10 research outputs found
Examining the Potential Benefits and Ethical Risks of GenAI in Lesson Planning: A TAM Approach
No full textGenerative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) is a transformative technology in education, especially in lesson planning (LP). This research examines pre-service teachers\u27 (PSTs) perceptions of GenAI benefits and ethical risks in LP, with consideration for the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM). The findings show that PSTs are generally cognizant of the benefits and ethical ramifications of GenAI use. PSTs demonstrated a positive attitude toward integrating GenAI in lesson planning and recognized the relevance and varying levels of incorporation into their current practice. The data also highlighted that the relationship of key TAM variables influenced how PSTs view and adopt GenAI. The findings provided support for the collect construct of perceived usefulness (PU) and perceived ease of use (PEU) mediating the relationship between attitude (ATT) and use (AU). These findings contributed relevant information to inform teacher education, illustrating the need for training that balances the practical benefits and ethical dimensions of GenAI. This research can serve as a starting point for future research, curricular design, and policy making regarding the responsible and informed use of GenAI in teacher preparation
The music of Hamish MacCunn (1868-1916): a critical study
No full textApart from a single study of Jeanie Deans, MacCunn's music has, to date, never received a detailed examination. This thesis aims to provide a contextual basis for, and a stylistic analysis of, his major works, and so establish informed criteria by which a truer assessment of MacCunn's significance may be made, challenging the sovereignty of Land of the Mountain and the Flood in the public's reckoning of his compositions and hence revealing it to be not an isolated peak but one summit among many. Hamish MacCunn (1868-1916) grew up in Greenock on the west coast of Scotland before removing to London at the tender age of 15 to further his musical studies at the Royal College of Music. His assimilation of a robust orchestral technique was rapid and before he reached his twentieth birthday he had already tasted the pleasures of public approbation. Thereafter, a sequence of orchestral works, cantatas, songs and two grand operas with a pronounced Scottish character appeared in the late eighties and nineties. It is this period which is the focus of the study, but later works dating from MacCunn's time conducting West End shows are also discussed. Through a generic survey of his output, the thesis locates the composer's works within a historical and biographical framework, isolating characteristic traits both novel and derived from the earlier Nineteenth Century inheritance, and evaluating his position as a composer of his time and afterwards. In particular his strengths and penchants as a composer have been identified with special emphasis on the composer’s bias for dramatic or narrative music, amply demonstrated in his overtures, cantatas and, above all, his two operas Jeanie Deans and Diarmid. To complement the chapters on MacCunn's musical works, an opening biographical chapter, a comprehensive catalogue, a family tree, iconography and bibliography have been provided. Throughout the thesis, reference has been made to primary sources held in Glasgow and other libraries throughout Britain and the United States, in an attempt to arrive at as complete a picture of MacCunn as possible
The Ophelia versions : representations of a dramatic type, 1600-1633
No full text‘The Ophelia Versions: Representations of a Dramatic Type from 1600-1633’ interrogates early modern drama’s use of the Ophelia type, which is defined in reference to Hamlet’s Ophelia and the behavioural patterns she exhibits: abandonment, derangement and suicide.
Chapter one investigates Shakespeare’s Ophelia in Hamlet, finding that Ophelia is strongly identified with the ballad corpus. I argue that the popular ballad medium that Shakespeare imports into the play via Ophelia is a subversive force that contends with and destabilizes the linear trajectory of Hamlet’s revenge tragedy narrative. The alternative space of Ophelia’s ballad narrative is, however, shut down by her suicide which, I argue, is influenced by the models of classical theatre. This ending conspires with the repressive legal and social restrictions placed upon early modern unmarried women and sets up a dangerous precedent by killing off the unassimilated abandoned woman.
Chapter two argues that Shakespeare and Fletcher’s The Two Noble Kinsmen amplifies Ophelia’s folk and ballad associations in their portrayal of the Jailer’s Daughter. Her comedic marital ending is enabled by a collaborative, communal, folk-cure. The play nevertheless registers a proto-feminist awareness of the peculiar losses suffered by early modern women in marriage and this knowledge deeply troubles the Jailer’s Daughter’s happy ending.
Chapter three explores the role of Lucibella in The Tragedy of Hoffman arguing that the play is a direct response to Hamlet’s treatment of revenge and that Lucibella is caught up in an authorial project of disambiguation which attempts to return the revenge plot to its morality roots. Chapters four and five explore the narratives of Aspatia in The Maid’s Tragedy and Penthea in The Broken Heart, finding in their very conformism to the behaviours prescribed for them, both by the Ophelia type itself and by early modern society in general, a radical protest against the limitations and repressions of those roles.
This thesis is consistently invested in the competing dialectics and authorities of oral and textual mediums in these plays. The Ophelia type, perhaps because of Hamlet’s Ophelia’s identification with the ballad corpus, proves an interesting gauge of each play’s engagement with emergent notions of textual authority in the early modern period
Popular song in early modern drama 1580-1620
No full textThis dissertation investigates the reciprocal relationship between the song culture of early modern England and its representation in drama of the late sixteenth and early
seventeenth centuries. Unlike past studies, no preference is given to any particular playwright. Rather, the dissertation considers evidence from close to 100 plays in which songs, references to song, and elements of song culture are most abundant.
The study begins with an exploration into the particular ability of early modern audience members to recognise and appreciate sophisticated references to song as they
encountered them in drama. Next there is a discussion of some of the more famous characters of song culture whose narratives and reputations – effectively lost to us now
– were regularly mined by playwrights. The third part of the study investigates song’s power as represented in fictive spaces. Chapter 4 examines dramatic representations of song performance by elites and their relationship to contemporary decorum. Lastly, Chapter 5 focuses on a point in London’s history where its dramatists appear to have
been particularly keen to capitalize on song’s function as a consolidator of cultural identity.
The overriding impression at the end of the study is of early modern playwrights basing representations of song and singing less upon contemporary beliefs surrounding
music, its power, and its place in the cosmos, and more upon phenomenological observation of song as it operates in people and in their society
Magrath Store News (May 29, 2002)
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
50e May 29,2002
A GREAT BIG THANK YOU TO ALL!
Isn’t it great to live in a community where people care and
take care of each other? Last week when the snow storm
came many people went out to help all their neighbors and
friends in removing snow, getting unstuck and clearing
roads. We are so fortunate to have so many so willing to
help. Again Thank You to all!!
^Points of Interest^
* Senior’s News
* Elevator for Sale
» Grocery Specials
Home Hardware
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Garden Citv Greenhouses
BUY 4 GET 1
FREEI
Geraniums or Begonias
Community 1-3
7,9
Sports 4
Classified Ads 6
Calendar 8
Library News 8
Grocery Specials 10-11
Great selection of Bedding Plants & Vegetables.
We have; Xtgertum, A/yssum, Begonias, Co/eus,
Dai an th us, Draceana, Impatiens, Lobelia. INCA
Mangold, Pansies. Snapdragons.etc... and....
WAVE Petunias.
MAY HOURS
9am - 9pm daily
JUNE HOURS
Mon - Thurs 6pm - 9pm
Fri - Sun 9am - 9pm
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Magrath Cultural Arts
Society
Garage Sale Fundraiser
Friday, June 7-4-8 p.m.
Saturday, June 8-9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
TONS OF STUFF!!
Donations can still be dropped off at
Sheila Robinson’s (758-6077) t
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Important Dates for Students
at Magrath Jr./Sr. High School
There will be a new way to register for high school
classes at Magrath Jr./Sr. High School. Parents and all
students entering grades 10, II and 12 in September
2002 are expected to attend a student registration
night this spring to help the school administration
finalize schedules and time tables before school starts
in the fall. Schedules for the fall semester will then be
available to students before the exam week in June.
This should help school get off to a good start come
September. , ;
Wednesday, May 29 @7 p.m.
Grade 10-12 registration for next year
; ■ Tom Karren Gym ■■
Achievement tests and Diploma exams schedule:
June 17: English 30/33 Part A
June 19: English 30/33 Part B
June 20: Chemistry 30
June 21: Math 30, Grade 9 language Arts Part B
June 24: Grade 9 Science, Social Studies 30/33
■ June 25: Grade 9 Social Studies, Physics 30
' June 26: Grade 9 Math, Biology 30
June 7 is the High School activity TOGA
The next two months are bound to be busy with all
the sports and spring activities. Don’t forget to study,
too.
June 26 is the last day of school, JrZand Sr. High
School report cards can be picked up from 1:00-3:00
that afternoon pnly if all school fees are paid and up
to date.
CAT RULSi
RULES FOR CATS TO LIVE BY
DOORS:
Do not allow any closed doors in any room.
To get door open, stand on hind legs and
hammer with forepaws. Once door is
opened, it is not necessary to use it., Aft er
you have ordered an "outside" door opened,
Stand halfway in and out and think about
several things. This is particularly
important during very cold weather, rain,
snow, or mosquito season.
PAULINE RIRIE CRTTCHFIELD
beloved wife of Joseph Conrey Critchfield of
Magrath, passed away in Lethbridge on
Tuesday, May 28, 2002 at the age of 80 years.
Funeral Services will be held on Saturday, June
1, 2002 at 11:00 a.m. at The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints, Magrath Stake
Center, Magrath, with Bishop Glenn Fletcher
officiating. Friends may meet the family prior to
the service at the church from 10:00 to 10:45
a.m. Interment to follow in the Magrath
Cemetery.
ATTENTION!!
OR ADE IS STUDENTi NOTE
Students entering Nursing
Magrath Hospital Auxiliary present each year
a “Margaret Long” Scholarship
to the student with the highest marks entering
' ; Nursing. '
To apply, send a letter and copy of final marks
'*■ before September 1, 2002 to:
Magrath Hospital Auxiliary
Box 639
Magrath, AB TOK J JO
DOW HOME SOCIAL
sponsored by the
MAGRATH HISTORY & tSSDC.
Dining & Entertainment
15/plate
Friday, June 7,2002 — 7:00 p.m.;
Passey’s Covered Wagon R.V. Park
Seating is limited! For tickets call:
Andrea Burrows 758-3843
Donna Lybbert 758-3896
Melody Johnston 758-6268
Aff proceeds to the Magrath Museum.
f CARDS OF THANKS
THANKYOU”
From Magrath United Church for all the support
and help from “everyone” who made our Garage
& Bake Sale a huge success.
“A BIG THANK YOU to Neal Miller” for plowing
out the many driveways after the recent snow
storm. .
I would like to apologize to all those people
whose driveways didn’t get cleared during
the snow storm. They were too numerous
and I did as many as I could.
Fred Holzwarth
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SENIOR’S NEWS P
Our May suppers will be held at the
Senior’s Centre at 5:00 p.m.
Potluck Friday, May 31st
Entertainment ~ Ed Wenze & Friends
*******
Contact Hazel Rasmussen for rental of the
Senior’s Centre. Fee 75.00 Phone 758-3545
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BINGO NEWS
Next Bingo will be held on
Thursday, May 30, 2002
Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
Bingo - 7:00 p.m.
Public Welcome!
*******
JASON GLEN BAKER
son of Glen & Judy Baker of Lethbridge and
grandson of Wallace & Mary Baker and
Warren & Desmonia Harris of Magrath are
happy to announce the graduation of their
grandson with a Bachelor’s Degree in
Management - Major Accounting from the
University of Lethbridge.
Good Luck to you Jason!
In Your Town
Sggil MOBILE
* Complete denture service
George * Soft Liners & stabilizing wings
Torre Alba for problems, sore lowers
Denturist JUNE 3 - 6:00 p.m.
Diamond Willow Terrace
We specialize in:
• Scanning: slides, photos, negatives, text...
-Photo repair, retouching, restoration &
photo collages
• Memory videos (weddings, reunions, sports...
Ail of the above can be preserved
on VHS, CD and
We also do private tutoring, troubleshooting,
desktop publishing & more!
Phone Bonny/Brenda: 758-3844 eve./voicemail (day)
Flea Market
Saturday, dune /, 2002
Sik Ooh Kolok Friendship Centre
900cun. - 300pan.
Metis Nation Local2003is holding a fundraiser tor
oar youth, ff anyone has anything to donate, we will
try tit arrange pick-up. Cost of renting a table is ■
12,000.
Comparative Market Analysis
(No Charge) - For people interested in getting an
evaluation of marketability of your property.
Phone: 758-6725 (leave message)
331 -8882 (cellular)
Here are results from the past few weeks of
Scottish Dancing Competitions:
Las Vegas - Shelby Russell - Three 4th’s
Kennedy Russell - Two 2nd’s, one 3rd,
and one 4th
Brittany Russell - Four 4th’s
Kandi Russell - One 2nd, one 3rd, and
four 4th’s
Lethbridge -
Shelby Russell - One 3rd
Mikaela Fisher - One 3rd
Natalie Boyes - One 7th
Brittany Russell - One 1st, two 2nd’s
Alli Holt - Three lst’s, Overall aggregate
trophy!!
Kennedy Russell - One 3rd
Erinn Fisher - One 4th
Medicine Hat -
Shelby Russell - Three fr^’s
Kennedy Russell - One 2nd, one 3rd, one
5th
Brittany Russell - Two 2nd’s, one 3rd
Kandi Russell - Two 4*’
Congratulations to all dancers!! We’re
increasing our numbers at competitions
gradually. We make quite a showing with
Kandi’s Lethbridge students as well. Our year
end dance program will be WEDNESDAY,
June 5th, at 7:00 p.m. in LETHBRIDGE.
Location for the program is at Gerald Probe
Elementary School on the West side. Phone
Kandi Russell for more information.
Thanks to all students and parents for a great
year of dancing. Look for us at the Magrath
Days during the afternoon program. Classes will
resume in September. If you are interested in
classes in the fall please phone KANDI
RUSSELL at 758-3900 to put your name on
the phone list in September!!
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Agricore United is offering for sale by tender the
elevator facility in Magrath, Alberta.
Elevator #3- capacity - 12601.
Annex - Crib - capacity -12301.
This sale is subject to certain conditions, these
conditions include:
> Purchaser must enter into new land lease or
purchase agreement with the applicable land
owner.
> All outbuildings will be removed by Agricore
United (if requested by purchaser).
> All Agricore signage to be removed or painted
over by purchaser.
> Property will be sold “as is”.
> Bids will be accompanied by a refundable
deposit of 20,000.
Any questions regarding the facility, conditions of
salé, or for tenders please contact
Jane Tarr at (204) 944-5774 or by
fax at (204) 944-5745, or
email [email protected]
Tenders on this facility will close June 14, 2002.
Tenders can be faxed or emailed to the number or
address above. All bids are confidential and all
parties will be contacted by Agricore United.
Highest or any offer not necessarily accepted.
Successful bidder will be required to enter into a
purchase agreement with Agricore United.
A FRIEND LIKE YOU
There’s lots of things with which I’m blessed,
Tho’ my life’s been both Sunny and Blue,
But of all my blessings, This one’s the best:
To have a friend like you.
In times of trouble Friends will say,
“Just ask ... I’ll help you through it.”
But you don’t wait for me to ask,
You just get up and you do it!
-Author Unknown
(Dedicated to all the great friends all over town this
past week)
TOWN OF MAGRATH
‘THE GARDEN CITY”
NOTICE OF PREPARATION OF
ASSESSMENT ROLL 2002
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the assessment
roll of the Town of Magrath, made under the
provisions of the Municipal Government Act, has
been prepared and is now open for inspection.
