10 research outputs found
The Politics of Respectability in Luce
No full textAuthor: Apryl Alexander University of Denver Download PDF version What is Luce about? Effects of childhood trauma? Difficulties of adolescence? Transracial adoptions? Teenage psychopaths? All the above? Luce (2019) is the complicated story of a high-achieving Black male high schooler (Luce, played by Kelvin Harrison Jr.) who is facing difficulty with his teacher Ms. Wilson (Octavia Spencer). Luce was adopted by two white parents when he was a young child from Eritrea and his parents all..
Community Immersion for Homegrown Teachers: Learning “There are Never Just Negatives…”
No full textThe authors describe an initiative between an urban public school district, a city college, and a college of education to establish a pipeline of teachers of color from and for the school district. The qualitative research occurred during the teacher candidates’ participation in a community immersion program. Centering the teacher candidates’ experiences and reactions to the community immersion highlights their identity, commitment to teaching, and the importance of exposing homegrown teachers to communities beyond their own. The authors discuss community-based curriculum in the preparation of teachers and consider how the experiences of teacher candidates of color impact program implementation
Higher Education's Use of Course Management Software
No full textThis chapter explains what course management systems (CMS) are, lists the features of the most popular CMS, describes the advantages and disadvantages of CMS, reviews the literature on the effectiveness of learning with CMS communication tools, and discusses the future of CMS. It discusses how CMS have become an important means of computer mediated communication in higher education. CMS are not only used for distance education courses, but for traditional courses as well. Increasingly, many teaching faculty are integrating CMS to enhance communication in the traditional class making it a hybrid course. CMS provide instructors the ability to enable various modes of communication to simulate the same experience as a real classroom. The author hopes that this chapter will provide information about what CMS can do now, and what they will perceivably do in the future.</jats:p
Standing in a crooked room: Black feminism and traumatic legacies within contemporary African American literature
No full textThis dissertation was born out of noticing a recurring theme in African American literature, which is the historical continuity of slavery on African Americans. Furthermore, this project seeks to advance scholarly discussions in the field of trauma studies in conjunction with Black Feminist studies, specifically how trauma studies can transcend its Eurocentric roots and encompass traumatic experiences of other cultures through intersectionality. The project expands on an African American literary tradition where other Black writers articulate the impact of slavery’s traumatic legacy over time. This dissertation examines four novels: Tayari Jones’s An American Marriage (2018), Jesmyn Ward’s Sing, Unburied, Sing (2017), Colson Whitehead’s The Underground Railroad (2016), and Yaa Gyasi’s Homegoing (2016). The first chapter analyzes Jones’s novel by identifying mass incarceration as an extension of slavery for African Americans and misogynoir as a microaggression that Black women experience as another source of trauma. The second chapter continues with Ward’s novel and much of the same traumatic circumstances that plague characters in Jones’s novel. The third chapter emphasizes the roles of traumatic testimony and witnessing play in articulating slavery’s psychological impact by placing Whitehead’s novel in conversation with key trauma studies concepts. The last chapter not only explores traumatic experiences from slavery to the present, but also focuses on various descendants of the same family separated by distance and circumstance. Aside from articulating traumatic experiences associated with slavery, the project’s chapters utilize the crooked room theory from Melissa Harris-Perry’s Sister Citizen (2011) to argue that the traumatic legacy of slavery is the crooked room that Black people, especially Black women, are forced to navigate in order to facilitate healing. Much like trauma, healing is not a linear concept, and healing is more about reclaiming oneself in the aftermath of traumatic experiences. Overall, this project utilizes trauma studies and Black Feminist studies as critical lenses to explain the significance of trauma and traumatic experiences that stem from slavery and how this advances scholarly discussions about African American literature.Embargo status: Restricted until 06/2026. To request the author grant access, click on the PDF link to the left
