Magrath Store News (January 8, 2003)

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 50e January 8,2003 MMMMMMJIRIB * Seniors News Points of Interest...

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Main Author: Magrath Trading Store
Format: Journal/Newspaper
Language:English
Published: J. A. Ririe 2003
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Online Access:http://digitallibrary.uleth.ca/cdm/ref/collection/sanl/id/1182
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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 50e January 8,2003 MMMMMMJIRIB * Seniors News Points of Interest TRADING COMPANY STORE NEWS HISTORY As this is the last issue of the “News” we thought that it would be appropriate to write a brief history of the paper for the benefit of our readers. The Magrath Trading Company Store News was started in 1932 at the inspiration of my grandfather J. Alfred Ririe who managed the Trading Company for over 62 years. He felt that the town needed a paper which would provide both community news and an opportunity for Magrath and district residents to publish announcements. Many civic and public happenings were brought to the attention of readers through its pages. Mr. Ririe also wrote an editorial with each issue. These editorials, though sometimes controversial, were always interesting and reflected his views about the community and society at large. There have been many who have helped prepare the News over the years. Some who did the news for long periods of time were Sadie Woodger, Irene Holladay, Marge Balderson, Esther Toomer, Norma Owens, Denise Labbe, and Carol Tidmarsh. • Grocery Specials Home Hardware Inside this Issued Community 1-3, 5, 7 Sports 4 Classified Ads Calendar Library News Grocery Specials 6 8 8 9-11 Hardware Specials 12 < J Originally the paper was distributed as a free service to all households in Magrath and district. With the retail climate changing in recent years, the cost of providing this service has presented a significant financial drain on the Trading Company. Although efforts have been made to move the paper to more of a break even enterprise, unfortunately this has not been possible. The decision has therefore been made to discontinue the News, and along with other changes, to hopefully help the Trading Company stay in business. We realize that this action is disappointing to many who are regular readers of the News but we are hopeful that some day if and when things turn around for the Trading Company we might be able to once again offer the News to the community. We thank the residents of Magrath and district for your support over the years and wish all a prosperous year. Trading Company advertising will continue through Home Hardware and AG Foods flyers. Refunds for unused portions of subscriptions may be picked up at the Trading Co. Office. Wes Balderson, Manager, Magrath Trading Company 2 The Ross and Jolayne Robinson home was full over the holidays with several of the family spending the Christmas week Visiting were son Brad, wife Tracy and daughter Emily (17 months). Brad is employed as a hospital pharmacist in Miami, FL. Tracy is employed as an office assistant in a construction firm. Michelle and David Caldwell arrived with sons Josh (21), Brandon (20) and Dalian (19) of Great Falls, MT. David is a physical therapist and Michelle is a professional picture framer and crafter. Scott and Pam with children BJ (18), Kayla (12), and Beau (21) including fiancee Vanessa Turner motored from Ellensburg, WA. Scott has recendy joined Central Washington University Theatre Arts as Associate Professor. Pam is the office secretary for a company that manufactures quilt-cutting equipment, Alto’s. Joining the family from Magrath, Barry, Sheila and family rounded out the visitors. Barry continues as an IT instructor at LCC. They missed visiting with Shaunna and Vince who were not able to arrange a visit this season. Fortunately, all six children and several grandchildren were at the November wedding of Vince and Karen in Salt Lake City. When the children discovered the last edition of the store news 'Wakeup 'With ^Make-up! Permanent Cosmetics Clinic Reasons for Permanent Cosmetics: Little or No Brow Hair, Visual Limitations Allergies to Makeup, Active Lifestyle Tina D. Reid cpct Phone: (403) 758-3930 758-3936 Wishtog you 9 HAPPY HEW YEAH ÇPOTO MTM GARBAGE DISPOSAL Residential Prepayment Please send payment to: $88.