| Summary: | An archive of the Magrath Trading Store News. The University of Lethbridge Library received permission from the Wes Balderson to digitize and display this content. MAGRATH NEWS Published Weekly since 1932 by The Magrath Trading Company 30 cents WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 17, 1993 Magrath Bantam: Our third exhibition game was against the Lethbridge Hurricanes in Magrath on Friday, Nov. 5. This was our second meeting and again we were victorious 92. The tone of the Hurricanes game was much more subdued than the first. On the other hand, Magrath's game was rougher. Of 29 penalty minutes^ 21 were unnecessary. Our goalgetters: Joey Zomber 2; one each - Tyler Ferguson, Kurtis Robinson, Kinn Wethereit, Ryan Ripley1, Sean Baines, Dustin Godionton, and Lorne McKelvey. Assists: Lorne McKelvey 2; Dustin Godionton 2; one each - Greg Henry, Tyler Ferguson, Ryan Ripley, Kinn Wethereit, Kurtis Robinson, and Gavin Beck. Novice Hawks: On Saturday, Nov. 6th the Magrath Novice Hawks hosted the Raymond Novice I team. Aaron Ragan made his debut in net and came away with a 6-4 victory, making some pretty awesome saves. With one player missing, a rotation of the lines was necessary to give each player equal ice time. This rotation kept both the opposition and the Hawks on their toes, not to mention how it improved our offside calls! We would like to welcome Dustin Godionton to our team after a year and a half off the ice. It's great to see you back and in such fine shape. Our next scheduled league game is here in Magrath on Sat. Nov. 20th at 2pm, when we meet Brooks I. Why not come out and watch us play! Due to the stats person being in the concession, no shots on net are available. However, the goal getters were: the man of the hour Denver Wethereit managed to have his #17 show up on every line of the scoring section of the score sheet as either a goal or an assist - Denver had 2 goals and 4 assists. Peter Lee 2 - 1; Layne Barnett 1-1; Doug Mehew 1-1. ******* We at the store news were happy to hear of Dennis Morton's exciting win at the Canadian Finals Rodeo in Edmonton. Dennis was 3rd going into the finals. He placed 4th on his first steer with a score of 68. He won the next three go-rounds with a 77, 79, and 80. Sat night he placed 3rd with a 71. On his last ride he got a bad draw but came out victorious, winning the boy's steer riding. At an awards banquet on Sunday he was presented with a bronze plaque, a gold and silver buckle, trophy spurs and $1700. Dennis is the son of Everett & Karen Morton, and is a grade 8 student at the Del Bonita school. Way to go Dennis! ******* “Have oven will bake" HUBER’S HOMEBAKING I f I Sweet Buns — Pies 747 ffarktr Adam & Connie Huber 758-3180 Bread — Buns Magrath, Alberta TOK 1J0 THE CREATIVE OUTLET WOODWORKING AND CRAFTS OPEN HOUSE 126 East Harker Ave. Come and see the projects available for the workshops on Wednesday November 17th and Thursday, November 18th. For more information call Jeanine Passey 758-6530 ******* DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT AH remaining NOTIONS 40% OFF Elastic, Rick Rack, Buttons, Bias tape and thread 40 % OFF zippers 40% OFF Christmas trim and edging 50% off ******* St. Johns Lutheran Church Sunday School has MAGRATH CURLING CLUB League will be starting November 22nd Ladies Fees $65 & GST Mixed Fees $65 & GST Mens Fees $80 & GST Any new members recieve a broom and slider with membership fee. Contact Janet 758-3274 or Ken 758-6234 A A A A A A A SPRING COULEE COMMUNITY FALL SUPPER Wed. Nov. 17th at 6pm. 3 and under free, 4-11 $4, adults $7, family $25. Tickets go on sale at 5:50 pm same night. A A A A A A A MAGRATH UNITED CHURCH WOMEN CHRISTMAS PARTY WILL BE HELD ON MONDAY DEC. 13TH NOT DEC. 6TH AS PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED, DUE TO THE TOWN CHRISTMAS CONCERT. A A A A A A A To my precious family I would like