11 research outputs found
Efectos del ácido indolacético en la propagación vegetativa de Ficus gigantosyce Dugand y Ficus macbridei Standl
No full textEl ácido indolacético (AIA) es una hormona exógena que estimula la formación de nuevos tejidos, y su influencia durante la propagación vegetativa (generación de brotes y raíces) es ideal para el prendimiento de estacas. El objetivo principal del presente trabajo fue determinar la influencia del AIA en la propagación vegetativa de Ficus gigantosyce Dugand y Ficus macbridei Standl. Se empleó un diseño factorial de bloques completamente aleatorios; los factores de estudio fueron dos tipos de especies y seis dosis de AIA (0, 50, 100, 150, 200 y 250 mg) con cinco repeticiones de cada tratamiento en tres bloques. La aplicación del AIA fue por el método pastoso, pero antes se le aplicó una escarificación en la corteza (1 a 2 milímetros), y las estacas tuvieron características de 15 cm de longitud. Además, el sustrato utilizado fue de una proporción de 15:30:45 (arena de río, arcilla y tierra de un bosque secundario). Los resultados demostraron que solo la especie de F. macbridei logró propágulos exitosos en las dosis de 50 y 200 miligramos de AIA. En conclusión, las estacas tratadas con AIA tuvieron efectos positivos en la propagación vegetativa de F. macbridei bajo condiciones diferentes a las de los árboles progenitore
The English translation of seventeenth-century French lyric poetry and epigrams during the Caroline period
No full textThis doctoral thesis is the first comprehensive study of contemporary English translations of French lyric poetry during the Caroline period. While there has been extensive study of translations from French literature of other genres, notably drama, translations of lyric poetry have been largely ignored. The thesis examines the translations within the context of literary and cultural trends in France and England during the seventeenth century. Differing cultural tendencies and reader expectations are evident both in the selection of particular poems for translation, and in the changes translators made to their source texts. Chapter one contains background information on the social and literary relations between France and England during the seventeenth century, and an overview of the social and political conditions in which poetry was written in each country. Chapter two investigates where and how translators obtained the texts of the poems they translated, and in particular the use of the recueils collectifs as sources for translations. Chapters three, four and five provide a thematic overview of the most significant and interesting translations. The themes chosen - eroticism, love and nature - constitute those most popular with translators, and the representation of these themes in both the original poems and the translations is closely connected to wider literary and cultural tendencies in both France and England. Having provided a thematic overview of the translations, chapters 6 and 7 examine some of the more technical and linguistic aspects of the practice of translating from contemporary French poetry in Caroline England. Chapter seven studies the translation of the French lyric voice, and the effects of this on the representation of themes, particularly love and nature. Chapter eight examines the English treatment of some aspects of seventeenth-century French prosody, placing these and the changes made by translators in the context of prosodic developments in both France and England. The conclusion highlights patterns identified in translators' handling of the source texts; these draw attention to the literary and cultural differences between France and England in the seventeenth century, and demonstrate that French poetry is altered in English translation to suit the tastes of translators and their intended English readership
Distinct impact of CURLY LEAF and SWINGER on the Arabidopsis Histone H3 Lysine 27 trimethylation pattern is linked to the underlying genetic code
No full textPolycomb Group Proteins (PcG) are a conserved class of transcriptional repressors
in animals and plants, controlling the expression of hundreds of genes. Specifically,
they repress gene expression by histone H3 trimethylation at lysine 27 (H3K27me3)
via the Polycomb Repressive Complex 2 (PRC2). In Arabidopsis thaliana CURLY LEAF
(CLF), a PRC2 methyltransferase, is partially redundant with the closely related protein
SWINGER (SWN). The phenotype of clf null mutant plants is less severe than the
phenotype of clf/swn double mutants. Plants that are mutated in swn exhibit no obvious
phenotype. The large degree of sequence conservation of both CLF and SWN
throughout the plant kingdom, suggests that they have distinct and conserved functions
in plant development.
I set out to identify the individual target genes of CLF and SWN and to uncover their
functions. To this end, I used chromatin immunoprecipitation followed by deep sequencing
to create genome-wide H3K27me3 profiles of wild type, clf and swn seedlings.
The three genotypes share many H3K27me3 target regions but they exhibit partially
distinct methylation profiles. In clf null mutants, H3K27me3 is significantly reduced at
643 genes, indicating that at these genes CLF is the major catalytic component of PRC2.
A part of the CLF dependent genes is significantly physically clustered along chromosomes
and surprisingly, 60% of CLF dependent genes contain a conserved AAACCCTA
or telo box which has been previously reported to enhance transcription. Unexpectedly,
reduction of H3K27me3 in clf mutant plants does not correlate frequently
with an increase of gene expression. The swn mutation can either have the same effect,
oppose or contribute to the effect of clf on the expression of these genes. Moreover, in
swn null mutants, H3K27me3 seems to be slightly increased in 294 genes compared to
wild-type. These results suggest that the interplay between CLF and SWN might be
important to establish wild-type-like H3K27me3 and expression levels. Finally, in swn,
expression of some CLF dependent genes changes dramatically, although H3K27me3
is unaffected. This indicates that SWN might have an H3K27me3 independent function.
In short, these results demonstrate that CLF and SWN have partially distinct effects
on the Arabidopsis thaliana H3K27me3 pattern and that their function is linked to the
underlying genetic code. SWN might control expression in a H3K27me3 independent
pathway and the interplay between CLF and SWN is presumably important to maintain
establish wild-type-like H3K27me3 and expression levels
Magrath Store News (October 30, 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
30 cents
Wednesday October 30, 1996
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
On Nov. 22 we are hosting the 2A Men's
Volleyball Zone playoffs, with a total of 13
teams competing, this weekend our Jr. High
volleyball teams will be playing in Cardston
against other teams in our school division.
At a JV volleyball tournament held this
weekend our girts defeated Raymond &
Cardston, but they came up short in the end
against Stirling. When all the smoke cleared
they placed 2nd. Special thanks to our varsity
refs who volunteered their time.
This week's Student of the Week is Traci
Perry for her excellent Chemistry 30 mark.
Fri. Nov. 1 - Jr Hi VB in Cardston.
Sat. Nov. 2 - Gr. 9 VB at Barnwell Tourny.
Mon Nov. 4 - Zeniths host LCL
Tues. Nov. 5 - Slave Auction.
Wed. Nov. 6 - Gr. 7-12 report cards
- Pandas host Raymond.
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We plan to include names of all
Magrath veterans on our program
whose photos are in the Post
Office.
MAGRATH HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
WILL MEET
AT THE HOSPITAL
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 7TH @ 2 P.M.
******
Many other war veterans have
since moved into town, and we
wish to list them also.
HAVE A SAFE AND
ENJOYABLE
HALLOWEEN
THE STAFF
Please phone with any additional
names to be added to this list so
we might include them in our
appreciation.
Thanks
Elizabeth Olsen 758-3156
& MANAGEMENT OF THE
MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY.
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MAG RATH ICE ARENA UPDATE The Ice Arena is open for another season.
Public skating hours
are Mondays & Thursdays 7:15 - 8:15 Saturdays from 6:30 - 7:45.
Fees for this season are:
Up to 5 yrs of age - 50, 6-12 yrs - 1.50 per session, Special Family Pass per session - 35 (single), family is 2.50/hour or 60.00 if you live out of the M.D.
******
REWARD OFFERED
To anyone who may have seen or have information of someone that shot a white horse south of the dump ground about 3 weeks ago. If you have information, please call 758-6871 or 758-3645. Thank You.
******
A minor accident at (well, actually in) the Magrath Fish Pond on Monday, Oct. 28th proved, once again the boys (and girls) in Magrath are always there for you if you need them! Trevor Panczak, Grandpa R., Cameron Anderson, Clayton Anderson, Chad Harris, B.J. Farries, Kurlis Robinson, Tom Fox, Gavin Beck, John Panczak, Aleesa Nelson, Robyn Frenzel, Amy Watson, & Dee Dee Robinson, all helped me, a poor defenceless teenager driver fish my truck out of the pond. They are my heros. I don't think anywhere but in Magrath could there be so many wonderful kids (and grown-ups!).
I think you re all wonderful and I to
thank you guys!!
Jessica R. and Barbara D.
******
Run the edge of an almost dull razor blade through an old cork & you'll be able to use it for a few more shaves.
Lions International Youth Exchange Recipient is Enthusiastic Johanna Fox is a young woman with a wider perspective on the world, thanks to her attendance this summer at an unusual camp held in Waterton Lakes. She was the recipient of a Magrath Lion's Club grant which sponsored her & paid half her registration at the Lions Club International Youth Exchange. She recently reported her experiences.Held at the Canyon Church camp for one week, the event was attended by 15 Canadian teenagers & 14 youth from Germany, Italy, Peru, Japan, Belgium, Netherlands, Turkey, France, Israel. Learning to appreciate the variety of cultures & richness of background of her new friends was the greatest part of the camp.
Besides a wide variety of activities in Waterton itself, workshops were conducted. The Canadian students were instructed daily in leadership to be used later on student councils in their schools. The International group was also taught leadership & perhaps a way to start student councils in their schools. She felt the. goal to train future leaders was well met, she has a large binder bulging with ideas to use in student council & other leadership capacities. A member of this year's student council, she is using many of the ideas she picked up "Kiss The Pig" is soon to be implemented as a fundraiser & some lucky teacher will have the opportunity in the near future as students & teachers scramble to make sure their favorite receives this opportunity.
Johanna is very appreciative of the opportunity she received from the Lions & is encouraging them to sponsor another student council member to attend next year's camp in Kourtney Lake BC. "It s great I have friends m many countries, it's like having part of your family all over the world. I could visit them and feel right at home".
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strange house
apartment or car
Have a parent
check your treats
before you eat them
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Parent homes in
CARRIAGE HOUSE
THEATRE
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Live performance
showing at 7:30 p.m.
Nov, 2th - 9th
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you’re frightened
lost or hurt
Be really safe -
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in groups
Have Fun
The Magrath and District Agriculture Society
will hold its Annual Election Meeting
Monday November 18th at 7:00 p.m.
at the Magrath Senior Center.
Anyone interested in the societies future
activities are encouraged to attend.
Memberships will be sold from 7- 7:30 p.m.
for 5 after which the election meeting will
begin. For more information on voting
priviledges etc.
Contact Brad Karren at 758-6575.
Thanks again to everyone who supported the
Society's fundraisers and other activities this
past year & to those who served on the board
of directors: Pres. Brad Karren, 1st Vice Pres:
Rod Foggin, 2nd Vice Pres: Karen Fillmore,
Secretary: Sylvia Bullock, Treasurer: Renee
Karren, Ivy Nishikawa, Aria Garriock, Audra
Foggin, Cyd Cunningham, Valerie Nilsson,
Jackie Barnett, Bill Bullock, Calvin Heggie,
Ken Still, Bill Peterson, Greg Maxwell, Jim
Hudson, Bob Fillmore, Larry Nelson, John
Berezay, Mark Hatch & Herb McKelvey.
******
BINGO - BINGO - BINGO - BINGO - BINGO
Everyone is welcome to come & play Bingo at
the Seniors Centre. Next bingo nite is thurs.
Nov. 7th @ 7 pm. Door opens @ 6:30 p.m.
