| Summary: | An archive of the Magrath Trading Store News. The University of Lethbridge Library received permission from the Wes Balderson to digitize and display this content. MAGRATH NEWS Published Weekly since 1932 by The Magrath Trading Company 30 cents Wednesday July 3, 1996 LITTLE LEAGUE NEWS The regular season is over and the Southchief (Raymond-Magrath-Cardston) All-Star teams are gearing up for district playoffs. The Major team (11-12 yrs.) has 7 players from Magrath, selected are Dylan Alston, Booker Alston, Jimmy Balderson, Dan Cook, Chris Shaw, Dahlin Sabey and Doug Mehew, along with coach Wes Balderson. The Major all stars have 4 home games in district playoffs. Monday July 8 vs. Lethbridge Norcrest, Fri. July 12 vs. Lethbridge Southwest, Mon. July 15 vs. Chinook South (Nanton-Vulcan) and Tues. July 16 vs. Chinook West (Fort McLeod- Claresholm). Game times are 6:30 p.m. at the little league diamond. The Junior all stars (13 yrs.) have the following from Magrath: Ben Wood, Brooks Blackmer, Matt Harris, Brock Dudley, Eric Godionton, Mason Dahl and John Cahoon. Coaches are Ross Blackmer and Jim Godionton. Their games are played at the Fish Pond diamond beginning July 9th. The Triple A (9-10 yrs) and Senior (14-15 yrs) teams will be announced next week. ****** For the Town Celebration the Ag Society will sponsor a petting zoo and will also have the auction & dance that weekend. There will be a traditional free beef on a bun supper. The Town will have the usual fireworks and the evening will end with a bonfire & dance. ****** MAGRATH LIBRARY/MUSEUM UPDATE The new building has received grants and this puts us close to the $70,000.00 required to finish the building. It is hoped that the building will be ready to open by the end of October and if not it will be open by the end of the year. The museum will be housed in the basement of the library. The museum has been without a permanent location since 1988 when the old school was torn down. In one corner of the museum there will be a blacksmith shop, and the steel jail will finally be set up again. There will be museum displays and an additional seven display cases thru out other places in the building. ****** TOWN CELEBRATION SOFTBALL JULY 25 THRU 27TH Town team members ages 16 years or older with a Magrath mailing address, sign up by calling Tammy Low at 758-3446 by July 12th. *A draft will be done to select up to 6 teams. ****** Did you know that we are having a new and exciting event for Magrath’s Celebration this year? We will be having a lawnmower rodeo!! The mowers will be without blades. So come on all you would be cowboys, who don't ride horses, this a chance to show your stuff. ****** New books at the Library: "The Cable Guy" by Harriet Grey, "The Big Bazoohley" by Peter Grey,"Kim CampbellTime and Chance" by Kim Campbell, "Promises" by Belva Plain, "The Reigh of the Stavka" by Tim B.Anderson, "When a Child Wanders" by Robert L. Millet, "Night on Lone Wolf Mountain" by Jack Weyland, "Now and Forever" book 3 in the series by Anita Stansfield, "Modern Day Miracles" "Shadowtali" by A.Gail Smith, "Ice and Fire" by Hjalmar R. B'ardarson, "Into The Light" by Keith C. Tery, "The Orlov Legacy" by Robert Marium. "Guilt-Free Motherhood" by Joni Hilton, and two books about Iceland which were a donation, "Reykjavik" and "Iceland". Congratulations to Holly Fisher from Cardston, the winner of the Jeep Cherokee that was raffled by the Chinook Arch Regional Library system. We would like to thank all of you from this community who bought tickets to support your local library in this project and a special thanks to Johnny Bourne at the hardware for selling tickets for us. ****** SUMMER READING PROGRAM - 1996 CAMP READSALOT A special thank you to all who attended our Opening Party on Thursday, and a special thank you to all the helpers. Approximately 80 children attended. Thursday, July 4 - Beth & Kim from Chinook Arch will be coming and they have fun activities planned. Currently we have 91 children enrolled in the Summer Reading Program. URGENTLY NEEDED: approx. 