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“All the Bright Eyes of the Kingdom”: Charlotte Lennox's Discursive Communities
No full textThis article argues that Charlotte Lennox innovates with nonstandard narrative techniques to conjure up lively new discursive communities. In her most famous work, The Female Quixote (1752), Lennox experiments with the formal feature of chapter titles, whose insouciant, disembodied voice emerges as the text's most distinct and powerful narrative force. This voice presents itself as corrective and collective, demonstrating the benefits of a community and redefining the authority of the author. In her less well-known periodical, The Lady's Museum (1760-61), Lennox introduces an eidolon, “The Trifler,” whose lively voice recalls The Female Quixote's chapter titles. As the periodical continues, the Trifler's individual voice gives way to an even livelier assortment of voices, which debate the Trifler's right to her “title”. In both works, Lennox explores the tension between instruction and delight. Her writing offers far more than a straightforward, laudable project of female education, as she imagines pleasing discursive communities in which meaning in general, and “titles” in particular, are debated, challenged, and in flux.</jats:p
Magrath Store News (June 28, 1984)
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 TRADING CO.
STORE NEWS OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE EEPARTMENT 758-3065
UPSTAIRS & STORE NEWS 758-6377
STORE HOURS: Monday., Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday............ 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Wedr^sdav....................................................................*•.............. ® a.m. 1 p.m.
THURSDAY, JUNE 28th, 1984 .............................................................................. MAGRATH, ALBERTA. ***************************************************************************************
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
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TRADER 4: A handy four person tent that will see lots of camping pleasure.
TRAIL MASTER; A 2 person tent that will be handy for summer holiday fun i
Sleeping Bags in an assortment
of sizes and kinds. Handy for
summer camping .
Zipper openings.
84.95
SLEEPING BAGS Bulbs
PROJECTOR BULBS: for slide
projectors. Check your number
and see if we have a replacement
for your. Buy a spare,
HALF PRICE. •
Your Garden andLawn Care
WE HAVE A COMPLETE RANGE OF GREEN CROSS LAWN & GARDEN
CHEMICALS. WE WILL BE PLEASED TO HELP YOU WITH YOUR
NEEDS.
GREEN CROSS KING POTATO DUST - a multi purpose dust
for your gardening needs.
2 kg bag
Weetao n»F 1eed
MMl lil'Un JWVMMt t y 2
cama
Steel Shovel
Ladies Law Temper
Gardening Shovel
Quality shovel
with smaller
blade for
Ladies.
High Grade, Multipurpose
UTILITY
OIL
Oil INSECT KILLER
We have Franklin Farm & Ranch
Fly and Insect killer.295 24oz
One used Gas Range - see Johnny in the Hardware.
SWIMMING POOL NEWS
Our new summer hours will be in effect
Fiday, June 29th & will be as follows:
. Mon-Fri—Early Bird Swim 6-7 A.M. 15'
Ladies Swim 12:45-2. Public Swim 2-5,
under six must be accompanied by an adult.
Swim Club 5-6.
Swim 7-9.
Sat. Ladie
Family Swim 6-7. Public
Public 2-5:30
Swim 7-9.
session of
s Swim 12-2.
Family Swim 5:30-7. Public
Sun. Public Swim 2-5.
Registration for the 1st
lessons will be July 4&5 from
9-12. No real,'trations will be taken
by-phone. Lessons rim in 3
sessions—July 9-20, July 30- Aug. 10,
Aug. 20-31. Later registration dates
will be announced. The fees for lessons
will be 5 with a swim pass or 10 without'?
Anyone interested in a Bronze Medallion/
Bronze Cross class please contact the pool
this week. The class will run approx. 3 weeks
in July, with swimming from 8-9 A.M. & lecture
from 6-7 P.M. Mon.-Fri.
Also, those interested in adult Swimming 1
lessons please call the pool. These
classes will most likely run in the
evenings.
be watching for our Super Saturdays-
NEW this year!