to express my heartfelt thanks and gratitude for the wonderful birthday party they held in my honor. For all the work, phone calls and time they gave in planning it, all pulling together to make it a perfect day. To those on the program, especially those dear little greatgrandchildren with their sweet voices and also for L.B.'s solo and to all the many friends who called, you made me very happy. I give thanks for all the phone calls, many from far away and the cards and letters, it was truly a day I will always remember and cherish. Olive Gruninger AAAAAAA started , anyone who would like their children to attend, Contact Connie Barendregt 758-6269 ******* Wanted: Volunteer who is passionately committed to the importance of Libraries. The Board of the Magrath Public Library is looking for an individual to assume the duties of Board Secretary. He/She will be responsible for recording Board minutes and for some committee work: approximately 3 to 7 hours per month. Interested? Please call Iris English 758-3751. A * A * * A * PARKBRIDGE ESTATES FIRST ANNUAL CRAFT SALE. Community Hall 2920 - 29 Ave. South ( across from new Safeway) Lethbridge. Nov. 20th 9am - 5pm. Everyone welcome. A A A A A A A The Family of JEANA STANFORD would like to invite family and friends to an OPEN HOUSE to help celebrate her 80th BIRTHDAY on Saturday Nov. 27th 2 - 4pm at the Temple City Villa, 364 5 Ave W. , Cardston. No gifts please. A A A A A A A There will be a Open House for Karen Bennett on Nov. 28th, 6-8pm at Reed Coleman’s. Karen has been called to the California, Fresno Mission. CRAFT SALE A J JEFFERSON HALL NOV. 20TH 10 -4PM. EVERYONE WELCOME. ******* HOCKEY NEWS: Second game for the tadpoles showed an impressive 7-3 victory for Magrath over Coaldale. Goals were as follows: Anthony Haynes 1 goal - 2 assists, Layne Gill 1 goal - 1 assist, Cole Barnett 1 goal, Logan Hofer 2 goals - 1 assist, Russell Ririe 1 goal, John Rudd 1 goal, Shawn Ragan 2 assists, Todd Brandham 1 assist, Russell Yoshihara 2 assists, Ben Koskewich 1 assist, Adam Stanford 2 assists and Callan Gaff 1 assist. The coach for tadpoles is Danny Twitchen and assistant coach Larry Gill. Great job guys! Our next game is this Saturday at 10am in Magrath. Come on out and watch the future stars. Also please note that last week Ben Koskewich had 3 assists and Callan Gaff had 1 goal and 1 assist. There names were missed. ******* THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS GIFT Limited Edition Temple Prints now at Magrath Pharmacy ******* BAKE SALE: Sponsored by the Friends of the Library-Museum Complex, Sat. Dec. 11th 10am-2pm Town Hall foyer. Stock up for Christmas. ******* Bartley G. Harris has received his call to the California, Santa Rosa Mission. His farewell will be Nov. 28th at 9am in Magrath 3&4 ward building. There will be an Open House from 6-8pm at the Harris home that evening. ******* Magrath Atom Hockey: The team for the 93-94 season: Jayna Chipman, Eric Godionton, Tanner Godionton, Josh Heggie, Adam Mehew, Robert Ratke, Joseph Ripley, Dustin Ririe, Kyle Schneyder, Justin Shaw, Sean Stanford, Del Thompson, Micheál Verbitsky, Jonathon Vornbrock, Jeff Work, Ryan Nishikawa and Ben Wood. Coaches are Gary Stanford and Robin Chipman. We are well under way this season with the team having lots of fun. We have played games against Raymond, Great Falls, and two Lethbridge teams this season. This Saturday we play Cardston at 11:45am. Come down and watch the Kids, it's exciting. /’■ DRY GOCIDS SPECTACULAR SALE ALL FABRICS Including Tricot, Brushed Nylon, Nylon Sheer, Prints, Broadcloth etc. 40% • . : . . . . . • SOCKS AND UNDERWEAR 40% OFF ALL REMAINING BRA’S $10 ALL LACE 40% OFF RIBBON 40% OFF YARN 40 % OFF PUBLIC SKATING Monday & Thursday 7:15 - 8:15 Saturday 6:30 - 7:45 Sunday 2:00 - 3:30 Prices: Up to 5 yrs - .50 6-12 yrs - $1.00 13 yr & above - $1.50 Family per session - $5.00 Seasons