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Environment Week Stresses Importance of Conservation Canada will soon have the chance to prove that it is indeed one of the most environmentally environmentally conscious nations nations in the world. During Environment Week, being- celebrated from May 30 to: June 5, the proof is in the do-' ing, as Canadians from coast' to coast are asked to become even more involved in protecting protecting the environment. Today, the need for this protection is critical. It is estimated estimated that deforestation caused by logging, farming, ranching and mining will eradicate one million species of flora and fauna by the end of the 20th century. Canada's Canada's Dr. David Suzuki has predicted that, based on the' rapid rate of habitat destruction destruction and species extinction- throughout, the world, all' wilderness will likely vanish within the next 30 years. According to the World Commission on Environment Environment and Development, chaired by Prime Minister Brundtland of Norway, this destruction can be halted by ensuring that economic and social goals are not achieved at the expense of the envi-' . ronment. Canada is already heeding heeding this call to action. The re-; cent National Task Force on Environment and Economy has urged that leaders from government, business and research sectors, a well as experts in economics and environmental environmental issues, take the lead to resolve issues of concern. concern. One of their key objectives objectives will be to promote sustainable sustainable development - development that does not diminish the natural resources resources upon which future generations generations will depend. In the words of federal Environment Environment Minister Tom McMillan McMillan "What is required, in particular, particular, is a change in the way people think - the most challenging change of all. Albert Albert Einstein one observed, in a different context, that 'the splitting of the atom changed everything except our mode of thinking' - The challenge of Brundtland and of Canada's Task Force is to change that mode." During Environment Week, Canadians will be able to participate in a series of special events and activities, designed to show how they can promote sustainable development development in their communities communities and homes. Together, these events illustrate all the practical things we can do to integrate economy and the environment. The message of Environment Environment Week is that everyone - government, business, labour, labour, organizations and individuals individuals - can contribute to environmental protection. Under the theme "Our Common Common Future", Environment Week 1988 will bring this message home to all Canadians, Canadians, and prove'to the world that Canadacares. Take part in,Environment Week and shovy you care. It's up to all of us! ' For more information, please contact: Enquiries Centre Environment Canada Tel: (819) 997-2800. Famous BALDERSON Medium Cheddar CHEESE j ib. Compare at $4.89 Hwy. 2 between Ajax and Opens Thurs. June 2 Mon.-Frl. Sat. 4 Sun. 9a,m-0p.m. 9 i.rrv6 p.m. 1ER mi GRAHAiWS IGÀ only 5s'e ves-up + t deposit KAMORKUK Luncheon Meat 340 g TIN CHICKEN, TURKEY, REGULAR OR 33H LESS SALT HAM Leaf Meats 1 t?n 9 VIVA DECAFFEINATED, COLUMBIA OR RICH BLEND Nescafe Instant Coffee 17 jar' 9 wmiA un niun BLtnu @ 5.49 CHOCOLATE, MILK CHOCOLATE, RICE, CHOCOLATE FUDGE, VANILLA, BUTTERSCOTCH, BANANÀ OR COCONUT MAPLE LEAF Canned Ham 454 g TIN @3.99 DECAFFEINATED OR REGULAR Encore Instant Coffee 170-198 g JAR Nestlé Mini Puddings SLEEVE OF 4X5-OZ. CUPS @1.99 EXTRA SMOOTH OR EXTRA CRUNCH Squirrel Peanut Butter jar 9 POWDERED Carnation Coffee-Mate 5 jar 9 @2.99 HALVES OR SLICES (^Choice Peaches 2sfl. oz. ©.99 "CREATE YOUR OWN SALAD" PRODUCT OF U.S.A. Q M Romaine Lettuce each .09 ET TU Caesar a aa Salad Dressing «8 g pkg. i mm ■ W W PRODUCT OF U.S.A., CANADA NO. 1 GRADE 2 fo ".79 Cucumbers PRODUCT OF U.S.A. Watermelon .86 kg *39,. PRODUCT OF U.S.A., CANADA