Dear Friends,
Our time in Magrath has now come to
end. We leave with mixed emotions, reluctant
to leave new friends but looking forward)
to relating our experiences to old friends
and family at home.
The purposes of a teacher exchange ar
'•o strengthen links between Commonwealth
countries, study the education system of
another country, to work within that country,
live in a fresh environment^ and "to
travel. With the help, encouragement,
generosity and friendship of people here
our hopes and ambitions when we arrived
last year have been far exceeded. We have
been overwhelmed - our contribution seems
so small. So many people have done so
much - we cannot mention every one by name
- there have been so many special occasions,
gifts and invitations, the memory of many
shared moments to take with us.
YOU so
THANK
much. We shall never forget Magrath.
We will be taking a trip to Banff,
Jasper. Calgary Stampede, Yellowstone,
the Grand Canyon (stamina and heat permitting!)
and California northwards to Vancouver
from where we fly home on August
8th. ' ' *
Our home address is 42 Gledhow Wood
Grove, Leeds LS8 1NZ, England, Phone
(0532) 662310, and, anyone from Magrath
will be very welcome to come and stay so
that we may retirm sp,e pf upir hospitality
snown
Peter,
Harper.
lo us. Yours
Vivien, Helen &
sincerely,
Christopher
Mr. &
of Las Vegas are visiting
Holman farm.
Mrs. Ron Holman and son Ben
at the Glen
FOR SALE: Older 2 bedroom house on
lot. Lots of trees. 123S 3rd St W.
329-6936
large
Phone
Smart Summer Fabrics including
Broadcloth, Gingham Checks,
Polyester & Cottons, in a nice
array of colors for your Summer
sewing needs.
20% OFF
an
e REGULAR
1.29
ONE SIZE FITS ALL in All sheer,
shades of taupe or spice.
Nice summer weight.
Slacks
Deck Pants in
Ladies’
Ladies Slacks &
Stripes or plain shades of Brown,
Black, Off White. Contrasting
colored belts.
REGULAR
14.95
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The Magrath Misquito baseball team played its
first game on Monday night losing to Del Bonita
27-16. Despite losing the Magrath squad played
well as the Del Bonita team was a couple of
years older. Kenny Wright, Danny Balderson
and Troy Speelman went 3 for 4, with one of
Kenny's hits being a home run. Scott Long
contributed 2 triples to aid the Magrath cause.
Missionary farewell services for Elder Byrne
Cook were held in the Magrath 1st Ward on
Sunday,June 24. Byrne has been called to
serve in the Hong Kong mission.
We the family' of H.G. (Wallis) Cooke would
like to thank Dr. Dennis Dahl for the personal
care and help of my husband, father, and grandfather,
during his recent illness.
Grateful thanks also to our many friends
for the cards gifts of food, and sympathy
extended. Sincerely,
Freda K.L. Cooke & Family
Miss Marguerita Spencer of Safad, Isreal,
is visiting her parents Mr.& Mrs. J.A, Spencer.
FOR SALE: Bantam chickens, show bantams, Old
English Game in blacks & black breasted reds.
V. Saxton, Ph. 758-6663
All
50
LOWE.v DIVxSION j ACK MEET was a succès
the weather co-operated.
were winners. Garde One 1st,
winners were as follows:
Jessica Heath, Andrea Harder,
Bourelle.
Wilde, Aaron Ross.
Heath
100m race-Aaron^Ross, Tyler Harris, Terry
Anderson. Girls Endurance-Andrea Harker
Heath, Katie
John Ripley,
Grade One
Harris, Reed
s, even
who participated
2 nd, and 3rd
m girls raceAnna
Victoria
50m boys race-Tyler Harris, Brandon
Girls 100m race-Jessica
Andrea Harker, Vickie Mazerolle. Boys
Salmon.
Brandon
jumping
Blumel,
Allisynn Gibb, Heidi Warnock
Ryan Marsden. lOOn-
Edwards, Ty .