Under the Act, anyone wishing to appeal their
assessment has thirty (30) days, until June 14,
2002 to make this appeal. The roll is open for
inspection at the Town Office during business
hours from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and any person
who desires to object to the entry of his name or
that of any other person upon said roll or to the
assessed value placed upon any property must,
within thirty (30) days of the mailing of the
assessment/tax notice, lodge the complaint(s) in
writing with the Chief Administrative Officer of the
municipality. An appeal fee of 20.00 PER
ASSESSMENT must be paid at the time the
appeal is made. This fee will be refunded if the
assessment is altered by the Assessment Review
Board. ,
Dated This 15th day of May 2002
Rodney H. Bly
C.A.O. '
ANNUAL GENERAL PARENT
Meeting & elections
Elementary School
Thursday, June 13, 2002
7:00 p.m.
Mrs. Bonny West will be there to do a
short presentation called “Safe Passages"
on Internet Safety for Children.
Jr/Sr High School
Thursday, June 13, 2002
8:00 p.m.
Both Meetings will be held in the
Band Room
CLASSIFIED ADS
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TO GIVE AWAY - Used fridge. Call 758-6224.
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FOUND - Now that spring is here and the kids are on their bikes again check and see if you are missing a girts pink bike. It has been in my yard since last falL 7586224.
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TURNED IN AT THE SCHOOL OFFICE - 3 scooters have been tinned in over the past few months. Also a set of keys was found in the weight room. Call 758-3366 to claim.
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LOST - Disposable bluish-colored Kodak Max Camera outside the Magrath School, Friday, May 17 (Grad night). The pictures are of huge sentimental value. Its return would be greatly appreciated. John or Joy Bourne 758-3431.
GARAGE SALES
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YARD SALE (Weather permitting & not too windy) Saturday, June 1 & Sunday, June 2
10 am. - 6 p.m. Comer of 5th St & 3ri Ave. S. W.
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YARD SALE
134 N. 2nd Ave. W. (north of Lutheran church - Tuffs) Friday, May 31 4-7 p.m.
Saturday, June 1 9 am. - 12 noon
BUY & SELL
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WANTED - Good used Deep freeze. Call John at the Hardware at 758-3065.
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FOR SALE - New 10’xl2’ tent. Asking 100 (300 new) 758-3207.
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DOWNSIZING/LIQUIDATION SALE - Dining Room Table, Loveseat, 2 chairs & tete-a-tete, 2 Cedar chests, 2 China cabinets, Portable Air compressor, Telescope CO2 pistol. Many other household items. Phone 7586134.
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FOR SALE - Bicycle - Vaagabond, 6 speed, good condition. 75 ~ 758-3491
AUTOMOTIVE
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❖ Wanted-AUTOMOBILES
Will remove for free. Cash paid for some.
CAN DO TOWING - 752-3535
BUSINESS
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JUST RIGHT ROTOULLING by David & Mark Harker. 758-3009.
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BENNETT LAWN MOWING - Jonathan, Lauren & , Russell - Riding mower and push mower. 758-6222.
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MIKE HARKER is back and ready to rototill your garden. Call me wheneveryou’re ready at #758-6664.
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Be SMART about yard work this spring. Call Jordan 758-3871. Small tractor for garden tilling, de-thatching, hauling and lawn mowing.
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If your child needs help in Math or Reading the Kumon ' Method might help. For more information call Rusty or
Martine Rollingson at 758-3648.
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NO PROBLEM FOR PETS ! Pet sensitive security devices available to keep your alarm system active while pets are in the house. Call Canadian Security Systems 758-3945.
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For all your cleaning needs from hospital clean to a touch-up, carpet to ceiling & everything in between. No job too big or too small.
Call Wayne’s Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning 758-6414.
REALESTATE
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FOR RENT
❖ House for rent 2 bedroom home in Welling. No smoking unit for abstainers. No pets. Fridge, stove, washer & dryer in eluded in rent. Call 752-3848.
REALESTATE
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FOR SALE
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HOME FOR SALE — Completely Renovated 4 bedroom home. Good location close to school. Asking 112,000. Phone 758-6880.7
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Know Without the Movies
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providing there is someone in the control
tower to talk you down.
2. Once applied, lipstick will never rub off -
even while scuba diving.
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showing someone a picture of your
sweetheart back home.
8. The Eiffel Tower can be seen from any
window in Paris.
9. Police Departments give their officers
personality tests to make sure they are
deliberately assigned a partner who is
their total opposite.
10. Kitchens don't have light switches.
When entering a kitchen at night, you
should open the fridge door and use that
light instead.
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758-3936
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In Our Cemmuuity... May - June 2002
Sunday
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Thursday
Friday
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Baseball Zeniths host Raymond 5:30
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Ladies Slo-Pitch Magrath hosts Dusters 6:30
^n’s Slo-Pitch Cook Ranching hosts Pro Hardware 6:30 Ladies Slo-Pitch Weing’s host Lethbridge
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BINGO 7:00
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Mobile Denturist 6:00 Diamond Willow Terrace
4
Ladies Slo-Pitch Pandas host Lone Pine 6:30
Senior’s Dinner 5:00 p.m.
Men’s Slo-Pitch Mike Lloyd Trucking hosts Medicine Crane 6:30
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LIBRARY NEWS
Please come and see our new magazine reading area. All our magazines are on display and hopefully more appealing to our patrons.
If you are interested in Books for Babes, a program for children under 3 years old and their parents please contact the library. This will run for the month of June.
We have the Study Keys for preparation for the Grade 12 Diploma tests. We have Biology 30, Math 30, Math 33, Social 30, Social 33, Chemistry 30, Physics 30, English 30, 33.
We are still offering our computer tutoring so if you are interested give us a call. There is no charge and done on a one to one basis.
Fiction
Ambrosial Flesh by Mary Ann Mitchell The Second Assassin by Christopher Hyde Blood Song by Terry Johnston
The Trailsman Bloody Brazos by Jon Sharpe
Non-Fiction
The Natural Nine Cooking with Whole Grains by Lorraine D. Tyler
Walking with Dinosaurs: A Natural History
by Tim Haines
Cassettes
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Juvenile
Why, Why, Why? Why Are Jungles in Danger?
Star Wars Attack of the Clones by David West Reynolds
I Spy: A Book of Picture Riddles by Walter Wick A Hole To Dig by Ruth Krauss
The New Adventures of Mary-Kate & Ashley: Weird Science Mystery Star Wars Attack of the Clones: Anakin: Apprentice (Level 4)
Please note that the deadline for submissions to the paper is MONDAY at 6:00 p.m. Entries submitted after the deadline will be published the following week. Phone 758-6377, email to [email protected], fax 7586888 or drop off your submissions at the Magrath Trading Company Office.9
ADULT EDUCATION
Cardston Area Computer Workshops
Note: To request additional workshops, please phone
Kathy Richards, Adult Ed. Coordinator, 653-4991
Instructors: Bonny West and Brenda Beck
CARDSTON: -
Beyond Internet Basics I
This 4-week course covers managing bookmarks and email, refining search techniques,
customizing web browsers, downloading files, using plug-ins, Internet safety issues/concems, etc.
Participants should have basic familiarity with the Internet.
Dates: Tuesdays, June 4,11,18,25 Time- 7-9:30 p.m.
Location: Cardston High School (John S. Smith Bldg.) Cost: 50 •.;
Scanning & Photo Retouching Basics ' 4
Participants will work with their own photos and learn proper scanning technique«; for best results.
Participants will learn the basics of re-touching/enhancing photos using photo-editing software. Photo
retouching will cover: color enhancements, mending tears in old photos, removing unwanted items-such
as a power pole behind someone’s head, blemishes, tears and stains in heirloom or newer photos, etc. We
will also look at photo printing techniques, archiving photos on CD & scanner purchase tips. ’ i . c .?
Participants are encouraged to bring their own photos to work with. (Practice ones will also be
provided.)
Dates: Wednesdays, May 22, June 5,12,19 Time: 7:00-10:00 p.m.
Location: Cardston High School (John S. Smith Bldg.) Tuition: 60
Intermediate Word Processing-Microsoft Word
This 4 week follow-up course to Word Basics will cover creating and editing tables, using columns,
tabs, & style sheets, using Word’s drawing tools, adding headers, footers, footnotes, working with clip art’
using templates, mailing labels, indents, bullets & special characters, adding web links, etc.
(Note: Microsoft Word Basics is NOT a prerequiiite to this course. You may enroll if you already have
some facility with Word and want to extend your skills.)
Dates: Thursdays, May 23, 30, June 6,13 Time- 7-9:30 p.m.
Location: Cardston High School (John S. Smith Bldg.) Tuition: 50
Soapmaking 101
Dry, flaky skin? Tried all the “moisturizing” bars on the market? Sensitive to fragrances or just love to try
something new? If so, you will benefit from making your own soap.
Learn equipment needed, the how-to’s & why’s and troubleshooting for creatingyour own emollient rich,
moisturizing soap. Best of allyou can pronounce every ingredient needed to
bar.
Dates: Cardston ~ Thursday, May 30 Time: 7:00 - 9:30 p.m.
Cost: 45
Instructors: Monica Zaugg 758-3832 & Becky Murray 758-6020.
(Call the instructors for information on supplies needed)
To register call Kathy at 653-4991
produceyour own cleansing
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Magrath Trading Company
GROCERY SPECIALS
“From Our Family To Yours..
Daily Delights and Frozen Favorites!
Western Family Single Slices-select varieties
SOOg
1.88
Dairyland Cottage Cheese-select varieties
750 g
6.98
Cheemo Perogy or TriBites, frozen-select varieties
454 g - 1 kg
5.00
McCain Deep ‘n Delicious or Triple Chili Cake, frozen
510-530 g
3.98
Groceries
Western Family Light Tuna - chunk or flaked m water
170 g
.88
Western Family Macaroni & Cheese
225 g
2 for 1.00
Western Family Vegetables - select varieties
341-398 ml
.68
Western Family Soft Margarine-select varieties
907 g
2 for 3.00
General Mills Cereal - Oatmeal Crisp, Lucfy Charms, Nestles Qulk, & more
375-525 g
2 for 5.98
Nature Valley Granola Bars or Dunkaroos-select varieties
170-230 g
1.18
Value Priced Sugar in a handy Jug
4 kg
5.00
Campbell’s Chunly Soup - select varieties
540 ml
2.98
Heinz Tomato Ketchup
1 litre
$2.98
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Magrath Store News (November 28, 2001)
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
500 November 28,2001
Watch for MEGA CLEARANCE Of L.D.S. BOOKS
1 & 8 December • Saturdays
9 a.m. -1 p.m.
Fortner Beauty Shop - John Latham Remax Office
North of the Lions Hall
PRICES REDUCED DRASTICALLY!!
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MAGRATH PHARMACY.
Quick and easy gift ideas to buy or make
yourself just in time for Christmas!! Projects will
be added often - check daily at the Pharmacy.
Gasses will be on
Wednesdays - Nov. 21,28 and Dec. 5,12
1 p.m. - 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. -10p.m.
at the Pod & Gun Club
Call Debbie ASAP to order 758-6744
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Points of Interest
* Basketball
* Library News
* Grocery Specials
* Home Hardware
Inside this Issue:
Community 1-3
4-5,8-9
Sports 4
Classified Ads 6-7
Calendar 8
Grocery Specials 10-11
Hardware Specials
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DESIGN
We specialize in:
• Memoryvideos- (weddings, reunions,sports, etc.)
Final output-vour choice of video tape, & NOW
CD (dual platform-playable on PC, Mac,
jC most DVD players)
• (Very)Hi-resolution scanning ofslides.photos,
negatives, text & tra nsparencies
• Cataloging/presening photos on CD (both PC & Mae)
• Repair/restoration ofheirtoom and damaged photos
• Private tutoring, troubleshooting, desktop publishing
Phone Bonny/Brenda: 758-3844. (eveningsf/voiee mail (day)
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IO4 ANNUAL
CHRISTMAS CHOIR FESTIVAL
Sunday, December 9th, 2001
7:00 p.m.
Magrath Stake Center/^
Featuring local school, church
and community choirs as well
as the Cardston Girls Choir
- : ~ you're iiivited to a
Twin Baby Calling Shower for
Kobe di Shalisa Heninger
boy/girl twins of Colin A Kim
Thursday, November 29
7:00-9:00 p.m.
at Barbara Stephan's House
409 S. 2nd St. W. ' .
Any questions call
Laurel Bennett 758-6222
K.C. s Home Interiors and Gifts
invites you to a
Christmas Sale
(Quality.' Decorating Accessories and
Gifts)
Saturday, December 1
151 East 2nd Ave. North
(1 block east of the hospital)
• fAQjCV* <<r: ‘ 10:00 a.nr. - 4:00 p.m.
For more information, please caP
_Lori Murray 758-5325
COMMUNITY BIRTHDAY
BAND CALENDAR/
If you aren’t contacted by one of the band
students by December 1st and you want to be
on the calendar call the Redd’s at.758-3111.
MUSEUM NEWS
MUSEUM WINTER HOURS
Fridays -1:00- 5:00 p.m.
or anytime by appointment
Call Donna at 758-3896
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Have your home built by
JENSEN ENTERPRISES
New construction:
Additions:
Patio Decks:
403-758-3669
Ken Jensen, Owner
Fine woodwork:
Hardwood furniture:
Renovations:
Box 93
Magrath, AB T0K1J0
MAGRATH UNITED CHURCH
COME & JOIN THE ADVENT FESTIVAL
at st. Andrews united church
NOVEMBER 25 ~ 11:00 A.M.
There will be no worship service in Magrath on
November 25th. For information please call
l Valerie Papworth at 758-0005 j
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CARDS OF THANKS
lake & I would like to thank eveiyone for
their support in our time of loss, through
cards, food, flowers and visits. We are so
grateful for our faith, our family and our
friends in this great time of sorrow and need.
Thank You
Jake & Connie Barendregt
I MISSIONARY CORNER
Con Cole (Jr), son of Con & Gail, has been '
. called to serve in the California San Diego Mission. *
I He reports to the M.T.C. on February 20e11,2002.
I Ron Woodruff, son of Boyd & Cheryl, has |
I been called to serve in the Nevada Las Vegas West |
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SENIOR’S NEWS
Please Note
November Pot Luck ~ November 30th
All at the Seniors Centre ~ 5:00 p.m.
*******
Contact Jean or Jack Butlin for rental of the Senior’s
Centre. Fee 75.00 Phone 758-3030
*******
BINGO NEWS
Bingo is next Thursday, December 6th
Doors open at b:30 p.m.
Bingo - 7:00 p.m.
Public Welcome!
SENIOR TRAVEL NEWS
PRELUDE TO CHRISTMAS
An overnight trip to Calgary December 4th & 5th.
Christmas shopping at South Centre Mall.
Dinner & show at Stage West with
‘Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat”
Price: Non-members 179.00 Members: 129.00
Contact Hazel Rasmussen 758-3545 or Norma Owens
758-3560 ASAP
GREAT CANADIAN BARN DANCE
Dinner & Christmas Variety Program at Hillspring
Tuesday December llth.
Price: Non-member 35.00 Members: 25.00
Contact Hazel or Norma as soon as possible.
SENIOR’S ROSEBUD COUNTRY BUFFET & LIVE
THEATRE "Christmas in the Country”
An original Rosebud Variety Show of comecty, drama
and song - anyone interested in going to Rosebud
please let Hazel Rasmussen 758-3545 or Norma
Owens 758-3560 know immediately and a date will be
arranged for. We need 35 attendants.
Price: Non-members 55.00 Members 30.00
* Complete denture service
* Soft Liners & stabilizing wings
for problems, sore lowers
In Your Town
MOBILE
DECEMBER 3 - 6:00 p.m.
Diamond Willow Terrace
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II SPORTS ' II
Basketball Season Begins
Basketball for the 2001-2002 season is under
way with league games beginning this weekend.
The Zeniths and Eagles will be hosting
Medicine Hat on Friday night with the JV
game starting at 6:00 p.m.
