| 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 MAY 2ND, 1994 MOTHER’S LOVE Of all our blessings 'neath the sun, I try to count them one by one, There's blessings great and blessings small, But Mother's love is best of all. Don't forget that Mother's Day is this Sunday, May 8. Let that special Mother or Grandmother know how much you appreciate her. SCHOOL NEWS: Information regarding the restructuring of Alberta Education is constantly being sent to the school and I wish to share some of the material sent to us. Our school board are still negotiating with neighbouring jurisdictions as we must become part of a new Regional Board with about 5000 students. At present Cardston School Division has about 3200 students. Three neighbouring areas looking at joining with our Board are Stirling, County of Warner and Pincher Creek. These new jurisdictions must be ready by the end of this calendar year so that new voting districts can be ready for the October 1995 municipal elections. Premier Klein recently announced that local boards will retain the right to hire their own superintendents but those hired must be approved by Provincial Order in Council. Another change in school districts will be the ability of a school board to approach its electorate once every three years to request additional local tax dollars for a specified purpose with a limit of 3% of a boards annual operation budget. Theme V Alberta education requires that every school in the Province teach the Human Sexuality theme of the health program each year. This theme will be offered to all students in grades 4 through 9 but parents have the right to request that their children do not attend those classes. A parent information night will be held on May 5 in the school library, at this time we will share the curriculum to be taught as well as showing the AV materials we are planning to use. If parents decide not to allow their children to take the schools instruction then they must write a letter to the school requesting that their children be given alternative classes during Theme V class time. MAGRATH T.O.P.S. CLUB (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) Meetings - Every Tuesday Weigh-in 6:30 - 6:45 Meeting 6:45 For more info call Joann Takacs The U.C.W. will meet Monday, May 2nd at the United Church at 7:30pm. At 8pm that night, everyone is welcome to hear guest speaker Sgt. Ludwig Sterba of the Lethbridge RCMP who has been to Bosnia and will talk on the situation there. *A**AA A IT’S COMING!____ THis coming Saturday, May 7, is the Magrath Hospital Auxiliary Annual Florence Nightengale Tea, Luncheon, Bake Sale & Quilt Raffle. 10-2pm at the Magrath Trading Co. Social Hall. Please come and help us help our Hospital. See you there. A A A A A A A MAGRATH LIONS CLUB On Tuesday, May 3rd, Magrath Lions will have their regular meeting with John Ferguson speaking on Home Security. This is a joint meeting, ladies and gentlemen are welcome to attend. Dinner will be served at a cast of $10 per person. If you are interested in coming please contact a Lions Club member. A A**AA* If you are from Magrath, you will recieve 20% off our regular priced posters, paints and cards at Athena; located in the Lethbridge Centre Mall. Offer good 'till May 15th. ******* Family Fun Day The Home and School Advisory Council has planned a penny carnival type fun night for May 30 from 6:30-8:30pm. Each class will be involved in a booth of some kind either selling food or promoting an activity like a dunk tank or baseball toss. All events are to be fun and inexpensive with the proceeds going to help support the scholarships given to students by the Home and School. Please mark that date on your calendar and plan to come out with your family for a fun time. ******* Spring sale of handcrafted items presented by Lethbridge Hadicraft