| 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. IM AGR ATH I NEWS Published Weekly since 1932 by The Magrath Trading Company 30 cents Wednesday August 4, 1993 I've really enjoyed these past few months as editor and would like to thank all those that have contributed in any way. I'm pleased to introduce Susan Loose as the new editor and hope that you'll give her all the support that you given me. Thanks again - Wendy Balderson Hi! If you don't know me I'll tell you a little bit about myself. I'm married to Michael Loose who was also raised in Magrath. We have four sons: Jeremy 17, Brad 13, Josh 11, and Adam 6. I graduated from Magrath High in 1977, and worked off and on through these past years in the dental field. I am the daughter of Dan and Arlene Gruninger, sister of Michelle and Ernie Gruninger, and granddaughter of Olive Gruninger. I'm so excited to be given the opportunity to be the editor of the Magrath Store News paper. I’m really going to enjoy working with you, and doing my part contributing to the community by informing everyone of the events happening in and around our community, as well as promoting community spirit and unity that is so wonderful to have in a community like ours. I sincerely invite you to drop by or give me a call about any events that is happening or has happened in our community and surrounding area, no matter how insignificant you may feel it is. Everyone enjoys hearing about it. Weddings, births, visitors, announcements, clubs and church news etc. - there is no charge for any information that is not a money making proposition. Please give me a call at the News Office anytime at 7586377 - I'd love to hear from you. Susan Loose The baseball season is over for the South Chief All Star teams. The Juniors and Triple A's both completed their participation in Prairie Tournaments this past week. The Junior All Stars (13 year olds) lost their last two games to end up at 2 - 3. Magrath players on the team were Greg Henry, Jason Wood, and Michael Heggie. Meanwhile the Triple A All Stars won their first three games - then lost two heartbreaking games to end up at 3 - 2. Although tied for first place in their pool, Fort McMurray was awarded first on the basis of runs for and against. Magrath members of the team were Brooks Blackmer, Ben Wood, Adam Mehew, John Cahoon, Jimmy Balderson, and Dylan Alston. Coaches were Burns Alston, Ross Blackmer, and Tom Cahoon. ATTENTION HOCKEY PLAYERS AND HOCKEY PARENTS: Magrath Minor Hockey Registration will take place August 25, 1993 from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. in the Hockey Arena. Preregistration can be done by phone to Rose Mandel at 758-6540 after 6:00 p.m. 1993-94 registration will be $120.00, this includes pictures. A $10.00 late registration fee will be levied to registrants after August 25th. If trying out for rep teams please still register with Magrath and just let us know what your plans are. ATTENTION HOCKEY COACHES: Applications are now being accepted for the 1993 - 94 hockey season. Applications will be accepted until August 25, 1993. Contact Rose Mandel at 758-6540 after 6:00 p.m. Thank you. COMING EVENTS Dean Passey has been called to serve in the Nevada, Las Vegas mission. His farewell will be held this Sunday, August 8th at 2:45 p.m. in the Magrath 1st Ward (Stake Centre). Ralph and Mary Shipley wish to extend a welcome to everyone at an Open House for Dean on August 8 from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. ******* Brett Wocknitz has been called to the Fort Worth, Texas mission. There will be an Open House for him at his home Saturday, August 14th from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. His mission farewell will be held Sunday, August 15th at 11:00 a.m. in the Magrath 3rd & 4th Ward Chapel (grey building). ******* A community