| 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 HOST FAMILIES URGENTLY NEEDED!! Three host families are urgently needed for 1 Japanese girl, 1 German girl and 1 German boy during the school year. They are 16-18 years old. A $400 monthly food allowance is provided. Please contact John Fournier at 381-6267 is would like to help out. MAWTU P05T OFFICE TUAM& The staff of die Magrath Post Office wish to thank the many customers who a trended our Customer Appreciation Day on Ila Tuffs retirement. Due to your patronage our Magrath Post Office received a Silver Postmark Award for the 2nd time in recent years. There are some 7000 post offices across Canada eligible for this award. We were one of250 post offices that received it for exceeding our sales targets and for service. On July 31st, in recognition of this, rerh of us at our post office were presented with a pin and a certificate by our focal sales manager, Clint Schafer. The door prizes of stamp collectable products were won by Deanne Atwood, Sandra Gimblett, Jeanette Gruninger and Vicki Grisadc Points of Interest * Registrations * Grocery Specials * Home Hardware V - inside this Issue: Community 1-3 Sports 4-6 Classified Ads 7-8 Calendar 9 Grocery Specials 10-11 Hardware Specials 12 Karen, Sue & Jacky WELCOME BACK STUDENTS' Attention students and parents of Magrath Junior Senior High School. The first day of school is September 3, 2002. We will be having classes in the morning and a noon dismissal. Pictures will be taken in the morning of September 4. Magrath Elementary School also begins on September 4 with a noon dismissal, (please note that picture taking is only for Jr/Sr High. Dates for Elementary school pictures will be announced at a later date. NOTE: Please check for textbooks and library books that may be around your home and return them to the school. 2 _____ ' ii^ioNARY CORNER" ~ 1 ' . I .• I I Chris Chatwin, son of Jerry & Heidy, has been ( I called to serve in the Papeete Tahiti Mission (French ( I & Tahitian speaking). His farewell be held this | I Sunday, August 25 at 1:00 p.m. in the Garden Place | 1 Chapel (Sth Ward). He reports to the MTC on | ^September II, 2002. / - SCOTTISH DANCE LESSONS - All ages/levels, boys and girls Pay by month or by session Beginner fees $4.00 per lesson Scottish Certified instructor Kandi Russell 758-3900 |AViN<H’ AT - IBM row :B5ti AVCn po buyi hour ir.q 4 j I \J >-] 1 I 4 4 Cj '"■J * . f - -ri: •1> r. Raymond & District Agricultural Society 15th Annual Fall Fair August 23rd & 24th The Agricultural Buildings . Come, and take-part in the bench show, pancake breakfast, horse show & pet show. V. Entries for the bench show must be entered Friday morning between 9:00 a.m. & 1:00 p.m. More info call 752-3661 or 752-3801. Ross and La bean May are pleased to announce the arrival of their baby girl, i Katerina May born July 29, 2002 weighing 7 lb. 7 oz. and 19 3/4" long in the ;.s Lethbridge Regional Hospital She is the little sister to Colten and Rylee Proud Grandparents: Merrill & Lise Thomson of Magrath Rick di Sue May of Aetna Great Grandparents: Hanne Kristensen of Aalborg, Denmark Edna Thomson of Raymond Louise May Wilcox of ¿ardston Lois & Dale Jr. Wynder of Hillspring 3 Z CARDS OF THANKS The Ed Newton family extends heartfelt appreciation to all who helped in so many ways during our time of sorrow. Sincere thankyou to eveiyone who visited Ed at home, and in the hospital, brought food or flowers to our homes, sent beautiful cards, phoned, attended the funeral service