| 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 30 cents Wednesday February 21,1996 School Sports News Zeniths lost to Kate Andrews 75-63, Andy Beres scored 22 pts, Jeff Zobell 15 pts. The Eagles beat Kate Andrews 102-54, with Chad Harris & Jason Wood scoring 25 points, each. Pandas hosted Winston Churchill High on Thurs & won 76-36, Patti Balderson scored 19 pts, Meghann Dahl & Kristyn Tanner each scored 15 pts. The Cubs(J.V. team) won 57-43 with Aleesa Nelson scoring 11 pts, Diane Smith and Tasha Henry each scored 10 pts. Gr. 9 boys beat Hill Spring 103-75, top scorers were Darren Balderson 21, Jon Toone 16, David Bennett 14, J.D. Clark & Chad Peterson 12 points each and Matt Alston 10 pts. Magrath lost to Cardston 60-33 and the top scorer that game was Braedan Balderson. Up and coming Events for the School: February 21 Zeniths host CCHS. February 23 Zeniths host Myers. February 24 Zeniths host WCHS. February 28 Pandas will be at LCI. FEBRUARY 22 - 23 NO SCHOOL THIS IS TEACHERS’ CONVENTION DON'T FORGET THAT ON MARCH 2, 1996 THE MAGRATH SCHOOL IS TO HOST THE PROVINCIAL CHEERLEADING COMPETITION. THE COMPETITION WILL START AT 1:30 IN THE KARREN GYM. AWARDS AND PRESENTATIONS WILL BE AT 3:30 P.M. ADMISSION FEES: $3.00/ ADULT $2.00 JUNIOR OR SENIOR STUDENTS $1.00 FOR ELEMENTARY STUDENTS. * k A * A NEWS RELEASE from the office of Southern Alberta Society for the Handicapped The Southern Alberta Society for the Handicapped is the recipient of Community Facility Enhancement Project funding in the , amount of $16,336. The cheque was received by the Society earlier this week. The Society, known as SASH is planning, to i. undertake an addition/renovation project this spring, with a total project budget of $76,336. The balance of funds required for the project has been raised by SASH, with the assistance of local volunteers, through bingos and casinos during the past 3-4 years. The Society would like to acknowledge its many volunteers and also Jack Ady, all of whom were instrumental in making this project possible. Jc st k k k New Books at the Library "Exes" by Dan Greenburg, "Leaves of Fortune" by Linda Barlow, "Postwatch: the Redemption of Christopher Columbus" "Mount Dragon" by Douglas Preston, "The Poet" by Michael Connelly, "That Camden Summer" by LaVyrle Spencer,Four Janette Oke Books:"Julia's Last Hope", "Roses for Mama", "The Calling of Emily Evans", "The Bluebird and the Sparrow"; "The Scarlet Letter" by Nathaniel Hawthorne, "The Sea Wolf' by Jack London, "The Dig" by Alan Dean Foster, "Death of the Tsar" by Robert Marcum, "House of Smoke" by J.F. Freedman, "Eyes of a Child" by Richard North Patterson, "Facts about Canada, its Provinces and Territories 1995", "Confessions of an Organized Homemaker", "How Could you do that?!"- the abdication of character, courage and conscience, by Dr. Laura Schlessinger, "Love at Home" starring Grandpa: by George D.Durrant and "Being a Terrific Teen in Trouble Times" by Allan K. Burgess. ****** We are now on line for circulation. Please bring the Magrath and Lethbridge Library cards for each one in your family when you come the first time. We will be putting bar codes on your Magrath cards which can be used at Lethbridge or any other Chinook Arch Library now. We will be collecting the Lethbridge cards to return to their Library. Please be patient with the Staff as it will take a bit of time your first visit, to update your information and carry out this procedure. After that, circulation procedures should go quickly and