shower for Shandy Card and Vince Robinson will be held Saturday, August 7th from 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. at the Magrath Trading Company Hall, wish them well, welcome. ******* Maria Coleman has been called to serve in the Argentina, Rosario mission. Her farewell will be held Sunday, August 8th at 11:00 a.m. in the Magrath 3rd & 4th Ward Chapel. Everyone is welcome to attend. An Open Come and Everyone House will be held at the home of Reed and Myma Coleman Sunday, August 8th between 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. Everyone Welcome. ******* Clothing costs high? Kids outgrowing clothes before outwearing them? How about trying a USED CLOTHING EXCHANGE? Dropoff boxes available around town or drop off clothes on August 13th from 12:00 - 5:00 p.m. in the Small Gym (cafeteria). On August 14th from 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. you can select or trade clothing items. Ä. <&dry goods spectaculars SUMMER SALE ■:& - ►• t I 9. • •• •'8>o &% Ô xs8 ?<><•• ■•“S' ,C- &/ •• « ALL FABRIC Including Tricot, Brushed Nylon, Nylon Sheer, Prints, Broadcloth etc. 40°/o OFF! ALL BABY QUILT PANELS 50% OFF! ALL LACE 20% OFF! COED RECREATIONAL SOFTBALL SUMMER LEAGUE - 18 years and older. This began July 7th 1 and will continue t throughout the summer on Thursday nights. Phone and register with Laurel Bennett (758-6222). ******* COALHURST MINERS DAYS CRAFT SALE will be held August 21, 1993 from 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. in the Coalhurst Community Centre. For more information or to book a table ($25), please call Ruth at 381-4528. Thanks. ★ GIGANTIC ¥ LIQUIDATION SALE ★ CONTINUES! * * * * * * * *ABSOL UTEL Y ALL * * APPAREL ★ * -Ladies & Children's Wear-and clothing already on sale. Shop early for best selection! ★★★★★★ PRODUCE BUYS ★★★★★★ Cantaloupe .69 lb $1.52 kg Honeydew Melon .69 lb $1.52 kg Blueberries $1.19 each Lettuce .69 lb $1.52 kg Tomatoes .49 lb $1.08 kg Field Cucumbers 2 for .99 Congratulations to Adam and Connie Huber on their 6th Anniversary August 15th and moving here to Magrath plus their new baking business. Their breads and pies are as great as they are. Wayne & Mary Matkin ******* The Southern Region Emergency Services Society is forming a "Rescue Squad" separate from the Fire Department and Ambulance under the direct control of the society. This Squad will be available to other communities when accidents happen. At this time we are looking for individuals who would like to serve the community, are available for extensive training on this equipment, can work closely with others under stressful situations, and can bring other talents (mechanics, carpentry, etc.) to the group. If you are interested contact Judy Hoibak at 7586523. Everyone will be given an interview and consideration. ******* CRAFTY KIDS SESSION I 4-5 year olds Wednesday 10:00 - 11:00 a.m. September 1 - October 20. 6-7 year olds Thursday 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. September 2 - October 21. Quality craft classes taught by former Calgary YMCA instructor. Classes run 8 weeks at a cost of $40.00 per child. For more information and to register call Karen at 758-3397. SENIORS NEWS It is time to start thinking of our annual carnival which will be held in September. We ask all members to have a craft of some kind to donate. Also start collecting things for the fishpond and the "Garage Sale". SENIORS TRAVEL NEWS For all who have signed up for the trip to the Old Man Dam, Bellevue coal mine and supper and entertainment at Olsen's in Waterton - we will be leaving the Centre at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, August 14th. There are a few who have not paid the charge of $30.00 each. Please contact us if you still wish to go as we have a waiting list of people who are anxious to