Ethics in the Details : Communicating Engineering Ethics via Micro-Insertion
No full textWork is described on a National Science Foundation grant that supports the development, assessment, and dissemination of “micro-insertion” problems designed to integrate ethics into the graduate engineering curriculum. In contrast to traditional modular approaches to ethics pedagogy, micro-insertions introduce ethical issues by means of a “low-dose” approach. Following a description of the micro-insertion approach, we outline the workshop structure being used to teach engineering faculty and graduate students how to write micro-insertions for graduate engineering courses, with particular attention to how the grant develops engineering students’ (and faculty members’) ability to communicate across disciplinary boundaries. We also describe previous and planned methods for assessing the effectiveness of micro-insertions. Finally, we explain the role that technical communication faculty and graduate students are playing as part of the grant team, specifically in developing an Ethics In-Basket that will disseminate micro-insertions developed during the grant.IEEE Transactions on Professional Communications Vol. 52, Issue 1, pp. 95-108
"Ethics in the Details": An NSF Project to Integrate Ethics into the Graduate Engineering Curriculum
No full textHow close can you go? : A discourse analysis how the use of creative writing as a method to disclose personal experience of sexual trauma has changed with #MeToo
No full textThe thesis is written in the context of Creative Writing at Umeå University, Sweden and compares how the discourse regarding sexual violence is used by two survivors in their creative writing. The writers, Apryl Pooley and Thordis Elva, have written about their experiences. Elva wrote her book together with her perpetrator, Tom Stranger. The purpose of the thesis is to see if the discourse has changed, and if so in what way, between Pooley´s book that was published before #MeToo, and Elva/Stranger´s book that was published soon after #MeToo. It also aims to study the author´s thoughts about publishing and the consequences that may have. The result shows significant differences in motive for writing the books, how the discourse was before/after #MeToo and how the disclosing was recieved. It also shows that, although much have changed, there are still large problems regarding the subject, especially for survivors.Uppsatsen har skrivits inom ramen för kandidatkursen Kreativt Skrivande C vid Umeå Universitet, Sverige och jämför två memoarer som behandlar ämnet självupplevt sexuellt våld, Fortitude - a PTSD memoir av Apryl Pooley saamt På andra sidan förlåtelsen av Thordis Elva och Tom Stranger. Den första publicerades strax innan #MeToo och den sistnämnda strax efter. Författarnas uttryck av det sexuella våldet och sin resa fram till att publicera sina böcker har analyserats i kontexten före respektive efter #MeToo. Detta för att undersöka om diskursen kring ämnet har ändrats efter #MeToo och i så fall, på vilket sätt. Uppsatsen analyserar även författarnas reflektioner kring skrivandet, publicering samt omvärldens reaktioner. Uppsaten behandlar även kreativt skrivande som läkande metod och grundar sig på forskning inom området skrivterapi. Analysen visar att det finns tydliga skillnader i litteraturen samt i diskursen före respektive efter #MeToo, men att den större delen av den problematik som rådde innan #MeToo kvarstår, framför allt för överlevare av sexuellt våld.C-uppsats i kreativt skrivande</p
How close can you go? : A discourse analysis how the use of creative writing as a method to disclose personal experience of sexual trauma has changed with #MeToo
No full textThe thesis is written in the context of Creative Writing at Umeå University, Sweden and compares how the discourse regarding sexual violence is used by two survivors in their creative writing. The writers, Apryl Pooley and Thordis Elva, have written about their experiences. Elva wrote her book together with her perpetrator, Tom Stranger. The purpose of the thesis is to see if the discourse has changed, and if so in what way, between Pooley´s book that was published before #MeToo, and Elva/Stranger´s book that was published soon after #MeToo. It also aims to study the author´s thoughts about publishing and the consequences that may have. The result shows significant differences in motive for writing the books, how the discourse was before/after #MeToo and how the disclosing was recieved. It also shows that, although much have changed, there are still large problems regarding the subject, especially for survivors.Uppsatsen har skrivits inom ramen för