| 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. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. MAGRATH TRADING CO. STORE NEWS PHONES: OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 ' UPSTRAIRS & STORE NEWS 758-6377 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday____ : Wednesday. THURSDAY,. April 17th, 1986. ************************************^^*^t**. . . hardware department Home Hardware Our Best Quality BEAUTI-TONE PAINT MAGRATH, ALBERTA **************** s.o.s -. Soap Pads Fast and easy. Cleans more than pots and pans. 10 pak SAVE 16% REG 1.29 I Home L Illi Hardware SAVE 25% 099 REG. $3.99 £ ELECTROSOL Dishwasher Detergent Gets dishes and glasses spotless. 1.4 kg w I N D E X - E N D U S T > Reg. 19.99 REGULAR $1.29 600 ml. bottle SAVE 20% J83 HOME Leaf & Lawn Garbage Bags Extra large size for fall lawn clean up. 30"x 48” size. Package of 5. Green. SAVE 20% REG, $2.69 215 BEAUTI-TONE INTERIOR Latex Satin Flat Paint A tough vinyl paint for interior walls. White, pastels in medium and deep tints. Soap and water wash-up. 1852- . REGULAR $20.99 SAVE 6°° 16"Our Reg. $22.99 BEAUTI-TONE INT. Velvet Latex Enamel Hundreds of pastel colours. Soap & water clean-up. 1854-513-2 SAVE 25% BEAUTI-TONE INT. Latex Primer Sealer A white vinyl latex primer sealer for new wood or bare patches. 1850-615-$ 99 IfiWgta Our Reg. • dHfc $19.99 EYE LEVEL BRAKE LIGHT Mounts on all types of vehicles. Reduces possible rear end colli 1741-258-8 REG. $1.79 ESSO OR GULF 10.30 MOTOR OIL MOTOR OIL IBOVAID INSECTIC I D Provides season long hon popujgrt. Plastic tag. H'OME HARDWARE UNIVAL WH Handy plastic container in SET of Commerce of We are most your super Vocational Services. PYJAMAS Men’s Pyjamas in Cotton & polyester blend. A choice of plain or patterns in assorted colors. Two piece styles well tailored sets. SIZES: S.M.L. XL. REG. $27 to $29.95 SWEATERS NEW SHAKER KNITS Popular Acrylic Knit Pullovers & Vests in Shaker knit. Blue/White, Grey/ Blue, Turquoise. Styles for Man & Boys. Boys T Shirts for Spring & Sumner. Crew neck styles in sleeves. or collar short SWEAT Young Men’s Sweat Sets in Navy/Grey or Black/Grey. ' Designed for leisure wear and comfort. SIZES: Small, Medium, Large. the Chamber last week. Magrath for Magrath ****************** for their donai.ion grateful. si pport., Thank vou FE VAI. NEWS Magrath participants did themselves proud »in the Cardston Festival this year with well over two hundred class and individual entries from this district. We had many winners in individual classes. Performing on the final program Saturday night were the Junior High and Senior High Drama classes with their choric drama num-: bers. Mary Lou Davies and Kathy Gruninger were also featured with their musical theatre number. Becky Bennett was chosen to play a flute solo. ' Band Awards: Junior Performer - Julie Dudley. Intermediate Performer - Becky Bennett. Medals - Sarah Saxton & David Kearl. Piano Awards: Medal - Marilyn Norton. Vocal Best in Musical Theatre - Mary Lou Davies and Kathy Gruninger. Best Folk Song - Becky Bennett. Excellence in Vocal - Ranae Rasmussen. Medals - Vinessa Heggie, Heather Hunt, Josh Dudley, Jennifer Johnson. Most Promising Vocalist - Mary Lou Davies. Speech: Intermediate Performer - Michelle . Strong. Best Canadian Poetry - Chad Meldrum. Best Choral Speech - Magrath Grade Seven. Most Promising in Speech - Sarah Strong. Excellence in Speech - Erica Brandt, Kendall Dudley, Robert Brandt. Medals: Brandon Wilde, Wendy Dahl, Carrie Wilde Darby Tokairin, iwila Grusendorf, Trevor Panczak, Tia West, Barbara Davies. Recommended to the Provincial Festival - Mary Lou Davies - Junior Girls Vocal and Michelle Strong - Speech Intermediate Performer. Congratulations to the many people who ■ worked so hard, parents, trainers and accomp-aniests, along wtth the many people who performed so well in so many areas. Our town benefits as you develop