take your place. ******* ST. JOSEPH'S C.W.L. NEWS A special thank you to all who have helped work and donated to our booth for Magrath Days. We have donated $150.00 each to STARS and the Magrath Ambulance because of your generosity. J. Takacs, President St. Joseph's CWL Magrath ***$**** Danny Balderson recently returned home from Phoenix, Arizona where he participated in the B.C.I. Invitational Tournament as a member of the Alberta Junior (Under 19) basketball team. Alberta had a record of 4 - 5 in the 64 team tournament with victories over Eastern Montana, Chicago, Tucson, and El Paso. Danny was the leading scorer in their last two games - the win against Tucson and a loss to San Diego. The Junior team is preparing for the Canada Summer Games in Kamloops August 15 - 21. Cindy Bennett, daughter of Roger Bennett of Glendale, California and granddaughter of LaMar and Bertha Bennett, was offered a four year University scholarship as a fastpitch pitcher. She chose the University of Utah and was very pleased with the choice that she made. She flew to Colorado University for a fastpitch tournament and her team finished fourth out of 53 teams. They flew to Missouri the next day and finished in first place out of twenty teams. In August they go to Florida and will play against 73 teams at the Nationals. Cindy gave a demonstration of her pitching at last summer's July 24th Celebrations. ******* CREATIVE OUTLET WOODWORKING AND CRAFTS MONTHLY WORKSHOP OPEN HOUSE - September 1 & 2 from 2:00 - 6:00 p.m. or by appointment 758-6530. FIRST WORKSHOP - September 23, 1993 at 6:30 p.m. at Jeanine Passey’s «Bam - 126 East Harker Avenue. J&gsL ffro Projects available for the September 23 workshop will be on display during the Open House. You may choose one or more of 5 - 10 different projects to complete at the workshop or on your own. Kits should be ordered and prepaid at the Open House. All supplies are included. There will be a $5.00 shop fee regardless of the amount of projects you complete in the evening. Projects for October's workshop will be on display September 23. For more information call Jeanine Passey at 758-6530. CHINOOK HEALTH UNIT NEWS RELEASE AFTER HOURS BUGS AWAY! Mosquitoes and other insects can be a problem during the summer months. Insect repellent is invaluable in making an otherwise bug-laden, bugswatting outdoor event a relaxed enjoyable one! Insect repellent must, however, be used with care. DEET, the most common chemical in mosquito repellents has, on rare occasions, caused toxic reactions in children. Parents and caregivers need to be aware of this and take precautions to "safely chase the bugs away". Chinook Health Unit recommends that if you use mosquito sprays and lotions: -make sure the DEET concentration of the product is less than 50%. -spray and apply the product lightly to . exposed skin. This will last 4-8 hours. Do not re-apply. -never use repellents on sores, wounds, or irritated skin. -wear long sleeves and pants, -spray clothing rather than skin, -be sure to wash off repellent after coming in from outside. For more information, contact the Chinook Health Unit. by Stasha Donahue Health Promotion Coordinator NOTICE: I need an original picture of the Harker, Head Store (early 1900's) and of the Deseret Agriculture Society Board (about 1905). Also, does anyone have a copy of Dave Elton's 1906 History of Magrath? Please call Doreen Alston at 758-3281. FRIENDS OF THE MAGRATH PUBLIC LIBRARY / MUSEUM FOUNDATION FUND RAISING COMMITTEE g| REMEMBER ft-aail $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$CLASSIFIED ADS DEADLINE: TUESDAY 12 NOON PHONE 758-6377 Less than 30 words—$1.07 1/4 page --- --- $7.49 Full Page—Copy Ready—$25.00 Small ad (2.5"X3.5")-$5.35 1/3 page --- --- $8.56 Full Page—We do --- $37.45 1/2 page --- - —$10.70 Flyer insertion (your