and looked after the register, or brought,food and helped with thè lovely lucheon following thè burial. Special thanks to Dr. Low, Dr. Taylor, Dr. Clarke, Or. Wong and the staff of Cardston hospital for their friendly compassionate care of Ed, also to the home care nurses for their kind visits and help. Our deep gratitude is expressed to Rev. Brent Woodard, and Rev. Elizabeth Brown for their comforting service, and to Martin Bros, for their professional help ? , Helen Newton Kathy &Lavern,Bill & Nancy • • " 5 f .» f - Memorial Thank You The family of the late Arnold Godionton wish to express our, thanks to relatives, friends & neighbors for their kind words, prayers, flowers, food & donations to the Diabetic & Cancer Society during the loss of our cherished husband, father, grandfather & greatgrandfather. Special thanks tp Dr. Hope, Dr. Stewart, Dr. Geers, The LRHEmerency Doctors and the LRH 4th Floor Nurses for taking such good care of Arnold." Thankyou also to everyone who participated in Arnold’s funeral, the ladies responsible for the luncheon and to Christensen Salmon Funeral Home for making the funeral such a special memorial. Words cannot express our deepest heartfelt appreciation & our gratitude. X________ Shirley Godionton & family SENIOR’S NEWS Upcoming Events: Corn Bust (burgers, etc.) will be Wednesday, August 28 at 5:00 p.m. Regular Supper to start Sept. 4 ******* Contact Hazel Rasmussen for rental of the Senior’s Centre. Fee $75.00 Phone 758-3545 ******* Garage Sale Friday, September 20th 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Scones & Juice or Coffee available COME AND JOIN THE FUNII George Torre Alba In Your Town MOBILE * Complete denture service * Soft Liners & stabilizing wings for problems, sore lowers ., >s Dentin ist AUGUST 26 - 6:00 p.m. Diamond Willow Terrace Z” CARDS OF THANKS A Thank You to Coral & Kendall Dudley for finding our dog and taking such good care of her. Thankyou very much, The Lance Harker family I thankyou & greatly appreciate the cards, gifts, phone calls and good wishes from all who came by the post office to wish me well upon my retirement. It has been my pleasure to serveyou these past 20 plusyears and I will very much miss seeing all ofyou on a regular basis. Special thanks to Karen Bourne for all of your efforts and consideration, and to Sue Gaff and Jacly Ramberg for allyour help on July 31st and always. What a privilege to work with wonderful co-workers who have become good friends as well, My love and thanks to all, Ila Tuff •i SI Championship Flight TAE KWON DO ii i 3 I !I 1¡1 1 L ! Results of the Magrath Golf Club Championships - August 17, 2002 Men’s Division (36 Hole Total) • Championship Flight i Overall Champion - Ross Blackmer 146 ■ 1st Gross - Gord Hohm 147 ii i ■ 1st Net - Bill Rollingson Jr. 142 • 1st Flight . 1st Gross - John .Hat 157 2nd Gross - Eric Peterson 161 1st Net - Lon Hansen 143 •2nd Flight 6 . 1st Gross - Ryan Parker 164 2nd Gross - Ken Leavitt 165 ’ 1.^ Piet - Glehn Jankowiak 145 Ladies Division (27 Hole Total) • Championship Flight j J -> Overall Champion -.Sherri Kowalchuk 128 1st Gross - Kathy Rollingson .1’31 1st Net - Linda Sackman 109 j % 1st Flight 1st Gross - Sunita Simon 146 0 2nd Gross - Widky Uitbeyerse 157 1st Net - Kathy Plausteiner 121 Sr. Men’s Division (18 Hole Total) • Championship Flight Overall Champion - Joe Czech 76 1st Gross - Ken Walter 82 1st Net - Martin Bock 71 • 1st Flight 1st Gross - Jerry Smith 84 2nd Gross - Frank Jankowiak 86 1st Net - Eldon Coleman 72 • 2nd Flight 1st Gross - Jim Able 90 2nd Gross - Warren Hennigar 95 1st Net - Adrian Uitbfeyetse 68 xiSji X \ E ?t Ì4 ■‘I1«'"' i -1. ■Sr. Ladies Division (18 Hole Total) Overall Champion - Kathy Rollingson 81 i’bGrdss - Betty Maciura 93 1st Net - Lena Henry 73 SP^Net - Marg Spicer 73 ■Jr. Men’s Division (18 Hole Total) L J? 1 . T-l- Overall Champion - Connor Lq^ 73. 