efficiently. We are excited and looking forward to seeing you soon. • ****** "WORDS OF WISDOM" "A small town is a place where there's no place to go where you shouldn't". ****** Is there a chiropractor in the house?Tri the mid-1700s,i 6"thigh heels were all the rage. To accommodate the trend, however, women had to acquire a semicrouching stance! More than half of us—59 percent— believe there’s just one ingredient needed for success: old-fashioned elbow grease. BINGO - BINGO - BINGO All members of the community are welcome to play Bingo at the Seniors' Centre every second Thursday. Next Bingo Feb. 29th, 1996 ' ****** A fund has been set up at the Bank of Montreal for Steve Gruninger. He lost everything when lire destroyed his home in the Trailer court on February 1st. The Bank will also accept any donations of clothing, furniture, household items, towels, sheets, personal items and anything else you can think ok J.—t p * 4? * < * 5 < fHICKS COLLEGE [ t SHOWTIME COMPANY B Sponsored by R.H.S. Show Choir \ ft Tues. March 5 7:30 ft ■ Raymond Cultural Hall H B Tickets:$15/ family | it $4/person or $2.50each . - If for groups of 10 or more Jf H May be purchased from any • jg* C choir member or at the door. H Phone 752-3209 or .; > 752-4074 < "For your j birthday, i'r letting you buy me Secret catalog.” MAGRATH AM) DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Would like to announce that the Annual General Meeting will be held Wednesday, March 6 at 7:30 p.m. at the ice arena. We would like to have everyone who has children in the hockey program in Magrath to attend this meeting. ****** NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING TAKE NOTICE that the annual meeting of the water users of the Magrath Irrigation District will be held at the Magrath Irrigation District office, two miles West of Magrath on Highway 5 on the 13th day of March 1996, at 2 p.m. for the purpose of presenting the year-end reports of the Chairman, the Manager and the Auditor of the Board, and any other business of the District. K. Dean Anderson Chairman. MAGRATH HOSPITAL AUXILIARY will meet Thursday March 7th, 2 p.m. at the Hospital. The guest speaker will be Mrs. June Hepple President of the Southern Region. We ask that all members try to be present for this important meeting. Chocolate One-Bowl Brownies 3/4 cup margarine 4 squares unsweetened chocolate 3 eggs 2 cups sugar 1 cup all purpose flour 1 tsp vanilla 1 cup chopped nuts (optional) Melt chocolate & margarine until all melted Stir in sugar. Add eggs & vanilla,stir in flour & nuts. Spread in a greased 13x9" pan. Bake at 350 for 35 min. : ■ O 2*3 •; 'z. : - bwl FOR RENT CARRIAGE HOUSE THEA IRE -Presents- "THE JUROR" showing at 8 p.m. Feb.19 thru Feb. 22 ■ . •' . : ■■ -a- Starting February 23 "MR HOLLAND’S OP GARDEN CITY REALTY 7586060 2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH BASEMENT SUITE 3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH. MAIN FLOOR SUITE CLOSE TO ALL DOWN TOWN AMENITIES. 