your talents. * KALEIDESCOPE OF YOUR CREATIONS Ladies - mark Saturday, April 26th, 1:30 p.m. on your calendar for an afternnon of special entertainment and interest for all women 18 and over. The Raymond Alberta Stake is featuring a Women's Conference with something of interest for everyone. Special features include a program with original roadshow numbers and entree acts done by eatch Stake unit. Displays include entries done in the past year in every area of handwork, artwork, sewing, cake decorating and photo-grpahy and many more classes. Luncheon follows. Reserve this time and be sure to invite a friend or neighbor to join us in this special afternoon for women. Magrath Vocational Services (Magrath/ Cardston Assoc, for Handicapped) is having a bottle drive on Wednesday, April 23rd. If you have not already been contacted by one of our students and have bottles you would like to donate to us and have picked up please call 758-6220 or 758-3424. The reason for this project is to raise the remainder of the money we need for our trip to Expo on April 29th, Our students have worked hard and we are all excited about the trip. You have probably had someone at your door selling raffle tickets i for a dinner for two at Erickson's and theatre tickets. We will be drawing for the prize on' April 25. If you want tickets please call. We really appreciate your support and interest 'in helping our students. We would like to thanfc. ■4 ! SfniMgfûtte ladief’ co-ordinates Fashionable Spring Co-Ordinates for Milady. Lovely Peruzza Blazers, Skirts and Pants. Popular shades of Red and Cream. Perfect Fit by Playtex bras We have received a new shipment of Playtex Bra's - fill in orders as well, as new "Thank Goodness It Fits" - uniquely designed for 'Nearly A, A & Nearly B Cups'. Seamless, fl ^95 "Buttercup lace design. I f You can still take advantage of a big reduction in Fall & Winter Coat Specials. Selection includes Polyester, Wool Blend and Meltons. - 7 V- »4/ t : Prie» IEG. 18.95 IS95 JOGGERS Joggers in Light Blue with velcro closing. 1 TABLE OF MISSES JEANS & RUGBY PANTS. A few 4-6X; 7 to 14 yrs. Jeans ALL REDUCED LADIES’ BLOUSES 1 RACK OF LADIES BLOUSES IN A VARIETY OF STYLES. LONG & SHORT SLEEVES IN PLAINS AND PATTERNS. COTTONS/POLYESTERS, GEORGETTES, ' FOR RENT: 3 bedroom apartment. Ph. 753-3797 WANTED: Yard Work, Babysitting. Ph. 758-3427 FOR SALE: Fire Wood by 1st Ward Venturers. $25/half ton load. Phone 758-3166. FOR RENT: Apartments in Fourplex. Apply at Tanco or Phone 758-3404. " FOR RENT: White & Blue Spruce Trees, 3 ft. tall. Contact Ross Blackmer, Ph. 758-6833. WORK WANTED: Experienced Plumber looking for work. Call Ron McKenzie, Ph. 758-3136. TEE-VIEW CAFE IS NOW OPEN. Flo invites you to come to the Golf Course end enjov their home-made soups, lunches, etc. A wedoing of interest took ace March 22nd, 1986 in the Alberta Temple when Elizabeth Davies became the bride of Theran Olsen of Cardston. The ceremony was performed by Elder Nyal A. Fletcher in the presence of family and close friends. A wedding dinner followed at the Cardston home of Afton and Don Shaw,'sister of the groom, hosted by his parents and family. Fifty people enjoyed a delicious meal and an imptompyu ptohtsm by the grandchildren. Tributes were given by Randy Davies and Scott Olsen. In the evening a reception was held'in the Magrath Elementary School gym where Grade Three students under the direction of Jill Shipley and Judy Hoibak performed an original song especially written by Miss Shipley for the occasion. The Sir.galing Choir also performed two numbers. Greatly appreciated was a surprise number by the " Notables, "The Sweetheart Tree", directed by Gunnild Fisahnr and accompanied by Alma Davies. j Davies MC'd a Program by Arlen & and Leanne Davies Janis NYLON PANTYHOSE NEZ1/ SPRING COLGR COLLECTION Beautiful new L'Eggs Pantyhlse in Spring shade? nf pink Lady, Dove, Grey, Pottery Blue, Dusty