22 research outputs found
KEEPING DAIRY PRODUCERS IN BUSINESS: THE EFFICACY OF RISK MANAGEMENT PORTFOLIO’S ABILITY TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL STABILITY
No full textDairy production is one of the most significant segments of the agricultural industry in the United States providing for jobs, value added processing, and nutritious products to countless consumers. In Idaho, the dairy industry is equally impactful to the state’s agricultural industry. In a state where every dairy is family owned and agriculture is a lifestyle. Tragically, dairy farms in Idaho and nationwide are going out of business due to increasing pressures on profit margins on dairy farms, leading to consolidation in dairy farms. It is important to provide this industry the tools so that dairy operations have a greater ability to stay profitable and in business. Marketing risk (the risk of changing prices for a commodity) is one of the greatest factors influencing the dairy industry consolidation. Risk management tools are available for dairy farms of all sizes to use allowing for the offsetting of marketing risk; yet they are used at a rate fractional to that of other agricultural industries such as grains and livestock. This thesis details the current risk management tools and strategies available to the dairy industry. A panel of dairy risk management experts provided risk management potential strategies for dairy producers to be able to reduce margin risk. The efficacy of different risk management strategies was analyzed for potential use in production by applying each treatment to historical data. These treatments are compared to the control of no risk management practices. Performance was compared using stochastic dominance. The results of this work will benefit dairy farms of all sizes, especially smaller farms who might not have the time or resources to determine an optimal risk management strategy.masters, M.S., Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology (Applied Economics) -- University of Idaho - College of Graduate Studies, 2021-0
Grace Aguilar’s historical romances
No full textPhDMy dissertation looks critically at Grace Aguilar’s historical romance novels and short
stories, and investigates English writers’ uses of history in early- to mid-nineteenth century
fiction. Shifting the current critical emphasis on Aguilar’s Jewish texts, I
have analyzed the ways in which Aguilar revises the genres of the national tale, the
gothic romance, and the medieval romance in order to demonstrate her participation
in the construction of nineteenth-century domestic values.
In Chapter One, I introduce to critical debate Aguilar’s juvenilia, relying on
unpublished manuscripts and novels published only in the twentieth century to
establish the origins of Aguilar’s interest in history and historical writing. Locating
Aguilar’s narrative style in the early nineteenth-century national tale, I show that as a
child Aguilar envisioned the English and Scottish nations as a family, making
domesticity both a private and a public—a female and a male—value.
Chapter Two focuses on Aguilar’s use of history to express nineteenth-century
domestic ideals in her version of the gothic romance. Deploying the setting of the
Catholic Inquisition in Spain and Portugal, Aguilar writes gothic tales that unite
Jewish and Protestant gender values. She makes heroic the Jewish female martyr to
suggest not only that nineteenth-century Protestants and Jews share similar domestic
principles, but also that Jewish women could be seen as ideal models for Protestant
women.
Finally, in Chapter Three I explore Aguilar’s participation in the nineteenth-century
medievalist tradition by reflecting on her revision of nineteenth-century literary
idealizations of the Middle Ages. In these short stories, Aguilar fictionalizes the
sixteenth-century European chivalric ethos, looking critically at the role of women in
court society at the end of the Middle Ages. Deploying the tropes prevalent in
popular nineteenth-century anti-medievalist fiction, Aguilar debunks celebrations of
the Middle Ages by showing how chivalry is antagonistic to nineteenth-century
domesticity
Women and independence in the nineteenth century novel : a study of Austen, Trollope and James
No full text'Women
and
independence in the nineteenth century novel : a
study
of
Austen, Trollope
and
James', begins
with the
concept of
independence
and works through the three
most common usages of
the
word.
The first, financial independence (not
needing to
earn one's
livelihood)
appears to be
a necessary prerequisite
for the
second
and third forms
of
independence,
although it is by
no means an
unequivocal good
in
any of
the
novels.
The
second,
intellectual
independence (not
depending
on others
for
one's opinion or conduct;
unwilling
to be
under obligation
to
others),
is
a matter of asserting independence
while employing
terms
which society recognizes.
The third,
of
being independent, is
exemplified
by
an
inward
struggle
for
a
knowledge
of self.
In
order
to trace the development
of
the idea
of self
during the
nineteenth century,
I have
chosen a group of novels which seem
to be
representative of
the beginning, the
middle, and the
end of
the period.
Particular
attention
is
given
to the
characterizations of
Emma
Woodhouse, Glencora Palliser, Isabel Archer, Milly Theale and
Maggie
Verver. Whereas in Jane Austen's
novels
the self
has a
definite shape
which the heroine
must
discover, and
in Anthony Trollope's
novels
the
self
(reflecting
the idea
of socially-determined man) must
learn to
accommodate social and political changes,
in Henry James's
novels
the
self
determined by
external manifestations
(hollow
man)
is
posed
against
the exercise of
the free
spirit or soul.
Jane Austen's
novels
look backward,
as she reacts against
late
eighteenth century romanticism, and
forward,
with
the development
of
the heroine
who exemplifies
intellectual independence. Anthony
Trollope's
women characters are creatures of social and political
adaptation; although
they do
not
derive their
reason
for being
from
men,
they
must accommodate
themselves to
men's wishes.
And
Henry James looks backward,
wistfully, at
Austen's
solid, comforting,
innocent
self and
forward, despairingly, to the dark,
unknowable self
of
the twentieth
century
Red, white and blue highways: British travel writing and the American road trip in the late twentieth century
No full textThis study locates late-twentieth-century roadlogues (nonfiction, prose accounts of American road trips) by British writers within the tradition of the postwar American highway narrative in travel writing, novels, and film. It exposes the discursive structures and textual constraints underlying seven case studies published in the 1990s by comparing them to texts from various genres in diachronic and synchronic contexts. It contributes to scholarship on the American highway narrative, which largely overlooks British texts. It complements research on British travel writing, which tends to be biased towards pre-twentieth-century texts by travellers whose culture is in a dominant relation to that of travellees. It adds to postcolonial studies through analysis of representations of the other where otherness is reduced and complicated by a history of cultural exchange.
The methodology combines several approaches including discourse theory, discourse analysis, narrative theory, feminist criticism, and theories of tourism. Three main areas are considered: identity, in relation to nationality and gender; the road writer's gaze, with regard to vehicles and roads; and intertextuality, on the margins (in maps) and inside roadlogues (in direct and indirect allusions).
The study concludes that contemporary British roadlogues are in what is almost a subordinate relation to American highway narratives, evidenced by extensive influence of American texts. However, this subordination is qualified by joint ownership of western and New World myths, vestiges of imperial superiority, and selective deference by British writers. The latter is demonstrated through a consumer approach to American culture afforded by the episodic structure of the road trip and encouraged by the niche-oriented nature of the current market for travel writing. While American writers regard roadscapes with imperial eyes and experience the road trip as a rite of passage, contemporary Britons generally engage in superficial role play and remain untransformed by American highways
Magrath Store News (December 7, 1989)
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.ri
STORE NEWS
PHONES: OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065
UPSTAIRS & STORE. NEWS 758-6377
STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. Friday s Saturday 8 a.m. to 6 p.ir..
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7th, 1939 ................................. MAGRATH ALBERTA »Wi^*************^*«****^^******^**-****« ***************************************
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At Christmas
or Anytime
FRIDAY & SATURW
GOWNS AND ROBES MAKE AN
IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT AND
WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION
OF EACH.
iWWTH
YARNS
We have a nice selection of
Baby' Yams in shades of Pink,
Blue, Yellow, Mint, Mauve,
coral & Whi
Skirts
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Jewellery
Pant Suits
Smartly styled Suits in Red,
Black or Navy. Short: Jacket with
Skirts and Pants.
JACKET
CO-ORDINATES
Pik Nik Knits which include flowered
Tops, Skirts and Pants as well as plain
pink tops to co ordinate.