******
Mark Dec, 15th on your Calendar
for the
>th AmhmaI
Mas rath
CommwHitM
Christmas Proram
Participating Choirs
School Elementary Choir
Jr. Sr. High School Choir
begins In Nov.
Senior Mixed choir
tails Sunday, Nov. 17 - Band Room
7.00 PM (4 rehearsals only)
Dear Susan Zobell
You and your helpers are to be complemented
on the great improvement you have contributed
to main Street Magrath, in displaying your
clever ideas with the poster windows, and also
the good looking "Park" sign, the attractive
trim around the windows & the new clean
painting in general of the old Theatre front.
For many years the Theatre building has gone
without the slightest bit of improvement and it
has indeed looked ugly.
How fortunate Magrath is to have citizens
like you, who will step forward and with both
brain & brawn will turn an eye-sore into an
attraction.
Thank you Susan, you and yours are a credit
to our Community, everyone of us need to have
reason to feel proud of our Town.
Sincerely Avilda Coleman.
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M.T.M. GARBAGE
DISPOSAL
Dependable! Reliable!
Pick-up every Saturday
, Only 7.00 per month takes
all the worry out of
trash disposal.
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758-3463
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* Walls * Windows * General Cleaning *
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Farms • Acreages • City Properties
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Johnny Panczak
Box 134
Milk River. AB TOK 1 MO
Bus: 403-647-3656
Box 58
Magrath, AB TOK 1 JO
Ph/Fax: 403-758-6265
Spirit of Alberta
Mr. Chatwin and the Spirit of Alberta Band
wish to express sincere thanks to those of our
friends and neighbours living within hearing
range of the school football field. Each day this
September you were the unasked for recipients
of a rather loud and lusty early morning
serenade as we prepared for our Tour south.
We very much appreciate your graciousness
and patience and apologize for your probable
rude catapult out of dreamland; we hope it
wasn't too inconvenient.
The Spirit of Alberta Band is again doing
their "Band Calendar" fundraiser which is: a
1997 calendar that has on it your birthday, the
birthdays of your children as well as the
birthdays of everyone else in town who orders
one. It also has a coloured picture of the band
on the front. It sells for 5.00 and makes a
great Christmas gift for grandparents, children
and former residents. Band students will be
contacting you.
Also any local businesses who wish to have
and ad on this calendar (who weren't on last
year's) please contact Joanne or Jerry at
Magrath School 758-3366 or Cathy West after
4 pm @ 758-6473. Calendars will be ready in
time for Christmas giving with a new & vastly
improved delivery system.
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Thank you for the kind messsages
of sympathy, food, cards and phone calls,
during the recent passing of my father
- John Leister.
Mary Ann & Del Jones & Family
******
FOOTHILLS
APPLIANCE
SERVICE
service
Owner Operator: Art Heninger
formerly of Magrath
now living in Cardston
I will repair ail major appliances
Journeyman - 27 yrs. experience
Will come to Magrath weekly or
whenever needed
*No mileage charge*
653-1919
“Is it just me, or do the steaks taste
better since I discovered fire?”
ember: Call Tai Han
ie 752-3866 Raymo?
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Technician
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CLASSIFIED ADS
DEADLINE: TUESDAY 12 NOON PHONE 758-6377
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Flyer insertion (your paper)
To give away: large deep freeze. Call 752-4985. N.2
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Lost: male peach flufly kitten. Really missed!! **Reward for his safe return. *He is new to area so doesn't know his way home. Please phone 758-3827 if you have him or know where he is. Thanks. 030.
******
Lost: one gold hoop earring for pierced ears.
Call 758-3082.
******
W ork wanted - will do babysitting, housework, ironing & yard work. Please call Alisha @ 758-3072 or 758-6309. N.13.
******
Wanted: a dog house for our shivering puppy. Phone Wayne @ 758-6307. N.6.
******
Looking for a used Pool table. Call Burns Alston @ 758-6894. N.6.
******
HELP!!!!
It's snowing & I can't find my boots. Maybe I left them at your house. Navy blue "Sorels" with fur on the cuffs. Call Dylan Alston @ 758-6894. N.6.
******
If you want to look young and thin, hang out with old, fat people.
— Laura Namath
For sale: white fabric, vertical blinds, 8'w x 4’h,
7 1/2’ w x 4 1/2’ h. Call 7583379. N.6
******
For sale: older Admiral rotisserie oven, works well, avocado green 700 o.b.o. Call Tom @ 758-3061. 030 ******
Two leather motorcycle jackets, 1 - tan size 40 200.
1 HP air compressor - new cond. 350. Call Vai @ 758-3062. O. 30.
******
For sale: new lady's size 8 1/2 western leather riding boots Still in original box. Cost 60 Canadian. Call Ben @ 758-3514. O. 30.
******
For sale: Apple 2C computer, complete with printer & games - 400 o.b.o.
1976 280Z needs bodywork 250. two snowmobiles, reasonable price. Call Clinton @ 752-3841.
Please leave a message.
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
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
*****A
Maintenance, repair, home improvement. Call Robert
@ 758-6212. l.r.
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There would be fewer problems with children if they had to chop wood to keep the TV set ao- ing.
— Bicycle Business JournalCAKES BY RITA
FOR ALL OCCASIONS,
WEDDINGS, BIRTHDAYS,
ANNIVERSARIES, MANY
CHARACTER PANS.
SPECIALIZING IN
ROLLED FONDANT
WEDDING CAKES,
LACE PIECES, ALSO
EMBROIDERY ON SIDES
OF THE CAKES.
CALL 758-6315
108 - 1ST AVE. SOUTH.
N. 20.
******
For Sale:
New 1600 sq. ft. bung.
3 beds, 2 bath,
washer & dryer
on main floor.
75 x 130 lot.
CaB 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.
******
House for sale on the
outskirts of town with
3 1/2 acres of land.
Phone Ken Harker
758-3405. L.R.
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For Rent: 3 bedroom mobile
home in Mountain View
Park in Magrath. On south
side of street at west end.
Private entrance. Contact
Wayne Leavitt @ 653-3033.
For rent: 3 bedroom house,
close to schools, churches &
shopping * Abstainers please
400/mo. 758-3789. O. 30.
******
For rent: 3 bedroom newly
renovated, downtown apart.
Includes fridge, stove, cable
TV, car garage, washer, dryer
295/mo.
Avail Nov. 1 Reply Box 129,
Magrath AB. or call
(403) 758-3490.
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Are you superstitious*.
Friday falls on the thirteenth this week. . .
a date when four out of five of us are fearful
of things going awry. Here, ranked in order,
are our toasuperstitions:
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Good-luck charms
1. Crossing your fingers
2. Wearing'specific colors
or clothing
>z 3. Picking up heads-up
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4. Knocking on wood
5. Throwing salt over your shoulder
Bad omens <
1. Black cat crossing your path
2. Walking under a ladder . ,
3. The number 13
4. Breaking a mirror
5. Stepping on cracks
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ghosts, princesses and pirates. These are
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Cinderella, Aladdin); Americana (Statue
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■ Methuselah ate what he found on his
plate,
And never, as people do now,
Did he note the amount of the calorie
count,
He ate it because it was chow.
He wasn'y disturbed as at dinner he sat,
Devouring a roast or a pie,
To think it was lacking in granular fat
Or a couple of vitamins shy.
He cheerfully chewed each species of
food,
Unmindful of troubles or fears
Lest his health might be hurt
By some fancy dessert;
And he lived over 900 years
-author unknown
While on a drive with their
grandfather, my seven-year-old
son Sam and my 10-
year-old daughter Camille
noticed a strange-iooking
machine as they slowed
down for some road construction.
Built like a tractor
with a rotating, spiked
wheel in the front, the
contraption was breaking
up the asphalt.
“■Whafs thatweird-looking
machine?” asked Sam.
“It’s a road tenderizer,”
replied Camille.
— Carol Cordero,
Yuma, Ariz.
MEAT SPECIALS OCTOBER 28 - NOVEMBER 2
Smoked Picnic (shankless) 2.60/kg
Tony's Deluxe Pizzas 1000g 2.48 each
Bologna 500g 3.68 each
Superior Sausage Sticks 500g 2.89 each
L. A. Swim Club has a seven week program.
Starts Nov. till Christmas. For ages 6 - 12.
Mon, Wed & Fri at 5-6 p.m. - U of L Pool
Tues. Thurs & Fri at 5-6 p.m. - Fritz Sick Pool
Cost is 99 per child (family plan is available)
If interested in car pooling give me a call.
Shannon Sabey @ 758-3779.
Magrath High School Choir
Starts Nov. 5th
Noon hours on Tues. & Thurs.
Everyone Welcome
Bring lunch.
Questions?? Call
Laurel Bennett
758-6222.
For all your roofing
& siding estimates!
KEN JENSEN
758-3669
MAGRATH, ALBERTA
Carpentry
ALLIED ARTS COUNCH,
THE BOWMAN ARTS CENTRE GALLERIES
Invites artists to make submissions to the
annual Figurative/Portrait Exhibition scheduled
to take place March 6 - April 27, 1997. This is
an open juried exhibition. Works must be two
dimensional and a minimum size of 20 x 24"
(50 x 60 cm). Submissions must be made in the
form of slides (a maximum of 6 slides can be
submitted). Artist, Title, Media, Size and
Value must be recorded on both the slides and
on an accompanying master list. Artists'
resumes must be submitted with slides and
master list. The deadline for submission is
Wednesday, February 12th, 1997. Artists will
be notified by. Friday, February 14th 1997.
Accepted work MUST be received by
Thursday, February 27th. Shipping (delivery
and pickup) of art work will be the
responsibility of the artist.
For further information please contact the
Bowman Arts Centre Galleries @ 327-2813 or
fax 327-6118.
SCOTT WOLSEY 758-3992
MORE GROCERY SPECIALS OCTOBER 28 - NOVEMBER 2
Dr. Ballard Balanced Diet Dog or Pup Food
1.8 kg
1.68 each
Value Priced Bathroom Tissue
24 pk
3.98 each
Becel Margarine
907g
1.58 each
Green Giant Vegetables
500 ml
1.48 each
Western Family Meat Pies
200g
2 for 3.28 each
Salon Selective Mousse, gel (150g), Hairspray (300ml)
3.28 each
MAGRATH WOLVERINES FOOTBALL
The Wolverines played their first playoff game on Saturday and came out victorious over the Lethbridge Bombers. Soundly beating them by a score of 38-6. The 1st half started out slow but rolled along with many great scoring plays in the 2nd half. Scoring for the Wolverines was Justin Holladay with 2 rushing TD's. Zach Bourne with 1 rushing TD & an 80 yd. pass & run TD from Jimmy Balderson. Single TD's were scored by Ryan Richards 7 Ben Wood. Magrath had over 500 yds. of combined offense. The defence held the Bombers to only 4 1st downs. Top tacklers for Magrath were Brandon Henderson-12, Thomas Nordquist-8, Ryan Richards-6, Ben Wood-6. The offensive & defensive lineman played their best game to date by opening large holes on offensive plays & closing them on the defensive side of things. The semi-final game took place in Cardston on Sat. Oct. 26th. Stay tuned for the scores of this game next week.