paper)$21.40 FOUND: FOUND: Small, brown dog on a country road. To claim call 758-6591. GARAGE SALES: GARAGE SALE: Saturday, August 7th from 8:00 - 3:00 p.m. 85 North 1st Street West. One block north of the Bank of Montreal. WE ARE MOVING The house is for sale and we are moving but there is a whole lot of stuff that isn’t moving with us. Come down to the Lions Hall on Main Street Friday, August 6th from 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. We have kids clothes, toys, and games; ladies clothes, a weight bench, bikes, cupboard doors, and lots of household stuff all priced to sell (it's amazing what you can accumulate in 6 years). I'll also have a table of handcrafted items for sale (is it, too early to shop for Christmas??) We'll see you then. Terry, Brenda, & Krystal Thompson . LOST: LOST: One Air Jordan basketball runner - black and red. Phone 758-6338. LOST: $100 REWARD! - Three rings soldered together - diamond solitare, oval shaped band, & plain gold wedding band. Please phone Pat Williams at 758-3310. ******* LOST: Strayed from south of Bradshaw - two old mares, one bay quarter horse and one sorrel with white blaze and one hind stocking. Phone 7586406. ******* LOST: Green Sierra Design jacket with navy blue fleece lining. Child’s size 14. Please call Erin Dahl at 7583263. ******* LOST: Set of keys on blue key tab. Last seen on Lost & Found shelf at the Stake Centre. Phone 758-6249. ******* LOST: Blue and white 2 gallon water cooler during the Magrath Celebrations. Phone Laurel or Arlen at 758-6222. MERCHANDISE: FOR SALE: Large quantities of alfalfa hay or mixed hay. Green, no rain, round bales. Call 758-3598. ******* TO GIVE AWAY: Cats- would make good farm cats. Adults and some kittens. Call 758-3092. DISCOVERY TOYS can help keep your children's minds active through play. We have educational toys, books, and games for infants, children, and adults! Call Teejay Lybbert for more information 758-6757 ******* FOR SALE: 2.5 - 20 lb Fire Extinguishers through the fire department to raise money for equipment. Firefighters will be going door to door or phone 758-3167 or 758-6804. ******* TO GIVE AWAY: Black and white collie about a year old. Call 758-6527. ******* FOR SALE: Hockey Bag - Bauer Supreme hockey equipment bag, blue and silver in color, used but like new. First $25.00 takes it. Call 758-3733. ******* FOR SALE: One female Border collie pup. 6 months old. Both parents papered. Will get paper for $300.00, $100.00 less without paper. 758-6331. 4:a* a|c jjc 3* # FOR SALE: Men's standard bike. Phone 758-3267. FOR SALE: 17 pre-built 16 ft. rafters. Take them all for $200.00. Call 758-3207.REAL ESTATE: HOUSE FOR RENT: 2 bedroom house with fridge and stove. Phone 758-3418. WANTED TO RENT: Family of four looking for a home to rent for fall. Call Kandi or Cam Jensen at 758-6863. ******* WANTED TO RENT: 3 or 4 bedroom house in Magrath area for September 1, 1993. Call 758-3701 or 653^052 leave a message for Myrna. 4c4c4i4c4c4c4c FOR SALE: Older mobile home - 14 x 64 two bedroom. To be moved. Call 758-3041 after 9:00 p.m. SERVICES: CAKES BY RITA - Will do cakes for almost any occasion. Advance notice greatly appreciated. To order, please phone 758-6315. M.T.M. GARBAGE DISPOSAL Dependable! Reliable! Pick-up every Saturday Only $7.00 per month takes all the worry out of trash disposal. GIVE US A CALL TODAY 758-3463 JUST FOR YOU HAIRSTYLES SUMMER SALE -AH products 10% - 50% off the regular price -Also with every purchase of a product Enter your name to WIN 300 minutes of tanning FREE! ” -From July 19th - August 31st -New Summer hours are Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. ******* FOR ALL YOUR LASER PRINTER NEEDS / labels / flyers / resumes I I type setting for books / Give me a call anytime Bonny 758-6309 ******* Joy Christensen is doing hair on