tin stock up now jane parker sliced 60 or 100 whole wheat or cracked wheat brown bread 24oz loaf y v our regular price 65c each from concentrate ap apple juice 48floz tin our regular price 89c savelof deluxe ii or country recipe pudding added assorted varieties duncan hines cake mixes 185oz pkg our regular price 107 savii7gvi with supermarket prices ygpm smoked cooked whole 1 6 to 1 9lb average our regular price lb 1 59 hams shank portion lb 109 butt portion lbl19 no centre slices removed shank half lb 119 butt half lb 129 centre cuts or ham steaks lb 179 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squash ib49 california excellent in fruit salad kiwi fruit 3100 packed fresh daily cole slaw 0299 assorted colours kleenex facial tissue box of 200 sheets stock up now all purpose coffee flavour crystals 69 gaines dog dinner 439 ap stouffville 399 main st w romi pastas i89l with pork in tomato sauce clark beans im59 white or pink dove soap 371 89 maxwell house 399 kraft process assorted varieties cheez whiz xsfo quaker oat jane parker suced quaker assorted varieties raisin bread 79 harvest crunch bar 119 kraft salad dttssmo regular ok oily action pricei 300 ml plastic btl miracle whip i149 ultra max shampoo 99 open till 9 pm wed thurs fbi i us bag action pricei 900gpkg89 4 kg ao kraft salad pffssino quaker assorted varieties action pricei mo a pko ndj a change to the editor in about four weeks we will elect a govern- ment like most canadians i would have liked it a lot better if this was not necessary however after six months of conservative government or rather the absence of a government 1 am glad the canadians have a second chance sinclair stevens has the advantage of having many old signs around from the last election of course the signs as well as the man they advertise are a bit worse for wear a great many of his constituants are com muters who have to drive their cars to work for lack of other tran sportation so how can their mp support a tax based on the amount of gasoline used without any regard to the ability to pay what makes this tax even more absurd is the fact that it is being used to subsidise mortgage payments again without regards to income this means tax collected from a person earning minimum wage can be used to support the mortgage payments of a 5000000 a year executive driving a company car to work lax free a large number of voters in this riding are farmers traditionally those people are con servative some where in history conservative government must have favored the farmer but certainly not in recent history i was a dairy farmer in eastern on tario during the diefenbaker era farmers out west could not sell their grain silos were full and grain was stored in big piles right in the field for lack of proper storage millions of pounds of butter were going rancid in montreal because there was no market for it imagine my surprise when i read a small ar ticle in the local paper announcing the trade of 10 million dollars worth of american farm surplus were being traded for vi million dollars of pig lead from bc mining and smelting after many letters and telephone calls i was assured this surplus farm produce would not enter canada but would replace canadian products in south america and spain the real interesting part was the cosy relationship between mr fitzpatrick president of bc mining and smelting and alvin hamilton the ministry of agriculture mr fitzpatrick was also president of the canadian chamber of commerce a resolution from the chamber of commerce was picked up by alvin hamilton and arda was born arda was supposed to stimulate rural development as far as i know some community pastures were developed in cochrane but it really never got started maybe mr sinclair should look in to this in my estimate for every dollar put to work in the rural community 50000 were spent in ottawa 16 billion is being spent by lobbyist in ot tawa not counting the donation of a swimming pool at 64 sussex or the financing of expensive memorial libraries the farmers are in no position to match the contributions of cor porations banks etc their declining numbers and traditional voting gives them very little political power and so we remain the dumping grounds of surplus farm 4 products there is one way to change this pat tern if enough farmers would vote ndp to swing a few ridings from the old parties to the new democrats they would get a lot more attention next time around 4 parts of the media and some politicians still try to scare people away from socialism and try to jump social democrats in with the totalitarian kind of socialism of eastern europe most countries in western europe are social democratic governments including some of the most sue- cessful like west ger- many and sweden when you put your x on the ballot give the new democrats a chance benlloogendam inglewoodom