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\ij \\ rt \' \ ~- ‘, “my“ 3 How do i Thurlow Twp. â€" Enthusiasmwthere was plenty of that at the grand open- ‘ i ing of Wal Mart Just 11011th the 401 on Cloverleaf Drive, April 4. From employees’ exuberant WaLMart cheer to the antics of Ronald McDonald, J the mood was set for the official snip of the red ribbon mark- ' ing months of hard work. ' way his ZOOâ€"member strong Walâ€" Mart team came togetherâ€"a team many associates now i call their new family. ,. 1 And Thurlow Re6ve 3 Gerry Masterson was proud as a peacock to a spell ' enthusiasm? " ‘ Alsoon hand for theopem'ng of the 125,000-square4foot store that inâ€" cludes apharmacy, lawn and garden centre, Tire-Lube Express, Video: Mart video rental, Photo Lab, Magicurs salon and McDonalds was the company’s Canadian president and chief executiveofficer Bruce West. He says the spin offs from the openâ€" ing of Wal -Manarebeing feltthmughâ€" out the Quinta area. ‘ “Through our 'Buy Canadian pro- gmm we enjoy strong relationships with local manufaeturers including i weicometheopeningof the retail store he jok- inglyremindseveryone i' is located in Thurlow , Township, not Susan Meyer, department manager, Wal- Mart Canada president and Chief axeCutive of- Belleville. ficer Bruce West, Ronald McDonald, and Thurlow Township Reeve Gerry Masterson '5 - ‘ ceiebrfied the grand opening of Wal- Mart last week. K \t . W t W\ \r ~‘nr\¢w' The Community Press, Eastern Edition April II 199 page 15 i ‘ i MidWay Industries of Belleville and and neighbours in our new location. ” ‘ agden Mills of’Trenton,” West says. There are satellite McDonald’s opâ€" hese valued vendor partners are its