| 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 CELEBRATION SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT The Celebration softball tournament was again a success with 16 teams participating. In the "A" final the Elmer Ririe team won their 4th straight championship by defeating the Ether Coleman team. The "B" champions was the George Foggin team with a victory over the Burns Harker family. In the "C" final the Southeast community team defeated the S. Jackson team. The "D" division was won by the Vada James family as they defeated the Norm Cook family in the final. ******* What an exciting weekend we've had in Magrath during our Celebration! We've had excellent support from so many people. We took $2,390.75 from the bake sale with more donations coming in all the time. The dance profited us $602.32. We brought in $924.00 with the Quilt Raffle. Congratulations to Moyle Pilling who had the winning number. A great big "Thank You" to everyone who helped in any way in making this a very successful weekend. We can add $3,917.07 to $93,124.61 for a grand total of $97,041.68. ******* A wonderful community program was held at the conclusion of the Magrath Celebrations Saturday evening in the Tom Karren Gym. Wayne Miller was the Master of Ceremonies for the program which opened with a community chorus singing "They All Call It Canada" under the direction of Jerry Chatwin and accompanied by Sharon Ragan. Shirley Perry recited a poem "Hometown", which was followed by a children’s pioneer chorus directed by Laurel Bennett and accompanied by Marva Hatch. Two clogging numbers were performed by Olivia McClung and her students, and special guest Nadene Dow Forsyth performed a saxophone solo "Harlem Nocturne". Following these numbers a teen chorus performed "Standing On The Corner Watching All The Girls Go By" under the direction of Janet Hunt. L.B. Tanner, Eldon Coleman, Byng Beazer, and Craig Bennett sang "Dear to the Hearts and Gentle People" accompanied by Vinessa Hamilton. This was followed by a college chorus singing an original song "Happiness Is.". The concluding number was the Magrath Spirit of Alberta Marching Band under the direction of Jerry Chatwin performing "The Maple Leaf Forever" and "O Canada”. Special thanks to all those who performed and the many people who dedicated countless hours to making this production the success that it was. ******* On behalf of the Library/Museum Building Fund special events committee, I would like to thank the community for the tremendous support that was given to the Celebration Bake Sale. Thanks to all those that donated baking, to those that helped price and sell, to those that came to purchase, and to those who gave generous monetary donations. We really appreciate each and every one of you. It was a good experience working together and getting better acquainted. We hope to make this an annual event and welcome your suggestions to help us evaluate and improve. Thanks again for making this event such a success! Lorraine Balder son, Chairman COMING EVENTS Ralph and Mary Shipley wish to extend a welcome to everyone at an Open House for Dean Passey on August 8 from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Dean has been called to serve in the Nevada, Las Vegas mission. ******* COED RECREATIONAL SOFTBALL SUMMER LEAGUE - 18 years and older. This began July 7th and will continue throughout the summer on Thursday nights. Phone and register with Laurel Bennett (758-6222). ******* Maria Coleman has been called to serve in the Argentina, Rosario mission. Her farewell will be held Sunday, August 8th at 11:00 a.m. in the Magrath 3rd & 4th Ward Chapel. Everyone is welcome to attend. ******* Clothing costs high? Kids outgrowing clothes before outwearing them? How about trying a USED CLOTHING EXCHANGE? Plans are underway to present a NO COST exchange of good, used clothing on Friday, August 13, 1993. • Watch for more riZ"details next week. Organized by the ladies of the Magrath churches. ******* ATTENTION HOCKEY PLAYERS AND HOCKEY PARENTS: Magrath Minor Hockey Registration will take