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Show i BRAVER PRESS Thursday, ht CUX2 fcr stones and ads February 13, 1975 . DE," is Tnesa, Wore noon, to be included in that week's paper. However, you stand a better chance of getting you item or ad in the paper if you submit it before the deadline. Nothing ruins the truth like stretching it -- The whistling swan hunting season was opened to a limited number of permittees in Utah in 1962 after a nationwide closure of 44 years. Hunting has had no apparent effect of swan numbers. Wildlife News -- Three new waterfowl marches were developed in Boi Elder, Emery and Daggett counties on 9,535 acres. Costs were $648,100 excluding land acquisition. I to'. fJm f A CHASE'S AG STORE WEEK-EN- SPECIALS FOR D & Thursday, Friday Chocolates Foncy Vol Feb. 13, 14, 15 5UNSHINF oz. 16 CRACKERS bl.ftO 1 snrt 2$1 TUNA .49 Chunk With Cheese or Smoke Flavor SPAM .88 WESTERN FAMILY PL-I- ll or With Beans Hot 1 1 I 1 .39 300 can WESTERN FAMILY .3.89 303 FLOUR 395 French Sliced 3.93 NOODLES I Quart SALAD DRESSING SOFTENER .95 5.99 70 f PEARS 303 WESTERN FAMILY STRAWBERRIES h APPLE JUICE 46. .57 4Soz'. COUPON- - CHEERIOS 15 .75 oz. Item per coupon. MJB Instant N Without 2.09 1.79 iooz. Good at ' Instant Stores Expires Feb. 2306-- 27 5 oz. 'XGood at AG Stores ible Without 1.99 1.69 Expires Feb. 15, 1975 f Save 39 15J 1Lb. : Conditsoner $1.98 Value - acre-fee- t, ww Save 994 iNjsx ' 1 f 52 r- I 7 u : r I ' t 3 Ja '. a. Bracer H85 Value 86 Save ii on ail LDS Books nd only. !.i ''-' 'i - 0 M ? -- One lie and fed five a urn i '.mi t'oals i.:p Wif.atch Moitn- ' " il I ii.;".-pl- I. r- - i ) f - ai'at hi: ex'siirs SI. 5 RthaHiitimon :ju:!'p c lier.is lr.ir:':ph:;lS of 650 heu'ls have V' winter r..nge on cv-- 2" and over 20 state piojfcl 88.2TD acres at tcit .f It.'.d sij;b;'M.i .,t wii'.tt-K2. ; SI, 703. 280. , ! 'i: New kvvl.y sheep herd s:ar. :& b , of bO head freni out of :h ' the ' ;i , ...111; c fr " .hi hiinupa si ' 'i H ".'.'.-- $1,543,950. 'iLr. i a r'l irjcy:. j thtofh ij'i! npcrii'ior.s uni-Ti- ;4 v ;.'. in whiih moved 37 U'mij f.l:iilnfa-!- ni rst The 1 1 ;'1 lb Utah's first wild turkey hunt years after the first turkeys were brought to the tate. Also, five new wild turkey flocks were started in southern tn 1963, eleven Utah. into vacant habitat niches of over 2000 game e farm reared exotic i pheasants and of 250 transplanted pheasants. -- Investigations of the impact on wildlife from oil exploration, power plants, interstate highhorses; intenways, sive research on the Abert squirrel, Utah prairie dog and desert tortoise. white-wing- ring-neckf- . w' i'h;!k Creek to hunting si 1 Fabric g Price f j 5 Good at AG Stores 5 Expires Feb. 15. 1975 BETTY CROCKER Complete NO'S Asst. r SYRUP BuZt BACON B0Z.-.6- PQ fS 21.59 'NNERS Lb. 1 BAR-- S FRANKS 12 02 1 ' so, 1.29 KPUDDINGS469 - 1 I) SALMON Lt Lb, , CAT FOOD a Lt. Bag 2.99 6cz. WHOLE SUN ORANGE JUICE 1.09 HELPER 1Rn7 BLUE BONNET Without 1.39 it CUDAHY Thrifty MARGARINE LOG CABIN , Of- TV DINNERS SAUSAGE Expires Feb. 15, 1975 f i BAR-- S ib.1. 05 One Item per coupon. y SHOES A. PIZZA Without 1.23 PANCAKE MIX a LADIES 5.88 .59 10 i .69 VORY LIQUID 2288-- 5 Detergent FAB pr coupon. Expires Feb. 15, 1975 C0UP0NO Without 1.14 10c off Giant 1.00322 One item pr coupon, G00d at AG Stores Expires Feb. 15, ,Q5 1975 A Archway COOKIES n-- ) ( ii iVY 64 oz. 1.55 40 oz. .89 WILDERNESS Cherry PIE FILLING HUNT'S CATSUP 1 13 Skin Vir ra,-,;:- TOTI 1 6 0z. ' . "t - el MENNIN I 34,318,000 extra hatchery 'fish required to stock 11 new ! reservoirs totaling 31.3 million .85 If 1 .49 who.eLb J HtS n VcE'a Balsam j Instant Hair U' 1 2.0 for: Vi One Item oef coupon. C231 18 wsxea or unwax&a I 16 Oz. conservalion pock pur-- . chased in lakes and reservoirs to (protect fish populations, 22,055 9lbs..99 15c0ff 702. 351 Hentol Floss. 1 -- Fish .15lb. TOOTHPASTE X One item per coupon. 