°° per year Box 669 or Magrath, AB TOK 1 JO $8.00 per month Phone: 758-6585 was going out they made sure to submit an article in order to be part of history and make sure the town knew that a good time was had by all. I MISSIONARY" CORNER ' Elder Justin Holladay, son of |im & Carol, 1 returned home from his 2 year mission in the 1 I Thailand, Bangkok Mission in December. He reported I I on December 29, 2002 at the Garden Place Chapel * I (Magrath 1st Ward). Elder Carlos Foggin, son of Kim & Teriy, is I * returning from the Taiwan Kaoshiung Mission on I [ January 28. He will be speaking in the Del Bonita I Branch on February 9 at 10:00. I 1 I Elder Joshua Olson, son of Tom & Carolyn, is | I returning from the Taiwan Kaoshiung Mission on | I January 28th also. / ROD & GUN CLUB MEASURING DAY Friday, January 17, 2003 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Please make sure horns are clean or they won’t be measured! . Domestic & Commercial Water Hauling Cistern Cleaning Road Spraying STEELE SHERIDAN RR8-20-18, Lethbridge, Alberta TU 4P4 No Sunday Deliveries Bus: 328-2460 3 ^Standards HomeLife Higher Standards M.L.S. Jim Anderson agent Residential ~ Farm Acreage - Commercial in Magrath and Area 2 Houses for Sale in Del Bonita 2 teacherages for sale in Del Bonita House for Sale in Magrath 269 S. 1st St. W. - 1 1/2 blocks south of the Trading Co. $63,000 Comparative Market Analysis (No Charge) - For people interested in getting an evaluation of marketability of your property. Phone: 758-6725 (leave message) 331 -8882 (cellular) 185E-?^Nn ■ DO YOU SUFFER FROM ■ I pain from pregnancy I _ headachet . 1 sore, tired muscles 1 ■ lower back pain ■ whidasb I stiff shoulders I I or just need to relax . . ) MASSAGE «.WfVOI)ll . I call Kim @ | ■ 758 - 3210 i I to book your appointment R covered by meet health cere plats SENIOR’S NEWS Suppers for January will be held Wednesdays, January 8, 15 (Chinese Supper), and 22. Potluck will be on Friday, Januaty3I and will include our annual meeting. All at 5:00 p.m. at the Seniors Centre ******* Contact Hazel Rasmussen for rental of the Senior’s Centre. Fee $75.00 Phone 758-3545 BINGO BINGO BINGO Bingo’s for the month will be held on January 9 and 23 at 7:00 p.m. Open to Public J museum news The Museum will be closed except by II appointment until March 31 I „ I Phone Donna Lybbert @ 758-3896 or | Meiodie Johnston @ 758-6268 AMAunsceouiimm AAnnnnuuaall FG^eanneairraall MMoeeotfiinngn January 16, 2003 ~ 7:00 p.m. I Everyone Welcome. Come and join the I board and learn about our towns history. No experience necessary. CARDS OF THANKS A THANK-YOU FROM THE SEEAR FAMILY Our thanks to our many “Christmas Elves” who blessed us during the Holiday Season - We are deeply grateful. Also, with much mixed emotion we say goodbye to our many friends and neighbors who have become so dear to us. We will miss you all! k With much Lovell Heather, Gregg, Chelsea, & Broghan^ Zeniths Champions Christmas Classic The 4th Annual Christmas Classic Invitational High School Basketball Tournament was held on December 26, 27 and 28, 2002. The 16- team get-together featured an eight-school tourney on both the boys and the girls sides of the draw. The Zeniths (No. 1, 4A) hosted Stirling Lakers (No. 1 ranked 1A), Cranbrook, Edmonton Jasper Place No. 8, 4A), Edmonton Archbishop