4 research outputs found
Health Care Utilization and Costs Among Transition-Age Young Adult Medicare Beneficiaries With Autism Spectrum Disorder
No full textAbstract
Date Presented 3/30/2017
Our study of Medicare claims found that young adults with autism spectrum disorder (N > 5,500) experienced low rates of preventive and occupational therapy (OT) and physical therapy service use and high rates of emergency department use. There is a need for wellness and preventive services, creating opportunities for OT to develop interventions to improve care.
Primary Author and Speaker: Teal W. Benevides
Contributing Authors: Henry Carretta, Katelyn Graves</jats:p
The Use of Web-Based Resources to Facilitate Stroke Rehabilitation: A Scoping Review
No full textAbstract
Date Presented 4/1/2017
A scoping review was completed to summarize and identify gaps in the literature on the use of web-based resources for stroke rehabilitation and to summarize and analyze the content of active websites that address stroke rehabilitation.
Primary Author and Speaker: Grace Kim
Additional Authors and Speakers: Marisa Davison, Cara Flinter, Nylah Lummer, Katelyn Ryan, Mallori Seliger
Contributing Authors: Patricia Foen, Erica Oh, Jason Park</jats:p
Examining the Risk and Rewards for the Anthropogenic Spread of Wild Hogs
No full textModerator: Billy Higginbotham.Presented at the 8th international congress for wildlife and livelihoods on private and communal lands: livestock, tourism, and spirit, that was held on September 7-12, 2014 in Estes Park, Colorado.Video presenter: Joe Caudell.Wild hogs (Sus scrofa) are an invasive, exotic species that have spread through much of the US through anthropogenic means. Many states have laws and regulations with the intent of reducing the illegal importation, introduction, and establishment of wild swine populations. However, in many cases, these laws have been ineffectual for stopping the anthropogenic spread of wild swine. To assess the risk for moving wild hogs, we examined various wild hog-related laws throughout the US and assessed the potential reward for their illegal movement. We found that fines ranged from 0 to > 497 a mean maximum fine of 500; however, this varied widely among states. In many cases, the potential rewards for releasing wild hogs far outweighed the monetary risk from getting caught. States with few or no wild hogs and weak laws and/or fine are at a substantial risk for the illegal importation of wild hogs. In many cases, the risk of getting caught and having to pay a low fine is far outweighed by the money and opportunity costs saved by being able to hunt hogs in their own state. To reduce the potential for the spread of wild hogs, agencies should concentrate on increasing monetary fines or increasing the perceptions that this illegal activity will be successfully prosecuted
Magrath Store News (October 2, 1996)
No full textAn archive of the Magrath Trading Store News.The University of Lethbridge Library received permission from the Wes Balderson to digitize and display this content.MAGRATH
NEWS
Published Weekly since 1932 by
The Magrath Trading Company
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Wednesday October 2, 1996
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
We are anticipating a successful trip for the
Spirit of Alberta Marching Band. They will be
competing in Pocatello Idaho, Provo Utah and
Payson Utah. The staff and students are
anxiously awaiting the paving of the parking lot
here at the school. In sports the high school
volleyball team is on a winning streak,
including winning both the pre season and
U of L volleyball tournaments. The Magrath
girls high school volley ball team are vastly
progressing their already awesome skill. We
here at the school wish them a very successful
season.
******
"SPIRIT OF ALBERTA"
Marching Band
pre-tour performance
Wednesday October 2nd
Football field (by the pool) 2:45 p.m.
Come cheer on your kids
before they leave on a
six day tour to Idaho, Utah.
******
MAGRATH IRRIGATION DISTRICT
ATTENTION: All M.I.D.WATER USERS.
WATER WILL BE SHUT OFF
THURSDAY OCTOBER 10, 1996.
******
MAGRATH HOSPITAL
AUXILIARY
WILL MEET THURSDAY OCTOBER 3RD
2 P.M. AT THE HOSPITAL.
ALBERTA FEDERATION OF WOMEN
UNITED FOR FAMILIES
Alberta Federation of Women United for
Families is having its Annual Conference in
Lethbridge Oct. 25 & 26. 'Theme of this years
conference is "Rising to Responsibilities" and
will be held at the El Rancho Convention
Center. Some of the topics covered will be:
Roots of Family Violence, Homosexual
Education in the Schools, Strengthening Family
Ties, The UN Conference is Istanbul Turkey,
and Pornography Concern. Nine guest
speakers have been invited to address the
convention. Included in these are: Gwen
Landolt, legal council for R.EA.L. Women of
Canada, Senator Ann Cools, Brett Drewry,
Family Counsellor; Anita Atta, Maria Bezecki
and Nan Barron. It will be an informative
conference. If you would like more information
please call 758-6380.