kandidatkursen Kreativt Skrivande C vid Umeå Universitet, Sverige och jämför två memoarer som behandlar ämnet självupplevt sexuellt våld, Fortitude - a PTSD memoir av Apryl Pooley saamt På andra sidan förlåtelsen av Thordis Elva och Tom Stranger. Den första publicerades strax innan #MeToo och den sistnämnda strax efter. Författarnas uttryck av det sexuella våldet och sin resa fram till att publicera sina böcker har analyserats i kontexten före respektive efter #MeToo. Detta för att undersöka om diskursen kring ämnet har ändrats efter #MeToo och i så fall, på vilket sätt. Uppsatsen analyserar även författarnas reflektioner kring skrivandet, publicering samt omvärldens reaktioner. Uppsaten behandlar även kreativt skrivande som läkande metod och grundar sig på forskning inom området skrivterapi. Analysen visar att det finns tydliga skillnader i litteraturen samt i diskursen före respektive efter #MeToo, men att den större delen av den problematik som rådde innan #MeToo kvarstår, framför allt för överlevare av sexuellt våld.C-uppsats i kreativt skrivande</p
The Writings of Jesmyn Ward:Matters of Black Southern Life and Death
No full textSince the publication of her first novel in 2008, Jesmyn Ward has established herself as arguably the most important U.S. author of the twenty-first century. This book considers the full range of her career thus far, including National Book Award–winning novels Salvage the Bones and Sing, Unburied, Sing, as well as Ward’s widely acclaimed memoir, Men We Reaped.Martyn Bone thoughtfully examines key themes running throughout Ward’s writing: Black life in the U.S. South; the legacies of slavery and segregation; neoliberalism as the contemporary form of capitalism; environmental crisis in the Anthropocene; and human-animal relations. Bone also connects Ward’s work to major figures in the U.S. literary canon, with particular focus on William Faulkner, Zora Neale Hurston, and Toni Morrison.Reviews“It is wonderful to read a book that takes Jesmyn Ward seriously as a writer in our time and engages her work critically and respectfully. Bone manages to give an accounting for the major thematics in Ward’s work to date, and yet also opens up space for further consideration, dialogue, and critique (no easy feat, that)—all in teachable, sparklingly clear prose. This book is critical for scholars in many overlapping fields—southern studies, Black studies, American studies, C21 studies, and beyond.”—Joanna Davis-McElligatt, coeditor, Narrating History, Home, and Dyaspora: Critical Essays on Edwidge Danticat“A timely, scholastic endeavor that pays careful and incisive attention to Ward’s depictions of neoliberalism in relation to racial capitalism, human-animal dynamics, environmental disasters, and slavery’s traumatic aftermath. Bone’s ecocritical perspective adds to a growing collection of scholarship on Ward’s writing while also emphasizing the impact of her work along local, regional, and global scales.”—Apryl Lewis, author, Black Feminism and Traumatic Legacies in Contemporary African American Literature“The Writings of Jesmyn Ward offers a set of rich and complex readings of Ward’s works in the context of the neoliberal present. Through these meticulous and erudite analyses, Bone rightly positions Ward’s writing at the center of twenty-first century literary studies.”—Arin Keeble, author, Narratives of Hurricane Katrina in Context: Literature, Film and Televisio
Magrath Store News (November 25, 1992)
No full textAn archive of the Magrath Trading Store News.The University of Lethbridge Library received permission from the Wes Balderson to digitize and display this content.WORLD SCIENTISTS WARNING TO HUMANITY -a four page report
presented last week by a group of over 1500 scientist
meeting in Washington, states: "Human beings and the
Natural World are on a collison course". The greatest
dangers sited were: ozone depletion, air pollution, waste
of water, poisioning of the ocean, damage to farmland,
deforestation, loss of plant and animal species and
population growth. Industrial countries are the worst
polluters. They informed us that the trend can be
reversed, but must come within the next decade or so. Six
areas for action were suggested.
One area; 11 the more efficient use of energy, water
and other materials", our grade six students at Magrath
School are addressing. The Magrath School has set a goal
to become a "Green School". In an effort to increase
environmental awareness, citizens are invited to recycle
their newspapers through the school.
The PROCEDURE is simple:
1- Use string to bundle your own newspapers.
2- Deliver them personally or send them with any student
willing to help.
3- Stack the bundles outside Mr. Alston's room. Use the
East door of the elementary wing.