PeeWee Bulldogs 96-96 - Here we are! Janay Chipman, Eric Godionton, Kyle Harker, Josh Heggie, Derek Jones, Peter Lee, Dustin Mandel, Brad Noble, Chad Ratke, Cody Ririe, Kyle Schneyder, Denver Wetherelt. We are coached by: Duke Wetherelt, Marvin Lee and Vince Harker. Our manager is Louellen Lee On Sat. Oct. 26, 1996, we travelled to Duchess to play our 1st League game and we drovehome with a 12-2 victory. Peter Lee was in net & faced a total of 27 shots while we shot a total of 37 on the Duchess team. Goal getters: Janay Chipman lead the way with 4 goals & 1 assist. Derek Jones 2-1; Kyle Harker 2-0; Dustin Mandel 2-1; Brad Noble 1-3; Chad Ratke 1-1. Assists:
Josh Heggie-1; Kyle Schneyder-1; Denver Wetherelt -1.
Our tournament is scheduled for the last weekend in Nvember. Watch for more information at a later date. Come watch us play and support minor hockey.PRODUCE SPECIALS OCTOBER 28 - NOVEMBER 2
Valencia Oranges .88/lb 1.94/kg
Kiwi Fruit 3 for .88
Green Seedless Grapes 4.36/kg
Celery Hearts 24 oz. 1.27/kg
Tomatoes .88/lb 1.18 each
Strawberries 3.50/kg
Large Eggs *' — 1.58 each
SENIORS NEWS:
Our final supper for October will be today
Wednesday Oct. 30th. at 5 p.m. at the
Seniors Centre.
In November we will have Wednesday suppers
on Nov. 6th, 13th and 20th with our November
Potluck dinner on Friday Nov. 29th - all at
5 p.m. at the Seniors' Centre.
Seniors Aerobics
We will be having aerobics again on Monday
6 Thursday mornings at 9 am in the Seniors
Centre beginning next monday, November 4th.
If you are interested call Margaret Leishman
@ 758-3241. Bookings for the Senior's Centre
should be made through Joe or Lois Czech.
Call them at 758-6308.
Travel News:
We are now booking for the Edmonton Rodeo
to be held on November 8th, 9th & 10th.
*To those who are going, the money must be in
by November 1st. The bus will be leaving
Magrath at 7:15 am on fri. morning Nov. 8th.
If interested call the travel committee: ,
Baker's 758-3207, Doreen Alston 758-3281,
Hazel Rasmussen 758-3545 or
Margaret Leishman 758-3241.
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NOVEMBER 1 & 2/5-9/12-16,
CURTAIN AT 8 p.m.
YATES MEMORIAL CENTRE
For tickets call the Yates Box Office at 320-3844
HOURS: 10:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Mon.-Fri,
10:00 a.m. - 12:00 Sat.
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Magrath Store News (November 25, 1992)
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.WORLD SCIENTISTS WARNING TO HUMANITY -a four page report
presented last week by a group of over 1500 scientist
meeting in Washington, states: "Human beings and the
Natural World are on a collison course". The greatest
dangers sited were: ozone depletion, air pollution, waste
of water, poisioning of the ocean, damage to farmland,
deforestation, loss of plant and animal species and
population growth. Industrial countries are the worst
polluters. They informed us that the trend can be
reversed, but must come within the next decade or so. Six
areas for action were suggested.
One area; 11 the more efficient use of energy, water
and other materials", our grade six students at Magrath
School are addressing. The Magrath School has set a goal
to become a "Green School". In an effort to increase
environmental awareness, citizens are invited to recycle
their newspapers through the school.
The PROCEDURE is simple:
1- Use string to bundle your own newspapers.
2- Deliver them personally or send them with any student
willing to help.
3- Stack the bundles outside Mr. Alston's room. Use the
East door of the elementary wing.
The School and the Magrath 3rd Ward Scouts will transport
papers to Lethbridge for recycling. PLEASE help us achieve
this worthwhile goal!!!
###"I do not believe in a fate that falls on men however
they act; but I do believe in a fate that falls on them
unless they act". G.K.Chesterton.‘it
SPORTS FLASH
Women's Hockey and Curling will both be medal events at
the 1998 Winter Games in Japan.
REPORT FROM THE LEGISLATURE: JACK ADY, M.L.A.
ALBERTANS TO ELECT NEW PREMIER NOVEMBER 28,1992
Following the September 9th resignation of Premier Don
Getty, the Progressive Conservative party will be elec -
a new leader on November 28th,1992. Albertans will ha
opportunity to vote directly, to decide who the next
premier will be for the first time in our province's
history. All that is necessary to vote is a valid 1992 PC
membership.
There are nine candidates vying for the position of
leader. The winning candidate must receive 502 plus 1 of
the votes cast. A second ballot will be held the following
Saturday, December 5th, if no candidate receives 502 plus
1. Only the three highest scoring candidates in the first
ballot will participate in the second. The winner will be
sworn in as leader of the PC party, and thereafter will
serve as the Premier of Alberta, until the next provincial
election, which must be held before March of 1994.
People interested in voting in the Magrath area may vote
at the polling station set up in the Magrath Town Hall.
1992 memberships may be bought for Moyle
Pilling
Memorial Book- Carla Gill, Janice Francis, Elizabeth Veale
& Lyndsay Schmunk
Ushers- DeVar Coleman & Sylvester Sabey
Family Prayer- Theron Livingstone
The Service went as follows:
Opening Hymn- "The Lord's Prayer" Quartet
Invocation- Glenn Fletcher
Biography- Lome Schmunk
Special Musical- Tarri Jean Lybbert "The Test"
Speaker- Reed Coleman
Closing Hymn- "How Great Thou Art" Quartet
Benediction- Clyde Shields
Active Pallbears:
Garth Veale,Stephen Veale,Larry Gill, Bryan Sheer, Todd
Franks, Al Liptak.
Honorary Pallbearers: _
Keith Freeman, -Roy Blais, Adan Rieger, DeVar Coleman,
Bert Gibb, Lloyd Farrell, Eldon Coleman
Interment-Nagrath Cemetery
Dedication of the Grave- Ron Knight
Denzel George Coleman born; May 16,1917, Magrath,AB passed
away November 18,1992,at the age of 75. Besides his loving
wife,Gladys, Denzel is survived by: daughter Betty Jane
(Theron)Livingston; grandchildren Scott, Shauna, and
Krista; sister Nabel Schmunk; brothers Gordon(Bernice)
Coleman, Kenneth(Vaun)Coleman, as well as several nieces
and nephews.
Denzel served during the Second World War; was a town
policeman in Magrath for several years; worked for the
Alberta government in Edmonton, Peace River and Medicine
Hat before retiring in 1982. Denzel was a member of the
Elks Club where he played alot of cribbage.He enjoyed
watching sports especially hockey;gardening and spoiling
his grandchildren. He had a great love for horses.
"The Bible is a window in this prison of hope through
which we look into eternity." John Sullivan Dwight.
SWEATERS
Variety of Fabrics
3 racks
Summerware
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Cross Rib Roasl 1 2.09 Ib ft 5.05 kg J
Smoked Cork I’a id: 88 cents /Ib ft ! 91 kg J
Bulk formers 99 ceiiis /ib
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Olympic' 500 gm ft 2.49 cadi
Mayfair Cooked Hani 375 ohi ft 2.99 cadi
fegrath 1st Scouts fund Raising.
PIE PROJECT: Nagrath 1st Kard Group Committee will, be
selling Apple, Cherry. Raisin and Blueberry Pies....5
delivered. Phone: Jim Anderson at 758-6725 or Charles Bly
at 758-3752
M^ggthJospiW AuxUfewould like to acknowledge
and to express sincere Thanks to those who have already
supported our "Tree of Hope" project. The lights are
already lighting up the hospital roof and above the front
entrance. Your continued support will be appreciated.
Let's Bake the Hospital glow with Red and Green
lights.Thank You very much.Nagrath Hospital Auxiliary Tree
of Hope Committee.
TREE _OF .HOPE
will be lit iron Nov.9th to Jan.9th,
with lights added as donations are received.
Donations can be nade to Alma Whitt,
Nary Baker, Sue Kado, or Ester looser
or at the Hospital.
Chris I mas
Jr.& Sr.High Choiri
will begin this
boon at the School
we will practice every
Tues, and Thurs. for
Three weeks.
Performance Dec.l3th/92
See you There' Any ???
call Laurel 758-622
The Jtaoratb Bandi-Bus Association would like to thank all
the people who helped with our Pre-winter carnival and
bake Sale at McDonald's Restaurant ¡Mayor Nagrath Dr.) on
Nov.ifth. ife appreciate very much:those who took tine to
do baking for us, for cash donations, those who helped
with the actual running of the Carnival and Bake Sale; and
especially to those who helped set up and clean up. It was
our first attempt at sonething this size, and could be
railed 3 learning experience, turned successful. Thanks
again for your support of this local organization. Did you
bring squares on a STONECAST DINNER PLATE with a pattern
of TREES? Please contact Shirley Saunders 758-6763 to
reclaim.
LAST CHANCE to order before Christmas:
U.C.w.'s Cookbook 147,000 was noted, with the majority of the increase in
expenditures being attributed to salary / benefits/ debt
service and debenture payments. Audited statements will,
be available at the Central Office.
DELBONITA SCHOOL- Hr. Carlyle Pilling, newly appointed
Principal of the DelBonita School, presented his annual
report to the Board concerning programs and policies at
the school. A group of Grade 4-6 students attended with
him and shared some of their creative language art work.
The Board enjoyed very much both presentations.
ACHIEVEMENT TEST SCORES-1992- Dr. Neldon Batch reviewed
the results and meanings of the June 1992 Achievement Test
scores. Grade 3 students wrote Social Studies; results
slightly below provincial average in both passes and
honors. Grade 6 wrote language arts; results at or above
provincial average in all areas. Of special note was the
significant increase in writing effectiveness; results
much above provincial average. Grade 9 wrote Hath; results
well above provincial average in both passes and honors.
Principals and teachers continue reviewing results for
needed areas of focus and improvement.
DEL BONITA SCHOOL
Thank you to the following businesses and people
Without your generous Donations it would not
MAGRATH Foothills Vet Clinic
Just For You Hairstyles Wood-N-Magrath
Co-op Assoc. CreationsPharmasave
Tyco Holdings Ltd. Royal Rope Co.
Southern Agri Services Zuback Agri Services
Alberta Treasury Branch Home Hardware
The Store Cardston Book Shop
Bank of Montreal Frame Works
Alberta Wheat Pool Rainbow Equipment
P&H Elevator Imaginations Unlimited
Magrath Trading Co. Cardston Turbo
WELLING Redi-Mart
Cascade Fertilizer K&T Confectionary
CARDSTON Cardston IGA
Hallmark Saddlery Foodland
Silver Automotive MILK RIVER
Napa Auto Parts Robertson Auto Body Ltd.
Kirk's Tire P4H Elevator
Southern Equipment UGG Elevator
Pro Shop Golden Sea Restaurant
Shaw Fuel Milk River Vet Clinic
Personal Touch Flowers Triple "0” Sales Ltd.