Guild of Weavers, Oldman River Potter's Guild and Lethbridge Sketch Club. The annual Spring Sale will be held: at the Bowman Arts Centre, Lethbridge 811-5 Ave. S. Lethbridge Thursday May 5, 10am-9pm Friday May 6, 10am-9pm Saturday May 7 10am-5pm Come and enter for the door prizes. Hope to see you there. A A A A A A Interfaith Food Bank is having their annual 'Spring Fling’ on Saturday, May 14th, 10am - 4pm at Assumtion Parish Hall 2405-12 Ave South, Lethbridge. Donations of any of the following would be much appreciated: garden or house plants & cuttings; Baking, candy, crafts etc.; items for grab bags; items for white elephant table. (Your cast-off is someone's collectible) THese may be dropped off at Interfaith Foor Bank 1116-3 Ave North between 8am-3pm Mon-Fri. A A A A A A A Hospital Announcement Over the next few weeks, the front entrance of the Hospital will be under renovations. During that time the entrance to the Hospital will be at the south door which is around the Ambulance Bay and next to the south side of the Lab and X-ray Department. Signs will be posted for your convenience. We appreciate your patience and cooperation during the time we are making renovations and improvements at the Hospital. A A A A A A A The monthly meeting of the Magrath Ag. Society will be held on Wednesday, May 11th at 7:30pm at the Magrath Arena. A A A A A A AHigh School Baseball The Magrath Zeniths Basebail team have started their season. Last Thursday they lost their first game to a Teir 2 team in 3 years as Fort Macleod ponded them 21-2. They then rebounded to defeat Picture Butte 13-3, Raymond 16-3 and Vauxhall 8-2. Home runs were hit by Ken Wright, Steve Velae and Tyler Harris. Last Friday they played two exhibition games with Salmo, B.C. They were edged 4-3 in the first game and 7-4 in the second. Home runs were hit by Mike Mehew and Darren Baker. Junior Little League Magrath Jr. Little League teams started their league last week. Tema 1 lost to Kainai 11-9 and Team 2 lost to Raymond 18-11. Junior Little Leaguers (13 yr olds) play their games at the fish pond diamond on Tuesdays & Wednesdays. ******* First Year Champions Have you heard of the Chief Mountain Cloggers? Well, Kourtney Alston belongs to that team. On April 7-9 they went down to Rexburg, Idaho for a competition. They won the Intermediate and Advanced! Out of a possible 10 they got a 9.6 and a 9.8! Now they are on their way to the U.S. Nationals in Utah. Congratulations and Good Luck! ******* I would like to thank the nurses, Doctors for the excellence care I had in the Magrath Hospital. I also would like to thank the ladies for helping me celebrate my 80th birthday. It sure was appreciated and I am very grateful for the lovely cards and birthday cake. Thank-you Katie Fisher A A A A A A A A Many hands make light work. This was surely proven this past week as so many ladies gave of their time & talent to complete a beautiful bedspread and sham for future raffle by the finance committee for the new library. We would like to say a heartfelt thank you to these ladies. A A A A A A A DRYGOODS BLOWOUT SALE • J z ALL REMAINING COTTON & PRINT FABRICS 50% OFF WE NOW HAVE MOUNTAIN MIST QUILT BATS IN STOCK!! ■ • 1 wish to extend my sincere thanks to the many friends who sent cards, flowers, fruit and came to visit me while I was in hospital I am now home and getting around slowly. I would have liked to write to each of you but as yet my writing with the left hand is not that legible. Again.thank you. Mary Yvonne Hohm AAAAAAAA Af.Melt in your mouth morsels O.Ours are truly Sumptuous T.Taste Tempting //.Heavenly Flavors E.Enjoy the Ultimate Rich and oh so creamy 5.Sweet Sensations I?. Decadent ^.Absolute indulgence E.Yes everyone will love them Especially Mom! Chocolates from the Three ChocolatiersLIBRARY NEWS: New books at the