30 ice cream buckets and newspapers VOLUNTEERS NEEDED For Magrath Hospital Long-Term Care residents. Sat. July 27 to take residents to the Parade on a 1 to 1 basis. Approx. 1 hour of your time. Call Karen Fillmore, Therapeutic Recreation 758-3371 or at home 758-3397. ****** To me, happiness is kissing your wife of 45 years and still getting that same zing. — Robert Janeau Sr., Reserve, La. Happiness is when your baby’s grandmother is your best friend. — Judi & Gracie Drili Elkins Park, Pa. BINGO - BINGO - BINGO - BINGO - BINGO All members of the community are welcome to play Bingo at the Seniors' Centre every 2nd Thursday. Next Bingo is July 4th, 1996 ****** * Anyone who hasn’t purchased a Magrath Rod & Gun membership and wishes to enter the Trophy Competition, you must buy your membership before August 15, 1996. ****** Wanted a ride to Utah sometime during the summer, even just one way, for three people. Will help with gas. Call Tiffany @ 758-3061. ****** Ride wanted to and from EFY in Calgary on July 19th & 24th for a 15 year old girl. Please call Tish @ 758-6834. ****** WANTED: a ride to Utah, A.S.A.P. for one paying adult. Thanks 758-3582. ****** NEEDED: a ride to Rexburg around July 20th, before July 23rd. Call Olivia @ 758-3781. ****** PORTABLE RICK’S WELDING OWNER RICK BERES WE WELD EVERYTHING FROM CHAIRS TO TRACTORS PLEASE CALL ME FOR ALL YOUR WELDING NEEDS "B” PRESSURE QUALIFIED 7S8-6427 90TH BIRTHDAY BERTHA BENNETT FRIENDS AND RELATIVES ARE INVITED TO A CALLING RECEPTION * ON JULY 13,1996 ’ 2 - 5 PJVL AT THEMAGRATH SENIORS’ CENTRE CARRIAGE HOUSE THEATRE -Prcscnts- "BYE BYE BIRDIE" nightly at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday thru Saturday Till July 13th * • Get more popcorn for your pop Since moisture helps com pop, sprinkle popcorn kernels with warm water an hour before popping and you’ll end up with fewer unpopped kernels. *This is a live performance. ?.-• ■Ri & . ALL OUR LOVE . ‘m® YOUR FAMILY -Y*N0 GIFTS BY REQUEST. @ J PLEASE COME TO c OLLIE PEIRENS' 85TH BIRTHDAY CALLING RECEPTION JULY 13, 1996 2-4 P.M. 3/. MEMORIAL HALE LETHBRIDGE LEGION MAYOR MAGRATH DRIVE AND 3AVE. BRANCH. *Y0U RE PRESENCE IS YOUR ALARM SYSTEMS BY "AGricultuhaL‘Commercial* Industrial-Maintenance ‘ f£Eo Mills’2* hrs o U Box 1942 T1J4K5 /fTA oX < I Lethbridge. Alberta 0r X V <n Res/Fax (403) 758-6339 oV *■» j Ï ELAD, ^^SbL Z ow s J« Electric & I0 c » XVI o DALE GREAVES ' --- tn ? u cr 24 HOUR SERVICE (329-0965) o •Telephone .wstal cations‘Alarm S Security Systems‘Computer Systems & Cables* Labour cost for electrical and alarm installations $18.00 - $29.00/hr. Farms «Acreages «City Properties eaitv Ltd Johnny Panszak Box 134 Mil k P.i vs r AB 7OK 1 M 0 Rl-S' 4 0 3-47-3^5 £ Box 58 Msg rath. AB TOK 1 JO DhrFax; 403-^58-6265 GIFT. Magrath Pothole Creek Trail Riders Summer Schedule Wednesday practices at Fairgrcunas 7 till 9 pm Summer shows-Juiy 24th & August 7th Events: Pole bending—Clover-Keyhole-Stake-Flag Races Age Groups: under 3 to 22-12 to 25-16 and ever Points for participation Wednesday nights and shows ruckles awarded at season end in each age group at the Magrath Ag Society Fun Day held September 7,1996 Watch for more