| 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 35 cents Wednesday February 16, 2000 V V V V FEBRUARY IS HEART & STROKE MONTH To Magrath & District Residents The canvas by the Magrath Hospital Auxiliary is now under way. With a total of 37 volunteers. We ask that when called on please welcome them. Every dollar will help. Please consider a donation. Thanks Magrath Hospital Auxiliary ****** FREE Public Skating, Monday, Thursday and Saturday from 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. Donated by the following businesses: Lions’ Club, Southern Agri Services, Duncan Thompson, P & H Elevator,. 2-16. ****** Magrath Rod & Gun Banquet & Awards Night March 4, 2000 6:30 p.m. Magrath United Church $10.00/plate Lots of door prizes Tickets available from John or Cam in Home Hardware ****** i I DATE: TIME: PLACE Wednesday, February 23,2000 7:00 p.m. Tom Karren Gym Come out a see why the band is such a crowd favorite whenever they compete in Marching Band Competitions. Featuring: Indoor Field Show Dancers Comedy GREAT FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT! $2.00/person $10.00/family J3 I « The Magrath Trading Company and Home Hardware will be closed Monday February 21, 2000. February 21st is Family Day and we hope you are all planning to eqjoy your time as families! We will be opened on Tuesday February 22nd for business as usual. ****** Eldon McBride Peterson, passed away February 11, 2000 at the age of 82 years. Eldon is survived by his children: Mary (David) Cheney of San Diego, CA; Margaret (Steve) Clinger of Spokane; Helen (Steve) Campbell of Rigby, ID; Bill (Shelley) of Welling; Dick (Diane) of Blairmore; Susan (Mark) Lefens of Chicago; and Ruth (Robert) Haynie of Seattle. Funeral Services were held Monday, February 14, 2000 in the Raymond Stake Center, with interment in the Temple Hill Cemetery, Raymond. ****** Jonathan Toone has been called to serve in the Ogden Utah Mission. His farewell will be held Sunday February 20th at 11:00 a.m. in the Garden Place Chapel. Jordan Jensen has received his mission calling to the Cebu Philippines. His farewell will be held Sunday February 27, 2000 at 11 a.m. in the Garden Place Chapel. 4c * * * 4c 4s CROPPING ALTERNATIVES FOR 2000 DATE-. Thurs, Feb. 24,2000 PLACE: Yotee's Restaurant Cardston TIME: 9:30 am - 2:00 ptu COST: $10.00 (lunch included) Please pre-register by Feb. 18,2000 by calling Alberta Agriculture-Claresholm toll free 310-000 then dial 625-1445 ANGE-EMILE L/aBBE •Drywall •Boarding • Taping * Texture Wall & Ceiling • Small Renovations • Commercial & Residential BOX 803 PHONE MAGRATH, AB TOK 1J0 (403) 758-6876 School News: The Magrath Zenith 4A basketball high school boys played in Edmonton with the TriProvincial Tournament. They won their 1st game against Calgary E.P. Scarlet 86-81. They lost the 2nd game against Edmonton Jasper Place, then won the 3rd game’against Calgary St. Francis 85-70. The Zeniths captured 3rd place. Congratulations Boys!!! Southern Alberta Girls Baseball Raymond 75 - Magrath 54 J.V. Pandas 41 - Raymond 33 ***** Basketball Update , The University of Alberta Pronghorns, rated No. 1, played in Winnipeg against the Wesmen University. They won both games. Friday 89 - 69 Sat. 90-60. Western Canada playoffs start in Lethbridge on Feb. 25th & 26th(2 out of 3) If the Pronghorns win they will play in the final playoff, Mar. 3 - 4 (2 out of 3). Then head out to Halifax for the Canadian Title Raymond Judo Club Several of our Magrath youth are part of the Raymond Judo Club, many have received medals in competitions. At a tournament in Fernie B.C. , gold medals were won by Jordan Zaugg, Jayme Sheridan, Camellia Hill. Silver Medals went to Braden Keeler in Junior Boys. Bronze medals went to Karson Keeler. Fourth place finisher went to Tanner Zaugg. In the Swift Current competition, Magrath winners were: Gold medals in Jr. boys: Carson Keeler & Braden Keeler. Junior girls Trinda Sheridan Silver medal