Wednesday and Friday at Sue's On First 128 North 1st West. Call for an appointment 758-6851 or 758-6711 on Wednesday or Friday. MOBILE DENTURE CLINIC George Torre-Alba Denturist will be at the Diamond Willow Terrace Monday, August 9 at 6:00 p.m. Phone 758-3489 or 327-2121 for more information or for an appointment. CARRIAGE HOUSE THEATRE -Presents- "FREE WILLY" Showing through August 5 Nightly at 9:15 p.m. "THE FIRM" Showing August 6-12 Nightly at 9:15 p.m. "SNOW WHITE" Matinees Aug. 6 at 4:00 p.m., Aug. 7 at 1:00 & 3:00 p.m., Aug. 9 at 2:00 & 7:00 p.m., Aug. 10 & 12 at 2:00 p.m. Live Musical Performance "KIDS SHOW WITH TINK & JUDY" Wednesday, Aug. 11 at 2:00 p.m. VEHICLES: FOR SALE: 1993 GMC Extendicab. Call 758-3027. ******* Mr. and Mrs. Brice Gurney from Prince George, B.C. and their three children are visiting the Gurney's this week. 4c 4? 4c 4c 4c 4c 4« CORRECTION: In last week's paper Wally Wayne and Crystal Gurney were listed as 2nd place winners in the motorized novelty section of the Parade, however Tommy and Peter Lee were the actual 2nd place winners, with Wally Wayne and Crystal receiving 3rd Place. CHINOOK HEALTH UNIT NEWS RELEASE "Don't Leave Home Without It!" At last you have accomplished your life-long dream! You have enough money to visit the Taj Mahal. As a little child you discovered a picture in an old album of your grandfather's. He visited there in the early 1930's. Throughout your teen years you read and fantasized how you would one day follow in his footsteps. One month before the long awaited departure day, reality is forced upon you. You realize you need a certificate stating you have been immunized against several diseases before you can enter this foreign country. Firstly, you didn't know that some countries require protection from some diseases. Secondly, you forgot about the dreaded polio, tetanus, and rabies which are long gone in Canada but are still alive and well in several areas of the world. You arrive breathless at the Health Unit just five minutes before closing only to discover the nurse has several things she needs to discuss with you. One little needle just won't do! Who ever heard of Yellow Fever, Typhoid, Japanese Encephalitis? Oh dear! The nurse reminds you that the drinking water in the area may not be safe. You may need to consider brushing your teeth with beer. Oh yes, watch what you eat. Is it safe? Have you considered what you pack in your suitcase (Besides shorts, a sun hat, and sunscreen). Take something for diarrhea, antibiotics, and maybe a kit containing syringes and other paraphernalia for medical treatment. Don't forget your own toilet paper, face cloth, and soap. Last, but not least, remember we live in a small world. That handsome guy may be carrying unwanted baggage - the deadly disease "AIDS". It's better to be safe than sorry - you can't undo a deadly disease. As for the rest of us, who may be planning a trip to the beach or mountains, remember "The Great Summer Cover Up Caper". Screen is keen! Always use a sunscreen of SPF (Sun Protection Factor) 15 or higher. Tees are trendy! When outdoors, "cover up" with protective clothing such as T-shirts, sun hats, and pants. 10 to 3 - not cool! The sun's rays are strongest between 10:00 a.m and 3:00 p.m. Seek out shade. Even on the beach and in the mountains, make sure the water supply is safe. Never drink out of rivers, lakes, springs, or unknown wells. Beaver Fever (Giardia) lives there. Safeguard yourself and your children from Hamburger Disease by making sure your meat is well cooked. Keep your food in coolers. We don't want to spoil your vacation, we want it to be as enjoyable as possible. Remember when you plan your vacation to contact your local Health Unit to get all the scoop for your health needs. Our travel books will help you stay healthy and safe, not only during, but