9 research outputs found
Interview with Joan Pinkvoss and Nancy R. Barcelo
No full textTwo-part recorded testimonial about the work of Gloria Anzaldua and how it has impacted Joan Pinkvoss and Nancy Rusty Barcelo.
Joan Pinkvoss co-founded Aunt Lute Books (San Francisco, CA) in 1982, a nonprofit, multicultural press committed to publishing women writers whose voices and visions are underrepresented in mainstream presses by race, ethnicity, sexuality, socio-economic background, and or age. Aunt Lute has published such acclaimed authors as Alice Walker, Audre Lorde, and Gloria Anzaldúa.
Nancy “Rusty” Barceló is the former president of Northern New Mexico College; she is a leading figure with the National Initiative for Women in Higher Education (NIWHE) and has chaired Mujeres Activas en Letras y Cambio Social (MALCS) as well as the Washington State Native American Advisory Board (NAAB). In 2004, Barceló was awarded the Ohtli Award, which is a special recognition presented by the Mexican government to Mexicans or Latinos whose work has benefited Mexicans living abroad.https://scholarworks.utrgv.edu/gloriaanzalduatestimonios/1007/thumbnail.jp
Faculty Women of Color in the Academy 6th Annual Conference Program
No full textOur goal this year is to help women connect with one another, support each other, and leave empowered to continue to succeed in the academy. The national and local planning committees have created a dynamic program focusing on career development, leadership, personal well-being, and scholar activism. Women of color need opportunities to come together to uplift one another and build lasting professional connections that will strengthen our communities.
The conference program includes a lineup of outstanding keynote speakers including Maria Hinojosa and Brittney Cooper. The conference also continues its partnership with the National Center for Faculty Development and Diversity, founded by Kerry Ann Rockquemore. This year, the center offers two workshop: Solo Success: How to thrive in the academy when you’re the only _____ in your department, and Post-Tenure Pathways. Rosemarie Roberts of Connecticut College facilitates these workshops.
In response to participant requests to hear from women in leadership positions, a panel of Women of Color presidents representing diverse institutions has been organized. We are pleased to have Dr. Nancy “Rusty” Barcelo, former President of Northern New Mexico College, Dr. Cynthia Lindquist, President of Cankdeska Cikana (Little Hoop) Community College, and Pareena G. Lawrence, President of Hollins University. The panel will be facilitated by Johanna B. Maes who co-authored the book Journeys of Social Justice-Women of Color Presidents in the Academy with me.
Workshops and poster exhibits prepared and delivered by our community of scholars complement our keynotes. This year, we are pleased to offer a post-conference academic writing retreat led by Michelle Boyd of Inkwell Academic Writing Retreats
Health Hazard Evaluation Report: HETA-93-0751-2408: Providence Ambulatory Health Care Foundation, Inc., Fox Point Health Care Center; Providence, Rhode Island
No full textIn response to a request from the Providence Ambulatory Health Care Foundation, an evaluation of the ventilation system at the Fox Point Health Care Center (SIC-8011), Providence, Rhode Island was conducted. The clinic served a population considered to have a high prevalence of tuberculosis (TB). The Fox Point Center was located in a building with a Boys and Girls Club of America and a public library. Visual inspection of the ventilation system indicated that the fan coil units were rusty and dirty, and there were no filters to remove particulates. There were times when there was no airflow in the building provided by the ventilation systems. No ventilation system was noted in the laboratory. All new patients were screened for TB using a tuberculin skin test on their first visit. There was no TB testing program for workers. The author concludes that deficiencies in the ventilation systems of this facility could potentially increase the risk of TB transmission if TB patients are present. The author recommends that improvements be made in the ventilation system, and the TB control program
Who is going to save the final girl? the politics of representation in the films halloween and the silence of the lambs
No full textTese (doutorado) - Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Centro de Comunicação e Expressão, Programa de Pós-Graduação em Inglês: Estudos Linguísticos e Literários, Florianópolis, 2014Abstract: This dissertation aims at analyzing female representations in two film productions of the North American horror cinema, specifically of its subgenre slasher films, namely Halloween, directed by John Carpenter (1978) and The Silence of the Lambs, directed by Jonathan Demme (1991). My main theoretical framework is film, representation, gender, feminist and queer theories (Butler, 1990, 1993; Clover, 1989; Dika, 1985, Halberstam, 1995; Hall 1973, 1997; Mulvey, 1975, 1981; 2006; Rockoff, 2006; Weedon, 1995). My hypothesis is that the figure of the final girl, in the two films selected for analysis, is not progressive as suggested by the author Carol Clover in her work Men, Women and Chainsaws (1989). On the contrary, the two female characters are represented, in the narrative, as subjugated by the patriarchal system that has been conventionalized in the slasher subgenre. In order to provide arguments for my hypothesis, I analyze general aspects of both form and content of the two films, as well as specific scenes, using the cinematic elements of mise-en-scène, props, characterization, editing and lighting in order to obtain relevant results for my research.Esta tese de doutorado objetiva analisar as representações femininas em duas produções cinematográficas do cinema de horror Norte-americano, especificamente do seu subgênero slasher films, intituladas Halloween, dirigido por John Carpenter (1978) e The Silenceof the Lambs, dirigido por Jonathan Demme (1991). Para tal análise, eu utilizo como referencial teórico as teorias de estudos de cinema, representação, gênero, feministas e queer (Butler, 1990, 1993; Clover, 1989; Dika, 1985; Halberstam, 1995; Hall, 1973, 1997; Halberstam, 1995; Mulvey, 1975; 1981; 2006; Rockoff, 2006; Weedon, 1995) para compor os meus argumentos. A minha hipótese consiste no fato de que a figura da final girl não é inovadora como sugere a autora Carol Clover em sua obra Men, Women and Chainsaws (1989). Ao contrário, a personagem feminina é representada na narrativa como subjugada pelo sistema patriarcal que se convencionou em filmes do gênero. Para a investigação da minha hipótese, foram feitas análises gerais dos filmes propostos, tanto considerando suas formas quanto conteúdos, bem como a de cenas específicas, utilizando-se dos elementos de cinema tais como mise-èn-scene, elementos de cena, caracterização de personagens, edição e luz a fim de obter resultados relevantes para a minha pesquisa
Two cultures, one room: investigating language and gender in Kuwait
No full textPhDKuwait is a gender-segregated country. Its conservative cultural ideology is evident in all
areas of social life, including the way people communicate. Men and women have to
make conscious language choices during everyday interaction. Certain aspects of Kuwaiti
conversational registers are exclusive to either men or women, which reflects not only
men’s and women’s separate socialization as children but also separate lifestyles as
adults. Kuwait’s gendered context is therefore bound to be unique and of particular
sociolinguistic interest, especially since mainstream language and gender literature has
more often focused on English-speaking cultures. Thus, there is little knowledge of Arab
gender-segregated cultures and this could possibly be due to complications that the
researcher inevitably encounters when examining a sensitive issue such as gender within
these constraints. The present research study investigates mixed interaction between
Kuwaiti men and women in online chat rooms. In this particular online context, chat
room users employ interactional strategies to negotiate the norms of heterosexual
interaction which are often non-existent in offline Kuwaiti society. A combined
framework of sociolinguistic, ethnographic methods is adopted to examine chat room
interactional choices that enable men and women to construct gendered chat room
identities as well as create a virtual online community of practice without undermining offline gender norms
The television work of Alfred Hitchcock
No full textThe thesis uses close textual analysis to study and evaluate the television work of Alfred Hitchcock. The corpus consists of the twenty shows personally directed by Hitchcock, including his appearances before and after those shows. In response to most previous writing, which tends to compare the programmes with Hitchcock’s films (often unfairly) the thesis emphasises them as products of television. Programmes are evaluated on the basis of their perceived success as television- if they harness conditions related to television production and integrate them with narrative themes or to create meaning. Hitchcock is considered to be the major creative force in each programme.