SIZES: S.M.L. PRICED 6.95 m.
Soft textured Brushed
Nylon - 3 pieces only
Yellow, Blue patterned.
Brown plain.
60" wide.
Fabrics
TABLECLOTHS
MAGRATH UNITED CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL CHRISTMAS
CONCERT & POT LUCK LUNCHEON - Sunday, December
17th. 10:30 a.m. Bake Sale & Calendars.
11:00 Concert followed by Pot Luck luncheon.
Mothers and interested friends - please contribute
items for the Bake Table and something
for the luncheon table. Thank you.
MAGRATH ROD & GUN CLUB
TURKEY BINGOS - Mondays and Fridays, December 4th,
December 8tg, December 11th & December 15th.
7:00 p.m. each night. Magrath Trading Company
Hall. Come and win your Christmas turkey
TURKEY SHOOT: The Magrath Rod & Gun Club
Turkey Shoot opened Friday, December 1st
and will continue to December 23rd daily
iron 10 a.m.
FOR RENT: Bachelor Suite in Fourplex. Stove
& fridge in unit. Call Magrath Rentals,
Ron Hunt 758-6358 or Robert Tanner 758-3107
758-6866 daytime.
FOR SALE: Small 2 bedroom older heme. Rewired,
new floor coverings throughout. Good location,
double lot, landscaped. Remodelled bathroan,
new sewer and water lines. Garage. Please
call Chipmans, 758-3675.
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MAGRATH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
REGULAR
45.95
"CARE-A-VAN TIME
It;s time once again to think about the
Festive Season and so many people go without.
Please donate non perishable food items
or toys for the CARE-A-VAN Program (formerly
"Care & Share") and make someone’s Christmas
much brighter. School Children are invited
to take items to school. Drop Off location
for Magrath & District residents is "Just
For You Hairstyles". Deadline date - December
15th.
Anyone in eed of a Christmas Harrper
may phone the Salvation Army, 328-2860,
and your name will be put on the list.
Dear Ag. Society Members:
I know it has been a very busy time
for everyone since July, but as an organization
we must all work together.
I have scheduled another meeting for
Wednesday, December 6th so we can get
organized before the Annual Meeting on
December 13th. All members must attend
and give corrmittee reports. If you wish
to step down from your position as this
time, please have all reports and an
agenda prepared to make it easier for
the person taking over your position.
The Annual Meeting will be heid at
the Homesteader Restaurant December 13t.h
at 8 o’clock. Free Lunch after meeting.
Please bring an interested friend.
Thank you., .
Gladys Larson, Chairperson.
. St. John's Lutheran Church Worship
Services will be held each Sunday afternoon
at 2 p.m. This will include the Christmas
Eve Service.
Magrath Minor Hockey is having a "Pin"
Contest. Sketches should be done on a
clear 8j<10 sheet of paper. For more information
contact Kendy Zsombor, 758-6470 or
Sadie Rasmussen, 653-2427.
CHRISTMAS PERM SPECIAL
"Just For You" Hairstyles 4th Annual
Christmas Perm Special - to December 16th.
31.95 for Cut & Perm; 29.95 Seniors.
(Long Hair extra). Drop by for your latest
cut and perm and be ready for the Festive
Season. Call now, 758-6350.
We also have gift certificates.
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MOST ITEMS HAVE A ONE YEAR
OVER-THE_COUNTER WARRANTY.
Fresh Cut
Christmas Trees
You will find a nice
selection of Christmas
Trees - Pine, Spruce
and Balsam - in a
good assortment of
sizes.
appliances
We have a good selection
of Household Appliances for
Christmas giving. Items for
Mom & Dad as well as articles
the entire family will
enjoy using.
F FREE I
| Rift Wrapping |
Christmas Light
Hangers
There are several kinds of Christinas
Tree Light hangers.
CHRISTMAS
DECORATIONS
CHRISTMAS DOOR WREATH
Beautiful, large Wreaths fl99 in frosted effect with | -nr*-
Toys+Rames
SEE'OUR GOOD SELECTION OF TOYS, GAMES,
DOLLS ETC. LOTS OF TONKA TOYS.
BEAT THE
CHRISTMAS RUSH
’ Shop in your own Heme Town. Lots of free parking. A
good selection of Christmas merchandise at competitive prices.
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Noma 15 Light Outdoor
Energy efficient.
Save 30% on energy.
Light Set
Tree Stand
We
of
up
have a good selection
Tree Stands for putting
your Christmas Tree.
CHRISTMAS OUTDOOR
Replacement Rulbs
Assorted Sparkle Bulbs in Red, Gold,
Green & Blue. REG. 1.99 4 pack 1 3
Coloring Books
We have a new display of Christinas Coloring Books.
Nice Stocking Stuffers for the Kiddies.
APPLIANCES
X WE STOCK MAYTAG, AMIRAL,
AND MOFFAT WASHERS & DRYERS,
REFRIGERATORS & RANGES AS WELL
AS DISH WASHERS.
The new Thanas A. barren Gy.ras5 -to, one of the most modern facilities
of its kind in Southern Alberta, was officially opened Friday evening during
the 21st Annual Magrath High School Boys Basketball Tournament.
High School Prineiapl Neil Nordquist welcomed the near one thousand
people attending the. event. The '‘Spirit of Alberta" Band, under the direction
of Mr. Jerry Chatwin, played "0 Canada" followed by "Hold That Tiger".
The Color Guard performed under the direction of Mrs. Elizabeth Strong.
Mr. Mick Barnett, Cardston School Board #2 Chairman, brought greetings
and spoke on behalf of the School Board and Mr. Jack Ady, M.L.A. of the Cardston Constituency
spoke. This was followed by presentations with Mr. Murray of Lethbridge, on behalf of Recreation
Parks & Wildlife Foundation presenting a 15,000 cheque to Dr. Alan Dudley, President of
the Tan Karren Gymnasium Society.
Mr. Jack Ady, on behalf of the Alberta Community Facility Enhancement Program, presented
a cheque for 94,700 to Mr. Mick Barnett of the School Board. Dr. Dudley told how he
had taken over as president following the death of Mr. Ton Karren, and the work that has gone
into raising funds for the facility.
The Ribbon cutting ceremony climaxed the opening event with representatives of the Cardston
School Board and the Magrath Town Council situated at one end of the ribbon; the Tom
Karren Gymnasium Society at the other end of the ribbon and the Ton Karren family located in
the middle with Mona Karren cutting the ribbon on behalf of the family. An impressive event.
Cardston Cougars captured the annual Magrath
High School Boys Tournament Saturday night
defeating the tough Raymond Comets 73-72. Barry
Sudo and Joel Pilling each had 18 points and
Tysson Lybbert 23 for Cardston while Raymond
point-getters were Dustin Karren, 24, Chayston
Harker 16, Kevin lawlor 41. Third place winners
were St Mary's Warriors placing host Magrath
Zeniths in fifth spot with a 56-51 score.
Paul Goodstriker topped the Warriers with 10,
Cam Shade 14, Steve Fox 11, Lionel Weasel
Head 10. Clint Heath netted 18 for Magrath.
In consolation finals Winston Churchill
Bulldogs edged Taber's W.R. Meyers Rebels
81-79.
Earlier Saturday results: W.R. Meyers
defeated Catholic Central 66-62. Winston
Churchill downed Coaldale Kate Andrews
Gaels 71-62. Cardston dropped St. Mary’s
67-54 and Raymond defeated Magrath 98-61.
Friday's games saw St. Mary's Warriors
defeat W.R. Meyers 73-63; Cardston Cougars
upset Catholic Central 64-53 and Magrath
Zeniths downed Coaldale’s Kate Andrews
Gaels 65-50.
TOWN OF MAGATH NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Residents of Magrath and District, are invited
to attend a public review meeting for the purpose
of discussing the first draft of The Town, of Mag-rath's
Comprehensive Master Plan. This meeting
will be held Wednesday, December 13th at 7 p.m.
at the Magrath Seniors Centre.