place August 25, 1993 from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. in the Hockey Arena. Preregistration can be done by phone to Rose Mandel at 758- 6540 after 6:00 p.m. 1993-94 registration will be $120.00, this includes pictures. A $10.00 late registration fee will be levied to registrants after August 25 th. If trying out for rep teams please still register with Magrath and just let us know what your plans are. DRY GOODS SALE ALL FABRIC 1/3 OFF! ALL LACE 20% OFF! ATTENTION HOCKEY COACHES: Applications are now being accepted for the 1993 - 94 hockey season. Applications will be accepted until August 25, 1993. Contact Rose Mandel at 758- 6540 after 6:00 p.m. Thank you. ******* LEAISTER'S ACADEMY OF HEARING will be held at the Magrath Medical Clinic Tuesday, August 3rd from 9:00 a.m. - noon and from 1:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. For appointments please call 329- 6246 or 758-3355. * GIGANTIC * LIQUIDATION SALE * CONTINUES! * * ♦ APPAREL * * -Ladies & Children’s Wear- Excluding socks, nylons, fabric, notions and clothing already on sale. ¿hop early for best selection! MAGRATH PARADE CHILDREN'S MEAT SPECIALS Cross Rib Roast (Boneless) $2.68 lb $5.91 kg Chicken Legs (Back attached) .89 lb $1.96 kg Chicken Breast (Back attached) $2.29 lb $5.05 kg Western Family Beef Burgers 10 lb $18.99 each Schneiders Cooked Ham 175 g $2.69 each Smoked Picnic .89 lb $1.96 kg Swift Premium Lunch Meats 175 g .99 each Swift Premium Bologna 500 g $2.69 each Superior Wieners 450 g $1.49 each RESULTS BEST DECORATED BIKE a BEST DECORATED FAMILY 1. Schneyder & Stanford 2. TIE - Hatch Family Schneyder Cousins 1. Cassie Alston 2. Laramie Gaff 3. Jessie Flexhaug 1. Mark & David Harker 2. Alan Wilde & Russell Beazer 3. Robin & Becky McMurray BEST DECORATED CHILD 1. Russell Yoshihara 2. Cade Aldridge 3. Julie McMurray & Chance Jensen ¿X n -B---E---S---T--- --D---E --- C---O --- R --- A---T --- E---D --- -G --- R --- O --- U---P--- --O --- F--- -T --- W --- O--- ¡ 3 „ NOVELTY 1. Hickory Dickory Dock 2. Pebbles, Bam Bam & Dino 3. Circus Bunch o The 1st Annual Magrath Lip Sync Contest was a great success at the Community Dance held Friday evening. Winners of the event are as follows: 1. "PETER . PAUL. & MARY" - Paul Hunt, Robyn Whitt, and Dustin Kearns > 2. "DO THE TWIST" - Sharon Dahl & Co. 3. "I WANNA BE (500 MILES)" - Beth, Julia, Hannah, & Grace Rudd, and Kris Anderson. HONORABLE MENTION - "OLD MCDONALD" - Adam Heath & Ben Rudd Special thanks to everyone who participated and made it such a fun event. The boys of the newly - formed Magrath Football team, as well as the executive, wish to thank the members of the community for your support in our raffle. The draw for $500.00 was made on July 24th at the final game of the softball tournament. The winner was Justin Wood. The executive also wishes to thank the Alberta Sport Council for the start - up grant of $5000.00. The presentation of the cheque was made by Jack Ady, MLA, on Saturday, July 24th as well. REAL ESTATE BUYS IN MAG RATH Horse lovers - 10 acre land with 60 x 100 quonset arena. Hay sheds, corrals, tack room with 8 stalls. ******* Over 1300 sq. ft. home with attached garage on 1.23 acres. Large quonset, numerous fruit trees, town irrigation system. MLS. ******* 1675 sq. ft. home 1/2 block from schools and shopping. Newer addition on back. ******* 2300 sq. ft. building on main street ideal for grocery outlet (or whatever) with 2 self contained suites on the top floor. ******* Lethbridge Revenue Property - 24 self contained suites - south side location. Excellent rental history. Asking $1,250,000. MLS. ******* 1392 sq. ft. home completely developed with double attached garage. 1/2 acre lot with numerous fruit trees. 3 bathrooms, town water irrigation system. MLS. ******* 12 x 68 mobile home in excellent condition in the Magrath Trailer Court. Utility room, sliding glass door to deck. MLS. ******* 1 - 65 x 303 and 1 - 160 x 165 vacant lots ******* Fixer-upper home close to schools and shopping. ******* 10 acres close to Pot Hole Creek. 