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Magrath Store News (January 16, 2002)
J. A. Ririe, 2002Co-Authors: Magrath Trading StoreAbstract:An 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 5O0 TBHH January 16,2002 Del Bonita 4-H Beef Club News Points of Interest^ by Ben Koskewich, Club Reporter Our club had a busy fall. The hew club executive are Amanda Newton as President, Blake Newton as Vice-President, Amanda Koskewich as Secretary, Janay Carter as Treasurer, Kaycee Newton as Historian, Ben Koskewich as Club Reporter, and Mark Bennett as Junior Council Representative. The Banquet on October 26th at the Del Bonita Hall recognized the hard work of many 4-Hers with awards. Contributions to 4-H from the community were also recognized. Weigh-in day and planning for the holiday season took place on November 10th. 4-Hers and their families visited many seniors’ homes in the area on December 16th delivering Christmas cheer by singing carols and dropping off decorated jars of homemade nuts and bolts. Were excited to have many new members and look forward to plans for the rest of the year. * Cards of Thanks * Seniors News * Grocery Specials Home Hardware f Inside this Issued Community Sports 1-3 5,7 4 Classified Ads Calendar Grocery Specials 6 8 9-11 ^Hardware Specials 12^ O XX I CaH a homB town OllttCUH* realtor and see I—------- 1. the benefits! Lance Miller Agent Bus. 320-6411 Fax. 320-6427 Area manager for new home sales. CeH. 382-8995 GURNET’S GARAGE Stay in your vehicle out of the wind & cold while we pump your gas!!! Lowest Price in Town! Hours: Monday - Saturday 7:15 a.m.-9:00 p.m. Sunday: 7:15-9:00 a.m. & 5:00-9:00 p.m. I 2_____________________________ _____ f'~ MISSIONARYCORNER I Jonathan Toone, son of Jim & Cindy, will be 1 1 returning home from the Ogden Utah Mission on 1 1 Januaiy 17. He will be reporting on his mission on 1 1 Sunday, January 20, 2002 at 9:00 a.m. Garden Place * [ Chapel (1st Ward). I Ed & Lois Lawlor have been called to serve in the I I Fiji Suva Mission; Their farewell will be held at the * 1 Garden Place Chapel at 1:00 p.m. on January 27, 1 1 2002 (5th Ward). Their will be an open house from 1 1 7-9 p.m. at their house on January 26. They report to 1 j the M.T.C. on February 12, 2002. I Ron Woodruff, son of Boyd & Cheryl, has been I I called to serve in the Las Vegas Nevada West i I. Mission. His farewell will be held in conjunction with 1 1 the Lawlors on January 27 at 1:00 p.m. in the Garden 1 1 Place Chapel (5th Ward). He reports to the M.T.C. 1 ',on January 30, 2002. z/ JACK BOURNE passed away January 9, 2002 at the age of 88 years old at Rocky Mountain House, Alberta. He was predeceased by his wife Ella. He is survived ; by his sons, Bob and Barry and their wives and families of Rocky Mountain House. Public Box Elder Beetle Meeting To explore possible ideas to curb or eliminate the box elder beetle (firebug) problem in Magrath Town Hall Wednesday, January 16 . _ . . .9:00 p.m. Call Bums or Karen Alston @ 758-6894 TOWN OF MAGRATH PUBL*I*C* *N**O*TICE 1. Business Licences, as required by By-Law #897, are being issued at the Town Office for the 2002 business year. 2. Dog Licenses are due to be renewed in January. Cost = $10 not neutered or spayed; ' $5 with proof of procedure being done. 3. 2002 Residential Water Charge = $30.00/month. Water prepayment plan with the applicable one month discount is available to Town residential properties during the month of January Only. The 2001 water account must be paid in full before one can participate in the prepayment plan. 4. Tax Prepayment Plan available to property owners with taxes in a CURRENT STATUS. This plan available only until January 31,2002 _ ______ PIONEER IRRIGATION AREA OF CANADA We specialize in: •Memory-Videos-(weddings, reunions,sports, etc.) final output-vourchoice ofsideo tape, £ NOH' ? se*' CD (dual platform-playable on PC, Mac, & most DVD players] • (Very)lli-resolution scanning of slides, photos, negatives, text £ transparencies • Cataloging/preserying photos on CD (both PC & Mac) • Repair'restoration of heirloom and damaged photos • Private tutoring, troubleshooting, desktop publishing Phone Bonny Brenda: 75X-3&J4 (evenings). 'voice mail (day) TOWN OF MAGRATH “THE GARDEN CITY” TOWN OF MAGRATH PUBLIC NOTICE The Magrath Golf Club, in co-operation with the Town of Magrath, provides one day each season foe a golf fund-raiser. Any non-profit organization interested in hosting this event, must make written application to the Town of Magrath, Box 520, Magrath, AB, TOK 1J0. Final date to receive applications is Monday, February 26,2002. 3 Z CARDS OF THANKS A THANKYOU To the many friends, strangers and pet lovers who called during Charlie’s recent foray into the world at large; he had become disoriented with a fever. A special thanks to Melodie Johnston for her concern and help, we are very fortunate to have such a compassionate town employee. Caroline To All Our Wonderful Holiday Pixies: We just wanted to take this opportunity to thank all of you who blessed our lives this holiday season. The freouent anonymous gifts at our doorstep touched us so very much. What a joy it is to live in this community that is so giving to others: Thank you for all your love and support during some tough times... we want you to know things are looking up! With Love, The Seear Family Gregg, Heather, Chelsea and Broghan Tree of Hope 2001 Magrath Hospital Auxiliary wish to thank ail the people that gave so generously to our Tree of Hope Fund. $4192.50 was raised by Magrath and District. A veiy special thankyou to all the volunteers that helped in any capacity, also many thanks to Magrath Trading Co. Hardware Dept, for letting us use the space and special thanks to Johnny Bourne for his great help. Again a veiy Big Thank You to all. Magrath Hospital Auxiliary Annual Meeting of the MAGRATH HISTORY & MUSEUM ASSOC. Thursday, January 31 7:00 p.m. Basement of the Library Come & sapport the preservation of our heritage. SENIOR’S NEWS Our January suppers will be held at the Senior's Centre at 5:00 p.m. Wednesdays, January 16th & 30th Friday, January 25th will be our monthly Pot Luck & Annual Meeting and elections of officers. Markyour calendar and plan on being there. The Club needs ALL members support. ******* Contact Jean or Jack Butlin for rental of the Senior s Centre. Fee $75.00 Phone 758-3030 ******* BINGO NEWS Next Bingo will be held on Thursday, January 24,2002 Doors open atb:30 p.m. Bingo - 7:00 p.m. Puolic Welcome! NOTICE Taken from the Senior’s Centre by error by a renter recently: 2 large wicker bun baskets. If you have these and don’t know where they came from, they are ours. Please phone lean 758-3030 and I’d be glad to pick them up as they are needed badly. Magrath Senior’s Centre Magic Swami iyJdle He rfhts... A woman was sitting on a windowsill on the 35th floor of a building. She was about to commit suicide. The police surrounded the bottom of the building telling her NOT to jump. Her husband was in the room with her and kept trying to stop her. She got nervous and fell, yet she did not get hurt or even a scratch. Why? (answer on page 7)4 SPD RTS BASKETBALL CURLING Pandas Claim Rodzinyak Title The Pandas participated in the George Rodzinyak Memorial girls basketball tournament at the Catholic Central gymnasium on the weekend. They started out on Friday nights first round games with a win against Cranbrook Mount Baker of 87-62. Michelle Smith and Kim Miller hit for 13 points each with Michelle making three 3-point shots. On Saturday morning the Pandas downed Kate Andrews 58-45 with Michelle Smith contributing 19 and Kelsey Helgeson 10. This brought them to the championship game against Bishop Grandin Ghosts where the Pandas won 66-51. The Pandas fully utilized their quickness on offense with a number of quick-strike baskets in transition. Guard Michelle Smith hit Amanda Loewer with a long pass for an easy lay-up and a 21-9 lead with 9:46 left in the first half, indicative of the Panda offence in the first half. ; The Pandas went into half-time with a score of 34-23. Ghosts head coach Joseph Patrician said, “That’s a great shooting team, period.” Michelle Smith finished with 17 points including three 3-point baskets while Debbie Balderson chipped in with 10. Zeniths cruise through Comets The Zeniths easily handled the Raymond Comets 77-43 in their varsity game in Southern Alberta High School 4A Boys Basketball league play on Saturday night. The Zeniths got a game-high 26 out of Allan Tollestrup while Joe Schow contributed 12. The Eagles were also able to win their game in a 74-60 win. Brad Sorpold had 19 with his scoring touch with Cam Smith hitting for 16. 33 30 Magrath Men’s Open Bonspiel January 21 to 27 th, 2002 Entry Fee: $120.00 per rink Annual Curling Club Auction to be held Saturday Evening, January 26th. To Enter, Contact Ron Balderson: 758-6521 evenings : 758-6704 days GYMNASTICS QyTOWttCg! January Registration Ages 4 and up $40 for 10 week session To register phone: Tammy Noad 758-3604 or Allyson Christensen 758-6630 by Januaiy 16,2002 j □ JELUClJCJUCXIClieiJCjUCllCljCIJCjJEUCUaUCULLI • relaxation massage « therapeutic massage . pre-natal massage care • laborZdeirvery massage • critjcaly ill massage, care IS? It ) Ave N, Magrath Ab TOK UO * -tO>-/5S-??JO e: 3 Please submit your sports scores and schedules by dropping off at the Trading Company Office, _______________ faxing to 758-6888, or e-mailing to tidmarsh@telusplanet.net_______________ 5 The Magrath Cultural Arts Society Presents their annual VALENTINE DINNER.THEATRE February 7,8 &9, 2002 at the United Church Come enjoy a full course meal and local entertainment FEATURING: “ &3//^o/terrorism” a ‘romantic’ comedv bv Bill Rosen field directed by Davilyn Atwood with: Larrv Murrav Leanne Sabev Bob Mothersell Senta Gast ■ ■ B AA' C9 S Randy Leavitt Sandy McClung Scott Bogdan Tickets in advance @ 820 per person with a “Performance only” on Wed. Feb. 6th for 85 each. Available now at the Magrath Pharmacy. CLASSIFIED ADS FREE MARKET ******* **• LOST - Persian Cat - chocolate point. Brown on paws and tips of ears and tail. The rest sandy color. Very flat face, not friendly. 