Town of Magrath.
December 2nd was a special day for Ken
and Darlene Miller as they celebrated their 45th
Wedding Anniversary.
There was a family dinner held at the Senior
Citizens Centre in which, the family was in attendance
with out-of-town members Sharon & Ray
Mustard and daughter Marie of Didsbury, Shannon
Reed and daughters of Calgary also present.
FOR RENT: 3 bedroom home. 6.95 (Reg.
7.95 (Reg. 75,000 was set. Should the amount
surpass that, the funds would all be used
in the school to have an even better facility.
We are happy to say that the goal was reached
and significantly passed. It is hoped
that the New Gym and total school facility
is one that we will all be. proud of and one
that the students and community will use for
many years to come. Tom would be very
pleased.
The Tom Karren Fund Raising Committee.
Cornnit tee Members: Tcm karren, Alan Dudley
L.B. Tanner, Ted Haynes, Neil Nordquist,
Wayne Harris, S.M. Ririe, David Wilde, Cal
Axiston, Norma Pilling, Greg Strong, Blair
Sabey, Wes Balderson, leVaun Thompson, Doug
Speelman, Walter Michael, Adlan Dahl, Ron
Hunt, Marilyn Henderson, Debbie Leishman,
Jack Kearl and Marilyn Dahl.
Mandarins CALIFORNIA SATSUMA, 8 lb. boxes
Delicious Apples . RED OR GOLDEN ...........
TOMATOES
89s
130
■ kg
130
KG
Celery HEARTS 24 oz. .......................................................
Potatoes RUSSET 10 lbs
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Rod Ririe's Tadpoles on November 17th,
opened the season by playing Coaldale here tn
Magrath. They played a really good game but
came up short 11-7. Braedon Balderson (2)
Mason Dahl added 2 more, Dustin Ririe (2 & 2)
Cody Ririe and Josh Heggie 1 assist. It was
Denver WethereIt's first time as goalie and
he did a good job.
November 25th - Tadpoles played a game against
Cardston and came out on top 12-8. Dustin Ririe
popped in 11 goals, Denver Wetherelt added one
more. Rhonda Strate. with 3 assists and one
assist going to Josh Heggie, Denver Wetherelt,
Stan Ringuette, Mason Dahl, Darren Bevers, Cody
Ririe, Dustin Mandel and Joshua Bourelle.
Chris Chatwin did an outstanding job in goal.
December 2; Played an early game in Cardston
and won despite having half the tear down with
the flu. Final score 12-6. Dustin Ririe led
the scoring with 7 goals and 1 assist. Mason
Dahl 2 goals, Rhonda Strate 1 goal, 3 assists;
Stan Ringuette 1 assist. Goalie duties were
shared by Chris Chatwin, Darren Severs, Josh
Heggie and Denver Wetherelt.
The team has been playing very well together.
This weekend we. will be in action
in Great Falls. If you'd like to see the
Tadpoles in action, there will be. a Tadpole
game every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 10:30.
We'd like to see you there. Rod Ririe.
Wade's Tadpoles made it two in a row by
defeating Kainai 9-4 here in Magrath Saturday,
December 2nd. Once again Tanner Godlon-ton
led the way with 4 goals. Adam Mehew was
a close second with a hat trick and 2 assists.
Braedon balderson rounded up the scoring with
2 goals and Peter Lee was out of net this game,
and contributed an assist. Jimmy Balderson
took over in net and did an excellent job. The
entire team played well and worked hard to
cane up with an impressive win. Thanks to
all the parents who came out to watch and
cheer on the team. Your support is really appreciated.
Ray & Pearl Wakefield would like to say a
special thank you to all their relatives and
friends who attended their 50th Wedding Anniversary.
Also to til who sent cards, letters
and gifts. Thank you. Ray & Pearl.
ATTENTION MAG-RATH RESIDENTS: Several homes and
vehicles have been broken into in the last
little while and we request, your assistance
in the following ways: 1. Be sure to lock
your vehicles ¿and houses, even during the day.
2. Call RCMP immediately■if you see anyone suspicious
lurking around. RCMP Emergency Phone
Number is 758-3525. If no one is in the office
the call goes to Lethbridge and they will
contact a Magrath member immediately. REMEMBER
these criminals have no respect for anyone's
property and you may stop these crimes from
occurring if you call in any suspicious activity.
Magrath R.C.M.P.
CRIME STOPPERS: Magrath R.C.M.P. request your
assistance in solving some residental BREAK
INS., On Saturday the 2nd of December between
6:00 p.m. and 12:00 midnight someone broke
into four residences in Magrath. The residences
are located at the north west end of
Magrath around the United Church. If anyone
noted any suspicious persons walking around
or in vehicles please contact the R.C.M.P.
with this information. If you wish to remain
anonymous, you may contact CRIME STOPPERS.
Magrath R.C.M.P.
Mr. Leo Wilford Spencer, beloved husband
of Merilyn Ann Folsom Spencer of Cardston, pass
ed away in Lethbridge, Saturday, December 2nd,
1989. He was born in Magrath on November 27,
1902. He had worked for the Federal Customs
Department for many years.
He is survived by one son, two daughters,
his loving wife Merilyn; three sisters Ida,
Eleanor and Dora; two brothers George and Miles
Funeral services were held in the Cardston
Temple Street LDS Chapel, Wednesday, December 6
MAGRATH UNITED CHURCH will celebrate White
Gift Sunday December 17th (originally
planned for ¡December 10th). The Sunday
MAGRATH UNITED CHURCH will celebrate White
Gift Sunday December 17th (originally planned
becemter 10th) with the Sunday School presenting
"Christinas Through the Centuries" during
Worship Service. This will be. followed
by a Pot Luck Social & bake Table in the
church hall. This year's gifts are going to
be donated to Harbour House School. Children's
books in good condition, art supplies
(crayons, pencils, markers, paints, etc.)
are needed.
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Paper Towels* HI - DRI .JUMBO 1 Roll ...................................
Facial Tissue KLEENEX 200 pk 109
Bathroom Tissue ROLL I59
Cream Cheese PHILADELPHIA 250 g
Cheese Slices KRAFT VELVEETA 500 g 329
Orange Juice F MC CAINS 355 ml
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COKE
SPRITE
Coke, Diet Coke
Classic Coke,
Sprite, Diet
Sprite.
1 liter
EGG NOG 1 liter
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De]. Bonita Wildlife Club will be having a Re-organizational
meeting on Sunday, December 10th at 3:00 p.m.
at the Conmunity Hall. Please come and support your
club.
FOR SALE: 12 ft. Mini Stock Trailer. Walk-in Tack,
Saddle racks,lights, lots of options. 4 months old.
2/each. Meal
Tickets can be purchased at the
Cafeteria daily, weekly or monthly.
Hutterville Colony School is in need of a few items
for our Christmas craft projects. Things like material
scraps, lace or true; scraps, old Christmas cards, yarn,
baby food jars, old Christmas tree decorations and any
items you are trying to get rid of that could’ be used
for creative projects. If you have any of these items
call Charlotte Webster, 758-3424. Thank you very much..
FOR SALE: King Trumpet. Student model. Excellent condition,
like new. Websters. Ph. 758-3424.
MEN'S CURLING MEETING will be held
Tuesday, December 12th at 7 p.m.
sharp at the rink.
HOME & school: news
FOR SALE: Canaries. Champions.
Guranteed singers. 55/each.
Phone Verdell Saxton, 758-6663.
FOR RENT: Apartment on Main Street,
Phone 758-3418.
FOR SALE:
Stroller.
Sewing machine; Waterbed,
Phone 758-6579.
Parents, Grandparents, Parents-To-Be.: Our School Curriculum
is in constant change. Children are not just being
taught the 3 r"s "reading, 'writing and ’rithmetic".
