Bringing Communities Together

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The Westend Weekly
Bringing Communities Together
ZBox 66, 303 Fifth St., Rainy River, ON P0W 1L0 Ph. 807-852-3815, Fax. 807-852-1863, Email. [email protected] Vol. 22, No. 12 Wednesday, June 18, 2014
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And then the Rain Came…
The Rainy River fire deptartment pumper was pumping,
along with portable pumps, but could not keep up with the
rising water on the north side of River Ave. at First St. until
the Krahn family arrived and pitched in to get the job done.
Martin Dufresne took this picture from his back yard on
River Ave. in Rainy River while wearing chest waders to
show the water level on Monday. This is looking East on
River Ave. toward town and the river is quite a way to the
left. The water has risen since.
Sean Kilpatrick’s house just west of the International
Bridge and train bridge required a new walkway to access.
Luke Ruppart from Barwick brought his family to see the
flooding on Sunday evening. His four boys pictured here
will certainly be enthusiastic volunteers in a few years.
A big green bus full of volunteers from Kenora arrived Tuesday at lunch time following work at La Place Rendez-Vous
in Fort Frances. They just showed up in case the town of
Rainy River could use them.
Sandbagging on River Ave., Rainy River began again on
Tuesday afternoon as the water continued to rise. The
Brown house is pictured above on Monday morning.
Peter Foy who also lives on the 5 Mile Road on Couchiching
First Nation added another sandbag to the front of his home.
The Emo park area is an eerie sight. Leaving Emo on the
way to Fort Frances last Thursday was also quite scary as
Highway 11 completely washed out. It has since been repaired but now the US highway across the river is under
water at Loman a little way east of Emo.
This is not the time to be planning a pot luck party at the
park in Emo.
By: Teresa Hazel
It’s hard to imagine what
forty days and forty nights of
rain would be like after experiencing about three or four
days of rain and the damage it
has caused to the sewage system, basements and lake property in Borderland and the
Rainy River district.
The heavy rainfalls required
the Town of Fort Frances and
other surrounding areas as
well as Emo and Rainy River
to declare a state of emergency. With the sanitary sewer
collection system operating at
maximum capacity, the Town
of Fort Frances and Couchiching First Nation were issuing
regular requests to local water
and sewer customers to disconnect any sump pumps connected to the sanitary sewer
system. They were further asking that customers limit the
discharging of wastewater to
the sewer system.
There were reports of many
homes with sewage backed up
in their basements and then
news came of the dock at The
Point being pushed away.
Most of the refuse from the
dock was collected although
another notice was issued asking boaters to be aware of debris that may be floating along
the waterways.
Couchiching First Nation also
requested volunteers to help
sandbag homes that were in
danger of being flooded.
The people of Rainy River
owe a huge debt to the tireless
efforts of the town crew who
are working day and night in an
attempt to keep damage to
homes to a minimum. They
were assisted by members of
the volunteer fire department
who have also put in endless
hours pumping water, manning
the pumps through the nights
and organizing volunteers.
As well, birms have been
Tuesday afternoon the water continued to rise to surround a
house just down from Dufresne’s. The house next door to it
is also surrounded.
The Herman Krahn family from Dawson Twp. arrived to
help and brought their manure spreader which was an efficient way to quickly move water from one side of the road to
the river on the other. They saved the day in several locations in Rainy Rvier.
Greg Bird, who lives on the 5 Mile Road on Couchiching
First Nation was grateful for the community efforts to sandbag around his home as the waters from Rainy Lake rose.
“I’ve been here for fifty years and I’ve never seen this much
water due to rain”, noted Bird recalling the 2001 flood that
was due to a thaw, not rain.
built all along River Ave from
First to Sixth Street and the
road along the river near the International Bridge has been
built up several feet to form a
dike.
The volunteers who have
been filling sandbags also need
to be thanked by everyone in
the town for the endless hours
they have worked in the background filling the 50 pound
bags. And it’s still going on.
CBC from Winnipeg was also
down on Tuesday afternoon to
check out the situation and interview people.
One frightening aspect of the
situation is that kids often find
high water exciting and take
risks that could end in tragedy.
They don’t realize that jumping
off unstable docks into very
fast currents could carry them
away or trap them underneath.
Parents need to warn their kids
about the danger.
The International Rainy Lake
and Lake of the Woods Watershed Board issued a conditions
notice on Monday, June 16th.
“Rainy River water levels are
the highest observed in 85
years, compounding the high
inflows to the basin both upstream and downstream of the
Rainy Lake outlet. The high
water levels on the Rainy River
and Little Fork River have
backed up the dam and are impacting the Fort Frances and
Boise Powerhouses. All eight
generators at the Fort Frances
Powerhouse were taken offline
Monday morning as their cooling pumps were under water.
The press release went on to
say that the Water Levels Committee is regularly monitoring
conditions in the watershed and
will post updates as conditions
warrant. For those who would
like the latest information on
lake levels, dam settings and
basin
flows
go
to
www.ijc.org/en_/RLWWB or
phone 1-800-661-5922 Ext. 3.
All beaches and docks are
closed throughout the area.
Please observe the signs.
Never hesitate to offer. Maybe just a sandwich and cup of coffee
for those people who are there all night and then have to get up
for work in the morning. Everyone can help a little.
Are you paying too much for your insurance?
Martin Dufresne
275-8916
852-4237
Call Martin, Melissa or Robin for a free no obligation quote.
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274-6688
274-6688
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Page 2, The Westend Weekly, June 18, 2014
Ontario's wake-up call
By Sean Speer
and Charles Lammam
The Fraser Institute
Roughly 12 hours after Premier Kathleen Wynne was reelected in Ontario with a
majority government, bond
markets and international
credit rating agencies sent her
a powerful message about the
province's dismal public finances.
Ontario's borrowing costs
spiked the morning after the
election (the highest daily jump
in six months) and financial analysts warned that further
credit downgrades are probable. So much for the post-election celebration. This swift
reaction from markets is a
wake-up call for Wynne's government.
The post-election market
movement is likely driven by
the perception that her government doesn't have a credible
plan to tackle Ontario's deficit
and debt problems. Considering that the federal government's borrowing costs were
unchanged on the same day, the
markets are signalling that the
Wynne government must rein
in Ontario's debt.
Meanwhile, the Premier said
her first priority is to pass the
government's budget that triggered the election nearly two
months ago. With markets
watching the province closely,
a rehash of May's budget will
do nothing to temper concerns
that the risks associated with
Ontario's debt are increasing.
The government's May
budget downplayed the need to
eliminate the deficit and pro-
jected this year's deficit to
grow to $12.5 billion ($1.2 billion higher than last year's projection). At $12.5 billion,
Ontario's deficit will be larger
than the combined deficits of
the federal and all provincial
governments. And while the
government maintains it will
balance the budget in 2017/18,
without any meaningful reforms or spending reductions,
the plan lacks serious credibility.
Seven consecutive years of
deficit spending has fuelled
growing government debt. Ontario's debt will hit $289.3 billion this year and is projected
to reach $324.5 billion (almost
40 per cent of Ontario's economy) by 2017/18, more than
double the $138.8 billion debt
(or 27.5 per cent of the economy) in 2003/04 when the Liberals came to power).
This considerable increase in
provincial debt and the government's apparent unwillingness
to tackle the problem has
prompted speculation that
credit rating agencies such as
Standard & Poor's and
Moody's may once again
downgrade Ontario's creditworthiness.
A downgrade would drive up
the government's borrowing
costs as the province would
have to pay higher interest to
investors buying its bonds. If
this happens, the share of government spending dedicated to
servicing the province's debt
could also increase as the government issues new debt to
cover deficits and re-finances
debt that matures.
The government already
spends 9.2 per cent of its revenues to service its debt and,
according to its own estimates,
this will rise to nearly 11 per
cent in the next four years. Put
plainly, Ontario spends $1 out
of every $10 sent to Queen's
Park to pay for past debt. This
is money not spent on healthcare, education, transportation,
or other public priorities. The
increase in rates and the expectation for further hikes means
even more tax revenues will go
to paying interest instead of
key government services.
But there is hope. Similar
market pressures in the mid1990s caused the ChretienMartin Liberal government of
the day to implement an ambitious plan to eliminate the
deficit and reverse decades of
rising government debt. A fresh
majority mandate provides
Wynne with an opportunity to
look beyond short-term political machinations. A good first
step would be a reconsideration
of May's pre-election budget
and the need to reassure markets her government is serious
about getting the province's
deficit and debt under control.