O’Leary (No. 7, 4A), Regina Sheldon Williams, Bert Church and Lloydminster (No. 6, 4A). The Pandas (No. 3, 3A) draw included Catholic Central Cougars, Lloydminster (honourabe mention 4A), LCI (honourable mention 4A), Springbank (No. 1, 3A), Cranbrook, Airdie Bert Church (No. 7, 4A) and Taber W.R. Myers (No. 6, 3A). In opening play on day one both the Pandas and the Zeniths were triumphant. The Pandas sprinted to a 24-3 lead after nine minutes versus Catholic Central Cougars. They were up 37-22 at the intermission and ultimately prevailed 68-46. Grade 12 point guard Bonnie Wilde was a strong floor general and scored 15 points. “Bonnie played her best game of the year,” said head coach Tom Alston. Speedy wing Lauren Balderson netted 12 points, while Debbie Balderson added 10. Kim Miller and Jillene Hudson had nine points each. Zeniths, ranked number one among Alberta 4A high school clubs, downed 1A number one ranked Stirling Lakers 93-67. Six-foot-four point guard Allen Tollestrup led Magrath with 28 points. Six-foot-nine Grade 12 post Joe Schow added 20, while Riley Sabey scored 15. The Pandas didn’t fare as well on day 2 as they were defeated in a tough and hard fought batde against the Bert Church Chargers 72-69 in semifinal play. Lauren Balderson scored 20 points. Barons 77-62 in semi-final play on day 2. Allen Tollestrup netted 36 points while T.J. Quinton, grade 11, scored 21 points. Saturday, December 28, brought day 3 and the championship games. The Zeniths sent the fans into the snowy outdoors with smiles on their faces as Riley Sabey turned in a mind-numbing 33-point performance in their 81-64 victory over Sheldon Williams Spartans of Regina in the championship game. With the Spartans’ defence concentrating on Zeniths scoring star Allen Tollestrup, and shutting down the inside presence of Joe Schow, Sabey scorched the Saskatchewan visitors with eight three-pointers and a shooting percentage to make a military man smile. Add in a series of roll-ins from passes threaded inside by Tollestup and Sabey stretched his 15 minutes of fame over a pair of 20-minute halves. The game performance earned Sabey a second-team all-star nod. Tournament MVP Allen Tollestup finished with 23 points and defensive MVP Joe Schow had 14. The Pandas earned a third-place victory of 59­48 over LCI Clipper Queens. Bonnie Wilde scored 22 points and was named to the first all­star team. Probably one of the most exciting moments of the night was when grade 12 student, Easton Chipman, came out of the packed stands to hit a $1,000 heave from beyond mid-court as a memorable Magrath Christmas Classic was put to rest Saturday night. 5 THE GARDEN CITY” PUBLIC NOTICE 1. Business Licenses, as required by By-Law #897, are being issued at the Town Office for the 2003 business year. 2. Dog Licenses are due to be renewed in January. Cost = $10 not neutered or spayed; $5 with proof of procedure being done. 3. 2003 Residential Water Charge = $32/mo. Water prepayment plan with the applicable one month discount is available to Town residential properties during the month of JANUARY ONLY. The 2002 water account must be paid in full before one can participate in the prepayment plan. 4. Tax Monthly payment plan is available to property owners with taxes in a CURRENT STATUS. This plan is available only until January 31, 2003. TERRY FOLKES passed away on Wednesday, Decmeber 25, 2002 in Magrath, AB. Terry was bom on July 28, 1950 in Newfoundland. Although he was from Newfoundland, Terry had made Alberta his home for 21 years. Terry was predeceased by his sister Sheila in 1995. He will be sadly missed by his children: Harry, Beth, Kit and Cody; by his father Allister, mother Audry; brothers: Rob (Sue), Frank (Tina), and sister Patsy (Allan), and his nieces and nephews. Terry had a large family of close friends in Magrath; this was his home. We will miss him greatly. Terry’s