| 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 35 cents Wednesday August 4, 1999 The Mayor and Council of the Town of Magrath, on behalf of the residents of Magrath and area and the many visitors, would like to express their appreciation for the tremendous effort and co-operation put forth by all who, in any way, helped to make our celebration “THE EVENT OF THE CENTURY”. The past weekend was a true indication of the pride and love the people of this town and district have for the Magrath community and a real measure of the talents and abilities that abound throughout the area. Thank you all for the service you have given your community. If anyone is interested in donating a musical tape, instrumental, singing or poetry, to be played in the museum when it's open, contact the Museum @ 758-6618 or Arlene 758-6316. ****** BINGO-BINGO-BINGO Next Bingo is Thurs. Aug. 5th at the Seniors' Centre. Doors open 6:30 bingo @ 7 p.m. Everyone Welcome ****** The Magrath Lions Club had a very successful pancake breakfast, we would like to thank the following people for their help: George Woodruff, Ruth Wilde; Barbara Hillmer; Irene Ririe; Dick Anderson; Jack Sabey; Tom Redd; Aaron Redd; Clayton Gast; Calvin Heggie; Robert Ojala; David Wilde; Joe Trainer; John Latham, and to all who helped. We would also like to thank the ladies for pre-cooking the sausages: Joy Bourne; Flo Bossert; Norma Arnold; Rose Groenhof; Carol Raasch; Ruth Wilde; Barbara Hillmer. A Special thanks to Trevor Panczak for providing the entertainment during breakfast. Thanks for the donations from Canbra Foods; Maple Leaf Potatoes; County Foods; Hutterville Colony; Deerfield Colony; Rock Port Colony; New Elm Colony; Old Elm Colony. Thanks to Mclntryre Ranch for their generous donation of a yearling steer, won by Elizabeth Olsen, who donated it back to the club. Thank you to Moyle Pilling & to Craig Bennett for their help. We are sorry if we have forgotten any names. Thank You Magrath Lions Club. ****** Domestic & Commercial Water Hauling 3000 Gal & 4000 Gal capacity Pumping Services Available Cistern Cleaning Bus. 328-2460 Home 758-3968 Steele Sheridan *No Deliveries Sundays and Holidays We would like to help the community be more aware of the seniors living at the Terrace. We will be featuring two of our residents weekly, so that you may become better acquainted with them. This week we salute Wallace Cook (better know to us as Andy) Andy was born on July 10, 1909 in Magrath. He was born to Thomas & Manette. Andy had a pretty large family, with 5 brothers-7 sisters. I don't think I'd want to do the dishes after supper around their house. His brothers were: Clyde, Leo, Garth, Dean, Marian. Sisters Fay, Edith, Blanch, Avilda, Muriel, Mirdel, Roxey. Andy lived around this area all his life, farming around Raymond, and Cardston area. Andy has been very active all his life. He enjoys walking for exercise. He used to love to play baseball, fish & skate. One of the things that I didn't know about Andy is that he loves to travel. He has been to Hawaii five times, he has really travelled. He has visited England, Scotland, Wales, United States. Andy is a real joy to have at the Terrace, he participates in everything, and what a dart player he is. He is always there to help others. I wish I could be as committed as Andy to walking every day. I see him most mornings walking when I'm on my way to work, and I guess that is what makes him so youthful looking. Gladys Workman was born in Cardston. Her parents were Tina Anderson from Sweden & Thomas Leishman from Scotland. Gladys had 3 sisters named Ruth, Bernice & Kathrine. She was married for 31 yrs. to Ivan G. Workman. They were married in the Cardston Temple. Glayds had 3 boys, Mark, Tom & Gail. Her daughters are Deana & Pam. Gladys was raised in Glenwood, & later moved to Hill Spring when she got married. She loves to read & embroider. She told me that she used to do a lot of sewing with her machine,along with gardening-especially flowers