PAGE 12, WEDNESDAY, PEBRUARY 27, 1974, WHITBY FREE PRESS Whiltby Food Stores Price C omparison by Vi Micheli Food prices have sky- rocketed in the past year and are still on the uprise. After the resaîts of a survey taken on Friday, Feb. 22nd, 1974 by the Free Press, I've decided to buy my meat at Sunnybrook and other food at Dominion. This way 1 Will save S,4.95 weekly. The reasons for my decision wil be evident after checking the chart of the food prices shown on this page. I found the meat at Do- DAIRY MILK: 3 qt. bags (2%) EGGS: 2 doz. (med.) BUTTER: 2 lbs. CHEESE: double sliced pkg. (Kraft) 12 oz. Kraft med. Cheddar ICE CREAM: 12 gallon (stores own) VEGETABLES POTATOES: CARROTS: ONIONS: CORN: LElTUCE: CELERY:1 10 lbs. (P.E.l.) 3 lbs. 2 lbs. 1 pkg., frozen, 2 lbs. 1 head hearts MEATS CHICKEN: parts - 3 lbs. - breasts WEINERS: 1 doz. (Maple Leaf) HAMBURGER: 2 lbs. (ground chuck PORK CHOPS: 2 lbs. (loin) BACON: 1 lb. 1/ LB. ROAST: (shortrib) LIVER: I/z lbs. (beef) FRUITS APPLES: 5 lbs. (Maclntosh) ORANGES: 1 doz. (Sunkist> BANANAS: 5Slbs. TOMATOES: pkg. of 4 CANNED SOUP: 5 cans (2 'ainipbell.s lomnato, 3 Cliîcken Gumbo) LASAGNA: 1 can (Chef Boyardee) BEANS: 1 can (Libby's) 19 oz. SALMON: 1 can (Pararnount) 7 3/4 oz. TOM ATO PASTE: 1 can (Hunt's> 13 oz. MIS C. TOILET PAPER: 4 roîls (I)elscy) KLEENEX: 2 boxes (large) PAPE R TOWELS: Kicenex (I pkg) GARBAGE BACS: 10 green (store brand) SOAP: Irish Spring (bath size) 2 bars, 5 oz. DETERGENT: 1, 5 lb. box DISH DETERGENT: VEL (32 oz.) COLA: 2 lge. bottles (26 oz.) ORANGE JUICE: pkg. of 5 DRY GODOS SUGAR: 5 lbs. JELLO: 2 boxes (6 oz.) BREAD: 4 loaves TEA BACS: 60 (Salada) COOKIES: i lb. (Dare) choc. chip SPAGHETTI: Lancia CEREAL: 1 box Corn Flakes (16 oz.) PEANUT BUTTER: 1 lb. (Kraft) JAM: 9 oz. (Marmialade) minion and A & P has price tags that just do not coinci.de with the average family bud- get. The other goods were not cheap by any means, but in line with today's pri- ces. The shock of the week was on Saturday, Feb. 23rd, at the Dominion store on Hwy. 2 - GROUND CHUCK - $1.77 Lb.! Sunnybrook may not have bright, neatly organized aisies and a terrific selection. Their cuts of beef may not bear I A&P 1I SUNI the quality of the other stores but one thing they do have is CHEAP MEAT! The chick- en, hamburger, liver and pork chops -etc. taste fine to me - and for a savings of bet- ween 30 cents and 78 cents per pound, l'Il pass up the frilîs. As far as the cuts of beef go; who can afford them your own mind. DOMINION 1 83 cents $ 1.54 $ 1.54 92 cents 95 cents $ 1.05 $ 1.19 38 cents 39 cents 59 cents 48 cents 38 cents $3.48 89 cents $2.56 $3.16 S$1.06 $4.56 S$1.77 79 cents $ 1.64 $ 1.54 98 cents $ 1.07 93 cents $1.19 39 cents 39 cents 7 3 cents 45 cents 39 cents $2.37 79 cents 99 cents $ 1.98 99 cents $3.96 $ 1.49 S .49 89 cents 35 cents 65 cents $1.03 5 k- cents 48 cents $1.19 47 cents 79 cents 82 cents 75 cents 69 cents 68 cents $ 1.99 ,59 cents 70 cents 88 cents $ 1.53 68 cents $ 1.56 89 cents 79 cents 77 cen ts 55 cents 79 cents 41 cents $48.87 anyway? Check rnake up NYBROOKI t I. 83 cents $ 1.52 $ 1.52 99 cents $ 1.08 $ 1.09 $1 .29 45 cents 39 cents 63 cents 49 cents 41 cents $3.42 99 cents $2.70 $2.96 $1.24 $5.40 S$1.77 .49 cents cents cents 97 cents 46 cents 48 cents $1.14 46 cents 82 cents 82 cents 75 cents 57 cents 70 cents $ 1.49 77 cents 68 cents 93 cents $ 1.53 72 cents $ 1.40 91 cents 79 cents 76 cents 53 cents 75 cents 41 cents ------------------- ----------- TO0T'AL: $50.92 - ,4--i $ 1.49 99 cents 40 cents 68 cents 97 cents 46 cen ts 48 cents SI1.05 42 cents 82 cents 82 cents 75 cents 58 cents 70 cents $ 1.47 71 cents 66 cents 83 cents $ 1.53 52 cents $ 1.60 79 cents 59 cents 59 cents (24 o. 73 cents 68 cents 34 cents A special evening is plann- ed by the Ontario Ladies' College, Whitby, March 3 in celebration of the school's centennial. The featured artists at this Centennial Concert will be the Canadian duo-pianists, Evelyn and Reginaîd Bedford of Hamilton, who have per- formed, together for more than 25 years. The Bedford, concert be- gins at 8 p.m. in the concert hall of the college, 401 Rey- nolds St. Tickets are avail- able at the Thomas House of Music in Whitby; Wilson and Lee Music Store; Oshawa, and at the college. The public is invited to attend. Evelyn and Reginald Bed- ford merged their talents at an early age and have gained wide recognition in their cou- ntry for the distinctive qual- ity of their music. It was on the advice of Harold Samuel, eminent En- glish Bach specialist, that the specialization. in two-piano ensemble was decided on, although each was well known as a soloist. Evelyn Bedford is known for ber concerts and coast-to- coast radio broadcasts, and Reginald Bedford bas served as head of the piano depart- ment at the Halifax Conser- vatory; organist and choir master of Ail Saints' Cath- edral, Halifax ;and Music Fes- tival adjudicator and exam- iner for the Royal Conserva- tory of Music of Toronto. Mr. Bedford is now on the faculty of McMaster Un- iversity in Hamilton and tea- ches senior music at the On- tario Ladies' College. The Bedfords appeared in New York for the first time on Oct. 31, 1949, playing. a.t the Town Hall. Works by Hand'el, Bach, Chopin, Ravel,, Tailleferre; and Rachmaninoff will be' included in the Ontario Lad- ies' College concert. E E t N' !.' ~ f~K ~ .'!X'.~? ,.,fJ.l~.A -~ rA~.w~A-...$.4,JJJJ f.. .&J.#.>.#4,â D.4 ~ Musical Evening f or O.L.C. L 1 0 -1 4