After Christmas, Sex Education will be. taught in the
Magrath School. In December several people will be attending
a seminar for "Educators" to learn what long range
plans and goals have been established for this type of
education in Alberta.
The Magrath Home & School Association has requested
that these people then inform the parents - December 14th
7:30 p.m. in the School Library. Be informed. Please Attend.
FOR SALE:
organ.
1 Wurlitzer funmaker
Phone 758-6876.
him-
The Hare. & School extends a big thank you to all
those people in the cannunity who so willingly provided
squares and punch for the Magrath Comnunity Concert on
Monday, December 4th. Thank you. Magrath H & S.
MEAT
Cross Rib Roasts..................... 2’®...... 4®’
Chuck Blade Roast boneless.................... ......... ■ kg'
FLETCHERS OR BURNS 450 g
Sliced Meats FLETCHERS 175
Side Bacon FLETCHERS OR BURNS 500 g
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Friends were sorry to hear of the death
of Mr. Daniel Jesse Atwood , father of Dan
(DeAnne) Atwood of Magrath.
Mr. Atwood passed away on Monday, November
27th, 1989 at the Bow Island Health
Centre.
Funeral Services were held at the
L.D.S. Chapel, Bow Island, on Saturday,
December 2nd.
Sympathy is extended to Evelyn and
Delyn Jensen on the death of Evelyn's
father, Mr. Bruce Galbarith of Raymond.
He passed away on Monday, November 27, 1989
at the age of 77 years.
Funeral services were held at the L.D.S.
Knight Street Chapel in Raymond on Thursday,
November 30th.
MAGRATH U.C.W. ANNUAL POT LUCK CHRISTMAS
DINNER & PARTY - will be held Thursday,
December 14th at 6:30 p.m. in the United
Church Hall. Please bring an item for
the dinner table and a 3.00 gift exchange.
All ladies of'the congregation are most
welcome. (Husbands are welcome to come
and attend the kitchen).
MAGRATH CURLING NE^S
The Magrath Curling Club would like
to thank all those people who are working
hard, selling our "Cash Lottery Calendars",
The winners of the fhird, fourth and
fifth "Early Bird Draws" are Dorothy and
Bud Trimnoir, Bruce Alexander and Ed Kurtz
respectively.
We have 5 Early Bird Draws left. ,
If you still have someone on your
Christmas list to buy for, you might consider
our "Cash Calendar". A gift that supports
the "Magrath Building Fund" and at the same
time, a chance at winning up to $22,000 in
cash.
If you are interested contact any member
of the Magrath Curling Club.
In honor of Elsie and Earl Wocknitz'
50th Wedding Anniversary, their children
and grandch
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No full text© The Author(s) 2018. Background. Hyperactivation of phosphoinositide 3-kinase (PI3K) signaling is common in cancers, but the precise role of the pathway in glioma biology remains to be determined. Some understanding of PI3K signaling mechanisms in brain cancer comes from studies on neural stem/progenitor cells (NSPCs), where signals transmitted via the PI3K pathway cooperate with other intracellular pathways and downstream transcription factors to regulate critical cell functions. Methods. To investigate the role of the PI3K pathway in glioma initiation and development, we generated a mouse model targeting the inducible expression of a PIK3CAH1047A oncogenic mutant and deletion of the PI3K negative regulator, phosphatase and tensin homolog (PTEN), to NSPCs. Results. Expression of a Pik3caH1047A was sufficient to generate tumors with oligodendroglial features, but simultaneous loss of PTEN was required for the development of invasive, high-grade glioma. Pik3caH1047A-PTEN mutant NSPCs exhibited enhanced neurosphere formation which correlated with increased Wnt signaling, while loss of cAMP response element binding protein (CREB) in Pik3caH1047A-Pten mutant tumors led to longer symptom-free survival in mice. Conclusion. Taken together, our findings present a novel mouse model for glioma demonstrating that the PI3K pathway is important for initiation of tumorigenesis and that disruption of downstream CREB signaling attenuates tumor expansion
Self-identity and consumption : a study of consumer personality, brand personality, and brand relationship
No full textThis thesis investigates the relationship between self-identity and consumption by discussing the conceptual and measurement issues of consumer personality, brand personality, and brand relationship. The investigation is based on the theories of personality, self-identity, and interpersonal relationship.
The self-identity theories (Belk 1988; Cooley 1964; James 1890; Mead 1935) suggest that consumers may use brands to construct, maintain, and enhance their self-identities. Drawing from the literature of personality and self-identity, this thesis repositions the concept of personality for the context of consumption and refers it to self-identity (self-perception) rather than behaviour. This repositioning indicates that consumer personality and brand personality can be examined by the same personality concept. On the basis of the self-identity theories, a positive relationship is expected to exist between consumer personality and brand personality. Moreover, the interpersonal relationship theories (Aron et al. 1991; Rodin 1978; Thibaut and Kelley 1959) indicate that the relationship partners become a part of the self-identity in a close relationship. Therefore, it is hypothesised that the closer the brand personality and consumer personality perceived by the consumers (consumer-brand congruence), the better the brand relationship quality.
This study applies a quasi-experiment from a field setting to examine the relationship among consumer personality, brand personality, and brand relationship. A 2 (high and low involvement) x 2 (high and low feeling) factorial design is featured to explore the role of involvement and feeling in the relationship of self-identity and consumption. A total number of 468 observations reveals that consumer and brand personality are strongly and positively related. The greater the consumer-brand congruence is, the better the brand relationship. Minimal moderating effects of involvement and feeling to the relationships between consumer personality and brand personality and between consumer-brand congruence and brand relationship quality are observed. These findings suggest that consumers use brands from various product categories in different situations to maintain their self-identities.
The study attempts to make contributions on the theoretical, methodological, and managerial levels. Theoretically, it clarifies the concepts of consumer personality and brand personality, and reaffirms the concept of brand relationship. In this way, some measurement issues of self-identity and brand personality are resolved. The findings suggest that brand personality can be used as a tool to investigate global markets and to facilitate market segmentation and communication. Finally, the limitations of the thesis are recognised and directions for future research are offered
The English translation of seventeenth-century French lyric poetry and epigrams during the Caroline period
No full textThis doctoral thesis is the first comprehensive study of contemporary English translations of French lyric poetry during the Caroline period. While there has been extensive study of translations from French literature of other genres, notably drama, translations of lyric poetry have been largely ignored. The thesis examines the translations within the context of literary and cultural trends in France and England during the seventeenth century. Differing cultural tendencies and reader expectations are evident both in the selection of particular poems for translation, and in the changes translators made to their source texts. Chapter one contains background information on the social and literary relations between France and England during the seventeenth century, and an overview of the social and political conditions in which poetry was written in each country. Chapter two investigates where and how translators obtained the texts of the poems they translated, and in particular the use of the recueils collectifs as sources for translations. Chapters three, four and five provide a thematic overview of the most significant and interesting translations. The themes chosen - eroticism, love and nature - constitute those most popular with translators, and the representation of these themes in both the original poems and the translations is closely connected to wider literary and cultural tendencies in both France and England. Having provided a thematic overview of the translations, chapters 6 and 7 examine some of the more technical and linguistic aspects of the practice of translating from contemporary French poetry in Caroline England. Chapter seven studies the translation of the French lyric voice, and the effects of this on the representation of themes, particularly love and nature. Chapter eight examines the English treatment of some aspects of seventeenth-century French prosody, placing these and the changes made by translators in the context of prosodic developments in both France and England. The conclusion highlights patterns identified in translators' handling of the source texts; these draw attention to the literary and cultural differences between France and England in the seventeenth century, and demonstrate that French poetry is altered in English translation to suit the tastes of translators and their intended English readership
Magrath Store News (December 3, 1997)
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 bv
The Magrath Trading Company
35 cents
Wednesday December 3, 1997
The Magrath High School will host its
Twenty Ninth Annual Boys Basketball
Tournament on Friday December Sth &
Saturday Dec. 6th. Eight of the best teams from
across Alberta will participate with 4 games
being played Friday, starting at 4:00 p.m. &
games all day on Sat, starting at 10:30 a.m.