8 separate lot titles, power and natural gas close by. MLS. MOST PROPERTIES IN THE MAGRATH AREA. I WILL SELL YOUR LISTING - CONTACT TED HARKER AT 758-3316 OR HOMELIFE REAL ESTATE 329-4663. 1993 MAGRATH CELEBRATION FAMILY FLOATS a £ 1. The E.P. Tanner Family 2. The Harris Family 3. The John Cook Family 0 £ COMMERCIAL FIX) ATS v n 1. The Diamond Willow Lodge 2. The Southern Alta. Handicapped Society 3. Just For You Hairstyling FRATERNAL FLOATS 1. Magrath Second Ward 2. Magrath Third Ward 3. Magrath Fourth Ward 4 % 0 CLUB FLOATS 1. The Community Pipe Band 2. Magrath Minor Hockey 3. Magrath Agricultual Society A DECORATED CARS 1. Magrath Treasury Branch 2. The Blue Goose Gas Bar . 3. The Burger Baron NOVELTY {humorous} 1. The Spencer Family 2. Colin and Amy Thomson NOVELTY {motorized? 1. Cindy Ripley & Heather McKelvey 2. Wally Wayne & Crystal Gurney 3. Tommy & Peter Lee CRYPTOGRAMS 1. Nothing makes an argument so one-sided telling about it. 2. The older we get the fewer things seem worth waiting in line for. 3. When a man blames others for his failures, it's a good idea to credit others with his successes. 4. Influence is something you think that you have until you try to use it. 5. Lots of people play dumb. Unfortunately many aren't playing. CLASSIFIED ADS DEADLINE: TUESDAY 12 NOON PHONE 758-6377 Less than 30 words—$1.07 1/4 page --- . $7.49 Full Page—Copy Ready—$25.00 Small ad (2.5"X3.5")-$5.35 1/3 page --- --- $8.56 Full Page—-We do --- $37.45 | 1/2 page --- --- $10.70 [ Flyer insertion (your paper)$21.40 FOUND: FOUND: Small, brown dog on a country road. To claim call 758-6591. GARAGE SALES: MOVING SALE: WHEN: Saturday, July 31 WHERE: Trading Company Social Hall TIME: 8:00 a.m - 1:00 p.m. Variety of items - all must go. The following are items for sale which are too heavy to move and can be seen in our home this week - 33 West 1st Ave North (Yoshihara's): One dreeser - $30.00; one crib - $80.00; Hide-a-bed - $50.00; one single bed - $30.00; and a wood burning stove - offers. For further information call 758-6838. LOST: LOST: $100 REWARD! - Three rings soldered together - diamond solitare, oval shaped band, & plain gold wedding band. Please phone Pat Williams at 758-3310. ******* LOST: Strayed from south of Bradshaw - two old mares, one bay quarter horse and one sorrel with white blaze and one hind stocking. Phone 758- 6406. ******* LOST: Green Sierra Design jacket with navy blue fleece lining. Child's size 14. Please call Erin Dahl at 758- 3263. LOST: Set of keys on blue key tab. Last seen on Lost & Found shelf at the Stake Centre. Phone 758-6249. MERCHANDISE: FOR SALE: Large quantities of alfalfa hay or mixed hay. Green, no rain, round bales. Call 758-3598. ******* DISCOVERY TOYS can help keep your children's minds active through play. We have educational toys, books, and games for infants, children, and adults! Call Teejay Lybbert for more information 758-6757 FOR SALE: 2.5-20 lb Fire Extinguishers through the fire department to raise money for equipment. Firefighters will be going door to door or phone 758-3167 or 758-6804. ******* TO GIVE AWAY: Black and white collie about a year old. Call 758-6527. FOR SALE: Fresh raspberries. $1.25 per pint basket. Call Maria at 758-3527. REAL ESTATE: SUITE FOR RENT: 5 rooms and a bathroom. With refrigerator and gas stove. CaU 758-3418. ******* WANTED TO RENT: Family of four looking for a home to rent for fall. Call Kandi or Cam Jensen at 758-6863. SERVICES: CAKES BY RITA - Will do cakes for almost any occasion. Advance notice greatly appreciated. To order, please phone 758-6315. ******* JUST FOR YOU HAIRSTYLES SUMMER SALE -All products 10% - 50% off the regular price -Also with every purchase of a product Enter your name to WIN 300 minutes of tanning FREE! -From July 19th - August 31st, 1993 -New Summer hours are Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. FOR ALL YOUR LASER PRINTER NEEDS / labels I flyers / resumes / / type setting for books / Give me a call anytime Bonny 758-6309 ■Hfi afc Jjc j|c s|c * *NOTICE: Joy Christensen is doing hair on Wednesday and Friday at Sue's On First 128 North 