While the premier and the
Ontario Liberals can be lauded
for their electoral win, there
isn't much time for merriment.
Markets have sent a wake-up
call. It's time to get to work and
start changing Ontario's course
of deficits and debt.
Sean Speer is associate director of fiscal studies and
Charles Lammam is resident
scholar in economic policy at
the Fraser Institute.
Assisted Living could use help in Emo
The Rainy River District Assisted Living Emo Team was
organized in April 2014.
The purpose of the team is to
survey local communities regarding the future housing
needs of seniors in the Rainy
River District.
Our goal is to build a nonprofit assisted facility in Emo,
based on commitment from potential tenants.
Emo Municipality is very
supportive of the Rainy River
District Assisted Living Team
and has become the collection
agency for memberships.
The contribution of $100.00
per person membership is a
vote of confidence in the
R.R.D.A.L. Team and entitles
each person to vote on issues
and be eligible for nomination
to future Board of Directors.
Cheques can be made
payable to the Township of
Emo and income tax receipts
will be issued.
Public meetings are scheduled for June 26, 2014 to provide an update from the
committee regarding land op-
tions.
June 26 @ 2:00 p.m. Golden
Age Manor
June 26 @ 6:30 p.m. Emo
Legion
50th Wedding
Anniversary
for
Milton and Margaret
Kreger
Consignment Auction
Stratton Recreation Complex
Saturday, June 21
10:00 a.m. Sharp
Junction of Hwy. 11/617, Stratton
Viewing Friday, June 20th 7-9 pm
Riverbend Auction Services
Lots of Household items including some
small & large appliances, farm equipment
including tractors & trailers, antiques,
recreation items for hunters, boaters,
campers and even a skateboard for the kids.
Lunch
Available
Auctioneer: Telford Advent, member of the
Auctioneering Assoc. of Ontario
Cash or good cheques accepted, All Sales Final,
Not Responsible for Accidents
Professional Service with a Country Touch
For further information contact Telford Advent 483-5403
Bergland Hall
Saturday, June 21
Social Afternoon 2 to 4 pm
Pot Luck Dinner at 5:30 pm
Come and celebrate with us!
Your presence is your gift.
passings
Peacefully with her family by
her side on Friday June 13,
2014 at the Rainy Crest Long
Term Care, Fort Frances, Ont,
Doris McCready passed away
at the age of 95.
Doris was born in Alysworth
Twp, Ont on April 17, 1919 to
Otto and Annie Herrmann. She
was united in marriage to
William McCready on Feb 2,
1946.
Doris and Bill lived south of
Emo for 19 years before relocating to Nestor Falls where
they remained for over 26
years, and then returned to the
Devlin and Emo areas. Doris
worked as a hairdresser all her
life, starting in select shops in
Fort Frances during the war
years, working independently
in the Emo area, then operating
her own beauty salon in Nestor
Falls and having a home based
shop in Devlin.
She had a great love for gardening, sewing and cooking.
Doris was a valued member of
the UCW Ladies Auxiliary and
the Emo Royal Canadian Legion Auxiliary.
She is survived by her children Carole (Gary) Beauchene
of Dryden, Keith (Faye) McCready of Dryden, Lois (Larry)
Stoltz of International Falls,
MN, Shirley (Larry) Glueheisen of Devlin, Ont; her
grandchildren Christi Hulsman, Pamela Marion, Susan
Moody, Don McCready,
Katherine Brandt, David Rogoza, Jennifer Soderholm and
Jonathan Glueheisen; great
grandchildren Thomas Hulsman, Abigail, Racheal, and
Joshua Marion, Benjamin and
William Moody, Alyssa and
Reed McCready, Brody and
Jude Brandt, Brooke and
Mitchel Rogoza, McKenna and
Madison Soderholm, Riley and
Tanner Glueheisen; and in laws
Betty Herman of Fort Frances,
Dorothy McCready of Fort
Gratiot, Michigan, Jean Morrow of Sarnia, Ont, Agnes and
Max Heath of Wallaceburg,
Ont, and Norm and Ruth McCready of Brantford, Ont and
many nieces and nephews.
Doris was predeceased by her
parents Otto and Annie, her
husband Bill, son Lynn, granddaughter Jo-Anna Granholm,
brother Ray Herman, and sisters Gladys (Cliff) McConnell,
Beatrice (Bob) McConnell, inlaws Kathleen McCready,
George Morrow, Ruth and
Orton Pretty, Don McCready.
Funeral service will be held
on Thursday June 19, 2014 at
10:30 a.m. from the Emo Knox
United Church, with Rev.
Frances Flook officiating. Visitation one hour prior to service. Interment will take place in
Emo Cemetery. Pallbearers
were Alfred Redford, Ron Redford, Greg Herrmann, Brad
Herman, Larry Jack and Mel
Jack.
If desired memorial donations
may be made to the Emo Knox
United Church or the Rainy
Crest Auxiliary, c/o Northridge
Funeral Home, Box 89, Emo,
Ontario, P0W 1E0.
Online condolences may be
offered at www.northridgefuneralhome.com
Moos by Kim Jo Bliss
I am sure everyone is getting
tired of me complaining about
the weather; man I am getting
tired of complaining about it
myself! We have exceeded the
total normal rainfall amount
for the entire year now! To
date we have had 572 mm
(22.88 in); this month we have
had 286 mm (11.44 in) and this
last week we have had 191 mm
(7.64 in). I think we all have
the right to complain about
this. The last big flood started
on June 10, 2002 – very similar in timing. We have done
some tissue sampling on some
of our plants and they will be
sent off to the lab to determine
what nutrients are left. With
this much rain and flooding –
we will have had nutrient
leaching. Fertilizer is very
costly – so re-applying is not
likely an option but we are
hoping we will have some information we can share with
everyone. The crops are at a
very sensitive stage to have
this much water standing. I
guess the people with unseeded acres are the only ones
that won’t be worrying about
their crop dying. We had plans
to start harvesting the 1st cut of
our forages this week but I
doubt we will be able to tackle
this job. We have yet to be
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Tuesday, July 8, 2014
at 7:00 p.m.
Copper River Inn
To vote at this annual meeting you must be a paid member
a minimum of 10 days prior to the meeting. Annual
memberships can be purchased for $5.00 at the RRFDC
office, 601 Mowat Avenue, Fort Frances, Ontario.
(807) 274-3276
able to cut the entire lawn here
at EARS yet this year. So, it
looks like it will be another
week of cleaning and organizing at EARS! Poor students –
it is much more exciting when
we are working outside.
I had to sort my steers out last
week and bring them back in
the yard for company for my
yearling bull. Thankfully the
cattle all followed me home
nicely and there was no chasing or stress. My complaint
was the fact that I went over
my rubbers about 10 times and
there was nothing I could do
about it! The water and mud is
just so deep and I had to get
through it. Even where there is
no mud it is like walking on a
sponge. Just think about the
cattle walking all over this –
hoof prints everywhere!
I had a very quiet weekend –
first time in a long time.
Everyone was away so it was
just Roxee and I for the weekend. We did some fencing on
Saturday before it started raining and then ended up working
in the office. There is always
bookwork to do and with this
weather it is much easier to do
it than when the sun is shining!
I am a list maker – and I love
the feeling of crossing things
off it! Unfortunately I didn’t’
cross it all off – but it was a
great start.
I have another School Visit
planned for this week – and of
course the grass needs attention again but it will be a few
days before I can tackle that.
We will wait and see how
much it dries up – it isn’t very
much fun when it’s this wet
and the animals are not that
happy either. I’m not sure if I
could even take the students on
a wagon ride around the field
– and you certainly need rubbers to walk on our trail!
I am participating in Relay
for Life this Friday night as a
part of the “Foundation Fighters” team. As well, I will be
selling “Canada Cash” tickets
at the Farmers Market on Saturday – and will bring along
trees if you are looking for either a ticket or a few trees.
Sounds like Maddie and Marlee will come home with me
that day as well so my quiet
weekend will turn into a busy,
fun-filled one !
AUCTION
SALE
Saturday, June 28th
Doug & Sandra Judson Residence 10:00 am sharp
Hwy 11, Crozier, 1/4 mile S. on Oakwood Rd. to #35, S. of
Apple Auto Glass - “Watch for Auction Signs”
Riverbend Auction Services
Antiques, Music, Household, Horse Equip.