1 BEDROOM SUITE ON MAIN STREET. VERY REASONABLE RENT 2 BEDROOM HOME WITH GARAGE. COMPLETELY RENOVATED ON 1 AVE. S 2 BEDROOM HOME ON CIVIC AVE. VERY PRIVATE, EXCELLENT CONDITION TO VIEW CALL 758-6060 MAGRATH FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY The Friends of the Library have received donations from Kay & Shirley Neilson in memory of Emerson Blumell and Lloyd Meldrum, Norm & Melva Christensen in memory of Tess Gruninger & Lloyd Meldrum, Bert & Pearldene Jensen in memory of Tess Gruninger, Pat Chipman in memory of Dorothy Chipman & Cecelia Foote. Many friends who worked with Dorothy Chipman at the Magrath Hospital have donated in her memory: Gerald Leishman, Barbara Brandt, Marion IN LOVING MEMORY John C. "Jack” Moore Jack passed away on Tuesday February 13, 1996 at the age of 90 years. , Besides his wife Lorraine, of 58 years, Jack leaves to mourn his sons: Bill of Sechelt, B.C. and Bob (Pauline) of Wagga Wagga, Australia, a daughter, Phyllis (Karl) Debertin of Tacoma, Washington. He also leaves to mourn his brother Herb Moore of Kingston, Ontario. He was predeceased by three sisters and one son Terry. Bourne, Dorothy(Floyd) Bennett, Grace Toomer, Dorothy(Kay) Bennett, Francis Blumel, Georgina Fyfe, Mitsi Takahashi, Yvonne Verbitsky, Sarah Hoare, Debbie Henry, Katie Niznickowski, Jackie Bly, Joyce Thomson, Joyce Hillmer, Ruth Ambrosi, Leida Bullock, Shirley Godionton, Maxine Hufnagel, Lorelie Gurney, Lilly Paul, Rose Groenhof, Karen Goruk, Bertha Bennett, Bert Gibb. A big THANK YOU to everyone. * * A A A A A A A A A A 5 In Your Town gg MOBILE Denture Clinic i f W ÂW HOUÜiï-wramm k WWW ) ■ • “ , '• *■ ••• . George - TorreJUba ’ . j LbentuÄrt-: g, ' _• ’ ■ ® Complete denture service • Soft Liners & stabilizing wings for problem, sore lowers ' Diamond Willow Lodge Feb 26. 1996, 6 pm 327-2 4 21 WE f HP THE BABI 0NI0N5- E & R CONSTRUCTION TIME TO MAKE A CHANGE IN YOUR LIFE *RENOVATIONS *FIREPLACES, STOVES, *CH1MNEY SWEEPS ^INTERIORS OR EXTERIORS *NEW CONSTRUCTION ry CALL FOR ALL YOUR i f BUILDING AND ^RENOVATION NEEDS *FREE ESTIMATES * COMPETITIVE RATES PHONE ED @ 758-3789 ROB @ 758-6826 My husband collects music boxes, so for his birthday last T year I went to a specialty shop with a wide selection to pick him up a special one. I finally found a beautiful box that played a tune he loves. I was ready to buy when I decided the gift would look even better if the box were red. Sure enough, they had one in the back, so the clerk went and got it and wrapped it for me. On his birthday, I handed him his gift. He was thrilled with the music box until he opened the lid only to hear the tinkling, unmistakable strains of “The Old Gray Mare.” I spent the rest of the evening assuring him he wasn’t over the hill! —N.M., Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada Popcorn- pops when the moisture inside it gets hot and explodes. So if you think your kernels are duds, soak them in warm water for half an hour and try again. The average person spends about six years of her life eating! Teacher's convention february 22-23 Some 1,500 teachers are expected to take part in this two day convention. The convention is offering more than 95 sessions and will be held at Lethbridge Community College. Some of the topics will be dealing with curriculum, teaching practices and changes in education. There will be classes such as "The Assault on Canada's Schools", "Teachers Make a Difference". Speakers will address current issues and changes in education, including student & provincial assessments, surfing the net, classroom-based programs, individual learning styles, legal issues, teacher roles, problem solving & technology in educations. The public is invited to attend the convention at no charge. Ron Devitt(Leth bridge Herald) ** **** 4 >■> Ri !! Call for help !! IDELIA - 380-7864 cell LESLIE - 327-4481 office 1 free carpet shampoo SALES AND SERVICE. Mon-Tues-Wed each week. ^nnounc//j PRAIA master Drain Master usance (Magrath; Now Haridjes Eme Medical Travel Insi V Contact U$ Fön