Gladys is a very nice person to have around. She just goes with the flow, always a friendly smile to make you feel good. I can always count on Gladys to play cards, & come out to almost all activities. She plays bingo & bowls regularly Michael Harker has been called to serve in the Australia Melbourne Mission, his farewell will be held on Sunday Aug. I at 11:00 a.m., Magrath Stake Center. An Open House will be helc the same day, from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. at the larker Home. Everyone Welcome. ****** Kyle Heggie has been callee to serve in the Nevada Los Vegas Mission. Us farewell will be held on Sunday August 8th 110 a.m. in the Welling Chapel. An Open Ibuse will be held that evening from 6:30 - 8:31 All welcome. ****** While visiting her grandpareits Colin & Marie Towells. Miranda trainel a llama & showed it this summer. She cones to Magrath from Ontario every summer* Mranda finished 1st in obstacles, 1st in shownaiship & 5th in halter at the Parkland llama Siow in Red Deer July 2 & 3. She also showed at the Calgar1 Stamped and won 1st in costume & 2nd in obstacles. ****** A Sincere Thank you to dea" friends & family for celebrating with us on thf occasion of Brenna Di & Steve's wedding We so appreciate all the heping hands, well wishes, love & support. We ire so grateful to live in such a loving communiy. Sincerely Brenna Di & Steve Teale Charlotte & Garth Veale Lois & Bill Harris. ****** Rasmus Rasmussen Family Keunion was held @ Dan & DeAnne Atwood Ally 23rd. There was a tremendous turnout for the Centennial Celebration People from a! far north as Peace River & south to North Dakota & Utah. We'll do it again in another 100 years!! Charles Dudley arrived in Majrath April 19, 1899. Rasmus Rasmussen + 1) kids and one son-in-law were the first famiy to arrive on April 20, 1899. Treat yourself at least as well as you treat others. Theodore Rubin. ,r Welcome Derik Proud mom (Melanie Michaud) and Grandma (Dianne Freeman) would like to thank Dr. J. Regher for the sale arrival of Derik Jason born in Raymond July 28th, 1999 at 10:13 am., weighing 7 lbs. ****** Magrath United Church will be closed on Sunday August 8th, 15th & 22nd. Will re-open Sunday August 29th. ****** Attention parishioners of Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Staring July 31, 1999 services will be held on Saturday evening at 7:00 p.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Raymond. Dahl Fruit !! Fresh. Tree Ripened Washington & B.C. Fruit Arriving Weekly Aug. - Sept. 1. Fresh(ind. frozen) strawberries. 30 lb/$50 2. Fresh(ind. frozen) blueberries. 30 lb/$50 3. Free Stone peaches . $20.00/26 lb 4. Nectarines . $20.00/26 lbs. 5. Tomatoes . $15.00/26 lbs. 6. WaUa Walla Onions . $17.00/50 lbs. 7. Watermelon, cantelope, plums, apples, bartlett pears, green peppers later in season. Orders must be in by Sunday Eve of each week Orders arrive Wednesdaydate afternoon) Call Kathy or Lyndsi Dahl @ 758-3039 or 758-6357 to place orders. ****** General & Sub Contracting For all your Concrete & Stucco needs Curt’s Construction P.O. Box 535 Magrath, Alberta TOK 1J0 CURTIS HATCH Home: (403) 758-3759 Cell: (403) 308-4585 MAGRATH CURLING CLUB ANNUAL WING & STRING Saturday, August 7, 1999 Sponsored and Organized by Ken and Pat Leavitt t < f 1:00 p.m. SHOTGUN START REGISTRATION at 12:00 NOON at the MAGRATH GOLF COURSE PRE-REGISTER at the PRO SHOP or call: Pat 758-6234 Dale 758-6339 Lindy 758-6521 $30.00 per person - includes prizes, golf fees and supper. COME AND JOIN IN ON THE FUN! Centennial Sensational I would like to offer appreciation for the fantastic job done by the town council, centennial committees and hundreds of volunteers who made this celebration so spectacular. I’d like to add my voice to the many who felt this was the best celebration the town has ever hosted. What a great Bike and Run event with over 60 enthusiastic participants! The shirts they proudly wear prove all were winners. Thanks Rod Ririe and committee. The