| 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 July 31, 2002 Points of Interest • i \ • '■ *1 IMPORTANT NOTICE Please note that due to holidays the Magrath News will not be published for two weeks - August 7 & 14. The next issue will be August 21. Sorry for any inconvenience. Have a great Summer! • Employment • Grocery Specials Home Hardware Inside this Issue: Community 1-3 9 Sports 4 Classified Ads 6-7 Calendar 8 Employment 7 Grocery Specials 11 Hardware Specials 1J Magrath celebration a big success!! This years Magrath Celebration Days was another huge success with so many working so hard to make everything go off without a hitch under the direction of Councilman Russ Barnett. The fun started off on Thursday evening with the Softball Tournament. Included on the roster this year were two Town teams plus Coleman, N. Cook, M. Bourne, K. Balderson, Foggin, C. Alston, and Jim Cook family teams. The final game for Division A championship was on Saturday evening with the C. Alston team raking on the Coleman’s. The C. Alston team came out strong again this year to take the championship. The Parade Saturday morning was great also with lots of great floats, cars, carriages and more. Prizes awarded at the parade were as follows: Family - 1st Harker’s, 2nd Wilde’s. Commercial - 1st Garden City Greenhouses, 2nd SASH. Fraternal - 1st Magrath 4th Ward, 2nd Magrath 2nd Ward. Club - 1st Magrath Soccer Club, 2nd Magrath Museum. Humorous - 1st Centennial Place Cul-de-Sac, 2nd Wayne & Marilyn Gurney family. Motorized - 1st ATB Financial, 2nd Wakefield family. Decorated Group - 1st “Pioneer Group” (Clay Boyes and Patrick Steed families and Hawna Murray), 2nd Tim Sabey family (Bottle Depot). Decorated Family - 1st John and Roxanne Rasmussen family, 2nd Diana Yoshihara family. Novelty - 1st Jessica and Sasha Schneyder, 2nd Tyson and Tanner Murphy. Classic Car - 1st Harry Bullock, 2nd Norris Tomlinson. Antique Car - 1st Mel & Elaine Viergutz, 2nd John & Carol Tunnah. Decorated Car - 1st Ton of Sun (Martha Millward), 2nd Allen & Della Holladay. Decorated Horse and Rider - 1st Dakota, Cheyenne, Sierra, Mesa Passey, 2nd Jason Still. The day ended with a Magic Show in the Tom Karren Gym which delighted all followed by a great fireworks show, bonfire and dance. Thanks to all who made the day such a great success. I Fort Whoop Up -SURPRISE DAILY SPECIALS-Each day Fort Whoop Up presents short dramatic presentations of about 20 to 30 minutes each. Every play features characters and incidents out of history of Fort Whoop Up at 11:30 a.m. or 3:00 p.m. Horse drawn wagon rides are a daily attraction at the Fort. Both short rides and a longer interpretive ride are available. The longer ride tours Indian Battle Park and describes the rich history of the park. New at the Fort are daily pony rides. Trail Rides can also be booked at Fort Whoop Up. Trail rides are all offsite an of varying duration. Regular demonstrations of some of the old time skills that were necessary to keep the Fort running will be in place throughout ¿he summer. Trades such as blacksmithing, wheelwrighting will be highlighted. Each day Fort Whoop Up will feature a surprise Special. Specials will vary and may include everything from “two for one” admission or ice cream cones to selected discounts in the store. The Fort has many activities for children including dress-up and treasure hunts. New this year is steer roping. Fort Whoop Up is going: all out for children this summer. Every Tuesday is “Kid’s Day at the Fort”. Fort Whoop Up’s staff are dedicating each Tuesday to making the holidays a summer of fun. Games, such as “capture the flag” and activities