1st West. Call for an appointment 758- 6851 or 758-6711 on Wednesday or Friday. FOR SALE: 1983 Plymouth Horizon - stereo, rebuilt transmission and alternator. Needs battery. $700 firm. Phone 758-3442. ******* FOR SALE: 1976 V-6 Capri (German made) $500 or best offer. Call 758-6896. ******* FOR SALE: 1993 GMC Extendicab. Call 758- 3027. WANTED: WANTED: Side hay rake in any condition, call 758-6871 after 5:00 p.m. ******* WANTED: The Magrath Agricultural Society is looking for a ground driven manure spreader. If you can help us out, call Ivy at 758-3588. SUMMER FIRE SAFETY CAMPAIGN GRASS FIRES The loss of life and property, and the many injuries which have been attributed to grass fires has become a major concern during the summer season. During the five year period of 1987 - 1991 some rather shocking statistics have been noted. A total of 2,697 grass fires have caused over $10 million in property losses, 2 deaths, and 56 injuries. 55 % of these fires were due to inadequate control of an open fire. Approximately 50% of these fires occurred on farms. Children playing with fire and vandalism are also two of the more dominant causes of grass fires. If you are planning to burn off debris, leaves, etc., ensure you enquire about burning permits at your local fire department. Here are a few tips to follow if your municipality allows you to conduct burning on your property: * Bum in a metal container with a sturdy wiremesh cover. CARRIAGE HOUSE THEATRE -Presents- "JURASSIC PARK" Showing through July 29 9:15 p.m. and 12:00 midnight nightly ******* "FREE WILLY" Showing July 30 August 5 at 9:15 p.m. nightly ******* THE BOX OFFICE WILL BE OPEN FROM 4:30 P.M. - 9:30 P.M. DAILY FOR LIVE THEATRE * Clear away all flammable and combustible materials for at least 10 feet around the contain. Note: If you are burning on a farm, clear all material away for at least 100 feet. * Consider prevailing wind direction and clearance from buildings and vehicles to avoid fire spread to valuable property. * Ask your local fire department about any special precautions needed. * ALWAYS keep a rake, shovel, water, and a fire extinguisher near by. OMMISSION: We failed to mention that KATHY BOURNE won a gold medal in the mighty mite long jump in the Summer Games. PRODUCE SPECIALS Corn on the Cob 4 for .99 Red Seedless Grapes .99 lb $2.18 kg Watermelon 5 lbs for .89 .35 kg New Red Potatoes 5 lb bag $1.79 each Money's Mushrooms 225 g $1.49 each Lettuce .99 each Eggs $1.49 each The Southern Region Emergency Services Society is forming a "Rescue Squad" separate from the Fire Department and Ambulance under the direct control of the society. This Squad will be available to other communities when accidents CREATIVE OUTLET WOODWORKING AND CRAFTS «MONTHLY WORKSHOP J&BBk ***** "first WORKSHOP - September 23, 1993 at 6:30 p.m. at Jeanine Passey’s Barn - 126 East Harker Avenue OPEN HOUSE - Sept. 1 & 2 from 2:00 - 6:00 p.m. or by appointment 758-6530. ***** Projects available for the September 23 workshop will be on display during the Open House. You may choose one or more of 5 - 10 different projects to complete at the workshop or on your own. Kits should be ordered and prepaid at the Open House. All supplies are included. There will be a $5.00 shop fee regardless of the amount of projects you complete in the evening. Projects for October’s workshop will be on display September 23. For more information call Jeanine Passey at 758-6530. happen. At this time we are looking for individuals who would like to serve the community, are available for extensive training on this equipment, can work closely with others under stressful situations, and can bring other talents (mechanics, carpentry, etc.) to the group. If you are interested contact Judy Hoibak at 758- 6523. Everyone will be given an interview and consideration. ******* SENIORS NEWS It is time to start thinking of our annual carnival which will be held in September. We ask all members to have a craft of some kind to donate. Also start collecting things for the fishpond and the "Garage Sale". SENIORS TRAVEL NEWS For all who have signed up for the trip to the Old Man Dam, Bellevue coal mine and supper and entertainment at Olsen’s in Waterton - we will be leaving the Centre at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, August 14th. The cost of $30.00 each must be paid by August 1st. LAST NOTICE: FOR ALL THOSE WHOSE SUBSCRIPTIONS WERE DUE IN JULY, THIS IS YOUR LAST NOTICE. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO RENEW PLEASE LET US KNOW AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. IF YOU'RE WONDERING WHEN YOURS IS DUE, WE'D BE GLAD TO HELP YOU OUT. THANKS.MORE GROCERY BUYS Royale Towels - Big Roll 3 pack $1.98 each Royale Bathroom Tissue 8 pack $2.68 each Western Family Cheese Slices 1 kg $5.88 each Old South Orange Juice 398 ml .98 each Swanson Meat Pies 200 g .98 each West Best Ice Cream 4 litre $3.88 each Ultra Tide or Tide Original 6 L or 12 L $9.48 each HYPERMEDIA COMPUTER CAMP will be held from Tuesday, August 3th to Saturday, August 7th at the Magrath School Computer Room. There will be two sessions offered: Grades 4-5 from 9:00 a.m. - 12 noon and Grades 6-8 from 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. Other age levels can also be accommodated (please call for more information). The camp will be limited to 15 students per session. The camp will focus on enhancing students computer skills in the area of multimedia. Students will work with a variety of software and hardware. The Instructor is Bonny West and the cost is $50.00. Please phone Mrs. West at 758-3072 for more information and registration forms. afe 3|£ s|c a(E sfe CORRECTION Last weeks paper included a listing of the medal winners from Magrath in the Southern Alberta Summer Games. Unfortunately we neglected to recognize MARIE GODSALVE who won a silver medal in the mighty mite ball throw. We apologize for this omission. NOTICE; The Family History Centre is located in the Magrath Stake Centre and is open Tuesday and Thursday from 1:00 - 9:00 p.m., Wednesday from 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m., and Sunday from 3:00 - 6:00 p.m. Please use the West entrance. If you have any questions or for more information, please call the director Betty Clifton at 758-6772. Thank you. sfc s|c Thank you to all those who helped make Bonnie & Rhett's wedding day a special occasion. Bonnie & Rhett Mandin Lawrence & Jean Bolokoski Ian & Ruby Jean Mandin ******* Mr. Wally Gurney from Blackfoot, Idaho and son Kevin who just returned from a mission in Venezuela were visitors at the Gurney home recently. Wally Wayne and Crystal Gurney from Edmonton are also visiting their dad and grandparents. The old school bell sits caged in storage, waiting for the bell tower on the new Library/Museum to be built, so it can once more peal out. Free the bell to ring again! Please donate generously to the Building Fund. A big THANK YOU to all who helped create the Library/Museum float: Toshia Cant, Erica Brandt, Justin Rolfson, Carol Raasch, Lisa Beaumont, Andrea English, and Jessica English. Your help was much appreciated! The Magrath Public Library Board NOTICE: S.A.S.H. Pizza Kitchen will be CLOSED August 2nd for the Civic Holiday. Are your bored kids driving you CRAZY! Heres a Solution: Send them to summer Kenpo Karate Camp! by Mein's Martial Arts its Fun, Its exciting, but don't tell your kids how good it is for them! Cost: only $10.00/wk or pay for 3 wks and get 1 wk EREEUI Open to all styles and ranks, no experience required What will they learn? Self-confidence, Self-respect & Self -dicipline. What will they do? Karate, Exercises, Games and more! Will they have fun? Absolutely! ALL students will have fun! What will they need? Loose fitting clothes, shoes, and lots of energy. Who can sign up? All boys and girls Five to Twelve years old. (Sorry adults and teens, but you cah join an adult class! Just cal! 653-1540 for more info.) Where will it be held? We will meet at 1:00p.m. above the Ice Arena, (use south doors) classes will be held outside, weather permitting. When? First Class Wed. Aug 4th. Sign up any Monday or Wednesday. Classes Every