The 3rd place final will be at 6 p.m. & the final
at 8 p.m.
Come out and support the Zeniths as they go
for two home tournament wins in a row!.
Friday Games:
4:00 p.m. CCHS vs. Canmore
5:45 p.m. Archbishop O'Leary vs. Coaldale
7:30 p.m. WCHS vs. ZENITHS (Magrath)
9:15 Kainai vs. Cardston
It's the time
of the year
for the
6th Annual Magrath
Christmas Carol Festival
Monday December 15th
7 p.m.
in the Tom Karren Gym
*Featuring choirs
from Elementary to High School
and the Community.
*Please bring a food bank donation.
******
Santa Clans
Ticket Prices: 11 game pass 1 session
12 yrs & over 4.00
Under 12 2.00
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is coming to
Have you been upstairs at the T. C. lately?!
Well why not drop in and visit our new L.D.S.
Book & Tape Centre, shop, browse, sit and best
of all compare our prices - We're very
competitive! Friendly staff, very helpful - do
your Christmas shopping here. We have a great
selection of books, tapes, CJl's, journals etc.
Come on it & relax as you browse, no
Christmas Rush here!!! We would love to see
you, so come on in!!!
******
Dec Sth 6:30
Ice Arena
free ice skating
between 7:00 & 8:15
LIBRARY NEWS - ADULT FICTION
Chase the Wind by Janelle Taylor, The Heat Listens by
Helen Van Slyke, Humans by Donald Westlake, Capital
Crimes by Lawrence Sanders, Simisola by Rath Rendefi.
ADULT NON-FICTION
The Joy of Ginger by Margaret Conrad, Living with
Herbs by Jo Ann Gardner, Into the Storm by Tom
Clancy.
JUVENILE FICTION
Shiloh Season by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor(Newbery
Medal Winner for Shiloh)
CfflT.DREN'S FICTION
The Wearer's Horse by Jill Creighton, Marisol and the
Yellow Messenger by Emilie Smith-Ayala, Nicholas at the
Library by Hazel Hutchins.
NEW VIDEOS i
Shadowlands.
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THE MAGRATH PUBLIC LIBRARY
Presents
Dale Ketcheson playing the
CLASSICAL GUITAR
WHEN: Saturday, December 27th, 1997
PLACE: The Merklcy Complex
in the Magrath Public Library
TIME: 7:00 p.m.
COST: 5.00 Adults & Students(13 Yrs. & up)
20.00 Family (2 adults & up to 5 children)
(each 12 yrs. & under)
Tickets available at the
Magrath PUBLIC LIBRARY
Refreshments sold during intermission.
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Alumni Tourney
The Magrath Zenith Alumni Assc. will be hosting its
annual tourney this holiday season. It will be held on
Dec. 26-27, on frL & sat
Please contact the following for your age group if you
are interested in playing
Pre 1978 John Balderson
1978-1981 John Scott
1982 - 86 Byrne Cook
1987-88 Tim Sabey
1989-91 Ron Strate
1992-93 Aaron Kinder .
1994-96 Dustin Miller
1997 Josh Gruninger
A Panda Alumni game will be played Fri @ 3 p.m. Call
Mindy(Cook) Blackmore @ 758-3543 if you’re interested
in playing. There is a 5 fee for the Pandas & 15 for
Zeniths. Each Zenith team is guaranteed three games.
There will be a Hot Shot contest for tike elementary
students, run by Burns Alston,: Bill Alston will be hosting
a ball raffle. A 3 point shoot is at 6 p.m on frL The
schedule will be in the paper in a few weeks.
Questions? Call Ron 758-6007 or Tim 758-3327
Magrath Novice Mounties
As evening approached, storm clouds were seen brewing
on the Northern Horizon. The Subaru Sabres &
Crocodile Dundee were coming to town. Their reputation
was wen known-team jackets Australian Slickers, skate
boots were crocodile hide & Boomerangs were tattooed
on the back of their heads, die 1st - 2 periods were like a
hammock in Perth. We drew 1st blood 10 sec. into the
1st period then sunk the haft deeper 10 min later but
those bushmen were quick to respond-at the end of 2 it
was 4-4. Our rookie goalie David "Potvin" Harker was
outstanding! On a point blankshot with on one but Mr.
Freeze as his ally Harker dropped to his knees, did the
butterfly better than Mark Spitz & stoned the shooter.
Katby Ripley gave smelling salts to Cheryl Harker &
Russ Barnett was heard quoting Winston Churchill. The
Barnett Boys teamed up for 6 goals but in the 3rd period
Mad Maxx strolled in wearing #11 & Tina Turner was
singing die blues. Sabres 9-Mounties 6. Connor Barnett
4-0, Cole Barnett 2-0, Josh Rice 0-1, Cole Schneyder 0-1.
Our next adventure was back to the plains of Abraham-
Warner. Rumor had it that a team from Resolute Bay
came there to play & their Eskimo coach froze to death
& is buried in the rafters-I can attest to that. Despite die
cold we were out to even the score. Cole Barnett
unloaded 50* out & the goalie, goal, boards & Zambonie
had to be replaced. Connor Barnett thought that he was
a loom as he weaved the finest rug this side of Persia &
padded it with a goaL Casey Hillmer went back to his
roots in Scotland & found himself in a Rugby scrum &
plowed one through the posts. A valiant effort in a 6-3
loss. Casey Hillmer 1-2, Connor Barnett 1-0, Cole
Barnett 1-0.
ANNUAL MAGRATH
ROD & GUN
v TURKEY SHOOT
AND TURKEY BINGO
Dec. 5th to Dec. 20th
in the Trading Co. Hall
Shoot open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
(monday thru Saturday)
BINGO ON
Mondays Dec. 1, 8, and 15th
at the
GARDEN CITY SENIORS CENTER
at 7:00 p.m.
♦Please lend a hand with the shoot.
Phone Bill Saunders @ 758-6763.
The next general meeting will be
Thur. Dec. 18th at 7:30 p.m.
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Mary Elizabeth (Beth) Pitcher passed away in
Cardston on Wednesday, November 26, 1997,
at 81 years of age.
Beth was the daughter of David Allen & Elsie
May (Peterson) Pitcher. She is survived by 2
brothers: Willis (Ethel) & Decon (Awilla)
Pitcher and one sister Bernice Sillito.
A Funeral Service was held in Raymond on
Saturday November 29th with interment in the
Cardston Cemetery.
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Waldon Orin Gurney passed away November
24th, 1997. He leaves to mourn his wife Rose,
his daughter Doreen Gurney, and his four sons
Walden (Marilyn), Briant (Roberta), Brice
(Linda), Wayne Gurney.
A Funeral Service was held on Thursday
November 27th and interment followed in the
Magrath Cemetery.
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The Roy Byng Beazer Family would like to
express their gratitude to everyone for the gifts,
flowers, cards, food and overwhelming support
during Byng's passing and for all the caring
and love you have showered upon us these past
few weeks.
Donna Beazer.
Sue Gaff and kids are pleased to say husband
and dad is doing great. Nephew Richard got
home yesterday and is doing fine. The kidney is
working well. We want to thank everyone from
the bottom of our hearts for the well wishes,
food and thoughts. For the prayers and
support.
The Gaff Family
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It’s the time
of the year
for the
6th Annual Magrath
Christmas Carol Festival
Monday December 15th
7 p.m.
in the Tom Karren Gym
*Featuring choirs
from Elementary to High School
and the Community.
*Please bring a food bank donation.
******
Commercial & Residential
Alarm Systems
Canadian Security Systems
P.O. BOX 574 Magrath
FOOTHILLS
APPLIANCE
SERVICE
Owner Operator: Art Heninger
formerly of Magrath
now living in Cardston
-We repair all major appliances.