winners in Junior boys: Tanner Zaugg, Jayme Sheridan. Junior Bronze: Jordan Zaugg. Juvenile women: Camellia Hill. Way to go!! Keep up the great work. dbdkdb*** Domestic & Commercial Water Hauling 3000 Gal & 4000 Gal capacity Pumping Services Available Cistern Cleaning iw 328-2460 d Steele Sheridan *No Deliveries Sundays and Holidays Magrath Pee Wee Chiefs Chiefs enter playoffs on a winning note The Pee Wee Chiefs finished their league play over this past weekend with three games. On Fri. night the Butte Montana Blues were defeated 4-2 on their home ice in Warner. On Sat. morning the contest was repeated in Magrath. This time a Butte goal with .5 seconds on the clock, earned them a 5-5 tie. After a lunch break the team traveled to Picture Butte to play the combined Picture Butte/Coaldale team. The game was a long tedious penalty filled affair. Our team took only 4 calls while Picturedale received 10 calls including two ejections. Their enthusiastic goaltender took 3 calls for slashing, roughing & spearing. We won the game 7-2. The team finished our 16 game league schedule with a 12-3-1 record good enough for second place in the south division. A tough three game playoff format will determine if we get a shot at the league championship game against the north side. The coaches like our chances. Individual weekend results were as follows: L. Hofer 4 goals - 1 assist, A. Loose 2 goals, S. Nishikawa 4 assists,B. Koskewich 3 assists, J. Rudd 4 goals - 4 assists, S. Johnson 1 assist. R. Yoshihara 1 goal -1 assist, S. Ragan 1 goal, A. Wamboldt 4 goals - 4 assists, A reminder to members of St. Joseph's CWL of the Rummoli Party to be held at Mickey & Dorothy Barnett's on Sunday Feb. 20th @ 7 p.m. It is of local interest to report that "Frankie Takacs", a native of Magrath who has pursued a career in acting appears in the movie "Snow Day". This movie stars Chevy Chase and is presently showing in Lethbridge. Frankie is the son of Frank & Joann Takacs of Magrath. Many thanks to the speedy action of our ambulance service here in town, to Judy & Ken Hoibak & Jim Moore. They arrived at our house 5 minutes after I called them, last Saturday morning when Ken had his accident. It was very much appreciated. This is a great service to our town. Thanks also to our wonderful Bishop Darrel Chipman who followed the ambulance to the Regional Hospital in Lethbridge. He is always there when needed. Also we want to thank all of our wonderful friends in town for their concern & phone calls. This little town in a great place to live. I'm happy to report that Ken is getting along well in the Regional Hospital, and will be there for a while. Thanks again. The Ken Harker Family. Magrath Curling Club Ladies Bonspiel March 1st - 5th Entry fee's $100.00, please contact Lindy Oliver - 758-6521 (eve) Annual Mixed Bonspiel March 15th - 19th. The upcoming Mixed Bonspiel will be on March 15 - 19. This will be the end of the curling year. We will be having our annua! year end dance on the 18th of March, please come one and all, phone any member for tickets. "Youth Making A Difference" has drawn up a petition to the House of Commons that they ". take all measures necessary to ensure that possession of child pornography remains a serious criminal offence^." Please sign this petition and help protect our children. Petitions can be found at: Magrath Trading Company Office Home Hardware Blue Goose The Store Alberta Association of Youth for Action (CYE) On a Bag of Frits: "You could be a winner! No purchase necessary. Details inside." (The shoplifter special.) Grade 1 Mrs. Court New Kid on the Block Mathias Tondevold Improved Reader - great illustrator Chase Hofer Quiet Independent Worker-Brett Hunt Improved Work Habits and Daily Work Krista Murray Enthusiastic Skater-Kyle Schad Great Hlustrator-Chyanne Vayro Grade 1 Mrs. Hatch Making Good Sense out of Reading Rebecca Robinson Cheerful Attitude/Newest Friend Hope Mathes Grade 2 Miss Coleman Stay