| 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 TRADING CO. STORE NEWS PHONES: OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 UPSTAIRS & STORE NEWS 758-6377 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday 8 a.m. to 6 pirn. Thursday July 13, 1989. i'MAGRATH, ALBERTA ********************************************************************************************** Summer swinming supplies Swimming pools, balls, goggles, water wings, swim fins, and water rings. Electric Fry Pans in Almond color. Slightly blemished. 32»» HOME HARDWARE DEPARTMENT ********************************************************************************************** DELUXE COLLECTION Reg. 12.49 J049' ORIGINAL COLLECTION Reg. 8.98 7” ELECTRIC SKILLET FRY PAN BENCHMARK 13 PC DRILL BIT SET Quality bits in sizes >/i6" - Vi". 1245-352-50 % OFF We have a great selection of wheelbarrows . YOUR CHOICE BRUSH SETS Solid wood handles. Set of 4 in polyester or pure bristle. Polyester 9302-074-1 Pure Bristle «00-959-1 50% OFF DEAUTI-TONE Wi • ’TV.'ÎS» Room for Fsnt in private heme in Leth. South side. Available Sept. 1st. Female str lent preferred. $300 a month. Utilities included. Ph. 327-5332 or 329-9160. NEEDED: Snail car. Ph. 758-3193 • ••••■ Looking fcr a job: Any job will be done. If in neec of my help call Clinton at 758-6536 Fishing Licenses are available in the Trading Cc. Office. Fabrics NYLON TRICOT New colors in Nylon Tricot are now on display - Peach, Mink, Mint, Burgandy, Gardenia, Rose, Blue, Teal, etc. 5« rs;neter. FOR SALE: Cardston School Div. is selling tts following items: Cupboards, shelves, blackboards, tackboards, lights furnaces, and many other items. Viewing on Thursday, July 13 till 4 p.m. To be sold Friday, July 14. 8:30 to 4 p.m. Between two gyms on east side of the school. Cantact any custodians. BROADCLOTH Cotton/Polyester Broadcloth in a nice assortment of colors. 115 cm wide. Funeral Services for Leora Gurney were held on Tharsday, July 6, 1989. Officiating was Bishop Watson Ririe, Organist- Charlotte Fletcher, Registration Book - Ruth Wilde & Jean Passey, Ushers- Lc a Hovey & Cliff Merkley, Trio- Marie Stevanson, Charlotte Fletcher, Bessie Coot, Family Prayer- Shane Gurney. Opening Hyun- "The Lord is My Sheppard" Trio, Acccnpanied by Carol Lowry, Invocation- Gorion Wilde, Biography- Norma Holladay, «Jusical- "My Faith In Me"- L.B. Tanner, Sp saker- Clifford Miller, Closing Hymn- "Abile With Me" Trio, Closing Prayer- Bl air Gurney, Pallbearers- Max Gurney, Bryant Gurney, Wayne Gurney, Glen Fletcher, Delmar Holladay, Sheldon Gurney. Interment- Magrath Cemetery, Dedication of the Graze- Ron Passey. No Worship Services will be held at the Magrath Un Lted Church on Sunday, July 16 or 23. Citizens o: Magrath, we are soliciting your support to raise money for the installati >n of a beautiful cedar sauna in front or the Diamond Willow Terrace. The banks x>th have trust accounts for this purpose. Residents & Staff First Annuil Right Riders and Bike Roadeo August 1-6. 2-8 p.m. daily. Sponsored by Petro-C inada and Lethbridge and Distict Exhibition. Children from Kindergarten through gride 6. For more information contact spinsors at 328-4491. You could win: Firs:: 3 in 1 heme entertainment centre, 2n i Portable AM/FM Stereo with Twin Casse :te. 3rd- Clock radio with memory telephone. The trip t) Waterton on Sat., July 15th includes t le BBQ and entertainment at Olsen's. Cost is $16 each. Coach will be at the Seniors Centre at l;i5 p.m. , leaves at .:30 p.m. ( CQfiVQC Unlimited. Light beigei Used for tai ln-ring needle work, crafts, etc. Reg. $4.95M. NEEDED: Sixteen year old boy is looking for a ride to Provo, Utah around Jiffy 22. Ph. 758-3771 I am responding to the Mayor's suggestion that money raised for the Gymnasium in excess of $75,00 should go elsewhere. The money was donated to the Tom Karren Gym, NOT the Arena. If the Arena needs more money than put a corrmi-ttee on it! Voice your opinions; let the Council and Mayor know your feelings. Robert B. Tanner It has come