-We have good rebuilt appliances
in stock, sold with guarantee
Will come to Magrath weekly or
whenever needed
*No mileage charge*
653-1919
Locksmith: Rekeying,
Deadbolts, Safes.
Ross Moore
758-3945
Honey, this is not what I had
in mind when I told you to draw
some water from the well.”
teamroping school
December 12 & 13, 1997
Magrath Indoor Arena
(by the golf course)
* Come Learn the Basics or Sharpen Your Skills **
In Southern Alberta's Newest Indoor Facility «
** Heated Indoor Arena - 105 x 220 **
» Muley and Horned Cattle (Learn to rope both)**
MACARONI By Garth Ukrainetz
HLAYOODWARD - heading
* '97 CANADIAN TEAM ROPING
CHAMPION HEADER
• ‘95, '96, '97 FOOTHILLS COWBOYS
ASSOCIATION CHAMPION HEADER
♦ '97 CHINOOK RODEO ASSOCIATION
SEASON LEADER HEADER
» ‘97 ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION
CHAMPION OPEN HEADER
RILEY WILSON- heeliOfl
• '97 CHINOOK RODEO ASSOCIATION
ALL AROUND CHAMPION
• ‘95, '96, 97 FOOTHILLS COWBOYS
ASSOCIATION CHAMPION HEELER
• ‘97 CHINOOK RODEO ASSOC lATlON
SEASON LEADER HEELER
• '96 WYOMING AND MONTANA
(BIG SKY REGION) INTERCOLLEGIATE
CHAMPION HEELER
turn is it to go and
another six pack of salt
Fee 25
Registration December 12,1997 @ 5;3û pm
December 12,1997 - 6 pm -10 pm
December 13, 1997 - 8 am - 6 pm
Formore information or to register please call D.J. Woodward 758-6017 or Riley Wilson 653-^234
M.T.M. GAKBAGE
disposal *
Dependable! Reliable!
Pick-up every Saturday
Only 7.00 per month takes
all the worry* out of
trash disj*osai.
GIVE US A CALL TODAY
’ 758-34C3
For all your
construction,
roofing and .
siding estimates
KEN JENSEN
758-3669
MAGRATH
ALBERTA
MAGRATH JUNIOR & SENIOR HIGH HONOUR ROLL - NOVEMBER 4TH REPORT CARDS
Grade 7__- 90% and over
Chatwin Viktoria, Schneyder Jessica 80% to 89% - Baldersan Debbie, Dever Casey, Wilde Bonnie, Harris Brett, Balderson Lauren, Godsalve Ivy, Ragan Aaron, Wyght Valena-Rose, Cook Hayley, Dudley Steven, Harris Mandy, Schneyder Melissa, Hill Jenna, Dahl Chase, Bly Angela, William« Natasha, Persy James Reid, Hudson Jillene, Michel Cassidy, Alston Giuliana, Bhunell Bryan, 70% to 79% - Heggic Melissa, Chipman Kariann, Koskewich Amanda, Smith Emily, Atwood Chelsey, Burgess Sascha, Passey Brandy, Stewart Lukus, Harker Jesse, Bennett Jonathan, Davies Alison, Shaw Angela, Mebew Doug, Black Plume Tiffany, Richards Brandon, Tollestrup Allen, Wamboldt Christina, Sorpold Brad. Grade 8_;__90% and over - Smith Michelle, Johnson
Marcie, Bourne Kathy, Low Connor, Sabey Dahlin, Stringam Heidi, Christensen Adrienne.
80% to 89% - Zobell Ashley, Holladay Christopher, Bevers Amy, Fazikos April, Mendenhall David, Watson Peter, Beck Chris, Litchfield Curtis, Alston Dylan, Wilde Danielle, Hatch Shani, Davidsen Brandon.
70% to 79% - Godsalve Marie, Hoti Jamey, Barnett Layne, Helgeson Kelsey, Alston Booker, Stanford Sean, Quist Hugh, Bullock Kevin, Ririe Cody, Yacknlic Matthew, Leavitt Andrew, Anderson Jarrod, Still Jenna, Cook Dan, Peterson Lindsay, Sillito Dani, Thomson Robert, Alston Kezia, Clifton Mikkenna, Prince Emily, Zobell Jamie, Stoutjesdyk William, Wetherelt Denver, Mandel Dustin.
Grade 9_- 90% and over - Leishman Joan, Chipman
Janay, Chatwin Christopher, Harris Matthew, Bly Shane, Passey Jill, Sorpold Lindsey, Gurney Brooklyn, Scott Tiffany, Wyght Chelsey.
80% to 89% - Regehr Cindy, Todd Michelle, Bevers Darren, Bourelle Joshua, Balderson Jimmy, Alston Gabriella, Davies Alyssa, Helgeson Chelsie, Leavitt Brittanee, Davidsen Vanessa, Blackmer Brooks, Woodruff Ron, Webster Sharlee, Johnson Jodi, Scott Amy, Meldrum Janie, Ririe Dustin, Smith Megan, Stewart Matthew, Tollestrup Megan, Wood Benjamin, Holladay Ginger,
70% to 79% - Cook Jordan, Schneyder Kyle, Lowry Anthony, Headrick Jennifer, Shepherd Richele, Holland Kandace, Toone Czar.
Grade 10 - 90% and over - Leishman Lisa, Woolley Richard, Wyght Tamara, Bhunell Stephanie, Alston Kourtney.
80% to 89% - Strafe Rhonda, Thomson Amy, Johnson Angie, Turnbull Kimberly, Perry Michelle, Watson Scott, Mckelvey Heather, Morton Carson, Johnson Lara, Leavitt Peter, Mendenhall Stacey, Dahl Mason, Dudley Danny, Johnson Kathleen, Holladay Justin.
70% to 79% - Quist Stephanie, Whitt Erin, Shaw Cenrtney, Ranger Landon, Heaton Wesley. Lnwry Makea, Ripley Jenae, Balderson Braeder, Johnson Tylor, Baines Ashley, Godsalve Koryn, Smart Diana, Peacock Cody, Helgeson Kristy, Miller Shane, Beck Kaylee, Mandel Darius, Henderson Brandon, Hill Colleen, Carter Sarah, Christensen Andrew, Christensen Casey, Kilkenny Jared, Thomson Casey, Bly Michael, Michel Shelsea, Sillito Tona, Hillmer Heather, Rollingson Matthieu, Start Rebecca, Zobell Jordan, Harker Ginny, Bullock Julie.
Grade 11 -_90% and over - Passey Stephanie, Smith
Diane, Foggin Carlos, Henry Jody, Shaw Colette 80% to 89% - Gurney Brett, Balderson Darren, Regehr Julie, Lowry Rio, Fillmore Christy, Bly Amy, Scott Emily, Anderson Tiffany, Harper Maegan, Redd Melissa, Gimblett Sandra, Zobell Juli, Still Karen, 70% - 79% - Alston Matthew, Mehew Jonie, West Laura, Wilde Shian, Bly Kirsten, Harker BJ., Werk Michele, Beauchamp Clinton, Dudley Clint, Rasmussen Patrick, Jensen Jordan, Harris Pam, Christensen, Leland, Peterson Chad, Bevers Michelle, Scott Angie, Leavitt Alonna, Hatch Tiffany, Orr Doug. Tanner Alita, Loose Jayme, Bevers Jennifer, Cowan Christina, Toone Jonathon, Miller Tina, Clark J.D.
Grade 12 -_90% and over - Leishman Karren, Minion
Jessi, Heath Joel, Stewart Brooke, Johnson Kalli 80% to 89% - Wolsey Bradley, Michel Grayson, McClung Sterling, Dahl Lyndsi, Reeder Jessica, Leavitt Tom, Nelson Aleesa, Johnson Jenny, Wood Jason, Watanabe Sarah, Balderson Michael, Bourne Becky, Harker Ryan, Headrick Erin, Dudley Nathan, Morton Dennis, Newton Julaine, Johnson Leona.