1st Gross - Tyler Dudley 87 . 1st Net - Connor Barnett 2nd Net - Dylan Alston 82 1st Flight 1st Gross - Mitch Blackmer 97 2nd Gross - Shawn Ragan 102 1st Net - Carson Dahl 81 2nd Net - Parker Dahl 84 Jr. Ladies Division (18 Hole Total) • Overall Champion - Shari Johnson 88 1 t i' 1f i J MARTIAL ARTS _ ITF (Tae Kwon Do) ' Registration Night Tuesday, September 10/2002 ?i' 7:00 p.m. ’■i Jl'BE16mentaty School Gym badziiaiij jih -i ' .Virile: .bncri For more infcrmarioFi'i^se call 758-6835: if. you leave a message we will return your call. i t Ì i i » I i • ■ !.i • BRIDGE SEPTIC SERVICE A DIVISION OF CHINOOK WATER WAGON i t RR 8-20-18 . LETHBRIDGE, AB T1J4P4 STEELE SHERIDAN - PROPRIETOR PHONE (403)328-2460 CELL (403) 330-8068 FAX (403) 327-3337 * il .- J1 .* Î ODDFACTS Yep, these are actually all true! The very first bomb dropped by the Allies on Berlin during World War H killed the only elephant in the Berlin Zoo. If a statue in the park of a person on a V horse has both front legs in the air, the person died in battle; if the horse has one front leg in the air, the person died as a ¿ .^result of wounds received in battle; if the fi horse has all four legs on the ground, the person died of natural causes. . A pregnant goldfish is called a twit. The most common name in the world is Mohammed. |.SPORTS Magrath’s Jimmy Balderson Receives Mountain West Academic Honors In a recent press release the Mountain West L Basketball Conference announced that freshman Jimmy Balderson was among 15 players receiving Academic All Conference honors. Balderson was among 5 BYU Cougars to receive the award. To be eligible for selection the student-athlete must maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or better and be a starter or significant contributor to the team. Balderson averaged 8.5 minutes, 4.8 points and . ^c| g|anc (+he voice of Bugs Bunny) was allergic to carrots. More people are killed annually by donkeys than die in air crashes. REMINDER TO ALL PRESENT & FORMER MEMBERS & FRIENDS OF THE SPRING COULEE BRANCH: as well aS everyone whohas served as a Stake , Missionary, High Council representative, or any other assigned position to this Branch. You are invited to join in the celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the organization of the Branch, to be held Sat. Sept. 21st & Sunday 22nd of this year. Activities are planned for both days. On Saturday at 4:00 p.m., we will gather at St. Mary’s Dam below the spillway, where there will be appropriate activities planned for that afternoon & evening with a meal provided for everyone. On Sunday morning from 10:00 to 12:00 noon, a Sacrament Meeting will be held in the Chapel, with a Pot Luck luncheon to follow at the church. A photographer will be present to take a group picture of everyone following the luncheon. This will be taken outside in front of the chapel. PLEASE re-check the invitation sent to you in March, which has the phone numbers & e-mail addresses of all members of the committee. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact one of the committee. SEE YOU ALL IN SEPTEMBER] 1.5 rebounds per game in his first season with , the Cougar basketball team. He leaves in September for a 2 year LDS mission in Guam and plans to return to BYU at the conclusion of his mission. Homelife] lx ■"I ÌF 5 -n •t it X 1 i .t HomeLife Higher Standards M.L.S.- Jim Anderson agent f 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 N.E. comer of 1st Ave. S. and 3rd St. E. $49,000 Comparative Market Analysis (No Charge) - For people interested in gening an evaluation of marketability of your property. Phone: 758-6725 (leave message) 331 -8882 (cellular) . • >»•. ' *. i MINOR HOCKEY REGISTRATION MA6RATH MINOR HOCKEY ANNOUNCEMENT »W». Hockey registration this year will be held September 5th andJ£1 from 7:00 p.m to 9:00 p.m. at the Magrath Ice Arena for all levels including the;“Learn to Skate" program which is free again this year. If you are new to Hockey or to Magrath and would like to talk to someone prior to registration please call Trevor Millward, President - 758-6585 for more information. If you plan on participating in hockey this year you must register at this time. THERE WILL BE NO LATE REGISTRATION. We need to know numbers this year for all levels but especially in PeeWee and above. If there are not enough players registered by September 6th, a decision will be made on September 9th to either join with Raymond Minor Hockey or Lethbridge Minor Hockey. mean more travel and higher registration costs). Due to the good response we received last year we will be staying in the Foothills League. Post-dated checks will be accepted at registration-endiwill not be cashed until October 15, i 2002. The fee schedule for the 2002-2003 season is shown below (the same as the past years - • no increases). Also we are pleased to advise that there1 will be NO FUNDRAISING required. . . ■ •Mjybil. .J I I *itf < *■"* ' ?• «if ■ Anyone interested in Coaching or Assisting this season, is also encouraged to attend registration and to fill out an application. «1 oj j i *K*. ‘• b.i:r»l‘j 71’.’ X’j.- •. . . . : We strongly encourage your attention to this matter and hope to see you at registration >IJ:O z.Vlfijb- j MAGRATH MINOR HOCKEY BOARD [ * S. t ? TEAM AGE REGISTRATION FEE CONCESSION DEPOSIT II j LEARN TO SKATE 3+ FREE FREE i': ,3. PRE-NOVICE 5-6 $80.00 $100.00 NOVICE 7-8 $130.00 $100.00 ATOM 9-10 $150.00 $100.00 PEEWEE 11-12 $150.00 $100.00 BANTAM 13-14 $160.00: $100.00 MIDSET____________ 15-18 $170.00*- $100.00 .f I I: ? CLASSIFIED ADS FREE MARKET . .******* ❖ FOUNDtrl scootersat the Car Wash. Phone 758-3042. GARAGE SALES . ■ . , . ******* ❖ MOVINGSALE Saturday, August 24 9:QP am to,2:00 pm Washer & dryer, deep freeze. Numerous items. Excellent prices. , Mellissa & Matt Olsen -160 S. 1st St. W. O’ r. . ❖ 2 FAMILY YARD SALE Friday’, September 213 ~ 3-7 pm Saturday, September 24 — 9 a.m. — 3 pm 141 S. 2A St W. (weather permitting) BUY & SELL - °r g'yrv ‘ ye ***,**** g’y^i . ❖ FOR SALE- Smallsquare^falfegfassbales.152- 3723. 1 • 1 •! *■ j T' . ■ - i U c T.L ❖ WANTED -older used tractor with front end loader BTU to haul big round bales. 752-3723. ❖ WAITED TO BUY -Bunkbeds. Also an apartment size washer & dryer. Phone758-378I. ♦> WANTED —2 pairs of glue-on clogging taps. Cail >, Claudelle at 758-3751. ❖ f or Sale TIRES - Four 15” P195/60R15 87 H Yokohama Tires $40. BIKE - Mens Nova 18 speed $50. Phone 758-3712. ❖ FOR SALE - Industrial Steam Cleaner (all attachments) ____PhiMie758-3545, _______ . AUTOMOTIVE . ' i ■ ’ T . - Vi' j ******* <£• Wanted — AUTOMOBILES ' ' Will remove for free. Cash paid for some. CAN DO TOWING-752-3535. X ❖ FOR SALE-1985 Mazda RX7-5 speed, new tires, leather interim, clean inside and out. $2500.00 758-6802 BUSINESS ******* ❖ “BOURNE TO CREATE” Crafts for sale. Specializing in counted cross-stitch. Call Shawna at 758-3272. ❖ DR: ALAN DUDLEY Magrath Chiropractic Walk-in Clime Tuesdays & Thursdays 1-5 pm Located across the street south from the library. 