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sponsors are proud to present the 20th

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a must attend in Cloverdale.

20th Annual Cloverdale Rotary

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5778 176A Street Surrey604-576-2888

www.cloverdalepharmasave.com

THORNE ORGANICS

Pure and clean skin-, hair- and body-care for adults and children

• made without the use of 27 commonly used harsh ingredients

• void of any ingredients containing derivatives of wheat or whey

• made from the fi nest certifi ed organic essential oils, resins and botanicals from renewable resources, selected for their matrix of complex antioxidants, nutrients and enzymes

Many people are becoming more aware of the presence of certain ingredients in their health and beauty aid products because of the possible effects on their health, especially with long-term exposure. We often see claims on beauty aid products such as “All Natural!”, “Organic Ingredients!”, “Paraben-free!”, “No Sulfates!”, “ No Lauryl sulfate!”, etc. Let’s take a quick look at a few of these controversial ingredients.

The term “parabens” (e.g., methyl paraben, eth-ylparaben) refers to a group of chemicals used as a stabilizer to help prolong the shelf-life of beauty prod-ucts. They are used in just about every type of beauty aid product, from eye shadow to foundation to lipstick and lip balm. These compounds are a concern because following absorption through the skin, they may inter-rupt the endocrine (hormone) system in the human body. There is some evidence that they may even have estrogenic effects. They are also commonly found to be the culprit behind allergic reactions.

Sodium benzoate is a commonly used food pre-servative and has also been used in cosmetic products. There have been concerns that a chemical reaction between sodium benzoate and vitamin C (ascorbic acid) can result in the formation of benzene, a known mutagen, carcinogen, teratogen, neurotoxin and al-lergen that has been banned from use in cosmetics in Canada. Most studies investigating the formation of benzene has been done on food products, i.e., ex-posure is through the oral route, but certain cosmetic companies highlight the fact that they do not use so-dium benzoate as they believe the risk of this reaction occurring may exist in cosmetic products as well.

EDTA (ethylenediamine tetraacetic acid) and its salts (e.g., calcium EDTA, diammonium EDTA, disodium EDTA, etc) are chelating agents used in cosmetics, foods, medicines and other household products to pre-vent rancidity, maintain clarity, and protect fragrance compounds. These compounds are harmful to the cell and its genes, but have not been found to be carcino-genic. Oral intake in quantities greater than those typi-cally found in foods has been shown to be teratogenic. Although EDTA salts are not well-absorbed through the skin and thus on its own poses little concern, there is potential for it to bind to and increase the penetration of other compounds into the skin.

DEA/MEA/TEA (di-/mono-/tri-ethanolamine) are compounds used to adjust the pH and as foaming agents in cosmetics & personal care products. They can cause allergic reactions, irritation, and dryness of the hair and skin. As they are absorbed through the skin, there is a hypothetical risk of health effects throughout the body.

PVC (polyvinylchloride) is a commonly used, natu-rally hard plastic often used to make children’s toys & other consumer products. Phthalates are added to PVC to make it soft and malleable, whereas heavy met-als (e.g., lead, cadmium) are added to make PVC more rigid. Exposure to the phthalates and heavy metals may cause liver, kidney and reproductive damage and learning and behavioral defects, respectively.

Sodium Lauryl Sulfates (SLS’s) are widely-used foaming agents found in shampoos, toothpastes, lotions, and cosmetics. SLS’s have been found to cause irritation to the eye and skin, and are common causes of allergic reaction to products that contain these chemicals.

Even the scent or parfum and coloring agents used to make health and beauty products more aesthetically pleasing can be a cause of allergy and irritation, especially with long-term use. In addition to watching what we eat to minimize our exposure to pesti-cides and other chemicals, it is increasingly important to be aware of what we put on our bodies. Seeking products that contain organic components would help minimize exposure to pesticides used in the cultivation of herbs or plants from which essential oils are derived. Keep in mind that just because something is touted to be “natu-ral”, does not mean it is void of pharmacological proper-ties and side effects. For example, the same white willow bark extract that claims to reduce redness in the skin could cause skin irritation in a sensitive person. Make a habit of reading the label including the fi ne prints. Seek out product lines that are manufactured by companies that are known to be reliable and have an established reputation in the naturopathic industry. One such company is Thorne Research. They produce a line of beauty aid products named Thorne Organics that is free of allergens, carcino-gens, and harmful substances. They are so careful that they even avoid the inclusion of even whey and gluten. They do not use synthetic scents, insisting on using natural essen-tial oils in all their scented products. If you’re curious how your health and beauty products compare, take a look at the Environmental Working Group’s “Skin Deep” Cosmetic Database, or consult a reliable health care professional.Christine Cheng is a registered pharmacist with training in natural products. Henry Cheng is a graduate of the University of Lon-don, England and is now Natural Products Consultant in the family owned Pharmasave in downtown Cloverdale.

