The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

aes A&P reserves the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements! Prices effective thru Saturday, February 9th, 1985. cLean sees stronger Ontario economy under Premier F. Miller ALLAN K MCLEAN more opportunity for vestment in MPP jobs and growth in our municipalities with a Simcoe East communities. population of less than The election of Frank 50,000 to provide Miller as leader of the For example, this strengths to local Ontario Progressive past fall I moved a Cconomies. Conservative Party private member's During his leadership should result in a_ resolution .in the race, Frank Miller number of good things provincial legislature Proposed that regional for Simcoe East riding. calling for a special ax incentives be set up I believe that with fund, or incentive, to o attract new industry Frank Miller as encourage manufact- to smaller towns in our Premier, there will be uring growth and in- Province. As Treasurer, Miller used a similar approach to encourage School buses "8.85 tment in Northern a Ontario. I Throughout the y | ust eep leadership campaign, Miller has advocated = tA the strengthening of on truckin small business and the decentralization of business activities. For example, as Minister of Industry and Trade he set up the Business Divestiture Program. This undertaking encourages~ larger companies to "'spin-off" some of their activities to create new _ op- portunities for small business. In addition, Miller proposes to reintroduce the small _ business corporate tax holiday and a new kind of ap- prenticeship program that will direct young people towards careers in small businesses. All-in-all, the proposed Miller program offers a great deal of potential for Simcoe East riding. Opportunities are being created for new in- dustrial growth in small business. As well, a priority is being placed to create new _ op- portunities for 'Small town Ontario'. According to Frank Miller, we have only five. years to get our economic house in or- der. Ontario industry must get new technology onto the shop floor and meet the new challenges resulting from changed patterns of world trade. A re-vitalized economy will bring new strength to our com- munities, bring down the numbers of jobless and give Queen's Park the revenue it needs to go ahead with im- provements to existing healthcare and social programs. Economic growth is not just an end in itself. A stronger economy will simply provide Queen's Park with the means to ensure that the quality of life in Ontario remains high in all our communities, that opportunity is available to all and that our en- vironment is protected. I believe the Miller years will be a time of growth for Ontario and Simcoe East riding. It is up to ali of us, however, to take best advantage of the op- portunities that lie ahead. A&P, CANADA CHOICE Pure Apple Juice 48 FL OZ TINS 79 LIMIT 4 PER FAMILY PURCHASE While most children pray for a big snowstorm to close down local schools, none of the ap- proximately 120 PMCL school bus routes have lost a day to bad weather conditions this season. Even though the winter was less severe over 1983-84, PMCL Vice-president and General Manager Brian Dubeau reports, three or four country buses were unable to complete their routes. The previous year, he remembers when even in- town buses were grounded temporarily during a three-day blizzard. When road and visibility conditions are questionable, at 7 a.m., Dubeau and his staff consult Ontario Provincial Police, school bus drivers on the country routes, with represen- tatives from Tiny, Tay, and Flos Townships, and County of Simcoe. When conditions are established to be unsafe, students are informed over three county radio stations. No matter how bad things get, says Dubeau, schools are always open. It is PMCL policy to leave students in the supervised shelter of the school until their normal departure time, to avoid unnecessary confusion, and to avoid interfering with the schedules of today's many working parents. Because. of their weight, power, clearance, bright colour, and the excellent visibility afforded to the driver, Dubeau claims, "You are safer in a school bus, than when riding in a car."' But he still reminds parents that they have the ultimate responsibility for sending their children to school during storm conditions. FRESH, WITH BACKS ATTACHED OUTSIDE CUT, EYE REMOVED, BONELESS (sé) Chicken Leg pi8/ 99 sie) Round 725 /9328 20» | Quarters 30» | Roast ee ee | WARNING: Health & Welfare Canada advises that danger SUPER BUY! to health increases with amount smoked-avoid inhaling REGULAR OR KING SIZE Canadian Cigarettes CARTON OF 20'S OR 25'S 280 mL TINS se Coca-Cola 5 79 Bathroom 9 99 or Sprite =" Wa BUY! | Tissue nous rolls 750 mL bil .59-plus 30 bi! deposit per Towels pkg of 2 rolls.99 Jane Parker Angel Cake 390 g SIZE Serve with Fresh Nectarines on sale this week PROD. OF CHILE, SWEET, JUICY BUY 3 MACARONI & CHEESE e save | Kraft 49 Fresh 18 Dinner ag 3/ 1 er secteicad iz i, 99 eMON.-TUES.-WED. 9 a.m.-10 p.m. eTHURS.-FRI.-SAT. 8 a.m.-10 p.m. €y) HUGEL AVEN | >. redeem all food rip lide age xs SAVINGS SHOWN IN THIS AD BASED ON A&P CURRENT REGULAR RETAILS. Wednesday, February 6, 1985, Page 5