5-6 years old. If you’ve seen her call 758-6414 - Bourelles. Reward offered. ♦ FREE - 2 old Recliners. Call 758-6574. ■i’ FOUND - larger plastic digital Watch. Found at the Tom Karren Gym at the end of December. Call 758-3900 *> FOUND-Necklace-tall 758-6554. *** FOUND - Men’s silver ring on the hill (Center St.) between the stake center and the fish pond. Call 758-3701 *♦* LOST - a silver vase at Clarke and Sarah Thomson’s reception. It was sitting on the serving table where the dessert was being served. We would really like to have it back. If it went home with you by mistaxe please give me a phone call and I will be glad to come and pick it up from you. Also lost some greenery (silk plants). Thank you for your help. Lise Thomson 758-3209. BUY & SELL ******* ❖ Sofa & Chair (set) $100, Oak Coffee Table & End Table $100 (set), Blue/Grey Recliner $75, Hide-a-Bed $75, Radio/Record Player with stand and speakers $45, ' 1 natural wood Baby Dresser $40, Old Deep Freeze - . good working condition $50. Call Andersen’s at 758-6574. ❖ FOR SALE - Cake Pans. Never been used, good shape. $5.00 per pan. Please phone Ken Lowry 758-3120. ❖ TONS OF DRY FIREWOOD Slabs - $50, Stumps - $75, Cut off - $100 per pickup load. U load. Call Tim Sabey or Richard Swainson at Eldorado Forest Products - 758-3990. BUSINESS ******* If your child needs help in Math or Reading the Kumon Method might help. For more information call Rusty or Martine Rollingson at 758-3648. ❖ CANADIAN SECURITY SYSTEMS We sell, install & service alarms, safes, camera systems, deadbolts & keylocks. Call Ross Moore at 758-3945. Free estimate. * For all your cleaning needs from hospital clean to a touch- up, carpet to ceiling & everything in between. No job too big or too smalL Call Wayne’s Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning 758-6414. REALESTATE FOR RENT *♦* FOR RENT - Cozy, clean 2 bedroom house. Large kitchen. Available immediately - 758-6725. . X FOR RENT - 2 homes in Magrath for rent. Both homes ■ are two bedrooms, one bath and laundry room. 1° home is $425.00 + water and the 2nd is $450.00 + water. Call 758-3490. Ask for Tom. * FOR SALE OR RENT IN RAYMOND - Cute and cozy 2 bedroom home on beautiful treed lot. Presendy being renovated. Available January 15. Abstainers only. No pets. References and damage deposit required. $425/month includes water and garbage pickup. Phone 758-3789. *♦* FOR RENT - 3 bedroom home, large lot. 253 - 1st Ave. S.W. Abstainers. Call 758-6239. *♦* 2 Bedroom apartment for rent November 1“. Includes appliances includingwasher/dryer. Located behind the Trading Co. in the Wes Balderson duplex. Rent $550.“ Er month. Contact Wes Balderson (758-6380) or Ken Idcrson (758-3452). REALESTATE FOR SALE * FOR SALE -14 x 70 ft. mobile home to be moved. Recendy painted inside and out. 3 bedrooms, 1 Vi baths, fridge, Stove, washer & dryer, wood Burning Stove. 8x20 addition with gas heater. 12x14 brand new deck. All new, insulated plywood skirting. Asking $18,000 o.b.o. Phone 331-7772. *♦* HOME FOR SALE - 4 bedroom, 2 bath, developed basement, landscaped, mature trees, underground sprinklers, concrete drive, 2 car garage, next to parks and school. Phone Cooks @ 758-3639. *** HOME FOR SALE -1400 sq. ft. bright, spacious Bilevel - been lived in only 2 years, 5 bedrooms, 2 Vi baths, main floor laundry room, mudroom connects double garage; finished basement with heated floor, lots of extras; lot 75’ by 150’. $ 160.000. Serious buyers only please. 233 N. 1“ St E., east of hospital. Phone 758-6873.7 Magic Swami Hlddle Me This... (answer for riddle on page 2) She fell INTO her room instead of out the window. METIS NATION - LOCAL 2003 General Meeting February 2,2002 - Saturday 1:30 p.m. Save On Foods - Community Room Phone: 328-7828 if MAGRATH NEWS |} } ADVERTISING & SUBSCRIPTIONS | effective September 10, 2001 ''lIl1 Classi. fied (max. 30 words), Thank you’s, iIJ1 ill Wedding & Birth announcements - $4.00 J |j| Business Card ads (2 x 372) - $ 10.00 if hi 1/4 page ads (3’/2x5)-$15.00 ||| J 1/3 page ads - $20.00 |’i 1/2 page ads-$25.00 ill Full page ads (copy ready) - $50.00 ||i Full page ads (772 x 10) - $65.00 il| K |J Yearly subscriptions 1*1 Canadian - $20.00 il{ U.S. - $32.00 (Canadian funds) ]• Newsstand price - .50 i|| LLOYD BALDERSON Agent SOLD COLDUJeiX BANKER □ FIRST LETHBRIDGE REALTY Expect the best* c □ * RESIDENTIAL * ACREAGE * FARM * If you’re thinking of buying or selling, then call a professional who is honest, reliable and hard working. Call Lloyd Today! Bus. 327-1166 Home 381-1276 Fax 382-3395 email: ellbee@relusplanet.net web: www.coldwellbanker.ca FREE y Computerized Comparative Market Analysis of your Property > Innovative & Effective Marketing Strategies z Official “Blonde” Medical \ j Terms! j j ARTERY: The study of paintings. : : i • COMA: A punctuation mark. : • DILATE: To live long. I ! LABOR PAINS: Setting hurt at work. | NITRATE: Being cheaper than day rate. !1 pPeRoOplTeE. IN: The act of favor inq younq | I RECOVERY ROOM: A place to redo j ■ upholstery. : SEIZURE: A Roman Emperor. ! TERMINAL ILLNESS: Becoming sick at j the airport. : TUMOR: To have an extra pair of I something. \VEIN: To be extremely conceited. .* 8 MASBAÎHMCWS Im Our Community... January 2092 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 13 14 Rod & Gun Club Trophy Head Measuring Night 7-9 p.m. 15 . • - •« ■ 16 Public Mtg. Box Elder Beatles 9:00 Town Hall Seniors Dinner 5:00 17 18 BASKETBALL Zeniths host Cardston 6:00 19 BASKETBALL Pandas host Medicine Hat 6:00 p.m. 20 21 22 23 24 BINGO 7:00 25 Student of the Month Assembly 12:15 Seniors Pot Luck 26 High School Final Exam Week 5:00 .......................................... =J LIBRARY NEWS If anyone is interested in computer lessons please call the Magrath Public Library at 758-6498 to make arrangements. They are done one on one and are free of charge. We have some books for sale. Some are in excellent condition, so please feel free to come in and browse. . NEW BOOKS New Books Children’s Books - Hard Times by Sara Paretsky' The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe C.S. Lewis American Dreams by John Jakes ■ Southern Cross by Patricia Cornwell .. Videos ’ The Mummy Returns Non-Fiction : Princess Diaries On Equilibrium by Joyn Ralston Saul The Message by Lance Richardson First Chapter the Canadian Writers by Don Denton The Illustrated Book of Signs & Symbols by Miranda Bruce-Mitford Reader’s Digest Family Guide to Natural Medicine The Palliser Triangle A Tale of the Canadian Grasslands by J.Fi Garden Please note that the deadline for submissions to the paper is MONDAY at 6:00 p.m. Entries submitted after the deadline will be published the following week. Phone 758-6^77, email to tidmarsh@telusplanet.net, fax 7586888 or drop off your submissions at the Magrath Trading Company Office.. .1'- 9 Magrath, Trading Company GROCERY SPECIALS 1 * 1 . “From Our Family To Yours...” J * • b Daily Delights and Frozen Favorites! Western Family Cheddar Cheese or mozzarella-select varieties 750 g $6.98 t. Kraft Cheez Whiz or Singles - select varieties 500 g $3.98 Dairyland Sour Cream 750 mL $2.98 ■ Western Family Aged Cheddar 750 g $7.98 Dairyland Chocolate Milk-select varieties 1 litre $1.78 Value Priced Ice Cream - select varieties 4 litre $3.98 , Parkay Margarine - select varieties 907 g $2.98 Tampico Beverage - select varieties 4 litre $2.98 ; Minute Maid Orange Juice, chilled -select varieties 1.89 litre 2 for $6.00 Western Family PerOgies, frozen-select varieties Ikg 2 for $5.00 Western Family Vegetables, frozen-select varieties 1 kg $2.28 Stouffer’s Skillet or Oven Ready Sensations, frozen - select var. 640 g $5.98 McCain Pizza Premiere, frozen-select varieties 665-715 g $6.98 McCain French Fries, frozen-select varieties 1kg 2 for $4.00 Groceries Western Family Pasta - select varieties 900 g 4 for $5.00 RagU Pasta Sauce-select varieties 700 mL 2 for $4.00 Money’s Mushrooms - pieces & stems 284 mL .78 Folgers Coffee-regular grind Ikg $5.98 Post Cereal - shreddies, alpha-bits, sugar crisp, pebbles, honeycomb 375-620 g 2 for $5.98 Minute Maid or Five Alive Juice or Punch-select varieties 10 x 200 mL $3.48 McCain Punch - select varieties 1 litre or 3x200 mL 3 for $3.00 Dempster’s Original Bread-white or 100% whole wheat 675 g $1.28 Quaker Quick Oats 2-25 kg $2.9810 More Grocery Specials... Kraft Peanut Butter-select varieties ’ 500 g $3.48 Kraft Pure Jam or Jelly-select varieties 250 mL $2.48 Kraft Dinner 225 g 5 for $4.00 Puritan Stews, meatballs or beans & wieners - select varieties 665-680 g 2 for $4.00 Western Family Tomato Sauce-select varieties 398 mL 4 for $3.00 Western Family Lasagna Noodles 500 g 2 for $3.00 Western Family Tomatoes - select varieties 398 mL .78 * Betty Crocker Potatoes-selectvarieties 141-240 g 2 for $4.00 Prem Luncheon Meat-select varieties 340 g 2 for $5.00 CriSCO Oil - select varieties 1.89 litre $5.48 Lipton Soup MiX-selectvarieties 4 pack $2.98 Kraft Miracle Whip or Mayonnaise-select varieties 500 ml $2.98 : Kraft Pourable Dressing - select varieties 250 mL $1.78 Brownberry Croutons select varieties 120-170 g 2 for $3.00 Betty Crocker Super Moist Cake Mix-select varieties 510 g 2 for $3.00 Coke, Sprite or Flavours-select varieties 12 x 355 mL 2 for $8.48 