hour long parade was easily the best Magrath has ever had. The amazing participation by so many groups, families and businesses was overwhelming. We think it was way better than Lethbridge’s because they had fewer floats by groups . Tom Redd’s children’s variety races were a high point-so much happy participation. The petting zoo and the Astro Jump drew a huge crowd. The wide variety of events through the afternoon had something for everyone. Hopefully many of the additions will become part of future events. I don’t know how anyone could have attended everything- along with the myriad of reunions. However the community band concert was such a wonderful new innovation- a chance for all former band members and many out of towners who joined in at the last made for a wonderful musical reunion we all appreciated. What a great idea! How can one comment adequately on the program, The Power Of The Dream, brainchild of Marilyn Henderson and Shirley Perry. It took a full year of planning and preparation and was completely professional. They had gone to great lengths to bring back some special people, including Dow’s Rhythmers- a real trip down memory lane and honoring Boyd Hunter and Steve Brockway- former band leaders who have contributed so significantly along with Jerry Chatwin to the music in Magrath. If you were among the capacity crowd who filled the Tom Karren 20 minutes after the door was open or the many who saw the videoed program in the overflow at the LDS stake center you already know about the polished snappy performances which delighted the crowd. This program involved 80 performers and members of two bands and two choruses, bringing the total to well over 200 performers. A few comments from behind the scenes. The mural- masterminded by local artist Gary Heaton was a beautiful composite of old and new Magrath landmarks. Hopefully it can be preserved. Assisting painters who worked for months included Dari Cook, Debbie Cook, Wendy Harris, Marilyn Henderson, Ilona Schneyder, Diane Stanford, Ann Pilling, Joanne Wocknitz, Linda Bourelle and Shirley Perry. Decorations were by Jackie Barnett and Kathy Dahl and helpers. Dance Coordinators Elizabeth strong and Terry Clifton were tireless and produced fantastic results. The cake took three weeks to construct, paint and decorate. A cake nine feet tall and 12 feet in diameter was a fitting focus for the program. Brian Johnson, Randy Harker, Karen Chipman, Coleen Keeler, and 4th Ward Young Womens know a lot about the hours involved. The incredible scene of former buildings of Magrath was drawn by Gary Heaton with a talented committee of women who painted them- it took about'three months to do even with all the help. Hopefully it can be preserved for many others to enjoy. Can you imagine Wes Murphy Mark Dudley Jim Anderson, Moyle Pilling and Steven DeWinter successfully setting up and running 19 mikes for the occasion. It remarkably improved the sound - thanks to untiring fund raising efforts of the elementary school council and a host of helpers. Still a few bugs but much better! Bonny West Cynthia Harris, Mary Ann Johnson made slides from Duane and Carma Thomson’s book which greatly added to the show. Programs were by Todd and Shauna Jones. James and Shaun Perry. Brandon Henderson and Mason Dahl kept the show moving with their behind the scenes quick changes. Can you imagine serving 3200 hungry holidayers beef on a bun, pop and birthday cake? Vince and Heather Harker and Committee have first hand knowledge plus a hustling committee- they were amazing. Weren’t the fireworks and bonfire great! It made all those from Magrath and the many others who wished they were very proud. Thanks. In Your Town MOBILE Denture Clinic i • Complete denture service • Soft Liners & stabilizing wings for problem, sore lowers AUGUST 9 6 p.m. Diamond Willow Terrace 327-2121 . CLASSIFIED ADS DEADLINE: TUESDAY 12 NOON PHONE 758-6377 Less than 30 words—$1.50 Small ad (2.5"X 3.5")-$6.50 1/4 page --- $8.50 1/3 page --- $9.50 1/2 page --- $15.00 Full Page—Copy Ready—$30.00 Full Page-—We do --- $45.00 Flyer insertion (your paper) Wanted: 6-8 laying hens. Can 752-4953. 