70% to 79% - Orr David, Peirens Travis, Karren Mandy, Beres Andrew, Hcggie Michael, Thompson J.R., Robinson Kurt, Yoshihara Jen, Frenzei Robyn, Rasmussen Stephanie, Bourne Jennifer, Heaton Tyler, Prince Dustin, Stweetgrass Brenda, Atwood Canunie, Salmon Jesse, Many Grey Horses, Jyme, Tollestrup Allison, Harris, Brenna Di, Powlesland Cory, Heggie Kyle, Davies Aubrey, Stahl, Cody, Thomson Mike, Jarvas Carly, Baines Sean, Bly Kristie, Johnson Brad, Henry Greg, Kerr David.CLASSIFIED ADS
DEADLINE: TUESDAY 12 NOON PHONE 758-6377
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To the person who found our cell phone outside CJ Subs, could you please call us back! We lost your name & no. 758-6344.
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Wanted to buy white ice cream buckets. 758-3739.
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Wanted: Ruger 10/22 rifle, will pay 125. 758-6393.
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A Fun Christmas Present! baby hedgehogs for sale Call 758-6070 12-13.
******
Border Collie Puppies Excellent working dogs & great pets. Ready to go Dec.
15. Phone 758-3653. 12-3
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For sale: Sega Genesis games-Super Wrestle Mania 7, also Game Gear comes with AC adaptor, NHL All Star Hockey & Tale Spin 300. Phone 758-3653.
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FOR ALL YOUR SHAKLEE NEEDS: wellness program or cleaning needs. Call Melva @ 758-3517. 12-31.
For sale: 1991 Nissan Sentra- 5 sp. cruise, stereo cassette, 130,000 km, light blue grey w/navy interior. Excellent cond. 150, never used.
Phone 758-3653. 12-3.
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For sale: beautiful Xmas ornaments, seen in Arndt Motors window, if you wish to see or order Phone Marge @ 758-3739.
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Year books for sale-annual supplement to the World Book Encyclopedia yrs. 6488, Popular mechanics "do it yourself" 16 books, childcraft books -11-various subjects, good cond.. 758-3474. 12-10.
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HEY......
Are you tired of falling off your roof, putting up your Christmas lights!! We'll put them up or take them down. CaB Mike Harker & Jordan Jensen
@ 758-6664. 1-9 ******
I will babysit daytimes whfle you do your Xmas shopping 5 per 1/2 hour in Mr. Chatwin's home. To schedule caB 758-3765 12-10.
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JEANIE’S HAIR FASHION 136S - 1ST West
4 doors South of Trading Co.
758-3379
Open Tues thru Friday Professional Haircare at pleasing prices
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Maintenance, Repair, Home Improvements. CaB Robert @ 758-6212.
******BINGO -BINGO Next Bingo is tomorrow nite Thur. December 4th at tiie Seniors' Centre. Doors open @ 6:30 Bingo @ 7 p.m. All Welcome!!!
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RICK’S rUKlADLL 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 RENT Commercial space Available in Magrath CaD 758-3876.
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For Rent:2 bedroom,apt. furnished above the Blue Goose. Abstainers only. No petsJ*hone Tyler @ 758-3590 ******
For rent: 2 bedroom apt in the Tanner 4-plex. Available Dec. 1/97. Abstainers Only. Call Robert or Lynne at 758-6212 & leave a message if we aren't home & we'll get back to you quickly.
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2 bedroom apt. 375/mo + security deposit- includes water & utilities.
Available Dec. 1/97.
CaB 785-3876.
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For Rent
2 bedroom house on large lot 375 pius utilities.
Available Dec. 1/97 For more info CaH Tim or Jennifer @ 758-3327. 11-26 ******
House for rent, also apartment for rent "abstainers for both".
Phone 758-3083.
For sale-shell for S10 truck & 8' roll type sliding, insulated garage door. Phone 758-3083. 11-19.
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For Rent: 2 bedroom house, large 3rd bedroom or family room in basement, new furnace & new capets throughout. "No pets" "Abstainers Only" Phone Tyler @ 758-3590 or 758-3595. 12-31.
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Magrath 1040 sq. ft. 4 bedrooms
2 baths, large lot
2 car garage
4 year old home fully landscaped 103,000
Phone 758-6393.
Six bedroom house 39 West Harker Ave. Magrath, AB. 1160 sq. ft.
1
full bath,
2
- 3/4 baths, sunken living room,
deck,
centra vac system, iarge fenced backyard concrete driveway, close to schools, park and stores. For viewing
or more information call 758-6338 or 758-3341.
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Christmas
Gift Suggestion??
A Good Book!! "Heritage of the High Country" A History of Del Bonita & Surrounding Districts a 605 page volume covering pioneer homestead experiences and the development of rural school districts of the area to 1980, plus family stories & more than 1,000 pictures is available for 3.00 postage Del Bonita Historical Society Del Bonita, AB. TOK OSO c/o Mrs. Helen Newton (secretary)
Phone 758-3610
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******Our Stingers are HOT! HOT’ HOT! Midget Chiefs
MEAT SPECIALS DECEMBER 1 - 6
Sirloin Tip Steak 6.57/kg
Inside Round Roast 6.57/kg
Lean Ground Beef 3.70/kg
Pork Loin Chops (rib & tenderloin) 5.03/kg
Beef Sausase 4.37/ko * • ■ —a
Western Family Sliced Cooked Ham 375g 3.68
Western Family Sliced Meats-Mac & Cheese, Garlic
Bologna, Mock Chicken, Regular Bologna
175g .98 each
Western Family Regular Wieners 450g 1.68
Maple Leaf Bacon 500g 3.68 each
Sat. Nov. 29 the Stingers woke up early to go
against Raymond. C. Helgeson was in the net
& Mitch scored the 1st goal. Tyson scored
with an assist by Taylor. C. Kenny strapped on
the pads & didn't let a single puck for his 1st
shutout. The Stingers were busy scoring 4
goals: M. Maxwell 2-, assisted by N. Atwood,
C. Helgeson 1, assisted by S. Eyre, Mitch
scored, assisted by J. Anderson, D. Millward
scored his 1st, assisted by C. Foggin. At the
end of the 2nd period it was 6-3. Devin was in
the net for the 3rd period. Raymond scored 3
goals to tie the score & with 1 min left C.
Helgeson scored, assisted by M. Helgeson. The
final score was 7-6 for the Stingers.
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ÿ THE KELLY KERBY KINDERGARTEN &
"PIANO METHOD"
A simple and attractive approach
to the
Study of Music
for children 4-8 years of age.
Under specially qualified
"Kelly Kerby Kindergarten
Piano Method Teachers".
For particulars call:
Diana Yoshihara @ 758-3556.
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Magrath Midget Chiefs played the Vauxhall
Sabres on Nov. 30-the Chiefs winning 6-5, goal
getters: C. Christensen 2-3, M. Heggie 2-1, D.
Orr 1-1, M. Lucas 1-0, J. Zsomber 0-1,
K. Robinson 0-1, M. Stanford 0-1.
Magrath Midget Tournament Schedule
December 5, 6 & 7, 1997
Dec. 5 5 pm Leth & Magrath
8 pm Didsbury & Foremost
Dec. 6 10:30 am Med. Hat & Didsbury
1:15 pm Airdrie & Leth
4 pm Foremost & Med. Hat
8 pm Magrath & Airdrie
Dec. 7 10 am "C" Final
12:45 "B" Final
3:15 "A" Final
Come out & enjoy free entertainment. We will
have a Raffle table with Flames & Hurricanes
tickets, hockey sticks etc.
Bake Table ALL our goodies are homemade-chocolates,
candies, cookies. Don't miss out!!