Exposure Photo McCoy Service
Wildlife West Taxidermy Napa Auto Parts
Wally Jensen Mandin's Tires
E.J.WO® SCHOOL ADDITION/MODERNIZATION- Application for
this project has been turned down for the third year in a
row. Funds are be.Jf! diverted to the new population '
areas(cities). Annual funding for building maintenance is
to be diverted now to replace some of the heating and
lighting facilities in the John Smith School and
eventually the E.J.Wood School. Efforts continue to tap
sources to get adequate facilities for our students,
LIBRARY COMPUTERIZATION- Mrs. Apryl Nish reported that the
piolt project of computerizing library circulation and
cataloguing at the Mt.View School had proven successful
and a request was made for continued funding to get the
program into all the school libraries in the Division. The
Board Finance Committee will review the request.
REQUEST APPROVED-a)
Magrath School- cheerleader camp in the high school
b) Cardston Band- projects for annnual trip
cjMagrath School- overnight tournaments for High School
Boys and Girls Basketball teams.
TWELVE YEAR SERVICE AWARDS- Hr.Nick Barnett and Mr.
William Bullock both received pins from the Alberta School
Boards Association in recognition of twelve years service
as a Trustee.
MR.NIELSON WILL BE AT DEL BONITA AND MAGRATH, THURSDAY
DEC 10,1992. FOR APPOINTMENT PLEASE CALL THE SCHOOL
who donated to our Spagetti Supper and Silent Auction,
have been such a success!
Tee & Jeans
MAR Lumber
D.F.Smith & Sons
Roydale
DEL BONITA
Lynn & Barb Farries
Barbara Juhasz
Ed & Helen Newton
Harold & Verda Parries.
Passey Ranch & Electrical
John & Deb Turnbull
Charlotte Hofer
Eula Rasmussen
Del Bonita General Store
Jim & Terry Newton
RAYMOND
Gregor 4 Eileen Carleton
Family -
LETHBRIDGE
United Feeds
Province Livestock
UFA Co-op
Evcon Farm Equipment
Challenger Building
Supplies
Vanee Farm Centre
Highway Service Inc.
Eecol Electric Ltd.
Canada Safeway Ltd.
Save-On -Foods
County Foods/City Packers
Bun Master Bakery
CUTBANK
Ben Franklin
Bencemark Equipment
Pardue's Feed & Farm
JC Penny's
Hardware Hank
Drugmart
Coast to Coast
Billman's Mercantile
Norman's Western Ware
We would also like to
thank the people who
attended the supper, bid
and bought at the
Auction,donated baked
aoods or crafts. An
ENORMOUS TEANKYOU!!!
PORTS
TADPOLE HOCHEY (Ages 5-6-7)
Last weekend the Tadpoles travelled to RavEond where they played a very exciting game. It was very close, but they lost 8-5. Magrath Goal Scorers : Doug Mehew-3, Chris Rasmussen-1, Lane Gill-1. ALL the Tadpoles played very well and they are getting better with every game.We will be playing in our Annual Tournament Nov.27th at 5pm and Saturday Nov.28th at8 am. Cone out and see sone really entertaining hockey.
NOVICE HAWKS (Ages 8 4 9) We had a busy Saturday as we travelled to Kainai for a 9:00am league game, and then to Raymond for an exhibition game at 3:15pm. We knew Kainai was going to be a tough game as they have three players who hold their team together. Danny put his forces out and gave it his best shot. Peter Lee faced 45 shots in the net, of which 9 made it past him. Jim Balderson & Chris Chatwin did their best at shadowing, but Kainai kept them contained very well. We did manage to slip two of our eleven shots past the Kainai goalie. The successful shooters were Dustin Handel assisted by Ryan Nishikawa and Del Thompson unassisted.
Our exhibition game was a very close and exciting game. We lead the entire game, but ended up on the short end of a 5-4 score, as Raymond snuck a goal at the 18:46 mark of the third period. Goal Getters for the Hawks: Jim Balderson 2-2; Del Thompson-1; and Janay Chipman-1.
PEE WEE W (Age 12 & 13 ) Better late than never' Season Opener: Oct.31/92 in Fort MacLeod. We came away an 11-3 victory with shots in our favor of 66-23. Goal Getters: Tom Lee-3, Ryan Blpley-2; Gavin Beck-2; Joey SlSSESon-2Matthew Stanford-1;Kurtis Rcbinson-1. Sorry not available. Nov.7/92: We travelled to Coaldale
and again we were victorious. The final score was 11-1. The scales were not very balanced, so running time was played for the entire game. Goal Getters: Hat Trick Henry 3-1; Tommy Lee-2; Ryan Ripley2-1; Joey fsomber-1; Matt Stanford-1; Jason Wood 1-1; Greg Henry 1-1; Gavin BeckO-1.
At 8:00pm we travelled to Lethbridge to play an exhibition game against the Blackhawks. After sixty minutes of play the goal clock said 7-3 in our favor. Goal tending duties were split between Greg Bourne and Ryan Ripleyfan okay debut) Goal Getters: Gavin Beck 3-1; Greg Henry 2-1; Joey Thompson-1; Michael Hegqie-1; Matt Stanford 0-2.
MAGRATH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL Grade 12 Average over 80% Barbie Leavitt, Anna Wilde, Estewan Preissing, Wendy Dahl, Brandi Lodermeier, John Kendrick, Tanya Williams, Robert Brandt, Michael Closson, Penny Bullock, Vinessa Heggie,
Grade 12 Average 70-79%:
Bart Harris, Shane Heath, Jamie Carter, Kenneth Gurney, Aaron Silverman, Jolene Rasmussen, Chris Bly, Ron Hoyt, Pam Blood, Amber Ferguson, Monty Grusendorf, Bonnie Tollestrup, Robin Smith, Mindy Cook, Jodi Hoibak, Jeremy Pickett, Sandra Stocker, Shawna Bourne, Carrie Wilde.
Grade 11 Average over 80% Wanda Bennett, Heidi Warnock, Tiffany Leavitt, Jennifer Scott, Jessica English, Ryan Chipman, Paul Hunt, Kristi Hoibak, Ken Wright, John Bly, Sherron Webster, Clayton Strong, Dustin Miller, Shannon Still, Patricia Atwood, Neil Bly, Ginger Passey, Brandon Dever. Alisynn Gibb, Joanne Taylor, Stephen Veale, Kathy Dainard, Lisa Beaumont,
Mary Dudley, Diane"carter, Cheri Woodruff, Rawdon Quist, Russel
Tanner, Carl Jensen, Justin Wood, Kevin Strate, Kya Woodruff, Carrie Godionton, Terry Cahoon, Corrine Sweetgrass, Jeff Heninger, Robyn Whitt, Ian Bodiou, Michael Rasmussen, Tanya Henry, Shane Zobell, Shawn Saxton.
Grade 10 Average over 80% Tricia Kerr, Darby Tokairin, Sarah Strong, Kris Anderson, Jessica Heath, Sharon Todd, Joanne Chipman, Mary Thompson, Catherine Williams, Tylor Harris, Trevor Nelson, Tina ¿somber, Wade Hatch, Amy Bullock. Grade 10 Average 70-79% Darren Baker, Beth Rudd, Kelsey Godionton, Woody Gruninger, Olivia McClung, John Heninger, Alisha West, Tom Fox, Elizabeth veale, Emily Closson, Cassio Maffia, Mike Mehew, Michelle Heggie, Ryan Henderson, Ken Rasmussen, Arlene Scout, Nancy Tang, Melissa Wocknitz, Tanya Anderson, Cam Owens,Jonathan Ripley, Tiffany Riegling.
Grade 9 Average over 80% Kristyn Tanner, Karli Dahl, Audrey Tannant, Heather Bly, Rochelle Norton, Danielle Rollingson, Natalie Heath, Jennifer Smith, Jody Bullock, Natalie Michel, Dane Gurney, Wes Bullock, Andrea Bennett, Alison Quist, Natasha Galling, Eric Nordquist, Patti Balderson, Jay Silverman, Colin Thomson, Melissa Gibb,
Grade 9 Average 70-79%
Aaron Bly, Meghann Dahl, Tom Alston, Desere Dever, Rebecca Tollestrup, Rhonda Woodruff, Nathan Wolsey, Kerry Still, Bradley Hoibak, Carrie Heggie, Jess Zobell, Shanda Woodruff, Tami Bly, Sam Dainard, Matt Johnson, Crystal McPhee, Keith Lowry, Rebecca Atwood, Tammy Wilde, Scott Clifton, Joanne Fazikos, Steven Heaton, Jamie Wakefield, Jewellene Holland, Mark Mothersell, Mark Mehew.
Financier JP Horgan was once asked what he thought the best bank collateral was.'1 Char act er, he replied’’♦PRODUCE SPECÍaLs Nov. 23rd 28lh j
Black Bxolic Grapes < iJ A0/ 0U k! hA 2.40 kg
Navel Oranges 69 cents/!b S 1.52 kg
¿Anjou Pears 89 COLlts/lb t 1.96 kg
Cauliflower i 1.39 Tb S 3.06 kg 1
Carrots '3 lbs 79 cents ea i
Check These Great Buys 1
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McGavins Cracked Wheal Bread 675 gm ì IJ9 each I
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Royale Jumbo Towels
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Royale Bathroom Tissue 8 pk Î ¿ 49
COMING EVENTS?
Raymond Agricultural CHRISTMAS BAKING & CRAFT SALE
Nov 28th lOao-Spm. To rent a table: 15.00 P’n: 752-3661
The Hospital is holding its ANNUAL CRAFT & BAKE SALE on
Dec.5th,1992 from 9 am. to 12 Noon, in the Hospital Lobby.
Please come and support the Hospital in its Fund raising.
MISSIONARY FAREWELL . . .
A Missionary Farewell for Elder Chris Cook will be held at
the Magrath 3rd 4th Ward Chapel, Sunday, Nov.29th,1992,
at 9am. Chris has been called to serve in the Argentina,
Bahia Blanca Mission. An Open House will be held fron 4pm-
6pm at the Jordan/Cook Home. Everyone is welcome.
TOURNAMENT- Annual Tadpole Tournament(ages 5-6-7) in
Magrath Nov.27th 5 28th; beginning Friday at
5pm and Saturday 8am-6pm. Come out and enjoy
some entertaining hockey!
The Magrath Rod and Gun Club hold their ¿Annual TURKEY
shoot from Dec.1st to the 19th. We will NOT be running on
Sundays. Times will be fron 10:00am to approximately Spa
TURKEY BINGOS will be held Monday Dec.7th and Monday
Dec.14th at 7pm.
Please cone out and support this local organisation.
TURKEY AND MAM BINGO
Where: Del Bonita Hall
When: Saturday Dec.5th, 7:30 pm
Also DONATION BINGO
All donations greatly appreciated. Everyone welcome!!!
Proceeds to pay the cost of utilities for the Hall.
A FIRESIDE-!friendly gathering) will be held Sunday
Nov.29th at the LDS Stake Centre in Magrath. A Religious
Play "Could it Happen to You?" will be presented. Cast
members: Craig Tokairin, Arlen Bennett, Dave Clark, Tammy
Thomson. EVERYONE in the community is welcome to attend.
Admission: Free. Time: 7:30pm.
The Diamond Willow Terrace would like to Thank the Diamond
Willow Ladies Auxiliary for their hard work in organizing
the Craft & Bake Sale. Their volunteered time and
donations are certainly appreciated. We would also like to
Thank families and friends for their donations and
support. The raffled quilt was won by Patti
Spenser (daughter of Sa® and June Mikado).