on Task-Jordan Bennett Best Listener-Paul Dolomore Diligent Student Casidy Helgeson, Ammon Rasmussen Excellent in Reading-Allison Lauscher Diligent Worker-Derek Hope Grade 2 Mr, DeWinter Hockey All Star-Jessie Bennett Thoughtful and Caring -Tyler Bischke, Rachel Jones, Spencer Quinton, Broghan Seear Computer Wizard-Tyson Tondevold Grade 3 Mrs. Bolt Improved Listening Skills Raymond Bischke, Daylen Tidmarsh Gets Along Well with Others Guy Sweetgrass Awesome All-Round Student Parker Dahl Grade 3 Mrs. Davies Improved Work Habits-Sharlee Bevers Kind and Considerate-Ayla Carswell Improvement in Reading-Jorie Hunt Great Improvement in Mad Minutes Miles Meldrum Grade 3 Mrs. Toly Cruising Along with Cursive Writing Nigel Atwood, Alora Bennett, Benjamin Bennett, Bryanna Bennett, Josh Bennett, Krystal Cromwell, Jason Fazikos, Cody Foggin, Taylor Fortner, Julie Hatch Magrath Elementary Schools' Student of the month Awards for February 11, 2000 Grade 4 Mrs. Karren Kind and Caring Friend -Trinda Sheridan, Kristen Atwood, Chelsea Seear Excellence in Math Nathan Thomson, Kennedy Russel Consistently Neat-Jimmy Stringam Grade 4 Miss Neilson Great Artist-Connor Kenney Super Penmanship-Donald Carswell Mr. Personality-Kyle Stringam New Kid On the Block-Danielle Mathes Improved Cursive Writing-Travis Sommerfeldt Grade 5 Mrs. Coleman and Mrs. Cosgrove Excellence in Reading Comprehension Brittany Russell, Kari Redd Good Effort in Reading Comprehension Ethan Lauscher Excellence in Math-Carson Dahl Extra Effort in Music-Talia Atwood Extra Effort Made to Complete Assignments Macki Helgeson Extra Effort in Math-Amy Stewart Grade 5 Mrs. Dorner Excellent Classroom Helper-Karli Aldridge Excellent Effort in Completing Homework Kyle Bischke Excellent Effort in Creative Writing Ylanna Lowry Awesome Artist-Lindsay Stringam Grade 6 Mr. Alston Academic Student-Cole Schneyder Improved Work Ethic Lethe Stewart, Kristy Dudley, Jordan Shaver Grade 6 Mrs. Coppieters All Round Outstanding Student Cody Schneyder Improved Homework Completion Matthias Prince Extra Efficient Use of Time Amber Foggin, Ashley Sorpold, Rikki Smathers. A roaster sits on the peak of a house when he lays an egg. If the wind is blowing to the west @ 30 mile per hour in which direction will the egg rOlloff the roof? ♦Roasters don't lay eggs!!ALBERTA ASSOCIATION OF YOUTH FOR ACTION (YFA) INFORMATION MEETING SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2000 7:00 - 8:00 P.M. YWCA BUILDING - LION’S ROOM 604 - 8 ST. S. LETHBRIDGE FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL KIMMALACKO AT 320-7141(W) 327-9081(11) OR TERRY CLIFTON AT 758-6881(H) IF YOU ARE 12 TO 25 YEARS OF AGE, AND SUPPORT THE STATEMENTS BELOW, AND WOULD LIKE TO BE INVOLVED IN MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN ALBERTA, PLEASE ATTEND THE MEETING. WE NEED YOU!! *PARENTS WELCOME Youth Declaration to the Governments of the Globe £Geneva: 17 November 1999 WHEREAS we the youth delegates at this World Congress of Families II place our trust in God and His Guidance in our deliberations; therefore WE DECLARE that the natural "familv ic fkp fiinHQmnnfal oa/mqI unit V --- U-xlit, VviliVlvU Vli liiv ltlVYlUi lifelong covenant between a consenting man and woman, who take upon themselves the responsibility and commitment to create an atmosphere of love, respect, security, trust, and happiness, providing for the full physical and emotional development of children. Men and women have unique and complementary roles which are essential to the marriage and family; and WE DECLARE that life is sacred. Thus, it is the duty of families, communities, and governments to protect and maintain its sanctity; and WE DECLARE that in order to foster a loving home environment and transfer moral and social values and virtues to their children, parents have a divine responsibility and right to direct the physical, spiritual, emotional, and intellectual growth of their children. Children have a