EnduranceWhit
t , Ryan
were:
Wright,
Davies,
50m-
, Jessica
Boys Endurance-Aaron Ross,
Wilde.
event winners were: Tyler
D.J. Scott, Terra Dunlop,
Joanne Chipman, Elizabeth Veale, Aaron Ross,
John Ripley, Tyler Harris, Jessica Heath, Anna
Victoria Bourelle, Kim Scott, Tyler Harris ,
Aaron Ross, John Ripley, Katie Salmon, Andrea
Harker, Kelsey Godionton.
Grade Two racing event winners are:
50m-nadine Davies,
Ty Gupton, Kenny Wright,
Nadine Davies, Heidi Warnock, Lisa
Gupton, Ty 'Marsden, Kenny Wright.
Nadine Davies, Aubrey Jen on Robyn
Marsden, Ty Gupton, Ben Heath.
Grade Two jumping event winners
Boys High-Ken Wright, Ty Gupton, Terry Salmon.
Girls-Heidi Warnock, Aubrey Jensen, Nadine
Davies. Running Long-Ken Wright, Ty Gupton,
Ryan Marsden, Nadine Davies, Alisynn Gibb,
Tiffany Leavitt. Standing Long-Ken
Marti Pickett, Ryan Marsden, nadine
Alisynn Gibb, Lisa Edwards.
Grade Three racing winners were:
Carrie Wilde, Collette Maynard, Rachel
Christensen, Danny Balderson, Scott Long,
Bartley Harris. 100m-Collette Maynard,
Carrie Wilde, Jenny Salmon, Danny Balderson,
Bartley Harris, Scott Long. Endurance-
Rachel Christensen, Carrie Wilde, Sarah Maw,
Danny Balderson, Dustin Harker, Robert Brandt
Grade Three jumping event winners were:
High jump-Bartley Harris, Scott Long, Danny
Balderson, Jenny Salmon, Mindie Cook, Shauna
Blenner-Hassett. Running Long-Danny Balderson®'
Scott Long, George Thompson, Collette Maynard,
Sarah Maw, Vinessa Heggie, Standing-Danny
Balderson, Eli Harris, John Kendrick, Carrie
Wilde, Shauna Blenner-Hassett, Amber Ferguson
The Magrath Home & School would like to
thank these citizens for their contributions
to our Awards Fund: Berry Gorham of Berry's
Country Store; Ellen &
Marsha Ripley; Carol &
& Shirley Bennett; Ken
Spring Coulee; Wayne St
Marilyn Dahl and several anonymous donors.
Leland Stanford; Don &
Gerry Malmberg' Gerry
& Roslyn Beswick all of
Callee Tolley; Dennis
NOTICE: Cardston School Division is offering
Vocational Councelling Services again this
Please contact Bob West, Ph. 758-3072
help needed.
summer.
for any
NOTICE:
be open
Tee View Cafe at the Golf Course will
6A.M. on Saturdays & Sundays.
FOR SALE: 10 acres Alfalfa to be cut & baled.
Best offer accepted. Phone 758-3734
FOR SALE: Infant's Car Seat in
Phone 758-6749, Eva Strate.
FOUND: Key on key ring by Town
New Office.
good condition.
Hall. Claim at
LOST: Men;'s Cooper Ball Glove
vuanond last week. Phone 758-6860.
at N.E. Ball
Health and
Beauty Aids
First Aid
AURA COLLAGEN GEL
O/er 70% Aloe. Apply on skin expossed
to excess sun,
chapped skin and other
inor irritations. 4.95
SUNïAi'< À" * ÀVZ 1
Noxema and Coppertone.
rAx-*F. +u-v£2.4*-?.** 'T’-im TVnnir Tan
tan, dark tan.
.All types for for the
kind of tan you need
or prefer. Make sure
you have some to protect
you during sunny
hot days. 395
Tan guard
Gradual
& UP
SOLARCAINE MEDICATION
First Aid Spray, medicated, antiseptic.