Chapter One provides a variety of important contexts including a brief history of US television of the 1950s, key literature on Hitchcock and analyses of contemporaneous programmes not directed by Hitchcock. The textual analysis chapters (2-8) consider aesthetic or thematic programme aspects. Chapter Two studies the various roles played by Hitchcock’s appearances as series host. Chapter Three considers the impact of censorship on programmes frequently dealing with murder, violence and insanity. Chapter Four analyses Hitchcock’s implementation of varieties of voice-over narration, a common device in short dramatic forms. Chapter Five studies Hitchcock’s use of point-of-view shots, particularly in relation to their role in the delivery of the narrative twist. Chapter Six considers the key Hitchcock theme of detachment from the world. Chapter Seven looks at moments from the programmes which demonstrate how aesthetic is influenced by television production conditions.
Hitchcock created a number of television masterpieces. His achievements in television are in many ways comparable in quality and consistency to his theatrical films. Even when considered in the context of other 1950s US anthology dramas, the Hitchcock-directed programmes are superior on many levels. Elements of his film style were highly suited to television production. Many of his greatest achievements embrace and harness television production conditions in their presentation strategies to create an integration of style and meaning
Magrath Store News (October 9, 1996)
No full textAn 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
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Wednesday October 9, 1996
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
Good news for the parents and friends of the
Magrath High School Band. They placed 1st in
the music division and came in second over all.
In sports our Boys Volleyball team
slaughtered Picture Butte last Wednesday in a
three set game: 15-10, 15-10, 15-3. Good one
guys!!
In community news: The Zobell family, who
are doing a beautiful job repainting the old
theatre, are still in need of donations to finish
the job. For more information contact Tyler
Zobell at Magrath High School at 758-3366.
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MAGRATH IRRIGATION DISTRICT
ATTENTION: All M.I.D.WATER USERS.
WATER WILL BE SHUT OFF
THURSDAY OCTOBER 10, 1996.
Fall Supper
United Church Hall
October 23, 1996
5:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Adults - 4.00
5 and under - FREE
Roast Beef & Turkey with all trimmings.
Everyone Welcome.
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Red Cross Canvass - Oct. 10 - 26, 96. Kits may
be picked up by canvassers at Alice Stevenson’s
home - 240E - 1st Ave. S. Phone 758-3190.
ALBERTA FEDERATION OF WOMEN
UNITED FOR FAMILIES
Alberta Federation of Women United for
Families is having its Annual Conference in
Lethbridge Oct. 25 & 26. Theme of this years
conference is "Rising to Responsibilities" and
will be held at the El Rancho Convention
Center. Some of the topics covered will be:
Roots of Family Violence, Homosexual
Education in the Schools, Strengthening Family
Ties, The UN Conference is Istanbul Turkey,
and Pornography Concern. Nine guest
speakers have been invited to address the
convention. Included in these are: Gwen
Landolt, legal council for R.E.A.L. Women of
Canada, Senator Ann Cools, Brett Drewry,
Family Counsellor; Anita Atta, Maria Bezecki
and Nan Barron. It will be an informative
conference. If you would like more information
please call 758-6380.
To register mail to
AFWUF Conference
Registration Chairman
61 Princeton Crescent West
Lethbridge, Alberta
TIK 4S5
Phone 403 - 381-1760
Fax 403 - 381-2957.
Fee 30.00 (Spouses & students)
Early Bird Registration Fee: 40.00
Postmarked on or before Oct. 15, 1996
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New books at the library
"The Run of His Life (OJF. Simpson) by Jeffrey Toobin,"Favourite Dog Stories" by James Herriot,"A History of Reading" by Alberto Manguel,"The Art of William Morris in Cross Stitch "by Barbara Hammet,"Shadow Moon" by George Lucas & Chris Claremont,"Just Call Me an Angel" by Dan Yates,"A Love Divine" by Alexander Ripley,"Witch Light" by Marion Zimmer Bradley,"Legend" by Jude Deveraux "Sense and Sensibility" by Jane Austen, "Twister" by Michael Crichton & AJM. Martin Books for Youth
"Dinosaur for a Day" by Jim Murphy, "Howl-a-ween" by Todd Strasser, "Cyclops doesn't Roller-Skate" by Debbie Dady, "Dance of Death (Sweet Valley),"Karen's School Surprise (Baby Sitter's Little Sister),"How to Kill a Monster (Goosebumps), "Care Trap" and "Acting Up" by the Hardy Boys,"Kristy's Worst Idea (Baby Sitters' Club),"The Secret of Fantasy Forest(Sweet Valley Kids),"Skipping Out of Beat by Nancy Drew,"The Underground Railroad (Choose Your Own), "If I Die Before I wake (Sweet Valley Twins),"A Llama in the Family by Hurwitz, "Cheer Squad Spirit Song (Singleton), "True Blue by Joan Elste.