Miller, Ermine, Haze & Primrose. JORDACHE MOTIF PANTY HOSE Des igned for Teens, shadow toe, cotton gusset. One size fxts all. Shades of Cream, Green, Pink, Blue, Black, White UP leotards CLEARANCE OF NYLON LEOTARDS FOR GIRLS Assorted shades 18 months to 14 and sizes for Girls years. UP Laurel Bennett, Randy and Deb, Greg & Noni and Spencer. Barbara CLEARING NOW avies entertained with an original musical AT . reading. Alma Davies assisted as accompanist. . After^a honeymoon in Calgary and Edmonton ’/a OFF the couple is now residing in Magrath. SPECIAL THANKS: “ ' ‘ We are so appreciative of the many people who worked to make our wedding a success, friends who took over the kitchen duties, decorating, those who performed on our program and assisted in so many areas. Thanks to Robert Rasmussen and Lowell Kendrick who took .videos of the activities for us, and to the many friends and relatives who took time to congratulate us on our special dayT We are so happy to be part of such a lov- I ing, caring community. Theran & Elizabeth olsen and the Davies and Olsen families. ' Trimminas The Cotton/Polyester Fringe Balls in popnlar of Orange, Green, Beige, Gold, Pink. Larqe fluffy size. REG. 69i to $1.00 m. . 2fio/. nc siiades etc. The Magrath ladies Curling Club held ^eir^ciosing meeting °n Tuesday, April Draw Champs Tro- Wind Rahcnes, were Ratke rink with Karen Fuhrmann and Event" Trophies 8th. The Annual Square phies, donated by West presented to the Doris teammates Feri Ripley, Carol Pierens. were presented to the Judy Workman rink with teammates Shannon Kawade, Judy Fukushima and Linda VanMill. We'had a very successful year with thirteen Ladies Rinks participating. Hope to see you all next season. Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Meldrum wish to announce the birth of a grandson born Saturday, April 12, 1986 to Mr. & Mrs. Wm. G. (Lois) Cook of Rexburg, Idaho. Silicone treated Pressing Cloths to make those ironing jobs easier. Your iron will glide more freely. $± ^.95 • REGULAR $4.00 each The "B ATTENTION BAND PARENTS All parents of Band students, please check with your children and make sure they bring their band uniform home to be pressed and altered by you if necessary. If they have outgrown the uniform, please call Toni Stringam, 758-6261 or Cathy West 758-6473 . , exDon't put shoes in uniform bags. he school ready help in getting They should have black shoes and socks as well, cept for the guard. I ’ _ . ____ ’ Please have the uniforms returned to to go by April 17th. Thanks for your us off to Expo '86. Tickets for the performance of "The Man of La Mancha" to run from April 16th through April 26th in the Cardston new' Community Theatre (old LDS Social Centre) are currently on sale. To order tickets call 653-4696 from Monday - Friday noon to 5 p.m. or Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tickets on sale at Community Theatre Box Office. $8 Main Auditorium, $6 Balcony Single young woman, age 25, would cleaning or babysitting in your home, by the hour. I in both areas. have a nursing degree Call Marie Remy, like work all day or and experience 758-6261. SENIOR CITIZENS j mmedj.ately at Garden Villa Apartments. F ______ formation call Shirley Edwards, 758-6368. TO GIVE AWAY: Fruit sealers, Jam bottles. 758-3156. Ex? zabe' i; Olsen . ONLY: One bedroom apartment available . For more in- Eugene Dale Ross, beloved 1 band of Glenavere (Gwen) Hunting Ross, F-ssed awaj in Magrath Sunday, April 13th, 1986 at the age of 70 years. Born September 13th, 1915 and raised in LaPoint, Utah Mr. Ross attended Uintah High School in Vernal, Utah where he was the Valedictorian of his senior class. He married Glenavere Hunting on September 16th 1939. He served in the U.S. Army during the Second World War and was decorated with the Asiatic Pacific and the Purple Heart. He was an active member of the LDS Church and at the time of his passing was a counselor in the High Priest Quorum of his’ Ward. Besides his loving wife he is survived by one daughter Glenagene (Jay) Marsden of FLANNELETTE Flannelette Fabric in a choice of plain or patterned. Thickly napped. Assorted patterns and colors. 