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Show Hie Deseret Sampler, Friday, January 7, 1972 ALBERTSON'S CARNATION GERBER'S CAKE CHUNK BABY MIKES TUNA FOOD NO. Vi CANS STRAINED ASST. PKGS. 18-O- Z. ntwBEWiaM'tfi 30 John rr nri GREEN GIANT Vegetables n 'Froitfi FMblots, Pom I Ivftorsauco, GrtM Bmm IvtttrsaNca, Mixtd Vtfttabtti Ivtttrsauca, Carrots, Poos I Carrati i Mix or J T security guard, received (30 for his PERFORMANCE AWARD Audrey V. White, Equipment Management Division, was presented an Outstanding Performance Award. AT ALBERTSON'S FAMILY SDH TIDE SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE Ned D. Stansfield, Self Service Supply Center was presented a Sustained Superior Performance Award. PERFORMANCE AWARD William A. Claser, Equipment Management Division, was presented an Outstanding Performance Award. SALAD Novak. . . fascial tab proaaco oopailinoiit. mLmSLm frtrii Commissary Administration, received a Quality Salary Increase Award. m 249 CANNED CHILI or TAMALES fc....3r$l JANET LEE MUFFINS rtr 37' 20' OFF! DISHWASHER ALL 85( 20c OFF! LIQUID LUX sr.: 62' DRIP or REGULAR COFFEE sr...3 s. 249 SKIPPY CANNED DOG FOOD 9 $1 Swtct Mid Juicy mi in AJbartion'i Almata M. Schier, QSI AWARD y i SPECIALS A. I letter!, surest ion DRESSING IB CERTIFICATE AWARDED Ferie IL Hays, Communications Division, was presented a certificate for his approved suggestion. David T. Slangier, Commissary, received a Quality Salary Increase Award. 15 Albertson's Dollar Days Commentlated Special PERFORMANCE AWARD Howard R. Manscn, Equipment Management Division, was presented an Outstanding Performance Award. Bonnie Rydalch, civilian personnel, received an official Endangered Pup fish Saved QT. TOMATOES PEPPERS MUSHROOMS 29 : 329c BELL GAINES BURGERS dal IMi wMkmd with ' coupon 36-c- i. Albert-- MJk V NOWOV Hum Wt cMfM 1-- .88( -- package OPEN WEEKDAYS SUNDAYS CMP"" 9 to 8 1 APPLES US No. 1 Extra fancy Schoolboy size 10 to 7 um MMbiiht, WT Jawy I, IIH FOLGERS COFFEE b. can this wookoad with Abortion's coupon. 1 TWi cwfM ikw MlMaM 1.58 SMirNff 1, 197! 227 NORTH MAIN - TOOELE Devil's Hole Pupfisli now have a tatter chance of survival after efforts of a concerned zoologist and the National Wildlife Federation to protect their water supply. Surviving in a small pool left over from the ice age. the entire world's population of Devil's Hole Pupfish has adapted to life in the highly salty water of Death Valley. The existence of the small pupfisli, a rare and endangered species, was threatened as excessive amounts of ground water were Iwing pumped from MP OF THE MONTH and re- a portion of Death Valley Nationceiver of a (25 savings bond is al Monument.' SP4 Anthoiiv T. Nicholas. A study by the zoologist, assisted ly the Federation, prompted the Department of Interior to file fuit for an injunction against The Bonneville Cisco a mcm-Ih- t a pumping corporation. Settling of the whitcfish family, is out of court, the corporation shut found naturally hum hero in the down certain wells responsible world except in Hoar lke on for the falling water level of the the Ujuh- - lilalio lionlcr. area. |