The School and the Magrath 3rd Ward Scouts will transport
papers to Lethbridge for recycling. PLEASE help us achieve
this worthwhile goal!!!
###"I do not believe in a fate that falls on men however
they act; but I do believe in a fate that falls on them
unless they act". G.K.Chesterton.‘it
SPORTS FLASH
Women's Hockey and Curling will both be medal events at
the 1998 Winter Games in Japan.
REPORT FROM THE LEGISLATURE: JACK ADY, M.L.A.
ALBERTANS TO ELECT NEW PREMIER NOVEMBER 28,1992
Following the September 9th resignation of Premier Don
Getty, the Progressive Conservative party will be elec -
a new leader on November 28th,1992. Albertans will ha
opportunity to vote directly, to decide who the next
premier will be for the first time in our province's
history. All that is necessary to vote is a valid 1992 PC
membership.
There are nine candidates vying for the position of
leader. The winning candidate must receive 502 plus 1 of
the votes cast. A second ballot will be held the following
Saturday, December 5th, if no candidate receives 502 plus
1. Only the three highest scoring candidates in the first
ballot will participate in the second. The winner will be
sworn in as leader of the PC party, and thereafter will
serve as the Premier of Alberta, until the next provincial
election, which must be held before March of 1994.
People interested in voting in the Magrath area may vote
at the polling station set up in the Magrath Town Hall.
1992 memberships may be bought for Moyle
Pilling
Memorial Book- Carla Gill, Janice Francis, Elizabeth Veale
& Lyndsay Schmunk
Ushers- DeVar Coleman & Sylvester Sabey
Family Prayer- Theron Livingstone
The Service went as follows:
Opening Hymn- "The Lord's Prayer" Quartet
Invocation- Glenn Fletcher
Biography- Lome Schmunk
Special Musical- Tarri Jean Lybbert "The Test"
Speaker- Reed Coleman
Closing Hymn- "How Great Thou Art" Quartet
Benediction- Clyde Shields
Active Pallbears:
Garth Veale,Stephen Veale,Larry Gill, Bryan Sheer, Todd
Franks, Al Liptak.
Honorary Pallbearers: _
Keith Freeman, -Roy Blais, Adan Rieger, DeVar Coleman,
Bert Gibb, Lloyd Farrell, Eldon Coleman
Interment-Nagrath Cemetery
Dedication of the Grave- Ron Knight
Denzel George Coleman born; May 16,1917, Magrath,AB passed
away November 18,1992,at the age of 75. Besides his loving
wife,Gladys, Denzel is survived by: daughter Betty Jane
(Theron)Livingston; grandchildren Scott, Shauna, and
Krista; sister Nabel Schmunk; brothers Gordon(Bernice)
Coleman, Kenneth(Vaun)Coleman, as well as several nieces
and nephews.
Denzel served during the Second World War; was a town
policeman in Magrath for several years; worked for the
Alberta government in Edmonton, Peace River and Medicine
Hat before retiring in 1982. Denzel was a member of the
Elks Club where he played alot of cribbage.He enjoyed
watching sports especially hockey;gardening and spoiling
his grandchildren. He had a great love for horses.
"The Bible is a window in this prison of hope through
which we look into eternity." John Sullivan Dwight.
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fegrath 1st Scouts fund Raising.
PIE PROJECT: Nagrath 1st Kard Group Committee will, be
selling Apple, Cherry. Raisin and Blueberry Pies....5
delivered. Phone: Jim Anderson at 758-6725 or Charles Bly
at 758-3752
M^ggthJospiW AuxUfewould like to acknowledge
and to express sincere Thanks to those who have already
supported our "Tree of Hope" project. The lights are
already lighting up the hospital roof and above the front
entrance. Your continued support will be appreciated.
Let's Bake the Hospital glow with Red and Green
lights.Thank You very much.Nagrath Hospital Auxiliary Tree
of Hope Committee.
TREE _OF .HOPE
will be lit iron Nov.9th to Jan.9th,
with lights added as donations are received.
Donations can be nade to Alma Whitt,
Nary Baker, Sue Kado, or Ester looser
or at the Hospital.