Warning Against
OTTAWA: The Health Protection Branch(HPB) of Health and Welfare Canada is warning consumers not to eat Dole Brand Cole Slaw
iix (shredded cabbage and carrots) packed in 454g plastic bags and imported iron the USA. Three lots of this product 128117/
13OO21A/ and 130021B have been found by the Minister of Agriculture to be contaminated with the bacteria LISTERIA
¿ONOCYTOGENES, which grows in the product even when it is refridgerated. Contamination was not found in lots prior to these.
Subsequent lots are currently undergoing testing. In RASE instances this bacteria can cause a disease known as Listeriosis.
Symptoms vary, (flu-like) but more serious complications may arise including abortion and death. Consumers concerned about
tneir health after eating this product are advised to seek medical assistance.
?o date there have been no confirmed illnesses associated with the consumption of this product.
As a precautionary measure, the US manufacturer of this product, the Dole Fresh Vegetable Company, and Canadian distributors
have initiated a voluntary recall of all lots of this product from Canadian retail stores. Consumers who wish to do so may
return packages of this product to the point of purchase.
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J!J>!i have come up for air, finally, after being immersed
in pink bows, ribbons, and lacey dresses, so I can
Announce the Birth of my granddaughter-Cierra Jae, 81bs
loz Born 19 November 1992!!!!!
Oh, yes, her parents are Constable Scott and Janice Beck
and her big brother is Matthew, all of Colonsay, Sask.
Proud grandparents(besides me), are Ron Beck, Art & Diane
Wocknitz. Great-grandparents are Mary Malec, Earl
Wocknitz, and Harold Beck. KathyB.
HAGRATH PUBLIC LIBRARY NEWS
We have just received the new Chinook Book Exchange from
Fort Macleod: 25 Large Print Books including: Nary Higgins
Clark's "A Cry In The Night1' and "Death Spins The Platter"
by Ellery queen. 20 mixed genre books including: Isaac
Asimov's "Nightfall", and "Eye" by Frank Herbert, author
of Dune. For the Western readers: Max Brand's "One Ma
Magrath Store News (September 14, 1994)
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
30 cents
The Alberta Company of the Daughters of the
Utah Pioneers aré offering you an opportunity to
contribute to the cost of placing a marker at the
Stirling site where the Narrow Gauge Railroad
ended and our Pioneers embarked on their
journey to various locations throughout southern
Alberta.
The site has been chosen, a beautiful large rock
on which to place a plaque commemorating this
event is available. The cost of the project is now
in progress.
As this is a historical site, the Alberta
Government will give a matching grant. As we
are a non-profit organization, we are dependent
on donations from those who would be interested
in this worthy project. If you would like to
contribute, please contact one of the marker
committee, as follows:
*Georgia Fooks 1909 7th Ave S.
327-5866 Lethbridge T1V 1M4
*Ruth Hovey Box 221
758-6431 Magrath TOK 1J0
*Margaret Young 1014 Henderson Lake Blvd
327-3574 Lethbridge T1K 3B2
* Judith Nilsson Box 281
756-3742 Stirling TOK 2E0
WEDNESDAY, September 14th, 1994
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
Magrath Wolverines football game #1 at
Cardston Cougars - Sept. 10,1994. This game
was much closer than the score indicated.
Cardston won the game 20-0. In the first
quarter, a blocked punt was turned into 6pts.
The second Cardston score came late in the half
on a 25yd pass play and the 13-0 score stood up
until 6min left in the contest when Cardston used
the same pass play again to score another
touchdown. It was a highly spirited contest, with
many great defensive plays displayed by the
much improved Magrath team. Cardston
coaches said they have seen great improvement
from last year.
Rushing Stats: M. Heggie - 95yds, A. Beres -
45yds...Defensive Stats (Tackles) B. Johnson(9),
J. Salmon(8), D. Balderson(7), R. Still(6), M.
Heggie(6)
Next Game Wednesday, Sept. 14th 5pm
Magrath Field. See you there!
****A**
Chase Leavitt is happy to
announce the arrival of his new
baby brother, Benjamin Blake,
born on August 30 at the
Lethbridge Regional. Chase will not accept any
trades! Equally happy parents are Kim &
Randy Leavitt of Magrath.
MAGRATH T.O.P.S. (Take off Pounds
Sensibly) CLUB
The Magrath Tops club meetsevery Tuesday
at 6:30pm: weigh-in 6:30 - 6:45 and the
meeting is at 6:45 .
For further information, please call Joann
Takacs at 758-3796. ******
No cost aerobics is starting again
First class Sept. 12/94
Classes will be the same as last year...
Mon. 9pm-10pm @ Small Gym
Wed. lOam-llam @ Stake Centre
Thurs. 9pm-10pm @ Small Gym
Looking forward to see you there’.!
******
All members of the community are welcome to
play bingo at the Seniors’ Centre every second
Monti Grusendorf has been called to serve m
the Colorado, Denver North Mission. Farewell
service will be held on this Sunday, Sept 18th
at 9am at the 3rd & 4th Ward Chapel. An
Open House will be held that evening at the
Art Grusendorf home from 6-8pm. Everyone
Welcome. *******
JACK W. ADY, MLA
CARDSTON-CHIEF MOUNTAIN
AND
MINISTER OF ADVANCED
EDUCATION AND CAREER
development
INVITES CONSTITUENTS TO DROP IN TO
DISCUSS INDIVIDUAL OR SPECIAL
....... GROUP CONCERNS
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1994
Magrath Town Council Chambers a - 1pm
Raymond Town Council Chambers 4-6pm
Cardston Town Council Chambers 6:30-8pm
■'J
In order for me to be an effective MLA, I need
to hear from you, the constituents, on all issues,
topics and concerns on a one to one basis.
CHOCOLATE CLASSES
Learn how to use European Chocolate.
Teaching with a hands on approach -
tempering, truffles, buttercreams, decorations,
desserts, swirls, palets, clusters, ganache,
seashells, chocolate sculptures.
Recipes with each class.
Day - 758-3735
Evenings - 758-6799 - Barbara
758-3353 - Laurel
******
YARD SALE
148 HARKER AVE. W.
SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
SATURDAY, SEPT 17
For further information, please contact Myrna
in my Legislature office, by dialing 381-5151
and asking for 427-2291
******
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asphalt shingles
CEDAR SHAKES
REROOrING
RTNGO - BINGO - BINGO - BINGO 11 1*1
Thursday. Next Bingo Sept. 15th. Come on
out one & all, win cash! Doors open 6:30pm
start at 7pm. ******
Thanks goes to the Magrath Agricultural
Society for organizing Saturday's Fun Rodeo.
The weather was perfect, games & events well
organized, with lots of families enjoying the
fun. This offered a new experience for many of
those attending. Special thanks to all involved
in making this a success.
A*A*AA*
Tommy and Hannah Dudley of Carson City,
Nevada are excited to share the news of the
arrival of their new baby sister, Camilla Jane
Dudley, Camilla was born at home on Monday,
August 15, 1994. Proud parents are Tom &
Michelle Dudley. Equally proud grandparents
again are Gerry & Susan Baril and Alan &
Patricia Dudley all of Magrath.
A A A A * * *
A name missed from the recent list of Royal
Conservatory students was Aaron Ragan who
successful completed his Grade 2 examination.
Congratulations Aaron.
A A A A A A A A
DRY GOODS
SALE
ALL REMAINING.COTTON
& PRINT FABRICS
50% OFF
We have Mountain
Mist Quilt Bitts in
stock!!
These Calendars are
available at the Town
Library and the Town
office.
Price: 10.00 each on
orders of 5 or more.
All proceeds are for
the Friends of the
Magrath Public
Library/Museum
Building Fund.
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Acknowledgements
The “Friends of the Library“ would like to thank
Gary Heaton of Magrath for permitting us to
his attractioe drawings to publish our pioneer
calendar.
3E3EIST-OJEUE<Djiik.JU. CjöLLJEnsnO.AÄ
by
The Friends of the Magrath Public Library/Museum
December 1994-December 1995
We would also Uke to thank Banny West of
MacWest Printing, Magrath for donating her time
and talents jar the design and layout
LIBRARY NEWS:
The library has just completed its annual inventory and have found quite a number of books are missing. As you are doing your fall cleaning and getting the children back to school, please keep your eyes open for books that need to be returned to the Public Library.
A A A A A* A A
CORRECTION KAREN’S PRESCHOOL is still taking registrations for 94-95 sessions, cost is 40.00 month for 2 mornings/week.
call 758-3397
C.W.L. NEWS:
The September meeting was held at the home of Joann Van Lent with 8 members present.
Over the summer months the C.W.L. hosted a Strawberry Tea at the Diamond Willow Lodge, donated baked items for the Lee funeral, etc., helped with Clothing Exchange, and had a Barbecue. .
Upcoming events are:
1)
40th Anniversary of Assumption Church to be held on October 26, 1994.
2)
Diocesan Executive Meeting to be held on October 1, 1994 at Assumption Parish Hall.
3)
Fall Regional Meeting to be held on October 29, 1994 at St. Martha's.
4)
Fall Supper to be held on Sunday, October 30, 1994 at the Lutheran Church Hall at 5pm.
5)
Pumpkin Social to be hosted by the C.W.L. for the residents of the Diamond Willow Lodge on Saturday, November 5, 1994.
6)
Participating in the fund raiser for the Diamond Willow Terrace.
Give a child your laughter: He will live in a world that sings
Give a child your smile: He will live in a world that glows
Give a child your hands: He will live in a worldthat standsstrong/ ■ ■■■'
Give a child your faith: He will live in a world that loves peace.
The Next Meeting will be held at the home of Dorothy Barnett, at 7pm on Wednesday, October 5.
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till Sept. 15 "LASSIE" at 7pm "THE SHADOW'
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Starting Sept. 16 "CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER" at 7 & 9pm
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HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS CON’T
In volleyball Magrath hosted the girls and boys open tournament. The boys who are representing Magrath are; Eric Nordquist, Matt Johnson, Scott Clifton, Dano Gurney, James Smith, Joseph Johnson, Wes Gurney, Eric Peterson, Jarom Gurney and Dustin Godionton. Our Boys lost both games to Taber by 2 - 15 and 4 - 15. Then won their first game and lost their second game to Picture Butte 16 - 14 and 10 - 15. They won their final game against St. Marys 15 - 4.
The girls who represent Magrath are; Tiffany Riegling, Nancy Harding, Sarah Strong, Sage Zobell, Meghann Dahl, Sherry Kerns, Natalie Mehew, Sabrina Kinder, Holly Leavitt, Mandy Scott, Andrea Clifton and Angela Miller. Our . ; girls lost both games to LCI 2-15 and 2 - 15.
Then played Coaldale and lost both games 0 - 15 and 6 - 15. Their final games was to Raymond which they lost both games 12 - 15 and 9 - 15. The winners of the tournament were LCI boys and Taber girls.THE APPLE SEASON IS HERE AGAIN AND WE ARE TAKING
ORDERS:
The ONLY shipment will arrive September 28 or 29. There will only be one so make sure
you order right away.