5622 - 177B St., Cloverdale(604) 576-0640

www.cloverlasercentre.com

We offer Laser Hair Removal, Microdermabrasion, Facial, Threading, Manicure, Pedicure, Waxing, Massage, Chemical Peels,

Makeup, Hair Updo’s, AFA Skin Care Products. Call for Free Consultations • Gift Certifi cates available

FORGET THE RAZORGET THE LASER

New at Clover Laser Centre PRIORI THE ANTI-AGING SKIN CARE AND AFA SKIN CARE

Hand & Feet CareManicure & Pedicure $55 Reg. $70

Facial

Microdermabrasion $65 Reg. $99Peel $45 Reg. $65

Threading

Eyebrow $3 Reg. $5Full Face $10 Reg. $15

Waxing Bikini line $9 Reg.$16Underarm $9 Reg.$15Legs $39 Reg. $49

Laser Hair Removal

Full Face $99 Reg. $140

Underarms $69Reg. $90

Bikini Line $99 Reg. $125

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5718 176 A Street Surrey, BC 604-574-4527Hours: Mon: 9am-1pm, Tue-Fri: 9am-5pm, Sat: 9am-1pm

NEW PATIENTSWELCOME!Eye exams covered by MSP for patients 18 & under.

Michelle, Michelle, Dr. Ashifa Nurani, Dr. Anisa Nurani, Sylvia

• Eye Glasses • Contact Lenses

• Laser and Cataract Co-management• We do Comprehensive Eye Exams

for all ages which includesDigital Retinal Imaging

Unit 305-17750 65A Ave, Surrey • email: [email protected]

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Fills$249

(including new caps)

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with the purchase of a fi ll*1 bottle per household, limited quantities

July 26 2012| highlights | events | messages

For full event details visit cloverdale.bc.ca

Willows 9 VoucherCloverdale Resident Special $15.00

Unlimited daily play

Valid Mon-Fri except holidays.Valid Mon-Fri except holidays.(expires December 31, 2012)(expires December 31, 2012)

Not valid for leagues orNot valid for leagues ortournaments. Cannot betournaments. Cannot becombined with any other offers.combined with any other offers.

7700 - 168 Street, Surrey(604) 576-8224

www.surreygolf.com

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President’s Message Representatives from the Cloverdale and District Chamber

of Commerce and the Cloverdale BIA met yesterday with Jim

Lightbody, Vice President Casino and Community Gaming and Greg

Walker, Manager Public Affairs @ BCLC. This meeting was called

to garner answers on the shocking announcement of the Proposed

South Surrey Casino by Jim Lightbody @ the Surrey Board of Trade

AGM. The board of directors of the Cloverdale and District Chamber

voted unanimously at our last board meeting to support Fraser

Downs as the primary gaming facility in Surrey.

The BCLC has confi rmed that any new facility in Surrey will be the same size as Fraser

Downs and that the revenues at Fraser Downs will not be negatively affected. The benefi ts

to the City of Surrey will be substantial as the total revenue from gaming will more than

double, as Fraser Downs grows and the new facility opens. We do not understand why the

location of the new facility was chosen, as it appears to not meet any of the criteria and is

located very close to existing gaming facilities (within 15 minutes of 3 other facilities).

The BCLC has assured us that Fraser Downs will be both fully supported by them, and

that the new facility will be primarily drawing from non Fraser Downs customers. We

strongly support Fraser Downs both as they currently operate and look to work with them

to expand their operations to maintain their position as Surrey’s primary gaming facility.

Brian Young

President,

Cloverdale and District Chamber of Commerce

JULY 2012 NETWORKING LUNCHEON Cloverdale Chamber of Commerce Proudly Presents:

“BLOW YOUR OWN HORN!”

Back again by popular demand, the best way to network and tell people about your exciting product or service!

DATE: Tuesday, July 10, 2012 PLACE: Fraser Downs Racetrack & Casino – Clubhouse (17755 60th Avenue)

TIME: Networking @ 11:30am LUNCH @ noon COST: $20.00 per person

Please RSVP by Monday noon July 9/12 at

604-574-9802

Please don’t forget to bring a door prize to

showcase your business!