For sunburn, minor cuts, burns,
bites, pain relief, etc.
REGULAR 2 UP
pack.
REGULAR
4.69
ROSEWATER & GLYCERINE
for a fine skir Lotion.
2 bottle
ÏSPKIAL
Lotions
r and t
SKIN
cream
Creme c1
SEAUrf
Cotton
Quilted Cotton Squares for
cosmetic use, etc.
160'c.. REG 3 -75
educated in Bridport, Dorset?
Canada with his family to
He worked with MacCosham'
Mr. Herbert-George Cooke passed away in
Magrath on Tuesday June 19, 1984, at the age
of 71 years,beloved
of Magrath.
. Born, raised and
England, he came to
Calgary in 1950.
Moving and Storage as a dispathcher for z*
6 years, began partnership in "Owner
Built Homes", and later formed his ow
company, "H.G. Cooke Construction".
Prior to his retirement in 1976, Mr.
Cooke worked as a guard at Alberta
Distillers, Calgary. Following his
retirement he moved to Magrath where
he has resided until his passing.
Survivors include: his wife Freda,
one son, Adrian (Valmarie) Cooke of Leth
and three daughters, Mrs. Annette(James)
Calgary:
Mrs- Violet(J.
;one sister, one
children.
Cremation. A
service was held
Martin Bros. Memorial Chapel, with
William Calderwood officiating.
Juliette Tison of Barstow, Cal.
Bruce) Jacobs, Los Angeles
brother; seven grand-family
memorial
Friday June 22, in
Dr.
husband of Mrs. Freda Cooke
MEN’S T-SHIRTS
Men's T Shirts in plains ■
and stripes, long and short
sleeves. Some with collars,
others with crew necks.
A nice selection to
choose from. Ideal for
holiday and vacation wear.
Clearance
by B.V..JX
size range.
113 OFF to
age of
RËG.
29.95
ffen's Dress Shirts
Ñ Hennessy. In handsome stripes,
self stripes and plains.
Broken
(REG. 29.95)
A native of Magrath, Eugene B.
Dudley, beloved husband of Freeda
Dudley, passed away at his home in
Cardston on Sunday, June 24th at the
65.
Born in Magrath July 24th, 1918, he married
Freeda Roberts, Thieasens on October 13th, 1956.
Eugene was an avid sportsman, and was a
___ renter. He seved in the Second World War.
Predeceased by his father George B. Dudley
in 1936, a brother Roland in 1975, he leaves
to mourn his passing his beloved wife Freeda
Dudley, his mother Cecelia Dudley Foote of
Magrath, three sisters Arvilla (Ed) Louthon
of Squim, Wash,, Nargorie (Eldon) Coleman &
Marilyn(Blaine) Neilson both of Magrath; one
brother DeVere(Lucille) Dudley of Eugene, Ore.
one sister-in-law Mae Dudley of Cardston.
Funera
Alberta Stake
Bishop Neldon
took place in
Plot.
»
services were held in the Cardston
Chapel Wednesday, June 27 with
Hatch afficiating. Internment
the Magrath Cemetery Family
jf
Waterproof Footwear
Fishing season is in
full swing so make
you have seme good
WADERS. Available
green rubbet.
These would make
an ideal birthday
gift too.
Reg. 49.95
WESTERN
sure
HIP
in
3995
(NO RETURNS')-..-
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Local students of the Magrath/Cardston
Handicapped Assoc. competed in Alberta Special
Olympics held in RedDeere the past weekend.
Medal winners were Bobby Jensen winning
a gold and silver for swimming; Blaine Jensen
took a bronze medal for bowling; Barry Bourne
won a silver medal in swimming and a bronze
for bowling. .
New Leather Western Boots
with handsome stitched top,
square heel, western toe.
Brown leather uppers.