HERE IS WHAT WILL BE AVAILABLE:
APPLES: Red Delicious
Golden Delicious
Macs
Spartans
Jonathans
Jonnie Golds
16 / 36# - 40#
Granny Smiths - 20 / 38#
WE ALSO HAVE:
16 / 20# Winter pears - (will keep till about December if properly stored - also good for
canning)
16 / 50# Winter onions - (will keep most all winter)
16/30# Presidential plums ( good for eating or canning)
15 / 40# Squash ( or can order single)
15 / 40# Pumpkin (or can order single)
10 / 50# Potatoes
{Grapes - Concord (great for jelly or jam)
Green Grapes (eating grapes seedless)
For orders or more information, please call Kathy Dahl at 758-3039
We order the fruit, and then you pick it up from our garage. Payment is due when fruit is
picked up. We will call you when it arrives.
YOU MUST PLACE ORDERS BY SEPTEMBER 24THI!
DEADLINE: TUESDAY 12 NOON PHONE 758-6377
Less than 30 words—S1.07
Small ad (2.5"X3.5")-5.35
Why nav morel
AUTHORIZED wholesale
dealer of quality jewelery.
Diamonds, precious & semiprecious
gems, gold, silver,
pewter at wholesale prices.
NO GST. Full warranty.
100% satisfaction
guaranteed. Over 100-
designs. Compare prices &
save. For appointment call
Rebecca at 758-3091 J127-9
** ** * * *
LOST: wallet, contains
boy's summer wages and ID
cards. Black western wallet
with red trim. Lost by the
Store or Fish Pond. Reward
offered. Phone 758-3242 or
758-3545
******
WANTED: Large old
tractor tire for making a
sandpile. Call 758-3427
*******
FOUND: ring of keys at
school parking lot (by
playground) to claim contact
Trading Company office.
*******
TO GIVE AWAY; kittens,
to a good home call 758-3092
******
MERCHANDISE :
FOR SALE: Rabbits &
Bunnies for sale. 2.00 each.
Phone 758-6871.
*******
HOME NEEDED!! For cute,
loveable, female, orange &
white kitten. 12 wk old,
1/4 page---------------------7.49
1/3 page--------------------- 10.70
healthy, litter trained, phone
758-3294
*******
FOR SALE: Heavy Duty
wood burning heater. New
1000 phone 752-4985
*******
FOR SALE: 1975 Lionel
hardtop tent trailer call 7586632
*****
FOR SALE; 7 1/2’ Sunset
truck camper includes 4
hydraulic jacks, asking
50;
1-canvass tent used twice -
like new, sleeps six 150 Call
758-3733
*******
SERVICES:
Custom swathing and round
baling (straw & hay) call
Rick Strate 758-6749
*******
ROTOTILLING -
GARDENS. PHONE
KENDRICKS 758-3620
*******
Custom combining. Gleaner
N-7 Cal! 758-3361
*******
Full Page—Copy Ready—25.00
Full Page—We do---------
Custom combining &
swathing. Call 653-2245 or
327-9310 A10-9
*******
Mother of 3 yr old boy,
willing to babysit in own
home. For more information
call Treana Cowan 758-3916
*******
I am now accepting students
for piano lessons and voice
lessons. If interested please
contact Stephanie Goodsell at
758-6324 A31-3
******* aA
Have you got your garden
cleaned up and hauled away?
For all your hauling needs
big or small call me. Cam
Bruce 758-3729
*******
JEANIE’S HAIR FASHION
For excellence in hair care,
give me a call! Monday thru
Saturday. 758-3379
Jeanie Thomson
*******
JUST FOR YOU
HAIRSTYLES
Will be open Monday -
Friday 8:00 - 5:00 and
Saturday 8:00 - 12:00.
Call 758-6350.
Sculptured nails now
available at Just For You.
Introductory offer!! Tips
with silk or fiberglass wrap
50, Manicures
134)00
call 758-3180
AAAAAAA
FOR SALE; 1989 Dodge
1/2 ton 318 - 4x4, auto,
topper. Evenings 758-3712
aaaaaaaa
FOR SALE; 85 Plymouth
Voyager Mini Van 7pass,
2.6L A/C 138,000km Excell
Condition 1500
call 758-3752
A A A A A A A
FOR SALE: ’79 Chev 1/2
ton: also wanted fill dirt.
Call 758-3278
A A A A A A A
FOR SALE: 1979 Datsun
210 in very good condition.
103,000km 1500 OBO 7583263
A A A A A A
FOR SALE: 1984 Honda
Accord White, auto, cruise,
power windows' & locks, air.
Almost perfect condition.
4500 OBO Jim Webster
758-3424
AAAAAAA
FOR SALE: Suzuki 185cc
fully street legal, good
condition 300 758-3556
A A A A A A A
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE: 1970 Morgan
Mobile home, 12’x 64’’; 2
bedrooms, plus 10’ x 15’ '
addition can he used as 3rd '
bedroom. An 8’ x 8' porch
addition, 2 decks. Located in
small mobile home park, can
be moved. For more info
leave message at 758-3550 or
drop by #1 south side mobile
home park. A17-4
A A A A A A A
FOR RENT; Nicely
decorated, modern, 2
bedroom mobile home,
situated on well treed lot in
Magrath, lots of storage,
fridge/stove, washer/dryer.
425+ some utilities. Call
752-3263
AAAAAAA
FOR RENT: Shared
accomodation in Magrath for
mature n/s, n/d person. Rent
300. References required.
Phone 758-3203 A31-2
A A A A A A A
FOR RENT: 3 bedroom
house call 758-6870 (Sonja)
or 824-3515(Linda)
A A A A A A A
HOUSE FOR SALE: 1344
sq ft with full basement and
large fenced yard, close to
school. Call 758-3621
JI20-6
A A A A A A
HOUSE FOR RENT:
2000 down and 7.00 per month takes
all the worry out of
trash disposal.
GIVE US A CALL TODAY
758-3463
Congratulations to Syd Helgeson of Del Bonita, 3rd Lindsey Smith Bill Peterson
MORE GROCERY SPECIALS SEPT. 12-17
Welch« Grape Juice
341ml
.98 each
Green Giant Frozen Vegetables
750-lkg
2.98 each
Christie Chips Ahoy or Oreo Cookies
600g
3.98 each
for she was the winner of the VaVoom Tote Bag.
* * * * **
When you refer someone to Just For You Hairstyles for nail care, enter you name to win a Free Nail Recondition Treatment or Manicure.
********
MAGRATH MINI SOCCER will resume on Saturday, September 17 thru October 15. (Weather permitting) 10am - 12 noon
All registered children wear their team shirts. New comers welcome!
Ages 10 and under.
For more information phone Wally - 758-3201 or Sylvia 752-4111
*******
The Magrath and District Ag Society would like to thank everyone who took part in our first "Fun Day" at the fairgrounds Saturday, September 10. Thanks to all those who helped and donated livestock, etc. We gave up trying to keep track of the times for the many Mutton Busters, but its a fact they all rode like champs. Steer riding was a dangerous event. Many thanks to Judy Hoibak and Craig Bennett for the medical support and ambulance, we were glad to say there were no serious injuries. Tara Still came out on top riding for 6.62 sec, 2nd was Kayla Stripling, 3rd Dahlin Sabey and 4th Jenai Ripley. Winners in the horse events were: Barrels - Children 1st Christy Duce 2nd Hayley Smith
Adults Janie Duce Terry 1 Garriock
4th
Jena Still
Audra Foggin
Poles - Children 1st Christy Duce 2nd Tara Still 3rd Mandy Sabey 4th Jena Still
Adult
Audra Foggin
Danny Balderson Trevor Millward
Terryl Garriock
Stake Race - Children 1st Christy Duce 2nd Tarra Duce 3rd Kayley Smith 4th Jena Still
Adult .
Audra Foggin
Terryl Garriock Trevor Millward Sherry Hatch
Flag Race - Children 1st Christy Duce 2nd Tara Still 3rd Jena Still 4th Lindsay Smith
Adults
Trevor Millward
Randy Haynes Terryl Garriock Danny Balderson
********
Jordan Leanne Moore is pleased to announce the safe arrival of her little brother Riley James Stephen Moore on August 29/94 at the Magrath General Hospital. Proud parents are Leah & Freddie Moore of Lethbridge. Proud granparents are George & Darcy Androkovich of Lethbridge and Corey & Jan Beck of Cardston. Great Grandparents are Arnold & Shirley Godionton of Magrath and Iva Beck of Cardston. Great great grandparent is Mrs Phyllis (Godionton) Patching of Lethbridge. Thanks to all that made this a safe arrival at the Magrath Hospital, and a special thanks to Dr. Dennis Dahl.
*******MEAT SPECIALS SEPT. 12-17
HB
Stewing Beef
2.29/lb
5.05/kg
Pork Loin Chops (Rib & Tenderloin End)
2.19Æb
2.29 each
Fletchers Sliced Meats
175g
4.99 each
Swifts Bacon
500g
6.88 each
Granny Smith Apples .89/lb 1.74/kg
Cabbage ,15/lb .33/kg
i Carrots 21b .59 each
Moneys Mushrooms 225g 1.39 each
SENIORS NEWS: Our Wednesday supper will
be today, September 14th & 21st. Our monthly
Potluck Supper will be on Friday, Sept 30th ~
all at 6pm at the Seniors Centre.
Watch for more news about our annual
Carnival to be held this year on Friday,
September 23rd. Seniors please remember that
we need your donations of crafts and used
articles for the "White Elephant" table to make
this a successful event.
SENIORS TRAVEL NEWS:
We are now booking for Dorothy Hamill's
"Icecapades" to be held at the Sportsplex in
Lethbridge oh Saturday, September 24th at
2pm in the afternoon. The cost is 10.00 each.
If you are interested contact on of the Travel
Committee: Bakers 758-3207, Doreen Alston
758-3281, Margaret Leishman 758-3241, or
Hazel Rasmussen 758-3545.
We now have available chocolate making
supplies. Come in and see the display of our
chocolate classes
*******
We would like to thank everyone who helped
us this past week by babysitting, bringing food
and all the prayers for our son Lucas Stewart.
Thanks also to the Magrath ambulance, Dr.
Dennis Dahl and the nurses for all their help.
We are very grateful for all the support we
have received during this time.
The Stewart family
BUYERS ALWAYS WANT IT
FOR LESS.
SO HERE IT IS!!
* 3 Bedroom home & quonset on 5
acres. 13 yrs old. Perfect for kids &
pet horses. Reduced to 103,000!!
* New Listing. 3 Bedroom bungalow.
Less than 20 yrs old. East of School.
Repainted inside & out. Only 66,900.00
COLDWELL BANKER
CALL TODAY
JACK ELLIOTT!!
327-1166 or
758-3551
HOME HARDWARE
"HOME OF THE HANDY MAN"
‘BENCH MARK RATCHET
WRENCHES 4 PIECE - 8 SIZES REG
12.99
* UNIVAL ANTI-FREEZE REG 4.97
‘HOME HARDWARE FALL WEED &
FEED REG 6.29
‘R.O.VAC 6 VOLT BATTERY REG
3.97
‘PROCTOR SILEX 2 SLICE
TOASTER JREG 14.97
‘K'TEL MICRO BROWN - AS SEEN
ON TV REG 16.99
*WE HAVE A NEW CARPET
SHAMPOOER TO RENT
‘BULK PACK OF SPONGES 4 LARGE
SPONGES 27.00
‘BENCH MARK 7 1/4” SAW BLADES
REG 5.99
‘BENCH MARK 2 PIECE TORCH KIT
TIM-BR-MART SPECIAL PRICE
9.99
*WE STILL HAVE LAWN GRASS
SEED N STOCK
*WE SEND FILM AWAY. QUALITY,
FAST SERVICE, LOW PRICE.