Chris I mas
Jr.& Sr.High Choiri
will begin this
boon at the School
we will practice every
Tues, and Thurs. for
Three weeks.
Performance Dec.l3th/92
See you There' Any ???
call Laurel 758-622
The Jtaoratb Bandi-Bus Association would like to thank all
the people who helped with our Pre-winter carnival and
bake Sale at McDonald's Restaurant ¡Mayor Nagrath Dr.) on
Nov.ifth. ife appreciate very much:those who took tine to
do baking for us, for cash donations, those who helped
with the actual running of the Carnival and Bake Sale; and
especially to those who helped set up and clean up. It was
our first attempt at sonething this size, and could be
railed 3 learning experience, turned successful. Thanks
again for your support of this local organization. Did you
bring squares on a STONECAST DINNER PLATE with a pattern
of TREES? Please contact Shirley Saunders 758-6763 to
reclaim.
LAST CHANCE to order before Christmas:
U.C.w.'s Cookbook 147,000 was noted, with the majority of the increase in
expenditures being attributed to salary / benefits/ debt
service and debenture payments. Audited statements will,
be available at the Central Office.
DELBONITA SCHOOL- Hr. Carlyle Pilling, newly appointed
Principal of the DelBonita School, presented his annual
report to the Board concerning programs and policies at
the school. A group of Grade 4-6 students attended with
him and shared some of their creative language art work.
The Board enjoyed very much both presentations.
ACHIEVEMENT TEST SCORES-1992- Dr. Neldon Batch reviewed
the results and meanings of the June 1992 Achievement Test
scores. Grade 3 students wrote Social Studies; results
slightly below provincial average in both passes and
honors. Grade 6 wrote language arts; results at or above
provincial average in all areas. Of special note was the
significant increase in writing effectiveness; results
much above provincial average. Grade 9 wrote Hath; results
well above provincial average in both passes and honors.
Principals and teachers continue reviewing results for
needed areas of focus and improvement.
DEL BONITA SCHOOL
Thank you to the following businesses and people
Without your generous Donations it would not
MAGRATH Foothills Vet Clinic
Just For You Hairstyles Wood-N-Magrath
Co-op Assoc. CreationsPharmasave
Tyco Holdings Ltd. Royal Rope Co.
Southern Agri Services Zuback Agri Services
Alberta Treasury Branch Home Hardware
The Store Cardston Book Shop
Bank of Montreal Frame Works
Alberta Wheat Pool Rainbow Equipment
P&H Elevator Imaginations Unlimited
Magrath Trading Co. Cardston Turbo
WELLING Redi-Mart
Cascade Fertilizer K&T Confectionary
CARDSTON Cardston IGA
Hallmark Saddlery Foodland
Silver Automotive MILK RIVER
Napa Auto Parts Robertson Auto Body Ltd.
Kirk's Tire P4H Elevator
Southern Equipment UGG Elevator
Pro Shop Golden Sea Restaurant
Shaw Fuel Milk River Vet Clinic
Personal Touch Flowers Triple "0” Sales Ltd.
Exposure Photo McCoy Service
Wildlife West Taxidermy Napa Auto Parts
Wally Jensen Mandin's Tires
E.J.WO® SCHOOL ADDITION/MODERNIZATION- Application for
this project has been turned down for the third year in a
row. Funds are be.Jf! diverted to the new population '
areas(cities). Annual funding for building maintenance is
to be diverted now to replace some of the heating and
lighting facilities in the John Smith School and
eventually the E.J.Wood School. Efforts continue to tap
sources to get adequate facilities for our students,
LIBRARY COMPUTERIZATION- Mrs. Apryl Nish reported that the
piolt project of computerizing library circulation and
cataloguing at the Mt.View School had proven successful
and a request was made for continued funding to get the
program into all the school libraries in the Division. The
Board Finance Committee will review the request.
REQUEST APPROVED-a)
Magrath School- cheerleader camp in the high school
b) Cardston Band- projects for annnual trip
cjMagrath School- overnight tournaments for High School
Boys and Girls Basketball teams.