Mon. & Wed. 1:00-2:00 p.m. Have a fun summer, send your child to summer Camp! For more information call 653-1540 JENSEN FRUIT: Thanks to all the help from Theron and Elizabeth Olsen. I have the opportunity to provide "Jensen Fruit" to Magrath and surrounding area. This will be the same high quality Washington Fruit as always. Due to this cold weather our first shipment has been delayed. I will be phoning with the date as soon as the fruit is ready. Our prices are as follows: Red Haven Peaches - $15.50 for a 26 lb. case, Apricots - $17.00 for a 28 lb case, and Walla Walla Sweet Onions - $12.50 for a 25 lb bag. We may be unable to get cherries this year, but if they can they will be $1.00 / lb. Our next shipment will include canning peaches, pears, plums, tomatoes, nectarines, cantaloupe, and melon. Please call me with your orders and for more information - Kandi Jensen 758-6863. SOUTHCHIEF BASEBALL Two Southchief Baseball teams advanced to their respective Prärie Championships during the past week while two others were sidelined in district play. The Juniors (13 year olds) won the District Championship and opened their Prärie Tournament with two wins against Calgary and Peace River, and a loss against Red Deer as of publication time. The Triple A division All Stars (9 - 10 year olds) won their District Championship and begin play in the Praries in Lethbridge on Friday. Their first game is Friday, July 30, at 9:00 a.m. at the Lakeview diamond against Calgary. Meanwhile, the Senior All Stars (14 - 15 year olds) were defeated by Lethbridge Southwest who eventually went on to Prairies in Fort McMurray. The Major All Stars (11-12 year olds) came within one game of going to Prairies but were also defeated by Lethbridge Southwest. ******* LIBRARY NEWS All children in grades 1 - 6 are welcome to drop in at the library this Thursday and each Thursday all summer between 1:00 - 2:00 p.m for the special "Green Team Club" activities. Each week we will be recycling different items. All Junior High students who register for the Summer Reading Program will be eligible for a daily draw for a free Slurpee from the Blue Goose Gas Bar and a weekly draw for a free video from The Store. We thank these businesses for their support. It's not too late to register for the SUMMER READING PROGRAM - "Book To The Future" for all children who have completed Grades 1-6. Come to the library every day for fun, games, activities, and prizes, too. Registration will continue all summer until August 26th. WE HAVE A GREAT SUPPLY OF BICYCLES Used Moffat WASHER & DRYER Only $500 for the pair Tremco MONO CAULKING Energy saving sealant. 20 year life expectancy. LWWTMHN-il Tysil Resin STACKING LAWN CHAIR - white - ONLY $3.97 each Energy Saving SHOWER HEAD | Reg. $8.99 - SALE $5.00 each -! | WE HAVE j For exterior use | A GOOD only. Assorted SELECTION i colours. 300 ml. I OF FOLDING | Reg. $4.99 Iim LAWN CHAIRS | 1 1 SALE $3.27 .’•A’* THIS WEEK'S GROCERY SPECIALS - JULY 26 - AUGUST 3 Alpha Sour Cream 500 ml $1.69 each Alpha Ice Cream 2 litre $2.99 each Old Dutch Chips 200 g $1.28 each McGavins Country White or 60% W.W. Bread 567 g .98 each W.F. Hamburger or Hot Dog Buns 8's .88 each Heinz Ketchup 1 litre $2.78 each Heinz BBQ Sauce 455 ml $1.98 each Heinz Relish 375 ml $1.48 each Skippy Peanut Butter 1 kg $4.28 each Best Foods Mayonnaise 750 ml $2.58 each Nabob Coffee 300 g $1.78 each Goodhost Iced Tea 750 g $3.68 each Western Family Evaporated Milk 385 ml .88 each Western Family Sweetened Condensed Milk 300 g $1.98 each Western Family Chocolate or Butterscotch Chips 300 g $1.48 each West Best Chunk Light Tuna 184 g .88 each West Best Mushroom pieces and stems 284 ml .78 each Western Family Tomatoes 796 ml .98 each Western Family Pineapple 398 ml .98 each McCain Punch 1 litre 2 for $1.48 Christie Cookies - Chunky Chips Ahoy, Rainbow Chips Ahoy, Chips Ahoy, or Fudgeeo 400 - 450g $2.98 each Heinz Beans 398 ml .78 each Kelloggs Special K 375 g $3.28 each Kelloggs Fruit Loops 425 g $3.88 each 9-Lives Cat Food 156 g .38 each
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