‘BUG ZAPPER 1/2 ACRE SIZE REG
44.99
*WE HAVE 12 VOLT AND 110 VOLT
FENCERS
‘ALL OUTSIDE STAIN IN STOCK
20% DISCOUNT
‘HOME HARDWARE LIGHT BULBS
4 PK REG LOW PRICE 1
‘DURACRAFT 7” FAN REG 14.49
‘LIGHT FIXTURES IN STOCK %20
DISCOUNT
‘COME IN AND CHECK OUT OUR
SELECTION OF CANNERS FOR THIS
FALL
GROCERY SPECIALS SEPT 12-17
Parlour Ice Cream
2 litre
1.77 each
Beatrice Classic Ice Cream
2 litre
4.48 each
Welchs Grape Jam or Jelly
500ml
$2.28 each
Campbells Cream of Mushroom Soup
28
Magrath Store News (June 16, 1977)
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.MAGR ATH TRADING CO.
STORE NEWS
OE83SCE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 PHONE NUMBERS
STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday...................................8 A.M. to 6 P.M.
Wednesday ................................. ......8 A.M. to 1 P.M.
THURSDAY» JUNE 16 th, 1977 ................................................ ......................... . . . .MAGRATH", ALBERTa
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GREAT GIHS FOR
FATHER’S DAT, JUNE »th
! COSWKS
Simply plug in this Black & Decker Cordless
Electric Grass Shear to recharge. The "snap
’n plug" handles convert the hand shear
to an upright in less than 15 seconds.
Long life batteries recharge hundreds
of times,. Complete with battery
charger. QA&E
CORDLESS HAND MODEL 2195
Please Dad by giving him
a new Electric Shaver, You
will find a good assortment
of Philips, Sunbeam & Remington
models, 95 UP.
****************************
ELECTRIC WEED EATER
Heavy duty Weed Trimmer—Edger
with fish cord. Eats up weeds
etc. in seconds.. .....89.95
BLACK & DECKER WEED EATER - a
light weight model. 39,95
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FISH I
KIDS - here are a few Gift Suggestions
for Dad: HAND TIED FLIES, FLAT
FISH, MEPPS & PANTHER MARTIN LURES,
also FORD TROLLS, etc.
SPINNING RODS & REELS FOR DAD’S GIFT
LANDING NETS - and what about a neat
PICNIC COOLER - or - SLEEPING BAG.
See the many Sporting items available —
BEE Electronic FENCWG
The best thing developed for fencing since barbed wire.
BEE ELECTRONIC FENCER. Does not require insulators. The "Bee" Electronic Fencer charges exist
ing fences stapled directly to wood posts with the wires going though grass and brush in any
weather conditions.
12 VOLT PORTABLE BATTERY SET 110 VOLT SET
MAGRATH 4 H CLUB NEWS
The regular monthly meeting of the
Magrath 4 H Beef Club was held June
6, 6:30 p.m. at Arthur Wocknitz’
Chairman Jim Fellger called the
meeting to order and Keith Fellges^ggg
led the pledge. BUSINESS: It was
decided to have a clipping and
practise Show Day at Wocknit2
beginning at 8 a.m. Saturday,
June 18th. Any business or individuals
interested in viewing
thdse calves are welcome to
attend. Show and Sale Day will
be held at the Lethbridge Exhibition
July 6 & 7. Collette
Christensen was appointed to
draw up a barn—cleaning schedul
for those days. Our club leader
gave us a few pointers on groom
ing our calves. One minute
Impromptu speeches were given
by Larry Jensen and Brian Trie-sli.
After the meeting was adjourned
we worked on our tack
boxes.
Club Reporter Janice Wocknitz
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WANTED: Baby sitter. Phone 7583423.
Mary Kaye Thomson.
Handicrafts For Fun And I
leather wallet containing
I’inder please call 752-4142,50-2,95
See
& CREWEL EMBROIDERY
good
Now is the time to try your han:
at some Summer Handicraft.
NEEDLE POINT
PICTURES. A
LOST: Man’s brovu
important papers.
return to Kathy Ripley, Welling.
WANTED: Odd jobs for summer,
uowing lawns, etc. 758-3582
Richard Taylor.
selection of
DEL BONITA 4 H NEWS
The June meeting of the Del'Bonita
4 H Beef Club was held June 11th at
Jorgensen Ranch. Jim Newton gave a
demonstration on trimming calves
hoofs, following which three classes
of cattle were judged, then a delicious
meal was enjoyed. To begin the
meeting Judy Koskewich gave the
treasurer’s report. A 4' H trip was
discussed and decided it would be
the first of August. On June ?.9th
the Club will attend Cardston Achievement
Day to watch them show. After the
meeting was adjourned and ”God Save the
Queen” sung, a mini show practise day
was held.
BRUSHED' NYLON
Luxurious Brushed Nylon in
shades of Blue, Pink, Yellow
and Green. Ideal for quilts,
spreads,lingerie, etc.
Í---
Take advantage of this
Spring Sale of Fabrics incl
ing: Knits, Suitings, Print.-»,
Ginghams, etc
REGOLAR 4.95 yd
TO GIVE AWAY: Kittens, grey,,
white, grey/white. 758-3566
WANTED: Baby sitter for the
summer months for 2 children
g to 5. Ph. 758-3796 after 5
tocidlers* & infants
HEADWEAR •
Infants ’ Summer Headwear
in styles for both girls
and
St. Joseph’s CWL of Magrath is
sponsoring a Tea & Bake Sale on .
Saturday, June 18th, 2—4 P.M. with
proceeds to go to the Garden City -
Jrop-In Center. Donations of baked
oods will be appreciated. ■ ’
Parishioners of St. Joseph's
Catholic Church thoroughly enjoyed
their annual Picnic held this year
.Z Woolford Park. After a noon hour
Mass, a lunch of fried chicken, potno
salad, etc. was served. Games
xucluding a ball game- witn competane
umpires were played. Ice cream and _
„1 nT1 ■»vp-’-vAn#» r-trn'F-Esmond
Airloom Baby Blankets, thermal
knit in White or Yellow. Satin binding.
. Size: 36’x50’.
T REGULAR 21.95
LOST: Child’s riding toy
; Tuffy Amphi-Buggy’’, 6 wheels
you find it please return to
Dustin Harker, 204 S, 2nd St.
or call 758-3061. l Bathrobes
WANTED: Baby High . Chair with
tray. Phone Brook Harker 758-306j
Men’s Terry Bathrobes in
handsome stripes. Shades of
Gold, Blue, Red. Here is a
gift Dad will really enjoy.
Comfortable to wear, handsome
appearance.
REGULAR VALUE
NOTICE: Mr. Bob West will be
available during the summer
months for. career and university
counseling. Interested
students can phone 7583072
after June 27th for
appointments.
NOTICE: The Annual Meeting of
the Magrath & District Chamber
of Commerce will be held in the
Garden City Senior Citizens’
Drop-In Center Wednesday, June
29th at 8 P.,M. We hope you will
plan to attend for the Election
of officers and future policy.
ATTENTION: Wednesday, June 22nd
at 2 P.M. is the Official Opening
of the Garden City Senior
Citizens’ Association "Drop-In
Center". We are expecting representatives
from New Horizons
and the local Initiatives Prog
to observe what progress has been
made and just how their contributions
have been spent. Your Committee
is proud of their achievements
We appreciate the kindly consideration
of our Government
Representatives, the gifts of
cash, chesterfields, piano,
colored television, books, etc.
We hope that all the citizens
of Magrath & District will
attend the opening of the
Drop-In Center thi6 coming
Wednesday from 2 to 5 P.M.
NOTICE: New, times for Summer :
Church Services for St. Joseph's
Catholic Church June - Sundays 11:30 AM
July - Sunday 8:30 AM. August - Sunday
11:30 A.M.
THANK YOU: I would like t‘o thank t
person who so thoughtfully left a
delicious cream pie at the house
on Monday. I wish I could thank
you in person. It was great.
The Lyons.Family.
REGULAR MONTHLY DANCE - Del Bonita
Community
Saturday,
guests 18
IMPORTANT .
aients in the new Magrath Low Rental
Bousing Complex remain unoccupied.
Please be advised that after July
1, 1977, the Alberta Housing Corp,
will advertise these apartments
and will rent them to Senior Citizens
from some other area. If
ju know of any Senior Citizen in
our area who might w"ish to rent one
"977. ’ ' *.......................
MENS
SHAVING KITS
Fitted with
complete manicure
accessories.
I
Red or
Black
V iny1.
! Zippered
1 case.
SALE 15.95
Men’s G.W.G, Coveralls in
popular Black & White Express
Stripe or Olive Green Twill.
Well tailored, roomy, with
plenty of pocket room. Full
zipper front.
27 .95
Hall. 4K’s in attendance.
June 18th. Members and .
and over welcome.
NOTICE: Several apart- Men's Hankies
Men’s Red/white
Navy/white
‘ ‘ • of them to
Magrath.Housing Administration Society-
REG. 49C
Men’s Dress Straws
in assorted colors.
cool wearing
REGULAR 7.95
make application before
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1 RACK CLEARING AT
LADIES & MISSES
1 RACK CLEARING
TOPS, DRESSES, CHILDREN’S OUTFITS, BLOUSES
1 RACK OF DRESSES & PANT SUITS CLEARING
now
UP
BLOUSES & TOPS
SWEATERS & VEST
. SPORTSWEAR , ------------- -- - II ■ — -
' SLACKS & SKIRTS
REASONABLY PRICED
DON’T MISS OUT ON THE BIG SAVINGS IN DRESSES & PANT SUITS
NOW ON SPECIAL THIS WEEKEND.
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BLOUSES & PANT TOPS. SWEATERS
New spring & Summer Dresses
o piece creations for an
active, busy summer. Lovely
care-free fabrics, latest
¡colors. PRICED FROM.
*************** * ******************* A -kit
See the display of Spring & Summer
have, in stock. Shorties, Regulars
and Longs in a good array of style
Nightgowns
Ladies we have a good selection
of Ladies Dusters and Housecoats
In regular and long length"
styles. An assortment of fabrics,
in Cottons, Nylons and Knit
Plains, patterns, regulars
and quilted styles In
button, snap or zipper
fronts as well as the
ever popular muu rauu.
Ladies, be sure to
be ready for the holiday
season in comfortable
Sportswear. We
have a good selection
of PARIS STAR CO-ORDINATES
- Blouses,
Sweaters, Tops, Slacks,
Blazers, Jackets,
Skirts.
Beautiful new
colors to choose
from.
Make your
selection
W a r d r o b
soon.
PRICED
FROM...
Children's Misses & Ladies Summer
Sandals in an array of styles and
colors. Some new Hurachi leathers
?5 well as Leather Thong-type sandals
a fem
Wh ite
PRICED FROM
*•
Ladies long sleeved Blouses
and Shirts in a choice of styles
patterns aud colors. Ideal for
wearing with your jeans, slacks
etc. REGULAR 5.95 to 9.95
LACIES' FAK7 7C
MEW ARRIVALS IN MISSES & LADIES
SLEEVELESS TANK TOPS AND SHORT
SLEEVED BLOUSES. . .