Library: ’’Daybreak” by Belva Plain, "Thunder" by Janies Grady, "Lovers and Liars" by Sally Beauman, "The Tangle Box" by Terry Brooks, "Nicole" by Jack Weyland, and four by Rosamunde Pilcher, "The Empty House", "Snow in April", "The End of Summer", and "Sleeping Tiger". In the non-fiction section we have: "Addictive Alert" by Randee Holmes, "Rhinestone Cowboy" by Glen Campbell, "I could do anything if I only knew what it was" by Barbara Sher, "A gently death" by Marilynne Sequin, "Creating Champions : How to increase profits by boosting staff moral" by Betska K-Burr, "Bicycle repair manual" by Richard Ballantine, "The dried flower arranger" by Sidney M. Wolfe. Juvenile fiction: "Blue skies, French fries" (Pee Wee Scouts #4) by Judy Dleton, "The Littles and the Trash Tinies" and "The Littles give a Party" by John Peterson, "The fish with the deep sea smile" by Margaret Wise Brown, "Moonglow" by David Wiseman, "and "Curve Ball" by John Danakas. Picture books: "The Little Hen", "Only one”, "Here comes the mail", "The boy who stopped time", "Froggy gets dressed", "Trouble with Trolls", "the 13th clue", and "Footprints and shadows". We would like to welcome Rochelle Chipman Stanford back to our staff for the summer. We still have the "Paperbacks by Mail” service for all our rural readers. If you find it hard to come to the library during regular reading hours, you can order your choice from the current catalogue and they will be shipped to you by mail with return postage provided. This is a free service provided by the Marigold Library System in conjunction with our Chinook Arch Library System. A****** Nettie Francis Hillmer passed away in Lethbridge on Monday, May 2, 1994 at the age of 96 years, beloved wife of the late Harry George Hillmer and daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth Sanders. Born in Augusta, Montana Novemeber 4, 1897 she moved by covered CARRIAGE HOUSE THEATRE -Presents-tiii May 6th ’’WHITE FANG 2” showing at 7pm ’’GRUMPY OLD MEN” at 9pm starting May 6th ’’LIGHTNING JACK” & ’’MAJOR LEAGUE 2” wagon with her parents and family to the Boundary Creek area in 1902 where she lived until she married Harry George Hillmer on December 15, 1921. They settled in the Magrath area where she lived until June 1986 when she moved to Edith Cavell Care Centre where she resided until her passing. Nettie was a member of the Lutheran Church where she was very active in the Ladies' Aid and Sewing Circle. She was also a longtime member of the Magrath Hospital Auxiliary. She loved music and played in a band. Nettie is survived by 2 daughters and 6 sons. Lawerence; Robert (Agnes); Bart (Vera); Marie (George) Gillette; Norman (Barbara); Ella (Ed) Brandvoid; Marvin (Evelyn); Ervin (Carelynn; 14 grandchildren, 27 great grandchildren and 2 great great grandchildren, numerous nieces and nephews. Predeceased by her husband Harry, 1 son, 1 daughter, 2 grandsons and two infant granddaughters. Nettie is the last surviver of 5 sisters and 4 brothers. Funeral services will be held at St. John's Lutheran Church in Magrath on Friday, May 6th at 2pm. Those who wish may make donations to St. John's Lutheran Church Building Fund, Box 304 or the charity of their choice. * A A A A A * REGISTRATION FEE: $ 25.00 AGES 10 & UNDER CLASSIFIED ADS DEADLINE: TUESDAY 12 NOON PHONE 758-6377 Less than 30 words—SI.07 Small nd (2.5"X3.5")-$5.35 FOUND: Left at Hazel Dudley's approx. 