1" Yd. I BANQUET Asst. ood at AG Stores 15, 1975 OCOUPON TANG .77 One Item One Item per coupon. AG mt 50 .15lb. Good at AG Stores Expires Feb. 1 5, 1 975 COUPONO COFFEE 4.89 ASst. OCOUPON Without .87 .Good at AG Stores 3$1 6oz. COLGATE PINEAPPLE JUICE .591 C23124 ( ft f11 W.'t..' Sportsman Financed Programs Listed Sportsmen have paid for many important wildlife programs in Utah. The programs, imple-- . mented by the Division of Wildlife Resources, have, in turn, directly benefited sportsmen. Since 1962, hunter and fisherman monies have been respons- J WESTERN FAMILY i:i : 10oZ FRANKS .48 WESTERN FAMILY On 4.99 Granulated 10 lb. CHICKENS .43 Natural Asst. 1.19 Fresh Fryers WESTERN FAMILY PINEAPPLE 3.99 5 b. cmtx?ncvtvrot f I f there MEAT 2.09 can 6.89 15 oz. ORANGES WESTERN FAMILY Halves ? ,m Choice Navel WESTERN SHORES Daytime 30 count Asst. LEMONS CAMPBELL'S Chicken Noodle 3$1 pak GRAPEFRUIT .59 ioai. 2 FRESH PRODUCE WESTERN SHORES DIAPERS Bathroom PIZZA ckcis, chains, earrings, scklaccs Turquoise Rings, Bracelets, ; JENO Fuld .5 DETERGENT Asst ORANGE JUICE .88 ig WESTERN SHORES SOUP WESTERN SHORES 3.79 o.i. WESTERN FAMILY WESTERN SHORES Fabric BLEACH TRASH BAGS Frozen Foods 39 WESTERN FAM LY .66 WESTERN SHORES i2oz.2$1 White 200's Facial Whi,e WESTERN FAMILY' WESTERN SHORES TISSUE FROSTING MIX SUGAR wide Fudge Creamy PINESOL BEAUTY AMERICAN FAMILY HONEY fc.c-iwi- mini-refug- e WESTERN FAMILY 3.79 25 ib. WESTERN .66 Asst. 19 oz. DOG FOOD MAND. ORANGES GREEN BEANS MIX TOP DOG . Cut or -- CAKE TISSUE WESTERN FAMILY APPLESAUCE 3$1 WESTERN FAMILY WESTERN FAMILY 1 I e I are many things the average citizen can do to improve habitat. He can organize his friends to build a mini- - refu ge for wildlife in a section of the school grounds, or on a vacant lot in his town or suburb. A homeowner can build the in his same sort of own backyard if he has the space and the plants. One way to attract birds is to put up a birdhouse in the backyard. The house can be designed to lure a favorite occupant. Planting sunflowers can also .help wildlife. If seeds are planted jin the spring as the earth warms, flowers will appear in about six weeks. When the seeds dry, birds and other animals will eat them. Some can be saved to put in the bird feeder tha next winter. When additional landscaping is undertaken, choosing a tree or shrub that produces berries is a way to provide bird food. Dogwood, serviceberry, cherry, sumac and autumn olive are examples. i The problems of habitat are broader than the backyard or the ' front yard. As Kimball puts it, "To have a good life for wildlife and people, we have to preserve wetlands, woodlands and wilderness areas. We have to take care ' of our rivers and oceans. We have to work to save our open spaces j and fields and prairies." But there's no better place to begin than in your own backyard. locality, BEETS Bracelets Men's & Ladies Ming Silver Charms & entire Zox:n development." Besides registering his protest against unplanned growth in his KRISPY ID . Saturday WESTERN FAMILY Sliced 303 cans 4.98 to 26.95 ring-necke- ALMA'S MARKET I Jewelry Boxes ,''5 '' .99 to 12.50? announcing the annual tS 1 .3 S S 1 H , Men's &Wor event, scheduled March 1975, Thomas L. Kimball, executive vice president of the Federation, defined habitat as the place where animals live, including everything they need for survival. He pointed out that every animal has specific habitat needs. d The pheasant needs grasslands and seed foods which grasslands provide. For the brook trout, cold clean water is indispensable. The robin needs lawns and meadows containing worms and insects. "Every living thing on earth needs good habitat," Kimball said. "Protection of habitat is the key to healthy, abundant wildlife ; populations. Many wildlife habitats are now trampled by the march of unplanned growth and S i t if the National Wildlife Federation has its way. The huge nonprofit organization is dedicating its 38th National Wildlife Week to the theme, "We Care About Wildlife Habitat." in. 8 H J 16-2- CHERRY PIE .99 many have, 'Mrs. Smith .COCONUT PIE s in. like people, have a housing problem, plus a food and water problem. What they need is "habitat." And habitat is what they shall In mith animals, Many At Chase's Only At Alma's Only Face Housing Problem Animals Q: 4$L. |
