| 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^pV Published Weekly Since 1932 by The Magrath Trading Company 500 October 30,2002 SPIRIT OF ALBERTA TOUR A BIG SUCCESS!! The hours of practice and preparation paid off as the Spirit of Alberta Marching Band exceeded their goals. As usual they were very popular, receiving standing ovations. Since they competed last year as a concert band their were a lot of students this year who had never participated in marching field competition. There were several grade 8 students that went this year also so Grades 8, 9 and 10 were learning new things that they had never done before. After their first competition in Pocatello they decided that another dance portion by the Guard girls was needed and so a lot of hard work went into preparing for the second competition at Weber State over the weekend starring Lauren Balderson. The students presented themselves well and showed great courtesy and manners. They represented Canada with pride. The audiences were very impressed with the size of community that the students come from and the high percentage of students in the school that participate in the band. A great big thank you to all those who worked so hard to make this wonderful trip happen, especially Jerry Chatwin, Joanne Dever and z --- \ Points of Interest * Senior’s News * Grocery Specials dome Hardware (---?--- ? --- Inside this Issue: Community Sports Classified Ads Calendar Library News Grocery Specials Nikki Bogdan. We specialize in. All of October L.D.S. CHURCH BOOK & TAPES are 20% off marked prices!! 1-3 4 6-7 8 8 9-11 Hardware Specials 12 I J -Scanning: slides, photos, negatives, text • Photo repair, retouching, restoration & photo cohaoes ■ Memory videos (weddings, reunions, sports . Ail of the above can,be preserved on VHS, CD and ‘,O ? ■' ' (phons fr>;' details} We asso <îo private tutaring, desktop publishing & more! feomw/Brencia; 758-3844 eve,/voicen>a»I (day) 2 A musical comeoy in TWO *CTS CHUKS «YTNE DOZEN _¥ncs t. Dawid Regere Music t>y Mark 8ucc> Sod* b* Cnnstopne' Serge* "HE DRAMATIC PUBLISHING cC 8Ä 00 PMÄ NightlVyO OaL 2 A:0U0D SITaOt MRIaUtiMnee $7.00 per person $30.00 per family of 5 Starring Darrei Chipman Debbie Tagg Chelsey Atwood Directed by Barbara Davies Music Director Laurel Bennett Pianist Sharon Ragan Technical Wes Murphy Help needed behind the scenes of Cheaper by the Dozen Help is needed for stagehands, hair, make-up, etc. If you can help please call Leanne at 758-6846. MIGRAIN HEADACHES Attend a Complimentary Workshop Wednesday, October 30 6:00 p.m. Magrath Public Library Speaker Dr. Alan Dudley Chiropractor 758-3203 to reserve a seat CARDS OF THANKS \ Thankyou from the family of Ron Beck. We express our heartfelt gratitude to the many family friends and acquaintances who have shown concern & sympathy. We gratefully acknowledge the many cards, letters, flowers, money, food, visits, memorial donations, hugs & other gifts received. We also express our deepest appreciation for the many unselfish offers of assistance and service. We were touched to have so many attend the Meet the Family & Funeral service. The tremendous outpouring of love and concern has touched us deeply. Your example of Christ like love & service has blessed our lives, and we shall always remember it. Kathy Beck & sons Scott, Wes, Brad, Ityan & Gavin and their families , Riana Rae Holzwarth Thankyou. Awesome is the word we heard from most of our family when they were describing the wonderful people of Magrath that we have been so warmly surrounded by, during our grief at the loss of our beloved Riana. You are truly “Awesome” and have given special meaning to the word “overwhelming”. We can t begin to express our gratitude to all of you for all the food, visits & cards, and flowers. Living in this community is a tremendous blessing. Thankyou from the bottom of our hearts for the use of the Magrath Stake Center, to the U.C.W. ladies, Lutherans, Catholics and anyone else who helped prepare and serve the lunch, and again, to everyone ofyou for helping us get through. Special thanks to Pastor Brian Amison for the beautiful service and comforting words. Fred & Darlene Holzwarth & family 3 LOSE WEIGHT for the last time! Weight loss - Weight gain Nutrition, Skin, Hair Products $3 Billion sold worldwide Highest Quality call Gail Cole 403-758-6011 Herbalife Distributor RAYMOND & DISTRICT A hi COMMUNITY CHORUS Sk will hold their annual MUSIC CHORUS CONCERT SENIOR’S NEWS Suppers for October will be held on Wednesday, October 30 at 5:00 p.m. ******* Contact Hazel Rasmussen for rental of the Senior’s Centre. Fee $75.00 Phone 758-3545 ******* BINGO ~ BINGO r BINGO Next Bingo will be held on Thursday, November 7, 2002 Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Bingo - 7:00 p.m. Public Welcomel ******* December - Look forward to a Tea & Bake & Craft ~ December 6 ******* Senior’s Bus Trip Rose Bud December 19 ~ Buffet & Stage Show Contact Shirley Paul 758-6379 Friday, November 1 Raymond Community Theatre Tickets - $5.00 available at The Merc office - 752-3057 Chorus members, at the door or 752-3661 Special Guest Artists Rush Seating • Q. ' At* I . J 'Wakeup W/rA ^Make-upl Permanent Cosmetics Clinic Reasons far Permanent Cosmetics: Litde or No Brow Hair, Visual Limitations Allergies to Makeup, Active Lifestyle & Tina D. Reid cpct Phone: (403) 758-3930 758-3936 7 PIES N X PIES PIES X & The Senior’s are again making 7^ pies for $6.00 each Orders must be in by November 11. Pies will be made and ready for pick up on November 18. Call: Bernice Coleman 758-3106 Mincemeat SPORTS MAGRATH CURLING CLUB FALL EVENTS OPEN FUNSPIEL: OCTOBER 29, 2002 - NOVEMBER 2, 2002 (Everybody Welcome) Team or individual entries accepted. Individuals will be placed on a team. LEAGUE CURLING: Starts November 4, 2002 Please join us and enter a team today. We will be having Men’s, Ladies, and Mixed Leagues. Anyone wanting to curl and have not found a team please contact us and we will try to find you a team. To enter the Funspiel or League, please contact: Mike Takaguchi: 328-3091 Ron Balderson: 758-6521 SEE YOU AT THE RINK! ***** 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: 75o-6f25 (leave message) 331-8882 (cellular) SKATING PUBLIC SKATING HOURS Monday, Thursday, Saturday 6:30-7:30 Please submit your sports scores and schedules by dropping off at the Trading Company Office, faxing to 758-6888, or e-mailing to tidmarsh@telusplanet.net EfllPlOYfllEílT OPPORTUÍ1ITIES CLUBHOUSE MANAGER REQUIRED The Magrath Golf Club is presendy recruiting a Restaurant Manager/Cook to work in a seasonal (J-month) position. Must have front-line cooking ' experience, be a “team-player”, have excellent communication and organizational skills. The person hired will be responsible for the Restaurant and Lounge areas along with the Snack Bar and Beverage Can. Other duties to include staffing, purchasing, banquets, and day to day operations. Salary dependant on qualifications and experience. Resumes must be received by December 31, 2002. Please submit to: Magrath Golf Club Box 432 Magrath, AB TOK 1 JO Phone:758-3341 Fax:758-6411 The Raymond & District Agricultural Society is now taking bookings for the Annual Christmas Craft & Bake Sale to be held on December 7,2002 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Tables are $15.00. Phone Myrna at 752-3801. MUSEUM NEWS Come and see our Remembrance Day Display and other interesting artifacts. Open Fridays from 1:00-4:30 and by I. l| appointment p Phone