SEPTEMBER 2012 NETWORKING LUNCHEON

Please note: There will be no Cloverdale Chamber August networking Luncheon at Fraser Downs Racetrack and Casino. Have a great summer!

NEXT NETWORKING LUNCHEONSEPTEMBER 11TH, 12:00 - 1:30PM

GUEST SPEAKER:BCLC - Future of Fraser Downs Racetrack and Casino BCLC

Vice-President Jim Lightbody - Casino and Community Gaming

Cloverdale Chamber of Commerce

Please RSVP by Monday, September 10, 2012 at

604-574-9802

®TM Trademarks of AIR MILES International Trading B.V. Used under license byLoyaltyOne Inc., Retail Media Group Inc. And Merry Maids®

“Ask us how you can earnAIRMILES® reward miles”?604-575-5288

CHRISTINE CHENG

Pha

rmac

ist

IMPROVE THE WELL-BEING THAT FLOWS INTO YOUR LIFE BY MAKING IT YOUR DAILY FOCUS. THINK HEALTHY THOUGHTS!

FOCUS ONFOCUS ON Wellness Wellness

5778 176A Street Surrey604-576-2888

www.cloverdalepharmasave.com

THORNE ORGANICS

Pure and clean skin-, hair- and body-care for adults and children

• made without the use of 27 commonly used harsh ingredients

• void of any ingredients containing derivatives of wheat or whey

• made from the fi nest certifi ed organic essential oils, resins and botanicals from renewable resources, selected for their matrix of complex antioxidants, nutrients and enzymes

Many people are becoming more aware of the presence of certain ingredients in their health and beauty aid products because of the possible effects on their health, especially with long-term exposure. We often see claims on beauty aid products such as “All Natural!”, “Organic Ingredients!”, “Paraben-free!”, “No Sulfates!”, “ No Lauryl sulfate!”, etc. Let’s take a quick look at a few of these controversial ingredients.

The term “parabens” (e.g., methyl paraben, eth-ylparaben) refers to a group of chemicals used as a stabilizer to help prolong the shelf-life of beauty prod-ucts. They are used in just about every type of beauty aid product, from eye shadow to foundation to lipstick and lip balm. These compounds are a concern because following absorption through the skin, they may inter-rupt the endocrine (hormone) system in the human body. There is some evidence that they may even have estrogenic effects. They are also commonly found to be the culprit behind allergic reactions.

Sodium benzoate is a commonly used food pre-servative and has also been used in cosmetic products. There have been concerns that a chemical reaction between sodium benzoate and vitamin C (ascorbic acid) can result in the formation of benzene, a known mutagen, carcinogen, teratogen, neurotoxin and al-lergen that has been banned from use in cosmetics in Canada. Most studies investigating the formation of benzene has been done on food products, i.e., ex-posure is through the oral route, but certain cosmetic companies highlight the fact that they do not use so-dium benzoate as they believe the risk of this reaction occurring may exist in cosmetic products as well.

EDTA (ethylenediamine tetraacetic acid) and its salts (e.g., calcium EDTA, diammonium EDTA, disodium EDTA, etc) are chelating agents used in cosmetics, foods, medicines and other household products to pre-vent rancidity, maintain clarity, and protect fragrance compounds. These compounds are harmful to the cell and its genes, but have not been found to be carcino-genic. Oral intake in quantities greater than those typi-cally found in foods has been shown to be teratogenic. Although EDTA salts are not well-absorbed through the skin and thus on its own poses little concern, there is potential for it to bind to and increase the penetration of other compounds into the skin.

DEA/MEA/TEA (di-/mono-/tri-ethanolamine) are compounds used to adjust the pH and as foaming agents in cosmetics & personal care products. They can cause allergic reactions, irritation, and dryness of the hair and skin. As they are absorbed through the skin, there is a hypothetical risk of health effects throughout the body.

PVC (polyvinylchloride) is a commonly used, natu-rally hard plastic often used to make children’s toys & other consumer products. Phthalates are added to PVC to make it soft and malleable, whereas heavy met-als (e.g., lead, cadmium) are added to make PVC more rigid. Exposure to the phthalates and heavy metals may cause liver, kidney and reproductive damage and learning and behavioral defects, respectively.