Betty Crocker Frosting—select varieties 340-450 g 2 for $4.00 Betty Crocker Brownie or Cookie Mix-select varieties 440-550 g 2 for $4.00 Christie Newtons Bars-select varieties 252-350 g $2.98 Dad’s Cookies-select varieties 700 g $4.48 Old Dutch Restaurante Nachos or Salsa-select varieties 312-360 g, 473 mL $2.28 Planet Lunch Doritos, Cheetos or Lay’s Snack Packs-sei. var. 8x28g $2.68 Kraft Handi Snacks-select varieties 87 g 3 for $4.98 General Mills Fruit Snacks-select varieties 110-153 g $2.28 Household Goods... Western Family Premium Soft Bathroom Tissue i2 roil double or ------24 roll .regular__ 2 roll $6.98 Western Family Strong Jumbo Paper Towels-white $1.98 . Western Family Dishwashing Liouid-select varieties 950 mL $1.98MM* 11 More nousehold Goods... Ziploc Sandwich Bags 100 pack $2.98 . Ziploc Containers 1-6 pack $3.98 ; OB Tampons or Stayfree Pads 16-24 pack $3.98 Pears Hair Care-select varieties 300 mL $1.98 Colgate Tube Toothpaste-select varieties 75 mL .88 Dove Antiperspirant - select varieties 45-50 g, 65 mL $2.98 Pet Pleasers! Friskies Cat Food-select varieties 156 g 3 for $1.68 Jonny Cat Clumping Cat Litter 8 kg $6.98 Purina Dog or Puppy Chow 4 kg $7.98 Purina Cat Chowor Meow Mix-select varieties 1.6-2 kg $5.98 Market Fresh Produce! Premium Romaine Lettuce-California grown $1.48 each Et Tu Caesar Salad Kit - product of Canada 132 g pkg. $2.48 Roma Tomatoes - U.S. grown, #1 grade $3.26Ag $l.48/lb • >• Jumbo Onions - u.s. grown, #i grade ,55Ag 4 lbs. $1.00 Red Seedless Grapes - Chilean grown, #1 grade $5.47Ag $2.48/lb Red or Golden Delicious Apples - b.c. grown, Canada fancy $2.l6Ag .98/lb Meat Manager’s Pick of the Week! •7 Lean Ground Beef $4.37/kg $1.98/lb Outside Round Oven Roast $6.57/kg $2.98/lb Eye of Round Oven Roast $7.67Ag $3.48/lb : Western Family Sliced Meat-select varieties 175 g $1.38 Western Family Sliced Bacon-selectvarieties 500 g $3.98 r Mitchell’s Boss Hawg Pork Burgers, frozen new U kg $8.58 Mitchell’s Sausage -selectvarieties 375 g $4.28 . Mitchell’s Sausage Stick - pepperoni, summer, salami 375 g $3.28 Olympic Wieners-regular- — • ■ 450 g $2.98 ----12 "Home of the Handyman" Bulk Pack of Electrical Tape 10 rolls - $5.67 Everyday Low Price!! We stock Hockey Sticks We have several Microwaves to choose from. We have Potting Soil to start some of your seedlings. Northlands Fireplace Logs 6 l
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Magrath Store News (May 9, 2001)
J. A. Ririe, 2001Co-Authors: Magrath Trading StoreAbstract:An archive of the Magrath Trading Store News.The University of Lethbridge Library received permission from the Wes Balderson to digitize and display this content.35* MAGRATH NEWS'S^ May 9, 2001 Published Weekly Since 1932 by The Magrath Trading Company PUBLIC NOTICE MAGRATH WATER USERS SITUATION UPDATE Due to the ongoing lack of rainfall, all water users are asked to continue to observe water restrictions and refrain from all outside wàtering until the moisture situation improves dramatically. We appreciate the cooperation on this to date. Points of Interest * Spring Clean-up * Employment IRRIGATION Irrigation water will be available in the coming weeks but on a limited basis. All irrigation user including town residents are restricted to 50% of normal allocations and this makes it imperative that it be used in the most effective manner. Indiscriminate use could result in our ration being used up in May and June and the supply terminated for the rest of the year. Please be aware of the seriousness of the water shortage throughout the whole area and do your part to use wisely the supply that we do have. Your continuous cooperation with this situation will help the town and district to get through this without legislation to force compliance. TOWN OF MAGRATH * Grocery Specials * Home Hardware u Sales Meet Your MLA Broyce Jacobs Cardston ~ Taber ~ Warner If you have any personal concerns or provincial matters that you would like to discuss, I will be at the following places: Friday May 11, 2001 9:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. 1:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Magrath Town Office Cardston Town Office If you wish, call for an appointment 1-888-600-6080 i Insi. de thi.s Issue: Ì Community Interests 1-3 5,9,10 Employment 4 Classified Ads 7 Community Calendar 8 Grocery Specials 11-12 Meat & Produce 13 Hardware Specials 14 One Temporary Full-time Teacher Assistant to work with a Special Needs Student at the Magrath Elementary School for the remainder of the 2000 - 2001 school year. Please forward letter of application and resume to: Dr. Mel Cottle ‘ Superintendent of School Westwind School Division No. 74 Box 10, 445 Main Street Cardston, Alberta TOK 0K0 Fax: (403) 653-4641 or email to: ina.harris@westwind.ab.ca Applications to be received no later than Noon May 18.2001. Magrath History & Museum Assoc. Applications are being accepted for a position at the museum. CURATORIAL ASSISTANT 2 This is a full time/temporary position from July 3-Aug. 24,2001. $6/hour. Qualifications: You must be a student returning to school this fall to quality. Other qualifications include being familiar with Word Perfect Suite 8, able to work independently and have good speakingand writing skills. You must have a Criminal Records Check (CRC) . Please send resumes to: Box 646 Magrath, AB TOK 1 JO or drop off in person on Fridays between 1:00-5:00 p. m. or fax to 758-6498 Attention: Andrea or Donna. PRINCIPAL Magrath Jr./Sr. High School Magrath, Alberta Commencing the 2001-2002 School Year .... ... - The successful applicant will be required to work; with parents/community/staff and students in the overall operation of the school. ; The successful applicant has a proven record in administration and meets the skills and attributes outlined below in the principal profile: Core Qualities, Characteristics and Attributes: Approachable, accessible, open to others, i respectful, welcoming, flexible. Sense of humor: (positive, happy attitude). Experienced/knowledgeable of 7-12 . curriculum, differing learning styles, and 1 sensitive of 7-12 students. Good role model (honesty, integrity, j ■ empathetic). Committed to an industrious learning environment. Visionary, motivator, principle-centered. Collaborative, team leader, team member. Committed decision-maker. Applications to be received no later than I Monday, May 14th, 2001. Please forward letter of application and resume 11 to: I Dr. Mel Cottle | Superintendent of Schools Westwind School Division No. 74 Box 10, 445 Main Street I Cardston, Alberta TOK 0K0 or email toi I ina.harris@westwind.ab.ca We specialize in: • Video slide shows (weddings, reunions, sports highlights, the Web (Output format: VHS tape & CD) • Hi-Res Photo scanning/Repair & Retouching/Printing (color &B/W), OCR (text) • Banners, Posters, Ads, etc. • Private tutoring • Computer troubleshooting • Desktop Publishing : Phone Bonny/Brenda 758-3844 (evenings)/ leave a message (day) Charily Golf Scramble SPIRIT OF ALBERTA Marching & Pipe Band Magrath High School is sponsoring a fund-rasing golf scramble Magrath Golf Course Saturday, June 23, 2001 Students $35.00 Adults $50.00 Fee includes all prizes and supper. As this is a scramble, four person teams will be formed. You may wish to enter alone and be placed on a team, or organize your own. Please submit entry forms by June 20tn. Checks should be made out to “Spirit of Alberta”. , Questions? Coritact:Sandi McClung - 758-3781 Tammy Low- 758-3446 5 EARLY INTERVENTION z PROGRAMS & SERVICES Chinook Health Region is offering a Pre-School Screening in/or near your community for children bom between January 1, 1997 and March 1, 1998- Children will be assessed for difficulties in development of speech, language, hearing, visión, social interaction and/or motor skills. Westwind School Division No. 74 is committedto providing early intervention programming for young children with identified needs. Pre-School programs will be available in all our schools to provide this intervention where enrollment numbers warrant. ? i Pre-School screening (approx. 15 minutes in length) will be scheduled at: Magrath Elementary School May 17, 2001 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon Phone the school secretary - Carol Raasch 758-3367 to arrange an appointment. ;, COMMUNITY LOTTERY BOARD #40 SOCIETY PUBLIC NOTICE COMMUNITY LOTTERY BOARD GRANT APPLICATIONS Notice to all Community Groups, Individuals,: etc. ? The Community Lottery Board #40 is ' accepting applications for the 2001 Lottery Board grants. ; ..' The application forms can be picked up at j any of the following locations: Cardston County Office Town of Cardston Office Town of Magrath Office ; Village of Glenwood Office * Village of Hillspring Office Del Bonita General Store ' The application must be fully completed, with all additional information required attached to it (Q#26). We would also appreciate a brief , ( description of your organization, as well as one for your proposed project. All applications must be submitted by Tuesday, July 3nl, 2001 to: ■ Mr. Rod Bly . c/o Town of Magrath ; Box 520 1' Magrath, AB TOK 1 JO/ Garden City Greenhouses Ogling May 12 for Mothers |K| ^Mother's Day Special I ’ Hanging Baskets $10 & $12. ¿2{j^ ^¿2k^ ^¿>k^ J¿2q?