WORK BOÖT&
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TOWN OF MAGRATH NOTICE: The Town of Magrath would
like all.citizens to look in their sheds, garages^
basements and even the teenagers' bedrooms to ‘
see if there are any of the Town's street signs
’’here. We will accept any you find with no questions
asked. The loss of these signs has been extensive
and creates problems for visitors to our
town, aslo they are quite expensive to buy and
replace.
NOTICE: I will be teaching piano lessons again
starting in September. Please register now.
Elaine Paul. Phone 758-3261.
SPORT SOCKS
Men's 3 pair pack of
Tube Sport
White with
trim.
Socks,
color border
REGULAR
9.95 *******************
FOR SALE: Armstrong open-holed Flute in good
condition. Phone 758-3261.
Ready For Action
Men’s Wear
J O G G ING SETS
Men's two piece Jogging Sets
with zipper tops.
Black/white. m
Polyester/cotto?). Q vfe
Blue/white,
“SWEATS”
BOYS' KNITTED SWEAT PANTS
in plain shades of Red,. Wine, Beige
or Grey. Sizes: 6 to 14.
REG. 19.95
Man's & Boys' Swim Trunks
in nylon & polyester.
Assorted shades.
REG. 22.00
SWIM TRUNKS;;; '™
20% OFF
MEN'S WORK STRAWS, WESTERNS & DRESS STRAWS
Assorted styles. CLEARING AT 20% OFF.
Jim Nakagawa won the Men's Open Golf Tournament
Saturday, 2 strokes better than last
year's Champion, Ted Smith. Jim's 36 hole
total was 148, with Ted following at 150.
i/ Over 180 golfers took part.
Six golfers tied for 3rd spot in the Championship
flight - Bill Persley, Greg Henry, Tom
Alston, Brad Cox, Daren Pepper & Alan Paul.
First, Second & Consolation winners of the
remaining 16 flights were: lst-Rex Anderson,
Taber; Ron Balderson,Magrath; Jim Orich, Leth.;
2nd-Walt Pashuk,Lethbridge; Keith Crawford,
Taber; Dick Williams .Raymond. 3'rd-Ewalt
Paul,Magrath; Kevin Prindle.Lethbridge; Tony
Kern,Magrath. 4th-Eldon Coleman,Magrath;
Martin Bock,Calgary; Richard Vantol.Formost.
5th-Don McClain,Lethbridge; Brent Lowry.Magrath
Bob Wood.Pincher Creek. 6th-Larry Button,
Bernie Cailey, Herb Herschman, all from Leth.
_ 7th-Sony Sauich, Pat Irving, Bill Kowalchuck,
. 8th-Ken Svoboda, Arnald
Bailey, Gary Kennedy, all from Lethbridge.
9th-Tucker Hironaka.Raymond; Pat Gailing,Magrath
Gordon Haugen,Foremost; 10th-Hank Vogelaar,
Gary Kaye, Doug Campbell, all from Leth. 11th-
Charlie Haugen,Foremost; Lon Howg,Foremost, Roy
Berger, Leth. 12th-Lawrence Tyrner.Raymond;
Rich Mitchell, Doug Grenier, both form Leth.
13th-Norm Williams, Cut Bank, Mont.; Dave
Carriere, Coalhurst; Bill Krampl,Leth.;
14th-Rob Earl, Ryan Jalbert, stan Maier, all
from Leth.; 15th-Ken Garant, Leth.; Ken Walters,
Magrath; Dale Jensen,Leth. 16th-Adrian Venning,
?ill Kerr, from Leth.; Lavoy Bossert»Magrath.
MEN'S DENIM WESTERN HATS, Navy or Brown.
REGULAR 10.00 *******************
FOR SALE: 1979 Security by Van Gard,
21'xlO’, fully loaded, immaculate.
Also 1978 Dodge 3/4 club cab truck,
440 motor. Package or will sell separately.
Phone 758-3518.