To register mail to
AFWUF Conference
Registration Chairman
61 Princeton Crescent West
Lethbridge, Alberta
TIK 4S5
Phone 403 - 381-1760
Fax 403 - 381-2957.
Fee 30.00 (Spouses & students)
Early Bird Registration Fee: 40.00
Postmarked on or before Oct. 15, 1996
******
New books at the librar:
"Franklin's Halloween" by Paulette
Bourgeois, "Melody" by V.C. Andrews, "Jack
& Jill" by James Patterson, "Angela’s Ashes"
by Frank McCourt, "The Love Star Ranger"
by Zane Grey, "The Thundering Herd" by
Zane Grey, "Timothy’s Game" by Lawrence
Sanders, "The Babysitters Remember", "Lila’s
Story", "X-Files No. 7", "Follow Me" by
Harriett Ziefert, "Dodge Pick-Ups 1974-1990
Auto Repair Manual, "And the Moon Shall
Turn to Blood" by Anthony B. Larsen,
"Canadian Internet Handbook 1995 Edition"
by Jim Carroll, "Overcoming Overeating", by
Jane R.H. Hirschmann, "I Challenge You" by
Paul H. Dunn, "Alias Grace" Margaret
Atwook, "The Japan We Never Knew", by
David Suzuki, "Make The Connectkon" by Bob
Green and Oprah Winfrey, "How Good Do We
Have To Be" by Kushner, "Ultimate
Christmas" by Jane Newdick, "Witches" by
Stewart Ross.
New books on tape:
"Out of the Blue; Delight Comes Into Our
Lives" by Mark Hansen, "Mean Business" by
Albert J Dunlop
New Videos:
"Where Eagles Dare", "An Affair to
Remember", "Anne of a Thousand Days",
"Super Mario Bros." "The Lion, The Witch
and the Wardrobe.
We still have a pair of reading glasses in a
black case that were left at the library early
this summer.
******
All members of the community are welcome to
play Bingo at the Seniors' Centre every 2nd
Thursday. Next Bingo is October 10th, 1996
* it * * * *
The family of Mabel Jones wish to
extend an invitation to an
Open House,
in honor of her 95th birthday.
Monday October 7th, 1996
2-6 p.m.
Heritage Lodge
601 - 6 St. South
Lethbridge, Alberta
MAGRATH SCHOOL EASTER TRIP
The initial preparation for an Easter
experience is almost finalized. The trip is for
high school students who desire to visit
ISRAEL, March 26 - April 6, 1997. Parents
are welcome to travel as well. We will spend
10 days in the small country of Israel and
covering it extensively. Some places we will
visit are Nazareth, Capernaum, Tel Aviv,
Haifa, Jericho, Acre, Bethlehem, Caesarea,
Masada, Tiberias, Dead Sea, Sea of Galilee, and
of course the crown of the Middle East
"JERUSALEM"
The price has been set at 2,550.00 per
person. This includes air fare Calgary to Tel
Aviv, two meals per day (breakfast and
supper), hotel accommodations for 11 days,
touring by luxury motor coach with a licensed
Israeli guide, and all entrance fees. Personal
items must be purchased by the participant. To
put the price in perspective, a participant
would need to save 18.00 - 29.00/hr.
Raymond & District Agricultural Society
will be holding their 9th annual
’’Christmas Craft & Bake Sale’’
Saturday Nov. 2th at the
Raymond Agricultural Building.
The sale will run from
9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
There are 30 tables available
for rent at 15.00 per table.
Book your table now by phoning
752-3661
SMALL STRAW BALES FOR SALE
1.00 A BALE
A fund raiser for
the Magrath 1st Scout Group.
Contact Monte Thomson @ 758-6324
or Bob Rasmussen @ 758-3442.