PLUMBING SERVICE
KERRY WATSON
758-6288
MORE GROCERY SPECIALS DECEMBER 1 - 6
MAGRATH IRRIGATION WATER USERS
Crunch n Munch 141g .98
Kraft Salad Dressing 475 ml 2.68
Heinz Ketchup 1 liter 2.48
Pedigree Dog Food 7.2 kg 6.98
Viva Jumbo Paper Towels 6 pk 2.78
Sunlight Dishwasher Soap 1.8 kg 3.98
Kraft Cheese Whiz 1 kg 6.98
McCain Super Fries 1 kg 1.98
Eggo Waffles 312g 4.98
Swanson Dinners 283-326g 2.98
McCain Deep & Delicious Cakes 510g 3.28
Niagara Orange Juice 341 ml .98
The Board & Staff of MID
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Wilson Junior High Face Prints 1984
No full textThe annual publication of the students of Wilson Junior High School, Lethbridge, Alberta. (Volume. 1983-84)pdf‘Wifson
Unforgettable faces, firmly rooted memories, and well- earned accomplishments will linger in the powerful spirit of Wilson forever. The enthusiastic students, involved teachers, and the efficient building all work together to keep the powerful spirit of Wilson strong and persistent.
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Joey Betteridge Wesley Black Rabbit Lichelle Fortier Shane Duff Trace Johnson Raymond Jones Brian Larocque Lorna Long Victoria Orich Allen Slagel— C/rcuCe 9*5 Comment----
Here are some grade 9 comments made on the Yearbook survey:
The following are the top ten rock groups for 1983-84: QUIET RIOT, DEF LEPPARD, TORONTO, STREETHEART, DURAN DURAN,OZZY OSBOURNE, HELIX, VAN HALEN CULTURE CLUB, AND BLACK SABBATH.
Who do you think Wilson's weirdest teacher is and why?
Tracy Lillenut: MR. DERGOUSOFF BECAUSE OF HIS WEIRD HAND MOVEMENTS.
Jim Simpson: MR. POWELL BECAUSE OF THE MUNITIONS FACTORY IN HIS DESK. Jane Milband: MR. REDPATH BECAUSE HE'S NOT A "HANDY KIND OF GUY".
Greg Cleaver: MR. STEFAN,LIKE THE DUDE'S GOT THE WEIRDEST LOOKIN'
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Graeme MacFarlane: DEFINITELY MR. MAJOR BECAUSE HE DRINKS MOOSE MILK.
Here are some FABULOUS FADS of Wilson Junior High School for this year:
PETER PAN BOOTS CAMOUFLAGE CLOTHING LUMBER JACKETS FRIENDSHIP PINS VANS
CURLY EARINGS LEATHER TIES
Can you imagine wearing some of these people's favorite socks?
Lisa Chang: PURPLE AND GREEN CHECKS Marina Ficiur: ORANGE LEOPARD
Lisa Fassen: FLORESCENT PINK WITH PURPLE TOES AND HEELS Kirk Young: PLAID
Heather Massa: YELLOW WITH PURPLE POLKA DOTS
Staff and students were all crazy about Mrs. Steen's black and white pin-striped socks.
While hanging around the halls, you probably heard some unusual sayings: Jennifer Harrold: "ICK!"
Diane Gunter: "HEEBEE JEEBEES"
Darren Szpak: "BOGUS"
Maureen McAvoy: "HERE'S A DIME, PHONE SOMEONE WHO CARES."
It was learned that 75% of the grade nine's preferred potato chips as their favorite snack, 18% preferred an apple, and 7% preferred others.
A popular theme song in 1983-1984 was the theme from "Mr. Rogers". These are some of the grade nine's reactions to the song:
Jim Simpson: MR. '//HO?
Craig Strukoff: WON'T YOU BE MY NEIGHBOUR?
Kirk young: I HAVE IT ALMOST MEMORIZED 27 students have it memorized
34 students don't know it. The question is, do they care?
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There were a variety of answers as to how many times people wash their gym strip. The answers ranged from every day to never.
Vicky Orich: TWO TIMES A YEAR, THREE IF IT REALLY NEEDS IT Jason Enns: WASH IT?
Lorelei Stevenson: WHEN IT'S YELLOW UNDER THE ARMS Stacey Murkin: NO ONE TOLD ME TO ACTUALLY WASH IT.
Sue Dietzen: WHEN IT STARTS WALKIN AWAY ON ME Mike Andre: I WASH MINE EVERY FIVE MINUTES
Here are some funny pet peeves that grade nine's complain about: David Stray: TYPEWRITER KEYS CLICKING Christy Walker: FLARE-LEGGED JEANS
Georgina Lorenz: PEOPLE WALKING ON THE WRONG SIDE OF THE HALL Jody Fenton: THE NEW BELL SYSTEM Robyn Dow: MY PURSE
The grade nine students came up with some ideas on how to improve Wilson: Diane Gunter: WE NEED MORE NEWSPAPERS AND MUSIC OVER THE INTERCOMES WOULD BE GREAT.
Simone Tiller: IT SHOULD BE RUN LIKE WINSTON IS.
Nancy Voort: CHANGE THE MASCOT.
Rob McRae: GET OZZY AS PRINCIPAL, NIKKI SIX AS VICE-PRINCIPAL, AND MOTLEY CRUE AND JUDUS PRIEST FOR OUR SCHOOL TEAMS.
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Mrs. Steen, the coach of the Jr. Girls' Volleyball team, described the girls as, "Hard working, friendly people who had really positive attitudes and showed good sportsmanship."
Although the girls did not participate in any out of town tournaments, they placed second in the City League, and third in the tournament.
Way to go girls and keep it up!
Back: Corrie Allen, Tammy Plett, Mrs. Steen, Darla Shipley, Leanne Leach, Shelley Kruchkywich Front: Linda Cerney, Connie Kleist, Rhonda Walcher, Sharia Asplund, Jenny Neufeld, Lisa Lowther,
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Zaugg of the Junior Boys' Volleyball team. The team proved to be the best in the city leage as it went through the season undefeated. A highlight of the season was playing and defeating Paterson's Senior Boys' team at the Paterson tournament. Once again, Wilson is tops!
This year the Senior Girls' Volleyball team was coached by Mrs. Del bello. Their first tournament was the St. Francis Tournament where they placed third. The second tournament they were in was held here in Wilson and the team came in second. They had an extremely close game with Paterson in the finals. The Warqueens won most of the season's games.
Nancy Voort comments, "I must have worked hard 'cause my knee pads had holes in them!"
Maureen McAvoy
This year the Senior Boys' Volleyball team played with a great deal of effort, but not always successfully. In the city league standings, the team had 4 wins and 4 losses. The conciliation round of the City Tournament was won by the boys, but they lost the semifinals. An overall third place was won by the 9 players. "Other than losing, we were an awesome team!" says Mr. Redpath, the coach.
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The Junior Girls' Basketball team made a good showing of sportsmanship and effort at their games. Although the girls won only 2 of their 6 season games, they learned a great deal about basketball and they had fun.
One problem the team faced was not having enough practice time.
Mr. Holt and Mr. Fekete, the coaches, comment, "It was a strong team, but the girls weren't serious enough about the game. If we'd had more practices, the team could have made it to the finals." The team looks forward to a better season next year.
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The Junior Boys' Basketball team won the championship making them the best in the city. Their record was 8 wins and no losses. This is the best record the Junior Boys' Basketball team has ever had in the city. The final game was played on February 28, at Wilson, against St. Francis. The top player of the game was Gord Bloudoff. "The team worked very hard to win the championship," commented Mr. Weitz, the coach.
He says the most improved players were Jody Gilbert and Brad Londeau. If all the members of this team try out next year, the senior team will be the best!
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Although the team placed third in the city league finals, the girls worked well together. The team played in three tournaments: Red Deer Lake, Raymond and the Wilson tournament. Janine Kapke won an all-star trophy at the Red Deer Lake Tournament as did Paula Tokariuk in the Wilson Tournament. "The team worked hard most of the time. Paula Tokariuk and Bonnie Williams were the most improved players," comments Miss. Frouws.
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