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Thanksgiving Day, a legal holiday in Canada and the U.S., is on Monday October 14th. It was first celebrated in early colonial times in New England. After the first colonists completed their harvest in Plymouth, Mass, in 1621, Governor W. Bradford proclaimed a day of thanksgiving & prayer, shared by all the colonists & neighbouring Indians. The custom of annually celebrating thanksgiving began after the harvest. During the American Revolution a yearly day of national thanksgiving was suggested by the Continental Congress.
In 1817 New York State became the first to adopt Thanksgiving Day as a custom. By the middle of the 19th century many other states had begun the custom. Canada started observing this day in 1879 & in 1957, Parliament made Thanksgiving a statutory holiday in Canada, always held on the 2nd monday in October.
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MAGRATH SCHOOL EASTER TRIP
The initial preparation for an Easter experience is almost finalized. The trip is for high school students who desire to visit ISRAEL, March 26 - April 6, 1997. Parents are welcome to travel as well. We will spend 10 days in the small country of Israel and covering it extensively. Some places we will visit are Nazareth, Capernaum, Tel Aviv, Haifa, Jericho, Acre, Bethlehem, Caesarea, Masada, Tiberias, Dead Sea, Sea of Galilee, and of course the crown of the Middle East "JERUSALEM"
The price has been set at 14.16 per day from now until we depart. This will be an experience never to be forgotten. For further information and an itinerary contact: Phil Tollestrup at 758-6716 or Dave Clark at 758-3134. We will be offering information seminars to prepare for the trip as well. We need to have a list of participants by the end of October. It will be restricted to 40 persons. Don't miss out!!!
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All members of the community are welcome to play Bingo at the Seniors’ Centre every 2nd Thursday. Next Bingo is October 24th, 1996
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The Staff & Management wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving. Remember that the Trading Company and Home Hardware
will be closed on Monday October 14th.
but will be back to regular business hours on Tuesday Oct. 15th.
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Did you heor about the man who went to the doctor because every time he put on his hat, he heard music? The doctor Fixed everything He took the band out
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There are three kinds of memorygood, bad and convenientRaymond & District Agricultural Society
will be holding their 9th annual
"Christmas Craft & Bake Sale"
Saturday Nov. 2th at the
Raymond Agricultural Building.
The sale will run from
9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
There are 30 tables available
for rent at 15.00 per table.
Book your table now by phoning
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We would like to Thank Everyone
in Magrath and surrounding communities
for their support at our auction held on
October 5, 1996
A Big Thank you to those
who helped run the Canteen
and to those who donated
towards Shannon's wheel chair.
The Beckstead Family.
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Michael & Angela Johnson
would like to announce the arrival
of their daughter "Carlie Lois"
on Sept. 18th, 1996,
weighing 7 lb. 14 oz. and 20".
Proud grandparents are
Ferrin & Joanne Killian of Magrath
and Don & Heather Johnson of Barnwell.
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Denise Labbe has returned from a trip to
Sudbury, Ont. where she attended the funeral
Mass of her sister Pauline Beauchamp.
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I will be providing
quality child care in my home.
References available.
Limited number of children
for your child’s benefit
Call Michelle Hoy
@ 758-3874.
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CARRIAGE HOUSE
THEATRE
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J ly Away Home"
showing at 7 p.m. & 9 p.m.
Î Friday thru Saturday
showing at 8 p.m.
monday thru thurs
FOR SALE
126 East Harker Avenue
Magrath, Alberta
1625 sq. ft.
one and a half stories
1000 sq. ft. main floor includes:
- living room
- kitchen
- laundry
second floor includes:
-3 bedrooms
- family room
- den
- full bathroom
- half bathroom
partial basement
lot size: 70' x 140'
asking price: 60,000:i
For additional information or a viewing appointment
phone 758-6530
Keith and Jeanine Passey
REMEMBER TO... CALL TAI
Feo Appiance Repair
Furnace & Hot Water Heating
Refrigeration &
Air Conditioning, etc.
SCOTT WOLSEY
Tai Hancock
Raymond
752-3866
Fully
Licensed
Technician
OLSEY'S
ORKS
Renovation & Handyman
Services
"Need it done — Call
758-3992
STARRING
WARREN GRAVES SHEENA EAWSON BILL LAWSON *' /M rrx NANCY BILL SYKES
CO-STARRING
GAYE-LYNN KERN JEAN WARBURTON WES STEEAN
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WIDOW CORNET MRS. SOWERBERRY MR. SOWERBERRY
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KYLE FENTON & JANAY DELANEY ASHLEY THOMSON & JORDON DUNLOP
OLIVER THE ARTFUL DODGER
My mother had given my son
some money to buy himself a
coloring book.
She had just put away her wallet
when she realized she’d
“shortchanged” her grandson.
“Oh, Rusty, I forgot to give you
money for tax,” she said.
Four-year-old Rusty gave her
a puzzled look and said, “But,
Grandma, I don’t color with
tacks. I color with crayons!”
—Alma Teague,
Chattanooga
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NOVEMBER 1 & 2/5-9/12-16, CURTAIN AT 8 p.m.
YATES MEMORIAE CENTRE
For Tickets call the Yates Box Office at 320-3844
Scott & Craig Watson
Aaron, Shawn
and Jason Ragan
will also be featured in
OLIVER'
*CaU 320-3844
and reserve your tickets
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KRAFTY KIDS!
Craft fun for kids ages 6-10
Fridays 3:00 - 4:30
beginning October 4th
For more information
Call 758-6307 (ask for Megan)
Are You Interested????
Magrath School of Performing Arts
CREATIVE DRAMA & DANCE
Age 5 to 7
Wednesday 4:15 p.m. to 5:15 p.m.
Fee; 35.00 per month
* speech
* movement ( introductory dance technique)
* characterization
* improvisation
* script
* choreography
* performance
CREATIVE DRAMA & DANCE
Age 8 to 12
Wednesday 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Fee; 35.00 per month
* speech
* movement
* acting, characterization
* improvisation
* dance technique (Martha Graham Contemporary)
* script
* performance
CONTEMPORARY DANCE I
(Martha Graham Contemporary)
Age 13 to 18
Wednesday 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
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Lost: youth, black ski coat
with hood. Please check your
back yards & closets. If you
find my coat, please call
Mitch Blackmer @ 758-6833
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Wanted: unwanted firearms,
ammunition & accessories,
old spurs & bits, old pocket
watches, fountain pens,
tobacco tins & cigar boxes.