pass - single $20.00 family $ 35.00LIBRARY NEWS: New books at the Library: "Exhaustive Enquiries" by Betty Rowlands, "Decider" by Dick Francis, "Scar Tissue" by Michael Ignatieff, ’’The Black Opal" by Victoria Holt, "How to pick a family flick" by Chris Hicks, "Surviving Unemployment" by Cathy Beyer, "Den of Lions: Memoirs of Seven Years" by Terry Anderson, "Why Do I Eat When I’m Not Hungry" by Roger Callahan. We have just received the Chinook Exchange books from the Granum Library. We have 25 large print books and a variety of 20 other books for you to choose from. If you know someone who is blind or handicapped, we offer a Talking Book service which they might enjoy. Please check with us at the library and we can give more information. ;■ ■ •' ;y; .TÄ CARRIAGE HOUSE THEATRE -Presents- "RUDY" Showing starting 19th at 7 and 9 pm AAAAAAAAA __________________________________ LADIES WEAR GIGANTIC LIQUIDATION SALE CONTINUES ABSOLUTELY ALL APPAREL LADIES & CHILDREN’S 1/2 PRICE EXCLUDING NYLONS, FABRIC, NOTIONMAGRATH HOSPITAL AUXILIARY TREE OF HOPE The Tree of Hope is a project dedicated to recognizing and remembering our loved ones. The trees designated as the Tree of Hope will be located on the roof and outside the front entrance of the Hospital. Anyone wishing to support the Hospital Auxiliary in this venture can participate by making a donation to put up a light on the Tree of Hope. In recognition of a loved one who is living, a red light will be lit. In memory’’ of a loved one who is deceased, a green light will be lit. 4</XIUAS< When you make a donation of $5.00 or greater, a light will be lit and your Christmas message of love and hope will be illuminated. Your greeting and recognition of your donation will be printed on a giant card in the lobby of the Hospital, and you will receive a tax deductible receipt. The Tree of Hope will be lit from November 22 - December 31, 1993, with lights added as donations are received. This project is being sponsored by the Magrath Hospital Auxiliary. It is our Hope to raise funds to assist us to provide for the comfort and care of patients. Donations can be made to Alma Whitt, Mary Baker, Sue Kado, or Esther Toomer, or at the Magrath Hospital, or by mailing in the form below to the Hospital. ****************************************************************** I would like to donate $________________ to the Tree of Hope Fund sponsored by the Magrath Hospital Auxiliary. I would like to donate this money to wish ________________________________ _________ Merry Christmas OR in memory of_______________________ ____ _____ __ f r om__________________________________________________________ ______ I understand a light will be lit on the Tree of Hope and a tax deductible receipt will be sent to me. CLASSIFIED ADS DEADLINE: TUESDAY 12 NOON PHONE 758-6377 Less than 30 words—$1.07 Small ad (2.5”X3.5”)-$5.35 1/4 page --- $7.49 1/3 page --- $8.56 1/2 page --- $10.70 Full Page—Copy Ready—$25.00 Full Page—We do— --- $37.45 Flyer insertion (your paper)$21.40 EMPLOYMENT Do you have jobs around your house that cause you stress , walls, windows, cupboards or just general cleaning. I can take care of them for you. Call Loretta Chartrand 758-3581 ******* Will paint animated characters in playrooms, nursery or childrens rooms. For more info call Becky after 4:00 pm at 758-3097 ******* WANTED: Propane heater 10 - 15,000 BTU 758-6308. ******* FOUND: FOUND: Blue/grey nylon jacket with Morris insignia on front. Claim at store news office. * ****** LOST: Blue - grey suede sweater Jacket. Doug Harker 758-3566 ******* LOST: One pair girls runners, purple/white with pink hearts. Taken from front boot racks at school. Have my name inside. Moms please check your kids shoes. Call Brandalyn Brandham 758-6812. ******* MERCHANDISE : FOR SALE; Pink tricycle $10, girls skates sz 12 $10, baby car seat $20, full size truck bench-seat $50, organ with bench, synthesizer and stand $1000, 1981 Silverado Suburban, trailer package - never pulled $2500. 