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GRAND PRIZE WINNER OF THE MONTH:

                                                  ----- John Moore Sr.
                                                Beaumont, CA.

1.$200 gift certificate for Home Depot or Lowes

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3.Three months membership at "It Figures, Fitness for Her"

Watch for additional prizes in coming month.

WATER RELATED NEWS:

The State; Runoff  Has  Panel in Hot Water; Charges of a conflict of interest taint efforts to contend with pesticide pollution from Central Valley farms. Critics say outside help is needed:

There are an estimated 7 million acres of irrigated cropland in the valley. Winter storms and summer irrigation waters wash pesticides off them. The runoff then drains into streams and canals and ultimately the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, a source of water for millions of Californians.

Source: Los Angeles Times. Los Angeles,Calif.: Jul 10, 2003.  

California; Lettuce Samples Found Tainted; Conclusions on per chlorate are elusive, but environmental group calls for action:

The four lettuce samples all contained substantial quantities of per chlorate. One, a packaged variety of organic mixed baby greens, had a level of per chlorate contamination at least 20 times as high as the amount California considers safe for drinking water. The other three were packaged butter lettuce and radicchio, romaine lettuce. All were atleast five times contaminated with perchlorate, as high as the amount California considers safe for drinking water.

Source: Los Angeles Times. Los Angeles, Calif.: Apr 28, 2003

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1.For every referral you send who gets their water tested, you will get another entry for the draw-forever.

2.We will also send you a $100 gift certificate for the store of your choice if the person you recommended purchases our water treatment system

The water you recommend will become eligible for our monthly draw as soon as they get their water tested. Send names and contact information to referrals@puralife.com or call us at 951-682-9632.

Rob Martinez, President & CEO of Pur-A-Life, brought this newsletter to you. Please forward it to your friends if you think they will benefit by the information in this newsletter.
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