2 months ago - a girls med. size blue bike. Call 758-3213 ******* FOUND: Set of keys at Jensen Resevoir call 758-3410 ******** WANTED: Someone to rototill small garden. Phone 758-3504 ******* LOST: Size 2-3 hiking boot runners that were taken from my sons bag at the SE diamond on Tuesday, April 12 while he was trying out for the Double A baseball team, they have not been returned. Please check if your child is sporting a pair of unfamiliar footwear. They may be Peter’s. Thanks! Call 758-3637 ******* LOST: Sat. April 30, at fishpond during Blazer camp, boys black and grey hooded White Soxs jacket with name Shane Hillmer inside if seen please call 758-6543 ******* MERCHANDISE : FOR SALE: This summer capture some memories forever, with this Canon E63 8mm video camera c/w hard case, remote, control, 3 battery packs, video light, flying erase heads, 110 & 12 : volt system. Easy to use and 1/4 page --- $7.49 1/3 page --- $8.56 1/2 page --- $10.70 takes great videos, in excellent condition. Also 1 VCR, 4 head, hi-fi stereo, great unit for editing, in good shape, $250. One Minolta Freedom Zoom 90EX 35mm camera. Compact 38-90 zoom lens, fully automatic. For more information call . Wayne at 758-6307 after 6;30pm. ****** FOR SALE: Wooden fishing boat with 25hp Viking & trailer $500. Also 40hp Johnson $250 or trade for truck or calves - Rob Smith 752-3829. ******* FOR SALE; Nintendo games to sell $10 each. Duck Hunt, Hogan’s Alley. Also 2 game guns. Call 758-3733 ******* FOR SALE: 31’ Vanguard 5th wheel phone Kelly 7583746 ****** FOR SALE: Home made Baby quilts. Applique, quilted or tied. All hand stitched. Call 758-6308 and ask for Lois. M23-4 ******* FOR SALE; 1st cut alfalfa green feed. Analysis available. Cail 758-6687 ******* FOR SALE: 1 Satellite dish •“ $2500 Call 758-6847 M2-2 ******* Full Page—Copy ReadyFull Page --- We do --- Flyer insertion (your pape FOR SALE: Stov & dryer all in good condition. Call 75$ ******* FOR SALE: Great spring and summer the kids occupied, with slide, 2 swings person swing. Payc asking only $75. Ci 3759 ******* TO GIVE AWAY: : beautiful yellow tab kittens - very gentle old. Call 758-3379 ******* FOR SALE; 1972 S hardtop tent trailer, stove, ice box, fuma carpet, propane, 2 sj tires, new canvas, ex shape. $1600 firm 3697 ******* FOR SALE: Brown Chesterfield & mate] chair $50. Call Drei Harker 758-3074 ******* FOR SALE: 14’ earn paddles (fibreglass) 3 758-6861 ******* TO GIVE AWAY: for more ihfo call 75! ******* SERVICES; Do you need help to get out of the Winter blues. I will do your Spring Cleaning or clean your house on a regular basis. Call Loretta Chartrand. 758-3581 ******* -$25.00 By $37.45 Ca¡ •)S Saturday. 758-3379 Jeanie Thomson Maye Mowers Will Travel. Contract or by the Hour. 758-6212. A27-4 ******* washhfeed something hauled away workipgik piles, branch piles, tree -3274 removals, furniture or appliances moved, Call Cam Bruce 758-3729 f*Q|" ******* to keenJEANIE’S HAIR FASHION »wing -.^Or excellence in hair care, and 2 give me a call! Monday thru 1 $200 II 758- Rcmember that how through May 31st - 10% off all colour and highlights. Call today >y (male) for an appointment. 7 wks ******* JUST FOR YOU HAIRSTYLES lortscrdKill be open Monday - sleeps F,riday 8:00 - 5:00 and e, sink$aturday 8:00 - 12:00. are Call 758-6350 :ellent ******* ?all 64>OR ALL YOUR ing a LASER PRINTER NEEDS/ I type setting for books / labels / flyers / resumes / Give me a call - Bonny 7586309 ******* VEHICLES: e with FOR SALE: 1981 Chrysler 125 CalLeBaron, 318, air cruise, tilt, 2 door, $1000 firm. 758-3180 AAAAAA JanureFOR SALE: 1975 Yamaha -6871 350 motorbike, low mileage, excellent shape. $600 obo. Can be seen at #1 south side small mobile home park, or call 758-3550 and leave a message AAAAAAA REAL ESTATE FOR RENT: Small 3 bedroom older home. Good location 3 blocks east of school. Call 758-3409 AAAAAAA FOR RENT: Available Apr30/94, absolutely beautiful basement suite. Oak galley kitchen, fireplace, private entrance, in Raymond. $375/mth + util, or $325/mth + util and weekly lawn mowing (riding mower & push mower provided) large lawn. Loraine Leishman 752-3959 AAAAAAA TOWN LOT FOR SALE CONTACT TOWN OFFICE 758 3212 AAAAAA AA LOT FOR SALE: 165 x 320 Call 758-3035 AAAAAAA