TWELVE YEAR SERVICE AWARDS- Hr.Nick Barnett and Mr.
William Bullock both received pins from the Alberta School
Boards Association in recognition of twelve years service
as a Trustee.
MR.NIELSON WILL BE AT DEL BONITA AND MAGRATH, THURSDAY
DEC 10,1992. FOR APPOINTMENT PLEASE CALL THE SCHOOL
who donated to our Spagetti Supper and Silent Auction,
have been such a success!
Tee & Jeans
MAR Lumber
D.F.Smith & Sons
Roydale
DEL BONITA
Lynn & Barb Farries
Barbara Juhasz
Ed & Helen Newton
Harold & Verda Parries.
Passey Ranch & Electrical
John & Deb Turnbull
Charlotte Hofer
Eula Rasmussen
Del Bonita General Store
Jim & Terry Newton
RAYMOND
Gregor 4 Eileen Carleton
Family -
LETHBRIDGE
United Feeds
Province Livestock
UFA Co-op
Evcon Farm Equipment
Challenger Building
Supplies
Vanee Farm Centre
Highway Service Inc.
Eecol Electric Ltd.
Canada Safeway Ltd.
Save-On -Foods
County Foods/City Packers
Bun Master Bakery
CUTBANK
Ben Franklin
Bencemark Equipment
Pardue's Feed & Farm
JC Penny's
Hardware Hank
Drugmart
Coast to Coast
Billman's Mercantile
Norman's Western Ware
We would also like to
thank the people who
attended the supper, bid
and bought at the
Auction,donated baked
aoods or crafts. An
ENORMOUS TEANKYOU!!!
PORTS
TADPOLE HOCHEY (Ages 5-6-7)
Last weekend the Tadpoles travelled to RavEond where they played a very exciting game. It was very close, but they lost 8-5. Magrath Goal Scorers : Doug Mehew-3, Chris Rasmussen-1, Lane Gill-1. ALL the Tadpoles played very well and they are getting better with every game.We will be playing in our Annual Tournament Nov.27th at 5pm and Saturday Nov.28th at8 am. Cone out and see sone really entertaining hockey.
NOVICE HAWKS (Ages 8 4 9) We had a busy Saturday as we travelled to Kainai for a 9:00am league game, and then to Raymond for an exhibition game at 3:15pm. We knew Kainai was going to be a tough game as they have three players who hold their team together. Danny put his forces out and gave it his best shot. Peter Lee faced 45 shots in the net, of which 9 made it past him. Jim Balderson & Chris Chatwin did their best at shadowing, but Kainai kept them contained very well. We did manage to slip two of our eleven shots past the Kainai goalie. The successful shooters were Dustin Handel assisted by Ryan Nishikawa and Del Thompson unassisted.
Our exhibition game was a very close and exciting game. We lead the entire game, but ended up on the short end of a 5-4 score, as Raymond snuck a goal at the 18:46 mark of the third period. Goal Getters for the Hawks: Jim Balderson 2-2; Del Thompson-1; and Janay Chipman-1.
PEE WEE W (Age 12 & 13 ) Better late than never' Season Opener: Oct.31/92 in Fort MacLeod. We came away an 11-3 victory with shots in our favor of 66-23. Goal Getters: Tom Lee-3, Ryan Blpley-2; Gavin Beck-2; Joey SlSSESon-2Matthew Stanford-1;Kurtis Rcbinson-1. Sorry not available. Nov.7/92: We travelled to Coaldale
and again we were victorious. The final score was 11-1. The scales were not very balanced, so running time was played for the entire game. Goal Getters: Hat Trick Henry 3-1; Tommy Lee-2; Ryan Ripley2-1; Joey fsomber-1; Matt Stanford-1; Jason Wood 1-1; Greg Henry 1-1; Gavin BeckO-1.
At 8:00pm we travelled to Lethbridge to play an exhibition game against the Blackhawks. After sixty minutes of play the goal clock said 7-3 in our favor. Goal tending duties were split between Greg Bourne and Ryan Ripleyfan okay debut) Goal Getters: Gavin Beck 3-1; Greg Henry 2-1; Joey Thompson-1; Michael Hegqie-1; Matt Stanford 0-2.