8-18. ****** For sale:l pr lady's black house slippers sz 7 1/2 - $3, 1 pr. lady's blue velvet house slippers sz 8 1/2 - $5. 1 pr men's house slippers wine, sz 10 - $7. Kathie Fisher 758-3246, 206 - ISt West.ll. ****** For sale: 150 small sq. bales of high quality brome grass hay. $60/ton. Herb McKelvey 758-3181. 8-4. ****** For sale: Topper fits S10 - S15 or Jeep 1/2 ton, long box. CaH 758-6857 or 758-6899. 8-4. ****** For sale: 1990 Ford Tempo L 77,000 kms, new tires, battery & muffler. Excellent cond. must be seen to be appreciated. $3^00.00 o.b.o. CaD Shirley Saunders @ 758-6763-eve. 28-4. ****** For sale: nearly new lawnmower. CaH 758-3156.11 ****** Moving must sell-old upright piano, good cond. buffet tenor sax, never used; Q snap quilt frame; large wooden framed stereo, chHd's captain's bed. Call 758-6730 & ask for Linda. 8-11 ****** Bottle Depot NOTE Summer Hours July 13th - Sept. 6th Monday - closed Tues. 9 a.m. - noon Wed. 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. Thur. 9 a.m. - noon Fri. 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. - 3 pan. Sunday - Closed. 8-18. ****** Vander Leek Roofing A Vander Leek Roof Is A No Leak Roof Locally owned & operated. Fully insured & certified. Ten years in business Michael Vander Leek 758-6324. ****** Come have some fun For Kids Craft Week. The session will run from Aug. 9th - 13th. Ages 3-4, 5-6, 7-10,11 & up. Cafi 758-6825 & ask for Heather MacDonald. 8-4. ****** Win babysit kids 3+ starting Sept. Call Nikki Bogdan @ 758-3217. 8-25. ****** For your spring rototilling/plowing, call Mike/Kyle Rototilling @ 758-6664. ***^fr** Win do general Bocat loader work. Phone 758-3278. 8-25 Looking for R.D.A. level & registered hygienist interested in temp work in Lethbridge area. Call Paula @ 653-1109. 8-4. ****** Wayne's Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning. CaH 758-6414. ****** Need your feed barley moved? WH1 also haul hay or straw. Also can haul your quota for you. Contact Sabey Trucking @ 758-3119. or 308-1944 ****** JEANNIE'S HAIR FASHION 136S - 1 St. West 4 doors South of Trading Co. 758-3379 Open Tues thru Friday Professional Haircare at pleasing prices ****** Custom Haying Round Bales by the bale or crop share. Rick Strale 758-6749. 8-25. ****** CANADIAN SECURITY SYSTEMS We sell, install, and service alarms, camera systems, safes. "Also dead bolts and key locks Call Ross Moore 758-3945 for a free estimate. ******Bennett Lawn Mowing Business will do lawn mowing again this summer. Have riding lawnmowers & edge trimmer. Call David & Jonathan @ 758-6222. lr ****** RICK’S PORTABLE WELDING Owner Rick Beres We weld everything from chairs to tractors Please call me for all your welding needs "B" pressure qualified. 758-6427 ****** For rent: 2 bedroom town house. Available Aug. 1st For more info call 758-3876. ****** For rent: 2 bedroom house, detached garage optinal. Call 758-3876 for more info. ****** For rent: various spaces, in Magrath, ideal for small business. Call 758-3876. ****** For rent: 2 large bedroom appt. $350. Call 758-3876 ****** For rant: 4 bedroom house with large yard. For more info call 758-3876. ****** For rent: 3 bedroom apartment. For more info call 758-3876. ****** Mini Storage available for rent in Magrath , call 758-3876. ****** For rent: 2 bedroom house with large newly renovated family room or bedroom in basement, new furnace & back porch. Abstainers, non smoking & no pets. Tyler Alston 758-3590 or 758-3595 ****** For rent: 2+1 bedroom house on 2 St. $525/mos. Phone Lois Lawlor 758-3789 or Thomasina Hatch 758-6569. ****** For rent: 2 bedroom hornetgarage in Welling, a/c, w/d, f/s, non smoking unit for abstainers CaH 752-3848. 8-25 ****** For rent: basement apart. 1 bedroom, abstainers, non smokers. Elizabeth Olsen 758-3156. Call/leave message.ll ****** For sale: mobile home in small trailer court, inc. appliances, additon & deck, asking $6000. Call 758-3964. 