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Show 3 Cleortiel Courier, Seppember 1 2. 1 979, Poge 5 r. Pm psini ILoftte to QLEcrtoJinisrD Grain) Unity is our ic7 first obligation to Its the time of inflation and tax limitation crisis. And we are faced with some tough challenges to our survival both as individuals working in education and aa IFraiscxIlsiniti off SsmSto's "Keep chenslng to Smith's, Utah ... end wo'tl keep &di!ng prices. Thafs q promise." and from specialist in the field of legislature education? negotiations does go to 2. Is the Association just a everyone. classroom teachers Those who want conorganisation and not really stitutional tax limits, freezes serving me as an ad- on the growth in school a expenditures and 4 per cent as ministrator, physchologist, a music cuts in established school see our budgets specialist or a counselor? 3. Can I afford the $100 plus separateness as a splendid opportunity to divide and for my own organizations and join the association, too? conquer. we could all Yes, 4. If I dont join, will they recommend cuts in the other I wont and miss me, really guys program and we could get the benefits anyway? all just join our educational The classroom teacher often specialty group, but this gets caught thinking of year you can be sure we himself as an elementary wont. Indeed, well either hang teacher or a social studies teacher or as a first grade, together and survive or well 6th grade, math or art be chopped off, cut back and teacher. Sometimes those decimated, individually and categorized as teachers even collectively. There should be little make foolish comments which sound like we could do question that were all going without principals, coun- to first be members of the selors, psychologists, social "United Teaching those resource Profession and each pay his workers, people and those district dues. And then, in good Thanks for making the new lower prices possible. s 4- - iO rui hoice Blade Cut traditional InJ 1 fra I and supervisors ministrators. YOU SAVE WAS are personnel sometimes found asking the What does the rhetorical, Association do for me' or What have they negotiated for our g. nip? I say foolish comments and rhetorical questions because we all really know that the classroom teacher cant operate alone and that what we get out of the an education profession. Some old questions now have to be asked in the light of these crises times. 1. Am I an educator first, or am I an educational In May I announced a significant price reduction on 2,137 grocery items. And I promised that if Utah families kept changing to Smiths, we could keep slashing prices. In the last four months, more than 14,000 Utah customers have changed to Smiths. So Im pleased to announce that effective immediately we are reducing prices 10 to 30 on all our fresh meat cuts in all our Utah stores. There Is no reduction in quality. Our beef is still U.S.D.A. Choice and nothing else. And we will continue to feature top quality pork and poultry in all our stores. The lower prices are not sale prices for a limited time only. These are our new everyday low prices. Meat prices, as you know, fluctuate widely at various times of the year depending on availability. If the price we pay for fresh beef or pork goes up, we will have to go up. But we are determined to maintain our low margins of profit, which means that no major store of chain will have lower meat prices than Smiths. Sincerely, O support ad- those Likewise, conscience professionalism and join his specialty group, too. categorized as professional YOU SAVE 20c 30c 21c 31c The owl is one of the very few enemies of the bat cpocroKoarra (DODuaXK) tifriatteir on i n-- mc- TON VAN 1979 CHEV tilt wheel, cruise control, has factory warranty, 2.76 axel ratios, chrome bumper & grill, gauges, black in color. 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