to the attention of the R.C.M.P. that sane young adults have been swiirming in the town swirnning pool after hours. Besides being dangerous it is also against the law. Any persons being found in the swinrnimng pool property who do not have the authority to be there will be arrested and charged for tre^pa-ssing. No warnings will be given. As we come closer to the Magrath Celebration Days, the R.C.M.P. would like the people of Magrath to be aware of the laws surrounding firecrackers and fireworks. Fireworks may be used in towrn if they are the B-type of fireworks, prior to being used the person responsible must obtain a permit from the town of Magrath, or the Magrath Firecheif. Failure to comply with these conditions will result in seizure of your fireworks. FIRECRACKERS are ILLEGAL in CANADA, anyone in possession of fireworks will be charged, and al 1 firecrackers seized. (R.B. ROBERTSON) Constable Magrath R.C.M.P. Detachment LADIES’ BRAS "Wow" and "Eveil" by Playtex. Assorted styles in White, Pink, ' Cream shades. $15.95-$18.95 Clearing at price. Smart Dusters, Loungers and Housecoats in a nice selection and colors. Choose Coat" or a full length Velour Housecoat. of styles, designs a handy "Coffee WEEKEND SPECIAL: One rack of size or knit dresses. Various sizes and colors. price. "PARIS STAR" CO ORDINATES : New Spring Arrivals in Pants, Skirts, Culottes, 2 Piece Skirts & Blouses. Smart color combinations PARIS STAR co-ordinates. Flowered jackets, Navy slacks or skirts and tops sizes S.M.L. Sizes 8, 10, or 12. Priced $54 and up. CO-ORDINATES JACKETS SHIRTS SLACKS SEASONS Jackets, shirts and slacks in soft Ivory shade. Sizes 8, 10, or 12. Priced $54 and back. *54 WATCH NEXT WEEKS PAPER FOR "MAGRATH BIRTHDAY SALE" MATERNITY WEAR Runners Canvas Runners in Red, Navy, Blue or White. r- zrV OL $9 We have ladies denim skirts, sizes 38, 42, 46. Prices between $36 to $53. New Maternity Tops popular knits. Stripes and patterns in Teal, White, Cftft Blue. «JU in The Del Bonita Beef Club had another fun- . fi .led and successful Show and Sale.ir Leth-br idge. Each member took their calves into Leth-brldge, Monday, July 3rd, 1989. Aftei at :ending to the calves, we went for c refreshing swim, then out for supper, and, end ed the evening with a show. Tuesday, July 4th, 1989, we all err oyed a lice breakfast paid for by Florence and Alix Koskewich. Three of our members, Haley Carter, Chad Heggie, and Jolene Rassmissen, participated in the judging. Wednesday was a tension filled day, as we pr spared our calves and then outselve: for thi;Show and Sale. Club Chanpion went to Darren Powle.' land, wish Club Reserve going to Jodi Heggie. First showman was won by Rory Hoyt, w.th se rond showman going to Darren Powles' .and. DeL Bonita Club won Cleanest Stalls again this year. Ken Rassmussen won rate of gain in ou tr club with Jodi Heggie taking secoi id place, The Club would like to thank all t)ie buyers who came out and purchased our calves: Tanya Henry-Cardston IGA; Diane Car er- . , Megrath Co-Op; Carolyn Carter- Dahl C .inic; Rc try Hoyt- Koliaski Welding; Ryan Ras; ¡mussen- A & M Groceries; Jolene Rassmussen- Garden City Fertilizer; Kent Carter- Shopper s Drug Mart (Doran Perry); Ronald Hoyt- Uncle Jcke's Restaurant & WoolcoMMall; Michiel Rc ssmussen- Rainbow Equip.; Ken Rassm issen- Pcrrish & Heimbecker; Jodi Heggie- Premier Li restock;.Roger Houghton- Martin Hil imer; JcitLe Carter- Novega Trucking & Randy Ri Chard Hillmer- Gordon Kish Livestoe t Sales; He ley Carter- Magrath Trading Co.; Da Lias Hcughton- United Feeds & Lethbridge Bingo; Scott Carter- Cascade Fertilizers; Je my Bcfriett- Balog Auction; Darren Powles Land- Scfeways; Mitch Carter- C S L Foods & George Henry & Sons; Jory Henry- Zuback Ag.; Chad He ggie- .Ranchland Beef & Caters TLANK YOU TO ALL THE BUYERS FOR YOUR 20N-T1NUED SUPPORT. The Del Bonita 4-H Club would like to thank Ff orence and Alex Koskewich for their kindness ii buying us breakfast during our She 7 and Scle. It was greatly appreciated. Thank you to all the