information or phone Ivy Nishikawa at 753-3588 Memberships $10 per person or $15 per familyJ r I WOLSEY'S ORKS Renovalion & Handyman Services i i "Need it done — Call Scott“ scon WOLSEY 758-3992 M.T.M. GARBAGE DISPOSAL Dependable! Reliable! Pick-up every Saturday Only $7.00 per month takes all the worry out of trash disposal. GIVE US A CALL TODAY 758-3463 “Its a new workout video, it shows a mother chasing after three little children all day? WESTWIND REGIONAL DIVISION -9 464? X ,r&npoíveu/ip p otea fía/"'ÏZ, WESTWIND REGIONAL DIVISION NO. 9 Invites applications for DIVISIONAL SCHOOL BUS OPERATORS for the following areas: *One Bus Operator in the Mountain View area *One Bus Operator in the Magrath area. Please forward letter of application to: Mr. Drew Chipman Secretary - Treasurer Westwind Regional Division No. 9 Box 10, 445 Main Street Cardston, AB. TOK OKO Deadline for application is July 19, 1996 Summer Children's Arts Classes Bowman Arts Centre SESSION 2: Wearable Art (limit 8) Cartooning Cartooning Clay 1 (limit 8) Clay Wheel (limit 6) C!^v 2 («imit S' July 15 - 19 (5 days) Ages 5-6 Ages 6-9 Ages 10-16 Ages 6-9 Ages 10-16 Aoôs 6-9 Fee deadline: July 5 10:30 - 11:45 a.m. $25 10:30 a.m. - Noon $28 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. $33 1:00 - 2:30 p.m. $38 10:00 a.m. - Noon $45 3:00 - 4:30 p.m. • $38 Fee Deadline: July 5 10:30 a.m. - Noon $25 10:30 - 11:45 a.m. $22 1:00 - 2:30 p.m. $28 T.00 - 2:30 p.m. $38 10:00 a.m. - Noon $45 1:00 - 2:30 p.m. $38 SESSION 4: Graffiti & Mural Painting Exploring Art Cartooning Clay (limit 8) Clay Wheel (limit 6) Wearable Art July 29 - Aug. 2 (5 days) Ages 10-16 Ages 5-6 Ages 6-9 Ages 6-9 Ages 10-16 Ages 6-9 Fee Deadline: July 14 10:00 a.m. - Noon $40 10:30 - 11:45 a.m. $22 1:00 - 2:30 p.m. $28 10:30 a.m. - Noon $38 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. $45 1:00 - 2:30 p.m. $25 BOWMAN ARTS CENTRE, 811-5 AVENUE SOUTH, LETHBRIDGE, ALBERTA T1J 0V2 PHONE: 327-2813 SESSION 3: July 22 - 26 (5 days) Big, Bold and Beautiful Ages 6-9 Exploring Art (limit 8) Ages 5-6 .Drawing "Life Drawing Animals and Figures" Ages 10-16 Clay (limit 8) Ages 6-9 Clay Wheel (limit 6) Ages 10-16 Kinetic Sculpture (sculpture that moves) Ages 10-16 CLASSIFIED ADS DEADLINE: TUESDAY 12 NOON PHONE 758-6377 Standing at Stud Less than 30 words—SI.07 Small ad (2.5"X 3.5")-S5.35 1/4 page --- S7.49 1/3 page --- $8.56 1/2 page --- $10.70 Full Page—Copy Ready—S25.00 Full Page--- We do --- $37.45 Flyer insertion (your paper) Lost: one gold pierced earring with green stone, at ball diamond by jungle gym. Sentimental value REWARD. Call Shainne Harker at 758-3311. ****** For Sale: 1 pink girls bike, perfect for age 6-8 yrs. $20.00. Full size fiberglass topper, Excellent shape. $400.00. Call 752-4985. J.3. ****** For Sale: washer & dryer $250, ping pong table, paddies & balls $15, racquet ball racquet & balls $15, composter & lawn fertilizer applicator $25, wheel barrow $25, gas lawn mower $40, office swivel chair $20. Call 758-6850 ****** Puppies for sale: german sheperd cross $20.00 each. Call 758-6832. J.24. ****** For Sale: 1980 Chev Tandem. Can be viewed at Magrath Irrigation District yard. Sealed bids can be sent to M.I.D, Box 322, Magrath - to be opened Wed., July 17th at 10 a.m. ****** Will mow lawns - have new ride on mower & push mower, ready for summer jobs. Call David 758-6222. A.10. ****** For sale: deep freezer approx 5 ft. long. $175. 