Save On customers support dry grad

Gary Jackson (right), assistant manager of Save On Foods, makes a donation of $64 to Cary Christensen.

Nov. 25, 2011 10:00 a.m.
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Gary Jackson (right), assistant manager of Save On Foods, makes a donation of $64 to Cary Christensen, fundraiser chair for Dry Grad 2012. The funds were for Dry Grad 2011 activities and were raised from customers’ donated Save On More points.

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