responsibility, privilege, and right to honor, respect, and support their parents in the development of a loving home environment where each individual family member is nurtured. All programs, products, and services provided by media and other social institutions are to assist parents in their divine responsibility for their children’s development and are not to infringe upon parents’ inherent right to rear their family according to the dictates of their conscience; and WE DECLARE that breaking the sacred bonds of the natural family leads to its deterioration. When these bonds are broken by such influences as divorce, premarital or extramarital sexual relationships, destructive media, pornography, substance abuse, and physical, emotional, and sexual abuse, the family will be hindered from fulfilling its purpose; and WE DECLARE that families, communities, and governments can successfully preserve the natural family. It is incumbent upon all people everywhere to place highest priority on protecting and promoting the rights and responsibilities of the natural family as the foundation of society.CLASSIFIED ADS DEADLINE: TUESDAY 12 NOON PHONE 758-6377 Less than 30 words --- S3.00 Small ad (2.5"X 3.5”) --- S8.00 Subscription --- $15.00/year 1/4 page --- $10.00 1/3 page --- $13.50 1/2 page --- $20.00 Full Page-—Copy Ready --- $40.00 Full Page-—We do --- $55.00 Flyer insertion (your paper).$40.00 Found close to school a CD case with CD's, to identify call die school at 758-3366. 2-26. ****** Wanted: host home for 1 autistic child, 7 yrs. old - every other weekend. Cal! Trish Hill @ 758-6834. 3-8. ****** I am looking for any Wade or Red Rose tea figurines. Can anyone help me?? Please call Rhonda @ 758-6761. 3-1. ****** For sale: 1977 Ford LTD Brougham, 1 owner, 400 CID engine, rebuilt 70,000 km ago. Good transmission, solid car. $550.00. Phone 758-6731. ****** Need your feed barley moved? Will also haul hay or straw. Also can haul your quota for you. Contact Sabey Trucking @ 758-3119. or 308-1944 Pure Natural Whole Wheat Coyote Pancake/Waffle Mix *four flavors to choose from & Breakfast Cereals. No additives. Cleaned & bagged wheat. Pick up @ Rockport Flour Mill. Magrath 758-3077, Fax 758-3340. 5-31. ****** Remember to call Tai heating, air conditioning, refrigeration and appliance service. Gas & Electrical Service and Trenching. 752-3866 Tai Hancock Mgr. *****A JEANNIE’S HAIR FASHION 136S - 1 St West 4 doors South of Trading Co. 758-3379 Open Tues thru Friday Professional Haircare at pleasing prices ****** RICK’S PORTABLE WELDING Owner Rick Beres We weld everything from chairs to tractors Please call me for all your welding needs ”B" pressure qualified. 758-6427 ****** CANADIAN SECURITY SYSTEMS We sell, install, and service alarms, camera systems, safes. *Also dead bolts and key locks Call Ross Moore 758-3945 for a free estimate. & * A JcJc-k ****** For all your cleaning needs, from hospital clean to a touch up, carpet to ceiling & everything in between. No job to big or too small Call Wayne’s Carpet & Ulpholstery Cleaning 758-6414. A A A A&A For rent: 3 bedroom 1600 sq. ft. basement suite, fridge, stove & laundry hookups, no smoking, no pets. Available immediately. CaH 758-6494. l.r. ****** For rent: variou spaces, in Magrath, ideal for small business. Call 758-3876. ****** For rent: main floor house, 3 bedrooms Available immediately. 135 East-1 Ave. N. Magrath. $500 + 1/2 utilities, $500 d.d., abstainers, no pets. Call Harold Murray 758-3325. ****** For rent: cozy 2 bedroom apart new paint, new carpet $430 inc. utilities & laundry. Avil immediately. Call 758-3781. For rent: 2 bedroom house, available March 1. For more information call 758-3876. &&&&&& For rent: 2 bedroom house, fridge, stove, washer & dryer, dishwasher included. Close to uptown & schooL Asking $450.00 + utilities Available immediately. Abstainers only. Please call Rhonda Perks @ 758-6816. 