including dress-up and treasure hunts, are but a few of the fun things to do on Tuesdays at the Fort. Kids can take a pony ride or a horse drawn wagon ride. Children can also try their luck at steer roping, arid other old cowboy skills. Kid’s day at the Fort starts at 10:30 in the morning until 1:00 or 1:30 in the afternoon until 4:00 and includes a snack arid drink such as a hot dog and juice or ice cream cone. A morning or afternoon of fun and food for only $6.00 per child. ■ >’■ We specialize in: -Scanning: slides, photos, negatives, text. * Photo repair, retouching, restoration & photo collages -Memory videos (weddings, reunions, sports. All of the above can be preserved on VHS, CD and V D (phone for details) We also do private tutoring, troubleshooting, desktop publishing & more! Phone Bonny/Brenda; 758-3844 eve./voicemail (day) Cari and ‘Karma Pederson are pieased to announce, the marriage of their daughter Amy Eiizabetfi to JoeiRyan son of Teter Aeathand JanethAeath on Saturday the third of August in the ‘Edmonton Aiberta Eempie for time and di eternity A Coding Reception unii be hdd on August 10th at the Qarden City Senior's Center in 9dagrath from 7:00-9:00 p.m. Ad are ‘Weiamid I Baby Boy, Oliver Thomas Brien born May 14, 2002 in New York City weighing 7 lb. 13 oz. Son of Natasha A Curtis Brien Proud Grandparents: Bill A Lois Harris Great Grandmother: Ethel Scott 1 'X- SENIOR’S NEWS MISSIONARY CORNER '| I I Rio Lowry, son of Rod & Sherylin, will be j * returning home from the Canada Toronto Mission on j * August 8. He will report his mission on Sunday, j 1 August II, 2002 at 9:00 a.m. in the Garden Place | 1 Chapel (1st Ward). I * S Garage Sale September 2Qlh. All donations gladly accepted. Phone Grace Navratil at 758-3291 or Bob Clifton at 758-6733 George Torre Alba In Your Town MOBILE Debbie Balderson won the Lion’s Steer Raffle donated by McIntyre Ranch. Denturist » Complete denture service * Soft Liners & stabilizing wings for problems, sore lowers AUGUST 12 - 6:00 p.m. Diamond Willow Terrace Also, the Lion’s Club is donating some of the proceeds from the raffle to the building of a new Skateboard Park. 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 everyone 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 the lovely lucheon following the burial. Special thanks to Dr. Low, Dr. Taylor, Dr. Clarke, Dr. 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 Jim & Terry, Dave & Kelly & families / ARNOLD BARNETT GODLONTON “Big A”, beloved husband of Shirley Godionton of Magrath, passed away peacefully surrounded by his family at the Lethbridge Regional Hospital on Sunday, July 28, 2002 at the age of 71 years. Arnold was bom March 1, 1931 to Jim and Phyllis in Cardston, AB. He will be sadly missed by his wife of 51 years, Shirley, their children: Kirk (Judy) Godionton, Craig (Sherry) Godionton, Cindee (Peter) Pauls, Darcy Godionton, Wendy Bennett (Rick Parkins), Stacey (Warren) Adamson, Jim (Susan) Godionton, 20 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Arnold is also survived by his mother, Phyllis Godionton Patching, his brother Melvin (Frankie) Godionton, sisters Mede (Don) Dunbrack, Juanita (Art) Vance, and numerous other family and friends. He was predeceased by his father, Jim Godionton in 1959. Friends may meet the family on Wednesday, July 31, 2002 from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. at Christensen Salmon Funeral Chapel, 327-10 Street South, Lethbridge and prior to the service at the church from 1:00 to 1:45 p.m. on August 1, 2002. Funeral Services will be held on Thursday, August 1, 2002 at 2:00 p.m. at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Magrath