people who he Lped us di ring our three days in Lethbridge. To Dennise Jorgenson for chaperoning the girls aid to Jack Heggie and Russ Rassmussei for cl aperoning the boys. To all of the Leaders aid advisory board for their help and patience. Tc all the judges: Andy Brown, Annette Vended Elzen, Francis Church, leva Krisjanson ai d Hovey Reese. if we have forgotten to thank anycie, pf ease except this as our thank you. Club Reporter: Ken Rassmussen Iwould like to thank Garden City Fertilizer for ¡buying my calf this year. I Jolene Rassmc ssen I would like to thank Parrish & Heiribecker ft tr buying me calf this year. Ken Rassmussen H(SUSE FOR RENT: 2 bedroans, near schools and stores. Stoves and fridge. Available August 11. $395 (includes utilities and weter), plus deposit. Ph. 758-3714. RODEO NEWS This year the Magrath Agricultural Society is going all out to have the best Chinook Rodeo ever! Our rodeo Will be held on our celebration weekend, the 21st and 22nd of July. Cowboys iron Alberta, B.C., Saskatchewan, and Montana will be in Magrath to test their skill on sone of the rankest stock in Canada. The stock this year is supplied by Great West Rodeo from Cochrane, AB. Some of the bucking stock you may see at the rodeo are the Foothills Cowbov Association's Saddle Brone of the Year in 1988, #2 Billy Clark. #11 Minnie Mouse carried Tom Reeves to a 79 point ride in the SAmi-finals at the Calgary Stampede last year. In, the bull riding we'll have #39, RipTide, th the 1984 World Chanpion. Cody Snyder was 86 points on at the Red Deer Silver Buckle Rodeo. Also the 1987 World Chanpion, Ted Nuce, was 84 points on him at Innisfail this year. Watch for the 1986—87—88 FCA Bull of the year, #13 Devil's Head. He's only been ridden once in five years. You can see by this that all the cowboy's will be matched and will put on a great show. George Hamilton IV will be our featured guest at Saturday's performance. We will also have a Tennessee Walking Horse Race. Our rodeo will start at 6:30 p.m. the evening of the 21st followed by an afternoon performance at 1:00 on Saturday, after the parade. SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL OUR DONORS! SEE YOU THERE! Rodeo Committee If you burn coal I hare 100 pounds or more to give away. Ph. 758-3256 Morrie and Ila Tuff are pleased to announce the marriage of their son Shane Michael to Shelley Jean Moore, daughter of Jim and Gloria Moore of Lethbridge. . The marriage was solemnized in a beautiful temple ceremony at Salt Lake City, Utah at 11 a.m. Saturday, July 1st. Family and friends attending the wedding enjoyed a brunch and program at the Marie Callendar Restaurant. The bride and groom are presently making their hare in Lethbridge where Shelley works for AGT and Shane is employed with the City of Lethbridge until he returns to the University of Lethbridge in the fall to complete his studies. . An Open House is planned and will be held at a later date. NOTICE: Any adult wishing a free quick refresher rymrse on TENNIS BASICS, footwork, back and forehand, serving, keeping score, etc. be at the Magrath Tennis Courts Tues -, July 18 at 7:30 p.m. , I will be there to remind you and help you. Bring your equipment marked with your initials. , DO NOT buy a tennis racquet until you know WHAT is oest for you. If you do not have one wait until I talk to you. • SPARKY PRODUCE. Red Delicious, B.C. Fancy: Plums California Bing Cherries Cauliflower ******************* •' B.C Hot Hoose Tomatoes *************************************************************************** B.C JULY CELEBRATION- JULY 20, 21, and 22nd, 1989 A COMMUNIT’ WORKING TOGETHER Thursday, July 20 6 p.m. Softball Tournament- Bill Alston 6- 8 p.m. Arena open for entries in Handiwork, Fine arts and Hone preserving- Gladys ” Larson Friday, July 22 10a.m.