MAGRATH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL Grade 12 Average over 80% Barbie Leavitt, Anna Wilde, Estewan Preissing, Wendy Dahl, Brandi Lodermeier, John Kendrick, Tanya Williams, Robert Brandt, Michael Closson, Penny Bullock, Vinessa Heggie,
Grade 12 Average 70-79%:
Bart Harris, Shane Heath, Jamie Carter, Kenneth Gurney, Aaron Silverman, Jolene Rasmussen, Chris Bly, Ron Hoyt, Pam Blood, Amber Ferguson, Monty Grusendorf, Bonnie Tollestrup, Robin Smith, Mindy Cook, Jodi Hoibak, Jeremy Pickett, Sandra Stocker, Shawna Bourne, Carrie Wilde.
Grade 11 Average over 80% Wanda Bennett, Heidi Warnock, Tiffany Leavitt, Jennifer Scott, Jessica English, Ryan Chipman, Paul Hunt, Kristi Hoibak, Ken Wright, John Bly, Sherron Webster, Clayton Strong, Dustin Miller, Shannon Still, Patricia Atwood, Neil Bly, Ginger Passey, Brandon Dever. Alisynn Gibb, Joanne Taylor, Stephen Veale, Kathy Dainard, Lisa Beaumont,
Mary Dudley, Diane"carter, Cheri Woodruff, Rawdon Quist, Russel
Tanner, Carl Jensen, Justin Wood, Kevin Strate, Kya Woodruff, Carrie Godionton, Terry Cahoon, Corrine Sweetgrass, Jeff Heninger, Robyn Whitt, Ian Bodiou, Michael Rasmussen, Tanya Henry, Shane Zobell, Shawn Saxton.
Grade 10 Average over 80% Tricia Kerr, Darby Tokairin, Sarah Strong, Kris Anderson, Jessica Heath, Sharon Todd, Joanne Chipman, Mary Thompson, Catherine Williams, Tylor Harris, Trevor Nelson, Tina ¿somber, Wade Hatch, Amy Bullock. Grade 10 Average 70-79% Darren Baker, Beth Rudd, Kelsey Godionton, Woody Gruninger, Olivia McClung, John Heninger, Alisha West, Tom Fox, Elizabeth veale, Emily Closson, Cassio Maffia, Mike Mehew, Michelle Heggie, Ryan Henderson, Ken Rasmussen, Arlene Scout, Nancy Tang, Melissa Wocknitz, Tanya Anderson, Cam Owens,Jonathan Ripley, Tiffany Riegling.
Grade 9 Average over 80% Kristyn Tanner, Karli Dahl, Audrey Tannant, Heather Bly, Rochelle Norton, Danielle Rollingson, Natalie Heath, Jennifer Smith, Jody Bullock, Natalie Michel, Dane Gurney, Wes Bullock, Andrea Bennett, Alison Quist, Natasha Galling, Eric Nordquist, Patti Balderson, Jay Silverman, Colin Thomson, Melissa Gibb,
Grade 9 Average 70-79%
Aaron Bly, Meghann Dahl, Tom Alston, Desere Dever, Rebecca Tollestrup, Rhonda Woodruff, Nathan Wolsey, Kerry Still, Bradley Hoibak, Carrie Heggie, Jess Zobell, Shanda Woodruff, Tami Bly, Sam Dainard, Matt Johnson, Crystal McPhee, Keith Lowry, Rebecca Atwood, Tammy Wilde, Scott Clifton, Joanne Fazikos, Steven Heaton, Jamie Wakefield, Jewellene Holland, Mark Mothersell, Mark Mehew.
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COMING EVENTS?
Raymond Agricultural CHRISTMAS BAKING & CRAFT SALE
Nov 28th lOao-Spm. To rent a table: 15.00 P’n: 752-3661
The Hospital is holding its ANNUAL CRAFT & BAKE SALE on
Dec.5th,1992 from 9 am. to 12 Noon, in the Hospital Lobby.