Fürther Information. Note! RestrictioryrApply. ;ncy arance. ■i aation. Drain Cleaning Service 24 Hour Emergency Service - Sewer & Drain Cleaning - Line Thawing - Vcauum Truck - Line Jetting - Hot & Cold Pressure Washing Fax: 328-6896 Leroy Schalk Res: 327-7270 Ph: 323,8588 HEADACHES: HOW TO TELL IF ’ THEY SIGNAL DANGER \ Most headaches are not caused by brain tumors, as Maria’s were. But if you have constant headaches, see a doctor, advises neurologist Roger Woods, M.D., of UCLA Medical Center. Dr. Woods suggests keeping a headache diary before your visit, to gather clues as to what triggers them. List: 1. Time headache began. 2. What you ate in the previous 24 hours. 3. What activity you were engaged in. 4. How the pain fett 5. How long it lasted. 6. What made it stop. “This will help your physician determine whether yours is a tension headache, migraine or something more serious," says Dr. Woods.CLASSIFIED ADS DEADLINE: TUESDAY 12 NOON PHONE 758-6377 Less than 30 words—$1.07 Small ad (2.5"X 3.5")-$5.35 1/4 page --- $7.49 1/3 page --- --- $8.56 1/2 page --- $10.70 Full Page—Copy Ready-—$25.00 Full Page—We do --- $37.45 Flyer insertion (your paper) Lost: one small grey & white kitty, very skinny, 6 mos. old, answers to "Ginger". Call 758-3729. ****** DAY CARE If you need someone to take care of your child(ren) when you can't be with them, full time, part time, lunch time, before or after school. Call Lina McLaughlin at 758-3519. M.6 ****** Found: Malamute puppy. Claim at 758-6222. Arlen Bennett. ****** FOR SALE EUROPEAN WILD PIGS CALL 758-6527. F.28 ****** For Sale: 12 x 8 Garden shed. Bult by shop students. Asking $650.00. Contact Boyd Woodruff 758-3366. ****** kids say the cutest things I had gotten a haircut and a perm at the salon and I was feeling really good about myself. I couldn’t wait to get home and bask in the compliments I was sure my husband would shower me with. Unfortunately, it was my three-year- old son who greeted me at the door, and his reaction definitely took the wind out of my sails: “What happened, Mommy? Did a bird do that to you?” —Linda Morris, Oak Forest, Illinois Jeanie's Hair Fashion Professional Haircare at pleasing prices Open hours 9 am - 5 pm Tues, thru Sat. For appointment call 758-3379. ****** DRYWALL Renovating or building?For all your drywall needs. Call Dave McLaughlin 758-3519. M.6 ****** CAKES BY RITA Specialty cakes for Birthdays Anniversaries etc. I also do Wedding Cakes Specializing in Rolled Fondant Icing Call 758-6315 M.13 ****** “I thought I told you never to call me here!” COUNTRY LANE SALON 758-3339 ********** Your Family Hair Care Centre & Tanning Salon CUTS * PERMS * COLORS Seniors Specials at all times Open Monday thru Saturday 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. By Appointment Only ****** For All Your Multi-Pro or Fuller Brush Products Please call the McClung's @ 758-3781. ****** Never press a dirty garment. The heat from the iron may set a stain. Don't put your clothes on while your deodorant’s still wet. Chemicals in the product may cause discoloration if the deodorant leaks onto clothing. Don't let hair spray or perfume touch your garment. Alcohol can leave a faded, "raindrop" effect on many fabrics Never try to rub a stain out of wet silk. Even gentle rubbing can cause the silk fibers to break, creating a permanent light area. Resist the urge to try home remedies. UfflE'ss yb'u know ' exactly what you're doing, you could irreparably damage a dry-c'ean-on!y garment. WOLSEY WORKS HANDYMAN SERVICE Home Renovations, basement finishing. Call Scott at 758-3992. M.l st st st st st A Rick's Portable Welding owner Rick Beres We weld everything from chairs to tractors. Please call me for all your welding needs. "B" Pressure qualified. 