Donna Lybbert @ 758-3896 or |l Melodie Johnston @ 758-6268 ELMO EUGENE FLETCHER beloved husband of the late LaRue K. Fletcher, passed away Monday, October 21, 2002 at Lethbridge, Alberta at the age of 88 years. Elmo Eugene Fletcher was bom at Magrath, Alberta on February 11, 1914 to Ira C. and Margaret Alston Fletcher. He married LaRue Karren on December 23, 1938 and they are the parents of six children: Betty (deceased), Robert (Jean), Douglas (Sheila), Grant (Shannon), Kent (Linda) and Melvin (Gail). He is survived by his sons; 21 grandchildren; 29 great grandchildren; a brother, Nyal (Freda) Fletcher, sisters-in-law Lillian (Arthur) Baldry, Helendean (Boyd) Huntsman/ Joanne Moser, Nurae (Ronald) Peterson; brother-in-law Fred Karren; and many neices and nephews. He was predeceased by his wife, LaRue; his daughter, Betty; a granddaughter, Darla Fletcher; sisters, Evangeline Fletcher and Gladys Duffield; brothers, Wilbur and Dennis; brothers and sisters- in-law, Russell Duffield, Gerald Moser, Clinton and Joyce Karren, Luella Karren, and Grace Fletcher. Funeral Services were held on Friday, October 25, 2002 ar 1 :Q0 p.m. at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Mountain Heights Chapel, West Lethbridge with Bishop Gary Johnson officiating. Interment followed at the Mountain View Cemetery, Lethbridge. St. Joseph’s C.W.L. 5 ' met at the home of Louise Bengry with eight members present. President Lydia Tricsli opened the meeting with the League Prayer. Minutes of the September 10, 2002 meeting were read and approved as read. Louise Bengry moved that bills presented be paid, seconded by Dorothy Barnett. Convenor reports: Spiritual (Marion Mostowy) presented an Intercessions Prayer to be read at the end of the meeting. Pastoral (Elizabeth Stanek) reported that monthly birthday cards mailed. Communications (Irene Gruniriger) sent a writeup to the Store News and mailed a Notice of members to Diocesan, Provincial and National C.W.L. convenors. Social (Marion Mostowy). Supper plans progressing. Annie Ficiur moved that supper charge to be increased to $8, seconded by Elizabeth Stanek. Old Business: 1. Report of Regional meeting of September 21, 2002 will be presented at the next meeting. . 2. Father Tito Ranola contacted re: acting as Spiritual Advisor. New Business: 1. Irene Kusz moved that the C.W.L. Christmas supper be at Luigi’s on December 8, 2002 at 5 p.m. Marion Mostowy seconded the motion. 2. Elizabeth Stanek moved that a $10 gift exchange at the supper, seconded by Annie Ficiur. The November 12, 2002 meeting will be at the home of Dorothy Barnett.___________________ Come to the MAGRATH CULTURAL ARTS SOCIETY ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING// Wednesday, November 20,2002 8:00 p.m. at the Library We are looking for new board members and/or members at large. ALL ARE WELCOME!!CLASSIFIED ADS FREE MARKET ******* ❖ LOST - Cell phone. Lost around October 20-21. If found please call 758-6899. ❖ Someone left a scooter at my house this summer. If you are missing a scooter call me. Lorn Smart 758-3871. ❖ FOUND - Calico kitten (female) near The Store. 7583751. BUY & SELL ******* / ❖ FOR SALE - Cosco double stroller, 1 year old, navy blue, $125.°° 758-3370. ❖ FOR SALE - unsplit firewood. Assorted lengths and sizes. Starts at $50.°°/half ton load. Bruce Sabey 7586846. <• FOR SALE - Futon Bunk Bed. Good condition. $200.°° Phone 758-3752. AUTOMOTIVE ******* ❖ FOR SALE - 1995 Ford Windstar. 170,000 km Lots of family life left. All records kept $7500.00 Call 403208- 5025 or 403-630-8007. ❖ FOR SALE - 1999 Ford Windstar. 76,000 km Loaded except for leather. $17,500.00 Call 403-208-5025 or 403-630-8007. ❖ FOR SALE - 1990 Isuzu Trooper. 145,000 km $3200.