752-4985 ******* FOR SALE: Mesh playpen, high chair, navy stroller, baby tote with moveable handle, booster car seat, booster seat for kitchen chair. All items very good condition. Phone 758-3714 ******* FOR SALE: 2-303 rifles, British, 1 original military $100, and 1 sporterized $150, excellent condition. 758-3729 ******* FOR SALE: One beige GE refridgerator/freezer, about 15 eft. Excellent condition $180 call 758-3514. ******* GARAGE SALE: Kids toys, boots, misc. items, baked goods and jams. Trading Co. Hall Nov. 20th 9am- 5pm. * * * * *** FOR SALE: Attention all you crafty people, baby's breath for sale $5 a bunch. Call Shirley 758-3638 or Joanne 758-3631 ******* FOR SALE; Murikami Pullets. Starting to lay. Call Waldon Gurney 758-3015. TO GIVE AWAY: Box of Reader's Digest Condensed books, in excellent condition. Call 758-3030 ******* TO GIVE AWAY: One five month old male kitten, to good home. Call 758-6917 ******* SERVICES: Need something hauled away junk piles, branch piles, tree removals, furniture or appliances moved, Call Cam Bruce 758-3729 ******* JEANIE'S HAIR FASHION For excellenc in hair care, give me a call! Monday thru Saturday. 758-3379 Jeanie Thomson ******* JUST FOR YOU Will be open Monday - Friday 8:00 - 5:00 and Saturday 8:00 - 12:00. PRE- CHRISTMAS SPECIAL - perms 15% off till Dec. 31 - tanning 15% off till Dec. 31 - all products 10% - 305 off - all Sterling silver jewelery 10% off. Lots of things for stocking staffers, gift certificates also available. Call 758-6350 ******* FLOWERS BY DEANNA 10% off on all silk plants, silk flowers 5/S1.75. Fresh nointsettas $8.90 each. Come check out our Christmas corner. We will be closed on Saturdays in Nov, only. A A A A A A A GAS PLUS PROPANE SERVICE Magrath Based 24 hour service Competitive rates 758-3708 ******* PROFESSIONAL TUTORING: grades 1 - 9 all subjects, free consolation, free first lesson. Cali Joanne Milner 752-4444 Welling A A A A A A A CAKES BY RITA - Will do cakes for almost any occasion. Advance notice greatly appreciated. To order, please phone 7586315. A A A A A A A FOR ALL YOUR LASER PRINTER NEEDS / / type setting for books / F labels / flyers / resumes / Give me a call - Bonny 7586309 A A A A A A A SALE OR RENT FOR RENT OR SALE: 5 bedroom older home $350+ utilities/mth to rent: $20,000 to buy. Available Dec 1st. Call Kelly or Marva 7583646 A A A A A A A VEHICLES: FOR SALE: 1979 4X4 Ford 150 for parts 4.11 differential 758-6753 leave message. AAAAAAA FOR SALE: 1980 Chrysler LeBaron 2dr. great condition $950; 1972 GMC van, no rust, great shape $600; also school bus converted to RV , many extras $5500. Call D. Hatch 758-6652 FOR SALE: 1983 Plymouth Horizon 2.2 4 cyl 120,000 k/m 4 dr Auto New tires $1500 obo 758-3712 A A A A A A A FOR SALE Small ou^jjbales ¡’TER 6:00 A A A A A A A REAL ESTATE LARGE FLAT LOT FOR SALE; in Magrath; 165x320 (1.21 acres) could be subdivided into 2-82 1/2 x 320 lots; 2 1/2 blocks from downtown 1993 Property taxes are paid. Call 758-3427 ******* HOUSE FOR SALE: 5 bedroom, 3 baths, Double Garage. Good location close to school and uptown. 3812272 after 8 pm. or 327-4899 9 am to 7 pm ask for Aster ******* FOR SALE; Large flat Building Lot 165’x320’ 2 1/2 blocks from downtown. Could be divided into 2 - 82 l/2’x320' lots. Services close by. 758-3427 FOR SALE: 2 Acreages 1 mile from Raymond. 160 irrigated N. of Raymond. 320 acre Ranch near Coutts. 