-12 Entries ror Fair taken in Arena 5 p.m. Softball tournament- Bill Alston 7- 9:30 p.m. 13th Ainual Magrath and District Fair opens, co-ordinators- Gladys Larson & Jackie Bly 9-12 p.m. Fireman!i Ball- street dance in front of firehill- Craig Bennett di Saturday, July 23 6:30 a.m. Lions Pancake Breakfast- Wes English 8:30 a.m. Bicycle Road Race- DeVar Dahl 8:30 a.m. Baby contest- Downstairs Arena, ' Shaunna Taylor and Michelle Strong 10:30 a.m. Parade oi main street- Dwight Ogden AFTER THE PARADE Children's races by the track ■ -Jo. inne Dever 12 Luncheon served in Arena- George Taylor 12-5 13th Annual Migrath and District Fair 2 p.m. Rodeo grounls- Magrath Rodeo Club- Rod Foggin 5-8 Barbeque- Aren i- Kim Karren 5 p.m. Softball Finals- Bill Alston 9 Teen Dance by the Arena, Band Boosters 10:30 FIREWORKS Tom Park ■ SATURDAY CE .EBRATION PARADE Floats: Family Floats: $100 Commercial $100 Fraternal $100 Club Floats $100 Best Decorated Car Novelty Section: Humorous $50 Motorized novelty Children's Section Best decorated Trie rcle & Child $6, $4, $2 Best Decorated Bicycle & Child $6, $4, $2 Best Decorated Chill $6, $4, $2 Best Decorated Group of Two $10, $8, $6 Best Decorated Fami .y $15, $10, $5 Novelty $6, $4, $2 ALL CHILDREN IN THIS SECTION WILL RECEIVE $1 Horses: Best Male Rider & horse $25 $15, $10 Best Female Rider aid Horse $25, $15, $10 Best Couple $25, $ .5, $10 Best Horse Drawn $::5, $15, $10 Best Family $25, $1 $10 Best Tennessee Walker $25, $15, $10 Novelty $25 $15, $ .0 $60, $40 $60, $40 $60, $40 $60, $40 $50,$30,$20 $30, $20 !50 $30 $20 ALL FLOATS AND HORSES MEET IN FRONT OF THE SCHOOL AT 9 a.m. FOR JUDGING. ALL CHILDREN MEET AT 9 a.m. IN FRONT OF CAROL RAASCH'S FOR JUDGING (1 BLOCK NORTH OF THE BANK OF MONTREAL) «••••«• OPEN HOUSE at the Garden City Seniors Centre, on Sat., June 22, 1989 from 9a.m. to 3 p.m. Come and See our new facility. For Sale: 1975 Sunset Travel Trailer.16 Foot. Sleeps 6. Has fridge, stove, heater, and propane tank. 12 volt and 110 lights. $1800. Ph 758-3714. MAGRATH PUBLIC LIBRARY STORY HOUR for pre-school children 3 and over, Wednesdays 10-11 a.m. Summer Reading Program for children who have finished grades 1-6. Children can enroll anytime iring normal library hours. * * e « * a GREAT GIFT SUGGESTIONS: MAGRATH CURLING CLUB LOTTERY CALENDARS The Magrath Curling Club is now selling 1990 Lottery Calendars. 365 Draws for $50 a day and $100 every second Wednesday plus $100 a day for the month of December and $1500 the 31st of December 1990. Calendars are only $30 each. Proceeds to help build a new Curling Rink. Contact Brian Oliver- Magrath Paint & Body; Vicki Hepburn- Bank of Montreal; Evie at Heme Hardware; or any member of the Magrath Curling Club. Will Wash Windows (outside only). Call Lynne Tanner at 758-3107 or 738-6212 for estimate. Cardston School Division #2 is inviting applications for HUTTERVILLE COLONY.A full time teachers assistant at the Hutterville Colony school to work with handicapped children for the 1989-90 school year. Please forward letter of application and resume to: Dr. Neldon Hatch Director of Special Services Cardston School Division #2 Box 10 Cardston, AB TOK OKO Applications to be received no later than July 14, 1989. NOTICE: 50th Anniversary Tea. Children of Don and Anne Campbell invite family and friends to celebrate their 50th Anniversary at a Cane and Go Tea at South Minister Church Hall, Lethbridge, July 15th, 2-5 p.m. CANNING COUNTICWN The countdown to canning season has begun. It won’t be long until we aie smothered with fresh garden produce. It's time to go'down to the basement and dig out the canners and jars in preparation for the food preservation season. Whether you're a beginner or an old pro, here are a few tips to thin} about before you get started. WHY CAN? The grocery store is ful2 of canned fruits and vegetables so why bothei canning at home? The most corrmon reply to this question is, "it tastes better". Home canning can be econc nical if you grow your own fruits and vegetables. Before you begin, consider how much stcrage space is available and how much canned produce your family can use and enjoy, iou don't want to hear corrments like, "Oh, no, not canned corn again!" . EQUIPMENT Now is the time to "take stock" and