758-3203 ❖ DEEP SOUTH CLOGGERS are starting to take fall registration. Bfeginning ifc Clog for Fun $50/session. Competition Track $75/session. Please register by August 20th. For more information please call Jennifer Sabey at 758-3327. ❖ JUST RIGHT ROTOTILLING by David & Mark Harker. 758-3009. ❖ BENNETT LAWN MOWING - Jonathan, Lauren & Russell - Riding mower and push mower. 758-6222. •> MIKE HARKER is back and ready to rototill your garden. Call rite whenever you’re ready at 758-6664. ❖ SMOKE DETECTORS only warn when they’re heard. Monitored smoke detectors call the fire department -■ when you are not at home. 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 ❖ HOUSE IN MAGRATH FOR RENT -$400/month (water included). Contact Kim or Marilyn Stevens at 780-962-536L(collect calls accepted). ❖ HOUSE FOR RENT IN MAGRATH - Newer 4 bedroom family home. 3 bathrooms. $700/month. Phone 403-208-5025 or 403-630-8007. ❖ HOUSESFOR RENT Two bedrooms with single garage. 15 W. 1“ Ave. S. Three bedrooms with single garage. 66 W. Harker Ave. Two bedrooms next to Health Unit 125 W. Civic Ave. Call Carter Rentals 758-3510 Mt •• »• '!*8 CLASSIFIED ADS ❖ SUITES FOR RENT Two bedrooms in lower suite. 44 Civic Ave. Well maintained. Two bedrooms in rear suite. 24 S. 1" St W. Two bedrooms in suite overlooking downtown. 8 S. 1 St W. Two bedrooms in suite at rear of 6 S. 1“ St. W. Very cute. Newly renovated. Call Carter Rentals 758-3510 : ❖ STORAGE FOR RENT 128 sq. ft. storage bay Storage garage 32’ -10” long with tall overhead door suitable for motorhome storage. Carter Rentals 7583510. ❖ OFFICE/COMMERCIAL FOR RENT r3f ,. , Fully air conditioned office suite. 4 S. la St W. Large commercial space at 33 S. 1st St. W. — 2 separate bays. Call Carter Rentals 758-3510 , FOR SALE i .4 *f*» * ♦ NEW 1392 sq. ft 3 bedroom Bungalow - basement completely finished with in-floor heating. Double car garage- On scenic lot by the Pot Hole and near the nature " walk. 758-3200.' ■ ❖ TREED, SERVICED LOTS - close to die Pot Hole. i 758-3200. ' •, C ••/’.I " -i \J /• •»»hit.- ufcwn A. . t* LIFGIESSOTIS—. Raising teenager! is like nailing jell-o to a tree. There is always a lot to be thankful for, if you take the time to look. For example, I'm sitting here thinking how nice it is that wrinkles don't hurt. ijzi? ’’ - One reason to smile is that every seven minutes of every day, someone in an aerobics class pulls a hamstring. Car sickness is the feeling you get when the monthly payment is due. The best way to keep kids at home is to make a pleasant atmosphere - and let the air out of their tires. Families are like fudge. mostly sweet, with a few nuts: Today's mighty oak is just yesterday’s nut that held its ground. Laughing helps- It's like jogging on the inside. Middle age is when you choose your cereal for the fiber, not the toy. My mind not only wanders; sometimes it leaves completely. If you can remain calm, you just don't have all the facts. We specialize in: • Scanning: slides, photos, negatives, text. • Photo repair, retôuching, restoration & photo collages ' • Memory videos (weddings, reunions, sports. Now Booking Appointments!! 