Items include: Parlor stove, Pedestal oak round table,
Garden tools, P.A. horns, stereo, LPs, Bentwood
rocker, dog crates, 4-seater Democrat buggy, Hay
rake, mower, tedder, horse sleigh and many more
items too numerous to mention.
Lunch
Available
Auctioneer: Telford Advent, member of the
Auctioneering Assoc. of Ontario
Cash or good cheques accepted, All Sales Final,
Not Responsible for Accidents
Professional Service with a Country Touch
For further information contact Doug Judson 274-9189
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Show and Shine
Wayne Woods, President of the International Early Iron Car
Club showcases the trophies constructed by Gord Witherspoon’s Auto Mechanic students at the Fort Frances High
School.
“Say Chevy”. Don Manty, a club member since 1981 has a
1954 Chevy. He took some time out to help grill hamburgers
for the BBQ.
From l. Gary Barker with his son-in-law Gary Arnold and
his 1989 Dodge Dakota convertible. Also pictured, Gary’s
son Daniel Barker with his son Ethan. What is Gary’s Father’s Day advice? “Work hard and dream big!”
“Start your engines”. From l. Tysen Parisien, Treydon
Thomson and Rya Hawrylak picked out their cars to race on
the track provided by Bethel Baptist Church. Note: Rya’s
wooden truck went on to win the race!
Richard Macedon shows his 1967 Ford Mustang convertible.
He’s been in the car club for about 16 years, four years before he purchased and restored his car. “I wanted a ’68 but
settled for a ‘67”, noted Macedon while pointing out the subtle differences between the two models. The car features the
original interior – floors and leather in excellent condition.
Who’s that in the actual Lead Car of the 1988 Winter
Olympics in Calgary?
Thanks to Bill and Marne Morrison who are the proud owners of the above-noted 1988 Chevrolet Corvette for letting
me sit in the comfy leather seats and wave like I was in a parade. Bill is seated in the driver’s seat and is joined by his
friend Al Hammond who was visiting from Bathurst, Australia.
By: Teresa Hazel
The sun wasn’t necessarily
shining, but the cars sure were
as they lined up along Scott
Street for the International
Early Iron Car Club’s annual
Show and Shine event.
The club has been in existence for over forty years.
“Since 1973”, reported Wayne
Woods, who is the current
President of the club.
“We have about fifty or sixty
members from Minnesota and
the Rainy River district”, said
Woods about the current membership.
The club is for car enthusiasts and hobbyists who like to
tinker and restore classic cars.
They also work with the Auto
Mechanics class at the Fort
Frances High School to get
them interested in restoring
old cars.
“We’re looking for young
blood”, smiled Woods as to the
intent of attracting new re-
Just a little cat humour!
Red 1957 Chevy owned by Ed Kennedy.
Blue 1970 Chevelle owned by Kevin Hughes.
cruits to keep the club going.
“The students built the trophies this year”, noted Woods
as he showed the uniquely designed awards that are welded
together from used car parts.
“These are the pistons from
my sixty three Corvette”,
points out Woods.
Other mechanical parts on
the trophies are transmissions,
gears, clutch rings, push rods
and pulleys.
“The wrench is a nice
touch”, commented one of the
guys checking out the seven
trophies that were set to be
awarded to: Best Ford, Best
GM, Best Mopar, Participant’s
Choice, Best Import, People’s
Choice and Best Paint.
Although the number of cars
participating this year was
down due to the weather, the
afternoon was fun and pleasant
as people chatted and reminisced while enjoying a hot
dog or hamburger grilled by
volunteers from the club.
For more information about
the International Early Iron
Car Club, call Wayne Woods
at 274-1450.
Legion ladies June meeting
The Fort Frances Ladies
Auxiliary to Branch #29 met
on June 11th with 46 members
in attendance. A lovely potluck
supper was enjoyed by all before the meeting.
In May, the Veterans were
honored with a supper. Special
thanks to Kerry Zucchiatti and
Linda Richerts for the help
with the skit performed to entertain our Veterans. Also in
May we welcomed 7 new
members: Loreli Smith,
Christal Dolph, Carolyn
Oliver, Cindy Nick, Courtney
Yatchuk, Susan Bodnarchuk
and Donna Ewald with Wendy
Derendorf initiated in June.
Welcome Ladies!
The Auxiliary held a Bingo
at Rainycrest for residents and
delivered Meals on Wheels.
Approval was given to donate four $500.00 bursaries to
deserving graduating students
of Fort Frances High School.
Approval was also given to
purchase two Relay for Life
luminaries in memory of our
deceased members and in
honor of cancer surviving
members. A monetary donation will also be made to the
Canadian Cancer Society
through Relay for Life.
Colours will be carried at the
opening ceremonies of Relay
for Life.
A donation was also made to
144 Royal Canadian Sea
Cadets Corps. Fort Frances.
A pancake breakfast featuring pancakes, sausages, juice,
coffee and tea will be held before the July 1st parade up-
stairs at the Legion from 7:00
a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Adults only
$6.00 and children 5 and under
$3.00. Everyone welcome!!!
The colour party will also be
marching in the parade.
Our ladies are actively involved with the museum plans
in September to recognize the
anniversary of World War I
and World War II.
Attendance draw was won
by Carol Affleck. The Birthday draw for June was won by
Marlene Deshamps and the
July winner is Donna Ewald.
Any ladies who are interested in joining can contact
Linda Larocque at 274-1567.
Have a great summer (when it
arrives). Our next meeting will
be held September 10th.
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INSPECTION
Inspection of Approved Aerial Herbicide Spraying
Crossroute Forest
The Ontario Ministry of Natural
Resources (MNR) invites you
to inspect the MNR-approved
aerial herbicide spray project.
As part of our ongoing efforts to
regenerate and protect Ontario’s
forests, selected stands on the
Crossroute Forest (see map)
will be sprayed with herbicide to
control competing vegetation,
starting on or about July 17,
2014. The herbicide Vision,
Pesticide Control Product
(PCP) registration # 19899 or
VisionMax, PCP registration #
27736 or Vantage Forestry PCP
registration # 26884 or Release,
PCP registration # 22093 will be
used.
Interested and affected persons and organizations can arrange an appointment with MNR staff at
the MNR District or Area office to discuss the aerial herbicide project.
For more information, please contact:
Philip Cooze or Robin Kuzyk
Ministry of Natural Resources
922 Scott Street
Fort Frances, ON P9A 1J4
tel: 807-274-8639 or 807-274-8649
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Wednesday-Sunday, June 18-22
The approved project
description and project plan for the aerial herbicide project is available for public inspection at
the Resolute Forest Product office and on the MNR public website at ontario.ca/forestplans from
April 1, 2014 until March 31, 2015 when the annual work schedule expires. Ontario Government
Information Centres at Atikokan and Rainy River provide access to the Internet.
Judy Kaufman
Resolute Forest Products
427 Mowat Avenue
Fort Frances, ON P9A 3N2
tel: 807-274-5311 ext. 1469
Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm
Saturday 8:00 am to Noon
Deliveries Monday thru Friday
Phone 852-3218 Fax 852-3131
Renee Perry
Ministry of Natural Resources
108 Saturn Avenue
Atikokan, ON P0T 1C0
tel: 807-597-5010
or call toll-free: 1-800-667-1940 and ask to be forwarded to one of the contacts above.
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FARM AND OTHER
HEAVY EQUIPMENT
Front end loader for a
farm tractor, $1800 obo
[email protected]
om
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New Holland 782 Forage
Harvester.
Excellent
Condition. Field Ready.
$7900.00 807-274-2111.
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1 Kodiak 6 ft., heavyduty, 3 pt hitch, brush
cutter. $1,950.00 Ph. 4871684 or 487-2548.
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International 240 Utility
Tractor, in excellent condition. Ph 487-1684 or
487-2548.
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Maverick 24’ tandem
axle 5th wheel trailer
$850; New Holland 650
round baler $6,000; John
Deere 3150, 4 wheel
drive tractor, 4,370 hrs.,
$9,500; call 274-2374.
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1 MC rotary, 9 ft. rotary
scythe $400.00; 1 3 pt
hitch 2 row potato cultivator $750.00; 1 314 3
pth Case plow $750.00
Ph. 487-1684 or 4872548.