1474 Acre Ranch S. of Magrath 2046 Acre Ranch S of Magrath Call: Ken Gaits 327-1166 office or 320-7276 home Coldwell Banker First Lethbridge Realty ******* NEEDED Would like a ride to Salt Lake or Provo before Christmas will pay part of the gas Les Grusendorf 758-3699. AAAAAAA 2 FAMILY HOMES FOR SALE -1365 sq. ft. 15 years young, 7 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, carport, 0.40 acre yard. -1120 sq. ft. lyear old, 4 bedrooms, office, 2 baths, 1 acre yard, double garage. Call Jack Elliot 758-3551 Cold well Banker First Lethbridge Realty. A A A A A A A 3 Bedroom house for rent $395 per month plus utilities $300 deposit Obstainers please 758-3714 AAAAAAA FOR SALE: Three bedroom older home located 3 blocks east of the school . New wiring new plumbing. New windows needs other work 758-3409 A A A A A A A Two building lots for sale located 3 blocks east of school. One lot 82 1/2’ x 120’ other lot 75’ x 165’ 758-3409 ******* WANTED NEWS!!: We need community news. Please drop by with any news that you would like us to know. There is no charge on these items, and we would sure like to from you.Grocery 2 November 15-20 j PEDIGREE PAL DOG FOOD 380 - 400 g .88 each SUNLIGHT SUPER CONCENTRATE 3 litre $6.48 each SUNLIGHT LAUNDRY DETERGENT 8 litre $6.48 each SCOTT TOWELS SUPER MEGA ROLL 2 pk $2.58 each SCOTTIE’S FACIAL TISSUE 150 pk .88 each PUREX BATHROOM TISSUE 12 pk $4.48 each CRYSTAL CLEAR, MENNEN, OR LADY SPEED STICK 45 - 75 g $2.98 each COLGATE TOOTHPASTE 75 ml .98 each KRAFT GRATED PARMESAN CHEESE 250 g $4.28 each WESTERN FAMILY MARGARINE 1.36 kg $1.98 each KRAFT MINI MARSHMALLOWS 250 g .98 each SCOUTING FUND RAISER MAGRATH SECOND WARD NOVEMBER 20, 1993 MEAT PIES MADE & DELIVERED $1.00 EACH PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY CALL CYNTHIA HARRIS 758-6825 OR BOB LEISHMAN 758-6230 LIBRARY NEWS ” The Friends of the Library” have more donations to add to our Library Museum building fund. From Millie Dyson in memory of her sister Marguerite Thomson, from the Garden City Camp of the D. U. P. in memory of Marguerite Thomson, from Ted & Betty Clifton in memory of LaMar Bennett & Marguerite Thomson, plus another donation from Ted & Betty. Maurine & Richard White have donated as well as Evelyn Munroe. A big thank you to all of you. Receipts are being mailed or delivered in Nov. & Dec. A A A A A A A Magrath United Church Official Board would like to thank everyone for making our Fall Supper such a success. A A A A A A A Dan & Deanne Atwood would like to announce the birth of grandchildren #21 & #22. SHAY MIRANDA, born on July 20th to Kristi & Reese Riggin of Carrollton, Texas. KENTON STEELE, born Sept. 17th to Lorne & Annette Atwood of Calgary.MEAT November 15 - 20 CHICKEN DRUMSTICKS $1.79 lb $3.95 kg CHICKEN THIGHS $1.99 lb $4.39 kg CHICKEN BREASTS $2.89 lb $6.37 kg CAMPFIRE BACON 500 g $1.99 each BURNS WIENERS 450 g $2.19 each BURNS SLICED COOKED HAM 375 g $3.89 each MAGRATH SCHOOL NEWS Volleyball this past weekend has been very exciting! Every team in our school had a tournament. Although some teams did better than others, we are certain everyone had a great time. The Junior High teams all headed off to Cardston Friday after school. They new they were going to do well. The grade 7 girls tried their hardest winning some games, the grade 7 boys won as many as they lost! The grade 8 girls did their best and won some games, the grade 8 boys took second place. The grade 9 girls took second place, the grade 9 boys won their tournament defeating a team which had never lost before. The teams wish to send a special thanks to their coaches for al the time they've spent so the teams could function. The Senior High teams were off to Taber to play in their post season tournament. Both teams played with enthusiasim and did their best. Both teams have tournaments again this weekend. The boys will be playing in Fort Macleod and the Pandas will be playing in Magrath. Good luck Teams! * A * * * * A Here are a few tips on cutting down on energy usage and becoming environmentally friendly: 1. Use your microwave, toaster oven or slow cooker instead of your electric range. They all use much less energy. 2. Use an electric kettle to boil water, it uses half the energy of an electric stove. 