• This year the Eagles consist of: Shane
Nishikawa, Riley Sabey, Ryan Clark, Derek
Blackmer, Cam Smith, T.J. Quinton, Anthony
Haynes, Easton Chipman, Brad Sorpold, Brett
Harris, Russell Beazer and Jacob Swainson
coached by Brad Sabey.
The Zeniths then play at 7:30 p.m. with Coach
Phil Tollestup. Players include: Doug Mehew,
Vince Hatch, Alan Tollestrup, Joe Schow, Kyle
Clifton, Jamey Holt, Kevin Bullock, Chris
Shaw, Booker Alston, Dylan Alston and Dahlin
Sabey.
Saturday the Pandas and Cubs will host
Catholic Central High School with play
beginning at 1:00 p.m. for the JV Cubs.
Playing for the Cubs are: Megan Scott, Noel
Mistaken Chief, Jillene Hudson, Kim Miller,
Elaine Woolf, Maren Alston, Kassi Alston,
; Lacey Schneyder, Annalee Low, Becky Regehr,
Cheriess Hudson and Shari Johnson coached by
Kristen Barfuss.
Then at 2:30 p.m. the Pandas will play coached
by Tom Alston. This year the Pandas are:
Danielle Wilde, Michelle Smith, Amanda
: Loewer, Debbie Balderson, Lauren Bälderson,
Bonnie Wilde, Kelsey Helgeson, Mandy Harris,
Jillene Hudson, Kim Miller and Elaine Woolf.
It looks to be another exciting season. Come
out and support our teams.
Please submit your sports scores and schedules by
dropping off at the Trading Company Office,
faxing to 758-6888, or e-mailing to
—- [email protected] '
Magrath Jr./Sr. High School
Parent Council
The Magrath Jr./Sr. High School Parent
Council will be working in the concession at
the Tom Karren Gym during all home
games this basketball season. This will be a
means for raising money to fund a proposed
awards program for our school.
The STRIVING FOR EXCELLENCE
awards prograin is proposed to encourage
students to strive for academic excellence
and to recognize student achievement at all
levels. The School Council is excited to be
able to sponsor such a program and would
invite any parents of junior or senior high
school students who would like to help in
the concession to contact Davilyn Atwood @
758-6207 to be scheduled.
RAYMOND
HIGH SCHOOL
SHOW CHOIR
presents
their Christmas Performance
'TUIdB Bfs (TWINeiNG'
Tuesday through Saturday
November 27 - December 1
Raymond Theatre
5 per person
Tickets on sale now from choir members:
Bradshaw McClung - 758-3781
David Mendenhall - 758-6070^
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/Magrath Hospital Auxiliary Annual'
“Tree of Hope”
What is the “Tree of Hope”?
The “Tree of Hope” is a project each year dedicated
to recognizing and remembering our loved ones at
this joyous time of giving and family celebrations.
The trees designated as the “Tree of Hope” will be
located on the roof and outside the front entrance of
the Hospital. Anyone wishing to support the
Hospital Auxiliary in this venture can participate by
making a donation to put a light on the trees.
The funds raised will be used towards the purchase
of another electric bed, as well as priority needs in
Magrath Hospital. All funds raised in Magrath stay
in our community to enhance local health care
service.
In recognition of a loved one who is living, a red
light will be lit. In memory of a loved one who is
deceased, a green light will be lit.
When you make a donation of 10 or more.
The “Tree of Hope” will be lit from November 29
to January 7,2002.
Lights will be lit as donations are received.
Members & friends of the Auxiliary will be in
Magrath Hardware taking donations & writing
receipts Thursdays & Fridays beginning
November 29 to January 7,2002.
Please watch your mail boxes for our mail out flyers
coming soon.
Donations also can be mailed to:
Box 639, Magrath .
or call: r
Sue Kado at 758-3136
Jean Butlin at 758-3030
We would be happy to pick up your donation.
Please help us to “Light” up our “Tree of Hope”.
Thank you,
• Magrath Hospital Auxiliary
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The Top 10 Dumbest Criminals
(Continued from last issue) aflb
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RUNNER-UP *5 "'J'
From England: A motorist was unknowingly caught
in an automated speed trap that measured his speed
using radar and photographed his car. He later
received in the mail a ticket for 40 Pounds and a
photo of his car. Instead of payment, he sent the
police department a photograph of 40 Pounds.
Several days later, he received a letter from the
police that contained another picture...of
handcuffs. The motorist promptly sent the money
for the fine.
RUNNER-UP #4
Drug Possession Defendant Christopher Jansen, on
trial in March in Pontiac, Michigan, said he had
been searched without a warrant. The prosecutor
said the officer didn’t need a warrant because a
“bulge” in Christopher’s jacket could have been a
gun. “Nonsense,” said Christopher, who happened
to be wearing the same jacket that day in court. He
handed it over so the judge could see it. The judge
discovered a packet of cocaine in the pocket and
laughed so hard he required a five minute recess to
compose himself.
(To be continued in the next issue)
Citizens on Patrol
Would you like to donate a few hours of
your time in the evening, possibly once a
month, to help watch over the Town of
Magrath? If you would like to Join C.O.P
(Citizens on Patrol) and work with the
RCMP to control vandalism, etc. please
contact any one of the following:
Garth Veale 758-3165
Herb McKelvey 758-3181
Bruce Sabey 758-6846
-Thank You-
CLASSIFIED ADS
FREE MARKET
❖
LEFT AT THE SENIOR’S1 CENTER - a pair of children’s suede clogs. Call Jean at 758-3030.
❖
FOUND - Girl’s 12 speed mountain bike.
Purple “cheetah” Protour. Phone 758-6093.
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FOUND - Nov. 14 - English Springs' Spaniel - Purebred. Obedient, friendly and well-trained. If this is your dog or if you wish to provide a loving home for this sweet pet, call 758-3181.
GARAGE SALES
❖
GARAGE SALE
Saturday, December Is*
10 a.m. — 4 pun.
A little of everything. By donation - all proceeds to L.D.S. Missionary Fund.
273 S. - 1st St. W. (Mary Margaret Blumell’s home beside tennis court)
BUY & SELL
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FOR SALE - Power Mac G3 (300MHz)
Blue & white tower w/ matching 17” monitor, keyboard, 320 megs of RAM, internal zip drive, 56 K internal modem, 2 fireWire ports, 2 USB ports, S-video, composite video in & out, plus CD burner. 90 per 14 ton load. Call Dahlin Sabey @ 15^-3716.
BUSINESS
*******
♦t* Not sure what to get that special friend for Christmas? AVON GIFT SETS! (free gift wrapping) Call Pinky Coleman at 758-6899.
It >
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Gentle, loving, mother of one (and oldest of five!) will provide daycare in our home, Monday-Saturday. Nutritious snacks provided. Excellent references available. Please call Christine Johnson 758-6065.
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TWO ENERGETIC LADIES will do Hbusedeaning. Twice the Work in Half the Time!! Phone Vicky @ 758-3532 or Kathy @ 328-1594.
❖
If your child needs help in Math or Reading the Kumon Method might help. For more information call Rusty or Martine Rollingson at 758-3648.
❖
Jeanie’s Hair Fadiion
136 S. 1st Street West - four doors south of Trading Co. 758-3379. Open Tuesday—Friday
Professional Hair Care at pleasing prices.
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CANADIAN SECURITY SYSTEMS
We sell, install & service alarms, safes, camera, systems, deadbolts & key locks. Call Ross Moore at 758-3945, Free estimate.
*♦* For all your cleaning needs from hospital clean to a touch- up, carpet to ceiling & everything in between. No job too big or too small.
Call Wayne’s Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning 758-6414.
AUTOMOTIVE
❖
FOR SALE - 1982 Mercury Marquis - very good condition. 6500 o.b.o. Phone 758-6310 or 315-4986.
REALESTATE
FOR RENT .
FOR RENT - 3 Bedroom Home at 105 South 2nd West. No basement. Stove & Fridge included, 2 story (2 bedrooms up). 30.“/month and D.D. Utilities renters cost. Call 758-3490. Ask for Tom.
2 Bedroom apartment for rent November 1“. Includes appliances includingwasher/dryer. Located behind the Trading Co. in the wes Balderson duplex. Rent $550.°° per month. Contact Wes Balderson (758-6380) or Ken Balderson (758-3452). -CLASSIFIED ADS
*♦* Commercial Space for Rent on Main Street
Office spa ce for rent immediately - the former John
Latham ReMax Realty office next to the Lion’s HalL
Inquire at the Trading Co. Office (Dorothy) 758-3033.
2 bedroom, furnished apartment No pets. Abstainers.
Call Ty Alston - 758-3322.
REALESTATE
FOR SALE
*** New 1230 sq. ft home. 3 bedrooms,_2 baths, garage,
fridge, stove. No GST. Phone 758-6835 or 758-3446.
77 I Call a home town
wtltWH realtor and see
I—--------1 • the benefits!
L0nce Miller
Agent
Bus. 320-6411
Fax. 320-6427
Area managar for now homo
sales. Cafl. 382-8995
"Never open this door. It's where we keep
all the e-mail that gets filtered out."
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For Chocolate Lovers... 71
Chocolate is a Vegetable: Chocolate is \
derived from cocoa beans. Bean =
vegetable. Sugar is derived from either
sugar CANE or sugar BEETS. Both are
plants, which places them in the
vegetable category. Thus, chocolate is a
vegetable. To go one step further, x
chocolate candy bars also contain milk, 7
which is dairy. So candy bars are a
health food.
Chocolate covered raisins, cherries,
orange slices and strawberries all count
as fruit, so eat as many as you want.
If you've got melted chocolate all over
your hands, you're eating it too slowly.
The problem: How to get 2 pounds of
chocolate home from the store in a hot
car. The solution: Eat it in the parking
lot.
Diet Tip: Eat a chocolate bar before
each meal. It'll take the edge off your
appetite, and you'll eat less.
Chocolate has many preservatives.
Preservatives make you look younger.
Put ‘eat chocolate' at the top of your
list of things to do today. That way, at
least you'll get one thing done.
A nice box of chocolates can provide
your total daily intake of calories in one
place. Now, isn't that handy?
If not for chocolate, there would be no
need for control top pantyhose. An
entire garment industry would be
devastated. You can't let that happen,
can you? ........................
REMEMBER: “Stressed" spelled
backwards is ‘desserts'.
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lit Our Communi^ ••• Movemher - December 2901
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
25
26
27 Men’s & Women's Community Choir Practice 9-10 p.m. ;
28
29
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BASKETBALL
Zeniths host Medicine Hat
Senior’s Pot Luck 5:00 p.m.
^BASKETBALL
Pandas host CCHS
2
First Presidency Christmas Devotional 6:00
3
Mobile Denture Clinic 6:00 p.m.
4
5
6
BINGO 7:00
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Prelude to Christmas - Senior’s trip to Calgary
BASKETBALL - LCI Green & Gold Tournament
Stocking Staffers
Stella's *
Raymond's Full Service Salon
mibri spa
br. massage pedicure haircut & V2 foils — 3 hours —
* or customize your own
V? day spa 1 hr massage pedicure^ manicure haircut &full foils eye brow wax — 5 hours —
All spa packages include drinks & treats Enjoy the Comfort of a Cozy Robe 'n slippers
fuLL day spa
i hr. massage facial; pedicure, manicure hair cut & full foils brow wax; includes lunch — 7 hours — caLL us at 752.-2388
Please note that the deadline for submissions to the paper is MONDAY at 6:00 p.m. Entries submitted after the deadline will be published the following week. Phone 758-6377, email to [email protected], fax 7586888 or drop off your submissions ,at theMagrath Trading CompanyOffice.-______-■ -______________9 !
RUTH JANE NORTON WILDE
beloved wife of Warren Deloy Wilde, passed away
on Thursday, November 22, 2001 at the age of 62
years.
Ruth was born to Blaine and Phoebe Norton of
Magrath, AB on March 5, 1939. She married
Warren Wilde, May 15, 1958. They resided in
Edmonton from 1958 to 1996, where they raised
seven children. They returned to Southern Alberta
when Warren retired.
Ruth was predeceased by her father, Blaine Norton
in 1998.
She is survived by her husband, Warren; her
children: Leslie (Mario) Steed of Lethbridge, Renee
(Russell) Brayley of Virginia, Jana (Paul) Erickson
of Edmonton, Russell (Jana) of Calgary, Marlys
(Nathan) Sillito of Two Hills, Dennis (Kristin) of
Lethbridge, and David of Edmonton; her mother
Phoebe Norton of Magrath; her brothers: Clair
(Gail), Stuart (Anne), Bernard (Sheila). To date she
has 18 grandchildren.
Funeral Services will be held on Friday, November
30, 2001 at 1:00 p.m. at The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Magrath Stake Chapel,
Magrath, with Bishop Robert Leishman officiating.
Friends may meet the family prior to the service at
the church from 11:00 a.m. to 12:40 p.m.
Interment to follow in the Temple Hill Cemetery,
Raymond.
HomeLife
Higher Standards
M.L.S.
Jim Anderson
agent
Residential ~ Farm
Acreage - Commercial
in Magrath and Area
32 Acres South of Magrath
1887 sq. fr. house on main floor with walkout
basement. Horse Barns, creek running through
property, beautiful view of Pothole creek and
mountains. 250,000
Phone: 758-6725 (leave message)
330-4020 (cellular)
LIBRARY NEWS
NEW BOOKS
Adult Non-Fiction
“Look To The Spine” The History of Chiropractic
in Alberta by Elise A Corbet
The Art of Spiritual Dreaming by Harold Klemp
, Adult Fiction
Isle of Dogs by Patricia Cornwell
About the Author by John Colapinto
: The Archer’s Tale by Bernard Cornwell
The Third Heiress by Brenda Joyce
Gathering Christmas by Larry R. and Lisa Gleave Laycock
The Sculptress by Minette Walters
Children’s
The McDuff Stories by Rosemary Wells - Susan Jeffers
Butternut Hollow Pond by Brian Heinz
The Stongest Man this Side of Cremona by
Georgja Graham
Fifty-Five Grandmas and a Llama by Lynn Manuel
Nothing Ever Happens on 90th Street by Roni Schotter
Video’s
Catherine the Great
Absolutely Fabulous: The Last Shout Parts 1 & 2
David Copperfield
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Magrath Trading Company
GROCERY SPECIALS
“From Our Family To Yours..
Dairy Delights and Frozen Favorites!
Daiiyland Cottage Cheese-select varieties
750 g
2.98
Daiiyland Yogurt - multi-pack
8x125 g
1.78
Daiiyland Whipping Cream
500 mL
5.98
McCain Cream Pie, frozen-select varieties
340 g
2 for 4.00
Groceries
Western Family Macaroni & Cheese
225 g
2 for 1.00
Puritan Dinners-select varieties
665-680 g
2 for 5.98
Post Cereal - Shreddies, Sugar Crisp, Alpha Bits, Pebbles, Honey Combs
375-620 g
2 for 3.00
Dole 100% Pineapple Juice Blends-select varieties
1 litre
2 for 8.80
Western Family Peanut Butter-select varieties
500 g
2.28
Maple Leaf Flakes of Ham, Turkey or Chicken - select varieties
184 g
3 for 3.00
Uncle Ben s Fast & Fancy Rice-selectvarieties
165 g
3 for 1.89
Arriba Tortilla Chips, Old Dutch-select varieties I
300 g
2 for 3.00
/ • • *1.1Market Fresh Produce!
Japanese Mandarins-imported
5 lb. box
5.47/kg
2.487lb
Premium Romaine Lettuce - California grown
.98 each”
Bartlett Pears - Washington grown, #1 grade
l.94/kg
.88/lb
Meat Manager’s Pick of the Week!