'Wakeup 'With Make-up! Permanent Cosmetics All of the above can be preserved on VHS, CD and D (phone for details) Tina D. Reid cpct Phone: (403) 758-3930 758-3936 We also do private tutoring, troubleshooting, desktop publishing & more! Phone Bonny/Brenda: 758-3844 eve./voicemail (day) Call for your Free Consultation AfAfiBAtHAUVS . —.-s Im Our Community. August 2002 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 18 19 20 21 22 . 23 Yard Sale 3-7 141 S. 2ASI. W. 24 Moving Sale 9-2 160 S. 1 St.W. Yard Sale 9-3 141 S. 2ASt. W. 25 26 Mobile Denturist 6:00 27 28 SenîôrS' 1R‘' Combust5;00 2^ Y 30 31 ATTENTION PARENTS & STUDENTS OF MAGRATH JUNKDR/SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Regularsçhool attendance is very important in order to maintain good school progress and is a responsibility of the studéhtJànd his or her parents. The school administration and staff are required by the Department of Teaming in; Àlherra tp keepaccurate records of students attendee and to take steps to ensure students are in y attendance whenever possible. Parent cooperation in ensuring students attend school whenever possible. Parent cooperation in ensuring students attend school whenever possible is essential. - In an effort to more effectively track absences and reduce truancies, we have established a new system for parental confirmation of absences. Students will no longer bring a written note and receive stamps for admittance. Our new procedure follows and any parents who have recendy had elementary students will see that the procedure is not a npyr one, BUT in the Jr./Sr. High School a call will NOT be made to the home to confirm absences. The new absence procedure is: School policy requires that a student have all absences pre-confirmed with a phone call to 758-3366 stating < the student’s name, phone number, reason for the absence and how long he/she is expected to be absent. This may be done 24 hours a day because there is an answering machine available in f he evenings. If thereis no pie-confirmation by the parent, the absence will be dealt with as a truancy. The SchoolAçt advises that students may be excused from school for illness, medical attention, and family emergeiidieS. Special circumstances requiring several days out of school should always be reviewed with a schooL, H ■ adminiyTrarnr It is expected that most students will be in attendance at least 95% of the time. That means missing school no more than 10 days in a semester. If absences exceed 10, a parent conference will occuriti which the studentand parent will work with administration to formulate an attendance; contract. Such. .^ggraCt m^’^~ include options other than attending classes on campus. The Administration: n Roger Baldly Darryl Christensen Cory Beres àfth-v . • .• jsrroT i-.nily/* : Please note that the deadline for submissions to the paper is MONDAY at 6:00 p.ttlf Entries subhiitted 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. 10 Magrath Trading Company GROCERY SPECIALS V i “From Out Family To Yours. ' J £ . Dairy Delights and Frozen Favorites! Vallie Priced Ice Cream-vanilla, chocolate, neapoiltan •: i 4 litre 2 for $7.98 Minute Maid Orange Juice, frozen - select varieties - 355 ml x x 1 Case of 24 $22.98 Pillsbury 5” Pizza or Pizza Pops, frozen-select varieties 1.11-1,2 kg $8.98 Western Family Vegetables, frozen - select varieties -1 kg Case of 12 $23.98 ¡Western Family Parchment Margarine-454 g Case of 12 $8.98 imperial Soft Margarine - ======Hk =- Case of6 - $19.98 Groceries. Campbell's Soup -284 ml - chicken noodle, cream