°° Phone 758-3752. ❖ Wanted-AUTOMOBILES Will remove for free. Cash paid for some. CAN DO TOWING - 752-3535. BUSINESS ******* ❖ Tracey Filtness, Dayhome provider for Wee R Kids has spots available in her house. 15 W. 1st Ave. S. Clean, fun atmosphere. Approved for subsidy. Close to school. Call for interview: Agency - 320-5711 or Tracey - 7586030. ❖ NEED TO GET YOUR BOAT WINTERIZED? - call 758-3302 for professional on-site service. ❖ T&BHANDYMAN SERVICE -Lawn cutting & trimming, Roto-Rake your lawn, Yard clean-up, Lawn aeration & fertilization, Chain link fencing & accessories, house cleaning. (403) 758-6448 or (403) 360-5746. ❖ JUST RIGHT ROTOTILLING by David & Mark Harker. 758-3009. ❖ KIDS ALWAYS LOSING THE HOUSE KEYS? Install a combination door lock. Nothing to carry or lose. Good security. Call Canadian Security Systems 758-3945. ❖ 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 ❖ FOR SALE OR RENT - immediate possession. Mobile home in small trailer park. 758-3593. ❖ 4 BEDROOM HOUSE for rent in Raymond - stove, fridge included. 758-6420. ❖ 2 BEDROOM HOME for sale or rent - 139 W. Harker Ave. Double garage, finished basement, two baths, new appliances, upgraded interior. Purchase price $85,000 or $560/month rent Call Ted at 758-3110 or 315-3320 or Jan at 380-7336. ❖ 2 BEDROOM HOUSE FOR RENT-2 blocks east of the school. Abstatainers only. Available October 1st. $480/month + utilities. 758-6826. IO OF TWF Worn JOK What do you get if you cross a vampire with Al Capone? A f angster! Why was the little boy unhappy to win first prize for the best costume at the Halloween party? Because he just came to pick up his sister! What do you get if you cross vampire with a snail? I don't know but it would slow him down! Who is a vampire likely to fall in & love with? flb The girl necks door! Was Dracula ever married? No, he was a bat-chelor! What do you call a motor bike belonging to a witch?. A broooooooom stick! What do you get when you divide the circumference of your jack-o lantern by its diameter? Pumpkin Pi! Who brings the monsters their babies? Frankenstork! What do ghosts eat for breakfast? Dreaded wheat! How do you make a milkshake? Sneak up behind a glass of milk and hell "Boo"! KalÌnàirrn Astrnlngg Sri rft nr Srraf hy ^nur Jèign Aries: pushes the others aside to get to the door first. Taurus: will only eat the finest of Swiss chocolates. Gemini: goes around the neighborhood once, changes costumes and goes around again. Cancer stays at home and gives candy to the other trick-or-treaters. JJ Leo: plans their costume for months, then won’t go out because someone else had the same idea. Virgo: wears a neatly-pressed suit and tells everyone they're a bookkeeper. Libra: is still standing in front of the closet trying to decide on a costume. Scorpio: isn’t in it for the candy. Sagittarius: will manage to wander to the next town. Capricorn: makes a list of all the houses that give good candy and the optimal route to take. Aouarius: builds their costume out of spare flashlights and spends all night tinkering when it shorts. Pisces: skips the whole thing to compose poetry to the Moon. . t I I I I I I I I I I I I I L? ® i ■ DO yOU SUFFER FROM ' Wn Itajt Itaff I I pain from pregnancy I headaches . sore, tired muscles 1 lower back pain ■ whiplash stiff shoulders I or just need to relax | a MASSAGE cao heip YOU!! i cd! Kim ® | 758 - 3210 i to book your appointment # by most health pisas ,, w mb « « w ■■ a® «1 In Our CommMMity. October - .November 2002 LIBRARY NEWS Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 27 28 29 VOLLEYBALL Pandas host Cardston 30 SENIOR'S DINNER 5:00 31 HAPPY HALLOWEEN 1 Teacher P-day NO SCHOOL 2 3 4 5 6 SENIOR’S DINNER 5:00 VOLLEYBALL Zeniths host Cardston 7 BINGO 7:00 Jr/Sr High Parent-Teachei interviews 