Cash paid. Call Cam Bruce
@ 758-3729. l.r.
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Wanted 243 caliber rifle
lever or pump preferred.
Call 758-6594. 0.9
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Mother of one will babysit in
her home anytime. Call Lisa
@ 758-3429. O. 9.
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To give away: one male
fluffy light peach colored
kitten. Cheryl Harker
758-3009. 0.9.
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Garage Sale
at McKelveys
356 West Harker Ave.
3 blocks west of
Bank of Montreal
Saturday October 12th
9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
*low prices - make an offer*
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For sale: 1 purebred 2 yr.
old male blue tabby persian.
Gently & loving, a great
companion. Phone 758-6414.
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last week's mistakes.
NOTICE
NEW DAHL CLINIC
OFFICE HOURS
Dr. Mark Dahl
Mon. Tues. Thur.Fri.
9 a.m. to 12 noon
Tues. Thurs, 1st & 3rd Fri.
1:30 - 5:30 p.m.
Dr. Jon Tollestrup
Monday thru friday
10:00 a.m. to 12 noon
Mon. Tues, Wed & Fri
1:30 to 5:30 p.m.
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For sale: kitchen coal stove,
in good cond. 758-3416. 0.9
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For sale: 14’ wood extension
ladder. Call Leonard Hayes,
at 758-3863. 0.9
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Patterns for sale - adult, &
children - dresses, costumes,
all kinds .25 each. Phone
Diane Yoshihara @ 758-3556.
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For sale: Fisher Price swing,
Fisher Price high chair,
unpainted wooden country
calendar holder, 2 oval
mirrors (one with wooden
frme), framed pring
"Monet's Water Lillies", 5
boxes of red brick facing,
Little Tyke children's swing,
large centre oak corner 3
shelf unit. Call 758-3922. 016
For sale: large mirror,
approx 4'x 8'. Call
McClung’s @ 758-3781. 0.16
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Mother of 3 will babysit in
own home. Phone Kelly @
758-3137. 0.16.
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The Piano tuner will be
servicing in the Magrath
area in Oct. for more info
call Sharon Ragan
@ 758-3427.
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For sale: 10" radial arm saw
125.
1981 Chev Malibu. Call
758-6527 after 4:30 pm. 0.9
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Wanted to rent: good quality
farm land. Prefer three yr
rental deal. Rental terms
negotiable. Wayne Gurney
P.O. 241. 758-6512. 0.23.
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Needed 4 bedroom home to
rent for a good family
moving from Ont. No dog,
none smoker. Needed by
Nov. 1/96. Call Tom McKee
@ 752-3449, please leave a
message. O. 23.
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Highland Dance
To register call Emily
Bourelle @ 758-6414.
Reasonable rates. 0.16.
Raymond Figure Skating Club is now accepting registrations. AU ages & levels taught. Contact Julie Maxwell before Oct. 21/96. To register call 752-4631 evenings. 0.16
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Shirley's Homemade Bakery Freezer Sale dinner, hot dog, hamburger, bunwich 1.50/bag, cinnimon/Orange 6's - .75/bag. 0.23.
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Would you like your house hospital clean before the Holidays!? This includes walls, windows, cupboards, light fixtures, painted ceilings, carpets, lino & bathroom. Call Wayne @ 758-6414. 0.16.
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For your fall garden work plowing - rototilling Call Mike Harker 758-6664.
0.9
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JEANIE'S HAIR FASHION New Location 136S - 1ST West
4 doors South of Trading Co.
758-3379
Open Tues thru Friday Professional Haircare at pleasing prices
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Geese mate for life; unlike their close relatives ducks and swans.
Did you know that steel food cans are 100% recyclable?
Cakes by Rita I have moved, but I am still doing cakes. My new address is 108 - 1st Ave. South
My phone number is still the same.
758-6315. 0.9
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THE CREATIVE OUTLET Woodworking and Crafts
Jeanine Passey 758-6530
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Monthly Workshops There is still time to register for craft classes in early Nov. This session will be the last for this year. We are doing some fun seasonal projects and other projects suitale for your home or as gifts.
Call Jeanine Passey @ 758-6530 to see projects and to register.
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RICK’S PORTABLE WELDING Owner Rick Beres We weld everthing from chairs to tractors Please call me for all your Welding needs "B" pressure qualified.
758-6427
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For Sale:
New 1600 sq. ft. bung.
3 beds, 2 bath, washer & dryer on main floor.
75 x 130 lot. Call 758-6835.
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House for sale 1216 sq. ft. bungalow, attached garage.
3 bedrooms up and 2 down,
1 bath up & 1 down.
Completely redone in 1994.
Call 758-3029.
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House for sale on the outskirts of town with
3 1/2 acres of land.
Phone Ken Harker 758-3405. L.R.
For rent: small 2 bedroom apt. available Nov. 1/96. 30 includes manua *CalI to register 758-3843 or 381-2817 Bring a bag lunch
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¿Georgina Pokrupa ssJX please to announce the marriage of her'^\ «<»»». .. • K
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T-.i'-. Ztuguii ji, iyyv Magrath, Alberta
•.?- 6.57/kg 10.32/kg 3.48 each
Flavor Baste Turkeys (frozen) 1.68/Ib
Ocean Jewel Shrimp Ring (frozen) 11 Oz. 12.98 each
Fletcher's Sausage Meat or Herb Poultry Stuffing 400-500g 1.68 each
Clark Thomson will be returning from his L. A. Swim Club
mission to San Jose California and will be
reporting on October 13th, 1996 at 9 a.m.
at the Stake Centre. ******
DAVID CHILTON
THE WELL-KNOW AUTHOR OF
"THE WEALTHY BARBER"
Will be speaking in Lethbridge
on October 24, 1996
Lethbridge Community College
Vai Mattcottie Gym at 7:00 p.m.
Tickets are 15 for two.
This is being sponsored by the associates of
Money/Fax & Trimark Mutual Funds.
All profits raised will be donated
to Community Food Banks.
Tickets can be purchased at
The Blue Goose in Magrath,
Money/Fax in Lethbridge or
from Shannon Sabey @ 758-3779.
Call now & reserve seats
for yourself, frineds & family
*This will be his only visit
to Western Canada in 1996
*Fits into Calm 20 Curriculum*
Great for all family members
over the age of 12 years.
has a seven week swim club program.