NO. 1 GRADE Celery Hearts EACH .99 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, CANADA NO. 1 GRADE iH9« Rhubarb W; 3*95 kg 1 1.79, FROZEN, BEEF, CHICKEN OR TURKEY \brk Pot Pies s-oz. pkg. .69 FROZEN, SINGLE SERVE LASAONA, FETTUCINI ALFREDO, CHICKEN A LA KING OR CHICKEN ESCALLOPED Stouffer's Entrées pk" 9 APPLE, ORANGE, PINEAPPLE OR GRAPEFRUIT FBI Juices pakcarto e n @.79 PRODUCT OF U.S.A., WASHINGTON STATE, CANADA EXTRA FANCY GRADE @2.99 TOMATO CLAM OR E.D„ Smith Garden Cocktailo1 8 btl. @.99 REGULAR FINE OR EXTRA FINE GRIND, OR DECAFFEINATED Red or Golden 70 Delicious Apples ign .74f PRODUCT OF U.S.A. Fresh Broccoli each .99 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, CANADA FANCY GRADE Eg 1 -?*. 1 * J Ida Red Apples*£ bag 1 1.99 PRODUCT OF CENTRAL AMERICA Snow Peas 8.80 m 3.99» PRODUCT OF U.S.A. 454 g J Valencia Peanuts bag 1 1.59 Melltta Premium Coffee wMUg. §2" FROZEN, CHEESE CANNELONI, CHICKEN CACCIATORE, ZUCCHINI LASAGNA, GLAZED CHICKEN OR SPAGHETTI WITH BEEF St. Lawrence Corn Oil 3 L JUG Lean Cuisine Entrées 259-326 g PKG. • 3.99 LARGE SIZEI REGULAR, ONION OR GARLIC Kraft Barbecue O /IO Sauces 7io mL btl. CUT FROM CANADA GRADE A BEEF Short Ribs 4.17 kg FRESH! Butterball Boneless Turkey Breast 11.00 k 9 4.99, EVER POPULAR Caladium 15.24 cm 6" POT 5.99 FRESH! Butterball Turkey Thighs 3.95 kg 1.79, POWDERED Sunlight Laundry Detergent 6 L BOX SWEET GREEN, HOT DOG, HAMBURGER OR CORN Rose Relish DOG, 375 mL JAR ■ Ê ^0 HIGH LINER, INDIVIDUALLY QUICK FROZEN Haddock a qq Fillets 400 g PKG. CHOCOLATE, VANILLA OR STRAWBERRY Farmers 3 £&.? L A AO Milkshakes boxes 1.49 AUSTRALIAN, SEEDLESS Sunnygold Sultana Raisins bag 9 .99 UNSCENTED WHITE, REGULAR PINK OR WHITE DOVe BUNDLE OF «| AA Beauty Bar bars 9 1 e 29 POWDERED Sunlight Dishwasher r Detergent 1.4 kg box v 1.99 ASSORTED VARIETIES, FRITO LAYjMig» nolïsS! 0r »«®1 Corn Snacks bag mtr \ 1.4 9 CHOCOLATE CHIP, CHOCOLATE FUDGE, CHOCOLATE VANILLA, MAPLE LEAF CREME, ASSORTED CREME, DIGESTIVE OR OATMEAL 4 AA Cookies 4 pkg 9 1 b29 WESTON'S Hot Dog & Hamburger Rolls of e .99 ASSORTED VARIETIES, FRUIT ON BOTTOM Alpenfresh \bgurt @ . 59 REGULAR OR LIGHT Sealtest f f 500 mL Sour Cream tub @1.79 ASSORTED VARIETIES Sealtest Popsicles 1 pkq k @1.99 ASSORTED VARIETIES, LUXURY STYLE Derby Dog Food 14-oz.tin ASSORTED VARIETIES, LUXURY STYLE LUXURY STYLE gy Purrr Cat Food O tins .99 EXTRA LARGE 27't, DAYTIME 48'e, NEWBORN M't, TODDLER 33'*, SUPERTRIM MEDIUM 48'i, SUPERTRIM SMALL 60'«, SUPERTRIM LARGE 32's, OR SUPERTRIM EXTRA LARGE 28's Huggies Diapers pkg. 10.69 ASSORTED VARIETIES, 150 g MOUSSE, 300 mL HAIRSPRAY OR 300 mL SHAMPOO OR CONDITIONER Finesse CONT. 2.79 ASSORTED VARIETIES, 100 mL+50 mL MORE Aquafresh a Toothpaste tube 1 1.09 GRILL TIME Charcoal Briquets 10-LB. BAG 2.99 SUMMER SAVINGS SCHNEIDER'S, SLICED, SELECTED POPULAR VARIETIES A AA 1.29 Sandwich Meats 1 pk<?. SCHNEIDER'S, COOKED Golden Basket Chicken 300 g PKG. 2.99 SCHNEIDER'S, COOKED, SMOKED Lifestyle T&Z, 17Sn Ham steaks pi«? ■1.79 SCHNEIDER'S, ECONOMY VARIETIES Lifestyle 320330fl Entrées pkg. 9 1.99 Roast Porici„ _ ^ BmnefTs ' ' x ' Smoked Breast 1.28 SCHNEIDER'S, PRE-COOKED Oktoberfest O Ad Sausage .77 mo, b5.4Uh SCHNEIDER'S Butter Cheese 1.17 ioo, 5.29. SHOPSY'S Potato Salad A Ad or Cole Slaw .33 <oo g l lb. O COUPON VALUE .50 YOU CAN BUY ONE 567 g PKG. OF WONG WING j 10 ?TC?h q r.mp Egg Rolls ! FOR | ONLY I | Feature price a without ■ coupon [$2.49 ! Limit one coupon per purchase, coupon valid at IGA I until closing Sat. June 4, 1988. 3881134 JlPLU 2330 REDEMCO, BOX 121, LONOUEUIL, QUE, J4K 4X1 PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING SAT. JUNE 4, 1988. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. ALL SAVINGS ARE BASED ON OUR REGULAR PRICES. GRAHAM IGA MARKET 225 King St. E., Bowmanville, Ontario OPEN -- MONDAt TO FRIDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 10:00 P.M. SATURDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. Senior Citizens 5% Off On Personal Shopping, Wednesday Only