00. Call 758-3733. ****** Wanted: Clean landfill. Call 758-3994. J. 5. ****** Loader Service General bobcat work Garage Pads Drive-ways Yard clean up Will also do odd jobs. Call Herald @ 758-3278. ****** Babysitting jobs wanted! If your regular babysitter is unavailable & you need a reliable replacement. Please call Chelsey Wyght (13 yrs) 758-6445. References available. J.3 1 - Sorrel registered Quarterhorse - 15.3 hands, 1 - Bay registered Quarterhorse - 14.3 hands 1 - Buckskin registered Suffiedl Mustang - 14.3 hands. Phone 758-3650 (home) 758-3330 (work) ****** PLAY SCHOOL this fall thursday morning &/or afternoon Call Dana Bruce 758-3729. ****** MOVING SALE JULY 6TH 9 A.M. - 4 P.M. 62 - 2 AVE. S.W. (Critchfield's) BBQ, plants etc. ****** For rent: 2 bedroom house. Available July. Call 758-3386 after 9 p.m. J26. ****** For Sale: New 1600 sq. ft. bung. 3 beds, 2 bath, washer & dryer on main floor. 75 x 130 lot. Call 758-6835. ****** House for sale: 1216 sq. ft. bungalow, attached garage. 3 bedrooms up & 2 down, 1 bath up & 1 down. Completely redone in 1994. Call 758-3029. J.5. A A A A A A House for sale on the outskirts of town with 3 1/2 acres of land. Phone Ken Harker 758-3405. L.R. A A A A A A 3 yr old dream home on 5 acres, jacuzzi, oak, etc. 1200 sq ft on main floor. 1000 sq. ft. finished downstairs, in Magrath $172,000.00. OWNER FINANCE OR RENT TO OWN. Call Lorraine Leishman at 752-3959. J. 10 A A A A A A House for sale 1100 sq. fl. 3 beds upstairs suite with 1 bed has seperate entry. #8 - 2 St. West. Call 758-3992. J. 24. A A A A A A CHARACTER HOUSE FOR SALE IN MAGRATH ■ 1 1/2 storey ■ main floor livingroom, family room, kitchen, den - 3 bedrooms, ■ 1 1/2 bathrooms Excellent location across from school. For more information Call Passeys 758-6530. A A A A A A JEANIE'S HAIR FASHION Professional Haircare at pleasing prices *Has new summer *hours Open 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m Tues, thru Fri. For appointment call 758-3379 A A A A A A MIDWESTERN DRYWALL residential * c*ommercial r*enovations Free estimates 758-3519 David McLaughlin J.10 A A A A A A kids say the cutest things As 1 was putting socks and shoes on my 3’X-year-old son Christopher, I commented that he had his dad’s feet. A concerned look came over his face, and when I asked what was worrying him, Christopher innocently replied, ‘if I have his feet, how’d he get to work?'’ —Amy Meister, ■ Springfield, Ohio To me, happiness is falling asleep before my husband starts to snore. — Jan Anthony, Bedford, Mass. How much do you know about the art of getting along with people? Here’s what researchers have learned about this important subject. Q. Is it true that flattery will always get you somewhere? A. No. Studies at England’s University of Leicester found that the way a person responds to flattery depends upon his own self-esteem. If a person feels self-confident, he accepts flattery as well-deserved. But if he has low self-esteem and lacks confidence, he views flattery as undeserved and insincere. Q. Do a person’s looks affect how well we get along with him? A. Yes. Researchers at the California School of Professional Psychology in San Diego found that the more we’re impressed with another’s looks, the more inclined we are to get along with him. Q. Is getting along with people we don’t like a big problem for most of us? A. Yes. Our lives are filled with people we don’t necessarily like, but whom we must try to get along with, according to a study by psychologists at the University of California. They found that when you’re forced to get along with someone vou initially dislike, you wall usually find things that you like about the person if you try. Q. Is your ability to get along with others a true measure of success? A. Yes. In a study of human relationships two University of