Inside Round Oven Roast
2.98/lb
Cross Rib Simmering Steak-boneless
2.98/lb
Stewing Beef-boneless
3.28/lb
Fletcher’S Bacon-select varieties
500 g
1.98
Western Famiy Bologna-regular or beef
750 g
2.68
Fletcher’S Wieners - regular or chicken dogs
450 g
4.98
Fletcher’s Sliced Meat-select varieties
175 g
6.98
Household Goods...
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Magrath Store News (April 7, 1993)
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 April 7, 1993
MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION
CANADIAN DENTAL HEALTH MONTH
"SMILE WITH STYLE"
Dental disease is still one of the most common chronic
concerns in Canada. And yet, it is almost completely
preventable, the cornerstone of prevention is to make a
personal commitment to care for one's month on a daily
basis throughout life.
Now 1, David Lowiy, do hereby proclaim the month of
April 1993 DENTAL HEALTH MONTH in Magrath and
urge all citizens to be aware of dental health and to practice
those habits necessary to maintain their dental health.
IN WITNESS THEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal of the Town of Magrath to be affixed
this 31st day of March 1993.
Signed Mayor Dave Lowry
MAGRATH HANDIBUS ASSOCIATION
wishes to thank the Wild Rose Foundation for the
10,000.00 grant, which was used toward the purchase of
an eight (8) passenger van; to be used as a Handibus for
Magrath and area. Thanks also to those who gave us
donations of money, baking and time. Without this support,
we wouldn't have a vehicle to transport our less fortunate
citizens. Watch for us —We are Brand New and All Blue!
The signs on the bus were donated by George and Sharon
Ragan and Family. Thanks to all.
GOOD FRIDAY APRIL 9TH
MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY
WILL BE CLOSED
THIS YEAR'S BEST
The High School Basketball season officially ended
over the weekend with the VAL MATTEOTI ALL STAR
CLASSIC at L.C.C., featuring the top senior players from
Alberta and Northern Montana. Teams from Edmonton,
Calgary, Montana, 1-A and 2-A All Stars, and four teams
from the Southern Alberta 4-A league participated. In the
Final Game South Team #3 defeated South Team #4.
SELECTED
Five Magrath Zenith players were selected to participate—
Bart Harris, Cristiano Ruy, Cassio Mattia,
Danny Balderson and Aaron Kinder.
Southern Alberta Teams did well placing 1st, 2nd, and 3rd.
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER for the Tournament was
Danny Balderson playing with the All Star Team of
Allan Gibb (Raymond), James McKay (LCI), Fabio Ferraro
(WCHS), Brad Gallup (Calgary), and Trevor Williams
(Raymond)
Other awards were:
BEST DEFENSE - Scott Anderson (Raymond)
BEST REBOUNDER - Cristiano Ruy (Magrath)
HUSTLE AWARD - Scott Hansen (Taber)
BEST PLAY MAKER - Spencer Holt (LCI)
LEADING SCORER in the Tournament—
Danny Balgerson (Magrath)
REMINGTON CARRIAGE CENTRE
Opened it's doors this past Saturday April 3rd,1993. Don
Remington raised in Cardston began collecting carriages in
the early '50's-becoming a million dollar collection. In 1985
he said he'd donate his collection of 49 carriages to the
province if the government would build a display centre in
Cardston. The display is supplemented by 124 from the
Glenbow Alberta Museum and 36 from Dept, of Culture
and Multiculturalism.
COMING EVENTS
THE SUPER CITIES WALK
WHAT: -- Fundraiser for the
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
SOCIETY
WHEN: - Saturday May 29.1993
STEP 1- Register Today
STEP 2 - Raise Pledges
STEP 3- Check In
STEP 4 -Collect Your Pledges
WALK proceeds will support special
service programs: supportive
counselling, social programs and
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Please give what you can when a
volunteer comes to your door during
the month of April..
*
GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES
will be held at the Magrath United
Church on Friday April 9th at
7:30 p.m.. Everyone Welcome
If you are worried about where the
younger generation is heading, it
might be well to stop and consider
where it came from.
The Raymond Playhouse Society
presents
HELLO DOLLY
April 1 -9
(excluding Sunday)
8:00 P.M.
at the Raymond Community Center
(corner of Broadway & Park Ave.)
Tickets Available: 25.00 for the day (non-refundable)
Minimum -10 Maximum -25
Local location T.B.A.
Call Debb. at 758-6265
if no answer Call Lorraine
and leave a message. 320-7573
**"Meet Our New Priest, Fr. Sogz"
lunch is set for April 18th with Mass
at 11:00am. Lunch will follow in the
Rectory basement. We are once
again asking members to bring
squares, cookies, salads, sandwiches
**On April 25 our Mass time will be
MAGRATH LADIES changed to 9:00am. Your coGOLF
CLUB V operation is required to make this a
General Meeting: April 20, 1993 smooth change-over,
at 7 p.m. at the Club House.
Register for league sign-up by April
23rd. at the Pro Shop.
BINGO
APRIL 15TH
AT THE SENIORS CENTRE
Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
Games at
7:00 p.m.
SOFTBALL
Do you enjoy the game of Softball?
If you are 35 years or over and
would like to play give me a call
Merrill Larsen 758-3294
*Travel broadens
But not nearly as much
As chocolate cake
Whipped cream and such.
CATHOLIC CHURCH NEWS
***Father Fred Sogz, pastor of St.
Ambrose Catholic Church in
Coaldale has been appointed Pastor
also of Sacred Heart Catholic
Church in Raymond. This includes
St. Joseph's, Magrath and
St. Edmund's, New Dayton.
CONFERENCE
ALBERTAN'S FOR QUALITY
EDUCATION
WHERE: Calgary Convention Centre
WHEN: Saturday May 1,1993
TIME: 8 am- 5pm
SPEAKERS:
William D. Gairdner Author of “The
War Against The Family" and “The
Trouble With Canada"
Link Byfield of Alberta Report
Mark Millian- Focus on the Family
Dr. Joseph Freedman- Author of
"Failing Grades"
THEME: Problems in Education and
What Parents Can Do to Work on
These Problems.
COST: 45.
TlCKETS^^fiLorraine Balderson
758-6380 i
Be a Catalyst^ \for Change!
GOD'S GRACE
He was pierced for our transgressions, He was crushed for our
iniquities; the punishment that brought us peace was upon Him,
and by his wounds we are healed.
Isaiah 53:5
It shouldn't be that difficult for us, living in the 20th century,
to relate to the events that transpired on that woeful Friday
so long ago. Although we no longer have crucifixions, we
have devised faster ways to do away with people. Our riots
tend to go way beyond shouting and name-calling. Hatred and
jealousy are still very evident among people today - they just
seem to have become more sophisticated, or veiled in different
forms. When we think about it, not much has changed. We
human beings are still the same: selfish, cruel, and intent on
satisfying our own desires, no matter what.
God saw our condition and, in His grace, decided to rescue us
from our pathetic predicament. He sent His own Son to show
us how to love one another, and to take upon Himself the
punishment our cruelty and selfishness deserved. And so
Jesus did! He lived among us and showed us how to love,
serve, and care for one another. He reconciled us to our
heavenly Father by taking upon Himself the suffering,
pain, and death that our sinful nature deserves. And then
He promised to grant us new life, now and for all eternity.
Submitted by Pastor Brian Amison -St. John Lutheran Church
As Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday
Saints we, with many others of the Christian world
anticipate the coming of Easter and its celebration in
commemoration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
President Gordon B. Hinckley said,
" Of all the victories in human history, none is so
great, none so universal in its effect,none so
everlasting in its consequences as the victory of the
crucified Lord who came forth in the Resurrection
that first Easter morning.
We laud the captains and the kings, we praise the
nations that are victorious against oppressors. We
appropriately build monuments to remember their
sacrifices and their triumphs over the forces of
oppression. But great and important as are these
achievements, none can compare with the victory of
the lonely, pain-racked figure on Calvary's cross who
triumphed over death and brought the gift of eternal
life to all mankind." (Ensign,May 1988 p.66)
Have a Happy Easter
Magrath Stake of the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints.
EASTER
A SPECIAL TIME OF YEAR
"I believe that
the Saviour
loves you so
much, that even
if you were the
only person
alive in the
world, He
would have
died on the
cross just for
you !"
M. Richard
Maxfield
"The Good News goes on ..."
Rev. Douglas E. Cowan"
The other night I heard a T.V. preacher say-thunder,
actually-that "Jesus Christ died once for all,
two thousand years ago. His crucifixion is over and
his resurrection is over." And I got to thinking how
convinced I was of that, because it not only limits our
understanding of who Jesus was and who Jesus could
be, it also limits our understanding of how God
participates in our world. And more importantly, how
we are encouraged to participate in God's world.
Jesus said, ’’When you do it to the least of these, you
do it to me. "(Matthew 25:31-46) I take this very
seriously, because I believe that both the crucifixion
and the resurrection are played out everyday in a
thousand different ways. The difference between the
crucifixion and the resurrection is precisely the
difference between choosing death and choosing life.
Wherever a woman or a child is beaten by an abusive
husband or father, there is crucifixion; wherever
someone leaves a situation of abuse and says, "No
more. The violence will stop," there is resurrection.
Moses said to the people of Israel, "Today, I have set
before you life and death, blessings and curses.
Choose life..." The choice is no different at Easter.
It's all a question of where we choose to live. We can
survive for a time on the hili at Golgotha, or we can
choose abundant life at the empty tomb by
participating in the resurrection. The choice is ours.
As George Bums said,"It always has been.”
FAMILY HISTORY CENTER
please ring the bell at the Stake
Office Door (west side)
OPEN HOURS:
♦Tuesday & Thursday: 1- 9 p.m.
♦Wednesday: 9 a.tn. to 9 p.m.
♦Sunday: 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
CLOSED The following Sundays-
April 4. April 11. & May 9 th
Jacquie Bly- Coordinator- 758-3103
DEAR FRIENDS
We, Frances Blumel and Family, are
so gratefill to you for the cards,
phone calls, visits, flowers, and
delicious food which flowed into our
home in our time of sorrow; also the
time spent in our behalf. Someone
brought a chicken in a bread pan.
There was not a record kept of
whose this was. Please phone me and
I will return it to you. Thanks again
UNITED CHURCH WOMEN
On Tuesday, March 30, seven
members of the Magrath U.C.W.
PREPARED AND SERVED
DINNER at the LETHBRIDGE
SOUP KITCHEN. Arrangements had
been made well in advance.
It was an entirely new
experience for us all. The building is
quite new, spacious, bright, cheerful
and immaculately clean. There is a
large storage space with shelves,
work tables, freezers,a walk-in fridge
and freezer, a commercial gas stove
and dishwashers.
We were amazed at the
donations of food from businesses
and organizations. We had a choice
of menus and opted to make
"chicken a la king" along with lots
of vegetables, mashed potatoes,
cabbage salad, beet pickles, bread
and butter, doughnuts for dessert,
milk, orange juice, tea or coffee.
Food is served buffet style.
Only 35 came for dinner
that day; including one women with
two children and four natives. All
who came were neat, quiet ,polite
and most appreciative and
complimentary on the "good
dinner ".Clean-up didn't take long
and we felt good about having helped
in this community project
"EAT WELL! LIVE WELL!"
To the members of our committee, it
was heart-warming to have such a
good turn-out to our NUTRITION
MONTH PRESENTATION on
March 31 st. Obviously, many
women (of all ages) are interested in
the special nutrition needs of women.
THANK YOU for your support!
A special thanks to Alma Davies
(pianist) Irene Gruninger (skit author
and participant) and Cathy
Gruninger, Donna Kearl and Cynthia
Harris (other skit participants), for
helping to set the mood for our
evening in such a fun way.
The main message of the
presentation was the need:
1— to eat a healthy diet (at least most
of the time) by following the Canada
Food Guide to Healthy Eating and
choosing a low fat high fibre diet
more often.
2— to participate in and enjoy
physical activity on a regular basis
(special thanks to the Town's very
generous gift of a 3-in-l Family
Recreation Pass) and
3— to feel good about yourself.
Helpful tips such as the idea given by
Magrath Hospital’s Dietician, Kris
Alston, to try substituting applesauce
for oil in our baking, helped to make
the information very practical.
Sandy Fox, the Magrath Hospital's
R.O.T. has shared with us the recipe
for the delicious muffins that her
staff donated to our luncheon.
Remember ladies,
"EAT WELL! LIVE WELL!"
applies to your families as well as to
yourselves. The 1994 National
Nutrition Month Theme is going to
be Nutrition and Children.
1993 Nutrition Month Committee
As members of Magrath’s 1993
Nutrition Month Committee, we
would like to acknowledge and
express our GRATITUDE to the
following LOCAL BUSINESSES /
INDIVIDUALS for their generous
donation to our Community Nutrition
Month Presentation.
♦Blue Goose Gas Bar
♦Chinook Health Unit & Staff
♦Delicious Cafe
♦Doreen's Boutique Fortune Drive-In
♦Joy's Hair Shadow
♦Just For You Hairstyles
♦Lila's Confectionary
♦Magrath Hospital
♦Magrath Pharmacy
♦Magrath Trading Company
♦Nutrition Month Committee
Members
♦S.A.S.H
♦Senior's
♦Sue’s
♦Tangles
♦The
♦Town of
CARROT PINEAPPLE MUFFIN
11/2 c.flour lc. sugar
1 tsp baking powder 1/2 tsp salt
1 tsp cinnamon 1 tsp soda
1 tsp vanilla 2 eggs
lc.grated carrots 2/3 c. oil
1/2 c. crushed pineapple
(drained well)
Stir pineapple before measuring to
make sure it is well drained
Mix the above ingredients all
together for two minutes 'til fluffy
Bake at 350 degrees F for 15-18
minutes of until done.
These muffins freeze well.
SOUTHERN ALBERTA
REGIONAL EMERGENCY
SERVICES SOCIETY
AUCTION UPDATE
Scheduled for June 16th
We are still in need of goods (new &
used) to be donated.
Following are some of the articles
that will be auctioned.
-1 Week Condo in Banff
-Introductory' Flying Lessons
-200 Certificate Midas Muffler
-1 Ton Alfalfa Cubes
-2 Loads Gravel
-Handcrafted Cedar Chest
-Handcrafted Quilts & Afghans
-Numerous Gift Certificates and
Much, Much more.
Watch for further updates
For Pick-up of donations Call:
Ken Hoibak 758-6523
Marvin Miller 758-6821
Clayton Boodry 758-6831
SENIORS NEWS
* The Wednesday lunches are now in
the evening at 6 p.m. at the
Centre.Keep April 14th, & 21st.
in mind.
* Seniors are holding a TEA and
BAKE SALE and GARAGE SALE
WHEN: This Saturday April 10th
WHERE: Senior's Centre
TIME: 10 AM-3 PM
Donations to the Garage Sale and the
Bake Sale will be appreciated. For
more information
Phone: Norma Arnold at 758-6815
or Laverne Critchfield - 758-6343
SENIOR'S TRAVEL
Our next trip will be Tuesday and
Wednesday April 27 th and 28 th, to
REYNOLDS ALBERTA MUSEUM
in Wetaskiwin.
On display are automobiles, bicycles,
aircraft, agricultural and industrial
machinery and Canada's Aviation
Hall of Fame.
The cost will be 60.00 each, which
covers the bus, entrance to the
museum and overnight
accommodation. If you are interested
phone: Bakers at 758-3207
Doreen Alston at 758-3281
Hazel Rasmussen at 758- 3545
FESTIVAL SHOWCASE
Julie Amundsen (cello), Jill Fletcher
(Jr Speech), Danilie Lazzaretto
(Sr. Speech), Karly Lewis
(Fr. Hom), Barb Longair (clarinet),
Stephen Ney (Piano), duet- Ling Lin
Chen (oboe) and Tim Huang (violin)
and Hamilton Jr.High Grade 8 choir.