14
John Deere 1830 tractor
in very good cond. 60 hp
diesel, 2 remotes, stored
inside. Asking $11,000
obo; New Holland 790
forage harvester in excellent cond. 2 row 824
corn head and 890W p/u
head. Always oiled and
stored inside; Dion forage
wagon in good cond. Left
hand unload. Stored inside. Phone 483 1443.
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HORSE
ACCESSORIES AND
HAY, FEED
Hay for Sale, Barwick,
Emo, 483-1450.
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LIVESTOCK/PETS
FOR SALE
2-year-old
registered
Hereford bulls. Semen &
DNA tested/complete
vaccination
program.
Ready to go. $2500. Discount for repeat buyers.
Aaron Kuorikoski 4835428.
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4-year-old
registered
Horned Hereford herdsire. Performance bull for
cows. $3000. Discount
for repeat buyers. Aaron
Kuorikoski 483-5428.
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Does your pet have a tender tummy or indigestion? Goat milk might be
the answer. 483-1322.
14
Bunnies for sale. $10.00
each. Ph. 487-1684. 14
WANTED I am looking
to reserve/buy my 2014
horse hay. Specifically,
clean
timothy/grass.
Would like 2014 first cut,
but need it cut before it
gets too coarse. Am willing to pay up front. Need
minimum 300 small
squares. Call Mona at
488-5705.
Does your pet have a tender tummy or indigestion,
goat milk might be the
answer 483-1322.
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TO GIVE AWAY
Free 50-60 pressuretreated 2x6 decking 70”
long, removed from our
dock. Phone Richard or
Helen at 274-3180 for
more details.
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GARAGE/YARD SALES
274-5036.
13
Pet cage 24"x24"x24"
$25.00, cat carrying cage
Multi family garage sale
$15.00, animal cage-trap
on June 28 & 29, 9am to
$10.00 Phone 487-2675.
4pm, #81 Worthington
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Rd. #5, just behind
Lowes. 1947 Ford 8 End
For sale home made ATV
Tractor, tools, sm. applitrailer $140.00 110cc
ances, glass ware &
Loncin atv motor for parts
household items, TVs,
$35.00 5hp Briggs &
Stereos, antiques, collectstratton motor not running
ables, childrens books &
came off a tiller $20.00
puzzles, saddles & Horse
small drill press $30.00
tack (Dressage, English &
vintage tin trunk $40.00
Western), wood crafts
call 274-7499.
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(new).
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LOOKING FOR
COMPANIONSHIP
SERVICES WANTED OR
SERVICES AVAILABLE
i have a bout 2 truck
loads of honda and some
yamaha 3wheeler parts .
Parts for honda 125m
185s 200e 200 big red .
Some parts for yamaha
175cc & 200cc asking
$650.00 call 274-7499.
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Someone to cut grass in
Wilson Creek area, please
WANTED
contact Carmen Sorenson
at 320-859-2207 or 320304-1896.
13 Firearms in any condition.
Need not be complete or
working. Also interested
in parts, scopes, ammuniMISC. FOR SALE
tion and related items.
Fair prices paid. 274-0472
Jigs! Glow jigs & spin- .
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ners, Disco jigs, other
coloured jigs, red/green TV tower, ph. 852-3559.
spinners, custom orders, 14
ph. 852-3669.
s
EPA Qualified. Central
Boiler E-Classic 2300
OUTDOOR
WOOD
FURNACE. The next
generation of cleaner
wood furnaces has arrived. Over 85% Efficient. Call Today. Emo
Feed Service Ltd., Canning Lane, Emo, ON,
482-2017.
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE OR RENT
& MOBILE HOMES
2600 square foot river
front home. 3 bedrooms,
2 baths, 545 feet of river
shore line on 3.5 acres.
Wrap around covered
deck, dock, boat launch, 4
stall garage, horse barn
Twin bed, white enamel and paddock. 86 Hamwith brass accents, clean, mond Drive, Rainy River.
$125; microwave stand 807 852 1940.
15
white $20, wood $35; 25’
Peterborough boat caddy, 2 story home, 2 bdrm plus
shower, stove, fridge, 32 garage. Updated throughhours running, mint out. Very close to park
cond., 274-9089.
13 and hospital.
Fridge,
Stove,
dishwasher,
Aluminum truck cab top- washer and dryer. $500
per, 6.5’ silver with black plus utilities. Also willing
windows $100 ph. 274- to sell and will consider
5083.
14 rent to own. Call or text
1-218-434-1254 or 1-807Agri-Fab lawn sweeper 275-9959.
16
42 inches in very good
condition, asking $150, For Rent: 2 br 2 bath,
call Fran 852-3192. 13 newer kitchen & laundry
appliances,
freshly
6 ft Patio door- $50.00 painted, 1/2 block from
Call 488-5391.
13 clinic, post office, bank,
all utilities included, ph.
13
Matching Frigedaire front 852-1557.
load washer/dryer set,
white, excellent condi- 2 BR house in Rainy
tion, $425, refurbished, River, 206 Second St., ph.
ready for years of laundry 852-3135.
15
detail, call 8523655 RR.
13
Land for Sale: 5 acres on
Bone Rd, Alberton,
18’ pool exc. cond. $150 cleared field, 8x10 shed
(new $700); High end oak with power and phone
cabinets $1,500 obo; Util- lines, double driveway,
ity cabinets 21’ $650 obo; natural gas at road,
Used grey shower and $40,000 firm. Ph. 27457” oak vanity with Co- 6676.
15
rian $400; New 48” vanity in oak; New shower Place for sale, 62 acres, 3
door $150 (new $600); bedroom house, 1 1/2
New windows cheap baths, family room in
please call (807) 481- basement, nice shop,
1115 or 271-2270.
13 good well, nice location 6
mi. from town on Hwy
2 drawer fire safe file 611 South Fire #1108,
cabinet secure your valu- must be seen, asking
ables or paperwork. $500 $300,000.00. Call or text
will sell for $250 must be 275-6166 or call 482picked up 4872323. 13 3936 evenings.
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Four P195/65R15 Motomaster all season radials
new condition. Mounted
on Toyota corolla Rims,
rim size is 5x15. Also 1
full size spare on a new
rim. New price on 4 tires
and rims is $760.00 selling all 5 for $500.00
OBO. phone 807-2747066.
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TV $10; fax/copy machine/phone $15; copy
machine $15; 2-3’x3’
glass $5; 2 porceline dolls
pd $130 asking $30 ea.; 2
brass corner shelves with
3 glass shelves $7 ea. ph.
For sale 2 BR/2 bath +
loft. 477 Hill Rd
(Crozier). 10 acres, huge
garage. $208,000 Willie
2757780.
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Approximatly 3.45 acres
with 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom, kitchen, large
screenroom and wraparound deck with large
barn for sale 10 minutes
north of Devlin. Has a
243 ft diamond drilled
well
with
great
water..Needs
work..
Make an offer.807-2760312.
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Beautiful River Ave. lot
for sale in Rainy River,
serviced, double lot
120’x120’ 509 River Ave.
E. ph. 852-3218.
s
LOST
$100 REWARD for info
leading to recovery of
drive motor guard off
690B J.D. excavator
stolen from J.D. dealer
yard in Emo, ON. Contact Earl at 486-3437.
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NOTICES
Northridge
Funeral
Home has invited the
North West Community
Care Access Centre
(CCAC) for a free information session on services that they provide in
our community on Thursday June 19, 2014 at 12
noon at the funeral home
(6446 Hwy 11 Emo,Ontario) . Light lunch provided. Topics will be
related to respite care,
placement services, inhome services, referrals,
and long term care financial costs and eligibility
requirements for assisted
living and nursing home.
Please RSVP at 807-4823788 for seating
Are you a business owner
with a heart to further
God’s Kingdom? If so,
here’s a conference you
shouldn’t miss!
Ray
Jelinski, Sask, will be
teaching biblical principles on profitably managing your business for the
purposes of God. Join
host: Zion’s Reign Apostolic Centre for the Kingdom Business Summit in
Rainy River on July 1113 at the Rainy River Rec
Centre. Details call: 8521306.
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Bad weather a precursor?
Watch Great Tribulation
Sun. chch 7:30am, Vision
4:30pm, Impact 10pm,
free booklets 888-3188080, www.tomorrowsworld.org.