Massachusetts psychologists made this observation: A person with many achievements can’t be sure he’s a success if he has never had one close relationship. But “anyone who has achieved one relationship-in-depth and has failed in many enterprises can never be considered a failure.” — melinda chait MORE GROCERY SPECIALS JULY 1 - 6 Purex Extra (12 pk) or Purex Bathroom Tissue (24 pk) $8.98 each Ultra Tide (6 liter) or Original (12 liter) $8.48 each Ultra Bounce 90-100 pk $6.98 each Cascade Liquid (1.3 liter) or Powder (1.8 kg) $3.68 each Kraft Parkay Margarine 1.36 kg $2.98 each Kellogg's Eggo Waffles 312g $1.98 each Pillsbury Pizza Pops 448g $3.28 each Western Family Meat Pies 200g .88 each Creamsicles or Popsicles 12 pk $2.78 each Looney Tunes Yogurt 125g .58 each Dairyland Sour Cream 250 ml .88 each Shape Light Sour Cream 250 ml .88 each OPEN HOUSE AND BIRTHDAY TEA FOR MRS. JANE (SCOTT) McKENDRY (a longtime resident of Magrath) TO CELEBRATE HER 90TH BIRTHDAY ON SUNDAY JULY 7, 1996 2 - 4 P.M. AT HALMRAST MANOR 535 - 8 ST. SOUTH LETHBRIDGE. sji jfc Host Family wanted for part-time overnight respite care for an autistic 3 1/2 year old girl. If you are interested and have no preschool children in your home, please call Trish Hill @ 758-6834. Do not compare yourself with others, for you are a unique and wonderful creation. Barbara Kmbull Everyone’s life is a fairy tale, written by God’s fingers. Hans Christian Andersen RENDEZVOUS Bluegrass & Country Music Festival Gold Springs Park ( 10km south of Milk River) July 12, 13 & 14, 1996 * Johnny & Trevor Panczak's Band "Play It By Ear" will be featured. July 12 - 6:30pm-8:30pm ( performers 60+) July 13 - 12 noon & July 14 - 10:00 am. Info call Morris 381-2252 or Henry 328-2521. REMEMBER TO. CALL TAI For Appliance Repair, Furnace & Hot Water Heating Refrigeration & Air Conditioning, etc. Tai Hancock Raymond I 752-3866 Fully Licensed TechnicianMEAT SPECIALS JULY 1 - 6 Outside Round Roast $1.98/lb $4.37/kg Top Round Steak $2.98/Ib $6.57/kg Minute Steak $3.48/lb $7.67/kg Pork Side Ribs $2.48/lb $5.47/kg Breakfast Sausage $1.48/Ib $3.26/kg Western Classics Smoked or Cooked Ham 175g $1.98 each Western Classics Sausage Sticks 500g $2.68 each Western Classics Sliced Meats, Macaroni & Cheese, Bologna, Mock Chicken 175g .98 each Maple Leaf Wieners 450g $2.99 each Magrath School June Awards Fern Cook left the chicken coop & went to Colorado with Keith & Anne for a 4 week visit. They flew to Salt Lake & returned from there with Kristine Alston. While in Salt Lake area, she visited with John Joe, Leanna & family. Magrath Golf Club Ladies Open Golf Tournament July 20th, 1996 8:00 am Shotgun Start $35.00 entry fee includes a practise round (if early fee paid by July 13) meal and prizes. Call the golf course pro shop @ 758-3054 to enter. COUNTRY APPLIANCE SERVICES IN HOME REPAIRS TO MOST APPLIANCES. NO MILEAGE CHARGE CALL BRUCE HARVEY 330-8093 or 756-2369 100% attendance - "Good Luck Award" Chyna Johnson - John Leishman Exemplary Students School Council - Citizenship Good All Round Student Awards. Grade 4 - Mrs. Karren - Allison Holt Grade 4 - Miss Neilson - Kimberly Bullock Grade 5 - Mrs. Coleman & Mrs. Coppieters Ivy Godsalve Grade 5 - Mrs. Dorner - Lauren Balderson Grade 6 - Mr. Alston - Brandon Davidson Grade 6 - Mr. Baker - David Mendenhall Grade 6 - Mrs. Ripley - Heidi Stringam High Attendance: Grades 1-3 Mrs. Court Grades 4-6 Mr. Baker/Mr. Alston Clean Room Award - Grades 1-3 Mrs. Court Grades 4-6 Miss Neilson Track Meet Awards Grade 4 - Kim Miller - Logan Hofer Grade 5 - Lauren Balderson - Chase Dahl Grade 6 - Kathy Bourne-Jay Many GreyHorses For