make sure you have all of your cenning equipment. . This will save making a trif to the store when you have a mountain of beans in your sink that have to be canned before supper. To prepare fruits and vegetables, you will need sharp knives, a colander, bowls, measuring cups (large and small), wooden spoons, a ladle and a kettle for pre-c ooking or blanching. Other useful utensils include a jarlifter, tongs, a wire basket, a wide-mouth funnel, cooling rack, cuttirg board and a timer to ensure accurate precessing time. Check your jars carefull} for damage. Chips or defects in jar tops or edges can prevent an airtight seal anc cause food spoilage . Also look for dan aged metal screwbands. If you use metal lids, he ize plenty of new ones on hand. They should r st be reused. If you use glass lids, use new rubber rings each time. Discard all damsged jars, used lids, rubber rings and rust} screwbands so you don't use them by mistake. ■Now for the most import.art equipment of all— canners! For canning nigh acid foods such as tomatoes and fruit, you'll need a boiling water bath canner. \ny large kettle with a rack and tight fitting lid can be used as long as it is deep enough to allow two inches of boiling water over the tops of the jars. For canning low acid foods, like vegetables , meats, fish and poultry, a pressure canner with an accurate gaucs or weighted pressure regulator MUST be tsed. PRESSURE CANNER FOR RENT If you're thinking about buying a pressure canner, but are concerned atxit the acceptability of the canned produc ? to your family, this may be the answer. I will be renting out the pressure canner iron my office to M.D. of Cardston residents. A deposit of $50.00 will ?e completely refunded to you upon return ?f the canner. If you are interested, plsase give me a call at 653-4848. There will be a food pres srvation workshop on July 19th from 10.00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. in the conference room it the Provincial Building in Cardston. Pleas s pre-register by July 14th by calling 653-4843. Christi ie Poss i MENTION: MTM Customers We will be hauling Friday, July 21st instead of the 22nd, due to the Magrath C nlebrations. I n the person who picked my two beautiful faace roses last Thursday afternoon: Next t ime when you want a rose please ask. You . v ill feel better about it and so will I. D.T. C ongratulations to Greg Henry who shot a tole-in-one during the Elk's Golf Tournament t aid at the Magrath Golf Course last weekend. V ATCH FOR THE UPCOMING BIRTHDAY SALE IN THE I ADIES READY TO WEAR DEPARTMENT!! F>und: Child's eyeglasses at little park on Wïstside of town. Call 758-6377. Lise your keys? We have plenty of stray keys. U stairs. Come and see if they are yours. "Shall we eat the seeds or wait for the vegetables?" (heck your Fair Book for Garden Contest and 1 'roduce Contest. THE DAYS OF SUMMER In the sultry days of summer when the sun is merciless. Then the hay is swathed and windrowed and its fragrance a caress. In the hottest days of August there’s a cricket in the crack. Then the wheat is waving bravely and a shimmer dims the track. Oh, the sultry, hazy summer . makes a crop ripe overnight. So the haystacks grow in number while the fledglings take to flight. Though the breathless days of summer soon give way to autumn frost. Let us toil and sweat and struggle lest abundance might be lost. We remember sultry summer we recall the lark at dawn. So we’re thankful for the dog days and the strength to carry on. A. Wilson Pork Loin Chops Rib and Tenderloin Ends, . 1“ 373 Outside Round Roast Ideal on the Barbecue. . 24? 