^ ¿2g ^¿2kQ^ jnymail mm----------------------------- LARGE Variety of NEW fit used Household items tor Sale! JLMHLKHJWWS i Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday \6 7 8 9 Senior's Dinner 5:00 10 BINGO 11 i e 12 13 H iiJj ¡1 14 15 16 Senior's Dinner 5:00 17 Zenith Baseball vs. Taber (2) 5:00 18 19 George Torre Albc ' ■ • Deniurist In Your Town MOBILE * Complete denture service * Soft Liners & stabilizing wings for problems, sore lowers MAY 28 - 6:00 p.m. Diamond Willow Terrace 77“1 Cali a tana towi SuffM realtor MdsN I——J. tte benefits! Lance Miller Agent Bus. 320-6411 Fax. 320-6427 bwwicwi ArangrrrHwm afeiM.3C-ae Please not that the deadline for submissions to the paper the deadline will be published the following week Phc Magrath Trading Company Office. is MONDAY at 6:00 p.m. Entries submitted after me 758-6377 or drop off your submissions at the7 CLASSIFIED ADS BUY & SELL * FOR SALE - Good, used Electric Stove - almond. Very good condition. Phone the Hardware at 758-3065. * FOR RENT: Houseboat Holiday on Shuswap Lake, BC. July 15-22. We have one week confirmed but cannot use this year. $2000 o.b.o. 752-4628 * FOR SALE - One 10 foot mesh Satellite Disc. $1.°° Phone 758-3444. * STRAW FOR SALE - $1.00 per bale. Phone 752-4985. * WANTED - used double box spring in good condition (I would consider box spring & mattress if me price is right) I also want a Frame for a double bed. Call Jan Heath at 758-3684. * WANTED to purchase - Guitar - any type for aspiring artist at SASH. Please call Susan at 758-3334 or Lois at 758-3686. * WANTED - Lath snow fence, 50-400 feet. Call 758-3723. * FOR SALE -16 HP rider lawn mower. 3 years old. MTD with full bagger. $900. Phone (403)208-5025 or (403)630-8007. * FOR SALE - Wood Burning Stove - glass door and sides, never used. $500 o.b.o. Phone 758-6720 BUSINESS * 11 year old girl who has just completed the St. John’s babysitting course would love to babysit your children. Call Jessica @ 758-6846. * Kyle Clifton (Youth for Action) will wash vour windows & do odd jobs to raise money to attend the U.N. Childrens Summit PrepCom in June. Please call me at 758-6881. * Part-time Property Manager position available. Fax letter of application to (604) 987-2083 or phone (604) 841-3673. * If your child needs help in Math or Reading the Kumon Method might help. For more information call Rusty or Martine Rofiingson at 758-3648. * Jeanies Hair Fashion 136 sincerely. 1 St. W. - four doors south of the Trading Co. 758-3379. Open Tues. - Fri. Professional Hair Care at pleasing prices. 1 CANADIAN SECURITY SYSTEMS We sell, install & service alarms, safes, camera systems, deadbolts & key locks. Call Ross Moore at 758-3945. Free estimate. * For all your cleaning needs from hospital clean to a touch-up, : carpet to ceiling & everything in between. No job too big or too Small. Call Waynes Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning 758-6414. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT * WANTED - We would like to rent approximately 5 acres of grass pasture for 3 horses during the summer. If you have grass to rent please call Dianna & Herb M'Kelvey at 758-3181. * House for rent. 2 bedroom home in Welling. No smoking unit for abstainers. No pets. Fridge & Stove included in rent. \ Call 752-3848. j * House for rent. 4 bedrooms, fridge, Stove & dishwasher. • Close to school. Call 758-3469. * House for rent. $400. 3 bedrooms, fridge & Stove, small semi-detached garage, fruit trees & grapevines on 14 acre. Contact Kim or Marilyn Stevens after 6:00 @ 780-962-5361 (collect). * Storage space & Commercial space for rent. For information call 758-3876. * 2 bedroom apartment For info. Call 758-3876. * 2 bedroom, furnished apartment. No pets. Abstainers. Call Ty Alston - 758-3322. * One Bedroom Apt. Phone 758-3107 and leave a message if we aren’t athome. Abstainers Only_____________________ FOR SALE * House for Sale Main level has master bedroom, bathroom, large kitchen with washed oak cupboards, livingroom/diningroom, new carpet, lino & counters. Lower levefnas 4 bedrooms, office, laundry room, bathroom, family room & cold storage room. 3 car garage with attached root cellar in back. On a large lot 130 x 300. Asking $135,000. Call 758-6664. * Older 214 storey, 3200+ sq. ft. home. Large well-treed 89x330’ lot. Quiet s.w. comer of town. Asking $103,000.°° Owners motivated. Make us an offer - 758-68/6. * Spacious Bi-Level home on fenced 3 acres, Magrath. 3200 sq. ft. 6 bedrooms, 4 baths, fireplace, sauna, jet tub, Central air and vacuum. 2 bay garage - accommodates RV. .1 Front and rear covered deck; utility shed. $152,800. Phone Loma 758-6777. * 1380 sq. foot home on a totally enclosed, landscaped lot with mature trees. 4 bedrooms (3 up & 1 down), 2 14 baths. New pine flooring & lino on main floor. Double attached garage & greenhouse. $115,000.For more details phone 758-6880. * A 1340 sq. foot home near schools for sale. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, main floor family room with fireplace, kitchen has new cupboards. New carpet and ceramic rile upstairs throughout, new furnace, two car garage attached and shop in backyard. Selfing price $118,000. Address is #50 - 1A Sr. F.. Phone 758-399?. - Wnlsfys,II SPOUTS I __________ BASEBALL Co-ed Slo-Pitch League Anyone interested in playing in a recreational co-ed slo-pitch league for June ana July are asked to register as soon as possible. We had six teams in our inaugural season last year and are looking for more. To date we have eight teams for the upcoming season and we can have 10. You can register as a team or as individuals. The cost is $ 100/team or $ 10/person. Players must be 14 years of age- . Games will be played in Magrath, Del Bonita and Welling. Call Ryan at 758-3543 to register. You must call inbefore June 1 ifyou want to play. YOGA Beginner Yoga Class starting Monday, May 7 NO CHARGE Classes will run Mon., Wed., Thurs. @ 2:00 - 3:00 p.m. Magrath Stake Center Caroline Christiansen - Instructor Improveyour health and fitness! This is also a great stress reliever. Bring a thick exercise mat. Quiet atmosphere is necessaiy so No Children - Thank You For more information call: Darlene Shaw 758-3617 TOWN OF MAGRATH SPRING CLEAN-UP It is time once again for spring clean-up and citizens are reminded of the need for all to do what is required to make Magrath a neat community. The Town provides, on an ongoing basis, a pick up service for large items such as tree stumps, car bodies, concrete chunks and other pickup or Trailer. Please call the Town Office at 758-3212 and leave a description of the items to be picked up 3 Make your dream come true Have your home built by JENSEN ENTERPRISES New construction: Additions: Patio Decks: 403-758-3669 Ken Jensen, Owner J I s ? Ï i ( Fine woodwork: Hardwood furniture: Renovation?: Box 93 Magrath, AB TOK IJO t NOTICE: Diamond Willow Terrace Lodge I We are building a friendship garden and require perennial flowers, small shrubs, or financial donations to beautify this area. Please call Charlotte Anderson or Bill Harris at 758-6866 and we will pickup donations. < . Thank You for your support, Residents & Staff Diamond Willow Terrace I J -i I ATTENTION!! Grade 1 2 Students Note Students entering Nursing. Magrath Hospital Auxiliary present eachyear a “Margaret Long” Scholarship to the student with the highest marks entering Nursing. To apply, send a letter and copy of final marks to: Magrath Hospital Auxiliary Box 639 Magrath, AB TOK 1)0 Diamond Willow Terrace Fundraiser Tea & Bake Sale Saturday, June 23th 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. ' Refreshments Served (silver collection) Raffle for 1st MAT (rug hooking) 2nd DIAMOND WILLOW LAMP j 300 tickets being sold - $1.00 a ticket _ Call: GAIL COLE 7584)091 for more information. _ 758-6060 OWNER’S MOVED Call John Latham aiioaiate. inaisz WATCH YOUR CHILD GO TO SCHOOL This beautiful 4 bedroom bungalow is directly across from the Magrath School on a lame lot, fully landscaped. This is an excellent family home at a budget price. Phone 758-6060 Fax 758-3008 Completely renovated, this 4 bedroom 2 bath home has full size kitchen & den. Excellent buy at \$99,900. MLS _________________________rCt.-tzfZ____--_-- ----S---C---_--__________ . Big bungalow at Low Price. 1422 sq. ft. on main level. All appliances. Master bedroom has walk-in closet and 3 piece bathroom. Large covered wrap round deck and wafer garden, mls IWéldjklAókHJiMAIJ This home is situated on a beautifully treed lot. It has a single garage and carport. Close to all amenities and priced to buy. / $49,900. 2 bedroom starter home. Try almost zero down. Living-room with woodbuming Stove. Alithis for as little as $39,500. “n A MUST TO SEE FOR FIRST TIME HOME BUYER TH! BSMCT BÏÎT" TOWN OF MAGRATH PUBLIC NOTICE TOWN OF MAGRATH PUBLIC NOTICE BUILDING AND DEVELOPMENT PERMITS: Under the provisions of the Alberta Safety Codes Act and the Town’s development bylaw permits are required for most construction and additions. All permit applications are available at the Town Office. Before you build please check and see if a permit is required. BUSINESS LICENSES: Business licenses are required to conduct business i
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Magrath Store News (February 7, 2001)