your Carpet & Upholstery steam cleaning & general cleaning needs. Call Wayne Bourelle 758-6414 PRODUCE SPECIALS JULY 1 - 6 Green Seedless Grapes $1.68/lb $3.70/kg Cantaloupe 2 lbs/.88 .97/kg Red Plums $1.28/Ib $2.82/kg Long English Cucumbers .88 each Tomatoes .58/lb $1.28/kg Russet Potatoes 10 lbs. $2.68 each Green Peppers .98/lb $2.16/kg SENIORS NEWS: Our next supper will be on Wednesday, July 24th. This will be a Potluck Supper at 5 p.m. at the Seniors Centre. Bookings for the Senior's Centre should be made through Joe or Lois Czech. Call them at 758-6308. TRAVEL NEWS: Our next trip will be this Saturday July 6th, when we are going to Drumheller to the Canadian Badlands Passion Play "THE LIFE OF CHRIST". It is presented in a remarkable outdoor amphitheatre with unparalleled acoustics and a clear view of one of the world's largest stages. This is a centuries old tradition of telling the greatest story ever told and is accompanied by music provided by a 150 member choir. The cost is $25 each, we will be leaving the Seniors' Centre @ 7:30 a.m. If interested call the travel committee: Baker's 758-3207, Doreen Alston 758-3281, Hazel Rasmussen 758-3545 or Margaret Leishman 758-3241. **Watch for news about the Senior's Annual Carnival to be held on September 6. SENIORS GAMES NITE Alternate thurs. night to the Bingo. Next game night is Thur. July 11th at the Seniors Centre awvinvwMw ■V ever forget that these who love you the most are also the ones you can hurt the most. — Richard C. Miller Ever notice how people who say they don't want anv-thing jor their birthday are so disappointed when that is what they get? — Richard c. Maier HOME HARDWARE "HOME OF THE HANDY MAN" *WE HAVE A NEW SHIPMENT OF 3/4" GARDEN HOSES 50’ TO 100’, DROP IN AND CHECK THEM OUT. PATIOWARE Tough, durable plastic. Assorted colours. ' 6?#" BOWL 4215-904-24# Z 12" BOWL 4215-959-8# *WE HAVE ONE NEW FIBREGLASS SHOWER ON SALE. *SAVE $5.00 ON A 120 VOLT S TECH CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTOR FOR ONLY $32.99. *$14.99 GETS YOU A PORTABLE CLAMP ON LIGHT HOME MATE. *STOCK UP ON JACQUARD BEACH TOWELS FOR $4.77 WHILE SUPPLY LASTS. EACH ^16 OZ. TUMBLER5 4254-023-24# EACH Z 16 PC. X FLATWARE SET 4230-022 II 5EA7CH . X ■— --- ' 8U2SJ Z EACH f \OW PLATE \ 4240-556-24# 137 EACH I Z & OZ. GOBLET N 4256-664-12# 177 / X I Z f 17" X10" TRAY 4476-837-12# 60 OZ. PITCHER5, 4257-654 337 EACH r 16 OZ. X FREEZEABLE MUG 4250-768 377 EACH EACH BUY 3 PACKS OF EVEREAPY RECEIVE A OO BATTERIESANP MFC.MAIL-IN REBATE GROCERY SPECIALS JULY 1 - 6 Breyer’s Classic Ice Cream 2 liter $3.89 each Beatrice Chilled Juice 1.89 liter $2.29 each Beatrice Cottage Cheese 500g $1.79 each Western Family Bread .98 each Value Priced Oriental Noodles 85g 4 for .98 Western Family Jam 375 ml $2.28 each Squirrel Peanut Butter 1 kg $4.98 each Western Family Chunk Light Tuna 184g $1.28 each Western Family Pineapple 398 ml $1.18 each Aylmer Tomatoes 796 ml $1.38 each Lipton Noodle & Sauce 120-143g $1.28 each Sunrype Apple Blends Juice 1 liter $1.28 each Sunrype Okanagan Apple Drink 1 liter .98 each Sunrype Juices 3 pk $1.18 each Ocean Spray Cranberry Drinks 1.14 liter $2.98 each Country Time Lemonade 580g $3.48 each Dare Breton Crackers 225g $2.28 each Dare Cookies 300-350g $2.88 each Robin Hood Angel Food Cake Mix 450g $2.48 each Kellogg’s Raisin Bran 475g $3.28 each Post Alpha Bits(450g) or Marshmallow Alpha Bits(400g) $3.78 each Kraft Salad Dressing 500 ml $2.48 each Purina O.N.E. Adult Dog Food 1.8 kg $4.98 each Value Priced Dog Food 709g .78 each Fancy Feast Cat Food 85g 2 for .88
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