115 cm. wide. REGULAR S3.95 m. 319 Sherwood Park; three sons Eugene Dale (Ann Marie) Ross Jr. of Rawlins, Wyoming, James T. (Pam) Ross of Berkeley, Calif, and Tony ■ Lynn Ross of Salt Lake City, Utah; 16 grandchildren; two great grandchildren; three sist- ‘ ers. i Funeral Services were held on Tuesday, April 15th in the Magrath Stake L.D.S. Chapel with Bishop Watson Ririe officiating. The family prayer was offered by daughter Glenagene Marsden. Guest book attendants were Desmonia Harris and Fern Carlson. Ushers were Bud Strong and Kay Bennett. Organist was Charlotte Fletcher who accompanied the choir in the singing of the opening hymn "0 My Father" conducted by Toni Stringam. Invocation was offered by son James Thomas Ross. Another son, Bishop Eugene Dale Ross Jr. gave the biography followed by a vocal quartet "Going Home by Bessie Cook, Moyle Pilling, Glenn & Charlotte Fletcher accompanied by Carol Lowry. Speaker for the service was Warren Harris. Carol Dainard sang "Abide With Me 'Tis Eventide" accompanied by Alma Davies. Concluding speaker was Verdel Saxton. The closing hymn by the choir was "God Be With You". The benediction was offered by Tony Lynn Ross another son. Honorary Pallbearers were the Third Ward High Priest Quorum. Active Pallbearers were Jay Marsden, Rick Marsden, Ken Byam, Eugene Dale Ross Jr. Randy Marsden, Robin Marsden, James Thomas Roos and Tony; Lynn Ross. Interment took place in Vernal, Utah with the dedication of the grave by Lawrence Adams. HAIR BRUSHES Barrettes Shampoo MINK 20% OFF New Barrettes in colorful Plastic Bows in assorted sizes. Clips Flare. $M,L. I79 normal hair. Formu- ;d to add new life REG. $2.95 1« & UP Lethbridge passed November 23rd, 1985 West Coast. in Huntsville, Ont. R.C.M.P. on April 8th A former Magrath resident, Supt. Albert Joseph Niedzwiecki (RTD), beloved husband of Mrs. Marjorie Niedzwiecki of away near Princeton, B.C. on while on a motor trip to the Born, raised and educated Supt. Niedzwiecki joined the 1947 in Ottawa and was stationed in various points throughout Canada including the Maritimes. He served in the Northwest Territories. He moved to Leth-bride in 1974 and retired in 1980. He is Survived by his wife Marjorie, a son Alan of Lethbridge and daughter Nancy of Grande Prairie, two sisters and three brothers. Funeral Mass was celebrated on Wednesday, April 16th in St. Patrick's Roman Fr. Joseph O'Reilly and Fr. celebrants. Catholic Church with W.J. MacDonald as con- HOUSE FOR RENT: 3 bedrooms. Abstainers, non smokers, no pets. Phone David Brandley, Vauxhall, 654-2526, collect or Barbara Reeder, 758-6492. ^STATIONERY-Boxed Stationery in a variety ( of colors with assorted de- \ signs. 18 Letter Sheets; ’ 12 Envelopes. \ V REGULAR $3.95 DONORS CLINIC 79$ BOOD Note: Blood Donors Clinic will be held in Raymond High School April 29th, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m, NOTICE: The Annual Meeting of the 2nd St. West Irrigation Association will be held at the home of Reece Leishman on Wednesday, April 30th at 7 p.m. TO MY SECRET FRIEND: Thank you for the pretty and dainty dress. Heidi Gruninger FOR ROTOTILLING, LOG SPLITTING - $25/hr. Call 758-3620. Ask for Tod. Please For more information contact ROD & GUN CLUB FISH DERBY - Saturday, April 26th 7 a.m. at Payne Lake. All members welcome. $5 Entry fee. Ehlert, Ph. 758-3712. MAGRATH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NEWS Po you know someone living in Magrath District area who has made:and is still making a significant contribution to the community? If you would like to see this person honored as Magrath's 1986 Citizen of the Year, send in writing, the name of‘ the.person you wish to