final resting place will be Newfoundland, where he can walk in the woods and fish in t he streams he loved. A Memorial Service was held at the Magrath United Church on Thursday, January 2, 2003 with Rev. Aldeen McKay officiating. REMEMBER TO CALL TAI Heating, Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and Appliance Service Gas and Electrical Service and Trenching 752-3866 TAI HANCOCK - MGR. PUBLIC SKATING Monday Thursday Saturday 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. VONDA LEE SHAFFER GURNEY passed away Saturday, January 4, 2003 at her home in Orem, Utah, from cancer, her loving husband by her side. She was bom July 18, 1930 on the farm at Warner, AB to John and Hope Shaffer. She was one of eight children. Vonda is survived by her husband, G. Martin Gurney; 5 children: Leslee, Waid, Scot (Lara), Kim (Ned) Kinghom, Dee (Jill); and 8 grandchildren. She is also survived by 4 sisters: Jean Hirsche of Warner, Idale (Gordon) LeBaron of Grand Junction, CO, Cleo Lind of Lethbridge, and Ila (Morrie) Tuff of Magrath, AB. She was predeceased by her parents, John Henry Shaffer and Crystal Hope Lee; two sisters, Donna (infancy) and Verla Martin; and one brother, Ralph Shaffer. Funeral Services will be held Thursday, January 9 at 11:00 a.m. at the LDS Church at 810 E. 600 N. Orem. Friends may meet the family at the Sundberg-Olpin Mortuary, Wednesday, January 8 from 6:00-8:00 p.m. at 495 S. State St. 801-225­1530 in Orem or prior to the funeral. Burial at Orem City Cemetery. Family email address - leslessg@msn.com CLASSIFIED ADS FREE MARKET ******* ❖ FOUND - Small Mountain Bike. To claim call 382­8078. ❖ LOST - Nokia cell phone. Might have the number 380­0485 taped on the back. If found please return to Tina Reid or call 758-3930. ❖ LOST - handle for roll top between P&H and the hospital. Finder please call Don Ripley 758-6641. BUY & SELL ******* ❖ FOR SALE -FaxMachine- Sharp UX300 758-3343. ❖ FOR SALE - Round Alfalfa Bales, second cut #2. Excellent price $100/ton. 752-3723. ❖ WANTED - Good kids horse for 8 year old little girl. 752-3723. ❖ FOR SALE - approx. 8 ft. artificial Christmas Tree. Phone 758-3545. ❖ CULTIVATOR FOR SALE - Morris 8900 Chisel Plow. 59’with floating hitch. 403-664-3572 Oyen, Alberta. ❖ FOR SALE - unsplit firewood. Assorted lengths and sizes. Starts at $50.°°/half ton load. Bruce Sabey 758­6846. AUTOMOTIVE ******* ❖ FOR SALE - 1983 Ford 150 half ton truck. Little rust - needs some work. Phone 758-6527. ❖ Wanted-AUTOMOBILES Will remove for free. Cash paid for some. CAN DO TOWING - 752-3535. ❖ FOR SALE - 1986 Grand Marquis - loaded, good condition. New tires. 262,000 km. Asking $1800.00 Phone 758-6797. ❖ JOB OPPORTUNITY for someone to work some evenings. For details call Monica @ 758-3832 after 2:15 or 317-5783. ❖ T&B HANDYMAN SERVICE -Lawn cutting & i trimming, Roto-Rake your lawn, Yard clean-up, Lawn aeration & fertilization, Chain link fencing & accessories, house cleaning. (403) 758-6448 or (403) 360-5746. ❖ CANADIAN SECURITY SYSTEMS We sell, install & service alarms, safes, camera systems, deadbolts & key locks. Call Ross Moore at 758-3945. Free Estimate. ❖ For all your cleaning needs from hospital clean to a touch-up, carpet to ceiling & everything in between. No job too big or too small. Call Wayne’s Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning 758-6414. REALESTATE FOR RENT ❖ APARTMENT FOR RENT - Balderson 4-plex (by Diamond Willow Terrace). 2 bedroom, laundry room, all appliances. Available Feb. 1st / Seniors/Abstainers preferred. Call WesBalderson 758-6380 or Ken Balderson 758-3452. ❖ FOR RENT - 3 bedroom home. Stove, fridge included. 758-6420. ❖ FOR RENT - 3 Bedroom bungalow (139 E. 1 Ave. S.) Phone 1-800-993-1342. ❖ FOR RENT OR SALE - 2 Bedroom House for rent close to uptown. Washer, dryer, stove & fridge included. $450/month plus utilities. Available December 1st. Phone 758-6816. ❖ FOR SALE OR RENT - immediate possession. Mobile home in small trailer park. 758-3593. ❖ 2 BEDROOM HOUSE FOR RENT-2 blocks east of the school. Abstainers only. $480/month + utilities. 