******
The Friends of the Library have received
donations from the Toomer Family, and
Warren & Desmonia Harris in memory of
Ella Blumell; Winnie Ehlert in memory of
Cliff Merkley & Mahlon Bourne;
Norm & Melva Christensen, Ted & Betty
Clifton, Doug & Sue Mikado and Beatirce
Harker have all donted in memory of Mrs.
Tsutayo Mikado. Don & Alma Davies have also
donated to our library.
******
■nplete denture service
t Liners & stabilizing wings
problem, sore lowers;
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Diamond Willow Lodge.
Oct. 7, 1996, 6 pm
327 2121
In Your Town
MOBILE
Denture Clinic
CARRIAGE HOUSE
-Presents-
"Fly Away Home"
showing at 7 p.m. & 9 p.m.
r ;... friday thru Saturday - ;
showing at 8 p.m.
monday thru thurs
■■■ ...
In Loving Memory of
Mahlon Orene Bourne who passed away
September 20, 1996 in Magrath, Alberta.
He leaves to mourn his passing, his children:
Dan (Evelyn), Addie (Lois), Manley (Linda),
Orene (Thelma), Max (Marje), Neil ( Shirley),
Connie (Bob), John (Joy), Elige, Clark (Jane),
Monte, Leonard, Bessie.
******
The family of the late Mahlon Bourne wish to
express their sincere appreciation for all the
phone caBs, visits, floral tributes, food and any
other acts of kindness during our time of
sorrow. To all those who attended, or
participated in the funeral service, our heartfelt
thanks.
We wish to Thank the 1st Ward Relief
Society for providing the luncheon after the
funeral.
Our Thanks to Dr. Tollestrup & the Magrath
Hospital for the excellent care he received
during his brief stay.
We wish to express our sincere gratitude to
those who treated Dad with kindness and
consideration over the years.
Thank You the Bourne Families.
******
A teenager was enthusiastically
describing her new boyfriend
to her father.
“He sounds very nice, dear,
said the father, “but does he
have any money?”
“Oh, you men are all alike,
answered the girl. “Ron asked
me the same thing about you!”
— Jason Mitchell
I am very happy to extend this special
invitation to you and your family.
On October 24, 1996, David Chilton, well-known author
of u I hc Wealthy Barber” will be speaking in Lethbridge. David
is a renowned speaker who will make you laugh while providing
outstanding financial planning advice. I have heard him speak twice and he
is very down-to-earth and most enjoyable.
As this project has been two years in the making, we are honoured
that David is coming to Lethbridge to speak. This will be his only visit
to Western Canada in 1996! David will be speaking in the Lethbridge
Community College Vai Matteotti Gym at 7:00 pm on Oct 24th, 1996.
Tickets are 10 a person or 15 for two.
This project is being sponsored by the associates of Money/Fax &
Trimark Mutual Funds. All profits raised will be donated to
Community Food Banks.
Tickets can be purchased at The Blue Goose in Magrath, Money/Fax
in Lethbridge, or from myself. But due to the enthusiastic response we
are expecting for this event, I recommend that give me a call (758-3779)
now and let me reserve seats for you, your friends and your family.
This will be great night, I hope you can schedule it into your busy
life.
Great for all family members over
the age of 12 years.
*Fits into Calm 20 Curriculum*
P.S. “...handsome and casual.. Chilton is
a marvellous stand-up comic... his wry
delivery had the audiences howling during his talk.”
Ellen Roseman, The Globe and Mail
Sincerely yours,
Shannon Sabey, C.F.P.
A BIG THANKYOU
to those people -who helped with the painting
of the old movie theatre on Main Street
last Saturday.
It was a cool and misty day, but
— you hungpin there anyway. -
Painting of the trim and finishing work
will take place on the next warm days.
Donations are gratefully accepted to help
defer the cost of paint and supplies.
Susan ZoBell 758-3153
SCOTT WOLSEY
Renovalion & Handyman
Services
“bleed it done — Call Scott’
OLSEY'S
ORKS
OPERATION BEAUTIFICATION
One Person Can Make A Difference
Susan Zobell, relatively new in Magrath has
shown that quiet community service can really
pay off. Spurred on by the great new look of
our recently completed sidewalks, she felt lots
of businesses could use some paint to add to
our new look. Deciding that a couple of coats
of paint on the old bottle depot, formerly the
Park Theatre, could spruce up Main Street she
quietly got permission and set about to do it. A
Store News invitation for volunteers brought in
several citizens (all mostly newcomers as well).