Please come and support the Hospital in its Fund raising.
MISSIONARY FAREWELL . . .
A Missionary Farewell for Elder Chris Cook will be held at
the Magrath 3rd 4th Ward Chapel, Sunday, Nov.29th,1992,
at 9am. Chris has been called to serve in the Argentina,
Bahia Blanca Mission. An Open House will be held fron 4pm-
6pm at the Jordan/Cook Home. Everyone is welcome.
TOURNAMENT- Annual Tadpole Tournament(ages 5-6-7) in
Magrath Nov.27th 5 28th; beginning Friday at
5pm and Saturday 8am-6pm. Come out and enjoy
some entertaining hockey!
The Magrath Rod and Gun Club hold their ¿Annual TURKEY
shoot from Dec.1st to the 19th. We will NOT be running on
Sundays. Times will be fron 10:00am to approximately Spa
TURKEY BINGOS will be held Monday Dec.7th and Monday
Dec.14th at 7pm.
Please cone out and support this local organisation.
TURKEY AND MAM BINGO
Where: Del Bonita Hall
When: Saturday Dec.5th, 7:30 pm
Also DONATION BINGO
All donations greatly appreciated. Everyone welcome!!!
Proceeds to pay the cost of utilities for the Hall.
A FIRESIDE-!friendly gathering) will be held Sunday
Nov.29th at the LDS Stake Centre in Magrath. A Religious
Play "Could it Happen to You?" will be presented. Cast
members: Craig Tokairin, Arlen Bennett, Dave Clark, Tammy
Thomson. EVERYONE in the community is welcome to attend.
Admission: Free. Time: 7:30pm.
The Diamond Willow Terrace would like to Thank the Diamond
Willow Ladies Auxiliary for their hard work in organizing
the Craft & Bake Sale. Their volunteered time and
donations are certainly appreciated. We would also like to
Thank families and friends for their donations and
support. The raffled quilt was won by Patti
Spenser (daughter of Sa® and June Mikado).
Warning Against
OTTAWA: The Health Protection Branch(HPB) of Health and Welfare Canada is warning consumers not to eat Dole Brand Cole Slaw
iix (shredded cabbage and carrots) packed in 454g plastic bags and imported iron the USA. Three lots of this product 128117/
13OO21A/ and 130021B have been found by the Minister of Agriculture to be contaminated with the bacteria LISTERIA
¿ONOCYTOGENES, which grows in the product even when it is refridgerated. Contamination was not found in lots prior to these.
Subsequent lots are currently undergoing testing. In RASE instances this bacteria can cause a disease known as Listeriosis.
Symptoms vary, (flu-like) but more serious complications may arise including abortion and death. Consumers concerned about
tneir health after eating this product are advised to seek medical assistance.
?o date there have been no confirmed illnesses associated with the consumption of this product.
As a precautionary measure, the US manufacturer of this product, the Dole Fresh Vegetable Company, and Canadian distributors
have initiated a voluntary recall of all lots of this product from Canadian retail stores. Consumers who wish to do so may
return packages of this product to the point of purchase.
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J!J>!i have come up for air, finally, after being immersed
in pink bows, ribbons, and lacey dresses, so I can
Announce the Birth of my granddaughter-Cierra Jae, 81bs
loz Born 19 November 1992!!!!!
Oh, yes, her parents are Constable Scott and Janice Beck
and her big brother is Matthew, all of Colonsay, Sask.
Proud grandparents(besides me), are Ron Beck, Art & Diane
Wocknitz. Great-grandparents are Mary Malec, Earl
Wocknitz, and Harold Beck. KathyB.
HAGRATH PUBLIC LIBRARY NEWS
We have just received the new Chinook Book Exchange from
Fort Macleod: 25 Large Print Books including: Nary Higgins
Clark's "A Cry In The Night1' and "Death Spins The Platter"
by Ellery queen. 20 mixed genre books including: Isaac
Asimov's "Nightfall", and "Eye" by Frank Herbert, author
of Dune. For the Western readers: Max Brand's "One Ma