8-11. ****** Sellers Motivated 9 year old, 4 bedroom 2,000 sq. ft bungalow. For appointment caU 758-3781. ****** For sale 3 bedroom, old time home, eastside of Magrath 2 large additional bedrooms in loft, owner transferred, renovations in progress No basement $32,500 flexible terms available CaU 758-3781. ****** House for sale 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, F JL with gas/wood fireplace, L JL gas/wood fireplace, sunroom, double garage, finished basement 1 bed, 1 bath & more. CaU 758-6095. ****** Prevent a rocking chair ' from marring the finish of a wooden floor by placing clear plastic tape on the underside of each runner. HOUSE FOR SALE (one of a kind only in Magrath) 1220 sq. ft. house has family room, sunken living room, rumpus room, dining area, 4 bedrooms, there is a kitchen walk-in pantry & large cold storage room. There are 2 full bathrooms, large patio and paved driveway. This large lot has rose, fruit, vegetables & flower gardens. The rock gardens have to be seen with the fish pond. Dale Greaves 125S-2ASLW. CaU 758-6339 for appointment ***** For Sale, Beautiful 1900 sq. ft home hardwood throughout main floor, air conditioning, hot water heating in basement floor, built-in appliances & much more. 758-3759 $162,000.00 ****** I don’t care if this is a dangerous neighborhood. Stop holding my hand." Refill small bottles with lemonade or juice instead of buying the pre-made drink boxes for your kids’ lunches. PRODUCE SPECIALS AUGUST 3 - 7 Fresh Blueberries 5 lb. box $6.98 Premium Bananas $1.05/kg .48/lb Large Red or Black Plums $3.26/kg $1.48/lb Romaine or Green Leaf Lettuce 2 for .98 Medium Tomatoes $1.28/kg ,58/lb Russet Potatoes 10 lbs. $3.48 J SENIORS NEWS Watch for date of the Corn Feed in August. Bookings for the Senior's Centre, call: Jack or Jean Butlin 758-3030, rental fee is $75.00. SENIORS TRAVEL Dinner & Program at Olsen's, August 27th. Leave Drop In Center at 5 p.m. Cost $25.00. Phone 758-3207 Baker's, 758-3241 Irishman's, 758-3545 Rasmussen, 758-3281 Alston. ****** "Hospital Food Never Tasted So Good" The Staff at Magrath Hospital have put together a collection of their favorite recipes. The funds raised from the sale of the cookbook will be used to decorate a palliative care room in the Hospital. You can help support this project by purchasing a cookbook at a cost of $10 each. Please call Charlotte Veale or Conda Rae Todd at 758-3371. Available after July 14. ****** Raymond & District Hire A Student Office We provide services for Raymond, Magrath, Sterling & surrounding areas. For all employers or anyone who requires labour. Youth 13 - 24 years in school, recently graduated or planning to attend school.Open to mid August - Monday - Friday - 8:30 - 4:30 Located on 2nd floor Raymond Town Hall Services offered: assistance in resume writing, cover letters, interview skills, job search. Call 752-0005 ****** PASSEY ELECTRIC CENTENNIAL SOUVENIRS The following items ore still available for sate at the Town Office: Banners. $12.00 Pennants.$ 2.00 Grey/Green Hats.$ 4.50 NavohoHats. -.$ 6.00 License Plates. $ 10.00 XXL Cream T-Shirts.$10.00/ 3 for $25.00 Centennial Pins. .$ 2.00 Invitations (good for memory books).4/$ 1.00 New Home Wiring Renovations Farm Wiring Feedlots •PLEASE NOTE: There have been many requests for the green T-Shirts, brown oilskin caps and green/mauve denim caps. An order can be placed if there are enough requests. Please be prepared to prepay your order. ORDERS WILL BE TAKEN UNTIL AUGUST 13/99. SiHfngSiuthim Albina [403J 752-4005 If you are going to kill time work it to death. MEAT SPECIALS AUGUST 3 - 7 Inside Round Oven Roast $6.57/kg $2.98/lb Sirloin Tip Marinating Steak $6.57/kg $2.98/lb Western Family Sliced Meats 175g $1.18 Western Family Regular Wieners 450g $1.98 Fletchers Bavarian Smokies 450g $3.28 Country Cottage Garlic Sausage 750g $3.98 Country Cottage Cooked Ham 375g $3.38 Smokehouse Dinner Hams 