Garden Place Chapel, Magrath, AB with Branch President Gerald Henry officiating. Interment to follow in the Magrath Cemetery. SPORTS BASKETBALL ~| Team Alberta Wins First Round Alberta Juvenile Basketball Team has been working hard preparing for the Canadian Men’s National Basketball Championships which began Monday. Allen Tollestrup is playing for Team Alberta Juvenile. The six-foot-four Magrath boy has established himself as a force for Alberta. “Right now he’s our best player,” said coach Mike Connolly. “He’s one of our major scorers and he’s doing a good job of making decisions and helping other guys make good decisions on the floor. He’s been our most consistent player by far.” . Alberta bested Newfoundland in opening play on Monday 99-62 for the Canadian Men’s National Basketball Championship Juvenile at the Lethbridge Community College gym. Tuesday evening Team Alberta took on Team Saskatchewan at LCC. Results were not available at time of printing. Tonight Team Alberta plays British Columbia at 8:30 p.m. at LCC. E Playoffs continue on Thursday with games scheduled according to placing. The Bronze Medal Game will take place on Friday afternoon at 3:00 p.m. at LCC and the Gold Medal Game is slated for 8:30 p.m. at LCC. Now Booking Appointments!! Wakeup 'With ^Make-up! Permanent Cosmetics Tina D. Reid cpcr Phone: (403) 758-3930 758-3936 Call for your Free Consultation CLOGGING Krartd New Cioggivvg stixdio * opeiAz-kvg u/v Magrath^ * .September 2002 CANADIAN OCPRKSS - B-egiiAuver, iiAterm-ediate and Advanced Classes^ nov - -^5 minute Lessons l day a. week - ^y-5.00 -for 1 session (12. Lessons) - -for^oi^-cowvpetitioi^ groups - starting middle of September to T>eoem.ber and will c.om.m.ence in Janizary OMt again - Competition in April @ Rexburg - Filled with Fun,jazzy steps and lots of Learning - Falene Wolsey - studio Manager -(nstrizctors: Paige H-izdsonjillene Hudson, cheriess H-KdsoiA § NoelLe Wolsey PLEASE CALL: paigejillene or cheriess @ y-52.-3iy2. or Noelle @ T-sg-3^2 GDLF * * • if*"} I Magrath Curling Club Annual Invitational Wing & String Golf Tournament Saturday, August 3 1:00 p.m. shotgun start $40/person (includes golf, prizes & supper at the Confetti Club) Pre-register at the Pro Shop 758-3054 Pat or Ken 758-6234 Ron or Lindy 758-6521 5 ItìMMEK 4àyìh$4 AT itëM mt WM ‘ - x * .** *<-s > J X - . r k-- / 4I * . ■ •41 i. 1 '77 '-.r* , 4 rz: ■-.-• X I 1 • - . I •<. ,-2 r .,-z7;q. K’ 1 Hl -1210 •'•/ -- -i- ♦ p P* ♦ « • *i ■ • <■> (fanootW&f ©a«« STEELE SHERIDAN RR8-20-18, Lethbridge, Alberta T1J4P4 No Sunday Deliveries Bus: 328-2460 TOWN OF MAGRATH “THE GARDEN CITY” WATER CONSERVATION In our efforts to be responsible with our water usage, we find it necessary to remind users of the Town of Magrath water system of the policy put in place by Council. Although moisture conditions have improved over last year, we must all realize the value of our water resources therefore we have set in place a standard for all users to follow. THIS STANDARD IS EFFECTIVE NOWAND WILL REMAIN UNCHANGED EACH YEAR. We request all users to please adhere to the following: 1. All properties EAST of 1st Street West may water on EVEN numbered calendar days. 2. All properties WEST of 1st Street West may water on ODD numbered calendar days. 3. Please restrict your watering until evening if at all possible. 4. If you have access to irrigation, please use it rather than using the treated water from your household source. 5. NO OPEN HOSES OR PIPES ARE PERMITTED. 