2:15p.m. Yates Memorial Centre
Cost-7.00 per month takes all
the worry out of trash disposal.
Give us a call today
758-3463
THE COOKIE JAR
by Edgar A. Guest
You rig up the house with all manner
of things,
The prayer rug of sultans and princes
and kings;
You can hang on its walls the old
tapestries rare
Which some dead Egyptian once
treasured with care;
But though costly and gorgeous its
furnishings are,
It must have, to be homelike, an old
cookie jar.
There are just a few things that a
home must possess,
Besides all your money and all your
success—
A few good old books which some
loved one has read,
Some trinkets of those whose sweet
spirits have fled,
And then in the pantry, not shoved
back too far
For the hungry to get to, that old
cookie jar.
Let the house be a mansion, I care
not at all!
Let the finest of pictures be hung on
each wall,
Let the carpets be made of the
richest velour,
And the chairs only those which
great wealth can procure,
I'd still want to keep for the joy of
my flock
That homey, old-fashioned, well-filled
cookie crock.
Like the love of the Mother it shines
through the years;
It has soothed all our hurts and has
dried away tears;
It has paid us for toiling; in sorrow
or joy,
It has always shown kindness to each
girl and boy ;
And I'm sorry for people, whoever
they are,
Who live in a house where there’s no
cookie jar.
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HELP WANTED
Does anyone out there exterminate
night crawlers? Or can you tell me
how to get rid of these pests?
Please call Jill Harker at 758-3102
LOST & FOUND
LOST from the Magrath School
Office: Long Stapler. Did you
borrow it ? PLEASE RETURN IT
LOST from the School yard Boy's
red and white bike with black
handles. Please phone
Bennetts at 758-6222
MISSING
REAL ESTATE
FOR RENT
The Town of Magrath is accepting
bids for the rental of approximately
20 acres of hayland in the shop and
cemetery area. Please submit bids to
the Town Office by 4 p.m. Monday
April 26,1993
WANTED TO RENT
3 or 4 bedroom home. Young couple
with 2 children. Call 653-1012 and
ask for Cam or Kandi
RIDE SOUGHT
Anyone going to Saskatchewan or
area for Easter? My son would like a
ride. If you have room Please Call
758-6227
Since last Thursday— Light-tan
Terrier Cross dog. Answers to name
WANTED TO RENT
Single parent with one child needs
apartment or house to rent
Call 758-6838
"Cookie" She is 16 years old and
somewhat deaf. Any information as
to her whereabouts would be greatly
appreciated. Ph: 758-3678
FOUND- by solicitous citizen at the
Racquetball court Saturday afternoon
MEN'S WATCH Describe to claim.
Ph: Bob Mothersell at 758-3353
MERCHANDISE:
FOR SALE
LAYING CHICKENS Ph:758-6203
FOR ALL YOUR
LASER PRINTER NEEDS
/ labels / flyers / resumes I
/ type setting for books /
Call Bonny 758-6309
FOR SALE
Two young men's SUITS.
One grey / one tan.
Ideal for graduation Ph: 758-3474
DRAPES- new 8"X 83" Sienna Rust
colour Polyester Voile Ph: 758-3474
FOR SALE
numerous parts for
I-H-C # 150 DRILLS:
packer bearings, shovels etc.
Ph: 758-6851
SERVICES:
ATTENTION
Grads / Moms I Brides-to-be.
Let me sew your dress.
Fast, meticulous, experienced.
5-20.00
After April 15th -$25.00 Call Margo at 758-6709
A HOCKEY COMMENT
First of all, as a "Hockey
Family" CONGRATULATIONS to: coach Phil Tollestrup and the Magrath High School 4A Basketball Team on winning the Provincial Championship for 1992-1993; to the Magrath Midget Boys Hockey Team for doing very well this season.
CONGRATULATIONS also to the MAGRATH PEE WEE B HOCKEY TEAM. They finished first in the overall league standings and second to Vaux
Magrath Store News (April 12, 2000)
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 April 12, 2000
Magrath Hospital Auxiliary
will be holding their
Annual Florence Nightingale Luncheon
and Bake Sale
at the Seniors’ Centre
Friday May 12th - 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
We extend our thanks to the 3rd Ward Ladies
who are hostesses this year.
There will be a Blood Pressure Booth from the
Hospital & the Health Unit will have a booth.
Baking from the community would be most
welcome & appreciated.
Raffle for lovely Mother *s Day Cake and
several door prizes will be drawn for.
Notice from the Post Office
HELP!
We’re been having some acts of vandalism in
the post office from time to time. Damage to
posters and walls and evidence of trying to get
at mail etc.
We would like to solicit, your help in
correcting this situation and ask you to notify
the authorities of any loitering in the Post
Office lobby.
If the situation continues we will be forced to
lock up the outer lobby at nite and we do not
wish to inconvenience our regular box holders.
Thank You.
******
During Volunteer Recognition Week
April 9 - 15, on behalf of Magrath Hospital
Auxiliary, I would like to pay tribute to all the
Volunteers in our areas. I extend a sincere
thanks to all our Volunteers who faithfully
spend time each month of the year in service
to others.
THREE CHEERS FOR VOLUNTEERS
Being a Volunteer
It's not for money, it’s not for fame,
It’s not for any personal gain,
It’s just for love of fellow man,
It's just to lend a helping hand
It's just to give a tithe of self,
That's something you can’t buy with wealth,
It's not for medals won with pride,
It’s for that feeling deep inside.
It’s that reward down in your heart,
It’s that feeling that you've been a part
Of helping others far and near.
That makes you be a volunteer!
(Author unknown)
Thank you all Volunteers everywhere.
Sue Kado, President
Magrath Hospital Auxiliary.
******
"COMING SOON"
Annual United Church Garage Sale
May 27, 2000
So once again while doing spring cleaning
give us a call. Thank you.
Betty Twitchen 758-3240
Darlene Holzworth 758-3569 ,
Joy Johnson 758-6370.
New Books at the Library
Adult Fiction
Indictment for Murder by Peter Rawlinson,
Mrs. Polifax Unveiled by Dorothy Gilman,
False Witness by Leila Kelly; Handyman by
Linda Nichols, Sun Up Tales of the Cow Camps
by Will James, Longarm by Tabor Evans, The
Joy Luck Club & Kitchen God's Wife by Amy
Tan(Book on Tape); the Greatest Western
Stories of the 20th Century(Book of Tape).
Adult Non-Fiction
The Miracle of Flight by Stephen Dalton;
Music of the Birds by Lang Elliott, Craft
Patters Catalog, Scroll Saw Patterns by Patrick
Spielman, When You and Your Mother Can't
Be Friends by Victoria Secunda; Cooking for
Two by Jean Pare; Appetizers by Jean Pare;
Making Whirligigs and Other Wind Toys by
Sharon Pierce, Energuide Appliance Directory
2000, Introduction to Yoga by Richard
Hittieman.
Juvenile Fiction
His Banner Over Me by Jean Little, Letters
from Rifka by Karen Hesse, The Belonging
Place by Jean Little, Meyer’s Creek by Connie
Crook, Sarah Bishop by Scott O'Dell, Caesar's
Antlers by Brooks Hansen, Chocolate Fever by
Robert Smith, Promise Song by Linda
Holeman, Macdonald Hall Goes Hollywood by
Gordon Korman, Belle Prater's Boy by Ruth
White, Tales to Give You the Creeps by Bruce
Coville, Scared Stiff by Jahanna Malcolm,
Searching for David's Heart by Cherie Bennett,
Snow Treasure by Marie McSwigan, Karen's
Easter Parade, Harriet the Spy by Louise
Fitzhugh, The Moorchild by Eloise McGraw;
Star in the Storm by Joan Harlow, The
Upstairs Room by Joanna Reiss.
Juvenile Non-Fiction
Insects Field Guide by National Audubon
Society, Code Busters! by Burton Albert,
Mealworms by Adrienne Mason, More School
Jokes by Betty Zuraw, Other Worlds by
Terence Dickinson, Animals in Motion by
Pamela Hickman, The Big Lie A True Story by
Isabella Leitner, Amazing Bugs, Bridges! by
Carol Johmann.
Children's
The Collector of Moments by Quint Buchholz,
Jamie O'Rourke and the Pooka by Tomie
DePaola, Bark,George by Jule Feiffer, Curious
George Goes Camping by Margaret & H.A.
Rey; Curious George At the Parade by
Margaret & HA. Rey, Mmm, Cookies! by
Robert Munsch, And If the Moon Could Talk
by Kate Banks; My First Phonics Book,
Hard-Working Wheels by Debora Pearson. ******
A Trust Fund has been opened for J.D. Clark
a Magrath youth who was involved in an
automobile accident in Butte Montana. J.D. has
been transferred to the Foothills Hospital in
Calgary. J.D. is still in a coma, but the family
is optimistic as he has shown some signs of
improvement, but it is a long road to ahead. As
always this incurs many expenses. Any show of
support or donations would be greatly
appreciated. You can make donations at any
Alberta Treasury Branch in trust for the J.D.
Clark Fund. We will keep you updated as he
makes progress. Thank you.
******
KEN JENSEN
758-3669
Magrath, Alberta
Virginia Ririe Wilde passed away on April 6,
2000 at the age of 84 years.
Virginia is survived by her daughters:
Christine (Stan) Borowski and f
Susan Wilde; also sisters:
Marjorie Balderson (Ken)
and Alice Fowler.
A Graveside Service was held on Monday, .
April 10, 2000 with interment at the Temple
Hill Cemetery in Raymond.
******
Elizabeth Eileen (Beth) Stanford passed away
Monday April 3, 2000 at the age of 82 years.
She leaves to mourn her son Dr. Larry (Marge)
Heppler of Oregon City & daughter Sheran
(Maurice) Carter of Pincher Creek; sister Jessie
McKay of Cardston.
A Funeral Service was held Saturday April
8th with interment in the Cardston Cemetery.
Elder Tyler Zobell will be reporting on his
mission to Provo Utah in the Magrath 1st Ward
11 a.m. Garden Place Chapel (White Church)
On Sunday April 16th 2000.
Elder Chad Harris will be returning on April
6th from his Salt Lake City Utah Mission. He
will be speaking on Sunday April 16th at 9
a.m. in the Magrath 4th Ward Stake Centre.
Elder B.J. Harker has been called to serve in
the Nevada Las Vegas West Mission. His
farewell is planned for April 30th @ the
Magrath Stake Center @ 11:00 a.m. (2nd
Ward)
You're invited to a Baby Shower for Twins
Tayler Jean
and
Jordan Joseph
Parents: Terry & Dina Trainer
Place: Laurel Bennett
Date: Thursday April 13th
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Calling Shower with money tree. Any questions
call Rhonda Murphy or Laurel Bennett. ******
Corey, Brandon & Rachel
The Jones Kids welcome a new little brother
"John Patrick Jones"
weighing in at 8 lbs. 8 oz.
born March 17, 2000 - St. Patrick's Day
Proud parents are Rob & Sharee Jones
equally proud grandparents are
Ed & Lois Lawlor of Mägrath and
Dr. Glen & Jacquelyn Jones of Cardston.
Troy & Charmaine Michelson
are pleased to announce
the arrival of their 3rd son
"Kyle Jared Michelson"
born March 20, 2000 Calgary AB.
weighed 7 lbs 13 ozs.
a little brother for Jordan & Eric
Proud grandparents are
Ed & Lois Lawlor of Magrath
Garry & Marie Michelson of Lethbridge.
DR. MARK IIARKER
WILL BE AVAILABLE
TO SEE PATIENTS
AT THE DAHL CLINIC
EVERY 3RD MONDAY
OF THE MONTH
IN THE AFTERNOON
General & Sub
Contracting
For all your Concrete
& Stucco needs
Curt’s Construction
P.O. Box 535 CURTIS HATCH
TOkTjO A'berta Home: 758-3759
Cell: (403) 308-4585
Public Notice
Town of Magrath
Land Rental
Bids will be accepted until 5 p.m. Thursday
April 20, 2000 for the lease of the farmland
adjacent to the cemetery, shop & old sewer
lagoon all owned by the Town of Magrath.
Approximate acreage involved is 40 acres.
These parcels are to be tendered as one & a
brief summary of the proposed use of the lands
must be submitted with all bids. The lowest or
any tender not necessarily accepted.
Town of Magrath
Box 520
Magrath, AB. TOK UO
Phone: 758-3212 or Fax: 758-6333
WANTED
USED HOCKEY EQUIPMENT
Now’s the time to clear out
your old hockey equipment
The Magrath Minor Hockey Association
wishes to set up a
"HOCKEY EQUIPMENT LIBRARY"
to help out
the Youth in our Community.
Please contact
Ione Atwood @ 758-3882
and she will pick it up from your home.
THIS EQUIMENT WILL BE
PUT TO GOOD USE
THANK YOU
ANGE-EMILE LABBE
•Drywall 'Boarding • Taping
• Texture Wall & Ceiling
• Small Renovations
. * Commercial & Residential
BOX 803 PHONE
MAGRATH, AB TOK 1 JO (403)758-6876
The Magrath Cultural Arts Society would like
to thank all those who made such a success of
our first community production "Don't Count
Your Chickens Until They Cry Wolf."
We had sold out performances each evening
with a fantastic 40 member cast.
Thanks to our many volunteers who sewed
costumes, were stage manager, made sets, set
up the house and took it down. Special Thanks
to Shauna Clifton who was our director and
stage manager. Denise Strate who was director,
stage manager, costume co-ordinator and took
on make-up with her daughter Patrice.
Erica Thomson our wonderful Music Director,
Michael Cahoon who designed and oversaw our
sets. We couldn't have done it without you!
May the play go on and on .
Hope you can join us next time.
Patti Miller, Laurel Bennett, Falene Wolsey,
Michelle Alders-Moors, Gail Cole, and
Anne Bowen.
Danny Balderson was named University of
Lethbridge Associated Canadian Travellers
(ACT) male athlete of the year.
Allison felt pleased. She had treated
herself to a sushi lunch and had but one
more errand—to pick up her new plasses.
My husband & his brother are look alikes and
after a visit to her great uncle, my 2 yr old
granddaughter commented, "uncle Len has got
granddads head on"
General Interest i_ Cardston & District Community Adult Learning - »j. —- ,,, , r—iriwm—Tm jiir • ~
Adult Education Computer Courses
To Register Phone Kathy Richards 653-4991
Time: All Classes go from 7:00 p.ra. to 9:30 p.m.
Tuition: 40.00 (unless specified otherwise)
Instructor: Bonny West
Will be offered In Cardston as soon as
registry, tfen is sufHcieizt.
Beyond Interact Basics
This 3-week course covers managing bookmarks,
additional search techniques, customizing
web browsers, email, downloading
files, & using plug-ins. Participants should
have basic familiarity with the Internet.
Spring Date: Tuesday, May 9-23
Fall Date: Tuesday, Oct. 10 - 24
Location: Magrath High School
Spring Date: Wednesday, May 10 - 24
Fall Date: Wednesday, Oct. 11-25
Location: Cardston High School
Windows 95/2000 Basics
This 4-week course covers operating system
basics, including files management, system
and application software differences and
installation, copying/deleting files, mouse
functions, Start Menu/Task Bar, installing
printers, scanners, customizing the desktop,
and more.
Spring Date: Wednesday, June 7 - 28th
Fall Date: Thursday, Oct. 5 - 26th .