J. A. Ririe, 2001Co-Authors: Magrath Trading StoreAbstract:An archive of the Magrath Trading Store News.The University of Lethbridge Library received permission from the Wes Balderson to digitize and display this content.i 35e February 7, 2001 Published Weekly Since 1932 by The Magrath Trading Company MAG RATH NEWS W J* Magrath Cultural Arts Society presents The Comedy Play “take Site” Friday, February 9 Saturday, February 10 fI IIIIIII I VALENTINE DINNER THEATRE I III I I V Roast Beef Dinner Tickets: $15 each or $25/couple Dress: Semi-Formal Magrath United Church 7:00 p.m. Also, featuring local entertainment! LIMITED SEATING Tickets are on sale at Magrath Pharmacy 1I 1 I111 IIII I II1 I I II z Points of Interest * Sports * Pre-school programs * Grocery Specials ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ A special one night PERFORMANCE ONLY I Thursday, February 8 Tickets: $5 * Home Hardware Sales »—------------------- - ADULT VALENTINE DANCE Friday, Februaiy 9, 2001 9:00 -12:00 Magrath Stake Center Music by Cam Clark Refreshments will be served! Dress: Semi-Formal No Admission Fee Sponsored by Magrath L.D.S. Stake - Inside this issue: Community Interests 1-3 Sports 4 Classified Ads 6-7 Community Calendar 8 Grocery Specials 9-10 ¡¡Meat & Produce 1 11 I Hardware Specials 12 _________ MAGRATH CONTINUING EDUCATION Expand your Knowledge & enjoyment, Improve your job or business Learn new skills Open new doors to your future Do you have a class to offer? Do you have a class you would like to take? Call us to make it happen! Davilyn @ 758-6207 * GRACE LORRAINE LITCHFIELD , (neeJohnson) Beloved wife of Mr. Grcnt R. Litchfield of Calgary ptissed away at the Agape Hospice oh January 26,2001 at the age of 74 years. Besides her loving husband of 47 years, her children Roberta (Nell) Wheeler, Whitecourt, AB; Linda (Bill) Tanton, Sacramento, CA; Diane L:.chfield. Calgary, AB; Jane Litchfield, Sacramento. CA; Jim (Karen) Litchfield, Gibbons, AB; Cathy (Brian) Stadnyk, Calgary, AB; fourteen grandchildren and two greet granddaughters also survive her. She is also survived by her sisters LaVbn Judd, Ella Bennett, Ida (Archie) Campbell, Hazel Gorham, Margaret (Clell) Hoganson, Jean (Gordon) Schmitt and her brothers Don (Ruth) Johnson, Jay (Joyce) Johnson. Grace ‘was predeceased by father Carl Johnson, mother Jennie Johnson, brothers Victor and Allen Johnson, sisier Mabie Johnson, and im ant son John Carl Litchfield. Gráce was an active member in The Church of Jesús Christ of Latter-Day Saints, and served in many capacities within The Relief Society and Primary organizations. She was also Involved in Humanitarian Relief work, which provided quilts and clothing to the Balkans and elsewhere. Before she was married she served as a Missionary In the Western Canadian Mission, then with her husband in their retirement they served as Missionaries on a Stake mission. Singapore Mission (stationed in India), Nigeria Mission, and Salt Lake City Family History Center Mission. Funeral Services were held on Friday. February 2, 2001 at 10:00 a.m. At the LDS Willow Park Chapel, with Bishop Wayne Johnson officiating. Interment followed at Temple Hill Cemetery, Raymond, Alberta. If friends so desire, memorial donations may be made to the Agape Hospice at 1302-8'” Ave. N.W., Calgary, AB, or to the Canadian Cancer Society, 2nd Floor, 215-12 Ave. S.E., Calgary, AB T2G1A2. < ¡JUDIES ' The Craft Night that was formerly held | •at the Lutheran Church will now be held at. ¡Maria Passey's the third Wednesday of each | jmonth. j iAny info younecd phone: 758-3240 - Betty ; or758-3569-Darlene . "EVERYONE WELCOME!" / Magrath United Church Pancake Supper Tuesday, February 27th 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. Adults & Children $4.00 each 5 & under eat free or $15.00 per family Come enjoy the food & fellowship! Proceeds go to the Magrath United Church Sunday School. NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING of the • MAGRATH GOLF CLUB To be held on Monday, February 12,2001 at 7:00 p,m. > at the Magrath High School Band Room. ; Nominations for Executives must be put forward in writing by February 5, 2001 to the Magrath Golf Club. For more Information contact: Ron Johnson Box 432 Magrath, AB TOK 1 JO . (403) 758-3341 V V WV V FEBRUARY is HEART & STROKE MONTH To Magrath & District Residents: The canvas by the Magrath Hospital Auxiliary is now under way with a total of 48 volunteers involved. We ask that when called on, you would please welcome them. Every dollar will help. Please consider a donation. Thanks, Magrath Hospital Auxiliary [.........missionary CORNER *; ! Karren Leishman, daughter of Bob & Debbie, has! J received her call to the Seoul Korea Mission. Her, j farewell will be February 11, 2001 at 11:00 a.m. In; I the Magrath Stake Center. She reports to the! ; M.T.C. on February 14,2001. • I I I I 5 David Bennett, son of Arlen & Laurel, has received • his call to the Utah Provo Mission. His farewell; »will be Februaiy II, 2001 at 9:00 a.m. in the; ! Magrath Stake Center. He reports to the M.T.C.! Jon February21,2001. _____Cards of Thanks Recently, being in need of a hospital bed, I was admitted to our wonderful & much appreciated hospital. I didn't have to go to Raymond or Lethbridge but was able to stay right here among family & friends. I am so grateful for the hospital & especially for the tender loving care I received. Everyone was so good & kind and I want to thankyou individually for seeing to my eveiy need. Thank You All. We have a wonderful facility here and I hope we never lose it. We have Doctors of the highest Quality, good & kind & efficient. Let’s not lose them. Thank you Dr. Dahl for the excellent care and attention I received. Sincerely, Olive Gruninger Please come & share IRETA HEADS 100th BIRTHDAY! WHEN: February 19, 2001 WHERE: Senior Citizen's Centre WHAT TIME: 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Program 3:00-4:00 p.m. EATS: Lite Lunch WHO IS SHE? Ireta is the Loving Mother of Helen (Head) Dahl and therefore Mother-in-Law of the late Dr. Mark Dahl and presently resides at the Diamond Willow Terrace. Signed, Helen H. Dahl We specialize in: • Video slide shows (weddings, reunions, sports highlights, the Web (Output format: VHStape&CD) • Hi-Res Photo seanning/Repair & Retouching/Printing (color & B/W), OCR (text) • Banners, Posters, Ads, etc. • Private tutoring • Computer troubleshooting • Desktop Publishing Phone Bonny/Brenda 7583844 (evenings)/ leave a message (day) SENIOR CENTRE NEWS Suppers will be held February 7*. 14th, 28th Pot Luck - February 23^ All at 5:00 p.m. Senior Centre Your Hostesses for February are Bernice Coleman, Mary Tanner & Evie Hillmer. ******* Contact Jean or Jack Butlin for rental of the Seniors Centre. Fee $75.00 Phone 758-3030 ******* BINGO*BINGO*BINGO Bingo is Thursday, Februaiy 15th at the Seniors Centre Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Bingo at 7:00 p.m. ; ____________ Public Welcome!!______________ SENIOR NEWS We will be going to Stage West in Calgary on Wednesday, March 2l5t. Matinee for luncheon & stage play 'OVER THE RIVER & THROUGH THE WOODS" Members - $45.00 Non-members - $55.00 Phone: Levaun Thompson - 758-6672 Hazel Rasmussen - 758-3545 Norma Owens - 758-3560 Cardston Lutheran School A Community Forum meeting to discuss the feasibility of a Lutheran School in Cardston will be held Thursday, February 22 - 7:30 p.m. - Cardston Faith Lutheran Church basement. Welcoming enrollment from all cultures and denominations. REMEMBER TO CALL TAI Heating, Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and Appliance Service Gas and Electrical Service and Trenching 752-3866 TAI HANCOCK - MGR. CURLING _______ Correction to Last Weeks Curling Results 1" Event sponsored by Raymond Motors: The Bob BlackshawRink, Lethbridge. 2nd Event sponsored by Dunlop Ford: The Ron Balderson Rink, Magrath. 3rd Event sponsored by Magrath Trading Company: The Logic Lumber Rink, Lethbridge. 4A Event sponsored by Fred’s Excavating: The Roger Hohm Rink, Coaldale. Magrath Ladies Open Bonspiel February 22 to February 28, 2001 All teams eligible for the Investors Group, Ken Leavitt & Mike Holt “Draw to the Button” Challenge Possible Prize: $5,000.00 Entry Deadline: February 20, 2001 Phone entries to: Sandy Meldrum: 758-3697 Magrath Minor Hockey Association Here is a list of the lucky winners from our raffle draw! Brent Ehlert - Stereo system & Color T.V. Shawn Ragan - 2 nights - Waterton Lake Lodge Al Rudd - Golf Bag Abe Wiebe - 1 night - Lethbridge Lodge Elberta Wilson - 2 jr day ski passes - Castle Mountain Sue Godionton - “Welcome Post” Robert Heggie - 1 set of Free Weights Thank You to all those who supported Magrath Minor Hockey. Rod & Gun Club Firearms Safety Course February 10, 2001 Phone John - 758-3065 You need this course to get a Firearm Acquisition Permit! Ro d & Gun C lub Annual Banquet & Awards Night March 3, 2001 Tickets $10.00 each - Juniors $5.00 each Tickets at Trading Co. Hardware A Adult Education Computer Courses > January-March 2001 Instructors: Bonny West/Brendâ Beck FEBRUARY Cardston: Internet 2-Taming the Internet This 3-week course will cover managing bookmarks, refining search techniques, maximizing the use of your browser, managing your email account, downloading files, and using plug-ins. Participants should have basic familiarity with the Internet. Dates: Tues., Feb. 6-20 (3 wks) Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m. I -oration: Cardston High School Tuition: $35 Magrath? Scanning & Photo Retouching Basics I n this 4-week course you will be shown how to get the best results when scanning and retouching photos, graphics, and text. (Information on what to look for when | buying a scanner will also be provided.) Photo retouching using scanned photos will cover: color enhancements, mending tears in old photos, removing unwanted items-eg. Tune/date sump, power poles, blemishes, etc. Text scanning will cover text editing after scanning, etc. Dates: Wed., Feb. 7-28 (4 wks) Time:7:00-9:00 p.m. T -ocatinn: Magrath Elem. School Tuition: $45 MARCH Cardston: Microsoft Word-Intermediate This 3 week will cover creating and editing ubles, I using Word’s drawing tools, adding headers, footnotes, and endnotes, importing files, modifying templates, mailing labels, customizing bullets and special characters, adding web links, and additional editing features. Dates: Tues., March 6-20 (3 wks) Time:7:00-9:30 p.m. Location: Cardston High School Tuition: $35 Magrath* Make Your Own Memory Video Using slides, photos, scanners, video clips, background