4:30-8:30 8 Remembrance Day Assembly 9 Here is wishing everyone a Happy Halloween! We have a great assortment of Halloween books, something for everyone. Don’t forget to drop in to the library on Halloween Eve. There may be a trick or treat for you. We will be running surveys regarding our library and internet services at Magrath Public Library over the next few weeks. We thank you in advance for your cooperation in completing these surveys. We will be starting our story hour on Wednesday, November 6 from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. so if you and your child are interested in attending the story hour please give us a call at 758-6498. We will be running two sessions, the under 3 and the 3-5 year olds. The under 3 session must have their parent or caregiver with them. Adult Fiction Gables of Legacy. The Guardian by Anita Stansfield House of Israel Vol 1: The Return Valhalla Rising by Clive Cussler Fulfillment by Barbara Delinsky Parting Gifts by Charlotte Van Allen Deadly Affairs by Brenda Joyce The Last Time They Met by Anita Shreve Videos Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure Dad Scooby Doo Movie Non-Fiction Beyond Cynicism Towards Ethics in Leadership National Audubon Society Field Guide to Fishes Juvenile On the Run by Francine Pascal Video High: Checking Out by Marilyn Kaye Video High: The Colors of the Heart Video High: The Body Beautifiil by Marilyn Kaye Video High: The High Life by Marilyn Kaye Video High: Modem Love by Marilyn Kaye The Tower Treasure by Franklin Dixon Why Does it Thunder and Lightening? . by Chris Arvetis Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen “So Little Time” The 8th Garfield Treasury by Jim Davis The Authoritative Calvin and Hobbes Please note that the deadline for submissions to the paper is MONDAY at 6:00 p.m. Entries submitted after the deadline will be published the following week Phone 758-6377, email to tidmarsh@telusplanet.net, fax 7586888 or drop off your submissions at the Magrath Trading Company Office. --- 9 Magrath Trading Company , GROCERY SPECIALS “From Our Family To Yours.” Dairy Delights and Frozen Favorites! Swanson Meat Pies, frozen > turkey, chicken, beef 200 g Case of 18 $19.98 Western Family Vegetables, frozen—select varieties 1 kg Case of 12 23.98 Western Family Orange Juice, frozen—select varieties 355 ml Case of 24 19.98 Western Family Margarine 454 g Case of 12 $9.98 Western Family Soft Margarine 454 g 6 for $6.00 Pillsbury 5 Pizza or Pizza Pops, frozen - select varieties 1.11 - 1.2 kg $8.98 Tropicana or Tropics Juice or Blends - select varieties 2.84 litre $5.98 Daiiyland Whipping Cream - select varieties 250 ml $1.18 Dairyland Buttermilk - select varieties 1 litre $1.58 Daiiyland Aerosol Whipped Cream 225 g $2.68 Dairyland Sour Cream - select varieties 250 ml $1.18 Kellogg S EggO Waffles, frozen - select varieties 48 pack $9.98 Sunny Delight - select varieties 3.78 litre or 8 pk $3.98 So Good Soy Beverage - select varieties 1.89 litre $3.98 Cheemo Perogy, frozen - select varieties 2kg $4.98 Value Priced Ice Cream - select varieties 4 litre $3.78 Groceries. Campbell’s Tomato Soup 284 ml Case of 12 $4.98 Campbell ’ S Soup — chicken noodle, vegetable or mushroom 284 ml Case of 12 $6.98 Campbell’s Hearty Noodles - select varieties 65 g Case of 12 $10.98 Western Family Fruit - select varieties 398 ml Case of 12 $14.98 Gold Seal Pink Salmon 213 g Case of 12 $11.98 Gold Seal Eight Tuna — chunk or flaked in water 170 g ' Case of 12 $8.98 Western Family Mushrooms - pieces and stems 284 ml Case of 12 $7.9810 More Groceries. Sun-Rype Okanagan Apple or Florida Orange Blend 1 litre Case of 12 $9.98 Sun-Rype Hl-5 - select varieties 1 litre Case of 12 $10.98 Western Family Pineapple - select varieties 398 