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Beat costs by being a smart shopper

"From page 26
$2.49; F.B.E. frozen orange juice,
341 mL, 89¢; bread, (Stongs), 89¢;
asparagus, 99¢ Ib.
Buy Low: Whole or half pork loin,

tage side bacon, ‘$1.88; cauliflow-
er, 68¢ tb.; strawberries, 696 tb.;

-Betty Crocker cake mixes, 88°,

Woodwards: Pork picnics, 78¢ Ib.;
country-side pork ribs, $1.99 Ib.;

Juice,: 344 mL,,. $23.52: head: let-
tuce, 39¢; long English cucumbers,
89¢,

Super Valu: Boneless round steak,
$2.28 tb.; mushrooms, $1.88 Ib.;

dium eggs, $1.25; (coupons) Flet-
cher’s bacon, $1.99 (limit two):
Donald. Duck orange juice, (2
coupons), 59¢, limit one per
coupon. :

eggs, $1.29; Colgate toothpaste,
150 mL, $1.54; French bread, 996.
Suave On Foods: Lean ground beef,
10 Ib., $1.87 lb.; eggs, park picnics,
77¢ |b; beef liver, 98¢ Ib; Cheer

— $1.48" Ib; pork or

_er.abundance, it is imperative

‘numbers caught b be reduced this :
: We

break fast
sausages, $1.38 tb.;, Country Cot-

WW Supreme coffee, $2.78;
_ (case:) Sun Ray, . frozen orange’

oa serve this | precious resource. -

Hi-Dri paper towels, limit 4, 69¢:
long English cucumbers, 88¢; me-

nN commercial, native and sport fisheries.

“. Tewillbe an offense to be i in possession ©.

. The Department's tough, fairnew

a ‘program combines intensive conserva-
“tion and enhancement methods. It will =
affect all groups who catch chinook:
~ sport and commercial fishermen as”
‘well as native fishermen. Ls

- « »Conservation lagging: Fishermen Q
_.- Will be required to buy special conserva- '
“,. tion tags to fasten to all chinook caught «

_ “of untagged chinook; and maximum pen"
“alties will be sought ‘for violators. The: -
7 tags will t raise awareness of the necess-

_ ity for cons'irvation, as well as providing

vital catch: ‘nformiation for Department °
scientists. ‘Sold for $1 each, the tags will “
also generate | revenue to help suppor.

isn

‘Fisheries
;, and Oceans °

Safeway: Whole frycrs, 89¢ Ib.;
cod or snapper, $2.99 Ib.;

~ paches
et Océans-

large

: the intense enhancement program:

” Reduced sport lishing limits: Sport
“fishermen i in Georgia Strait willbe per-. ”
_ mitted to catch a maximum eight chinook
in 1988. (Outside the Strait, the annual ~
~fimit will remain‘at 30.) ar

“Further, the Departnent is consulting .

- with the sport fishing community 0

"other measures required to protect stocks;
such as restricting devices and techniques ©
~ that catch chinook with'such precision:

s ~ that the “sport” is diniinished. ®

. increased closures: The areas”:

and spans of time of spot closures will .
vbe extended to protect: chinook. a

share in in the conservation program. Catch mee
cutbacks are being determined in 3°
consultation with commercial aid natiye _

Together we can’.
restore the Gulf chinook
- by 1998.

“These special enhancement initiatives

: “are aimed at increasing stocks of Strai

“of Georgia chinook by approximately
“75,000 to-175,000 adult fish. The i increase

will be evident by 1990, and will reach, =
- the full level by 1995. —

‘With the cooperation ofall groups of
_. fishermen, in just a few years the con-
~ servation and enhancement program will — +
‘result in many more chinook for every:
one. tocatch.

-.For complete details on this special.
"program to Save the Gulf chinook, write
‘to: Gulf chinook, Fisheries and Oceans |
Canada, 400~555 West Hastings Street,
Vancouver, British Columbia-V6B 5G3.

~ Or,call toll free 1-800-663-9333. In al
~ Vancouver call 666-2268. 0 "ee

- Canad |

detergent, J2 L, $7.48; medium eggs,
96¢:' Crest toothpaste, $1.58.