music, voice annotations, transitions, and easy to use software, it is now possible to create “living” video scrapbooks for home movies, weddings, family reunions, baby books, gifts, sports highlights, etc. Participants will create their own personal memory video output to VHS upe. (These movies may also be stored on CD, on the Web, or sent via email.) Participants need to bring their own photographs & video clips and choice of background music (preferably CD). Additional photos and music and blank upes will be provided. Dates: Wed., March7-28 (4wks) Time: 7:00-10:00 p.m. Location: Magrath Elem. School Tuition: $65 To register call Kathy Richards@653-4991__J NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING The Annual Meeting of the Spring Coulee Co-Operative Seed Cleaning Plant Ltd., will be held on Wednesday, February 14, 2001, beginning at 1.30 p.m. at the Cardston County Office in Cardston. At this Meeting there will be an election of two (2) Board Members whose term of office will run for three (3) years. A copy of the Year End Financial Statement will be available at the Meeting, or you may pick one up at either the County Office in Cardston, or at the Spring Coulee Plant Office in Spring Coulee. For additional information you may call Bryan D. Phillips, Secretary at653-4977. CARDSTON COUNTY EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY Cardston County requires a motor grader operator to work in the Welling-Magrath area. This will be a call in position that will be paid at an hourly rate and only when road maintenance is required. Experience in operating equipment is essential, and some mechanical ability is required. The successful applicant will be required to maintain approximately 125 miles of gravel road, which would take approximately 900 to 1100 hours per year depending on the weather, along with other duties as requested. Cardston County will supply grader, parts, fuel etc. to the successful applicant. Cardston County requires applicants to submit a per hour rate that they will require to carry out this job, along with their resume. Applications will be accepted until 4:00 p.m., February 17, 2001. Please submit Resumes to: Bryan D. Phillips, County Administrator, Box 580, Cardston, Alberta T0K0K0 E-mail: cardcnty@telusplanet.net NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CARDSTON COUNTY in the Province of Alberta Proposed By-Law number 464/2001 PURSUANT to Sections 230, 606, and 692 ol the Municipal Government Act, Statutes of Alberta, 1994, Chapter M-26.1, as amended, the Council of Cardston County, in the Province of Alberta, hereby gives notice of its intention to consider By-Law number 464/2001, being an amendment to the existing Land Use By-Law number443/98. WHEREAS, the County Council wishes to create an additional land use district within the County. THE PURPOSE of proposed By-Law number 464/2001, is to creates “Rural Small Holdings" land use district to- accommodate ihe limited subdivision of land into smaller agricultural parcels, while maintaining a desired density. THEREFORE, take notice that a Public Hearing to contemplate the proposed By-Law number 464/2001 will be held in the Cardston County Council Chambers at 10:00 a.m. on the 12th day of February, 2001, and FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that anyone wishing to make a presentation regarding the proposed By-Law should contact the County Administrator no later than 4:00 p.m. on the 9th day of February, 2001. Both written and verbal presentations may be given at the Public Hearing. DATED at the Town of Cardston, in the Province of Alberta this 23rd day of January 2001. Bryan D. Phillips, County Administrator, Box 580, .. CARDSTON,Alberta. T0K0K0 e-mail: cardcnty@telusplanet.net £ _____—.——----------------------—------------------------------------------------- Fundamentals supporting parents as first teachers WHO?Mothers, fathers and children ages two through kindergarten WHAT? 5hared activities to nurture curiosity & creativity Music and movement Puppet theatre and stories teaming to make healthy choices Discovering your world A selection of early childhood books and educational toys Displays "Lunch WHY? To give parents of preschool children some tools and ideas they can ice to promote language activities and make learning FUM! WHEM? Saturday, February 10,3001 900 am -100 pm WHERE? Cardston Elementary 5chool "FREE Lunch for those who Pre-register OMLYI Pre-register yourself and your child by calling 653-U991 before Friday, February □ Children must be attended by an adult. Maximum two children per adult. DRESS FOR ME55! Sponsoredby.Cardston HealthUnit (CHR), Community Literacy Services, Westwind School Division# 7U CI ASSIFIEDS FREE MARKET ******* * FOUND - new 16“ tire on a rim in the Spring Coulee area. Phone Gurneys Garage - 758-6300. * TO GIVE AWAY - Bunk Beds. Phone 758-3156. * TO GIVE AWAY - 2 double bi-fold mahogany doors. 1 - 30“ Mahogany door. Several 6’ to 12’ quilting boards. Call 758-3556, 33 W -1 Ave. N Diana/Ron. BUY & SELL ******* * FOR SALE - 9 cu. ft. Chest Freezer - $85. Over Head Garage Door Opener - $45- New motorized Pea Podder - $100. Interior Mahogany doors plus hardware, very good-$10 each. Garden Potting & Trays. Ph. 758-6339.CLASSIFIEDS ' * Bumper bale handler for sale - in good condition. Phone 758-3226. * WANTED - From your place to ours. We will recycle your garage or shed. Call D. Hatch at 758-6789. BUSINESS * If your child needs help in Math or Reading the Kumon Method might help. For more information call Rusty or Martine Rollingson at 758-3648. * Jeanies Hair Fashion 136 S. 1 St. W. - four doors south of the Trading Company. 758-3379. Open Tues. - Fri. Professional Hair Care at pleasing prices. * CANADIAN SECURITY SYSTEMS We sell, install & service alarms, safes, camera systems, deadbolts & key locks. Call Ross Moore at 758-3945. Free estimate. * For all your cleaning needs from hospital clean to a touch up, carpet to ceiling & everything in between. No job too big or too small. Call Wayne’s Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning 758-6414. * Will Tutor, grade 1-12 Math or Chemistry. Call Martine Rollingson at 758-3648. REALESTATE 'V -T’ FOR RENT * Storage space & Commercial space for rent. For information call 758-3876. * Rent or Buy! Newly decorated 2 bedroom home, large garage on beautiful double lot. Magrath. Phone 758-3789. * 2 bedroom apartment. For information call 758-3876. * 2 bedroom house. New furnace, fridge & back porch. Large renovated family room or bedroom in basement. Call Ty Alston 758-3322 or 758-3590. * 2 bedroom, furnished apartment. No pets. Abstainers. Call Ty Alston - 758-3322 * Small 2 bedroom home. Private. Treed lot under the hill. Inexpensive. 758-3700. Available now!! * 4 bedroom, 2 story home. Close to school and LDS stake center. 1 Vi bath, living & family room, utility room. Fridge & Stove included. Abstainers. No pets. Available Nov. 1. 758-3700. Leave message. FOR SALE * 3 bedroom, 3 bathrooms. 1250 sq. Ft. on main floor. Treed lot - Fully developed basement. Call 758-6991. * WANTED - Bungalow style home in Magrath on 1-4 acres or empty lot with services available. Call Charlie Barnett at 758-3042 or 394-5506. * 5 bedroom, 3000 sq. Ft. Home on 1 acre. 2 bath, 2 family rms (one with wood Burning Stove), living rm, dining rm, oak in kitchen. A steal at $132,000. Phone 758-6789. * House for sale - all brand new inside when finished renovations. For complete details See “www.retailcontrols.com/house” Asking $49,000 when complete. * New 1230 sq. ft. home. 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, garage, fridge, Stove. No GST. Phone 758-6835 or 758-3446fMGROTHNEWS In Our Community ••• February 2001 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday T^rursday Friday Saturday 4 5 6 7 BASKETBALL Boys host Taber 6:00 Seniors Dinner 5:00 8 ■ 9 BASKETBALL Girls host Taber Dlnner/Theatre 7:00 Adult Valentine Dance 9:00 10 1 BASKETBALL Girls host CCHS Dinner/Theatre 7:00 11 12 13 14 Seniors Dinner 5:00 15 BINGO 16 17 LIBRARY NEWS HEID B0DH5 We are still offering introductory computer skills, covering word processing, internet and email. There is no charge and you do not have to be a library member. For further information phone us @ 758-6498. " Besides pre-school books, the library has special pre-school reading and activity kits that can be checked out. We have a used Heintzman piano for sale. Make your dream come true have your home built by JENSEN ENTERPRISES New construction: Fine woodwork: Additions: Hardwood furniture: Patio Decks: Renovations: 403-758-3669 Box 93 Ken Jensen, Owner Magrath, AB TOK 1J0 1 77 | critiMtm SUttGK nmtsrMini u.