FOR SALE: 1974 Yamaha 250 Eduro. Ph 758-6804.
MAGRATH ROD & GUN CLUB MEETING, tonight,
Thursday, June 28th, 7:30 p.m., Magrath
Trading Co. Hall. Shooting range to be
discussed.
WANTED: Cream separator. Hand operated.
Carol. Phone 758-6645.
Bummer Dental Clinic will be held July and
August,phone 758-3331 on Tuesdays, Wednesday,
and Thursdays for appointments.
We need to buy, rent or borrow scout shirts
please. Size 12, 14 or larger. Also, a khakicolored
venturer shirt. Please call 758-3634
or 758-6227.
Notice: Will do post pounding and fencing,
phone 758-3200.
Ted & Rose Marie Mandel are pleased to
announce the birth of their son, Dustin John,
born June 24, 1984, weighing 7 lb. 15 oz. A
brother to Darius Michael.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE 20% SALE ON SUMMER
CO-ORDINATES - Friday & Saturday, in the
LADIES READY - TO - WEAR Dept. Upstairs. ,
Advance your clarinet technique over the
summer. Beginners also welcome. Lessons from
Anne Malmberg, Ph. 758-6656.
A veAy evening Satutday night culminated {¡oua peA-
¿onmancei oX the etementaAy ¿choot opetetta HeAe Camei Canada. Membeti
o£ the Slngatlngi cholAJennl^et Heath Wendy Batdeuon,
Teteia Coleman, Kxliten Kcaa, Deanna MooAi, Shea Toly Retene SkAettcng
AmbeA Fetguion, Cattle Wilde, Satah Mau), Jodi Holbak,
Buttock. Dione Klnch, Mlckyta Reedet, Michelle Long, Jutie Dudley, Matnwe
Kendnlck Lctle Mow, Etlca Btandt, Stent Boutne, Ttevot Thornion, Monty
d0AX Mitch Thermon, John Mau), Robett BouAne, Duitln Compton ^^evot ^y,■
Coleman Math Batit, Daniel Web&tet Michael Ctoaon and Scott Btandley
OA John A ate to be congAotutated on thelt muiicat and danctng abMtei..
ai John A. JamU BeAU> N^kMa Cathy Bolder on
Lauta Lynn Heath, Date Hatt, Dean Fancy, Jayme Gtbb, Mcche Labbe and
Jennl^et Atwood wete alio much appteclated.
All member o{ the gtadei one, two, thtee and patt oj the gt^e
apveated In the ptoduetton. Special thanki to a latg<.
aldei patent volunteeti and accompantit Judy Howbati
to’ make thli a moit memotable patriotic pAoductcon.
facun dauci alio
numbeA o teaeheni, 1
utfic combined e^OAti
Celebrate
an
HOLIDAY SALE
FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY.
COORDINATES
Take advantage of the Holiday
of Ladies Co-Ordinates.
Dressy PARIS STAR & PERUZZA
Selected Tops, Blouses, Shorts,
Ski rts, Slacks, and.Suits.
******>’-******
Sporty Co-Ordinates in Tops,
Pants & Jackets in assorted fabric
styles and colors.
1 TABLE OF SUMMER CO-CRDINA.TES
CLEARING AT
20% OFF
PRICED FROM
arg In the Running
Ì
XI
Misses & Ladies Joggers
by Jangaroo, Hang Ten &
Cougar. Kiddies Cougars
including Infants
in Blue 1
or Pink.
Sumner Thongs for
Kiddies, Misses and
Ladies in a choice.
Ladies’ Bras
CLEARANCE
TABLE
MORE DISCONTINUED STYLES
HAVE BEEN ADDED TO THE
SALE TABLE OF BRA'S.
Assorted styles and sizes.
MAFiKDOWNS
More new items nave been
added to our Sale Table.
% PRICE!
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Butlin had as their
recent guests his brother and sister-inlaw,
Mr. & Mrs. Ernie Butlin of Gibbons.