758-6427. st st st st st st X-' \y* 5' 0" 101 lb 128 lb 5'1" 106 lb 132 lb 5'2" 108 lb 136 lb 5' 3" 112 lb 141 lb 5' 4" 117 lb 147 lb 5' 5" 120 lb 150 lb 5' 6" 125 lb 156 lb 5' 7" 129 lb 159 lb 5' 8" 132 lb 165 lb 5' 9" 136 lb 169 lb 5'10" 140 lb 174 lb 5'11" 143 lb 179 lb 6'0" 146 lb 183 lb “My husband is losing his memory, but i can’t complain —I’ve had three birthdays ) this year.” MAGRATH KARATE SCHOOL Traditional Karate Gohaku - Tai It teaches discipline, respect & friendship Classes Wed. & Thurs nites from 6:30 - 8 p.m. Lion's Hall For information call 327-4613 or 330-2460 F.21 st st st st st st HOUSE FOR SALE 2,050 sq. ft. + basement 6 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, across from the school Call 758-3994 F.28. st st st st st st EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY WANTED: Individuals with integrity who are interested in natural health care and weight loss. Exceptional quality products, 100% satisfaction guaranteed. No membership fees, door to door selling or inventory required. Call 320-6650 A.24 st st st st st st For Rent: Beautiful new 2 bedroom apartment available. Phone Sandi at 758-3781. st st st st st st HOUSE FOR SALE 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 bath on main floor Revenue income basement. Priced to sell. Call 758-3781 If no answer, PLEASE leave a message. st st st st st st Home Sweep Home CleAMÎMg pg-, 75S-3617 Resi&CMtiAU~--L DArlerte/^iiaw or Commercial Leisel QuiMtoM ï Box 1942 TU 4K5 Ï Lethbridge, Alberta £ i Res/Fax: (403) 758-6339 ’ $29.00 per hour • Agricultural »Commercial * Industrial • Maintenance DALE GREAVES 24 HOUR SERVICE (329-0965) stallations‘Alarm & Security Systems • Cohfuter Syste ■ - . — --- 1 ■ ■ MORE CASE LOT SPECIALS FEBRUARY19 - 24 Sunlight Ultra or Original Detergent 6-12 litre $8.98 Value Priced Bleach case of 6 $8.48 Pillsbury Pizza Pops 12 pack $8.98 Kellogg's Eggo Waffles 48 pack $8.98 Pillsbury Pizza 18 pack $10.98 Minute Maid Orange Juice 6 pack $5.48 Labatt .5 Low Alcohol Beer 12 pack $7.98 Western Family Potato Chips case of 12 $9.98 I asked a retired buddy of mine how much money he had in his bank, and he replied: “I don't know — I haven’t shaken it lately." Perry Weekly Beech Grove For those of us that missed Premier Ralph Klein last Thursday here is a few of the subjects he touched on. He promised to let Albertans decide how the government should re-invest surplus budget money. Klein delivered his standard, and well-known, Alberta Advantage Speech. In this speech he says the government will allow Albertans, through a phone line or mail out to decide how we should spend some of the money saved on reduced debt interest payments. He was applauded when he suggested using the extra money to pay down the debt or provide tax breaks. Klein states the province is in a good position "We can settle down & start to enjoy our renewed home". He defended increases to tuition fees and said controls on education spending were needed to ensure its future. Klein denied rumors of another cut of $100 million to prescription drug programs. But says that amount can be saved by eliminating waste and duplications. (by Delon Shurtz, Lethbridge Herald) A good example of minority rule is when there is a baby in the house, — County Philosopher