6. Please do not water the roads. Thank you for your co-operation. Dated this 17th day of July, 2002 Mayor and Council TOWN OF MAGRATH CLASSIFIED ADS FREE MARKET ******* ❖ LOST - Female Springer Spaniel -brown & white - Call Lance Harker at 758-6477 ❖ FOUND — 1 scooters at the Car Wash. Phone 758-3042. ❖ 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. BUY & SELL : ******* ❖ ? FRESH RASPBERRIES FOR SALE-758-6885. ❖ FOR SALE - Single Garage Door. 9’x T, Stanley embossed steel, fully insulated, all hardware. Like new. $200. Jerry Chatwin 758-3765. AUTOMOTIVE ❖ FOR SALE - 1989 Tracker. $2995.°° Call Joanne @ 758-3631. BUSINESS ******* ❖ HELP WANTED - full & part-time light steady labor. Magrath area. 758-6846 (leave message) ❖ DR. ALAN DUDLEY - Magrath Chiropractic Walk-in Clinic Tuesdays & Thursdays 1-5 p.m_ Located across die street south from the library. 758-3203 ❖ DEEP SOUTH CLOGGERS are starting to take fell registration. Beginning & 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 me whenever you’re ready at 758-6664. i ❖ TOO MANY KEYS IN YOUR POCKET? Key the front door, back door, garage door - even Grandma’s house the same. One Key. Call Canadian Security ¡Systems at 758-3945. REALESTATE ******* FOR RENT ❖ HOUSES FOR RENT Two bedrooms with single garage. 15 W. 1” Ave. S. Three bedrooms with ¡angle garage. 66 W. Harker Ave. Two bedrooms next to Health Unit 125 W. Civic Ave. Cah Carter Rentals 758-3510 ❖ 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 Fully air conditioned office suite. 4 S. 1st St W. Large commercial space at 33 S. 1" St W. - 2 separate bays. Call Carter Rentals 758-3510 FOR SALE ❖ 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 the Pot Hole. 758-3200.EfflPlOYfllEÎIT OPPORTUNITIES 7 CAREER OPPORTUNITY Cardston County Are you a team player? The Cardston County is accepting applications for the position of Tax Clerk. This is a full time permanent position. This person will be responsible for, but not limited to: 1. Preparation and upkeep of the tax roll 2. Work with the Assessor in preparation of the assessment roll 3. Prepare annual Tax Notices 4. Tax certificates 5. Proficiency in typing would be a definite asset 6. A working knowledge of computers a necessity 7. Other duties as required by Management Resumes with expected salary range will be accepted until 4:00 p.m., Thursday, August 8, 2002. Please submit resumes to: Bryan D. Phillips County Administrator Cardston County Box 580 Cardston, Alberta TOK 0K0 Phone: (403) 653-4977 Email: crffice@cardstoncounty.com Trevor Panczak Update On August 3 at 7:00 pan. at the Majestic Valley Arena on Highway 93 between Whitefish and Kalispel, Montana Trevor will be representing the Great Falls area in the Colgate Country Showdown National Singing Competition. Trevor competed in Great Falls in April and won over 15 other area contestants. The winner will advance to a regional final to be held at a later date. The National Final will take place in January in Nashville, Tennessee for a $100,000 U.S. prize! Trevor appreciates your support! See you on the 3rd of August. Everyone Welcome! Thank You. The Panczak Family ***** « « _ _____ „ Higher S^SlANTMRDS^r HomelifeV7 HomeLife Higher Standards M.L.S. Jim Anderson agent Residential - Farm Acreage ~ Commercial in Magrath and Area Raymond & District Agricultural Society 15 th Annual Fall Fair August 23rd & 24th The Agricultural Buildings Come and take part in the bench show, pancake breakfast, horse show & pet show. 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. 