__J. to Mitri Lance Miller Agent Bub. 320-6411 Fax. 320-6427 If you have an advertisement or announcement to submit to the paper, please note that the deadline for submissions is MONDAY at 6:00 P.M.. Entries submitted after the deadline will be published the following week. Phone 758-6377, Fax 758-6888 or drop off your submissions at the Magrath Trading Company Office.Jtagratk trading Company GROCCRR SPZCIAfS “3rom Our Jamily to yours...” Dairy Relights aitd frozen favorites! Armstrong Aged Cheddar - select varieties 750 g $7.98 Armstrong Cheddar Cheese, also mozzarella 750 g $6.98 Kraft Single Slices or Cheez Whiz - select vanetie; 1 kg $6.98 Dairyland Buttermilk 1 litre $1.48 Dairyland Yogurt - select varieties 175 g 3 for $ 1.89 Imperial Margarine - quarters or soft tub 1.36 kg $3.48 Tropics or Tropicana Chilled Fruit Juice - select 1.89 litre $3.48 McCain Homefries, lasti Thters or Superfries 750 g, 1 kg 2 for $5.00 Cheemo Perogy, frozen - select varieties 907 g, 1 kg $2.98 Thmpico Multipack Punch, chined 8 X 375 mL $4.48 Nestle Shakes - select varieties 400-500 mL $1.18 Bella Pasta Dinners, frozen - select varieties 235 g 3 for $4.98 Swanson Dinners, frozen - select varieties 280-376 g $2.98 groceries Robin Hood Flour - all purpose, whole wheat or unblea hed lokg $5.98 Duncan Hines Cake Mix - select varieties 515g 2 for $3.00 Duncan Hines Frosting - select varieties 450 g 2 for $3.98 Robin Hood Angel Food Cake Mix - select varied s 450 g 2 for $5.00 Baker’s Chocolate Chips - select varieties 300 g $1.98 Green Giant Vagetables - peas, com, beans, select 341-398 mL 4 for $3.00 Campbell’s Tomato Soup 284 mL 4 for $2.00 Heinz Ketchup - squeeze 1 litre $2198 Campbell’s Chunky Soup - select varieties 540 mL $1.88More Grocery Specials... Kraft Mayonnaise or Miracle Whip - select varieties 750 mL, 1 litre $3.98 Bick’s Dill Pickles or Hamburger Slices - select 1 litre ?2 for $4.00 Ocean’s Flaked or Chunk Light Tuna in water 170 g .78 Nabob Tradition Coffee - regular, fine or extra fine 300 g 2 for $5.98 Sun-Rype Apple Juice - pure, blue label 1 litre 4 for $5.00 International Delight Coffee Whitener 473 mL 3 for $4.98 Alpha or Pacific Evaporated Milk - select varieties 385 mL $1.18 General Mills Cereal - select varieties 385-575 g $3.98 Quaker instant Oatmeal - select varieties 288-470 g 2 for $4.98 Dempster’s whole Grains Bread - select varieties 680 g $2.28 Kraft Peanut Butter - select varieties 1 kg $4.98 Kraft Jams - strawberry or raspberry 500 mL $3.98 Del Monte Peaches, Pears or Fruit Cocktail 398 mL 3 for $4.98 Western Classics Pop - select varieties 2 litre .88 Lunch BOX Punch - select varieties 3 X 250 rnL .88 V-8 Juice or V-8 Splash - select varieties 1.89 litre $3.28 Ocean Spray Cranberry Cocktails - select varieties 1.89 litre $3.98 Chee-tos Cheese Snacks - select varieties 330-360 g 2 for $4.00 Jell-O Pudding Snacks - select varieties 4 pack 3 for $4.98 Dad’S Cookies - select varieties 400 g $2.98 Ruffles Potato Chips - select varieties 2
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Magrath Store News (January 17, 2001)
J. A. Ririe, 2001Co-Authors: Magrath Trading StoreAbstract:An 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 ■ i f I „ .H 35 i January 17,2001 TOWN OF MAGRATH PUBLIC NOTICE Water Users are advised that effective January 01, 2001, water rates in the Town of Magrath have increased approximately 12%. Residential Rare: $30/month Annual Prepayment: $330.00 Those who have paid the $297-00 for 2001 will need to remit an additional $33-00 Band Calendars are at the Trading Company Office. If you ordered a calendar please pick it up as soon as possible! PARENT WORKSHOP Wednesday, January 26 7 00 p.m. Bandroom i I I For all Parents of Pre-school children. This workshop is free. Bring your child's favorite toy to discuss what makes a good toy. Phono graphic kits will be available to purchase at the j meeting. u Points of Interest * * Settlors News * Grocery Specials * Home Hardware Sales ■- - ----------- K Inside this issue: Community Interests 1-3 Sports 4 Classified Ads 6-7 Community Calendar 8 Grocery Specials 9-10 Meat & Produce 11 Hardware Specials 12 I________ / 1 II !I I I II I 1 II I - II I II III I II N 1 I Î I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ! i I I I 1 ____........ _ . I Magrath Cultural Arts Society presents The Comedy Play “lake live” Friday, February 9 Saturday, February 10 VALENTINE DINNER THEATRE Roast Beef Dinner Tickets: $15 each or $25/couple Dress: Semi-Formal A special one night PERFORMANCE ONLY Thursday, February 8 Tickets: $5 Magrath United Church 7:00 p.m. Also, featuring local entertainment! LIMITED SEATING Tickets are on sale at Magrath Pharmacy J ORGAN DONORS SAVE LIVES... PLEASE DISCUSS YOUR WISHES WITH YOUR FAMILY. For more information please contact THE KIDNEY FOUNDATION HF CANADA SOUTHERN ALBERTA BRANCH 294-1717 (Calgary) or 1-800-268-1177 Make your dream come true have your home built by JENSEN ENTERPRISES New construction: Additions: Patio Decks: 403-758-3669 Fine woodwork: Hardwood furniture: Renovations: Box 93 Magrath, AB TOK 1J0 I ! X ; I REMEMBER TO CALL TAI Heating, Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and Appliance Service Gas and Electrical Service and Trenching 752-3866 TAI HANCOCK - MGR. Happy New Year from MTM Garbage Disposal ¡Residential Prepayment $88.“ per year by Jan. 31/01 or $87Jper month Box 669 Magrath, AB _P_h_o__n_e:_ _75_8_-_6_5_8_5 ! i CARDS OF THANKS The family of the late Einar Jorgensen would like to express their heartfelt thanks to friends, relatives and neighbours for the expressions of love and sympathy shown at Einar’s passing. A special thank you to those who prepared and served the delicious lunch after the funeral. Thankyou to those who made donations to the Magrath Long Term Care Centre. Special thanks to the medical and nursing staff at the Magrath Long Term Care Centre for the kindness and care received. Your thoughtfulness is greatly appreciated. The Jorgensen Family On behalf of the Magrath United Church, we would like to thank all the people who made boxes for Operation Christmas Child. There were 47 boxes. A special thanks to S.A.S.H. For the double ones. B. Twitchen We wish to thank everyone for their help in anyway during our recent sad bereavement, it was all veiy much appreciated. God Bless all ofyou. Margaret & Syl Rarickand family Annie & George Moore and family Dorothy & Jim Taylor and family We would like to thank all those who bought the Pasta Paks for one of our hockey fundraisers. We appreciate your support. Thankyou also to Randy & staff at the Magrath Co-Op for use of their place to pick up the pasta. Magrath Minor Hockey Association Sharon Ragan (Pasta Co-ordinator) SENIOR CENTRE NEWS Our Hostesses for January are Shirley Andersen, Georgina Fyfe & Grace Navratil Supper Tonight, Januaiy 17* Pot Luck Januaiy 26th and another supper Januaiy 31st at Senior Centre 5:00 p.m. ******* 2001 Memberships now due - $20.00 That includes cleaning. Life Members $10.00 for cleaning. ******* Contact Jean or Jack Butlin for rental of the Seniors Centre. Fee $75.00 Phone 758-3030 ******* BINGO*BINGO*BINGO Bingo is this Thursday, Januaiy 18th at the Seniors Centre Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Bingo at 7:00 p.m. Public Welcome!! MISSIONARY CORNER ; ! | »David Bennett, son of Arlen & Laurel, has received« Shis call to the Utah Provo Mission. His farewell! •will be February II, 2001 in the Magrath Stake; {Center. He reports to the M.T.C. on Februaiy 21,; 52001. i • 4 SPORTS ___________ CURLING Magrath Men’s Open Bonspiel January 22 - 28, 2001 All Curlers eligible for the Investors Group, Ken Leavitt & Mike Holt Draw to the Button Challenge Possible Prize: $5,000.00 Annual Curling Club Auction to be held Saturday Evening! To Enter, Contact: i Maurice Bevers: 758-6726 Ron Balderson: 758-6521 Entry Deadline: January 19, 2001 BASKETBALL I Zeniths Still on Winning Streak The Zeniths and Eagles hosted Winston Churchill Bulldogs on Saturday night. Both teams came out victorious with the Eagles winning 75-41 as Dylan Alston scored 17 points and Brad Sorpold added 16. Layne Barnett also pleased the crowd with two three pointers. The Zeniths won with a score of 102-63. Jimmy Balderson scored 35 points with Matt Harris and Darren Bevers adding 18 apiece. Kevin Bullock made 17 points which included 5 three pointers. Pandas & Cubs Basketball On Wednesday the girls played the Medicine Hat Kwahommies. Medicine Hat came out on top with a score of 57-41 in Panda action. Kelsey Helgeson led the Pandas with 12 points and Cassy Foggin added 10. The Cubs also had a tough defeat with Medicine Hat winning 44-37. Debbie Balderson had 12 points. On Saturday afternoon the Pandas and Cubs hosted the Cardston Lady Cougars. The Cougars were able to defeat the Pandas with a score of70-64. Danielle Wilde scored 13 points for the Pandas while Debbie Balderson and Kelsey Helgeson added 11 and 10 respectively. In junior varsity play, the Cubs topped the Lady Cougars 51-36 as Debbie Balderson scored 13 points and Lauren Balderson added 12. Please submit your sports scores and schedules by dropping off at the Trading Company office, Faxing to 758-6888, or emailing to t idmarsh@telusplanet. net. TOWN OF MAGRATH PUBLIC NOTICE 1. BUSINESS LICENCES Business Licenses, as required by By-Law #897, are being issued at the Town Office for the 2001 business year. 2. DOG LICENCES Dog Licenses are due to be renewed in January. Cost is $ 10 if not neutered or spayed; $5 with proof of procedure being done. 3. WATER PREPAYMENT PLAN The water prepayment plan with the applicable one month discount is available to Town residential properties during the month of January2001. The 2000 water account must be paid in full before one can take advantage of the prepayment plan. Annual Prepayment: $330.00 4. TAX PREPAYMENT PLAN Those who wish to enter into a monthly tax payment agreement for 2001 taxes should contact the Town Office by January 2001. This plan is available to property owners during the month of January only to those whose taxes are in a Current Status. This program is not available after January31,2001. PIONEER IRRIGATION AREA OF CANADA ' NQt!CE_OF2ANNUAL MEETING The Annual Meeting of the Spring Coulee Co-Operative Seed Cleaning Plant Ltd., will be held on Wednesday, February 14, 2001, beginning at 1:30 p.m. at the Cardston County Office in Cardston. At this Meeting there will be an election of two (2) Board Members whose term of office will run for three (3) years. A copy of the Year End Financial Statement will be available at the Meeting, or you may pick one up at either the County Office in Cardston, or at the Spring i Coulee Plant Office in Spring Coulee. { For additional information you may call Bryan D. Phillips, Secretary at653-4977. IN THE MUSEUM... Magrath History & Museum Assoc. Will be holding their annual meeting Thursday, January 18 7:00 p.m. in the downstairs of the Library. Come support our heritage. Everyone welcome I I ROD & GUN CLUB Annual Meeting January 18, 2001 - 7:30 p.m. at the Clubhouse EVERYONE WELCOME! ROD & GUN CLUB Measuring Night January 19 - 7:00-9:00 p.m. at the Clubhouse VISITORS ARE WELOME! 