540 w kg Hip Minute Steak 339 7« Wieners SUPERIOR 450g 1.69 1.75 FLETCHERS 500g 3« 9 *********************************************************************************************** Gordon Hohm, Magrath Golf Course Club Champion in 1988, was in Winnipeg, Manitoba competing in the Canadian Club Chairpions1 Championship Golf Tournament. The competition was held July 2-7 at the Niakwa Country Club golf course. Gordon ended up in the top 24 after 72 holes of golf. 85 golfers from across Canada participated in the tournament sponsored by Canadian Air Lines. NOTICE TO TOWN RESIDENT'S The transfer station will be closed July 22nd due to Town celebrations. Please note that it will be open that week on Wed., July 19th and Friday, July 21st from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. THANK-YOU to the doctors and nurses at the Magrath Hospital for the fine care I received while I was a patient there. Also, thank-you to friends and relatives for the visits and wishes for a speedy recovery. Agnes Hillmer LOST: Strayed from pasture in East end of Town. 1 yr. heifer branded PP on left ribs. Green ear tag ^50 in left ear. Ph. 758-3249. ATTENTION: CLASS OF '79, Ten year reunion. Anyone planning to attend this years reunion please let me know before next Thursday. We are also having a float in the parade. Meet in front of the school Saturday, July 22nd at 9:30 a.m. Any questions call Ilona at 758-6579. Lost: Ladies red leather snap bracelet v. watch. Jewels on the face. Cal 1 Carol. 748-3256. . ' ' SHARE THE FUN!! Come ride a bicycle "built-for-two". Sunshine Cycle now open in Magrath. Great activity for all your surmer visitors. Hourly and daily rates. Located IstAve.N 2nd St.E. Ph. Smith's at 758-6837 for more info. Over 250 descendants of Richard Demont arid Evaline M. Smith gathered July 7 th and 8th in Magrath for a family reunion, coining from California, Utah, Idaho, and points in Canada. This pioneer cotpie and their 8 children came frcm Idaho to Cardston in 1900 and to Magrath in 1901. Richard's brother Jesse Smith was involved in building the Kimball Irrigation system and urged his brother to cone to Canada. When that was completed Charles Ora Card sent Jesse Smith, Levi Harker, Ammon Mercer and others to settle the town of Magrath. While in Magrath 2 more children (one was my father Morgan) were bom to Richard and Evaline. In 1907 they left Magrath to homestead in the Champion area. Grandmother Smith loved Magrath and when her husband died in 1910 she brought, him to Magrath for burial. Many of our relatives are also buried in the Magrath cemetery. As part of the Friday activities a bus tout was conducted retracing Grandfather Smith's entry into Canada through the Immigration Gap and stopping at the headgates in Kimball where Richard and Jesse worked prior to coming to Magrath. Lots of other activities were enjoyed- races, ball games, a program and dance. The visiting ended on Sunday with church services in Chanpion and a dinner. Magrath was chosen for all the reunion because of our roots and also for its variety of good recreational facilities. This reunion helped me not only appreciate my heritage but also appreciate the fine town that we are fortunate to live in. We take for granted the many facilities and their easy access. Our town has so much to offer- a beautiful fish pond, ball diamonds, play grounds, swimming pool, etc. Our visitors thought the town was so beautiful and pleasant. Many especially enjoyed their stay at Mark Passey's modern R.V. park- an excellent facility and asset to our town. On behalf of the Smith Family, I want, to say Thank-you to all you friendly people and especially to the town workers who work so hard to keep our town beautiful. Thanks too for mowing the field for us. Lorraine Balderson |29 FOODS --Ä. ' Cottage Cheese 4% and 2% Alpha 500g V9 Salad Dressing Kraft 250 mL 149 149 SUGAR 10,. FRUIT PUNCH Minute Maid or Five Alive 3/250 iriL Dare Cookies Selected Varieties, 400 g. Pasta Unico 900 g KRAFT DINNER lyiacaroni & Cheese, 225 g _ SHREDDIES 500 g Dq<| Food Pal 380 g. Tide or Oxydol 10 liter 95° 349 FABRIC SOFTENER bounce bo« Of 6o 599 Alcan Foil 12" x 25 ft |49 Bathroom Tissue - W.F. 8 roll 2" Soft Margarine Kraft Parkay 1.36 kg 2” Orange Juice Cakes 1 McCain's Frozen Cakes 510 g Old South 355mL Drink Crystals W.F. Orange, Grape, or Lemon Pk. -. 99c Cake Mix Robin Hood Pudding Cake Mixes 250g. . .
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