Sodium Lauryl Sulfates (SLS’s) are widely-used foaming agents found in shampoos, toothpastes, lotions, and cosmetics. SLS’s have been found to cause irritation to the eye and skin, and are common causes of allergic reaction to products that contain these chemicals.

Even the scent or parfum and coloring agents used to make health and beauty products more aesthetically pleasing can be a cause of allergy and irritation, especially with long-term use. In addition to watching what we eat to minimize our exposure to pesti-cides and other chemicals, it is increasingly important to be aware of what we put on our bodies. Seeking products that contain organic components would help minimize exposure to pesticides used in the cultivation of herbs or plants from which essential oils are derived. Keep in mind that just because something is touted to be “natu-ral”, does not mean it is void of pharmacological proper-ties and side effects. For example, the same white willow bark extract that claims to reduce redness in the skin could cause skin irritation in a sensitive person. Make a habit of reading the label including the fi ne prints. Seek out product lines that are manufactured by companies that are known to be reliable and have an established reputation in the naturopathic industry. One such company is Thorne Research. They produce a line of beauty aid products named Thorne Organics that is free of allergens, carcino-gens, and harmful substances. They are so careful that they even avoid the inclusion of even whey and gluten. They do not use synthetic scents, insisting on using natural essen-tial oils in all their scented products. If you’re curious how your health and beauty products compare, take a look at the Environmental Working Group’s “Skin Deep” Cosmetic Database, or consult a reliable health care professional.Christine Cheng is a registered pharmacist with training in natural products. Henry Cheng is a graduate of the University of Lon-don, England and is now Natural Products Consultant in the family owned Pharmasave in downtown Cloverdale.

5622 - 177B St., Cloverdale(604) 576-0640

www.cloverlasercentre.com

We offer Laser Hair Removal, Microdermabrasion, Facial, Threading, Manicure, Pedicure, Waxing, Massage, Chemical Peels,

Makeup, Hair Updo’s, AFA Skin Care Products. Call for Free Consultations • Gift Certifi cates available

FORGET THE RAZORGET THE LASER

New at Clover Laser Centre PRIORI THE ANTI-AGING SKIN CARE AND AFA SKIN CARE

Hand & Feet CareManicure & Pedicure $55 Reg. $70

Facial

Microdermabrasion $65 Reg. $99Peel $45 Reg. $65

Threading

Eyebrow $3 Reg. $5Full Face $10 Reg. $15

Waxing Bikini line $9 Reg.$16Underarm $9 Reg.$15Legs $39 Reg. $49

Laser Hair Removal

Full Face $99 Reg. $140

Underarms $69Reg. $90

Bikini Line $99 Reg. $125

Chin $35 Reg. $50MENTION THIS AD

Naked Natural BeautyNaked Natural Beauty

5718 176 A Street Surrey, BC 604-574-4527Hours: Mon: 9am-1pm, Tue-Fri: 9am-5pm, Sat: 9am-1pm

NEW PATIENTSWELCOME!Eye exams covered by MSP for patients 18 & under.

Michelle, Michelle, Dr. Ashifa Nurani, Dr. Anisa Nurani, Sylvia

• Eye Glasses • Contact Lenses

• Laser and Cataract Co-management• We do Comprehensive Eye Exams

for all ages which includesDigital Retinal Imaging

Unit 305-17750 65A Ave, Surrey • email: [email protected]

www.aquaibiza.com

Aqua Ibiza

We Deliver tohomes & businesses!

778-571-1008778-571-1008Purified WaterPurified Water

Fills$249

(including new caps)

1 FREE 5 Gallon Bottle*

with the purchase of a fi ll*1 bottle per household, limited quantities

July 26 2012| highlights | events | messages

For full event details visit cloverdale.bc.ca

Willows 9 VoucherCloverdale Resident Special $15.00

Unlimited daily play

Valid Mon-Fri except holidays.Valid Mon-Fri except holidays.(expires December 31, 2012)(expires December 31, 2012)

Not valid for leagues orNot valid for leagues ortournaments. Cannot betournaments. Cannot becombined with any other offers.combined with any other offers.