She was ably aided by her husband, two sons
and her mother from Cardston. Basic work
started out Saturday morning and was
completed in record time with lots of fun in the
bargain. Check out the results as you drive by.
Susan works in the mornings, but will paint the
trim herself, redo the original sign and add
some window Theatre Posters. It’s not all paid
for yet, but hopefully others will decide that a
small donation will be a big investment
community improvement.
Those involved agreed that they would be
willing to paint trim or store fronts for any
businesses on Main Street that wished to
contribute the paint. What a great offer.
Wouldn’t it be great to see that happen?
Thanks, Susan.
M.T.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
CLASSIFIED ADS
DEADLINE: TUESDAY 12 NOON PHONE 758-6377
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Wanted: unwanted firearms, ammunition & accessories, old spurs & bits, old pocket watches, fountain pens, tobacco tins & cigar boxes. Cash paid. Call Cam Bruce @ 758-3729. l.r.
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Wanted 243 caliber rifle lever or pump preferred. Call 758-6594. 0.9
A A A A A A
Mother of one will babsit in her home anytime. Call Lisa @ 758-3429. O. 9.
A A A A A A
Multi-Family Garage Sale at McKelveys 356 West Harker Ave.
3 blocks west of Bank of Montreal Saturday October 5th
9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
A A A A A A
NOTICE NEW DAHL CLINIC OFFICE HOURS Dr. Mark Dahl: Tues. Thur.Ffri.
9 a.m. to 12 noon
Tues. Thurs 1st & 3rd Fri. i 1:30 - 5:30 p.m.
Dr, Jon Tollestrup ; Monday thru friday 10:00 a.m. to 12 noon
Mon. Tues, Wed & Fri 1:30 to 5:30 p.m.
farm land. Prefer three yr rental deal. Rental terms negotiable. Wayne Gurney P.O. 241. 758-6512. 0.23.
A A A A A A
Needed 4 bedroom home to rent for a good family moving from Ont. No dog, none smoker. Needed by Nov. 1/96. Call Tom McKee @ 752-3449, please leave a message. O. 23.
A A A A A A
For sale: yellow bathtub, toilet & 2 sinks 100.
Call 758-3041. O.2
A A A A A A
For sale: 10" radial arm saw 125. 1981 Chev Malibu. Call 758-6527 after 4:30 pm. O.9
A A A A A A
Waveless waterbed for sale cheap!! Call 758-6596. O.2
A A A A A A
For sale: couch & chair set, couch & love seat set, rocking chair, 2 waterbeds, air hockey machine, and one microwave.
Call 758-3946. 0.2.
A A A A A A
For sale: 87 Honda Accord EXi, good cond. Contact Monte Thomson evenings. Call 758-6324. 0.2
For your fall garden work
plowing - rototilling Call Mike Harker 758-6664.
0.9
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JEANIE’S HAIR FASHION
New Location
136S - 1ST West
4 doors South of Trading Co. 758-3379
Open Tues thru Friday Professional Haircare at pleasing prices ******
If you want your house cleaned. Phone Noreen Coleman
@ 758-3495 or 758-3334. O. 2.
A A A A A A
Cakes by Rita I have moved, but I am still doing cakes. My new address is 108 - 1st Ave. South My phone number is still the same.
758-6315. 0.9
A A A A A AMAGRATH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL'S STUDENT OF THEMONTH FOR SEPTEMBER 1996
Grade 1 - Mrs. Hatch
Courtnee Karren, Bryanna Miller and
Logan Mendenhall-nice quiet work habits.
Robert Clifton-excellence in obeying the rules
Bobby Yerxa-Gemmell-example of best manner.
Grade 1 - Mrs. Toly
Wade Bullock, Kristen Atwood, Kris Johnson,
Jeanette Gruninger, Elizabeth Blumell,
Elise Wilde -quiet worker awards
Grade 2 - Mrs. Court
Dustin Beauchamp, Alyssa Murray, Kristin
Tollestrup - good listening awards.
Jason Ragan & Katelyn Dahl - great
penmanship in everyday work awards.