Starts November and ends at Christmas.
For ages 6 - 12.
Mon, Wed & Fri at 5-6 p.m. - IJ of L Pool
Tues. Thurs & Fri at 5-6 p.m. - Fritz Sick Pool
Cost is 7.00 per month takes
all the worry out of
trash disposal.
GIVE US A CALL TODAY
758-3463
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MORE GROCERY SPECIALS OCTOBER 7 - 12
Western Family All Purpose Flour 10 kg 1.98 each
Western Family Apple Pie Filling 540 ml 2.98 each
Dream Whip Topping 170g 1.48 each
Kodak 200 ASA 135 Film 24 exposure 4.48 each
Magrath Council Briefs
The Town is looking into the matter of
Councillor Cory Beres request that a street
light is needed at the northeast corner at the
back of the school - in the playground area.
The Hockey Arena rates are to be increased -
local adult teams will be charged 65/hr, while Minor hockey will
cost •*.«*!-o<'S*Awu*» i Sccuair* S'Vi»*" s
Dale GREAVES
24 HOUR SERVICE (329-0965)
Labour cost for electrical and alarm
installations 29.00/hr.
now living in Cardston
I will repair all major appliances
Journeyman - 27 yrs. experience
Will come to Magrath weekly or
whenever needed
*No mileage charge*
653-1919
UPHOLSTERY CLEANING
★ Walls * Windows * General Cleaning *
758-64'14 Magrath
PRODUCE SPECIALS OCTOBER 7 - 12
Ocean Spray Fresh Cranberries 12 oz 2.28 each
Red Globe Grapes 1.38/lb
Brussel Sprouts 2.28 each
Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce 398 ml 1.28 each
SENIORS NEWS:
Our regular Wednesday suppers for October
will be tonight, Wednesday October 9th. and
also the 16th and 30th. Our October Potluck
supper will be Friday, Oct. 25th. These are all
at 5 p.m. at the Seniors Centre.
Bookings for the Senior's Centre should be
made through Joe or Lois Czech.
Call them at 758-6308.
Travel News:
Notice:
To those who have booked for the "Battle of
the Bulls" being held this Friday October 11th,
the bus will be leaving the Seniors Centre at
6:30 p.m.
We are now booking for the Edmonton Rodeo
to be held on November 8th, 9th & 10th.
If interested call the travel committee:
Baker's 758-3207, Doreen Alston 758-3281,
Hazel Rasmussen 758-3545 or
Margaret Leishman 758-3241.
Farms • Acreages •City Properties
& sk & &
Johnny Panczak
Box 58
Magrath, AB TOK 1J0
Ph/Fax: 403-758-6265
Box 134
Milk River, AB TOK 1 M0
Bus: 403-647-3656
Magrath Wolverines Football
Magrath 15 - Taber Cowboys 8.
Ryan Richards -2 on runs for 36 & 55 yds.
Jimmy Balderson - 1 on a run of 4 yds. Zach
Bourne - 25yds. on a pass from Tanner
Godionton. Converts - Tanner Godionton - 2.
Tackles Ben Wood -9, Bourne - 6,
Josh Johnson - 6, Ryan Richards - 6.
Bourne 2 interceptions.
The Zeniths Volleyball participated in the 25th
Annual U of L High School Volleyball tourney.
Magrath vs Rams 15-6 & 15-9. Joseph Johnson
was best all around player, Andy Beres &
James Smith - great efforts.
Brenna Di Harris won a silver in the Women's
Black belt middle weight class in San Jse
California. Way to go Brenna!!!!
Rodeo News: In Break Away Roping
Aleesa Nelson placed 2nd , Dennis Morton 4th
Darius Mandel 6th place. In Calf Roping
Everett Morton placed 5th. In Steer Wrestling
Roy Scarrow placed 8th.
"If opportunity doesn't "Nothing lasts forever - not
knock, build a door," even your troubles."
Milton Berle. Arnold H. Glasow.
HOME HARDWARE
’’HOME OF THE HANDY MAN”
"HAPPY THANKSGIVING"
FROM THE STAFF OF HOME HARDWARE
*THE BASEBALL WORLD
SERIES IS COMING UP. SO
COME IN AND SEE OUR
LINE OF RCA T. V. 'S.
*IS IT TIME FOR NEW
KITCHEN APPLIANCES FOR
YOUR HOME!!?
DON'T FORGET THAT WE
STOCK WASHERS, DRYERS,
RANGES AND ALSO
REFRIGERATORS.
MUST IN TIME FOR THAT
THANKSGIVING BAKING!!
WE HA VE A MAYTAG
DELUXE 30 INCH SELF
CLEAN GAS RANGE.
REGULAR PRICE OF 999.99.
NOW SALE PRICED AT JUST
8.49. WELL WE HAVE A
SPECIAL ON RIGHT NOW
AND IT IS ONLY $5.97.
MINDY HAS A GOOD
SELECTION OF NEW
GIFTWARE ONDISPLAY.
WE HAVE AN INTERESTING
VARIETY, WHY NOT DROP
IN AND CHECK IT
Magrath Store News (February 3, 1999)
No full textAn 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
35 cents
Wednesday February 3, 1999
Magrath Elementary School News
The Magrath Elementary School
Council will he selling bacon in it's 3rd
Annual fundraiser Feb. 17 - 26th. Funds
raised will go towards the purchase of
sound & light system.
******
Jr/Sr High School News
Jan. 29 - Zeniths 66 - Raymond 104
Matt Alston scored 22 points
Jan. 30 - Zeniths 86 - Med. Hat 74
Darren & Jimmy Balderson 14 pts ea.
Jan. 30 Pandas 73 - Myers 64
Diane Smith 35 pts, Kourtney Alston 17
J.V. Myers 54 - Magrath 45
Lisa Leishman 14, Cassy Foggin 10.
Up Coming Ball Games
Thurs. Feb. 4 - gr. 7 boys @ Mtn View
Thurs. Feb. 4 - gr. 8 girls @ Mtn View
Thurs. Feb. 4 - gr. 8 boys & gr. 7 girls
vs Mtn View @ Magrath
Sat Feb. 6 M.H.H.S. @ Zeniths
Wed. Feb. 10 - gr. 9 boys @ Raymond
Wed. Feb. 10 - gr. 9 girls @ Raymond
Feb. 5 & 6 - Pandas - Raymond Tumey
Feb. 6 - Zeniths host Medicine Hat
A A A A A A
Hey
we're putting on
The Dream Maker
and we hope
you'll be in it!