after your vacation! By Dallas Szarko Manager of Family Health Services, Chinook Health Unit |g| RICK’S ' .PORTABLE WELDING OWNER RICK BERES WE WELD EVERYTHING FROM CHAIRS TO TRACTORS PLEASE CALL ME FOR ALL YOUR WELDING NEEDS 758-6427 I ★★★★*★ meatspecials ****** Sirloin Steak $3.99 lb $8.80 kg Outside Round Roast $2.29 lb $5.50 kg Top Round Steak $3.29 lb $7.25 kg Fletcher's Sausage Sticks 500 g $2.99 each Fletcher's Wieners 450 g $1.99 each Mayfair Cooked Ham 375 g $3.19 each Reed and Myrna Coleman would like to offer a heartfelt 'Thank you' to all the members in this community for your support during these times of Weddings and Farewells for our children. As the troops leave the nest we are mindful of how much it means to us to live in a community such as this. Thank you Magrath. ******* MAGRATH SWIMMING POOL AUGUST SCHEDULE MONDAY - FRIDAY: 6:00 - 9:00 a.m. 9:00 - 12:00 a.m. 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. 1:00 2:00 5:00 6:00 8:00 9:00 2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m. Early morning fitness swim Swimming lessons Fitness Swim Handicap Swim Public Swim Rentals Public Swim 13 and older swim Aquafit MAGRATH FIRE DEPARTMENT NEWS RELEASE: FIRE SAFETY CAMPAIGN BARBECUE WITH CARE Barbecuing has become an enjoyable activity during the warmer seasons. But this enjoyment can turn to disaster unless proper safety precautions are taken. In Alberta, during the five year period 1987-1991, there were 465 barbecue (propane, natural gas, charcoal) related fires causing 40 injuries and $3,395,141 in property damages, these fire incidents were the result of carelessness and/or faulty barbecue equipment, follow these safety tips to ensure a safe and enjoyable barbecuing season. 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. 5:00 - 6:00 p.m. 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. SATURDAY: Fitness Swim Public Swim Rentals Public Swim 13 and older swim 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. SUNDAY: Public Swim Gas Barbecues - Follow the manufacturer's instructions when fitting the gas cylinder to the barbecue. Use proper wrenches to tighten connections. Hint: Fittings in propane cylinders have left-hand threads and are tightened by turning in a counterclockwise direction. - If your barbecue connection area has an "o" ring, check it every time you connect the cylinder. Replace missing, cracked or damaged "o" rings. - Check for gas leaks by applying a soapy solution over the connections and hose, and turning on the cylinder valve. Watch for more tips in next weeks paper. Are your bored kids driving you CRAZY! I ieres a Solution: Send them to summer Ken do Karate Camp! by Mein's Martial Arts Its Fun, Its exciting, but don’t tell your lads how good it is for them! What will they learn? Self-confidence, Self-respect & Self-dicipline. What will they do? Karate, Exercises, Games and morel Will they have fun? Absolutely! ALL students will have fun! What will they need? Loose fitting clothes, shoes, and lots of energy. Who can sign up? All boys and girls Five to Twelve years old. (Sorry adults and teens, but you can join an adult Ha cd . Just call 653-1540 for more info.) Where will it be held? We will meet at 1:00p.m. above the Ice Arena. (use south doors) classes will be held outside, weather permitting. When? First Class Wed. Aug 4th. Sign up any Monday or Wednesday. Classes Every Mon. & Wed. 1:00-2:00 p.m. Haye a fun summer, send your child to summer Camp! For more information call 653-1540 JENSEN FRUIT: Now taking orders for delivery next week. Nectarines - $16.00/ 26 lbs, and Freestone canning peaches - $15.50/ 26 lbs. Our next order will include pears - $15.50/ 28 lbs, tomatoes $14.00/ 28 lbs, plums - $15.50/ 30 lbs, cantaloupe, watermelon, and peppers. Please call me with your orders and for more