Grade 2 - Mrs. Davies
Riley Williams-creative thinker
Carson Dahl-overall excellence
Salena Papp-caring friend
Loren Ranger-mad minute magician
Ylanna Lowry-right on regular reader
Mysha Lowry-zipping along on Zippy books
Grade 3 - Mrs. Andrews
Jenny Jensen-overall excellence
Michael Nordquist-well organized student &
mad minute magician
Russell Ririe <& Nicole Smith-well organized student
Megan Watson-overall excellence.
Grade 3 Mrs. Bolt
Lethe Stewart-excellent effort
Perry Sabey-creative thinker
Mander Sabey-overall excellence
Jessica Papp-caring conscientious
Samuel Hoff-marvelous mathmetician
Brock Heggie-awesome attention &
class contributor
Grade 4 - Mrs. Karren
Lauren Bennett, Eryn Clifton, Lora-Beth
Cahoon, Shyla Bullock, Alan Wilde, Bradley
Richards, Lydia Gimblett & Mallory Scott -
quiet hard worker awards.
Grade 4 Miss Neilson
Cade Aldridge, Brianne Christensen, Tanner
Hinman, Devin Keeler, John Leishman, Shayla
Murray, Danielle Thomson & No eile Wolsey -
good listers awards.
Grade 5 Mrs. Coleman & Mrs. Coppieters
Cheriess Hudson, Karly Frank, Paige Sorpold,
Allison Holt, David Furney, Mitchell Bevers-
Neat worker awards.
Grade 5 Mrs. Dorner
Melissa Stringam, Leanne Godionton, Kassi Jo
Alston, Brenton Taylor, Maran Alston,
Kasie Newton, Lacey Schneyder
-thoughtful responses in journals.
Grade 6 Mr. Alston
James Perry,-citizen ship award(being brave
enough to run for room rep)
Easton Chipman, Bonnie Wilde, Valena Wyght,
Jason Still & Jesse Harker
Grade 6 Mr. Baker
Allen Tollestrup-citizen ship award(being brave
enough to run for room rep.)
Craig Owens, Natasha Williams, Viki Chatwin
and Kari Chipman.
High Attendance: Grades 1-3 - Mrs. Toly
Grades 4 - 6 - Mr. Alston
Clean Room Awards: Grades 1-3 Mrs. Hatch
Grades 4 - 6 - Mr. Baker
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AUCTION SALE
TOM AND KATHY BECKSTEAD SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1996 EXOTIC ANIMALS & SMALL TOOLS, FURNITURE 11:00 A.M. - TERMS: CASH OR NEGOTIABLE CHEQUES. 1/2 mile east of Tanco Building Supply, Magrath - Watch for signs. CANTEEN SERVICES AVAILABLE
*ALL PROCEEDS FROM THE CANTEEN ARE GOING TO HELP SHANNON (WHO HAS MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY) buy an Electrical Wheel Chair & braces for her legs
The menu will consist of home made potato, ham & corn soup, tomato & macaroni soup, home made desserts, drinks, hamburgers, hot dog, chips & chocolate bars.
EXOTIC ANIMALS: Miniature donkeys,Circle Oregon Lady; Registered & Inspected CDMA No. C-CDJE 660, 35” Grey Dun, born before 89, Choc. Jack Foal on side-born July 11, 96 (sired by Strawberry Sting) 32 1/2” Light Grey Dun born before 88, Pink Jennet foal on side- born Aug.5, 96 (sired by S.S. Red Lightning), 33 1/4” Tan Grey Dun Born before 89, Choc. Jennet Foal op side-born July 29,96 (sired by Strawberry Sting), 33 1/2" Grey Dun born Jan.87-due to foal Sept.96. 34 1/2” Grey Dun has Enchalada Jack foal-born Apr. 17, 96. Grey Dun: Strawberry Sting: CDMA Registered & Insp stud, 34” produces Sorrel coloured offspring, good confirmation, proven heritage. Vegas Dale: 35 1/2" Grey Dun Gelding-son of Rosebud, will make great guard or Cart Donkey; Eeyore 29 1/2" chocolate gelding-great disposition, will make great pet. Pygmy breeding Billy Goat, Nubian Breeding Nanny Goat, Nubian Neutered Billy Goat, Pot Bellied Pygmy Hog.