7700 - 168 Street, Surrey(604) 576-8224

www.surreygolf.com

and ucts and n to esti-nt to ucts mize erbs p in atu-per-llow ould abit out

t are tion orne uctss

cino--theeyy y ddo senn-hoow k aat

mettic al..turral Loon-

amily

s AAquaAAq IIbbiizaza illill

| highlights | events | messages| hi hli ht | t || highlights | events | messages| hi hli ht | t || hi hli ht | t |

For full event details visit cloverdal

Willows 9 VoucheCl d l R id t S i l $15 0

President’s Message Representatives from the Cloverdale and District Chamber

of Commerce and the Cloverdale BIA met yesterday with Jim

Lightbody, Vice President Casino and Community Gaming and Greg

Walker, Manager Public Affairs @ BCLC. This meeting was called

to garner answers on the shocking announcement of the Proposed

South Surrey Casino by Jim Lightbody @ the Surrey Board of Trade

AGM. The board of directors of the Cloverdale and District Chamber

voted unanimously at our last board meeting to support Fraser

Downs as the primary gaming facility in Surrey.

The BCLC has confi rmed that any new facility in Surrey will be the same size as Fraser

Downs and that the revenues at Fraser Downs will not be negatively affected. The benefi ts

to the City of Surrey will be substantial as the total revenue from gaming will more than

double, as Fraser Downs grows and the new facility opens. We do not understand why the

location of the new facility was chosen, as it appears to not meet any of the criteria and is

located very close to existing gaming facilities (within 15 minutes of 3 other facilities).

The BCLC has assured us that Fraser Downs will be both fully supported by them, and

that the new facility will be primarily drawing from non Fraser Downs customers. We

strongly support Fraser Downs both as they currently operate and look to work with them

to expand their operations to maintain their position as Surrey’s primary gaming facility.

Brian Young

President,

Cloverdale and District Chamber of Commerce

JULY 2012 NETWORKING LUNCHEON Cloverdale Chamber of Commerce Proudly Presents:

“BLOW YOUR OWN HORN!”

Back again by popular demand, the best way to network and tell people about your exciting product or service!

DATE: Tuesday, July 10, 2012 PLACE: Fraser Downs Racetrack & Casino – Clubhouse (17755 60th Avenue)

TIME: Networking @ 11:30am LUNCH @ noon COST: $20.00 per person

Please RSVP by Monday noon July 9/12 at

604-574-9802

Please don’t forget to bring a door prize to

showcase your business!

SEPTEMBER 2012 NETWORKING LUNCHEON

Please note: There will be no Cloverdale Chamber August networking Luncheon at Fraser Downs Racetrack and Casino. Have a great summer!

NEXT NETWORKING LUNCHEONSEPTEMBER 11TH, 12:00 - 1:30PM

GUEST SPEAKER:BCLC - Future of Fraser Downs Racetrack and Casino BCLC

Vice-President Jim Lightbody - Casino and Community Gaming

Cloverdale Chamber of Commerce

Please RSVP by Monday, September 10, 2012 at

604-574-9802

®TM Trademarks of AIR MILES International Trading B.V. Used under license byLoyaltyOne Inc., Retail Media Group Inc. And Merry Maids®

“Ask us how you can earnAIRMILES® reward miles”?604-575-5288

CHRISTINE CHENG

Pha

rmac

ist

“You Drink

We Drive”

6:00pm - 1:00am

Pick up &

Drop off,

just call

604-574-5512

604-574-55126pm-1am Friday Saturday6pm-1am Friday SaturdayCOMPLIMENTARY SHUTTLE SERVICE CALL:COMPLIMENTARY SHUTTLE SERVICE CALL:

2f 1forfor


equal or lesser value FREE!

lunch orordinner

Expires Aug 31 2012 (Dine in only) - VALUE UP TO $13Please present coupon to server before meal

Not to be combined with any other coupon •Valid anytime•No cash value

PATIO OPEN!

BOOKING PARTIES?Groups up to 150 B-Day, Retirement,

Summer fun Call for Reservations

FUNDRAISER CENTRAL!LET’S WORK TOGETHER

FOR THE BEST FUNDRAISER EVER

GET YOUR BLUES ON SATURDAY NIGHT AUG 3!GET YOUR BLUES ON SATURDAY NIGHT AUG 3!DRINK SPECIALS ALL NIGHT LONG!DRINK SPECIALS ALL NIGHT LONG!

good heat, good tunes and a rockin’ night PARTY WITH US, AND WE’LL GET YOU HOME SAFE

RUSTY’S Neighbourhood Pub101-17770 Hwy 10, Cloverdale

2f 1forfor


equal or lesser value FREE!lunch ordinner

4 DAYS ONLY Aug 3-6, 2012 (Dine in only) - VALUE UP TO $13 Please present coupon to server before mealNot to be combined with any other coupon •Valid anytime•No cash value