3. Don't let your freezer build up more than 6mm (1/4") of frost. Defrost it regularly to keep it working at it's best. 4. Preheating your oven is not always necessary unless you are baking it only takes 10 minutes for the oven to reach 180 degrees C. Consider using the broiler as it saves energy and dosen't require preheating. 5. Portable microwave ovens are a highwattage appliance and require a separate 120-volt grounded electrical circuit. Never use a two-prong adaptor or extension cord to plug in a microwave oven.PRODUCE & GROC. NOV. 15 - 20 SUNRYPE GRANOLA BARS 180 g $1.88 each CARNATION HASHBROWNS 1 kg $1.18 each SWANSON DINNER $2.98 each NAVEL ORANGES .69 lb $1.52 kg GREEN SEEDLESS GRAPES $2.29 lb $5.05 kg BARTLETT PEARS .79 lb $1.74 kg MONEY’S MUSHROOMS 225 g $1.39 each RUSSET POTATOES 10 lb $2.29 each TOMATOES $1.29 lb $2.84 kg Lee & Ellen Stanford wish to announce the marriage of their daughter, Robin Laurel, to Louis Joseph Leon Girard, son of Noel & Marie Girard of Winnipeg. The wedding took place at Deane House in Calgary, Nov. 13/93, in the presence of the immediate family. A honeymoon on the island of Maui is to follow. ******* Magrath Stake Family History Library is presenting a mini seminar on U.S. census and soundex. Friday Nov. 19th at 7pm at the Magrath Stake Centre. ******* MAGRATH GENERAL HOSPITAL will be holding their annual Craft & Bake sale on December 11th. Anyone interested in having a table please phone the hospital. ******* WANTED: Do you have a snowsuit for a little boy size 30 lb that you'd like to sell. If so call Chris Tokairin 758-6896. SENIOR'S NEWS We have started Aerobics again. Each Monday and Thursday from 8:45am to 9:30 am. We have a very enjoyable workout. The Potluck dinner for this month will be held on Friday, November 26th at 12 noon at the Senior's Centre. The draw will be made for the tricot quilt which we have been selling tickets for this fall. Come have a delicious meal and good company. ******* BORROWED ??? DID YOU BORROW OUR FOLDING STEPLADDER? If so please return as it is needed. Garden City Senior's Centre. ******* BINGO - BINGO - BINGO - BINGO - BINGO At the Senior's Centre every second Thursday. Next Bingo Nov. 18th. Come on out, even cash. Doors open 6:30pm start at 7pm. ******* *******HARDWARE -LARGE SELECTION OF TOYS & GAMES -USE OUR LAY-A-WAY PLAN A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY ITEM TILL CHRISTMAS -WE HAVE APPLICATION FORMS FOR HOME HARDWARE CREDIT CARDS APPLY NOW AND GET A CHANCE ON A TREE -OUR HOCKEY STICKS ARE OUT EXCELLENT SELECTION -WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF ELECTRIC APPLIANCES AT COMPETITIVE PRICES, EXCELLENT WARRANTY & FREE GIFT WRAPPING -AM/FM CLOCK RADIO LED REG. $24.99 SALE PRICE $19.97 -CHRISTMAS CARDS 20PK REG $5.29 SALE PRICE $3.47 -COME IN AND SEE WHAT'S NEW IN GIFT WARE -LARGE WOOD GRAIN CLOCK TOP SHELF & BOTTOM SHELF REG. $59.99 SALE PRICE $54.97 -FOR THOSE WITH COLDS THIS SEASONS WE HAVE SOLARAY COOL MIST HUMIDIFIERS GROCERY SPECIALS NOVEMBER 15 - 20 McGAVIN'S COUNTRY BREAD 567 g .98 each ALPHA COTTAGE CHEESE 2% 500 g $1.68 each PARLOUR ICE CREAM 2 litre $3.78 each BEATRICE STIRRED YOGURT 125 g 3 for .99 BEATRICE GOOD HUMOR POPSICLES 12 pk $2.49 each HEINZ, KETCHUP 1.25 litre $3.48 each KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP 1 litre $3.48 each KRAFT SALAD DRESSING 500 ml $2.98 each CADBURY HOT CHOCOLATE 500 g ___________ $2.98 each WESTERN FAMILY COFFEE 300 g $1.78 each CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP 284 ml .58 each CAMPBELL'S SOUP - VEGGIE/ CHICKEN OR DOUBLE NOODLE 284 ml .88 each LIPTON CUP - A - SOUP 4 pk $1.28 each WESTERN FAMILY VEGETABLES 341-398 ml .78 each KOOLAID KOOLERS 750 ml .98 each WESTERN FAMILY POP 2 litre .88 + dep PEEK FREAN COOKIES 400g $2.98 each --- — KRAFT CHEESE DINNERS 200 g .88 each ’KRAFT DINNER 225 g 2 for $1.48 NABISCO SHREDDIES ■ 800 g $3.88 each
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