of mushroom, vegetable Case of 12 $6.98 * 1 1 Green Giant Vegetables - select varieties -341-398 mi jin : • Case of 12 $7.98 Gold Seal Light Tuna in water, chunk or flaked -170 g Case of 12 $8.98 Western Family Mushrooms -pieces & stems - 284 mi - ■" ■ ■ Case of 12 $6.98 Campbell’s Tomato Soup ^284 mi Case of 12 :i $5.98 : Sun-Rype Hi-5 - select varieties - 1 litre Case of 12 $10.98 Sun-Rype Juice, Blends, Hi-SpCocktails-seiectvarieties-Spack Case of 8 $12.98 Alpha or Pacific Evaporated Milk-385 mi Case of 12 $12.98 Kraft Dinner - 225 g • A, ?!■ Case of 12 $8.98 Hunt’s Tomatoes - select varieties - 398 ml Case of 6 $4.98 Mr. Noodles Instant Noodles-select varieties-8Sg Case of 24 $4.98 Hunt’s Pasta Sauce - select varieties - 680 ml Case of 12 $19.98 Hunt’s Tomato Paste - select varieties -156 ml Case of 12 $6.98 Aylmer Tomatoes - select varieties - 796 ml Case of 8 $7.98 Heinz Beans - select varieties - 398 ml Case of 12 $7.98 Dole Pineapple - select varieties - 398 ml. Case of 6 $5.98 Western Family Fruit-select varieties-398 mi Case of 12 $14.9811 Folgers Coffee-regular or decaf-300 g . , 10 for $19.98 Chef Boyardee Ravioli - select varieties - 425-g Case of 6 $5.98 Gold Seal Pink Salmon -213 g Case of 12 $10.98 Campbell’s Hearty Noodles - select varieties - 65 g Case of 12 $9.98 Household Soods. . Cheer Laundry Detergent - select varieties - 26-40 uses Case of 4 $29.98 > Viva Paper Towels -2 roil pack •. Case of 12 $9.98. Scotties Facial Tissue- multipack -isos Case of 6 , $4.98 Pet Pleasers! “ '■ . —t Mainstay Dog Food 18 kg $11.98 Mainstay Cat Food 8 kg $7.98 Alpo Dog Food - select varieties - 624-630 g Case of 12 $15.98 Friskies Cat Food - select varieties - 156 g Case of 24 $9.98 Market Fresh Produce, Prune Plums - u.s. grown „ . ,f 12 lb. Case $11.98 Field Tomatoes - U5. grown. #1 grade 5 lb. Case $5.98 Bartlett Pears- California grown. #i grade $2.16/kg .98/lb Navel Oranges - imported 4 lb. Bag $3.48 Nugget Potatoes - B.C. grown. Canada #1 $2.82Ag $1.28/lb Pickling Cucumbers - Canadian grown $2.16/kg :98/lb Meat Manager’s Pick of the Week! Fresh Chicken Legs-backon. value pack $2.16/kg ■ - ■C; -98Ag i Fresh - Whole Fying Chicken - grade a. value pack $3.92/kg .O $l.78/lb Fresh Sausage - select varieties, value pack $4.98Ag — - — $Z:28/lb Maple Leaf Top Cuts Sliced Meat-select varieties I75g $1.78 Maple Leaf Bologna - regular, all beef SOOg $2.98 Maple Leaf County Kitchen Ham Halves-select varieties 1 kg $9.98 Maple Leaf 100% Franks - select varieties 450 g 2 for $6/00 Bums Sliced Bacon SOOg $3.78ä Home hardware “Home of the Handyman”August 21,2002 School Supplies!!! Binders, paper, pencils, etc. AU at 20% off See us for all your School Supply needs!! Scooter Sale ’ $29.95 Lowest Price in Town!! We have a new supply of Toys in stock. New Puzzles, new Paint by Numbers, new Games! We have a good supply of Paint to do those odd jobs that have to be done before fall sets in. Picnic Basket Sale 20% offaU in stock Come in to see Johnny for those new Appliances you need for your house. For all your Plumbing & Electrical needs come see us at the Hardware Department. Weed Sprays, Insect Sprays, Fertilizers, etc. We still have a fair selection to choose from. Sticky Fly Catchers 4 per package $239a pack Now in Stock! Spin Brushes Both adult and children’s (battery operated) $8.49 --- ' 1 Come in to see our All-in-One Home - - Water Supply System MQ Pump I ■— Home Hocno hSSrare ixndwcne Phone: 758-3065 Phone: 758-3065
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