The Cloverdale


The Cloverdale


GET INVOLVED… SPONSOR… GOLF…ATAT THTHEE BEBESTST TTOUOURNRNAMAMENENTT ININ T THEHE F FRARASESERYRY V VALALLELEYYTT

&&&

20th Annual Cloverdale Rotary& Chamber Charity Golf Tournament

THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 2012

GET INVOLVED ... SPONSOR ... GOLF...AT THE BEST TOURNAMENT IN THE FRASER VALLEY

The organizers, along with our

sponsors are proud to present the 20th

Annual Charity Golf Tournament. The Tournament has raised over

$160,000 for local projects and is

a must attend in Cloverdale.





Office: Fax:





Office: Fax:

Gold ($1,250) & Hole Sponsors($1,000) Available

Be a Player - $250** Includes: Golf, Buffet Dinner, Callaway Sunglasses & Prizes

for more info on sponsorship opportunities contact:Nicole Minions - Email: [email protected] ce 604-574-2964 (225) Fax 604-574-2967


Owned and operated by the Cloverdale Senior Citizens Housing Society

Call 778-373-0299 today for details about our all-inclusive rates or to book your personal tour.today for details about our all-inclusive rates or to book your personal tour.

Retirement ResidenceRetirement Residence

COMFORT, SECURITY & CONVENIENCE

17528 59th Avenue, Cloverdale, BC www.bethshangardens.org

Welcome to a place you’ll

truly love to call home.

5685 – 176 St. Cloverdale • 604-576-1010

Summer Sale!July 26, 27, 28

10am-5pm

All summer fashions up to 50% offSummer

Sale!get ‘em while it’s hot!

5732 176 St. Cloverdale • 5732 176 St. Cloverdale • Email: [email protected]: [email protected]: www.theclova.comWebsite: www.theclova.com

COME SEE WHY WE INSPIRE OUR PATRONS TO WRITE POEMS ABOUT US:NESTLED IN THE SNUG LITTLE STREETS OF CLOVERDALEIS THE PLACE WE CAN GO SO POP CULTURE CAN PREVAIL

FOR A MERE $8 WE’LL SEE ONE OR TWO FLIXBUY A BOWL FOR YOUR POPCORN,

ADD SOME FLAVOR TO THE MIX

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.................NOW PLAYING ........ . . . . . ..

............................... . . . .. . ...Fri, July 27 - Thurs, Aug 2ndFri, July 27 - Thurs, Aug 2nd

BRAVE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:30PM MADAGASCAR 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . .3:30PM

DAILY SUMMER MATINEESFRIDAY, JULY27 THRU TO THURSDAY AUGUST 2ND

SNOW WHITE & THE HUNTSMAN . . .7:00PMMEN IN BLACK III . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9:25PM

GET A GET A FREE FREE

MEDIUMMEDIUMPOPCORNPOPCORN

BY BRINGING BY BRINGING THIS ORIGINAL THIS ORIGINAL

(NO DUPLICATES) (NO DUPLICATES) AD TO A MOVIE AD TO A MOVIE

THIS WEEKTHIS WEEK$$5 5

TUESDAY,KIDS & MATINEE

One or Both Shows

$$8 8 Ages 13+

Ages 4 TO 12

WEDNESDAY TOMONDAY EVENINGS

$$5 5

NOT VALID ON TUESDAYS • 5732 - 176 Street

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OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEKSun 11-5 • Mon-Tue 10-5 Wed-Fri 10-6 • Sat 10-5

Gift Certifi cates Available

5709 176 Street, Cloverdale778-571-2442

BEAUTYfor you and your home

Jewellery SaleThursday to SundayJul 26-27-28-29 onlyBuy 1 Get 1 Half Price

COME SIT ONCOME SIT ONBOGY’S BOGY’S

BIG DECKBIG DECK

Hwy #10 @ 188 St. Cloverdale 778-574-2649

Month of AugustHarley’s Blues on the Deck – Sunday’s from 1 -5pm

Sun Sept 9th Bogy’s Show & ShineBogy’s Show & Shine 10am – 6pm. $20 Registration Fee includes a Burger & a Beer.

Limited spots available Register now at Bogy’s. Music, Prizes, Food and Drink Specials!

Open to the Public. People’s Choice voting ends at 1pm.

Let the good times roll!Let the good times roll!

CORONABOTTLES

$3ALL DAY

EVERY DAYEEE

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