ATTENTION FAMILIES!!! Your dream home is waiting here for you in Magrath. This wonderful home has 6 bedrooms, 4 baths, a dream kitchen, a family room, conservatory, attached garage and numerous other extras. Call today. Merrill Larsen 758-3300 Century 21 Chinook Realty EXCELLENT DEAL!! 1980 14* x 70’ mobile home, including washer, dryer, stove, fridge and dishwasher. Asking only $11,900. Must be moved from present location. Call today. Merrill Larsen 758-3300 Century 21 Chinook Realty ******* ATTENTION AIR MILE COLLECTORS!! If you buy anyhome in Magrath or Lethbridge, whether listed with Century 21 or any other company, we will give you up to 1000 FREE AIR MILES, upon completion of the transaction by Merrill Larsen. Referais can also result in FREE AIR MILES. For FREE AIR MILES and honest, reliable service call Merrill Larsen* - Century 21 Chinook Realty, Ltd. 758-3300 or 380-2100 AAAAAAA 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 GROCERY 2 MAY 2 - 7 ULTRA BOUNCE FREE OR EVERFRESH 50pk/45pk $2.98 each ROYALE BATHROOM TISSUE 24 roll $8.88 each CREST TOOTHPASTE 125ml $1.88 each ARMSTRONG CHEESE 900g $7.98 each W.F. MARGARINE 1.36 kg $2.48 each NIAGARA ORANGE JUICE 341 ml .88 each SWANSON TV DINNERS $2.98 each FOR YOU ON MOTHER'S DAY FLOWERS BY DEANNA & JUST FOR YOU HAIRSTYLES INVITE YOU TO ENTER, WITH EVERY PURCHASE, TO WIN A FREE SHAMPOO, CUT & STYLE ORA FREE FLOWER ARRANGEMENT, draw will be may 7TH. MEAT SPECIALS MAY 2 - 7 STEP - EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY Don’t Let the Big One Get Away!! CROSS RIB ROAST (BONELESS) $2.491b $5.49kg LEAN GROUND BEEF $ 1.991b $4.39kg PORK SIDE RIBS $ 1.891b $4.17 kg HAMPTON HOUSE CHICKEN CUTLETTES 1kg $3.29 each HAMPTON HOUSE CHICKEN MINI DRUMS 1kg $3.99 each FLETCHERS ALL BEFF WIENERS 450g $2.49 each SMOKIES OR LOUISIANA LINKS $3.491b $7.69kg Magrath General Hospital requires a student to maintain seven acres of grounds for the summer. Duties include lawn care, care of flower beds and trees and proper care of equipment or small farm equipment required. Experience with underground sprinkler system and chemical application an asset. Application deadline: May 6th, 1994 Magrath General Hospital requires a student to work as a Recreation Aide for the summer. Duties involve assessing, planning, implementing and evaluating reactivation programs for patients of the Hospital, specifically the long-term stay patients 65+. Assumes non-nursing duties on assigned nursing unit. Receives supervision from the Unit Supervisor and the DON. Musical ability and asset. Application deadline: May 6th, 1994 For both positions, apply in writing to: Personnel Department Magrath General Hospital Box 550 Magrath, AB TOK 1J0 ‘Fixer Upper. Vacant house and well "as is” located on 3.88 acres. Crossfenced, some big trees, irrigation, power, gas, water at the road, probably needs a new septic field. MLS ‘First Time Buyers. 2 + bedrooms, 2 baths, big bungalow on a big lot. New heating, plumbing, sewer, wiring & some windows. Warm & cozy, needs some TLC. MLS *Unique Floor Plan. 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, attached garage, many upgrades, resonable taxes, central & close to all services. All the benefits of small town living. MLS ‘Open Floor Plan & Light Everywhere. 