Location: Cardston High School
Tuition: 50
DIAMOND WILLOW TERRACE
FUNDRAISER
International Singing Artist
"Johnny King"
May 6th
7:00 p.m
Seniors Centre
in Magrath
Tickets
5.00 Seniors
3.00
Small ad (2.5"X 3.5")------15.00/year
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Wanted: good home for 2 tamed barn cats, good mousers, litter box trained.
Call 758-3712. 4-19.
*A****
Greenhouse to give away. Call 758-3521.
******
Wanted: 5-10 cow/calf pairs, prefer red or red/white face, younger & quiet 752-3723.
******
Please bring your old phone books to Colleen Keeler or Trish Hill.
******
Amber Foggin has eggs for sale. CaU 758-6832.4-12.
******
For sale: 11 stitch Kenmore sewing machine, newly serviced contact Wendy 758-3841. 4-12.
******
For Sale: calf shed - 16* long, 8' deep, height 4 ft in back, 6 ft front, tin roof, 100 o.b.o. 758-6337. 4-12.
******
The school is selling darkroom equip & cameras, all in good working cond, instrutional help avail for all aboveJHr. Rasmussen 758-3442 or Mr. Nelson 758-3366
******
Greenhouse for sale.
CaH 758-3965.
For sale:Tractor, Mitsubishi, 25 HP, diesel, 4 wheel dr. PTO 22Hp. hydr. power lift 1,541 lbs., 3 pt linkage Category 1, 1983 model yr., front-end loader, rototiHer 5', mower 4’ - 3 blade, blade, log splitter(26"), price10,500 inc. all implements Phone (403) 758-3620. 4-12.
******
DISCOVERY TOYS Looking for high quality, educational, non-violent toys, games, books & software. I have them - for ages 0-99 yrs SALE: all books & software 20% offfor month of April CaU now to book your play date & receive FREE PRODUCT.
Valerie Papworth 758-0005 Educational Consultant
******
Riding Lessons - CaU Audra Foggin @ 758-6832. 4-12.
******
Power raking, & aerating offered by the Magrath 3rd Cub/Scout group, contact: Doug Broadhead 758-6554.
******
For sale:75 x 135 serviced buUding lot on pavement 758-6879. 4-19.
******
Do You Want To Go To Utah During The Easter Break? I wiU be going to Salt Lake on Thun. Apr. 20 & return on Apr, 29, if you are interested & are willing to help pay for gas CaU Jan @ 768-3684.
Pure Natural Whole Wheat Coyote Pancake/WafTle Mix *four flavors to choose from
& Breakfast Cereals. No additives. Cleaned & bagged wheat. Pick up @ Rockport Flour Mill. Magrath 758-3077,
Fax 758-3340. 5-31.
******
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
******
HELP WANTED The Magrath Co-op is looking for a shop assistant during the summer months & would like to hire a male university or coUege student. The job would start May 1st, or sooner, to the 1st of September. They would need to work 44 hours a week. Monday to Friday 8 am-5pm & Sat. 8 am-12 noon. Please caU Randy @ 758-3155 or stop by the Coop with your resume.
******
Spring Clean Up.
WiU remove unwanted
cars & trucks. ; Cash paid for some.
Chris Norton 752-3535. CAN DO TOWING. 5-17.
******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 ******
CANADIAN SECURITY SYSTEMS We sell, install, and service alarms, camera systems, safes. *Also dead bolts and key locks Call Ross Moore 758-3945 for a free estimate.
******
For all your cleaning needs, from hospital dean to a touch up, carpet to ceiling & everything in between.
No job to big or too small Call Wayne's Carpet & Ulpholstery Cleaning 758-6414.
531 ****** 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 ******
Garage Sale at Colleen Keeler's 118 East - 1 Ave. S. Sat.
Apr. 15th - 9 aan. - 2 p.m., crafts, antique pew, dothing, fabric, toys & shelving.
NO EARLY BIRDS
******
For rent: 2 bedroom house, lrg yard. Avail May 1. Call 758-3876.
*****
For rent: 3 bed 1600 sq. ft. basement suite, fridge, stove & laundry hookups, no smoking, no pets. Available immediately. Call 758-6494.
******
For rent: various spaces, in Magrath, ideal for small business. Call 758-3876.
******
For rent: 3 bedroom house. Available immediately.
135 East-1 Ave. N. Magrath. 450 + utilities, 450 d.d., abstainers, no pets.
Harold Murray 758-3325.
******
For rent: 2 bedroom house, available immediately
For more info call 758-3876.
******
Home for Rent: small 2 bed home on lrg treed lot,washer, dryer, stove, fridge & water inc Abstainers without pets.
If interested phone 758-3700 & leave a message. l.r.
******
For rent: 2 bedroom apartment. CaB 758-3781.
******
For rent: 2 bedroom apart, furnished(is optional) inc. utilities, call 758-3876.
******
For Sale
New 1240 sq. ft. home for sale, 4 bedrooms,
3 bathrooms, double car garage & finished basement in Magrath.
Call 758-6835.
******
To remove lint or pet hair in a flash, just wrap a big piece of tape around your hand with sticky side out & rub it over the affected area.
For Sale Brand new 1200 sq. ft.
3 bedroom bungalow,
2 bathrooms,
1
car garage. Call 758-6835.
******
House for Sale
2
bedrooms, 35,500.00
Call 758-6553.
l.r.
******
House for Sale East Magrath, 3 bedrooms plus loft, currently half renovated, needs a handyman. Rent-to-Own, no deposit for a qualified renovator, immediate possession.
29,900.00
Phone: (604) 824-6787. (Chilliwack, BC & leave message) ******
For Sale 12' x 68' mobile home, recently renovated, 2 bedroom,
1 bathroom/Iaundry new fridge & lino, newer carpets, good appliances, nice sized deck, asking 15,000.00 o.b.o. Call Leavitt's 758-6855.
******
House for Sale Completely upgraded 4 bedroom home, new kitchen cupboards, flooring windows and exterior, 1786 sq. ft. including both levels, 1/2 blk from school, 1.72/kg
.78/lb
Fresh Chicken Breasts
2.78/lb
Fresh Cut-Up Frying Chicken
1.78/lb
Western Family Sliced Lunch Meats
175g
3.48
Olympic Sausage Sticks
500g
2.98
Olympic Wieners
450g
7.23/kg
5.98
TREVOR PANCZAK LIVE IN CONCERT Saturday, April 29, 2000 The Lethbridge Soccer Center 25.00 per family (4 tickets)
*This is a McHappy Day fundraiser. All proceeds are going to the Ronald McDonald House in Calgary and to the Ronald Mcdonald Children's Charities.
Tickets are available at the Blue Goose Gas Bar or by calling 758-6209.
On Friday or Saturday April 7th or 8th the pop bottles were taken from the residences of Darrel Chipman and Doreen Alston. They were taken without our permission. To those persons responsible, please return money's acquired from your theft. It is not appreciated. K.C.
Wipe those spills on a tiled floor with milk instead of water, and the shine will remain.
Cardston Community Theatre Proudly Presents "My Fair Lady" till 15th - for only 4 more days nightly at 8 p.m. sharp Tickets available at the
Cardston Civic Centre Box Office
Monday through Friday or by calling 653-4944 Come & enjoy our 22nd Production ******
Renouation & Handyman Seruiées^
758 -3992MORE GROCERY SPECIALS APRIL 10-15
Western Family Pure Canola Oil 1 litre 2.98
Savarin Dinners 182-306g 1.98
Cadbury Easter Treats 35-43g 4 for 2.48
Motts Fruitsations 6 pack 4.00
Tostitos Salsa 430 ml 2 for 4.98
Betty Crocker Sliced or Mashed Potatoes 141-215g 15.00
(20.00 after April 19th)
ONE Game a week after school Tues, or Wed.
Please hand in registration form
to School Office or Laurel Bennett 758-6222
Teams will be chosen April 20th
League play begins May 2nd - June 26th
Price includes a team shirt that player keeps
(NOTE: late registrations may be
put on a waiting list)
*Gr. 6 players may be placed in the
Elementary of Jr. High league depending on
where it is safest and funnest for them to play.
******
To brighten white sports socks boil for a few
min. in water to which a few slices of lemon
have been added.
Place a small piece of cotton with vanilla on it
in the fridge to eliminate odors.
Hours of Operation
of the
Magrath Golf Club Restaurant
8:30 - a.m. - 7:30 p.m.
♦Check for our daily luncheon specials*
[email protected] www.ssdirect.com
Computer Consulting, Sales, and Service
Box 389, 132 - 2nd Street SW, Magrath, AB TOK 1 JO
Roger Davies voice 758-3577
General Manager fax 758-9T74
A man without a driver’s license failed to stop
at a stop sign, went past a red light & stopped
in a no-parking zone. Even though a policeman
saw all this, he didn't issue a ticket. Why not?
Answer: The man was walking.
PRODUCE SPECIALS
APRIL 10 - 15
Et Tu Caesar Salad Kit ...
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132g
1.28
Premium Romaine Lettuce
.68 each
Fresh Carrots .
2 lb
.88
Large Tomatoes
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2.82/kg
1.28/lb
Kiwi Fruit
-
3 for .99
SENIORS NEWS
Dinners for April will be held Wednesdays April 12th, & 19th at 5 p.m. at the Senior Centre.
Pot Luck will be Friday April 28th.
Come join us.
All seniors welcome.
Your April Hostesses are:
Mary Tanner, Elizabeth Olsen Marie Stevenson, Bernice Coleman Bookings for the Senior's Centre, Jack or Jean Butlin 758-3030, Rental fee is 75.00.
Telephone books have finally arrived at Gurney's Garage. Please come & pick yours up. Need a 2nd phone book?? We have extras.
$4:4c 4:4c 4:
Rod & Gun Club is having a Hunter Training Course, starting May 3rd. We have a few openings left.
******
Run out of confectioners sugar!! combine 1 cup granulated sugar with 1 Tbs cornstarch in the blender & blend @ high speed for several minutes, until powdery.
When you have oversalted a dish, it can often be saved by adding a tsp each of vinegar and sugar.
BINGO - BINGO - BINGO
Next Bingo is tomorrow nite Thursday April 13th at the Seniors' Centre. Doors open 6:30 p.m.
Bingo @ 7 p.m. Everyone Welcome.
4* 4? 4* 4- 4* 4*
The Deep South Cloggers have just returned from a very successful trip to the Intermountain Clog Championships in Rexburg, Idaho. The 43 competitors gathered 8 - 1st places, 12 - 2nd places & 5 - 3rd places.
Come see these aw
Magrath Store News (September 21, 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
McGavins Homi
SCHOOL NEWS: The students of Magrath
School will be kicking off our annual magazine
drive on Sept. 21 through to Oct. 3. This
campaign will bring students to your home
selling one year subscriptions to over 170
magazines. By purchasing a subscription from
one of these students you:
1. Will be supporting your local school by
helping to raise funds for different activities that
all students will be involved in throughout the
year.
3. There is a 10 to 12 week waitir ¿Wfr^ii^Tiread
encompass any difficulties that m ty arise at the-----
school or at the publishers. This i
magazines that are not published
basis. If after 12 weeks you have
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jn a monthly
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your first issue, please call 1-800-1i
is also printed on the back of you;
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We appreciate your support and ock forward, to
receiving your orders in the near Pud
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2. Will be guaranteed the lowest price on any
subscription. If a lower price is found anywhere,
you may pay this amount if the special offer
coupon is attached to your order.
3. May renew any subscriptions you are already
receiving - please transfer information from last
issue address label to the order form.
Our fund raising campaign is being organized
in association with Quality Service Programs,
who is jointly owned by Maclean-Hunter and
Reader’s Digest. Their policy is as follows:
1. All subscriptions are fully guaranteed or your
money will be refunded.
2. All Cheques are to be made payable to
Magrath School and must be included with your
AAA*** —
For those who didn't get the Cai
District Community Adult Learner
the following non-credit classes wf!
Ballroom Dancing - inst. M&V IV
Log Cabin T-Shirt - inst. Sharon gox Brin
Foreign Cooking - Czechoslovak , Lydia Triscli;-------
German, Adeline Kruger; Orient tiSttmeype Blue L;
Mikado
Silk Ribbon Embroidery - inst. SftmffiffvfuytsMfiK &
Strip Quilting; Porcelain Dolls;
Windows; Home Decor Folk Ai
Working
If interested please contact
Sheila Sillito 758-3652
Bernice Miller 758-6821
Melissa Hoy 758-3191
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MAGRATH T.O.P.S. (Take off Pounds
Sensibly) CLUB
The Magrath Tops dub meets every 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.
BINGO - BINGO - BINGO - BINGO
All members of the community are welcome to
play bingo at the Seniors* Centre every second
. Thursday. Next Bingo Sept. 29th. Come on
out one & all, win cash! Doors open 6:30pm
start at 7pm.
OPEN HOUSE
TUEDAY, SEPT 27 3:O0-7:OOPM
COME VIEW AND SAMPLE OUR FALL
CLASSES. CLASSES BEGIN SEPT 29.
Hie Three Chocolatiers
758-6799
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The Daughters of Utah Pioneers are reminded
of their first meeting Monday, Sept. 26th at
1:30pm at the 3rd & 4th Ward Relief Society
room. Roll call will be your favourite hymn.
Dues are payable at this meeting.
* it A * A *
BALED STRAW FOR SALE: Magrath 1st
Ward Scouts are selling round and square
bales. Will deliver or may be picked-up at
stack. Phone Dave Clark @ 758-3134 or
Robert Rasmussen @ 758-3442
AAAA AAAA
GARAGE SALE
. Saturday, Sept. 24, a
#40 N Centre St.
Christenson/Aycock Residence
A x A A A A A A
YARD SALE
SATURDAY, SEPT 24TH WEATHER
PERMITTING FROM 10AM-2PM BILL
HARRIS YARD #27 1ST A ST. EAST
A A A A A A
FURNISH
Diamond Willow Terrace Lodge
Furniture Fundraiser
Richard & Deborah Popowich Variety Revue
Magrath School Auditorium
Friday, October 14
Show: 7:30-8:30pm
Silent Auction: 8:30-9:30pm
Dance: 9:30-12:00
Adults: 5
A A A A A A
SENIORS ANNUAL CARNIVAL
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 23, 1994
From 3:30pm to 7pm
in the Arena
Eats will include hotdogs, scones, popcorn balls
and drinks.
There will be a Bake Table, Craft Sale, White
Elephant Tables, Fishpond and Games of Skill.
This event is to provide entertainment and fun
for the community but is also a fundraiser for
the Senior Citizens so the support of everyone
will be appreciated.
SENIORS and our FRIENDS: We need your
help to supply baking and craft items for our
Carnival this Friday, Sept 23. We also need
your old or unused things for the White
Elephant table and small toys or jewellery for
the fishpond. Please help us to make this years
Carnival as successful as past ones.
A A A A A A A
ATTENTION ALL KINDERGARTEN
PARENTS: if you have not registered your
child for the 94/95 year, please do so by Sept
28. Also, we have an orientation meeting for
all parents of Kindergarten children for this
year on Sept. 29 at 7pm in the School Library.
A A A A A A A
Magrath Little League Baseball Annual
Meeting Monday, September 26, 9:00pm at the
Ice Arena. Agenda includes electing 3 new
members to the baseball executive and ratifying
the Magrath Little League Constitution. This
is your opportunity to voice your opinion. If
you have any questions or items of business to
be added to the agenda call Steve Johnson 7583158
Anyone interested in having a garden shed or
calf shed built by High Schoolstudents please
contact Boyd Woodruff at 758-3366
*******
To my UCW Pal:
Going to the Post Office Wednesday morning
was a treat, instead of bills I received a lovely
little card, with a very nice poem on it along
with a little angel. It meant a lot. Than you
for thinking of me.