information Kandi Jensen 758-6863. ******* LIBRARY NEWS All children in grades 1-6 are welcome to drop in at the library this Thursday and each Thursday all summer between 1:00 - 2:00 p.m for the special "Green Team.Chib" activities. Each week we will be recycling different items. All Junior High students who register for the Summer Reading Program will be eligible for a daily draw for a free Slurpee from the Blue Cost: only $10.00 /wk or pay for 3 wks and get 1 wk ebeeui Open to all styles and ranks, no experience required Goose Gas Bar and a weekly draw for a free video from The Store. We thank these businesses for their support. It's not too late to register for the SUMMER READING PROGRAM - "Book To The Future" for all children who have completed Grades 1-6. Come to the library every day for fun, games, activities, and prizes, too. Registration will continue all summer until August 26th. Even if you are out of town a lot, you can get your name in the draw when you come in. Drop in for fun and surprises each week before going to Public Swim. Attention all Junior High readers - we are having a separate contest for you this year with prizes and fun. Summer Reading Programs prevent the loss of reading and vocabulary skills that commonly occurs among children over the summer vacation. They are also fun and challenging activities which students will enjoy. We hope that parents will encourage their children to visit the library. ATTENTION JR. HIGH KIDS: Plan to create an "Alien" for display and judging during our summer reading program (androids, mutants, and robots also welcome). Make them any size up to foot high, and use any items and material you want. Bring them to us any time during regular library hours. Enter our weekly prize draw and watch for other projects. All entrants must have a library card. Magrath Public Library ******* A $25 REWARD IS OFFERED FOR THE RETURN OF THE HARDWARE'S ORANGE APPLIANCE MOVER OR TO ANYONE THAT CAN TELL US WHO HAS IT. CONTACT JOHN BOURNE IN THE HARDWARE IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION AS TO WHERE IT MAY BE. THANKS. IN OUR SHOWROOM. WE HAVE WASHERS , DRYERS, STOVES, AND FRIDGES i I I I I I I , « [SEE OUR DISPLAY OF "MAGRATH" SOUVENIER ITEMS HOME HARDWARE LIGHT BULBS 4 PKG. 40-60-100 WATT REG. $1.49 SALE .99 16 OZ. TUBLAR HAMMER REG. $7.99 SALE $5.00 i HOME"HARDWARE PAINT THINNER SALE $2.99 ENERGIZER AA BATTERIES | Ì REG. $2.99 SALE $2.00 RUBBERMAID BROOM AND DUST PAN $3.00 COLEMAN CAMPING FUEL 4 LITRE CAN $5.00 _ ___ _____ _— --- . --- i BLACK AND DECKER CORDLESS WET DRY VAC REG. $49.99 SALE $39.97 GARBAGE CANS RUBBER MAID WHEELS REG. $19.99 SALE $17.77 + GROCERY SPECIALS - AUGUST 2 - 7 ★ ★★ Alpha 2% Cottage Cheese 500 g $1.58 each Lite N Scrumptious Ice Cream 2 liters $3.78 each Beatrice Fruit Bottom Yogurt 175 g 3 for $1.59 Beatrice 2% Cottage Cheese 250 g 2 for $1.59 Beatrice Popsicles 12 pack $2.69 each Good Humour Ice Cream 2 liter $2.29 each McGavins Country Bread 100% Whole Wheat 567 g $1.19 each Bistro French Bread 510 g $1.19 each Kraft BBQ Sauce 455 ml $1.98 each Kraft Peanut Butter 1 kg $3.88 each Kraft Miracle Whip 1 liter $3.58 each Kraft Salad Dressing 500 ml $2.88 each MJB Coffee 300 g $1.88 each Nestle Mini Pudding 4 pack $1.88 each Kool Aid Koolers 3/250 ml .98 each Christie Crispers 225 g $2.28 each Catelli Macaroni or Spaghetti 500 g .98 each Catelli Spaghetti Sauce 398 ml $1.08 each Libby’s Beans 398 ml .78 each Nabisco Shreddies 800 g $3.48 each Ultra Cheer 6 liters $9.48 each Hi-Dri Super Jumbo Towels 2 pack $2.98 each Delsey Bathroom Tissue 12 pack $3.98 each Pears Shampoo or Conditioner 350 ml $2.28 each Kraft Cheese Whiz 1 kg $5.98 each Kraft Cheese Slices 1 kg $6.48 each Kraft Marshmallows 400 g $1.48 each Carnation Hash Browns 1 kg .98 each
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