If you're in Jr/Sr High
Register by phone by Feb. 10
If you're in elementary
register by phone by Feb. 24
Call
Mrs. Elizabeth Olsen 758-3156
or
Shirley Clifton 758-6733
and leave a message.
You will be phoned
for your audition.
Rehearsals
March 11-12-15-16-17-18-19
100% attendance required.
Performance March 19 and 20.
¿Being in die play
will count as a major part
of a credit for die
Drama Home Study High School
NEW BOOKS AT THE LIBRARY
Adult Non-Fiction
Coping with a Picky Eater by William
Wilkoff, M.D., The Mentor's Spirit by
Marsha Sinetar(Athena Award Winning
Book), Sports Nutrition Guidebook by
Nancy Clark, MS. RD.
Adult Fiction
Inner Harbor by Nora Roberts, Texas
Glory by Lorraine Heath, Texas Destiny
by Lorraine Heath, An Independent
Woman by Howard Fast, Deadville by
Robert E. Jones, Forever Peace by Joe
Haldeman (Hugo Award Winning Novel),
Mendel's Dwarf by Simon Mawer.
Juvenile
Popcorn Poems by James Stevenson.
ANNOUNCEMENT: At the Library,
Thursday, February 4th, there will be
a Time Management course from
6:30 - 9:30 p.m. Please pre-register by
calling 758-6498. The cost is 10.00.
The Magrath Museum would like to
have a display of old wedding pictures of
the past. If you have any, could you
please lend them to the museum, so we
can laser print them & return them to
you.
These photos are required for the
Valentine's Day display, so please call
either Bernice Miller at 758-6821 or
Donna Lybbert at 758-3896 as soon as
possible.
Town of Magrath
Employment Opportunity
Casual Part-Time Clerk Typist
The Town of Magrath invites
applications for the position of clerk
typist to assist on a part-time basis
(maximum 16 hours per week) with the
office function. Duties include typing,
answering telephones, receipting tax,
utility and other payments, dealing with
public inquires and performing other
duties as may be required. Some
computer and accounting knowledge and
experience would be a definite asset.
Please forward letters of application and
resumes to the Town of Magrath, Box
520, Magrath AB. TOK IJO Attn:
R.H. Bly. Applications will be received
until 5:00 p.m. February 19, 1999.
We thank all applicants for their
interest and advise that only those
applicants selected for interviews will
be contacted.
Nosebleeds
*Squeeze the outside, fleshy part of your
nostrils & hold it tight for 5 to 10 min. to speed
blood clotting.
*Apply ice to the bridge of your nose to help
constrict blood vessels & slow the bleeding.
*Sit upright, so you don't swallow blood.
*Pat—don't blow--you nose for 12 hours to
avoid retriggering the bleeding.
**If your nosebleeds continue for more than 20
min, or if they're frequent, see your doctor.
General & Sub
Contracting
Curt’s Construction
B P.O, Box 535 I Magrath. Alberta CURTIS HATCH
h TOK i JO Ph; (403) 753-3753
Standing up for his rights
A woman got on a crowded bus and held tightly to
a strap. A man seated in front of her started to rise,
whereupon the woman pushed him back into his
Seat
“Please don’t get up for me. I’m a liberated woman
and I can stand,” she said with a smile.
The man tried again and again, and the woman
refused to let him up each time.
Finally on his fifth try, the man said firmly, “You
must let me up, madam. I’ve already gone 10 blocks
past my home.”
— Thomas LaMance
Mr. Dean Stanley Wilde passed away
January 26, 1999 at the age of 90 years.
He leaves to mourn his wife Maline
Stringham and children Keith, Mary Lou
Ririe, Joanne Wocknitz and James Wilde.
A Funeral Service was held on Saturday
January 30th with interment in the Temple Hill
Cemetery, Raymond Alberta.
******
Russel Harker Nelson passed away January
31, 1999 in Summit County Utah at the age
of 34 years.
He was bom April 4, 1964 to Orrin (Butch)
& Jackie (Harker)Nelson. He leaves to mourn
his wife Michelle (Hess) and three children
Ashley, Ski & Marley.
A Funeral Service will be held today
February 3, 1999 in Wanship Chapel in
Heber City Utah.
******
Gruninger
We sincerely thank everyone for the lovely
flowers, cards, abundance of food; many
comforting phone calls and donations to the
Canadian Cancer Society. Also for the many
kindnesses shown to us and to all who
participated in the services and to the U.C.W.
ladies for their lovely luncheon.
Your thoughtfulness is very much
appreciated.
Audrey Gruninger
Danny & Lori Degenstein
Cam & Connie Gruninger
Dan & Shelley McFadden.
******
The Magrath Stinger Tadpoles faced off
against the Picture Butte Tadpoles. The
Stingers were full of steam and the scoring
spree started off with Chase Hofer & Devin
Millward getting one goal each, they both got
two goals each for the Stingers!
Taylor Evans put the "wrap around" move on
the other teams's goalie & came out the victor!
Cody Foggin followed with one goal with an
assist pass from Robbie Karren.
Tyson Hudson played a great game with two
goals both on fast paced breakaway. Carson
Foggin played a tough face off center position
and passed the puck to the team.
Matt McClenan kept the puck out of our end
and got the puck off to his teammates.
Doran Johnson got a 1st time goal and
brought the puck across the line and got his
goal! Tyler Hansen passed and kept the other
team on their toes.
Some awesome goalie work by Taylor Evans
and Nigel Atwood. One goal attempt by Picture
Butte put Nigel on the run out of the crease &
some pressure sent him scrambling back to the
net to make the save! Nigel made the 11th goal
and this ended the game 11-4. Way to go team!