ml Case of 12 $8.98 Minute Maid, Bibo or Five Alive - select varieties Case of 40 $12.98 FolgerS Coffee - select varieties 300 g Case of 10 $19,98 Pacific or Alpha Evaporated Milk 385 ml Case of 12 $12.98 Hunt’s TomatoPaste 156 ml Case of 12 $6.98 Hunt’s Thick and Rich Pasta Sauce - select varieties 680 ml Case'of 12 = $19.98 Hunt’s Tomato Sauce 398 ml Case of 12 $8.98 Hunt’s, Tomatoes — crushed, stewed, or diced 398 ml Case of 6 $4.98 Aylmer Tomatoes whole or diced 796 ml Case of 12 $8.98 Heinz Tomato Juice 284 ml Case of 12 $7.98 Campbell’s V8 Juice Mr Noodles —select varieties 340 ml 85 g Case of 24 $17.98 Case of 24 $4.98 Kraft Dinner 225 g Case of 12 $8.98 Chef Boyardee Pasta - select varieties 425 g Case of 6 $5.98 Heinz Pasta - select varieties 398 ml Case of 9 $7.98 Heinz Beans - select varieties 398 ml Case of 9 $6.98 Green Giant Vegetables - select varieties 341 -398 ml Case of 12 $7,98 Delmonte Fruit Cups - select varieties 16 pk $8.98 Ocean spray Cranbeny Cocktail or Ruby Red Grapefruit 3.78 litre $5.98 Jell-o Pudding Snacks variety pack Western Family Pop—select varieties Western Family Bread - white or 60% whole wheat 24 pk $7.98 12 pk 2 for $6.00 567 g 10 for $8.00 Catelli Pasta —select varieties 4 kg $6.98 Kellogg S Jumbo Cereal — froot loops, com pops, vector, mini wheats 775-1300 g $7.98 Old Dutch Potato Chips select varieties 210 g 2 for $4.00 Kraft Handi Snacks - select varieties --- 696 g $8.9811 Market Fresh Produce! RtlSSet Potatoes - Canadian grown, Canada #1 10 lb bag 2 for $5.00 Mini Pack Apples - Mcintosh or Spartan B.C grown, Canada Fancy 7 litre box (annrox 6.51b) $3.98 Fresh Carrots - Canadian grown, Canada #1 5 lb bag $1.98 each Medium Onions - u.s. grown, #1 grade 5 lb bag $1.98 each Bartlett Pears - B.C. grown, Canada #1 7 litre box (aoorox. 81b) $6.98 Red Grapefruit - u.s. grown 5 lb bag $2.98 each Meat Manager’s Pick of the Week! Fresh Chicken Legs - back attached, value pack $2.16/kg $.98/lb Outside Round Oven Roast-value pack $6.57/kg $2.98/lb Eye of Round Marinating Steak-value pack $8.77/kg $3.981b Western Family Beef Burgers, frozen 4.4 kg $23.98 Olympic Sausage Sticks - select varieties 500 g 2 for $6.00 Olympic Regular Wieners 450 g 2 for $5.00 Olympic Garlic Coil 750 g $4.98 Olympic Sliced Meat 175 g 2 for $3.00 Olympic BaCOh - select varieties . 500 g $4.48 Breaded Pork Cutlets, frozen 3 1b $9.98 Household Goods. Western Family Windshield Washer Fluid - -35° 4 litre Case of 4 $6.98 Cheer Laundry Detergent - select varieties 26 - 40 uses Case of 4 $29.98 Scottie Facial Tissue - select varieties 150’s Case of 6 $5.98 Viva Paper Towels - white 2 roll pack Case of 12 $10.98 Purex Bathroom Tissue 2 x 24 roll pack $14.98 Electrasol Dishwasher Detergent 6 kg pail $9.98 Pet Pleasers! Friskies Cat Food - select varieties 156 g Case of 24 $9.98 AlpO Dog Food - select varieties 624-630 g Case of 12 $14.98 Value Priced Cat Litter 10 kg $3.9812 “Home of the Handyman” October 30.2002 John Deere 2003 Calendars Reg. $16.99 Special $8.99 Natura Cleaning Cloth Exclusive to Home Hardware $2.97 Flip Grip Pliers as seen on T.V. - Dual action $13.97 We sell Lined & Unlined Coveralls Come in and get your Free Home Hardware 2003 Calendar One per family. Pre-Mixed Unival Antifreeze 2 litre $4.47 Unival Anti-freeze year round cooling system Reg. $9.99 on Sale for $7.97 All Halloween Supplies 35% off We just got in some Happy Face Antenna Balls for $2.49 We ve got in a new supply of Nicknacks Come in and see what we have Help Make Sick Kids Better!! Russ Bears . Home Hardware will donate $5 from the sale fll* , of every hear m The Hospital for Sick HOtnO Children Foundation. HOTHS hardware hardware Phone: 758-3065 Phone: 758-3065
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