758­6826. BUSINESS ❖ SEWERS WANTED - afternoon shift Send applications & resumes to MARTY’S DRAPERIES. Box 307, MagrathCommentator - the only paper in town With the Store News shutting down after the first week of January our paper will be the only one available to Magrath residents. We will still distribute it for free and send to over 1000 households in the area. We blanket the Magrath, Welling, Del Bonita and Spring Coulee communities via the mailbox. To help the public out we’ve decided to still print once a month to help pass out information to the community. The Commentator will be in every mailbox the 2nd Wednesday of the month. This will help those who forget to call us the first week and give them a few extra days to get their information to us. Our NEW deadline is the Friday before printing, at 2 p.m. Items may be phoned in after this time if it is before Sunday. Information can be dropped off at the town office or the office at the Trading Company (where the drop off for the Store News used to be). Items can also be faxed to us at 758-6333 or emailed to- strate@gbpackersfan.com Below is the publication dates and deadlines for the following year. PAPER DEADLINE Jan. 8 January 3 *Community Directory comes out Feb. 12 February 7 * Valentines issue March 12 March 6 *Zone/Provincial Basketball issue April 9 April 4 *Spring farm work issue May 14 May 9 *Graduation/Mother’s Day issue ‘ *"> June 11 June 6 *Father’s Day issue July 9 July 4 *Magrath Celebration issue August 13 August 8 *Back to school issue Sept. 10 Sept. 5 *Harvest issue October 8 October 3 *Halloween/Thanksgiving issue November 12 November 7 *Remembrance Day issue December 10 December 5 *Christmas issue These are our ad rates - 6 month contracts can be worked out as well and will save you some money. One issue Six-month contract (six issues) Size- Business card size $10 $55 (doesn’t have to be an actual business card) % Page $30 $170 Vz Page $50 $280 Full Page $80 $450 ! Classified ads > $5 (max 25 words) $25 , Flyers $65-1 for 1000 copies - you submit the flyers to us. There is no GST on any ads. Our busiest three issues are May, July and December. Book your ads for these three issues by the end of January and your business will be entered into a draw for a free business card ad for November. Winner will be announced in February issue. If you still haven’t called in for our Community Directory coming out in the January issue, call now - 758-6007, to get in. It’s only $10. Deadline is Jan. 2. If you belong to any clubs or organizations, we would be happy to print meeting minutes for free. Baby and funeral announcements are also free.8 JHAÿBAtHJWWS lit Our Commuuity. January 2003 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 5 6 Back to School 7 8 Senior’s Dinner 5:00 9 BINGO 7;00 10 II BASKETBALL Tournament Their first game of Calgary al JVBoys atWCHS vs. Aberhart 6:15 p.m. [.12 13 14 BASKETBALL Pandas host W.R. Myers 6:00 15 BASKETBALL Zeniths host Catholic Central Senior’s Dinner 5:00 /6 Museum Annual General Mtg. 7:00 17 BASKETBALL Zeniths host Cardston Pandas at Catholic Central 18 BASKETBALL Pandas host Kate Andrews 1:00 p.m. Zeniths host Raymond 6:00 p.m. LIBRARY NEWS Here is hoping everyone had a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. I hope Santa was as good to you as he was to me and my family. As you know there will be no more store news after this issue so we will be sending our library news to be printed in the Commentator. Since the Commentator is printed only once a month we will also be posting our Library News on our bulletin board in our main entrance to the library and will keep you up to date with any new books, videos, CD’s