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RECREATIONAL
ITEMS
22 ft. camper houseboat,
OMC outdrive, big block
4 bolt main 350 Chevy
Engine, Heavy duty tandem axel tilt trailer. Inquire for pricing or make
an offer on whole pack-
2 bedroom cottage with
attached sunroom. Water,
electricity, indoor plumbing, road access.Detached
sleeping cabin/sunroom.
South exposure. Decking
around cottage and 2
lower decks. Two sheds.
Fully furnished. Rocky
Islet Bay, Fort Frances.
Call 807-274-3309 or
807-274-2026.
16
Beautiful 2 bedroom
cabin for sale in Mine
Center. Built in 2008.
$90,000
for
more
info/pictures call Willie
275-7780.
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Town of
Rainy River
NOTICE
age. 807-274-7268. 13
1965 18ft Starcraft boat.
110 Mercruiser. Needs
prop seal and tilt hose.
New tops,side curtains,
and back cover. On trailer.
Phone 274-7066.
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Shore docker set up for
18’ boat or whatever size
you want built, keeps boat
out of water in stormy
conditions, new, never
used $500, built ready to
go; 14x10 hunting shack
or mini cabin built on 6x6
base, could make nice ice
shack, D Log siding
stained, vinyl windows,
vented door, wired, insulated and panelled, material alone $2,200 asking
$2,500; 16’ Lund side
steering at front 35 hp
evinrude elec. start, trailer
$2,000 obo ph. 275-8354
days 274-2920 evenings.
13
Grey Bimini top for 1718' boat with 92" width,
includes aluminum frame
and storage boot. Excellent condition. Asking
$95. Call 274-6094 after
5 pm.
13
1999 16' Crestliner FishHawk, 50 hp Yamaha 4
stroke power tilt-Low
hours, Storage compartments, live well, bildge
pump, 3 pedestal seats,
electric nose troller-$6900
Call 488-5391.
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VEHICLES
2006 Chev Impala, 3.6
V6, 140K, AT, AC, PW,
PDL, silver in colour, very
clean. $4795.00 obo.
Please call/text (807) 2763855.
13
2009 Pontiac Montana, 7
passenger Mini Van. In
good condition with
safety. Ph. 807-487-1684
or 487-2548.
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Selling 2001 Pontiac Sunfire Sedan. Great condition! Comes with a set of
snow tires. Needs nothing
to be safetied. Asking
$3750.00 Please contact
Emma at 807-276-0256 or
email
at
[email protected]
om.
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Roofing, Siding, Decks,
Dock Repair,
Tree Removal,
Raising Cabins,
Scrapsteel/Derelict
Vehicle Removal,
Landscaping & Excavating,
Bobcat Rental Available.
CanAm
David C. Wohlrabe, DDS
406 Main Street N.W.
(Hwy. 11) Baudette, MN
General Dentistry
and Orthodontics
Monday to Thursday 8 to 5
Waste Water Service
Phone 487 2548
Call Toll Free for info @
483-5339
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888-822-COLD (2653)
New Patients Welcome!
LIDKEA
Optometry Services
Dr. Robert E. Lidkea
Dr. Bruce A. Lidkea
221 Scott Street
Fort Frances, Ontario
(807)
274-6655
Veldron Vogan, AMCT
Chief Administrative Officer
Town of Rainy River, Phone: 807-852-3978
No Sunday calls please.
or see our website at:
Email:
info@canampropanerefrigerators
Ellie’s Playhouse
& Boarding Kennel
Noble Monument Sales
Jason
Lilley
Quality & Service
Printout supplied for approval
Cleaning & Restoration of
older monuments
On Site Inscriptions
Serving the District
for over 30 years
37534 - 580th Ave.
Warroad, MN
just 5 minutes off the hwy. on
your way to Winnipeg
218-386-1155
or 218-689-8516
Guaranteed Dog & Cat
fun while you’re away
Comfortably heated and
air conditioned for
their comfort
Alcoholics Anonymous
Please call for meeting time and location
Ph. 852-1560, 852-1986,
852-3788
24 hour access number 274-1944
Last Tuesday of month open to public
Morson AA Group - meets every Monday
at 8:00 at the Morson Bible Fellowship,
last meeting of the month is open to the
public
482-3788
Mavis (Brown)
St. Hilaire
www.noblemonuments.ca
482-1195
276-3648
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Rainy River District
Women’s Shelter of Hope
If you are a woman who has
experienced violence or abuse,
staff at the Atikokan Crisis Centre
are available 24 hours a day to
listen and provide support to you.
Call
1-800-465-3348
DR. THOMAS COUSINEAU
- OPTOMETRIST 808 Scott St., Fort Frances
274-8551
Free consultations, hassle free insurance paperwork,
handicap accessible. Call Today!
Shannon Curtis, DD
Your only local Denture Specialist
241A Second Street East, Fort Frances 807-274-6519
Your outdoor
furnace dealer!
Your local H&L Motors rep
See us for your farm
equipment needs!
•Stoves
•Parts
•Accessories
•Installation
McCormick, Landini,
Hesston, Valtra, Kuhn,
MacDon and Farm
King
Check out the website:
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Mallard Creek Mechanical
Lorelei Locker
[email protected] - Daryl Meck
691 Barwick Road, Phone 487-1395 or 1-807-271-2201
OPTOMETRIST
314 Scott Street, Fort Frances
274-0510
NORTHERN SPORTS
& MACHINE
Randy Orton • 651 Cty Rd 1
SW, Baudette
3/4 mile S. of Baudette Motel
Curtis Denture Clinic
Denture Specialist Shannon Curtis DD
Losing
• Loose?
• Cracked or worn?
• Over 5 years old?
• In your pocket?
• Missing teeth?
• Sore gums?
ATVs & Snowmobiles
• We service & repair all
makes & models
• Complete Automotive &
Diesel Machine Shop
• Complete line of Sled
Bed Trailers
(218)
634-1089
Polaris ATVs may not be ridden by anyone under 16
and all riders should take a safety course. For safety
and training information see your dealer or call Polaris
at 1-800-342-2764. ATVs can be hazardous to operate.
For your safety always wear a helmet, eye protection,
protective clothing and never carry passengers. ©1998
Polaris Industries Inc.
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PUBLIC MEETING
The Corporation of the Town of Rainy River will hold a
public meeting at the Municipal Council
Chambers/Municipal Office, 201 Atwood Avenue on
Monday, June 23, 2014 at 6:00 p.m. to address to
view and provide comment on the Town of Rainy
River’s Draft 2014 Budget. The 2013 Annual Audited
Financial Statements are also available at the
Municipal Office during regular business hours.
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Display @ Northern
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Efficient - Reliable
For Parts only...2001 sunfire 2dr, 5speed manual
transmission. Lots of KM
but still runs strong. Lots
of good parts. Take all for
$600 firm. Ph. 487-1616.
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Wide Format Printing
• Banners & Posters
• Blue Prints & Maps
• Photographs
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274-5444
Reliable, trustworthy
Ken Hawrylak
274-1628 - 275-6252
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Romyn
Pumping
Propane Refrigerators
2008 Kia Rondo EX.
Good condition, runs
well,
excellent
fuel
mileage. No rust. Grey,
2.4L, 4 spd. Auto, A/C,
cruise, heated seats & mirrors, fog lights, compact
roof rack. Rear seats fold
flat for plenty of cargo
space. New tires on front.
98000 kms. $8,900 (807)
276-6272.
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2002 Buick LeSabre low
mileage 92,000mi, new
windshield, newer tires,
new front brakes, leather,
35 mpg, best offer 4835410.
14
The UPS Store
Computer, iPad,
iPhone REPAIR
®
Call today for an appointment 807-274-6519
241A Second Street, East
Fort Frances, ON P9A 1M7
NORTH AUTO for used parts!
North Auto is your local recycler for used parts.
We can also find new after market parts at reasonable prices.
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Tuesday, July 8, 2014
at 7:00 p.m.
Copper River Inn
To vote at this annual meeting you must be a paid member
a minimum of 10 days prior to the meeting. Annual
memberships can be purchased for $5.00 at the RRFDC
office, 601 Mowat Avenue, Fort Frances, Ontario.