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 (No Charge) - For people interested in getting an evaluation of marketability of your property. Phone: 758-6725 (leave message) 331 -8882 (cellular) JHAGBAIH JV£WS In Our Community. August 2002 Sunday Monday Tuesday * Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 28 29 Co-ed Slo-pitch 6:30 Mobile Denturist 6:00 30 No-Cost Clothing Exchange 31 Co-ed Slo-pitch 6:30 No-Cost Clothing Exchange 1 2 3 . National Basketball Championships 4 5 6 7 NO MAGRATH NEWS 8 9 10 // /2 Mobile De.nturist 6:00 13 14 NO MAGRATH NEWS 15 16 17 LIBRARY NEWS The summer reading program “Sailing the 7 Seas” activity part of the program is finished for this year. It was a success and fun was had by all! The reading part of the program goes until August 9th so keep on with your reading and make your entries for the slurpee draw, the movie draw and the internet draw. If you are looking for a cool place come into the library and look at our many books, books tape, magazines and videos. Grab a book or magazine and curl up in a chair in our magaz section and enjoy the cool. Adult Fiction The Whisper of Evil by Kay Hooper Night Moves by Janelie Taylor Compulsion by Keith Ablow The Martians by Kim Stanley Robinson Wicked Forest by V.C. Andrews Videos The Truman Show That Thing You Do Adult Non-Fiction Choice Menus Presents Meal Planning with Recipes for One or Two People Juvenile Making Memories by Janette Oke Because I Love You by Max Lucado “The Perfect Summer” Mary Kate & Ashley Sweet 16 by Kieran Scott “Wishes and Dreams” Mary Kate & Ashley Sweet 16 by Kathy Clark The Blue Lotus Adventures of Tintin 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 REMEMBER TO CALL TAI Heating, Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and Appliance Service Gas and Electrical Service and Trenching 752-3866 TAI HANCOCK - MGR. ■ ELEMENTARY SCHOOL VOUCHERS Don’t forget that the vouchers for the Trading Co. and IGA are available all summer by calling Juli Miller @ 758-6248, Carol Tidmarsh @ 758-3819 or Carol Raasch @ 758-3750. I Magrath Trading Company GROCERY SPECIALS “From Our Family To Yours. Dairy Delights and Frozen Favorites! Value Priced Ice Cream-select varieties 4 litre $3.98 Kraft Cracker Barrel Cheddar Cheese or mozzarella-select varieties 750 g $7.98 Kraft Cracker Barrel Old Cheddar-select varieties 750 g $8.98 Good Humor Revello, Creamsicle or Fudgesicle, frozen 12 pack $3.98 Good Humor Assorted Popsicles, frozen 12 pack $2.98 Kraft Cheez Whiz or Single Slices-select varieties 1 kg $6.98 Kraft Philadelphia Dip - select varieties 227 g 2 for $5.00 Dairyland Classic Vanilla Yogurt-select varieties 175 g .88 Dairyland Sour Cream-select varieties 500 ml $1.98 Dairyland Chocolate Milk 1 litre $1.68 Becel Margarine-select varieties 907 g $3.98 Minute Maid Orange Juice, frozen-select varieties 355 ml .98 Niagara Lemonade, frozen - select varieties 355 ml 3 for $1.98 Kraft Delissio Pizza, frozen-select varieties ___________________________ 801-953 g $7.98 Groceries. Folger’s Coffee 1 kg $4.98 General Mills Cereal - Oatmeal Crisp, CheeriOS - select varieties 450-575 g 2 for $6.98 Post Cereal - Sugar Crisp, Alpha-Bits, Honeycomb, Shreddies - select varieties 400-620 g 2 for $5.98 Quaker Granola Bars or Dipps - select varieties 187-225 g $2.2810 More Groceries. . Western Family Pickles-select varieties 1 litre 2 for $4.00 Western Family Beans or Red Kidney Beans - select varieties 398 ml 5 for $3.00 Heinz Tomato Ketchup - squeeze 1 litre $2.98 Western Family Relish-select varieties 375 ml 4 for $5.00 Kraft BarBQ_Sauce-select varieties 455 ml $1.78 Chef Boyardee Dinners-select varieties 212-425 g 3 for $3.00 Campbell’s Variety Soup - select varieties 284 ml 3 for $3.00 Green Giant Vegetables - select varieties 398 ml .88 Kraft Pasta - select varieties 156-200 g $1.18 Minute Maid, Bibo or Five Alive-select varieties 10 pack $3.48 Western Family Marshmallows - regular or mini 400 g 2 for $3.00 Pepsi, 7-Up, Coke, Sprite or Flavors-select varieties 12 x 355 ml 2 for $8.00 Snappie Iced Tea or blends-select varieties 473 ml 3 for $3.00 McCain Fruit Punch-select varieties 1 litre 3 for $3.00 Pringles Potato Chips-select varieties 145-170 g 2 for $4.00 Lays Potato Chips-select varieties 255-270 g 3 for $4.98 Old Dutch Restaurante Tortilla Chips or Salsa-select varieties 320-360 g, 473 ml $2.28 DoritOS Or FritOS-select varieties . 