receive this honor: . listing the reason for submitting the, name to: Magrath & District Chamber of Commerce, Box 574, Magrath AB TOK 1J0. Deadline May 12, 1986. For more inform - atiqn phone Jacquie Bly, 758-3103. THANK YOU Our thanks to everyone who helped with the Sr. Citizens Garage & Bake Sale Saturday and made it such a success. Oren & LaVerne Critchfield. DEL ;BONITA COUNTRY ASSOC. MONTHLY.DANCE Saturday, April 19th. Southbound Band. Doors open at 7:30. Members & invited guests 18 & over welcome. THANK YOU: The Senior Citizens would like to thank Lome & LaVerne Critchfield for the;time & effort they put into the,very successful Garage & Bake Sale. Our thanks also to Norma Arnold for the lovely way she finished the quilt. Tickets are now being sold on it. LH 1986 DOG LICENSES are still available from the Town Hall Office. $5 Neutered REGULAR $35.00 or Spayed (with, proof of Vet. certificate) $25 non neutered or spayed. All dogs over 6 months of age are required to have one. Fines for first offence is $25. A license is hot a legal permit to allow animal to run free. Animal Control Officers - Michael & Melodie Johnson. Ph. 758-6268. RAINSUITS Men's Vinyl Rain Suits in Green or Gold. Sets of jacket Two piece & Pants. REGULAR $25.95 to $29.95 set RUBBER • BOOTS ‘ Make sure you have your Rubber Boots and Irrigation Boots for Spring needs. We have Inports and Canadian makes. Styles for Men & Boys. $14.95 to $29.95 J® Faded Look Jeans styled by Popular, comfortable to "SEAWASH" Wrangler, wear. FULL SIZE RANGE. & Breakfast. Bed & Breakfast. Under 5 yrs. free. Katie & Sarah Humphries of Calgary would like to annpunce the arrival of the baby sister, Rachel Lynn. Happy parents are Roberta & Doug Humphreys. Grandparents are Mr. & Mrs. Bob Rasmussen and-Mr. & Mrs. Dick Humphreys of Lethbridge. ¿BED & BREAKFAST FOR EXPO *86 $35/night double occupancy for Bed $25/night for signle occupancy for $5/night for children 5 to 1‘2 yrs. R.Vi Parking $25/night. Tenting $10/night, use of house facilities included. You may pay with Canadian funds or We allow 25c on the U.S. dollar. Easy access to Freeway & Sky train (light rapid transit). Fire pit & Barbecue in back yard. Picnic area available. Contact Evelyn Mattie, 8376-208 St. Langley, BC, V3A 6Y3. ■'TmT’^27? Ph. (604) 888-3077. Prices quoted in Canadian funds ■*- v«-' k.*. Mak,e reservations early. B.J. Rasmussen. Denturist George Torrealba, who has been servings Magrath since April 1985 is sorry to announce he will be discontinuing his bi-monthly service. He would like to extend his gratitude to the; people of Magrath for their kind hospitality and business. Louise Dow was instrumental in propotioin of his service and arranging appointments. Many thanks are extended to her. His; last visits will be April 22nd & May 7th (until August 1986). Mr. Torrealba will be in contact with Mrs. Dos so any problems can be channeled through her or by contacting him '? in Calgary at 253-8500. Men's Edpress Stripe Bib Overalls. Styles by GWG and Triple G. New Arrivals for Spring work. < ■ Boys Tube Socks. Cushion sole. By McGregor. Grey with wine trim. REGULAR $7.95 a Vinyl Coated | Work Gloves Vinyl coated Work Gloves with cuff. Yellow. REG $3.50 I BONELESS Blade Boast kg 438 Ham Steaks CENTRE CUTS. kg 4>8 Mln Steak B 0 N E L E S S kg 8«» PORK SPARE RIBS M E A T Y Bologna s L ICED ps 375 g ******************************************************************************************** ette, Goaltenders and Women’s Hockey. First come - first served basis. ■ MAGRATH & DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY Magrath & District Minor Hockey held their annual Banquet on Thursday, April 10th at the Magrath United Church with the meal catered by Ranch-land Catering of Milk River. Garth Veale was M.C. for the event and introduced the guest speaker, Mr. Dave Snopek, a former Bronco and winger for the New York Rangers. Mr. Snopek is now