******
[email protected] www.ssdirect.com
Computer Consulting, Sales, and Service
Box 389, 132 - 2“ Street SW, Magrath. AB TOK 1JO
Roger Davies voice 758-3577
General Manager fax 758-9174
DR. MARK HARKER
WILL BE AVAILABLE
TO SEE PATIENTS
AT THE DAHL CLINIC
EVERY 3RD MONDAY
OF THE MONTH
IN THE AFTERNOON
c
Physical Fitness Consulting
Specializing In
Individualized
Fitness & Rutrition
Programs
For More Information Call Ted Bouvier 75Ô-5236
NEW! wwiv.telueplanet.net/public/bouviers/
Magrath Elementary Schools' Student of the Month Awards for January 1922
Grade 1 Mrs. Hatch
Nice Neat Printing-Angelica Alston Cooperative &Obedient-Olivia Boyes Gets work done/super singer-Shane Eyre Improved Reading Skills-Rachel Jones Understands All His Work-Carson Keeler Gaining Confidence-Christian McGlaughlin Independent Worker-Mandi Meldrum Polite, Quiet Worker-Delese Mendenhall Improved Phonics Skills-Keaton Moore Eager To Participate-Ammon Rasmussen Grade 1 Mrs. Toly Improved in Reading-Super Skater Flinto Vayro
Successful Skater-Jenna Pederson Improved Work Habits & Super Skater Jessie Bennett
Awesome Author & Successful Skater Kyre Atwood
Successful Skater-Tyler Bischke Grade 2 Mrs. Court
Improved Work Habits-Jorie Hunt Kind and Cooperative-Ty McHugh Math Whiz-Logan Mendenhall Grade 2 Mrs. Davies
A Consistent At Home Reader
Bonnie Balderson
Improvement on Weekly Spelling Tests Doran Johnson
Good Oral Reader-Laurel Redd
Always pleasant & polite-Karmen Waterhouse Grade 2 Mr. DeWinter
Wonderful Writing
Ben Bennett,Daylen Tidmarsh Classroom Helper and Friend Bryanna Bennett, T.J. Hatch, Morgan Sorpold Grade 3 Mrs. Bolt
Improved Listening & Following Directions Celestina Alston
Improved Work Habits-Daniel Atwood ~ Positive Attitude Toward Learning Bai Lee Jensen
Wonderful Work Habits-Corrine Jensen Polite & Caring Individual-Nathaniel Lowry Improved Listening & Following Directions Josh Prince, Travis Sommerfeldt Polite & Caring Individual-Kyle Stringam.
Grade 3 Miss Coleman
Shows A Wonderful Attitude and Effort Britney Bennett, Ashylla Chipman, Robert Clifton, Courtnee Karren, Connor Kenny, Jesse Neary, Tara Schumers.
Grade 4 Mrs. Karren
Excellence in Math-Blake Newton, Riley Williams, Kyle Bischke Good Reading Comprehension-Jayme Sheridan Improved completing homework-Kayla Passey. Happy Positive Attitude
Curtis Nishikawa, Colin Murray, Justin Nilo
Grade 4 Miss Neilson
On Task-Jessica Sabey, Devin Schad Class Cheerleader-Shelbi Hofer Catching up Award-Kolby Hatch, McKensi Helgeson.
Grade 5 Mrs. Coleman/Mrs. Cosgrove Awesome Artist-Niki Bevers.
Conscientious Worker-Nathan Boyes Spelling Star-Deah Gough Improved Neatness-Teanna Orich Conscientious worker-Lindsey Robinson Awesome Artist-Lethe Stewart.
Grade 5 Mrs, Domer
Excellent Effort in Reading Comprehension Chynna Johnson
Excellent Effort in Double Digit Division-Megan Lee Improved Cooperativeness in Class-Kennedy Oka Excellent on Task Behavior in Class-Justin Passey Kind & Helpful to Others-Matt Prince Shows an interest in many topics-Perry Sabey Grade 6 Mr. Alston Artistic Talents
Jeff Fazikos, Chance Jensen, Craig Watson Social Studies
Brittany Miller, Stephen Taylor Language Arts-Ryan Watson Grade 6 Mrs. Coppieters Outstanding problem solving Erin Wilde, Devin Keeler, Bo Hatch, Justin Jones, Alan Wilde, Megan Meldrum, Adam Stanford. High Attendance: Grades 1-3 Mr. DeWinter
Grades 4-6 Mrs. Coleman Most Prompt Award Grade 4 Mrs. Karren Clean Room Award: Grade 1-3 Mr. DeWinter Grade 4-6 Miss NeilsonMAGRATH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PRESENTS
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8TH
STARTING AT 7:00 P.M.
IN THE TOM KARREN GYM
Admission is 2.00 per family
There will be dance demonstrations by each of the elementary
grades, followed by an opportunity for all to join in the fun!
"GRANDMA COOKIES"AND MILK WILL BE
A VAILABLE FOR PURCHASE
EVERYONE WELCOME!
CLASSIFIED ADS
DEADLINE: TUESDAY 12 NOON PHONE 758-6377
Less than 30 words—8.50
Full Page-—Copy Ready—6.50
1/3 page---------
...............45.00
1/2 page---------
------ -15.00
Flyer insertion (your paper)
Found on Harker & Main-by the skating rink, Jan. 26 - a dispenser for clear tape. To LD. call News Office
@ 758-6377.
******
Wanted-used deep freeze-in good working order, any size. Call Linda Bennett 758-6132 after 4 p.m. or leave a message @ 758-3550.2.10
******
For sale: Admiral stove-24" harvest gold, excellent cond. 50. Phone 758-3814.2-10.
******
For sale: Maytag washer & dryer, in good operating cond.758-3712.
******
Just For You Hairstyles Month of February/99 Specials include Tanning, Liters of Shampoo & Conditioner.
758-6350.
******
Kumon Math Martine & Rusty Rollingson are opening a Kumon Math Centre in Magrath. starting Feb. 1/99. It will help any child become a good math student & gain great study skills. For more information call 758-3648 or visit Kumon's Website at www.
kumon. com
If you have odd jobs around your house that need to be done. Call Matt Rollingson @ 758-3648. (Xmas lights, window cleaning, snow shoveled, leaves raked, walls washed etc.) ******
Wayne's Carpet
& Upholstery Cleaning. Call 758-6414.
2-10. ******
JEANNIE'S HAIR FASHION 136S - 1 St West 4 doors South of Trading Co. 758-3379 Open Tues thru Friday Professional Haircare at pleasing prices.
******
Need your feed barley moved? Will also haul hay or straw. Also can haul your quota for you. Contact Sabey Trucking @ 758-3119. or 308-1944
******
CANADIAN SECURITY SYSTEMS We sell, install, and service alarms, camera systems, and safes.
*Also dead bolts and key locks Call Ross Moore
@ 758-3945 for a free estimate. ******
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
******
Apartment for rent Evergreen Manor (by Diamond WillowTerrace) Available immediately 2 bedrooms, private laundry, 960 sq. ft separate entrance, all appliances inc.