(807) 274-3276
We are now scrapping for parts the following vehicles:
2000 Ford 250 SD
2005 Amanti
2007 Ford F150
2009 Impala
2005 Grand Cherokee
2006 Ford Fusion
2007 Compass
2011 Chevy Silverado
2005 Optra
2006 Allure
2008 Caravan
2013 Caravan
Need used parts? Call or stop at
NORTH
AUTO
on the highway, west of Fort Frances
274-7243
Traditional dinner serves Hope
Service with a smile. Missy Andrusco serves a helping of
‘doro watt’, a chicken dish served with homemade cheese to
her friend, Connie Sinclair.
Janette and Al Martin sample the variety of food.
Beth Enns tried the coffee made from fresh-roasted
Ethiopian coffee beans.
Vince Godbout, D.J. Ellis and Jed Becker enjoy a taste of
Ethiopia.
By: Teresa Hazel
usco. Her husband Anthony is
Missy Andrusco hosted anthere to support her endeavour
other dinner to introduce her
and help serve the guests. ProEthiopian tradition and culture
ceeds from the dinner are sent
to the community. Held at the
to the Saving Hope orphanage
Zion Lutheran Church, Andrin Ethiopia where the Andrusco served over 50 people
usco’s have adopted five chilwho came out on Saturday and
dren. There is a powerpoint
Sunday night to sample her
presentation with pictures of
home-cooked dishes, that have
children.
been passed down to her from
“That’s the pictures from
her mother.
back home. Some of the kids”,
“It’s nice to try something
noted Anthony.
different like this”, said Beth
Vince Godbout, D.J. Ellis
Enns who came out to support
and Jed Becker were there for
the Andrusco’s.
the first time.
This is the fifth dinner that
“It’s good”. “Very good”. “I
has been organized by Andrthink it’s delicious”, they said
Dinner hosts, Anthony and Missy Andrusco.
respectively.
“I would love to go to
Ethiopia. I wouldn’t be scared
now”, said Becker as one of
the guys headed back for seconds.
There were guests who came
out for the first time and
friends who have supported
Andrusco since she started her
business, Tizita’s Catering.
By the large smile on Andrusco’s face, it seems she is
welcoming people into her
home and sharing something
much deeper than food. She is
sharing a part of who she is and
where she came from. She is
sharing her love of her culture
and tradition and her passion to
help children.
“Please remember, you are
giving hope for life to these
young children”, notes Missy
in her flyer for Tizita’s Catering.
Laker ladies at it again
Shoppers check out the variety of items at the Fort Frances
Lakers rummage sale.
China teacups and a silver teapot were just a few of the
treasures available, as shown by Laker ladies, Bev Kotnik,
Cindy Noble, Ethel Lowey and Elaine Mercier.
made to the Fort Frances LakBy: Teresa Hazel
ers from Linda Rajala on beThanks to a large donation of
half of her mother, Sadie
household items recently
Kowalchuk’s estate, the group
decided to hold a rummage
sale last Saturday morning at
the Volunteer Bureau.
There was something for
everyone and many people
were seen picking up treasures. Volunteers were also on
hand to deliver any of the furniture purchased.
The Lakers will be hosting a
community meeting tonight
(Wednesday, June 18th) to discuss the exciting opportunity
to host the Dudley Hewitt Cup
this year. The meeting will get
underway at 7:00 p.m. at the
Volunteer Bureau.
In other exciting news, the
Fort Frances Lakers held their
annual Father’s Day boat raffle on Sunday, June 15th at the
home of Don and Tammi Foster who donated the boat and
motor from Nestor Falls Marine. Their granddaughter
Adalynn Foster pulled the
lucky ticket and Christine
Krueger was announced as the
winner. Jane Johnstone coordinated the raffle and reported
that over $9,000.00 was raised
for the Laker organization.
Special thanks to Don and
Tammi Foster and to everyone
who purchased tickets.
For those that want to stay
informed about the community hockey team, you are invited to attend their Annual
General Meeting on Wednesday, June 25th at 6:30 p.m. It
will be held at the Memorial
Sports Centre in the Ice for
Kids conference room.
For more information, contact Bev Kotnik at 274-2243.
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FATHER’S DAY
Sale
1999
Showroom Hours:
Mon. - Fri. 8-6 • Sat. 8-1
Parts & Service Hours:
Waschke
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Bacardi
White
and
Dark
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1699
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7
1.75 L BOGO
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2300 Highway 53
Int’l Falls, MN 56649
218-283-3471
$
1.75 L
2004 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO
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Frank and Diane Maraj came out for the first time to try the
food.
Although I was unable to stay
Tizita’s Catering will cater to
for dinner, Missy sent me home office
meetings,
parties,
with a takeout container of lunches and dinners. For more
food that I shared the following information, call 807.276.8452.
day with my sister. We both en- You can also Like Tizita’s
joyed it very much, thanks Catering on Facebook.
Missy.
1.75 L
$
99
19
750 ml
Johnny
Appleseed
Cider
12 pk.
$
1299
Miller High Life and
Miller High Life Light
$
1599
24 pk.
SALE ENDS 6/21
Father knows best Excellent summer
programs at a
great price
Bob has been bringing his sons, Tim and Todd to Canada for
over 40 years to enjoy a week of fishing and camping at Taylor’s Cove. Grandsons are now included in the annual getaway. They drove all night from Illinois and stopped to get
their groceries at Safeway, which included Brent’s favourite
peanut butter, Kraft Smooth. “You can’t get this in the
States. It’s the best”, said Bob’s grandson who joined his two
uncles for the annual trek. What did Bob teach his sons?
“Set the damn hook”, quips Tim about advice from his dad.
“Be a fisherman, live a long life”, adds the now 83 year old
dad and grandpa.
Father-to-be. Benji is a Yorkshire Terrier/Shih Tzu crossbreed also known as a “Shorkie”. His stud fees are five hundred dollars and he will be getting down to the business of
bringing in more little Shorkie’s in about a month.
By: Teresa Hazel
is all about. It’s a time to extend
Although the heavy rains may appreciation to the men who
have kept fathers from enjoy- raised us.
ing an afternoon of golf or a
From being called “da da” to
fishing trip with their kids on “dad” to “Daaaaaaad” (insert
the weekend, it did not dampen teenage responding to a no
the spirit of what Father’s Day from dad here), they are the
D.J. MacKintosh and his 2-year old son Duncan checked out
Pat Pacernuk’s 1969 Cougar Eliminator on Scott Street as
they made their way to Betty’s to purchase a Father’s Day
book for D.J.’s dad. D.J. was recently at the funeral of a
friend’s father and was inspired by the message he received,
“Always be there for your kids”.
Family Dinner – Kelly and Tanya Cunningham had dinner
with their children Hannah, Rachel, Andrew and Daniel at
the Copper River Inn for Father’s Day. They were joined by
Tanya’s parents, Dianne and Dave Bell. What has your dad
taught you? “Eat your vegetables”, said Hannah as a fitting
dinner response. Tanya also shared words of wisdom she received, “Make time for each other. Make time for fun”.
backbone of the family. In have helped guide and shape
today’s blended families, there the future of their sons and
are also stepdads and special daughters to prosper and sucfriends who support children in ceed.
meaningful ways.
Here’s to the dad’s in our
There are generations of lives!
grandfathers and fathers who
Rafferty tables motion to stem
decline of Monarch Butterflies
Thunder Bay – Rainy River
Member of Parliament John
Rafferty says that he is concerned about the massive decline in the Monarch butterfly
population and has tabled a
motion in parliament that calls
on the federal government to
work with other governments
and organizations to protect
that species’ reproductive and
migratory habitats.
“Most people aren’t aware,
but the Monarch butterfly population is experiencing a very
rapid and very severe decline.
The numbers are astonishing,”
Rafferty said. “The average
Monarch population in any
given year was around 350
million, but the estimate for
2014 is that just 34 million
Monarchs will make their annual trip from the mountains
of Mexico north through the
United States and into Canada.
It’s a very severe decline.”
The text of Rafferty’s motion
is as follows:
“That, in the opinion of the
House, the government should
consider the advisability of
working with domestic and international stakeholders to address the decline in the
Monarch butterfly population
by increasing the collection
and sharing of scientific data
relating to the Monarch’s habitats, reproduction, migration,
and population levels and by
developing appropriate domestic and international policy
responses with the goal of protecting, expanding and enhancing the reproductive and
migratory habitats of Monarch
butterflies.”
Annual General
Meeting
Wednesday, June 25th, 6:30pm
Ice for Kids Conference Room
Fort Frances Lakers team supporters
are encouraged to attend to learn more about the
operation of the team and volunteer opportunities.