as well as keeping you informed about what’s happening in our library. The Story Hour will start again on January 15. They are held on Wednesdays between 10 and 11 a.m. We have 2 age groups: under 3 yrs., and 3-5 yrs. so if you have not attended one and are interested in doing so please give us a call. There is no cost involved, just a lot of fun. We still have many books, some of which are in excellent condition, for sale at 10 cents apiece. Please come in and browse. We have 1 oak wooden pamphlet holder left for sale at $15.00. There is room for approximately 32 pamphlets and is in excellent shape. We also are selling our anniversary book bags at $12.00 each. We will be keeping these book bags for the month of January so if interested please ask about them next time you are in. Adult Fiction Once a Thief by Kay Hooper Four Blind Mice by James Patterson A Star in Winter by Anita Stansfield A River Path by Jennie Hansen A Light in the Storm by Chris Heimerdinger A World Away by Arma Jones The Trouble With Canada by William D. Gairdner Lemon-Aid SUV’s, VANS, and TRUCKS 2003 Non-Fiction 3 Ways to Dinner by Evie Righter Sewing for the Home Better Food for Dogs by David Bastin Hornet Flight by Ken Follett Interrogation by Thornas H. Cook When Hearts Meet by Anita Stansfield Towers of Brierley by Anita Stansfield Coming Home by Jennie Hansen Bridge to Forever by Rachel Ann Nunes Tuvenile Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson Daddies at Work by Eve Merriam Garfield Eats His Heart. Out by Jim Davis Garfield Pulls His Weight by Jim Davis Asterix and the Actress by Albert Uderzo How It’s Made: Pencils Video The Band of Brothers Mrs. Claus Doesn’t Climb Telephone Poles by Debbie Dadey Nancy Drew The Mistletoe Mystery by Carolyn Keene . 9 ■ Magrath Trading Company GROCERY SPECIALS “From Our Family To Yours. 5J ■ Dairy Delights and Frozen Favorites! Western Family Single Slices - select varieties 500 g 2 for $6.00 Breyers All Natural or Blends Ice Cream - select varieties 2 litre $5.98 Bassili’s Best Premium Lasagna, frozen 2.27 kg $9.98 McCain Cream Pie, frozen - select varieties 340 g $2.28 McCain French Fries, frozen-select varieties 1 kg 2 for $5.00 Western Family Waffles, frozen - select varieties 312 g 3 for $4.98 Daiiyland Yogurt - select varieties 175 g 3 for $1.98 Dairyland Cottage Cheese - select varieties 750 g $3.48 So Good Soy Beverage - select varieties 946 ml $2.48 Michelina’S Bowls, frozen - select varieties 312 g $2.88 Becel Margarine-select varieties 907 g $3.98 Groceries. Western Family Tomato Soup 284 ml .38 Western Classics Pop - select varieties 2 litre .88 Western Family Juice, Grapefruit, Orange, Apple 1 litre 4 for $5.00 MJB Coffee - select varieties 250-300 g 2 for $5.00 Quaker Oatmeal to Go - select varieties 235 g $2.98 Quaker Instant Oatmeal - select varieties 294-470 g $2.68 Robin Hook Quick Oats - select varieties 1.35 kg $2.98 Carnation Coffee-Mate - select varieties 450 g $3.28 DelMonte Fruit Cups - select varieties 4 pack $2.98 Western Family Peanut Butter - select varieties 500 g $1.98 Western Family Jam - select varieties 375 ml $2.28 Dempster’s Texas Toast - select varieties 600 g $1.6810 More Groceries. Western Family Soup - select varieties 284 ml 5 for $3.00 Western Family Vegetables - select varieties 341-398 ml 3 for $1.98 Bick’s Snackems or Stackers Pickles - select varieties 500 ml $2.68 Western Family Light Tuna - chunk or naked in water 170 g .88 Lipton Cup-A-Soup or Soup Mix - select varieties 2-4 pack, 82-99 g 3 for $4.98 Value Priced Ramen Noodles - select varieties 85g 5 for $1.00 Western Family Beans or Red Kidney Beans - select varieties 398 ml 5 for $3.00 Classico Pasta Sauce - select varieties 435-700 ml $3.28 Heinz Ketchup-squeeze 1.5 litre $4.48 Western Family Mayonnaise or Whipped Salad Dressing 950 ml $2.98 Western Family Macaroni & Cheese 225 g 2 for $1.00 