Jennie Yerxa-Gemmell
*******
Bobby and Shawn Yerxa-Gemmell would like
to welcome Gram & Pa, they came to visit
from New Brunswick. Good luck hunting Pa.
Gram, hope you enjoyed my white birthday
cake!
Love Bobby John & Shawn xoxo
********
Magrath UCW are ordering the 1st Edition
Cookbook "Lets Break Bread Together". Price
is 10.70 incl. GST. To order phone W. Sparks
758-3267
******* *
The Diamond Willow Terrace Lodge had their
first "Furnish the Folks Fundraiser" meeting
on Sept 13 at 8pm. The lower lounge area was
filled with enthusiastic volunteers willing to
help make our fundraiser on Oct. 14th a
success. "Furnish the Folks" Fundraiser will
be held on Friday, Oct. 14th 7:30-12:30am at
the Magrath Auditorium with Mr. Reed
Coleman as Master of Ceremonies.
This evening will feature a Variety Revue
performance by, none other that, Richard and
Deborah Popowich and promises to be an
action-packed, Las Vegas style night of
entertainment. In addition to the show, there
will be a silent auction and a dance.
Why are we going to all this trouble you ask?
As you may have heard, our Lodge has
received an extensive 'facelift' this year. In
fulfilling our commitment to provide first class
accommodations for our residents, we have
performed a number of renovations that
include: a new roof, new ceilings, new drapes,
new linoleum, new carpets, and interior
painting.
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Although the renovations may have temporarily
disrupted living conditions at the Lodge, the
residents and staff are agreed that the end
results were worth any sacrifices that had to
be endured. The recent modifications to our
building have helped to create an attractive
setting and a welcoming, comfortable
atmosphere for all that enter.
Unfortunately, the finishing touches of our
renovation efforts are still uncompleted. Our
limited financial resources have been used up.
Nevertheless, we fell that it is necessary to ****
provide new dining room chairs and tables for^ je c|j
our residents and to recover all of our existing see t
common area furniture. One reason for c]as
desiring these additional furniture-related (25?/
investments is that the current orange and gold^°^
chairs seem a bit out of place with dusty rose r****
drapes and blue carpet.
Therefore, our "Furnish the Folks" ?WN j
fundraiser has been planned to accomplish twow
important objectives. Not only are we desirou^
to sponsor a fun-filled evening of family
entertainment for the benefit of the community,
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LIBRARY NEWS: ....
The library has just completed its annual inventory and haye found quite a_ number of books are missing. As you,ar40.00 month for 2 momings/week.
call 758-3397
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HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS: The Zeniths volleyball team won three games against Picture Butte last Wednesday. The scores were 15-2; ifS-4; 15-10. Matt Johnson was excited for his teams win and for beginning in first place, standing of the league. Our Eagles lost both their games despite their hard effort.
Miigrath Wolverines our second year Jr. High School Football team played their second game of the season against the raymond Jr. Comets. Raymond won by the score of 39-6 but the young men from the Garden City never gave up and they scored their first touphdoyvn of the season when Andy Beres ran for 40yds for the score. However, Brock Ralph from Raymond ran 4 for major and this proved to be the difference. Watch the store news for future games, and come.out and support the Wolverines this season.
School counsel is selling magazines and would like your support.
The High;School dance that was held on Friday was a great success thanks to those that helped. .
A A A A A A A
NOTICE TO BANK OF MONTREAL
’ CUSTOMERS: New hours effective October 3rd* will be Monday - Thursday 10am..- 4pm Friday 10am - 5pm, closed Saturday & Sunday.
********
* •’ .* A special thanks to all our friends for making the evening of our 50th Wedding Anniversary such a special occasion. We thank all of you.
Wallace & Mary Baker
CARRIAGE HOUSE THEATRE -PresentsPlaying
till Sept. 22
at 7 & 9pm
’’CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER” Starting Sept 23 at 7 & 9pm "FO I ST GUMP"
JOHN LATHAM
(owner agent)
IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE
THE OPENING
OF
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GARDEN CITY REALTY
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SERVING THE COMMUNITY IN ALL j YOUR RESIDENTIAL, FARM,
ACERAGE AND COMMERCIAL REAL | ESTATE NEEDS.
' LOCATED AT
#6 SOUTH 1ST STREET WESTl
(The old pool hall)
MAGRATH, AB I ___ :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 (earing 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 24TH!!
CLASSIFIED ADS
DEADLINE: TUESDAY 12 NOON PHONE 758-6377
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NEEDED; baby food jars &
small relish jars. Please call
758-3099 for pick-up
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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
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WANTED: Large old
tractor tire for making a
sandpiie. Call 758-3427
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white kitten. 12 wk old,
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758-3294
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150.00 phone 758-3530
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FOR SALE: Used Inglis
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758-6512 or 758-3015
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horses. Also small quantity
3rd cutting alfalfa 752-4985
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1000 phone 752-4985
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FOR SALE: Nintendo & 5
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Spices, cleaners, flavorings,
Christmas ideas. Contact
758-3207
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round bales 752-4063 S21-3
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FOR SALE: 1975 Lionel
hardtop tent trailer call 7586632
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FOR SALE: 7 1/2' Sunset
truck camper includes 4
hydraulic jacks, asking
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FOR SALE: 1-pr ccm supra
blue boys hockey pants 50;
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SERVICES:
Custom swathing and round
baling (straw & hay) call
Rick Strate 758-6749
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ROTOTILLING -
GARDENS. PHONE
KENDRICKS 758-3620
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Custom combining. Gleaner
N-7 Call 758-3361
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swathing. Call 653-2245 or
327-9310 A10-9
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Mother of 3 yr old boy,
willing to babysit in own
home. For more information
call Treana Cowan 758-3916
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I am now accepting students
for piano lessons and voice
lessons. If interested please
contact Stephanie Goodsell at
758-6324 A31-3
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Have you got your garden
cleaned up and hauled away?
For all your hauling needs
big or small call me. Cam
Bruce 758-3729
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JEANIE’S HAIR FASHION For excellence in hair care, give me a call! Monday thru Saturday» 758-3379 Jeanie Thomson
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JUST FOR YOU
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. Wraps 20. Call for an appointment.
FOR ALL YOUR LASER PRINTER NEEDS/ I type setting for books / labels / flyers / resumes I
Give me a call - Bonny 7586309
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VEHICLES: FOR SALE: 1991 Dodge Caravan, 7 passenger V6, Auto, Air, Cruise, Tilt, Roof Rack, excellent condition, 108,000km asking 4800
*85 Pontiac 6000 4dr 1500 OBO 7583263
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FOR SALE: 1984 Honda Accord White, auto, cruise, power windows & locks, air. Almost perfect condition. 300 758-3556
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FOR SALE: 1986 white, 2dr, Mercury Cougar, fully loaded, good condition. Asking 4500 call 758-3619 Ron Strate
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FOR SALE: 1989 Chev 1/2 ton Silverado, 350. EFI, 2wd, auto, good condition, 57,000km 758-6574
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE: 1970 Morgan Mobile home, 12'x 64”; 2 bedrooms, plus 10' x 15' addition can be 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
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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. Cali 752-3263
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FOR RENT: Shared accomodation in Magrath for mature n/s, n/d person. Rent 300. References required. Phone 758-3203 A31-2
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HOUSE FOR SALE; 1344 sq ft with full basement and large fenced yard, close to school. Call 758-3621
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HOUSE FOR RENT: 7.00 per month takes ail the worry out of trash disposal.
GIVE US A CALL TODAY 758-3463Con’t from pg 3 Sponsor contact - Charlotte Anderson
MORE GROCERY SPECIALS> SEPT. 19 - 24
Viva Jumbo Paper Towels 2 pk 1.48 each
Armstrong Cheese 900g 1.98 each
Minute Maid Orange Juice 355ml .98 each
Carnation Hashbrowns 1kg .98 each
Tenderflake Lard 454g 1.28 each
All Ice Cream - No■ velties 20% off reg price
we are also seeking to benefit from the
generosity of community members and
businesses that realize and remember the
important contributions that the elderly have
made to our society. We are requesting your
assistance and support in our fundraising
efforts. Will you consider giving a generous
donation, purchasing a ticket to the show, or
volunteering your assistance? What ever
assistance you choose to provide will be greatly
appreciated but perhaps even more important,
is the joy you will receive as the result of your
donation. Tickets may be purchased at the
Lodge, or from these volunteers: Joann
Takacs, Irene Gruninger, Betty Twitchen, Dora
Raasch, Iris Henry, Pearl Kolasko, Bernice
Miller, Amy Bullock, Elizabeth Olsen, Doreen
Alston, Mary Baker, Meryl Hough, Ray &
Marie Stevenson, Jim & Marguerite Low, Gean
Wheeler, Sandi McClung, Cliff & Vi Miller,
Bill & Sue Alston, Jim & Charlotte Webster,
Ken & Eve Marie Harker, Sheila Holt, Barry
Gorham, Hazel Gorham, Marilyn Bullock,
Ladell & Jo Bullock. Silent Auction
Volunteers: Fontella & Joe Trainer, Jack &
Donna Kearl, Charlotte Anderson.
Advertisement - Garda Law, Alice Stevenson,
Organization of Baking and Kitchen - Lydia
Tricsli, Alice Gibb.
Many other committees will be organized for
that evening consisting of lodge staff and
spouses. We know you will give serious
consideration to our invitation to "invest" in
our Furniture Fundraiser. We appreciate your
support. See you October 14 at 7:30pm
Magrath Auditorium.
A special thank you to all the volunteers who
are busy selling tickets, advertising, soliciting
for silent auction items.
Charlotte Anderson.
KITCHEN CABINETS, BATHROOM
VANITEES, LIVING ROOM FURNITURE
ETC
FOR FREE ESTIMATES
PHONE 758-3669
MEAT SPECIALS SEPT. 19-24
j Sirloin Steak
3.68/Ib
2.99/Ib
2.18/kg
• Sausage > ’ •
3.92/kg
Olympic Sliced Meats
175g
3.89 each
Olympic Bologna
500g
2.18/kg
YOU WORKED HARD FOR YOUR MONEY. What should you do now?
What should you not do now?
Come to the free "ITS YOUR MONEY1’ investment seminar and find out
This investment seminar features Larry Elford and Bob Thompson of RBC Dominion Securities in Lethbridge. Larry Elford and Bob Thompson deliver the same common sense approach given by David Chilton, author of the "The Wealthy Barber." Free "Wealthy Barber" books will also be given out as door prizes at the seminar.
This investment seminar will teach you:
• what always works • investment strategies • the current investment situation^
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Write this date down and plan to attend - Wednesday September 28, 1994, 7:00 pm at the Magrath Garden City Seniors Centre
Free • No registration necessary
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■tfSENIORS NEWS: Our Wednesday supper will
be today, September 21st at 6pm at the Seniors
Centre. Our monthly Potluck Supper will be
next week on Friday, Sept. 30th at 6pm. Join
us for good eating and good visiting.
PRODUCE SPECIALS !SEPT. 19 - 24 1
Bananas ,59/lb 1.19 each
Red Seedless Grapes .99/lb 1.19 each
Onions 51bs for.99 .44/kg 1
denture Clinic
Diamond Willow Lodge
Sept. 26, 1994 at 6:00 pm
327-2121
• Complete denture service
• Soft Liners & stabilizing wings
for problem, sore lowers
SENIORS TRAVEL NEWS:
Our trip to Dorothy Hamill's Icecapades is on
this Saturday, September 24th in the
Sportsplex. We will leave the Seniors Centre at
lpm in the afternoon. Don’t be late. Travel
Committee: Bakers 758-3207, Doreen Alston
758-3281, Margaret Leishman 758-3241, or
Hazel Rasmussen 758-3545.
*A**
We now have available chocolate making
supplies. Come in and see the display of our
chocolate classes
COLDWELL BANKER
. Oenturist
DON’T LET THE BIG
ONE GET AWAY!!
THINKING ABOUT BUYING
OR SELLING REAL ESTATE?
EXPERIENCE,
TRUST,
SKILL
AND SERVICE.
WHY SETTLE
FORLESS?^"
*NEED MORE RESIDENTIAL
LISTINGS AS MOST ARE NOW
GONE!!
CALL TODAY! JACK ELLIOTT
327-1166 OR
758-3551
HOME HARDWARE
"HOME OF THE HANDY MAN"
*WE HAVE THE BONUS BAGS OF
SIFTO WATER SOFTENER SALT IN
25KG - 3.97
‘COME SEE US FOR ALL YOUR
KEY CUTTING NEEDS
‘NOW IS THE TIME TO USE HOME
HARDWARE FALL WEED & FEED
FERTILIZER REG 6.29
*CLR AS SEEN ON TV 3.79 SPECIAL 27.00
‘RUBBERMAID 2 STEP STOOL REG
Magrath Store News (August 7, 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.Wednesday August 7, 1996
Calling all future Olympians
Please come & join at the Magrath Pool
10 days of Swim Club
Wed. Aug 7th - Fri. Aug. 16th
noon - 1 pm (no charge)
Open'to all children who can swim a length.
Learn how to do racing turns & dives,
MAGRATH
NEWS
Published Weekly since 1932 by
The Magrath Trading Company
30 cents
POTHOLE CREEK TRAIL RIDERS
There will be four events for each group. You
need not be a member of PHC Trail Riders in
order to participate.
SHOW DATE is Wed Aug. 7th
Magrath Fair Grounds 7-9 pm
Pee Weefunder 8)______Tiny Mitef 8 - 11)
1- Candy Bar Race
2- Pole Bending
3- Key Hole
4- Barrel Race
Junior(12 to 15)
1- Stake Race
2- Pole Bending
3- Key Holt
4- Barrel Race
1- Flag Race
2- Pole Bending
3- Key Hole
4B-arrel Race
Adnlt(16 & over)
1- Stake Race
2- Pole Bending
3K-ey Hole
4B-arrel Race
*The ages are set as of January 1st, 1996. Riders
must be registered before participating in any
events. Candy Bar & Flag Race will run from 7 to
8 pm only in the small show arena. All other events
operate from 7 to 9 pm. Riders participate and are
timed in each event once. Ribbons will be given in
only the first three placing in each event. Children
under 12 will receive a ribbon for participation.
A A A A A A
ANNUAL SENIORS CARNIVAL
Please mark your calendar for
Friday, Sept. 6th, from 3 to 7 p.m.
to be held in the Arena.
Freestyle, breaststroke, backstroke
and butterfly.......
in preparation to swim on our own
MINI-OLYMPIC SWIM MEET
Sat. Aug. 17th @ 9 a.m.
For more info contact:
Bart at the Pool
Shannon Sabey @ 758-3779.
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Name of Baby ________________ ___________ ____ Boy [] Girl []
Magrath Hosptial "Baby Judging Contest"
August 15,1996 at 10:00
Category: (age as of August 15,1996)
Baby Judging Baby Crawl
I 0-6 months [ ) [ J
II 7-12 months [ ] ( ]
III 13-18 months [ ) ( )
IV over 18 months [ )
(baby crawl contest for children who cannot walk yet)
* Prizes will be given to all participants. *
Kids Games, Fish Pond, Face Painting,
White Elephant Table, Craft Tables,
Bake Table, Pop Corn Balls, Door Prize,
Hot Dog Stand & Hot Scones, will be for sale
also. Mark your calendar now for
FUN/FUN/FUN
Friday, Sept. 6 from 3-7 p.m.
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Name of parent a________________ ______________ ________ _____
Address___________________________________________________
Phone number _ ____________________________________________
Please mail or deliver this Entry Form to:
Therapeutic Recreation Department
Magrath Hospital
Box 550, Magrath, AB TOK 1JO
*Deadline for entry is Wed. Aug. 14, 1996
SUMMER READING PROGRAM - 1996
CAMP READSALOT
Only two more weeks left for Camp Readsalot.