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Mrs. Alice Stevenson has been a
visitor to Royal Oak, Michigan, where
she visited her son-in-law and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Haddock and family.
Mr. and Mrs. DeVar Coleman of
Devon, Alberta visited with relatives
and friends
were guests
beth James.
in Magrath this week, and
of'her mother Mrs. Eliza-
FREEDOM SOCIETY SEMINOR - of Ra-mond
invites all interested persw...
to attend a three day Seminar at
the Raymond School Gym June 23,2c
& 25. Dr; W. Cleon Skousen, noted
author and former assistant t
J. Edgar Hoover will instruct
this Seminar on Constitutions
and Correct Principles of Res
ponsible Government. The course
is designed to unite freedomloving
men and women in a firm
determination to preserve whar
is left of freedom and to restore
what is.lost. Details &
registration forms from:.The
Freedom Society, -Box 625,
Raymond, 752-3840 or Jon Dudle.,
758-3036 for times, registratici-and
added information.
WEAVING CLASSES - will begin on
Wednesday, June 22nd from 1 - 3:30 P.M.
and evenings 7 - 9:30. This is a series
of four courses. Price includes booklet
and materials for one project. Call 758 •
3685, Shirley Dahl.
JULY 23rd EXPO - BIG GYM: All should be
involved. Trade Fair, Crafts, Displays
& Melodrama performances. Call for infer
mation on. setting up your own booth or
. helping on committee. 758-3685. S. Dahl.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Martinez and
ily of Utah have been visiting her
grandparents Mrs. Pearl Austin and
Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Mrs. Ray Holman
eekend
er Mrs.
visitor at
Faye Cook.
Passey.
of Taber
the home
was a
of her s is-
CONGREGATIONAL MEETING - Members, adherents,
friends & all interested persons
are invited to attend a Congregational
meeting at the Magrath United Church oc
Wednesday, June 22nd at 8 P.M. for the
purpose of discussing the repairing of
the Church roof.
Mr. and Mrs. Garth Veale
proud parents of a baby daughter
Charlotte Elizabeth born June 11th.
Equally proud grandparents are Mrs.
Mabel Schmunk and Mr. Wm. Veale. .
are the
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Friends and relatives will be
Interested in hearing that Orene
Sourne, supervisor of Microfilming
Services, Winnipeg, was presented
with an All-Star award recently
as a mamber of the Manitoba
c olden Ramblers which, recently won
rhe provincial wheelchair basketball
tournament.
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FAMILY DANCE - Del Bonita Community
Club Friday, June 24th. Reg & Co.
Orchestra playing 9 to 1. 2 individuals. Lunch free.
LOCAL MEETING CO-OP Implements will
he held Thursday, June 23rd, in
the Magrath Trading Co. Hall at
.■30 P.M.
TOILETRIES
FDR SALE: 1970 GMC Pickup and
Camper. Will sell together or separately.
Ph. 758-3524.
-NEET HAJR. REMOVER—
Removes unwanted hair
from arms, legs, face
underarms, etc. easily
and effectively.
NEET CREAM............
NEET LOTION
2.95
CANTED TO RENT - in Magrath as soon
as possible - small house, reasonable
rates. Contact Cheri Mehew,
1 h one 752-4186.
Denture cleanser tablets that keeps your
dentures sparkling looking, fresh. Pack
of 32 tablets .... .. ................7.95 to
16.95
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MORE ABOUT THE QUEEN CONTEST
MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS
& WESTERN SHIRTS.
We have them
and colored.
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REGULAR 1.95 to 2^
The Magrath Rodeo Queen Contest
will be held Monday evening, June 27th
at 6 P.M. at the Magrath Rodeo.Grounds
To be selected will be a Queen,
Attendant and a Junior Princess.
Arriving soon will be an Earner
Saddle for the lucky Queen - a barrel
racer styled Saddle with 14" quilted
seat and square fenders, quick change
buckles. Something different for those
who like their saddle different, light
weight for trail riding aqd horse shows.
A better saddle in its class for the ladies
and younger set. This saddle will be on dis
play at the Magrath Trading Co. as soon
as it arrives. On display in the window
of the Magrath Pharmacy is a beautiful
band made Wile Aren original silver
trophy buckle and stylish oak patt-erened
belt set off by a black background.
For the Queen’s attendant
the town of Magrath has donated a •
sash prise of thirty dollars.
Unmarried girls ages 13-21 are
ligible to run for the honor of
ueen and her attendant, girls up
' o age 12 for Junior Princess. AU
¿iris must live within the boundaries
of the Magrath-School District
-gister for the contest by phoning
Mrs. Darlene Miller, 758-6607 or
~ . Sylvia Bullock, 752-4111.
entires close 10 p.m. June 26th.
More information will be available
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wife of Earl Neilson, passed away in
Magrath Saturday, June 11th at the age
of 78 years. Born at Lanark, Idaho, the
late Mrs. Neilson came to Cauada with
her parents to Mountain View. In 1923
she married Doug Stoddard who prede-.
ceased her in 1972. On May 3T, 1975 she
married Earl Neilson and resided in
Magrath until her passing.
She is survived by her husband Earl,
seven children Dale of Pasco, Wash.,
Marge Ady of Cardston, Maxine Sherwood
of Nanaimo, BC, Yvonne French of Cobble
Hill, BC, Leon of Quesnel, BC, Kent of
Calgary, Kay Nay of Cardston; 27 grand
children, 11 great grandchilden; four
sisters. ,
Funeral.services were held in the
South Hill LDS Chapel in Cardston Tuesday
afternoon, June 14/77 with Bishop
Tyler Alston officiating. Interment
followed in the Mountain View Cernetery
at Mountain View. .
wife of Mr. Murray Holt of Raymond,
passed away in Calgary Sunday, June
12/77 at the age of 62 years.
Born in Magrath where she received
her education and worked as a telephone
operator prior to her marriage
to Murray Holt in 1936,» she th en moved
to Raymond where she resided until
her passing.
She is survived by her loving husband;
four sons Max, Robert, Bruce
and Allan; three daughters Mrs. Carol
Innes of Cardston, Mrs. Marie Staile,1
of Silver City, N.M., and Beth a
student nurse at Edmonton’ 17 grand
children; her mother Mrs. Malissa
Thomson of Magrath; two brothers Earl
and Rulon of Magrath; two sisters
Mrs. Marie Bevans of Cardston and Mrs.
Norma Hallmark of Klamath Falls, Ore
Funeral services were held this
Thursday afternoon in the Raymond
Cultural Hall at 2 P.M. with Bishop
Willard Paxman officiating. Interment
, - followed in the Temple Hill Cemetery.
June 12/77 at the age of 97 years. ..........
Heber Harker passed away in Cardston
Sunday, '
Among the survivors are his widow
Amelia Burnham Harker, one sister Edna
Meldrum of Raymond, three brothers Jim
'f Lethbridge, Elmer of Magrath, Vern
of St. George, Utah; one daughter and
four eons; 24 grandchildren 59 great
grandchildren, 4 great great grandchildren
.
Funeral services Were held in the
.ardsten Alberta Stake Chapel Wednesday
June 15th. 4 :
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The Habitable Exoplanet Observatory (HabEx) Mission Concept Study Final Report
No full textThe Habitable Exoplanet Observatory, or HabEx, has been designed to be the Great Observatory of the 2030s. For the first time in human history, technologies have matured sufficiently to enable an affordable space-based telescope mission capable of discovering and characterizing Earthlike planets orbiting nearby bright sunlike stars in order to search for signs of habitability and biosignatures. Such a mission can also be equipped with instrumentation that will enable broad and exciting general astrophysics and planetary science not possible from current or planned facilities. HabEx is a space telescope with unique imaging and multi-object spectroscopic capabilities at wavelengths ranging from ultraviolet (UV) to near-IR. These capabilities allow for a broad suite of compelling science that cuts across the entire NASA astrophysics portfolio. HabEx has three primary science goals: (1) Seek out nearby worlds and explore their habitability; (2) Map out nearby planetary systems and understand the diversity of the worlds they contain; (3) Enable new explorations of astrophysical systems from our own solar system to external galaxies by extending our reach in the UV through near-IR. This Great Observatory science will be selected through a competed GO program, and will account for about 50% of the HabEx primary mission. The preferred HabEx architecture is a 4m, monolithic, off-axis telescope that is diffraction-limited at 0.4 microns and is in an L2 orbit. HabEx employs two starlight suppression systems: a coronagraph and a starshade, each with their own dedicated instrument
Executive functions as predictors of ADHD symptomsand behavioral problems in Colombian schoolchildren
No full textEl presente estudio examinó la relación entre las funciones ejecutivas (FE) y la sintomatología del Trastorno por Déficit de Atención e Hiperactividad (TDAH), así como su impacto en los problemas de conducta, en una muestra de estudiantes de educación primaria y secundaria con TDAH en Cartagena, Colombia. Participaron 41 niños con diagnóstico de TDAH de presentación combinada, evaluados mediante la Escala de Evaluación del Déficit de Atención
con Hiperactividad (EDAH), pruebas cognitivas de memoria de trabajo, flexibilidad cognitiva e inhibición, y la evaluación conductual de las FE a través del Inventario de Evaluación Conductual de las Funciones Ejecutivas – Segunda Edición (BRIEF-2), completado por sus docentes. Se realizaron análisis de regresión lineal múltiple para identificar la contribución de las FE a los síntomas de TDAH y los problemas de conducta. Los resultados indicaron que la flexibilidad cognitiva fue un predictor significativo de la inatención, mientras que la inhibición y la supervisión de la tarea se asociaron con
la hiperactividad. Además, la sintomatología combinada fue explicada por la flexibilidad cognitiva y el control de interferencia, y los problemas de conducta fueron predichos por el control emocional. Estos hallazgos resaltan el papel de las FE en la manifestación del TDAH y subrayan la necesidad de intervenciones educativas adaptadas, enfocadas en mejorar el desarrollo de habilidades ejecutivas. Se recomienda la implementación de estrategias de apoyo educativo personalizadas que optimicen el rendimiento académico y la adaptación conductual en estudiantes con TDAH.The present study examined the relationship between executivefunctions (EF) andthe symptomatology of AttentionDeficitHyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), as well as their impacton behavioral problems, in a sample of in a sample of elementary and secondary schoolstudents with ADHD Cartagena, Colombia. A total of 41 children diagnosed with combined-typeADHD participated in the study. They were assessed using the AttentionDeficitHyperactivityDisorder Rating Scale (EDAH), cognitive tests measuring working memory, cognitiveflexibility, andinhibition, and a behavioral evaluation of EF through the Behavior Rating Inventory of ExecutiveFunction – Second Edition (BRIEF-2), completed by their teachers. Multiple linear regressionanalyses were conducted to identify the contribution of EF to ADHD symptoms and behavioralproblems. The results indicated that cognitiveflexibility was a significant predictor of inattention,whereas inhibition and task monitoring were associated with hyperactivity. Furthermore, combinedsymptomatology was explained by cognitiveflexibility and interference control, while behavioralproblems were predicted by emotional control. These findings highlight the role of EF in themanifestation of ADHD and underscore the need for tailored educationalinterventions aimedat enhancing executive skills. The implementation of personalized educational support strategiesis recommended to optimize academic performance and behavioral adaptation in students withADHD.Desarrollo y educació
