Homeshow
set for Oct. 1

THERE’S NO question that to-
day’s consumer is becoming more
interested in family and home.
**Cocooning’’ is the latest trend
identified by futurists — the desire
to spend more leisure time in the
home.

As people spend more time and
money making their homes com-
fortable, they’re seeking out all the
amenities to make their environ-
ments more friendly.

The Western Hard-
ware/Housewares/Home Im-
provement Show '89, at B.C. Place
Stadium, Oct. 1 to 2, offers you
the opportunity to see the cutting
edge in products and services for
the home. This show is for the
hardware and building supply
dealers of Western Canada — ihe
very retailers who supply products
for the home.

Whether it’s an electronic tape
measure, the latest European
designs in lawn furniture, or the
hottest technology in ‘‘smart”’
kitchen appliances, it will all be on

7 . display at the Western Show °89.
NEWS photo Mike Wakefield The Western Show, at B.C.

35 YEARS at the parks board division of the Municipality of West | Place Stadium, Oct. 1 to 2, will be
full of insights into the way Cana-

Vancouver earned Lawrence Dewell a V-8 lawnmower. The super- rs ‘ll be livine j

deluxe machine was built by Dewell’s coworkers to measure up to bis dian homeowners will be living in

exacting standards. the next decade — and the next
century.

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