Come to the lilbrary and have your log books
*NOTICE*
St. Joseph's Parish Picnic
has been cancelled from August 11/96
till a later date.
Please watch for this date.
updated. * k A * k k
Thursday, August 8 - Pinatas
Thursday, August 15 - Closing Party.
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BINGO - BINGO - BINGO - BINGO - BINGO
All members of the community are welcome to
play Bingo at the Seniors' Centre every 2nd
Thursday. Next Bingo is August 15th, 1996
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*Anyone who hasn't purchased a Magrath Rod
& Gun membership and wishes to enter the
Trophy Competition, you must buy your
membership before August 15, 1996.
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Watch was found by bridge at Barry
Anderson. Description needed to claim.
Check with John or Lindy at Hardware.
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Found by the swimming pool after Town
M.f.M. GARBAGE
DISPOSAL
Dependable! Reliable!
Pick-up every Saturday
Only 7.00 per month takes
all the worry out of
trash disposal.
GIVE US A CALL TODAY
758-3463
fireworks display - one camera.
Cali 758-3318 to identify.
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Congratulations to Winnie Sparks
who is the proud grandmother of
"KARLY MARIE LOUISE''
born July 3rd, 1996.
She was born to
Myron & Karen Woynarowsky.
A new sister for Paula & John.
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Congratulations to Olivia McClung
who has recently left for Germany
with the American Folk Ensemble.
She will be returning
August 22, 1996 to Salt Lake City.
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“Animals are such
agreeable friends. They
ask no questions, they
pass no criticisms.”
George Eliot
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Summer Schedule 1
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Magrath Pothole Creek Trait Riders J
oracticss at Fairgrounds 7 till 9 pm
Summer show - August 14th
Events:
Pole beading-Clover-Keyhole-Stake-Fiag Races
Age Groups:
unde? 8 to 11-12 to 15-16 and over
participation Wednesday nights and shows
kies awarded at season end in each
age group at the
Magrath Ag Society Fun Day
d September 7,1996
more -Information or phone
ivy Nishikawa at 758-3588
THANK YOU
I wish to express my Thanks to all who made
my 90th Birthday Celebration such a special
day for me. To all my dear friends and
relatives - especially those who travelled such
great distances to be here: to those who
brought gifts, all the delicious food to my
home, all those who sent such beautiful cards
and letters, and to Keith and Donna Hunter for
catering and kitchen duties - my sincerest
thanks and appreciation.
My deepest, heartfelt love and gratitude to
my family:
Keith and Lillian Bennett
Roger and Janice Bennett
Lori Bennett
And their families for all the time and
organization on my behalf. The love of one's
family is a great blessing.
And I am truly blessed.
It was a day that will be forever treasured
and held close to my heart.
Thank You,
Bertha Bennett.
ALARM SYSTEMS
BY
Labour cost for electrical and alarm
installations 18.00 - 29.00/hr.
BABY YOUR LEATHER.
Use baby oil to polish
leather Apply with one cloth
Remove excess with another.—
Martha Beckman. Granada
Hills, Calif.
A STICKY SITUATION.
When one glass is
stuck inside another, fill the
inside glass with cold water
and dip the bottom glass in
hot water.—B.L. Rockers,
Mission, Kan.
CARRIAGE HOUSE
THEATRE
-Presents-
’’Wagon Wheels West”
nightly at 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday thru Saturday
‘This is live theatre
’’INDEPENDENCE DAY
nightly at 9:30
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Mrs. Eva Carter, a long time resident of
Magrath, recently celebrated her 100th
birthday in Edmonton. Mrs. Carter has lived
in Edmonton since 1990 with her daughter and
son-in-law, Nora and Tom Morrow.
The celebration was attended by Mrs.
Carter's two surviving children, Nora Morrow
and Mrs. Eva Forth of Lethbridge, nine
grandchildren, and 8 great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Carter is in good health and sends
greetings to her friends and acquaintances.
Anyone that would like to contact Mrs.
Carter may reach her at the following address.
Mrs. Nora Morrow
11339 - 76 Avenue
Edmonton, AB.
T6G 0K3
1 - 403 - 436-1204
GARAGE SALE
car seat, playpen, baby clothes and other items, miscellaneous & kitchen items, VCR, lots of good stuff.
Saturday August 10th
from 9 a.m. till 3 p.m. 222W - 1st Avenue. Nrth
A A st A A A
YARD SALE
#10 3 Street S.E.
"EHLERT'S" Saturday August 10th
9 a.m. - 12 noon girls clothes
(early teen sizes) and more miscellaneous items
A A A A A A
Want a bargain??
For Sale:
1.
General instrument satellite system with 10 ft solid dish(buy or can have all wiring used to install system)
2.
R.C.A. Windsor air conditioner - fits most windows, has accordion adjuster.
3.
Maytag wringer washer in good condition.
WHAT OFFERS??
Phone 758-3024.
Leave message, name & phone number - will return your call.
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For your Carpet & Upholstery steam cleaning & general cleaning needs. Call Wayne Bourelle 758-6414
My wife just finished her spring cleaning & under the dust we found these items.
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1981 Plymouth Acadian - 700 o.b.o.
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Mac Classic 11, 4 MB Ram, 80 meg hd, complete with programs & style writer 11 printer. 14,000 o.b.o.
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1975 Parkland Tent Trailer - 2 burner stove, sink & ice box. Sleeps 6. 1,100 o.b.o.
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386 DX Computer & 14” Super VGA monitor, 40 mhz, 4 MB RAM, 150 Meg hd. complete with manuals & programs. 600 o.b.o.
Phone Brad & Shannon Sabey 758-3779.
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ANGE-EMILE LABBE
‘Drywall ‘Boarding • Taping
• Texture Wall & Ceiling
• Small Renovations
• Commercial & Residential
BOX 803
MAGRATH, AB TOK 1J0
PHONE
(403) 758-6876
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“1 once got a huge check. And the same day 1 got a huge hug and kiss from my child. The hug and kiss felt better.” Gary W. Fenchuk
Fill a coffee can with charcoal briquettes and place in the back of your closet—it'll attract moisture so your clothes stay dry and never smell musty.
Keep a salad fresh and crisp at the table by placing a small inverted saucer at the bottom of your salad bowl. Any excess dressing will drain off under the saucer instead of settling at the bottom of the bowl.JVeiu MagjtaiJh. Eiftrtcutty
Charity G If
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Friday, August 16, 1996—1:00 p.m.
at the Magrath Golf Club
Tournament Schedule:
All Tee Tinies (Shotgun Start)—1:00 p.m.
Steak Barbeque & Prizes to follow
- for winners, Jong drives, closest to pin
Entry Fee: 60.00, includes:
* Green Fees
*Dinner
* Great Prizes - on #5 - 1st hole in one
10,000 GIC from AB Treasury Branch
New car from Raymond Motors
*Charitable Donation Tax Receipt (1.07
Small ad (2.5"X 3.5”)-5.35
To give away: 2 bunnies & one lab cross dog. 752-4953.
A A A A A A
Needed to rent or borrow Tropical type Palms for a wedding reception in mid August. Call Bonny West 758-3072.
A A A A A A
For Sale:BBQ with 20 lb. propane tank 150 o.b.o., singer sewing machine 100, older singer sewing machine in desk(best offer).
Call 758-3379. A.14.
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Border Collie Puppies for sale: 3 months old. 1st shots, farm & family raised.
100.00. 752-4628. A.28.
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For Sale: 20 gal fish tank with metal stand, filter, heater, gravel, net & food. Asking 150. Will deliver to Magrath. Phone 381-0617.
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For sale: Wulitzer, funmaker organ & bench 500 o.b.o.
1 small bathroom vanity w/marble sink & faucets, brand new 25.00 reward for hubcap to a brown van, lost, strayed or stolen. L.B. Tanner 758-3082.
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Teenager: “I’m off to the party.”'' Father: “Well, have a good, time.” Teenager: “Look, Pop. don’t tell me what to doi”
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Marvin & Louellen Lee would like to thank all those people who have purchased eggs from us over the past 10 years. We regret to inform you that effective August 23, 1996 we will no longer be in the egg business. Anyone who would like to start up, replace or add to their flock, can purchase some of our laying hens at a cost of 2.00 each. We also have a large number of cartons and flats to give away to anyone who may have a use for them. Please call 758-3637. A.14
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CHILD CARE AVAILABLE CALL
LEISEL QUINTON 758-3946.
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WILL MOW LAWNS
HAVE NEW RIDE ON MOWER & PUSH MOWER, READY FOR SUMMER JOBS.
CALL DAVID 758-6222.
A.10
“Glamour is what makes a man ask for your telephone number, and a woman ask for the name of your dressmaker.”
Lilly Dache
Full Page---Copy Ready----37.45
Flyer insertion (your paper)
Custom haying, round baling and cutting. Call Rick Strate 758-6749.
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Hay for Sale on the stump 75.00, baled & stacked 90.00.
Call Dan Atwood 758-6528.
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Loader Service General bobcat work, garage pads, Drive-ways, yard clean up Will also do odd jobs. Call Herald @ 758-3278/ A.28
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.JEANIE’S HAIR FASHION Professional Haircare at pleasing prices *IIas new summer hours* Open 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tues, thru Fri.
For appointment call 758-3379
The newlyweds were driving from church to the reception- The groom pulled his bride toward- him, put his arm around her shoulder, gave her a loving hug and whispered m her ear: “Now, Honey, what’s all this jazz about you quitting your job?”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 CaU 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.
CaU 758-3029. L
House for sale on the outskirts of town with 3 l/2acres of land.
Phone Ken Harker 758-3405. L.R.
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Farmer: “I raise wonderful strawberries Luscious, large, blood-red, juicy fruit.”
Buyer: “Do you put fertilizer on them?”
Farmer: “No, just cream and sugar ”
CHARACTER HOUSE FOR SALE IN MAGRATH
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1 1/2 storey
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main floor livingroom, family room, kitchen, and den
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3 bedrooms,
1 1/2 bathrooms ExceUent location across from school.
For more information CaU Passeys 758-6530.
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For Sale: Completely remodeled 4 bedroom mobile home in Magrath. appliances and drapery included Beautifully landscaped, fenced yard with deck & garden shed/work shop. Priced to sell.
CaU 758-3710. A.7.
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House for sale
3 bedrooms, close to schools & stores in Magrath, for more info call 1-403-278-0393. Dale & Deedan Hatch A.14
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You’re getting old when you’re^ ready, willing and able, but noi, at the same time.
— Southeastern Oil Review
Apartment for rent
3 bedrooms, large main floor 1 1/2 bath.
CaU McClung 758-3781.
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One bedroom apartment for rent 350/mos + 300 damage & cleaning deposit "Abstainers Only" "No Pets" 758-3714.
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A certain man, whose hair was rapidly thinning, was very particular about the way he wanted it cut. He was so critical of practically every snip of the scissors that his exasperated barber hated to see him come into his shop.
One time, after a particularly annoying succession of directions and protests, the man concluded with an order to part his hair in the middle.
When the barber replied that he couldn’t, the customer became irate and demanded to know why
“Well, it’s this way, sir,’’ explained the barber, “you have an odd number of hairs.”AUGUST 5 - 10
MEAT SPECIALS
Lean Ground Beef (4-5 lb pkg)
1.48/lb
2.88/lb
3.99/lb
6.98/lb
1.98/lb
4.37/kg
Porkloin Chops (rib & tenderloin)
2.28/lb
2.16/kg
Western Classic Beef Wieners
450g
2.98 each
Swift Bacon
500g
2.98 each
Swift Sliced Cooked Ham
175g
1.18 each
Please note -
*Pot Hole Creek Trail Riders O-Mok-See Horse Fun Day has changed from Wed. Aug. 7th to Wed. Aug. 14th.
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Due to renovations
the S.A.S.H. Pizza Kitchen will be closed
August 13th & 14th.
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I recently bought a cute book "Stepmothers Try Harder" by Penny Humphrey.
Stepmothers truly are made, not born.
You might think stepmothers are created by a marriage ceremony. Wrong. Only schemes & dreams will make a genuine stepmother.
A stepmother figures she ought to go out at 11 pm to get her stepchild a banana split, since he had asked if she had any in the house.
On a shimmering summer afternoon, she's the one who agrees to play catcher when her stepchild wants to work on his fastball. Stepmothers will enthusiastically bite into a well-constructed peanut butter, marshmallow and banana sandwich. Stepmothers cook two Thanksgiving dinners each year - one the weekend before when their stepchild visits. Stepmothers never think their stepchildren are bad - once in a while they are mistakenly not good. A stepmother has pipe dreams that someday one of her step-grandchildren will be named after her. Stepmothers cry when they are invited to mother-daughter dinners by their stepdaughters.
Why are they so daring? So courageous? Because a stepmother will do just about anything to try to get her stepchild to smile. After a smile comes like. And sometimes after like comes love.MORE GROCERY SPECIALS AUGUST 5 - 10
Kraft Salad Dressing 500 ml 3.88 each
Kraft BBQ Sauce 455 ml 2.28 each
Purina Dog Chow 8 kg 8.98 each
Purex Bathroom Tissue 24 pk 4.48 each
Kraft Cheese Whiz 500g 3.98 each
Green Giant Vegetables 1 kg 2.98 each
Cool Whip 1 liter 2.48 each
Minute Maid Lemonade & Punches 355 ml .88 each
Crest 75 ml .98 each
Soft & Dry or Dry Idea Deodorent 75 ml 2.78 each
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ror: Electrical, seci water treat
ment systems
Remember: Call Tai
Phone 752-3866 Ra;
When washing tennis
shoes, add % cup of lemon
juice to the final rinse of
the washing cycle—they’ll
come out sparkling.
Before washing out paint rollers, roll
them over old newspaper to get out as
much excess paint as possible.
WOLSEY'S
ORKS
Renovation & Handyman
Services
“Need it done — Call Scott'
scon WOLSEY 758-3992
When you take your dog to the park for
the afternoon, use a frisbee as a water
dish you can fill from a water fountain.
A few cubes of sugar kept
in the same container as
your cheese will keep mold
from forming.
PRODUCE SPECIALS AUGUST 5-10
Bartlett Pears .88/Ib 1.38/lb 1.06/kg
Lettuce .68 each
Celery Hearts 24 ozs. 1.28/kg
Kiwi Fruit 4 for .98
Red Peppers 5.49/kg
SENIORS NEWS;
Our August supper will be corn &
hamburgers, when the corn is ready.
*Watch for more details later*
Bookings for the Senior's Centre should be
made through Joe or Lois Czech.
Call them at 758-6308.
SENIORS GAMES NITE
*Th(Te will be no games nite in August
FOOTHILLS
APPLIANCE
SERVICE
Owner Operator: Art Heninger
formerly of Magrath
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
MAGRATH LIONS CLUB
Would like to thank the following
organizations & people who helped with our
recent Pancake Breakfast & also who donated
goods to the breakfast.
Norma Arnold, Rose Groenhof, Joy Bourne,
Carol Raasch, Shauna Davies & Lois Latham
for precooking the sausages.
To Bob & Norma Arnold for taking tickets.
To the West wind School Division for the use of
the school.
Also to County Foods, York Farms & Canbra
Foods of Lethbridge for their donations.
Also to Deerfield, Ilutterville, Rockport &
Crystal Springs Colonies for donations.
To Garden City Realty for their donations.
To McIntyre Ranch for their donation of the
yearling steer which was won by Jr. Gruninger
of Del Bonita.
To Wayne Harris for his help and the use of
his barbecue.
To South West Concrete for the use of their
grill
Also to the Town of Magrath and
Magrath Lions Club.
*Our next fund raiser will be the musical group
"The Kings