300-370 g 2 for $5.00 Mott’S CiamatO Juice - regular or extra-spicy 1.89 litre $2.98 Labatt Nordic Low Alcohol Beer 12 pack $6.98 Betty Crocker Frosting - select varieties 360-450 g 2 for $4.00 Betty Crocker SuperMoist Cake Mix-select varieties 510 g 2 for $3.00 Christie Snack Crackers - select varieties 185-300 g 2 for $5.00 Orville Redenbacher Popcorn - select varieties 250-297 g $2.48 Western Family String Water 4 litre $1.48 Pet Pleasers! Fijeld ‘n Farm Dog Food 18 kg $16.98 Fancy Feast Cat Food - select varieties 85 g 5 for $3.0011 liarket Fresh Produce! Whole Watermelon - u.s. grown .97/kg 2 lbs. for .88 Long English Cucumbers - Canadian grown, Canada #1 .98 each Fresh Cantaloupe - u.s. grown, #i grade $ 1.06/kg .48/lb Fresh Express Romaine Garden Salad - product of u.sa. 12 oz. Pkg. $2.48 White Mushrooms-Canadiangrown $5.47Ag $2.48/lb Fresh Strawberries - California grown, #i grade 1lb. Clamshell $2.48 Fresh Nectarines - California grown $2. l6Ag .98/lb Meat Manager’s Pick of the Week? Bulk Wieners-regular or barbecue $2.l6Ag ,98/lb Rib Eye Grilling Steak-value pack $17.59Ag $7.98/lb Pork Half Loins - tenderloin or rib end , $5.47Ag $2.48/lb Countiy Fair Burgers-chicken or turkey ? 1 kg $1.98 each Western Family Beef Burgers, frozen ■ 1 $5.98 Mitchell’s Smokies-select varieties 450 g $4.98 Olympic Regular Wieners 450 g $2.98 Olympic Sausage Sticks - select varieties 500 g $3.28 Olympic Bologna Chunks-select varieties 750 g $3.98 Olympic Garlic Coil 750 g $4.98 Olympic Bacon-select varieties 500 g $4.48 Western Family Beef Wieners 450 g 2 for $5.00 Household Goods. Sunlight Laundry Detergent-select varieties 24-37 uses $7.98 6 Kingsford Charcoal Briouets 20 lbs. $9.98 Purex Bathroom Tissue 12 roll double or -24 roll regular $7.98 Dawn or Ivoiy Dishwashing Liouid-select varieties 625-740 ml 2 for $5.00. Sunlight Dishwasher Detergent -50% phosphate free 1-8 kg $3.48 Pears Hair Care-select varieties 300 ml $1.98 Kodak Film - 35 mm, 200-400 asa 24 exposure $5.9812® Home hardware “Home of the Handyman” July 31,2002 7 pc. Cooler Combo , includes a 28 litre cooler, 12 can cooler bag, 1.4 litre jug and 4 tumblers Reg. $39.99 Sale $29.97 Raid Bug Killer House & Garden, Ant, Roach & Earwig or Flying Insect Spray. AUfor $4.88 each Latex Primer Sealer Undercoat Reg. $9.49 Sale Price $7.97 I Semi-transparent Oil Stain Reg. $25.99 Sale Price $19.97 Protec Extra Engine Oil 4 litre 10W30 - $6.96 5W30 - $7.36 Flourescent 48” Tubes 34 watt, cool white Reg. $1.69 $1.49 6” Force Cup with anti-splash lip Reg. $5.99 Sale $4.00 Satan Quick Covers small, medium or large Reg. $3.99 Sale $2.97 Anti-freeze Coolant Year around cooling system protection 4 litre Reg. $8.99 Sale $7.47 Replacement Brita Filters for your Brita Water Pitcher Reg. $6.99 Sale Price $4.97 Low Expansion Foam Insulation Seals around windows, doors, etc. to prevent drafts and energy loss. Re®. $ 15.99 Sale $12.97 Travel Dish for your pet. Food and Water dish with snap on lid. Reg. $14.99 Sale $10.97 Home hardware Phone: 758-3065 Come in and check out all our Camping Supplies Home hardware Phone: 758-3065
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