750g $5.28 Smokehouse Bacon 500g $2.38 Back due to popular demand: The Wonder Box Cooker. On Thursday August 12th from 3-7 p.m. at the Garden Place Chapel. If you are interested in making another cooker or would like more information, please call: Shannon Sabey © 758-3779 Shannon Sheridan © 758-3968 Kari Miller © 758-6036 Debbie Schroeder © 758-3869 The cost is $10.00 per cooker. Bring your own fabric (3m cotton) and come prepared to work for 2 hours. Please prepay by July 25th. ****** What building has the most stories? The library! Moving Sale Saturday August 7th 9 a.m. - noon fooseball table, air hockey table, toys, clothes, etc. Please use back entrance. Karen Fillmore - 758-6069 ISt. "A" St. East (across from Barnett's) ****** The Town of Magrath would like to thank ATCO for their donation of a gas barbecue with proceeds of ticket sales going towards the costs of our centennial activities, congratulations to the winner, Russ Rasmussen. ****** MORE GROCERY SPECIALS August 3-7 | Western Family Cheddar Cheese 750g $5.98 Western Family Yogurt 175g 3/$1.98 Western Family Soft Margarine 907g $1.98 Western Family French Fries 1 kg $1.48 Western Family Orange Juice 355 ml .88 Mr. Big, Rolo or Truffles Ice Cream Treats 4-8 pack $4.98 Western Family Aged Cheddar 750g $6.48 Polar Twin Ice Pops 24 pack $4.48 Dairyland Yogurt 500g $1.58 Dairyland Sour Cream 500 ml $1.78 Dairyland Whipping Cream 500 ml $1.98 Orchard Hill Chilled Citrus Iced Tea 1.89 liter $1.78 Western Family Large Eggs $1.28 with coupon Western Classics Soft Drinks 2 liter .88 Western Family Potato Chips 180g .88 Western Classics Madness Cookies 400g $2.78 Western Family Cranberry Cocktail 1.89 liter $3.48 Western Family Pudding Snacks 4 pack $1.68 Western Family Granola Bars 187-240g $1.88 Western Family Coffee 300g 2/$4.98 Old Dutch Arriba Tortilla Chips 190g | $1.38 ANGE-EMILE LABBE •Drywall ’Boarding • Taping • Texture Wall & Ceiling • Small Renovations • Commercial & Residential BOX 803 MAGRATH, AB phone (403) 758-6876 ‘Hurry up, dear! The ark is leaving soon!” HOME HARDWARE "HOME OF THE HANDY MAN" ‘HOME GARDENER SPOT WEED KILLER REGULAR $7.49, ALE PRICE $5.97. ‘BUG BE GONE, HORNET & WASP KILLER, REGULAR $6.99, SALE PRICE $4.33. ‘WILSON ROSE & FLOWER DUST. REGULAR $7.99, SALE PRICED FOR $6.00. ‘DIAZINON - 500 ML REGULAR $11.99 SALE PRICE $7.47. ‘MR. COFFEE FOOD DEHYDRATOR, REG. $54.99, SALE PRICE $42.97. ‘MOULINEX DEEP FRYER, REGULAR $9.99, SALE PRICE $74.97. ‘MOULINEX 10 CUP COFFEE PERCOLATOR. REGULARLY $32.99, NOW ON FOR THE SPECIAL PRICE OF $27.97. ‘HOMELINE PREMIUM LIGHT BULBS. A REGULAR 2 PACK USUALLY SELLS FOR $1.49, BUT THESE PACKS ARE NOW ON SALE FOR $1.00. *WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF FLASHLIGHTS AVAILABLE, FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS, SO DROP IN AND CHECK THEM OUT. *WE CARRY A GOOD SELECTION OF DOOR LOCKS FOR YOUR HOME OR OTHER BUILDINGS.GROCERY SPECIALS August 3-7 Roger's White Sugar 4 kg $2.98 Western Family Premium Ice Cream 4 liter $4.98 Western Family Apple Blend 1 liter .78 Western Family Fruit Drinks case of 27 $5.98 Dempster's Sliced Bread 680g $1.98 Western Family Chunk Light Tuna 170g .98 Western Family Peanut Butter 1 kg $2.98 Western Family Jams 375 ml $1.98 Western Family Beans * 1 398 ml .68 Western Family Mushrooms 284 ml .78 Western Family Vegetables 341-398 ml .68 Western Family Tomato Soup 234 ml 5/$1.98 Western Family Mushroom Soup 184 ml 4/51.98 Western Family Mac & Cheese 125g 4/S1.98 Western Family Ketchup 1 liter $1.98 Western Family Tomatoes 398 ml .78 Western Family Pasta 500g .98 Western Family Pizza 800-850g $5.98 Western Family Jumbo Paper Towels 6 rolls $4.98 Western Family Bathroom Tissue 24 rolls $6.98 Western Family Bleach 3.6 liter $1.48 Western Family Laundry Detergent i - 12 liter $5.98 Western Family Cat Food 156g 2 for .88 Western Family Dog Food 624g $1.18 Value Priced Dog Food 8kg $5.98 Value Priced Cat Food 8kg $7.98
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