Phone
Wes Balderson 758-6380 Ken Balderson 758-3452. ******
******Mini Storage available
For rent in Magrath
for more info - 758-3876.
******
For rent
various spaces,
in Magrath, ideal for small
business
for more info
caH 758-3876.
******
For rent
2 large bedroom apart.
395 sec. deposit
758-3876.
******
For rent
1 bed apartment
for couple or single lady.
375.00 includes utilities
Please call for info
758-3876.
******
For rent
2 bedroom newly renovated
house-new carpets & furnace,
lrg bedroom or
family room in basement
abstainers - no pets.
Call Tyler 758-3595
or 758-3590.
******
For rent
2 bedroom furnished apt
abstainers, no pets.
Call Tyler 758-3595
or 758-3590.
House for rent
3 bedrooms,
main floor laundry
hook-ups
Available Feb. 1,1999.
Phone 758-3409.
6-1
******
For rent
3+ bed house,
w/d hookups, lrg yard
& garden, rent & d.d.
2.98/lb 2.98
Western Family Regular Wieners 450g 2.28
The Children of
& Helen Newton
invite friends
and relatives
to an
Open House
in honor of their parents
50th Wedding Anniversary.
Celebration to be held
ANGE-EMILE LABBE
•Drywall •Boarding • Taping
• Texture Wall & Ceiling
• Small Renovations
• Commercial & Residential
BOX 803 PHONE
MAGRATH, AB T0K1J0 (403)758-6876
at the
Del Bonita Community Hall.
Saturday February 12, 1999
2-5 p.m.
Program at 3 p.m
lunch to follow
No gifts Please. ******
Looking for an easy fry pan for camp cooking?
Here's one the Cub's make.
Take a metal coat hanger, stretch it out into a
square & mould the hook handle into the shape
you want.
Stretch foil wrap around the frame. It's great
for frying fish, eggs, almost anything.
Domestic & Commercial
Water Hauling
3000 Gal & 4000 Gal capacity
Pumping Services Available
Cistern Cleaning
is«...«,., Bus. 328-2460
« Home 758-3968
Steele Sheridan
*No Deliveries Sundays and Holidays I
PASSEY ELECTRIC
T Derrick Passey
RESIDENTIAL, FARMS, FEEDLOTS ft RENOVATIONS
BOX 92«
RAYMOND, AB
TOK 2S0
(403) 752-4005
MORE GROCERY SPECIALS FEBRUARY 1 - 6
Sunday, my mother
took my two-year-old nephew
to church with her.
During the service, the
pastor asked the congregation
to lower their heads
in prayer.
Kellogg's Bran Flakes 775g 2.98
Sunrype Coffee Bars 2.48
Kraft Miracle Whip 1 liter 1.38
9 - Lives Cat Food 156g 2 for .98
Purex Double Bathroom Tissue 12 pk 7.98
Viva Jumbo Paper Towels 6 pk 3.98
Tropicana Orange Juice 1.89 liter 2.98
McCain Tasti Taters 1kg 2.98
Pillsbury Pizza Pops 448g 3.28
Swanson Dinners 3.88 ea.
Anjou Pears
.78/Ib
1.48
Medium Onions
3 lb
2.98
Nectarines
3.73/kg
SENIORS NEWS
Our Wednesday Potluck suppers will be tonight February 3rd, then on the 10th and the 17th.
We will be having our Potluck supper on Friday February 26th.
♦Please note that the yearly memberships and cleaning fees are now due.
They are 75.00.
Seniors Travel
The Seniors will be attending a Stage West Comedy in Calgary on March 3rd. Price for travel, show & dinner is 35.00. We will leave the Centre @ 8:30 A.M. For reservations please call: Bakers 758-3207
Alston 758-3281
Rasmussen 758-3545
******
We would like to express our appreciation for the donation generously given by the Knight«; of Columbus in Lethbridge. This donation will be put towards new equipment needed by the residents of the Diamond Willow Terrace. Again, Thank you for your generosity. Gail Cole.
******
Magrath United Church Pancake Supper Tuesday February 16, 1999 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.
Adults & children - 4.00
6 years & under - FREE or 15.00 per family Come enjoy the food & fellowship ♦Proceeds go to the Magrath United Church Sunday School ******
Lutheran Ladies Group Will be holding a meeting on Thursday February 4th at 7 p.m. in the Lutheran Church Hall.
Hope to see you there.
******
Are you stressed? Do your muscles hurt? Allan Miller L.M.T. (massage therapist) is now at the Dahl Clinic
Mon. Wed. & Fri. - 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. To book an appointment 330-6232 (Cell Phone) 758-6804 (Home)
♦covered by most Insurance Co.HOME HARDWARE
’’HOME OF THE HANDY MAN”
*WE HAVE LOTS OF VALENTINES. SO REMEMBER HOME FOR YOUR LOVED ONES CARDS AND GIFTS.
* LINDY HAD A NEW SHIPMENT OF TOYS & GAMES COME IN. IDEAL FOR BIRTHDAY PRESENTS.
*WE HAVE TWO GARDEN SEED RACKS COME IN FOR THE EARLY BIRDS.
*ENAMEL ROASTER, REGULAR 10.99 ON SPECIAL 239.99, SPECIAL 4.99 SALE PRICE 3.79, ON SPECIAL FOR 2.00.
*CARNAIION DINNERWARE IS ON SALE.
*WD 40-312G, REG. 3.00.
*HOT WATER TANKS ARE GOING UP IN PRICE. WE HAVE THE 40 GAL. G.S.W. NATURAL GAS HEATERS STILL AT 1.78
Orchard Hill Apple Juice
1.82 liter
4.98
Legend Yogurt
2 liter
4.98
Hostess Ruffles
170g
.98
Dempsters Sesame or 100% Whole Wheat Bread
2.48
Kraft Jams
500 ml
4.98
Maple Leaf Flakes of Ham, Chicken, Turkey
184 kg
1.48
Delmonte Fruit cocktail
398 ml
1.48
Delmonte Mixed or Chunky Fruit
398 ml
1.48
Uncle Ben's Classic Rice
1.78
Suniype Hi 5 Drinks
1 liter
.98
Sunrype Juices
1 liter
3.98
Dad's Cookies
700g
2.98
Kellogg's Corn Flakes
750g
$2.9