2-23. ****** New 1240 sq. ft home for sale, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, double car garage & finished basement in Magrath. Call 758-6765 or 758-6832. 2-23. * * A A * * For Sale Brand new 1200 sq. ft 3 bedroom bungalow, 2 bathrooms, 1 car garage. Call 758-6765 or 758-6835. 2-23. ^VVoggl es Karen Filmore residence is for sale by owner 3 bedroom bungalow attached double garage, family room has wood floors & fireplace. New lino, carpet & paint upstairs. Games room, 2 bedrooms & large cold storage down. $103,000.00 lowered to $98,500.00 contact: Sharon Dahl @ 758-6919 or Irene MacDonald @ 1(403) 257-4477. Lr. A A A A A A If You Ask] Me. | ■ “A true friend is someone who is therefor you when he’d rather be anywhere else ” - Len Wein --- --- The very first manicuring implements were found in the royal tombs at Ur in Babylonia and were made of solid gold! MEAT SPECIALS FEBRUARY 14 - 17 Outside Round Oven Roast $5.03/kg $2.28/lb Eye of Round Oven Roast $7.67/kg $3.48/lb Pork Butt Steak $3.48/kg $1.58/Ib Western Family Fish 'N Chips 600g 3 for $8.98 Western Family Sliced Meats 175g $1.28 Western Family Sliced Bacon 500g $2.98 Olympic Wieners 450g $2.28 Olympic Bologna 500g $2.98 Olympic Coil Garlic 750g $3.78 Olympic Cottage Roll Half $7.45/kg $3.38/lb Say it where it counts while it still might help! Sign the ‘Tm Seeing Red” Petition. Mr Halvar Jonson, Minister of Health has received enough public outcry to at least delay the CHR emergency and swing bed cuts till he understands the situation better. Help him to do so quickly by signing this petition. *We need letters - handwritten, short, and signed with your address. *Look for more addresses to write to on the petitions. Mr. Jonson, If You Are Seeing Red, So Are We! Will we permit our vital emergency service and swing beds to be lost? NO Write Hon.Halvar Jonson Minister of Health 228 Legislative Building 10800 97* Ave. Edmonton T5K 2V6 Another letter might make a difference. Let’s try ! Are cutting costs more important than people? NO Will we risk eventual loss of our remaining doctors? NO Are hospitals for city people more important than rural people? NO Will we vote for any government who tries to cut this service? Absolutely NO Thank Ron Hierath 503 Legislature Bldg. 1800 97 Ave. EdmontonT5K 2V6 And ask him to keep fighting for us. 18 and over- Sign ONLY ONCE Where? It’s at all the town businesses, school, medical offices, etc. .Can’t get out? Just call 758-3156 Olsens, 758-6733 Cliftons 758-3088 Pillings and leave a message. We’ll bring the petition to you!MORE GROCERY SPECIALS FEBRUARY 14 - 19 The Spirit of Alberta Band would like to borrow costumes(ie. gorilla suit, down etc.) for band students to wear when they hand out flyers. If you can help us out, please call Beth @ 758-6445. ****** 1 — Hunt's Tomato Paste case of 12 $6.98 Hunt's Tomato Sauce case of 12 $8.98 Campbell's Vegetable or Chicken Noodle case of 12 $8.98 Sifto Aqua-Magic Crystal Plus Water Conditioner 20 kg $3.98 Scotties Facial Tissue pack of 6 $4.98 Viva Jumbo Paper Towels pack of 6 $5.98 Royale Bathroom Tissue $6.98 Value Priced Complete Dog Food 8 kg $5.98 Value Priced Complete Cat Food 8 kg $7.98 Value Priced Cat Litter 10 kg $3.98 Friskies Cat Food case of 24 $10.98 Value Priced Dog Food case of 12 $8.98 Good Humor Ice Cream 4 litre 2 for $6.98 Western Family Margarine case of 12 $8.98 Dairyland Multipack Yogurt 8xl25g $2.98 Savarin Meat Pies case of 4 $2.98 McCain Pizza Pockets 1.2 kg $8.98 Kellogg's Eggo Waffles 48 pack $9.98 Dairyland Sour Cream 250 ml .98 Tampico Multipack Punch 8x385ml $3.98 Western Family Vegetables case of 6 $11.98 BINGO - BINGO -BINGO Next Bingo is Thursday February 17th, 2000 at the Seniors’ Centre. Doors open 6:30 p.m. Bingo @ 7 p.m. Everyone Welcome. ******PRODUCE SPECIALS FEBRUARY 14 - 19 Navel Oranges 8 1b $2.98 Red Grapefruit 5 lb $2.98 Medium Carrots 51b $2.48 Medium Onions 51b $1.48 Russet Potatoes 20 1b $3.98 Green Cabbage 251b $8.98 SENIORS NEWS Seniors' February