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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 18, 2014, Winnipeg, Manitoba C M Y K PAGE A5 winnipegfreepress. com TOP NEWS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2014 A 5 HOT FEATURE 13.17 kg 8.33 kg 3 .79 LB. NEW YORK STEAK RUMP ROAST 5 .99 LB. BURNS WIENERS OR CAMPFIRE B A CON 450- 500 g 2/ $ 5 .00 HOT FEATURE Gift Cards CITY WIDE DELIVERY 1445 LOGAN AVENUE PHONE: 204- 774- 1679 OR 1- 800- 874- 7770 . www. cantorsmeats. com Any items on sale in multiples must be purchased in multiples to receive the sale price We reserve the right to limit quantities. SHOP ONLINE NOW AVAILABLE! Prices in effect Feb. 18/ 14 to Feb. 22/ 14 $ 50.00 Meat Package 4 Lb. Lean Ground Beef 4 Lb. Pork Butt Steak 4 Lb. Chicken Legs 3 Lb. Beef Roast 4 Lb. Pork Chops 1 Lb. Bacon $ 75.00 Meat Package 7 Lb. Lean Ground Beef 3 Lb. Beef Roast 3 Lb. Chuck/ Blade Steak 4 Lb. Rib End Pork Chops 4 lb. Pork Butt Steak 1 Lb. Bacon 4 LB. Chicken Legs $ 150.00 Meat Package 7 Lb. Lean Ground Beef 3 Lb. Beef Roast 10 Lb. Chicken Legs 10 Lb. 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Deli Cooked Ham Shaved or Sliced Fresh Pork Tenderloin No Min. Purchase Required Beef Soup Bones Yello w M edium Cooking Onions Canada # 1 Grade 3 lb. bag ea. $ 1 .98 HOT FEATURE PRIME RIB 5 .99 6 .09 13 .17 13 .39 LB. LB. kg kg ROAST STEAK S 1 W ASKADA, Man. - The Transportation Safety Board believes a whiteout caused a plane crash in western Manitoba last winter that killed the pilot and three children. The board said Monday fog rolled in a half- hour after the Cessna took off from a private airstrip near the small town of Waskada on Feb. 10, 2013. The weather, combined with the snowcovered ground, likely made it difficult for the pilot to see the horizon. " There were few trees or other features to provide visual references," the board said in its report. " In the absence of a visible horizon, the pilot likely experienced spatial disorientation, particularly if he initiated a turn to avoid the deteriorating weather." The plane flew directly into a farmer's field. The report said the plane's wheels were not lowered for landing. " Consequently, no aircraft technical malfunction was identified." Darren Spence, 37, was an experienced crop- duster who had taken his two sons and their friend on a flight that day. The single father often took his boys, Logan, 9, and Gage, 10, up in the air on weekends. But it was a first plane ride for their friend, Dawson Pentecost, 9. At the time of the crash, Dawson's family said Dawson had phoned first to make sure it was OK to go. Dawson's father was a volunteer firefighter and he later got a message a plane had gone down in the area. He rushed out on snowmobile and discovered no one had survived. The board determined Spence had completed all necessary pilot training and an annual questionnaire. The questionnaire, aimed at updating pilots on changes in flying, had addressed the topic of whiteouts in previous years, but not since 2008. " In order for a pilot to escape from whiteout conditions, it is necessary to either effectively transition from visual to instrument flight or be able to quickly regain sight of visual contrast," said the report. " It is generally considered to be a difficult task for even an experienced instrument pilot to make a successful transition from visual to instrument flight after inadvertent entry into instrument meteorological conditions." - The Canadian Press Report cites whiteout in fatal plane crash ABOVE: From left, Darren, Logan and Gage Spence in 2008. LEFT: Family friend Dawson Pentecost. FACEBOOK PHOTO ( ABOVE), HANDOUT ( BELOW) A_ 05_ Feb- 18- 14_ FP_ 01. indd A5 2/ 17/ 14 7: 01: 57 PM ;