A+ SNACKS Try some of these simple, between-meal munchies. Keep some on hand. *Air-popped popcorn * Animal Crackers *Bagels with peanut butter & sliced fresh fruit. * Cereal *Chicken or turkey breast slices. *English-muffin pizza with sauce, lowfat cheese and minced veggies *Frozen yogurt. *Fruit cookies (Fig Newtons, etc.) *Fruit or juice (or frozen juice bars) * Graham crackers *Ice milk or sherbet *Lowfat cheese *Skim-milk shakes flavored with fresh fruit. *Pretzels *Skim-milk pudding *Raw vegetables with reduced-calorie dressing *Rice cakes with all fruit jam. *Turkey ham slices. *VaniIla wafers. ^Whole-grain crackers. For your Carpet & Upholstery steam cleaning & general cleaning needs. Call Wayne Bourelle 758-6414MEAT SPECIALS FEBRUARY 19-24 Pork Loin Chops $6.57/kg $2.98/lb Fircrest Corn Dogs 1.5 kg $7.98 L Burns Smokie Dogs 450g $2.48 Burns Ezee Sub Packs 250-375g $3.48 > Burns Ezee Sub Sauce 350 ml $3.48 Sirloin Tip Roast $6.57/kg $2.98/lb Standing Rib Steak $8.77.kg $3.98/lb Magrath Curling Club Ladies Bonspiel Februay 26 - March 3, 1996 $100.00 per rink entry with banquet Call to enter Magrath Curling Club 758-3455 Cathy Hohm at 758-6228 Lindy Oliver at 758-6521 Please join us for fun & prizes. We'll also be having a fund raising auction on Saturday, March 2, 1996 @ 9:00 at the Club. The Annual Magrath Rod & Gun Club Banquet & Trophy Night will be held Feb. 24, at 6:30 pm. in the United Church Hall. The Guest speaker will be Kevin Van Tighem, Eco Systems Management Specialist from Waterton. The cost is $10 per adult, children 12 & under $5.00 Tickets are now available from Johnny Bourne (Magrath Trading Co. Hardware) Tickets will also be available at the door, but please make an effort to purchase your tickets early as it makes preparations easier. Please support your local Rod & Gun Club. Magrath & District Ag Society Meeting Feb. 21, 7:30 at the Magrath Hockey Arena. * * * * * Magrath Rod & Gun Club Memberships are $20.00 and include: An affiliation with Alberta Fish & Game $100,000 fishing & hunting liability. Access to our shooting range. Issues of "Outdoor Edge" magazine every two months. ****** CONGRATULATIONS Easton, Jacie, Ashylla, Kinzee Chipman are proud to announce the arrival of a new sister to their family. Hallie made her arrival February 16th, 1996, weighing in at 7 lbs. 1 oz. Proud parents are Darrel & Karen Chipman. Grandparents are Doreen Alston of Magrath, Dan & Myrna Chipman of Welling. ****** L.A. Power Systems Ltd. Electrical Service - Residential - Commercial - Farm Wiring - Trenching - Bucket Trucks - Alarm Systems - Fire Alarm Verifications -Telephone Wiring Derrick Passey Office: 328-6767 Res: 752-4005 PRODUCE SPECIALS FEBRUARY 19 - 24 Navel Oranges - Sunkist 8 lbs $3.48 Money's Mushrooms 6 lbs $10.98 Russet Potatoes 10 lbs $2.48 Medium Onions 3 lbs .68 each Cello Carrots 5 lbs $1.98 Cello Red Grapefruit - Sunkist 5 lbs $1.78 SENIORS NEWS: Our Potluck Supper for February will be this Friday, Feb. 23, 1996 at 5 p.m. at the Senior's Centre. After the supper Tom Copps, Audiologist, will attend to give us information about hearing problems. Next Wednesday, February 28th will also be a supper night. *As of January 1st Memberships are due Yearly $10.00 - Lifetime $100 - Cleaning *$B1e0c.ause of our new executive. Bookings for the Senior's Centre should be made through Joe or Lois Czech call them at 758-6308. • Get a rise out of your yeast If you're unsure about how fresh your packet of yeast is, try this test: dissolve the