suppers will be tonight 16th. These are all at 5 p.m. at the Seniors' Centre. Friday Feb. 4th, following a sumptuous pot luck dinner, featuring roast beef, - the Annual Meeting was held. Reports from the various committees outlining the years' activities of said groups, were given, following opening remarks from outgoing Pres. Jack Butlin who extended a vote of thanks to the retiring Board and Committee members. Election of officers & directors for the coming year, conducted by the Nominating Committee, resulted in the following persons being named to serve for a two year term. Sorry! some errors were made last week, so here is the official list of officers: Pres. Jean Butlin Past Pres. Jack Butlin Vice Pres. John Thompson Secretary Le Vaun Thompson Treasurer Bernice Coleman Directors Marvin Hillmer, Grace Navratil Lois Czech Levoy Bossert Lawrence Bengry Les Grusendorf THE REAL POT LUCK DINNER will be held on Friday Feb. 25th, so mark the calendar for an evening of great food & fun. Hostesses for the Month of February are: Marge Rasmussen, Mary Baker & Ruth Hovey Call: Bookings for the Senior's Centre, call Jack or Jean Butlin 758-3030, rental fee is $75.00. Town of Magrath Public Notice The Magrath Golf Club, in co-operation with the Town of Magrath, provides one day each season for a golf fund-raiser. Any non-profit organization interested in hosting this event, must make written application to the Town of Magrath, Box 520, Magrath AB. TOK IJO. Final date to received applications is Monday, February 21, 2000. Thank You. Susan JL1* PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS An evening of country music with TREVOR PANCZAK TAMMY GISLASON TRACEY OGLOFF Raymond Community Center 15 Broadway South, Raymond, AB. February 25 & 26 Friday & Saturday @ 7 p.m. Price $8.00 For ticket information call Johnny Panczak (403) 758-6265. ssdirect@telusplanet.net www.ssdirect.com Computer Consulting, Sales, and Service ****** Sox 389, 132 • 2M Street SW, Magrath, AB TOK 1JO Roger Davias voice 758-3577 General Manager fax 758-91'74 HOME HARDWARE "HOME OF THE HANDY MAN” *THERMOCUBES TURNS ON POWER AUTOMATICALLY AT 35°F OR 2C AND OFF AUTOMATICALLY ACCORDING TO OUTSIDE TEMPERATURES. *PHILIPS SLICE TOASTER. REGULAR $29.99, SALE PRICE $19.97. *PI1ILIPS IRON, REGULAR $29.99, SALE PRICE $19.97. *CORELLE DISHES ARE ON SPECIAL FOR ONE MORE WEEK. *2 WEEK SPECIAL ON TIP TOP DOG FOOD. 18 KG, REGULAR $14.95, ON SPECIAL FOR $12.95 A BAG. *18 KG - LOW ASH CAT FOOD, REGULAR $22.95, SPECIAL $20.00 PER BAG. *BLISTEX LIP OINTMENT BONUS LIP BALM. REGULAR $1.69, SALE PRICE $1.00 EACH. *WE SELL WASHERS, DRYERS, STOVES & REFRIGERATORS. COMPETITIVELY PRICED. FREE DELIVERY. *WE STILL HAVE ONE GT SNOW RACER ON SALE FOR $54.99, MARKED DOWN FROM THE REGULAR PRICE OF $74.99. *WE STELL HAVE SOME TOBOGGANS IN STOCK!! GROCERY SPECIALS FEBRUARY 14 - 19 Minute Maid Juice, or Five Alive Citrus case of 27 $7.98 Western Classics Pop 12 pack 3 for $7.98 Western Family Beans case of 6 2 for $7.98 Green Giant Corn case of 12 $8.98 Niagara Orange Juice case of 12 $10.98 ABC Laundry Detergent case of 4 $23.98 Western Family All Purpose Flour 10 kg $4.98 Roger's White Sugar io kg $7.98 Alpha or Pacific Evaporated Milk case of 12 $11.98 MJB Coffee case of 6 $11.98 Money's Mushrooms case of 12 $8.98 Assorted Jumbo Muffins case of 12 $6.98 Kellogg's Jumbo Mini Wheats 1300g $7.98 McCain Punch case of 24 $6.98 Western Family Pasta in Tomato Sauce case of 12 $8.98 Christie Cookies 550g $3.98 Nalley's Thin & Crispy Potato Chips 170g $1.28 Heinz Tomato Juice case of 12 $8.98 Western Family Tomatoes case of 12 $13.98 Western Family Apple Blends case of 12 $8.98 Gold Seal Chunk Light Tuna case of 12 $10.98 Gold Seal Pink Salmon case of 12 $11.98 Western Family Bread 10 loaves $8.98 Prego Pasta Sauce 6 - 750 ml $14.98 Value Priced Instant Noodles case of 24 $5.98 Value Priced Cup O Noodles case of 12 $7.98
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