Rafferty, an avid Monarch
butterfly enthusiast, said he
has seen the decline first hand.
“I usually maintain a garden of
milkweed in the summer to attract and host the migrating
Monarchs,” he said. “Last
year I noticed that hardly any
were visiting the garden.
That was the first time I’ve ever
seen that, and now the scientific community is beginning to
assess the cause. The federal
government should be assisting
them and ramping up conservation efforts, so I hope this motion gets that ball rolling.”
Informational
Meeting
Dudley Hewitt Cup 2015
This meeting will focus on the opportunity for the Fort
Frances Lakers to host the Dudley Hewitt Cup in April
2015. Your input will be welcomed.
Wednesday, June 18th at 7 pm
Volunteer Bureau
Kabetogama’s
Lady Slipper
Festival
June 28 • 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
June 29 • 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
ANTIQUES Sellers
The Perfect 3-in-1 Hat! FLEA
MARKET Wanted
Jillian Kellar, Summer Camp Coordinator at the Memorial
Sports Centre.
By: Teresa Hazel
The camps take place at The
Jillian Kellar is the Summer
Point, St. Michael’s School,
Camp Coordinator for the varthe Memorial Sports Centre,
ious programs available
the Townshend Theatre and
through the Memorial Sports
Sunny Cove Camp.
Centre this summer. This will
Weekly Rec’n Crew camp
be her fourth year coordinating
fees are only $67.05 for resithe camps and she is looking
dents and $83.80 for non-resiforward to another year of fun
dents. Reduced fees are also
for kids.
available for additional chil“We offer a wide variety of
dren from the same family and
programming and a great opadditional weeks. Specialty
portunity to see different parts
camps range in fees. Registraof the community”, enthused
tion is now open at the MemoKellar about the opportunity
rial Sports Centre. Each camp
for kids to participate in field
has limited capacity so book
trips to the Library, Museum,
early to avoid disappointment.
Voyageur National Park and
Call Jillian Kellar at
the movie theatre.
807.274.4561 Ext. 13 or email
“It’s a lot of fun for kids of
summersupervisor@fortall ages”, she added.
frances.com for more informaThe week-long camps that
tion. You can also check out
run from June 30th to August
The Recreator that was deliv22nd include Rec’n Crew
ered through the Fort Frances
which is a general recreation
Times. It has detailed informacamp with themes including
tion about each camp as well
science, sports and movie
as other events and programs
stars. It is open to kids aged
planned for the summer at the
five through eleven.
Museum, Library, Sister
There are also specialty
Kennedy Centre and Sports
camps that focus on Arts,
Centre. The Recreator is also
Sports and Camping.
available on the town’s webFrom “Creative Minds”
site, www.fort-frances.com or
camp to “Sports Experience”
at the sports centre’s reception
camp to “Happy Campers”
desk.
and “Wild Outdoors” camps,
Find “Memorial Sports Centhere is something for everytre Summer Programs” on
one.
Facebook as well.
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RV0100
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66
4
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66
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1
1140
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1
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$ 50
1
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1120
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5 oz. pouch
Coke & Coke Products
2 liters......................................................
Coke & Coke Products
12 packs .................................................
Dasani
Water 24 pack..................................
Super Chill
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Super Chill
Club Soda 1 liter ...........................
Ginger Ale 1 liter ..........................
Tonic 1 liter ........................................
Diet Tonic 1 liter............................
Super Chill
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Water 17 oz. bottle ........................
Super Chill
Pop 2 liter bottle ..............................
Frito Lay
Sunchips 7 oz.
..............................
2/$
3
$
66
66
66¢
66¢
¢
66
88¢
2/$
6
Salsa and Dips 23-24 oz. .........
Old Dutch
Triple Pack Box Chips 15 oz. ...
7
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7
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3
Old Dutch
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French’s
Mustard 20 oz. ..............................
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Famous Dave’s
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Pillsbury
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$
79
2
89¢
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1
2/$
3
2/$
4
88¢
$ 66
1
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Cinnamon Graham
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Chicken of the Sea
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Chicken of the Sea
Pink Salmon 5 oz. can ................
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Mott’s
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Welch’s
Grape Juice 46 oz. bottle ............
Juicy Juice
Slim Pack Drink Boxes 8 pack ...
Vlasic
Stackers Pickles 16 oz. jar.......
Pickle Spears 24 oz. jar .............
Pickle Chips 24 oz. jar ................
Whole Kosher Dills 32 oz. jar
Hamburger Chips 32 oz. jar ...
$
66
1
$ 18
1
$ 77
1
4/$
5
4/$
5
$ 88
1
$ 99
5
2/$
5
$ 75
2
2/$
4
2/$
4
2/$
4
2/$
4
2/$
4
Early California
Brown Sugar ............. 2 lb. bag
Kool Aid
Sugar Sweetened
Drink Mix .........8 quart canister
2
9 oz.
1
1
$ 38
1
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$
Prego
188
2/$
Carlita
$ 66
Salsa 16 oz. jar.................................
Picante Sauce 16 oz. jar............
Essential Everyday
Mayonnaise 15 oz. bottle ...........
S&W
Kidney Beans 15.25 oz. can.......
Chili Beans 15.5 oz. can...............
White Beans 15 oz. can ..............
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Garbanzo Beans 15.5 oz. can ..
Pinto Beans 15 oz. can ...............
Gedney
Sauerkraut 32 oz. jar...................
5
1
$ 29
1
$ 66
1
79¢¢
79¢
79¢
79¢
79¢
79
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1
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1
Kingsford
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Enhancers............ 1.62 oz. bottle
Match Light
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1045
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Sliced Canadian
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$
899
$ 99
5
Tomato Sauce........ 15 oz. can
5/$
148
148
148
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1
58¢
$
5
when you choose any of
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Kraft
Deluxe Macaroni and
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2/$
Kraft
Velveeta Shells and
Cheese ......................9.4-12 oz. box
2/$
Kraft
Macaroni and Cheese
Dinner ........... 5 pack/7.25 oz. boxes
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EZ Mac Cups......... 1.9-2.05 oz. cup
Kraft
Velveeta Shells and
Cheese Cups ............. 2.39 oz. cup
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The Works
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Aluminum Foil 37.5 ft. .............
Irish Spring
Bar Soap 8 bar pkg. ......................
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............
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Dish Detergent 25 oz. bottle ...
299
2/$
3
$ 99
2
$ 49
2
$ 49
2
$ 88
1
$ 88
1
$ 88
1
$ 99
4
2/$
3
2/$
5
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Automatic Dishwasher
$
Detergent 32 count pkg. .............
3
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Keebler
Cheez-It Crackers 6-7 oz. box
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........
99
2/$
4
2/$
5
1045
Ball Park
Fully Cooked Beef
Beef & Onion or
Beef & Cheese
Patties
18 oz.
$ 99
5
Meat Department
CEREAL
General Mills
Honey Nut Cheerios ...17 oz.
Golden Grahams ........16 oz.
Cinnamon Toast
Crunch ............................16.2 oz.
Trix....................................14.8 oz.
Cocoa Puffs .................16.5 oz.
Lucky Charms ...............16 oz.
Reese’s Peanut
3/$
Butter Puffs ...................18 oz.
888
Post
Honey Bunches of
Oats ..........................12.5-14.5 oz.
Honey Bunches of Oats
Just Bunches..................17 oz.
Vanilla Clusters ...........18 oz.
3/$
Raisin Medley...............17 oz.
Betty Crocker
Fruit Snacks ...........4.5-8 oz. box
Quaker
Kraft
Homestyle
Dinner ......................3.6-4.1 oz. box
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$
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4
5
5
Pop Tarts ................. 12 count box
Kellogg’s
Nutri Grain Bars ..7.4-10.4 oz. box
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$
499
5/$
5
5/$
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5
MRV0300
588
3/$
4
Chewy
$
Granola Bars .......... 6.1-7.4 oz. box
Kellogg’s
Charcoal Lighter
$
Fluid 32 oz. can ................................
Pimento Stuffed
$
Queen Olives 10 oz. jar..............
Relish 10 oz. bottle..........................
Deli Thin Sliced
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389
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1
1035
Land-O-Frost
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NO
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77
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Party Size Tostitos, Cheetos,
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Doritos 11.5-19 oz. ........................
Tostitos
¢
Frozen
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Concentrate
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¢ Sugar ............................. 4 lb. bag
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¢ Essential
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Tortilla Chips 10-13 oz.