yeast in water according to directions and add a pinch of sugar. If the mixture doesn't foam in 10 seconds, the yeast isn’t fresh and you shouldn’t use it. *Cost is $75.00 - with the kitchen or $50 without the kitchen. SENIORS AEROBICS Aerobics classes are held each Mon & Thurs. at 9 a.m. at the Seniors Centre. Give This is the cold and flu season to protect yourself: *Keep hands away from your face and wash hands them regularly. *Eat right and get enough sleep. *If you get a cold, drink plenty of fluids & take over-the-counter medication to relieve symptons (check with your pharmacist!). Chicken soup really works! *If you get the flu, bed is the best place for you and threat the flu as you would a cold. *If you get a cold try an old remedy, a hot cup of tea with honey soothes a sore throat. *Gargling with salt water will east pain. *If your cold develops into a cough, with a high fever, Get immediate medical attention. consideration to coming if you have not been attending. It will help to keep you fit. SENIORS GAMES NITE Alternate thurs night to the Bingo. Our next games nite will be Thur.Feb. 22th at the Seniors Centre. Magrath Lions Club is looking for new members. If you are prone to sour stomach or ulcers, here are some food-safety steps: *Eat slowly, your system needs time to digest food. * Avoid spicy, fried & fatty foods. They trigger stomach flare-ups. *Drink lots of water, it's good for digestion as it helps move food thru your body. mmiomcwT (UH W OH TOP!! r * 1 I HOME HARDWARE "HOME OF THE HANDY MAN *GOOD NEWS!! SOME THINGS DO GET CHEAPER. OUR NEW SHIPMENT OF CARBONMONOXIDE DETECTORS HAVE GONE DOWN TO ONLY $37.99. *THE WIZARD SMOKE EATER AIR FRESHENER IS NOW ON SALE FOR $1.49, FROM THE REGULAR PRICE OF $1.99. *HOME FIRE PLACE LOGS GET THEM NOW, A 5 LBS LOG FOR JUST $1.69 . *HOW ABOUT A HOME HOLSTER + BIT SET FOR CORDLESS DRILLS, CONTAINS 9 BITS, SAVE $5.00, NOW ON FOR $7.99. *1 LB. LORETTA SALE ON SPECIAL 2 FOR $1.00. ^WINCHESTER LONG-RIFLE HOLLOW POINT 22 SHELLS, CTN OF 500 SHELLS FOR $19.90. *DRINKING JAR MUGS IN BLUE, CLEAR & GREEN ARE ON SALE 3 FOR $5.00: *WE HAVE A NEW CARPET FOAM CLEANER IN STOCK PROSOLVE SPRAY CARPET CLEANER FOIt $6.29. *WE ALSO HAVE BISSEL CARPET CLEANERS. *HAVE YOU BEEN UPSTAIRS LATELY? COME ON UP AND HAVE A LOOK ! WE HAVE BARBECUES, COVER ALLS, SKATES, RUBBER BOOTS AND LOTS MORE. *WE HAD ANOTHER SEED RACK COME IN. GROCERY SPECIALS FEBRUARY 19-24 *IT'S OUR CASE LOT SALE* Western Family Macaroni & Cheese case of 12 $5.98 Aylmer Cream of Mushroom Soup case of 24 $12.98 Western Family Apple Juice case of 12 $10.98 Gold Seal Chunk Light Tuna in Water case of 12 $11.98 Gold Seal Pink Salmon case of 12 $11.98 Sapporo Ichiban Noodles case of 24 $12.98 Aylmer Tomato Soup case of 24 $9.98 Western Family Peanut Butter 1 kg $3.48 Minute Rice 1.4 kg $4.98 Old Dutch Ripple Chips 600g $2.98 Kellogg’s Pop Tarts 24 pk $6.98 Western Family White or Brown Bread flat of 10 $9.98 Western Family Pineapple case of 24 $10.98 Western Family Mushrooms case of 12 $9.98 Aylmer Whole Tomatoes case of 12 $10.98 Splendor Macaroni or Spaghetti 2 kg $3.28 Western Family Canned Pasta case of 12 $9.98 Magic Moments Pudding Cups case of 12 $23.88 Western Family Coffee case of 12 $32.98 Western Family All Purpose Flour 10 kg $4.98 Rogers Sugar 10 kg $8.98 Mainstay Dry Cat Food 8kg $6.98 Value Priced Canned Dog Food case of 12 $7.98 Friskies Canned Cat Food case of 24 $9.98 Value Priced Cat Litter 10 kg $2.98
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