** Sale of animals subject to owner's approval. MISC: Sliptank & pump, 5 45 gal. plastic drums, assort, steel 45 gal. drums, 2-28.5/75 tires, 2-24.5/75 tires, 3-11R 245 tires (recaps), quantity hardwood pallets, duraliner rubber box liner (GMC), quantity plywood. SHELTERS: 8'xl2';(l) 8'x8' Calf shelters.
MACHINERY & TRAILERS: Fordson Major Diesel Tractor c/w 3 PTH., LPTO, Hyds., new timing chain, injectors & pump serviced, new transfer pump.(all work done by Vanee Farm Equip., assort, of parts; N.H. #1002 PTO bale wagon; 3PTH 6' rear blade (angle); 4- Flex Harrows; 12' single disc; 12' high wheel cult.,(old); Tandem 2 Horse Trailer, c/w new tires and floor; Boat Trailer-1/2 ton, 2 wheel trailer; Electric golf cart with trailer; new small utility trailer.
LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT: Rubber Maid stock water troughs, rabbit cages, barb wire, posts, assort. Rubber 1" hoses; 10- landscaping ties;10 Hiqual UFA corral panels, snow fence, rubber feed bunks.
QUANTITY GOOD HAY-Alfalfa & Grass TOOLS ETC., SHOP EQUIPMENT: Metal shelving, Lincoln AC 180 Amp. elec; welder, cabinets, welding table, parts cleaning table, tools, lawn mower & chain saw.
LAWN FURNITURE: 2 picnic tables, Totem play centre, lawn furniture, cement yard BBQ. FURNITURE ETC: Hardwood chairs, beds, school desks, chests, toys, computer printer, pots, pans, dishes.
‘MANY OTHER ITEMS TO NUMEROUS TO MENTION!!!!!!
SALE CONDUCTED BY OSEEN INDEN BOS CII AUCTIONS
Dean 739-2284 Dick 381-3286 Becksteads 758-6290Loader Service
General bobcat work,
garage pads, drive-ways,
yard cleanup.
Will also do odd jobs.
Call Herald
758-3278. 0.2
******
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
******
For Sale:
New 1600 sq. ft. bung.
3 beds, 2 bath,
washer & dryer
on main floor.
75 x 130 lot.
Call 758-6835.
A AAA
House for sale
1216 sq. ft. bungalow,
attached garage.
3 bedrooms up
and 2 down,
1 bath up & 1 down.
Completely redone
in 1994.
Call 758-3029.
st A Ac Ac A Ac
House for sale on the
outskirts of town with
3 l/2acres of land.
Phone Ken Harker
758-3405. L.R.
For rent: small 2
bedroom apt. available
Nov. 1/96. 120,000.00
Assumable Mortgage
Phone
Maryse Hatch
758-3759
A: Ac Ac st Ac
"Any child can tell you that
the sole purpose of a middle
name is so he can tell when
he's really in trouble."
Dennis Fakes. ******
"To be upset over what you
don't have is to waste what
you do have." Ken S. Keyes.
#4:4c
OPEN HOUSE
54N - 3 ST. E
MAGRATH
SAT. OCTOBER 5TH
1 - 4 P. M.
Fully finished
one owner home,
1375 sq. ft.
4 bedrooms, 3 baths,
double garage,
2 fireplaces.
Yard like a park
and greenhouse
30 includes manual
Hall to register
758-3843 or 381-2817
Bring a bag lunch
Ac Ac Ac Ac Ac Ac
“Daddy, before you married
Mommy, who told you
how to drive?”
MEAT SPECIALS SEPTEMBER 30 - OCTOBER 5
T-Bone or Wing Steak
8.77/kg
Cross Rib Roast
5.03/kg
Chuck Blade Steak
3.70/kg
Pork Shoulder Butt Roast
5.03/kg
Maple Leaf Wieners
450g
3.68 each
Maple Leaf Sliced Meats
175g
3.68 each
Maple Leaf Deli Style Meats
125g
2.29 each
Clark Thomson will be returning from his mission to San Jose California and will be reporting on October 13th, 1996 at 9 a.m. at the Stake Centre.
FOOTHILLS APPLIANCE ^^SERVICE 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
L. A. Swim Club
has a seven