FROZEN
Old Orchard
95
3
$ 99
3
$ 48
2
1150
¢
86
6 oz.
each
Meat Department
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1015
Imitation Crab
Legs or Flakes
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Grape Jelly
each
Arctic Shores
12 oz. pkg.
75 oz. bottle
1
DAIRY
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16 oz. bottle
1080
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$ 77
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1110
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66
¢
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16 oz. box
¢
1100
¢
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1070
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1040
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77
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¢
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¢
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8 oz. tub
15 oz. can
1
24 oz. bottle
FROZEN
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Whipped
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1020
Country Kitchen
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188
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5
2/$
5
66¢
5/$
5
Essential Everyday
Vegetables (Whole Kernel Corn,
Cream Corn, Cut Green Beans,
French Style Green Beans,
Peas)..................... 14.5-15.25 oz. can
55¢
Essential Everyday
Pieces and Stems
Mushrooms...................... 4 oz. can
65¢
FROZEN
Tony’s
Singles................................................ 2 pack
Nabisco
Oreo Cookies ...11.3-15.25 oz. pkg.
Tony’s
2/$
5
Nabisco
2/$
Frito Lay
2/$
5
5
Frito Lay
Rold Gold
Pretzels..........................8.25-16 oz.
Frito Lay
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2/$
6
2/$
6
Frito Lay
Baked Lay’s, Ruffles,
Tostitos, Doritos &
Cheetos ...............................6.25-8 oz.
2/$
6
Old Dutch
Popcorn ....................................... 6 oz.
Vanilla Ice Cream............................4 qt.
$
279
4
10/$
10
10/$
10
$ 25
4
Northern
Bathroom
Tissue .................. 6 double roll pkg.
$
399
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Tissue ................ 12 double roll pkg.
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Napkins ......................... 250 count
Juicy Juice ................ 64 oz. bottle
Dutch
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Chips........................................... 8-9 oz.
Land O Lakes
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Chips............................................ 8-9 oz.
Tony’s
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Twistos..................................5.3 oz.
French Bread ................................ 5-5.3 oz.
2/$
Gatorade ........... 6 packs 12 oz. bottle
$
499
$ 99
4
2/$
3
2/$
5
$ 99
2
Langer’s
$
79
2
$ 79
2
100% Cranberry
Juice Blends ............ 64 oz. bottle
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2/$
5
77¢
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BlackAngus
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Boneless
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New York
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Rump
Roast
$ 95
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7
Baby Back Ribs with
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gus
ck
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Original or Onion Garlic
Pork Shoulder Roast ....................
Tyson
An
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65
3
lb.
Extra Meat
Pork Loin
Back Ribs
$
$ 99
1
lb.
95
W.H.M. Stewart’s
Smoked Polish
Sausage Links .......................................
lb.
lb.
Jumbo
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Pineapple
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99 $
lb.
Fresh
Fresh
799
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99
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ea.
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8 oz.
9 oz. bag
$ 49
2 lb.
1.5 lb.
lb.
Hillshire Farms
Polska Kielbasa, Brat,
Cheddar Brat or
Smoked Sausage ............. 13-14 oz.
Oscar Mayer
Chopped Ham, Ham &
Cheese or White Turkey.....16 oz.
Olsen
Pickled Herring
Party Pail ........................................32 oz.
5
¢ 2/$
1 99
lb.
3
ea.
5
2/$6
$699
2/$
$ 85
Sweet BBQ, Mesquite,
Lemon Pepper or Pesto
Whole Bagged Chicken
65
4
2/$5
2/$
Uploaded
Lunchables ....................... 14.1-15.5 oz.
Gold-N-Plump
Michigan
2
Red or Green
Seedless Grapes
Original or
Thick Sliced Bacon ................ 16 oz.
Washington
$
Sweet Jumbo
3
Essential Everyday
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Farmland
Ball Park
Original Skinless
Franks ................................................ 16 oz.
Oscar Mayer
Original, Bacon &
Cheddar or Sweet Onion
Beef Patties ...........................................
Stewart’s
SuperOne
1.5 lb.
Stockman
3
lb.
7
$
99
Golden Yellow
3.25 lb.
Fresh
Produce
Hamburger
Onions
5 lb. bag
$ 99
2
2/$
3
ea.
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June 15 - June 21
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MEATS
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Jennie-O Hickory
Smoked Turkey $525 lb.
Wilson Baby Pit Ham
$ 65
3 lb.
Butterball Chicken
Breast $475 lb.
Cojack $465 lb.
Mild Cheddar $475 lb.
HOT
M Gerry’s
Mrs.
Original Potato Salad
$ 85
2 lb.
Fresh Bakery
All Made From
$ 99
HOMESTYLE
WHITE
BREAD
..................
1½
lb.
loaf
1
Scratch By
Our
Bakery
CHEESE ONION HAMBURGER BUNS .............8 cnt.
ANGEL FOOD LOAF .......................................... 9”
BROWNIE W/FUDGE ICING ............................. 8x8
Sour Cream ........................................16 oz.
Land O Lakes
Orange Juice .................................... gallon
Tru Moo
Chocolate Milk...half gal. paper or plastic
Essential Everyday
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Essential Everyday
Shredded Cheese ...................8 oz. pkg.
Essential Everyday
Cream Cheese ......................... 8 oz. block
Oikos Greek
Yogurt ........................................... 5.3 oz. tub
Greek Gods
Yogurt ............................................ 24 oz. tub
Yoplait
Light Yogurt ................................ 6 oz. cup
Custard Style Yogurt ........... 6 oz. cup
$ 48
1
$ 75
3
$ 48
1
$ 88
1
$ 88
1
4/$
5
5/$
5
$ 79
2
10/$
5
10/$
5
Yoplait
Original Yogurt ........................ 6 oz. cup
Whips Yogurt ............................. 4 oz. cup
Reddi Wip
..............................13 oz. family size aerosol can
Coffee Mate
Flavored Creamer ............. 32 oz. bottle
Nestle
Cookie Dough ........................16 oz. pkg.
Pillsbury
Crescent Rolls .......................... 8 oz. tube
Cinnamon Rolls ............ 12.4-13 oz. tube
Caramel Rolls .................................. 13 oz.
Orange Sweet Rolls ............... 13.9 oz.
David’s Deli
Bagels .......................................14.25 oz. pkg.
Florida’s
Natural Orange Juice .... 89 oz. bottle
Azteca
Taco Salad Shells... 4 count 5.6 oz. pkg.
249
$ 29
2
$ 69
3
Frozen
Dairy
Land O Lakes
$
10/$
10/$
$
5
5
Freschetta
49
Pizza...........................................................each
3
$ 99
2
2/$
5
$ 88
1
$ 88
1
$ 88
1
$ 88
1
$ 29
1
$ 99
4
2/$
4
Pizza............................................ 16.08-30.7 oz.
Lotzza Motzza
Shopper’s Value
Ice Cream ......................................56 oz. pkg
Luigi’s
Italian Ice ......................................36 oz. pkg
Shopper’s Value
Orange Cream Bars ................. 12 pack
Shopper’s Value
Fudge Bars....................................... 12 pack
Stone Ridge
Polar Bars ........................................... 6 pack
Yoplait
Frozen Yogurt Bars ............... 6-10 pack
Rhodes
Rolls........................................ 24-36 count pkg.
$
398
$ 94
4
$ 77
1
2/$
5
$ 49
2
$ 49
2
$ 99
2
$ 99
2
$ 79
3
Essential Everyday
Whole Strawberries ...........16 oz. pkg
Sliced Strawberries .............16 oz. pkg
Stouffer’s Homestyle
Classics Entree’s .................6-12 oz. pkg.
Classics Entree’s .......8.36-12.75 oz. pkg.
Totino’s
Pizza Rolls ..................................7.5 oz. pkg
Essential Everyday
French Fries................................32 oz. bag
Hashbrowns ........... 24 oz. bag-30 oz. bag
Essential Everyday
French Toast Sticks ........... 8 count pkg.
Pillsbury
Toaster Strudel ....................11.5 oz. pkg.
Scrambles ....................................10 oz. pkg.
Pancakes ...........................14.5-16.4 oz. pkg.
$
$
189
189
4/$
10
4/$
10
5/$
5
$ 88
1
$ 88
1
2/$
4
3/$
5
3/$
5
3/$
5

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