Catelli Pasta - select varieties 700-900 g $1.68 Catelli Lasagne Noodles - select varieties 375-500 g $1.98 Western Family Rice - select varieties 907 g $1.48 Western Family Cookies - select varieties 350 g 2 for $5.00 Western Family Pudding Snacks - select varieties 4 pack 2 for $3.00 Quaker Granola Bars or Dipps - select varieties 187-225 g $2.28 McCain Juice, Punch or Take-5-select varieties 3 pack 2 for $3.00 NesQuik Chocolate Syrup or Powder 750 g, 700 ml $3.68 Carnation Hot Chocolate - select varieties 10 pack $2.28 Western Family Cyclone Potato Chips - select varieties 180 g 3 for $3.00 FritOS Snacks - select varieties 370 g $2.68 DoritOS Nacho Chips-select varieties 300 g 2 for $5.00 Arriba Tortilla Chips-select varieties 300 g 2 for $4.98 Pet Pleasers! Purina O.N.E. Dog Food - select varieties 7 kg $16.98 Friskies Cat Food - select varieties 1-5 kg $4.48 9 Lives Cat Food - select varieties 1 kg 2 for $4.0011 Market Fresh Produce! Navel Oranges - California grown $1.5O/kg .68/lb Premium Iceberg Lettuce - cello wrapped, California grown, #1 grade .98 each Ya Pears - product of China $l.94/kg .88/lb Red Seedless Grapes - Chilean grown, #1 grade $5.47/kg $2.48/ib Fresh White Mushrooms - Canadian grown $5.47/kg $2.48/lb Cello Radishes - u.s. grown 6 oz. Pkg. 2 for $1.00 Green Onions - u.s. grown 2 for .88 Meat Manager’s Pick of the Week! Sirloin Tip Oven Roast $7.67/kg $3.48/lb Beef Fast Fry Minute Steak-value pack $8.77/kg $3.98/lb Pork Shoulder Butt Steak-value pack $4.37/kg . $1.98/lb Olympic Bacon - select varieties 500g $4.48 Mitchell’s Ham - select varieties 1 kg $10.98 Olympic Regular Bologna Chunks 750 g * f ’ z $3.48 Olympic Regular Wieners 450 g $2.48 Olympic Cooked Ham 375 g $4.68 Olympic Farmer Sausage $5.477kg $2.48/lb Western Family Thin Sliced Meat - select varieties 65 g 5 for $4.00 Household Goods. Crest Toothpaste - select varieties 75 ml .88 Pert Hair Care - select varieties 300 ml : 2 for$5.00 Charmin Bathroom Tissue 12 roll double or 24 roll regular $6.98 Western Family Laundiy Detergent - select varieties 29-37 uses $4.98 Dawn Or Ivoiy Dish LiQUid - select varieties 625-740 ml . 1for $5.00 Cascade Dishwasher Detergent - select varieties 1.4 litre, 1.7 kg $4.68 Ziploc Containers or Saran Quick Covers - select varieties 1-6 or 10-14 pack $3.98 Glad Zipper Sandwich Bags 50 pack $1.68 Glade Aerosol - select varieties 250 g $1.6812® Hom© hardware “Home of the Handyman" January 8,2003 GE Slimline Corded Phone with 12 number memory, lighted keypad Comes in black or white $14.97 We have a selection of Baker’s Secret Bakeware on Sale Pre-seasoned with a special nonstick coating for faster, golden brown baking and easy clean-up. Cookie Sheets - 10 xl5” - $3.27 12 cup Muffin Pan $4.97 12” Pizza Pan - $3.37 Loaf Pan -9”x5”x3” - $3.37 Cake Pan -9”xl3”x2” - $3.27 Cake Pan -8”x8”x2” ~ $3.47 PROCTOR SILEX 2 slice Toaster 5 Speed Hand Mixer Ultra Ease Iron Your Choice $14.97 Shoe Goo II For all those shoe repairs. Reg. $8.69 On Sale for $5.00 Corelle Dinnerware on Sale! Luncheon plates, Fruit bowls, Cereal bowls, Bread & Butter plates All $2.57 Reg. $3.99 Dinner Plates $2.87 Reg. $4.49 330 ml Mugs $2.77 Reg. $4.49 Resists cracking, chipping or breaking and is freezer, microwave and dishwasher safe. Unival Premium Oil 5 W 30 Oil $1.67 10W 30 Oil $1.57 Great Prices! Weathershield Expanding Foam Insulation Reg. $6.99 Sale $4.50 For those handy men, we have 7 V4” 18 tooth Tungsten Carbide Tipped Saw Blades On Sale for $3.97 Reg. $6.99 Have some painting to do? Beauti-Tone Roller Refills Lint-free. 5, 10, 15 mm pile. Reg. $4.49 Sale $2.50 Home Ice Melter and Traction Aid 10 kg bag $4.97 Get it now before the snow flies again! Rubbermaid Laundry Baskets 16”x22” $2.97 Home hardware We at the Magrath Trading Co. Home Hardware would like to wish Home hardware Phone: 758-3065 you alia Happy New Year and thank Phone: 758-3065