The Garden City Senior Citizens' Associât;
on will hold their last Pot Luck Dinner
of the season Friday, June 29th at 1 p.ra.
in the Lounge at the drop In Centre.
YARD SALE: wo;; ne je;d Saturday, June 30th
starting at 10 a.m. until items are sold at
150 1st Street Vest, Magrath. Phone 758-3778
MAGRATH TRADING CO. LTD. CLOSED MONDAY, JULY
J ! «X t C.-iRADA DAY HOLIDAY.
001 Si MULTI USE ARENA PUBLIC MEETING wrong
date was printed in last week's Store News.
Meeting was to have abeen held last Saturday,
June 23rd.
General Public Meeting will be held at a
later date - watch the Store News for date and
time.
Sorry for any inconvenience this may nave
caused.
FOR SALE: 1962 Ford rear end and automatic
transmission, used very little after overhauling,
Phone 758-3161.
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
MEATS
Sirloin Tip Steaks BONELESS....................
c
Chicken FRESH UTILITY GRADE ..........................................................kg
248
B.B.Q. Olympic
Bacon M A P L E LEAF 500 g
8
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MAGRATH JR. & SR. HIGH SCHOOOL AWARDS
The personnel of the Jr. & Sr. High School
would like to thank everyone who contributed
to the awards in the school. The following
helped make the assembly a success: Magrath
Lions represented by Jim Ririe & John Bourne.
Magrath Chamber aof Commerce, rep. by Darlene
Holzworth; Leishman Family - Gerald Leishman.
Cardstcn School Division - Dan Johnson; the
Students’ Union - Ted Haynes; Alberta Teachers'
Association - George Taylor; Magrath
Home & School - Wayne Toly.
Awards of medals and certificates were
presented on the following categories: 1.
Departmental Class subject areas (English,
social Studies, Mathematics, Chemistry,
Physics and Biology) (Junior High courses
comparable); 2. Non-Departmental Class subject
areas (all credit subject areas not
listed in No. 1) 3. Co-curricular areas
volleyball, curling, badminton, basketball,
show band, etc.) Medals were given to the
top three and ties in every grade and certificates
to the next three and ties.
Winners follow: Grade 7 Departmental
Medals - Marilyn Norton, Danny Anderson,
Ron Cock, Stacie Harker. Non-Depart.
Michele Strong, Rick Beres, Berva Dawn
Kesler.
I,owry, Stephanie
Gillian Hepburn,
Gruninger, Becky
Jr. High. Medals
Tokairin,
Depart. Danny Anderson, Kim
Strong. Non Depart. - Karen
Dawn Kesler, Jennifer Cook.
Shannon Wakefield.
GRADE 8 - Medals, Depart. -
ra Jean Atwood, Kim Pilling. Non Depart.
Monique Bafiil, Blake Bullock, Robert Kruger.
Certificates - Depart. Brad Robinson, Becky
Wilde, Karen Sabey, Kaylene Taylor. Non Dept.
Denise Davies, Joyce Wocknitz, Judy Walker.
Most Improved - Nelson Tang.
GRADE 9: Medals - Dept. Dennis Strong, Carrie
Harris, Renae Rasmussen. Non Dept. Angie Kern,
DonaLd Ririe, Cathy Gruninger. Certificates -
Dept. Kent Saxton, Melissa Sillito. Non Dept.
I L , OLYMPIC ..................................................................................... kg
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' Tim Hillmer, Patty Ripley. Outstanding -
Kim Norton, David Wright. Most Improved -
Martha Jane Tomlinson.
Grade 10 Medals, Dept. Lisa Wong, Gord Card,
Jacqui Peirens. Non Dept. Kim Reeder, Shelly
Passey, Todd Jones. Certificates - Dept.
Bryan Hepburn, Jim Davies, Trina Lawlor. Non
Dept. Elaina Cook, Tana "Bourelle, Brett
Salmon, Steven Webster. C