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 24’x36' quonset & a big newer home all on 5 acres. Cross-fenced, good view of the rockies. Exclusive ‘Elegant Family Home. 6 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, attached garage, a very large home, luxurious appointments, central to all services. MLS ‘Retire in Style. A brand new home with full warranty, one of the top custom builders in Lethbridge offers this custom split-level in prestigious Heritage Heights for discriminating buyers - or - will build to order. MLS Phone Jack Elliott 758-3551 Coldwell Banker First Lethbridge RealtyPRODUCE MAY 2 - 7 KIWI FRUIT 4 for .99 ANJOU PEARS .591b $1.30 kg GREEN SEEDLESS GRAPES $1.79 lb $3.95 kg FIELD CUCUMBERS .59 each CELERY .391b .86 kg TOMATOES 28 oz $1.49 each SENIOR'S NEWS During May we will have our Wednesday suppers on the 4, 11 & 18 at 6pm at the Centre. Our Potluck Supper for May will be on Friday, May 27th. Come join us for a good time. BINGO - BINGO - BINGO - BINGO At the Senior's Centre every second Thursday. Next Bingo May 12th & 26th. Come on out, win cash! Doors open 6:30pm start at 7pm. ft ft ft ft ft ft ft SENIORS' TRAVEL NEWS: A very enjoyable day was had by those who went to Rosebud Theatre on Saturday for the play "The Rainmaker”. We are now booking for the "Tattoo” at the Sportsplex on June 4th and the Seniors Day at the Calgary Stampede. Watch for more details later. If interested contact: Bakers 758-3207; Doreen Alston 758-3281; Margaret Leishman 758-3241; Hazel Rasmussen 758-3545. ft ftft ft ft ft ft ON SALE IN GROCERY PEPSI PRODUCTS 2 LITRE SIZE $1.69 + den + GST ON SALE IN GROCERY COKE PRODUCTS 12 PACK CANS $3.99 + dep + GST FLOWERS BY DEANNA WE HAVE ORDERED IN ORCHIDS FOR MOTHER'S DAY. PLEASE PRE-ORDER AS QUANTITIES WILL BE LIMITED. IF YOU WISH TO ORDER A CORSAGE PLEASE ORDER A DAY IN ADVANCE. WE WILL BE OPEN SATURDAY, MAY 7TH FROM 10-4PM FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE. CALL 758-3800 ******* JUST FOR YOU HAIRSTYLES With every purchase. Enter to win a Flower Arrangement by Flowers by Deanna'. Also, we have jewellery available for those hard to buy for as well as for those graduation gifts. ******* HOME HARDWARE * *"A ’’HOME OF THE HANDY MAN” *WE JUST RECEIVED A COUPLE OF SHIPMENTS OF NEW GIFTWARE FOR MOTHER’S DAY. * ADMIRAL ULTIMA ENERGY SAVING DISHWASHER BUILT-IN. WHITE ON WHITE COLOR. MOTHER’S DAY SPECIAL $399.00. *WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF ELECTRIC APPLIANCES FOR MOTHER’S DAY. COMPETITIVE PRICES AND GREAT WARRANTIES. FREE GIFT WRAPPING. *WE HAVE SOME BEAUTIFUL DRIED FLOWER ARRANGMENTS FOR MOTHER’S DAY. WE ALSO HAVE SOME LOVELY HANGING FLOWERS. *WE HAVE GERANIUMS IN TWO DIFFERENT SIZES .99 & $3.29. *WE HAVE BASEBALL GLOVES & BALLS IN STOCK *WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF LAWN MOWERS *TOYO DELUXE 21’’ RECYCLER LAWN MOWER REG $599.00. SAVE $100.00. NOW JUST $499.00 ‘MICRO BROWN. BAKE-COOK - BROWN IN YOUR MICROWAVE. FROM K-TEL, AS SEEN ON TV $19.99 ‘HOME HARDWARE BBQ PACK. GREAT VALUE WITH OVER $50 IN SUPER COUPONS INSIDE PRICED AT ONLY $9.97 ‘HOME HARDWARE LIGHT BULBS 4PK ALREADY LOW PRICE $1.19. SUPER PRICE $1.00/PK LOWER THAN COSTCO! *WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF BULK GARDEN SEEDS IN STOCK *WE HAVE QUANTITIES OF SEED POTATOES IN STOCK ‘WE CARRY SEVERAL TYPES OF LAWN & GARDEN FERTILIZER, LAWN MAGIC, NEIGHBOUR’S ENVY, GREEN CROSS. GROCERY SPECIALS MAY 2 - 7 DAIRYLAND SHAPE YOGURT 500g $1.58 each ALPHA COTTAGE CHEESE 2% 500g $1.78 each 1886 ICE CREAM 1 litre $2.88 each TROPICANA ORANGE OR GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 1.89 litre $3.39 each GOOD HUMOUR ICE CREAM 2 litre $2.49 each GOOD HUMOUR GREAT CANADIAN CONE 6 pk $3.19 each MCGAVINS BISTRO FRENCH BREAD 510 g $1.18 each MCGAVINS COUNTRY 100% W.W. BREAD 567g $1.18 each OLD DUTCH CHIPS 200g $1.18 each SQUIRREL PEANUT BUTTER 1 kg $4.88 each NABOB COFFEE 300g $2.18 each W.F. FLOUR 10kg $3.98 each SAPPORO ICHIBAN NOODLES 100g .58 each W.F. PINK SALMON 213 g $1.68 each DELMONTE FRUIT SPLASH JUICE 3 pk $1.18 each CHRISTIE PUFF COOKIES 400g $1.98 each DARE COOKIES 350g $2.58 each KELLOGS RICE KR1SP1ES SQUARES 425 g $3.98 each PURINA TENDER VITTLES 580 g $1.98 each PURINA PUPPY OR DOG CHOW 4kg $6.98 each ULTRATIDE OR ORIGINAL TIDE 6 or 12 litre $9.48 each
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