assistant coach for the University of Lethbridge hockey team as well as partner in a sporting good store in Lethbridge. Dave impressed upon the boys and parents the necessity of having a good education to fall back on once your hockey career is over as most hockey careers have a very short life span. Presentations were made to each team by their coaches with some interesting anecdotes being told about each Coaches this year Lee and Herb McKelvey Tadpoles), Don Ripley Novice (former Squirts), Marc Heggie, Warnock and Neal Miller with the Atoms (former Mites). Following the presentations the annual general meeting was held with election of new board amembers. Retiring board members were Marc Heggie, Garth Veale, Donna Warnock, Wayne Harris. Re-elected were Garth Veale and Donna Warnock. New members elected were June Wether-elt, Bob Wright and Randy Ripley. Neal Miller is now President, Bob Wright Vice-President, Donna Warnock Secretary-Treasurer. The executive wish to thank the parents for their support this past year and look forward to a better year with more parental involvement now that we will have our own facility. Hockey is a great sport for our children and can be as much fun for parents (sometimes even more). See you all in the fall!!. player. were John Ferguson, Marvin with the Squirts (formerly and Barry Owens with the Arnie The Ladies Golf Meeting was held Thursday, April 10th in the High School. Executive for the coming season is President - Margaret Robinson, Vice-President Shirley Saunders, Secretary - Joan Pisko, Treasurer ■ Geri Ripley, Past President - Alma Whitt, reminded to sign up for the 19th. Pot Luck Social will be held Ladies are League by April The opening April 29th. League play starts on May 6th. He served as Bertram W. Dow passed away at Lethbridge Regional Hospital Sunday, April 13, 1986 at the age of 86 years. Born in Branch, Michigan, May 8, 1899, he came to Alberta with his family in 1908. He was a school teacher and principal at Magrath Elementary School for 42 years. Mayor of Magrath in 1966. Predeceased by his wife Zelpha in May of 1968, he is survived by his four children, Nadine (Gordon) Forsyth of Arlington, Virginia, Elaine (Luchlan) Fleming of Calgary, Kay (Wilda) Dow of Kelowna, B.C. and Roy (Florence) Dow of Calgary; 19 grandchildren, 22 great grandchildren; a sister Irene Minion of Calgary and dear friend Helma Skundberg of Lethbridge. Funeral Services were held Wednesday morning, April 16th in the Lethbridge LDS 10th Ave. Chapel with Bishop Harold Tanner officiating. Graveside service and interment took place at Queen's Park Cemetery, Calgary. OPEN HOUSE: The Webster fami]y would be pleased to welcome all their friends to an Open House in honor of Larry who has been -.ailed to the Hong Kong Mission. This event will be held at the Webster home Saturday, Ap ti 19th from 7 to 9 p.m. Larry's Farewell will be held in Mag-ath 2nd Ward Sunday April ¿Oth. Second at 9 a.m. but Sacrament nt il 10:40 a.m. NOTICE: Anyone who is still interested in buying a Hockey Memories book, please call Donna Warnock, 758-3096. I have some available at $5. HOCKEY SCHOOL: Mr. Dave Snopek of the University Ward meetings begin of Lethbridge Hockey School left some registrat-Service does not start ion forms for Summer Hockey Schools with us. Any- . one interested in attending, ple&se contact Donna r t»*. . x , q . . n n , s 'lr' k Mrs- <»rant wheeler are home from Warnock, 8-3096 (home) or 8-3"c-3 (work) tor moi e „ • „ . . - „ t.ieir mission m North Carolina. information. There are also cJnsr.ns tor ping- Margarine west x,36 kg HMnz Ketchup 1.25 L Evap. Milk W. F. 385 mi. . 79c |W NESTLES 4 PACK Heroford Corned Beef 12 oz |99 Cat Food 9 LIVES 2/85' Sandwich Bags B A G G I E S 100's POTATOES RUSSET io# Strawberries 340 g ea 1” Lettuce CRISP HEADS Onions COOKING 3# BAGS. 69c Kiwi Fruit .- 79c
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