6 IH Lance Miller ì Can a kam tm raffln* ari us Ag«nt Bus. 320-5411 Fax. 320-542? TAIL'S CAD GROOMING & PET SUPPLIES Tracey Heersehop #6 - 53 Braifray N. Pfexaer 752-3808 R«yn»ri, AB C«tt: 330-8191 Call to Book Appoiotiwote for Groonioj CLASSIFIEDS FREE MARKET • TO GIVE AWAY**hoimd cross Puppies. 4 months old. 758-6594 ......BUY & SELL............ > ■ Looking for 2 single beds in good condition. Call Cathy West at 758-6473. ‘ Snow Tires for sale. 14“ x 175. Like new. $30 for the pair. 758-6239. ' For Sale - 1 real good Box spring & mattress. Very clean. Standard size. $100. 1 - Hide-a-bed. Practically new. $450. 758-6446 ' For Sale - Harvest gold fridge - top freezer, clean & working well. Fits area: 61“ high x 31 ” wide. $75 . . \ Harvest gold Stove - clean & working well. Fits area: 49“ high x 30” wide. $75 Phone: 758-0122. ' Pine Firewood for Sale. $90/truckload. Cut, split and delivered. Call Chad Harris at 758-6825 or 382-9515. ‘ For Sale - Carpet, approx. 10’ x 13’. Bright blue, good condition. 758-0122. BUSINESS * Improve your marks in the coming final tests! Come to an essay/paragraph writing workshop January 16 at 4:30 p.m. Magrath High School room #62. Cost $15 for 11/2 hours. Instructor: Elaine Streibel - English teacher. Phone 752-0059 * If your child needs help in Math or Reading the Kumon Method might help. For more ; information call Rusty or Martine Rollingson at 758-3648. * REMEMBER TO CALL TAI Heating, Air conditioning, Refrigeration, and Appliance Service, Gas & Electrical Service and Trenching. 752-3866. ; * Jeanie s Hair Fashion 136 S. 1 St. W. - four doors south of the Trading Company. 758-3379. Open Tues. - Fri. Professional Hair Care at pleasing prices. * CANADIAN SECURITY SYSTEMS We sell, install &c service alarms, safes, camera systems, deadbolts & key locks. Call Ross Moore at 758-3945. Free estimate. , , CLASS] * For all your cleaning needs from hospital dean to a touch up, carpet to ceiling & everything in between. No job too big or too small. Call Waynes Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning - 758-6414. * Will Tutor, grade 1-12 Math or Chemistry. Call Martine Rollingsonat758-3648. USED VEHICLES.... * For Sale - Ski Doo TNT 292 - $275 John Deer 600 snowmobile - $400 Call 758-3731, ask for Rob. * 1986 Ford Aerostar Van - newer brakes transmission. Runs, but needs work. $1000 obo. 758-3426. * For Sale - 87 Chev Caprice, fully loaded. Excellent condition. Phone 758-3135. * 12,000 lb. Car hauler 3 yrs old - $2500 obo. Two fuel slip tanks, also 500 & 1000 gal fuel tanks & 87 Mercury Topaz needs engine - Offers. Call 758-3292 or 758-3475. ......REALESTATE........ FOR RENT * Storage space & Commercial space for rent. For information call 758-3876. * For Rent or Sale. 2 bedroom home, recendy Remodeled, beautiful yard and great neighbours. 139 S. 2nd Street W. Owner will also consider selling. Rent is $500/month. Call 758-6016. * 2 bedroom apartment. $380/month. Includes utilities & laundry. Phone 758-3781. FIEDS * 2 bedroom apartment. For information Cah 758-3876. * 1 bedroom basement suite. Abstainers. No smokers, no pets. 758-3156. * 2 bedroom house. New furnace, fridge & back porch. Large renovated family room or bedroom in basement. Call Ty Alston 758-3322 or 758-3590. * As of March 1-2 bedroom house. For information call 758-3876. * 2 bedroom, furnished apartment. No pets. Abstainers. Call Ty Alston - 758-3322 * Small 2 bedroom home. Private. Treed lot under the hill. Inexpensive. 758-3700. Available now!! * 4 bedroom, 2 story home. Close to school and LDS stake center. 1 bath, living & family room, utility room. Fridge & Stove Included. Abstainers. No pets. Available Nov. 1. 758-3700. Leave message. FOR SALE * 5 bedroom, 3000 sq. Ft. Home on 1 acre. 2 bath, 2 family rms (one with wood Burning Stove), living rm, dining rm, oak in kitchen. A steal at $132,000. Phone 758-6789. * House for sale - all brand new inside when finished renovations. For complete details see “www.retailcontrols.com/house” Asking $49,000 when complete. * New 1230 sq. ft. Home 3 bedroom, 2 bath, garage, fridge, Stove. No GST. Phone 758-6835 or 758-3446MaGBOTHNEWS In Our Communi^ ... January2001 I ........ Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Priday ... ...... ..... Saturday 14 _________ 15 16 17 Senior's Supper 5:00 p.m. 18 Senior's BINGO 7:00 pm Magrath History & Museum annual meeting 7:00 pm. 19 BASKETBALL Boys host Raymond 6:00 20 21 r 22 23 . . .. 24 Senior's Potluck Supper 5:00 pm. 25 26 27 ii ------1] LIBRARY NEWS PRE-SCHOOL STORY HOUR for children 3 and 4 years of age will start Wednesday, January 24th from 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. This session will run for six weeks. Enrollment is limited to 10 children and pre-registration is required. Please call or drop in to the library for further information (758-6498). If you are interested in basic computer, email/internet, or wordprocessing skills, please contact us. There is no charge and we would be happy to help you get started. You can also establish your own free email account at the library. Our art exhibit “UNDERA FAMILIAR SKY’, works by Catherine and Peter Whyte, will be leaving the library the last week of January. If you have an advertisement or announcement to submit to the paper, please note that the deadline for submissions is MONDAY at 6:00 P.M.. Entries submitted after the deadline will be published the following week. Phone 758-6377, Fax 758-6888 or drop off your submissions at the Magrath Trading Company Office. ______________MAGRATH HOSPITAL AUXILIARY: TREE OF HOPE 2000-2001 v Donations Received in MEMORY OF LOVED ONES Alma Whitt, John & Lois Latham, Hazel Rasmussen, Mildred Martel, Ike Wiph, Arlene & Dan Gruninger, Melva Schad, Carrel Wolsey, Fred & Harriet Strate, Monte Owens, Irene Scott, Eiden & Marge Coleman, Ratty & Richard Heninger, Holt Zaugg, Dora Raasch, Forrest & Doreen Balderson, Russell & Sadie Rasmussen, Ted & Betty Clifton, Ruth Hovey, Norman & Barbara Hillmer, Elizabeth Stanek, Marjorie Tomlinson, Ernie Hillmer, Bertha Passey, Hazel Dudley, Roy Sibley, Alice (Sparky) Stevenson, Elizabeth & Greg Strong, lohn Wagontail, Mark Harker, Marjorie & Darrell Passey, Margarette & Jim Low, lack & lean Butlin, Joanne Van Lent, W.C. Club, Floyd & Helen Cook, Kirk & Leia Bullock, Warren & Desmonia Harris, Town of Magrath, Bill Whitt. Dee Leishman, Frank Triscli, Don & Ruth Johnson, Richard Blumell, Devar Dahl, Russell Panczak, Mike & Margaret Schneyder, Bob Neilson, Doreen Alston, ; Albert & Pearl Perry, Dean & Grethe Anderson, Ken & Darlene Miller, Viola Miller, David Lowry Masonry, Gary Bowen, Arlene Kuyten, Norma Owens, Shirley Andersen, Verla Wilde, Sharon Owens, Georgina Fyfe, Ervin & Jean Braun, Dorothy Bennett, Bernice Coleman, George Gruninger, Ema Widmer, Robert & Maureen Rasmussen, Tim & Carol Peirens, Margaret Minion, Vivian & Wayne Miller, Esther Toomer, William S. Harker, lacky Ramberg, Blair & Margaret Sabey, Olive Gruninger, Ruth & Warren Wilde, Carolyn E. Mehew, Grace Toomer, Gerry Leishman, Mick & Dorothy Barnett, Les Grusendorf, Debbie & Barry Owens, Sylvia Bullock, Gayion Dudley, Ken & Marge Balderson, Carole Clarke, Sue Kado, Darren Wheeler, Addie & Lois Bourne, Shirley Saunders, Joyce Holladay- Harris, lohn Bourne, Virginia Hillmer, Phil Hillmer, Gladys Leishman, Arvin Wilde, Iqy Johnson, Mark & Maria Pass^. Steve Kunimoto, John Thompson, L.B. & Mary Tanner, Wes Rasmussen, Marie Bullock, Gean Wheeler, Lawrence Bengry, Ewalt & Lilly Paul, Adeline & Ewald Kruger, Ves & Lillian Sabey, Iris Hemy, Clara Salberg, Maryann & Del lones, George & Beth Foggin, Carolyn Leishman Magrath trading Company GBOCSRy SF£CLA£S M3rmn Our Jamila to Hours...” Daini Delights ani frozen favorites! Dairyland Chocolate Milk 1 litre $1.38 Parkay Margarine - quarters or soft bowl 1.36 kg $2.78 Minute Maid Orange Juice, frozen - select varieties 355 mL 3 for $3.00 Western Family French Fries, frozen - select 1 kg $1.48 Western Family Perogy, frozen - select varieties 1 kg 2 for $5.00 Dairyland Sour Cream 750 mL $2.88 Pillsbury Pizza Pops, frozen - select varieties 400 g $3.28 Lean Cuisine or Stouffer’s Dinners, frozen - select 196-340 g $2.98 Welch’s JtliCe or Cocktails, frozen - select varieties 341 mL 4 for $5.00 Western Family Meat Pies - beef, chicken, turkey 200 g .8810 Groceries Money’s Mushrooms - pieces and stems 284 mL .78 Aylmer Tomatoes - select varieties 796 rnL 3 for $3.99 Catelli Garden Select Pasta Sauce - select vanetie ; 700 mL 2 for $5.00 Catelli Pasta - select varieties 700-900 g 3 for $3.00 Betty Crocker Hamburger Helper, also chicken &t ma 180-240 g 2 for $4.00 Betty Crocker Mashed or Sliced Potatoes 141-215 g $1.78 Catelli Egg Noodles, Bistro or Healthy Harvest Pasta - select varieties 340-375 g 3 for $4.98 Western Family Tomato Paste 156 mL 3 for $ 1.98 PastaRoni or Rice-a-Roni - select varieties 130-227 g 3 for $3.00 Christie Cookies - select varieties 350-400 g $2.98 Cadbury Hot Chocolate - select varieties 500 g $2.98 Old Dutch Restaurante Tortilla Chips 312-400 g $2.28 Old Dutch Restaurante Salsa - select varieties 473 mL $2.48 Kraft Dinner 225 g 4 for $3.00 Western Family Pink Salmon 213g 2 for $3.00 Kraft Mayonnaise or Miracle Whip - select varieties 500 mi. $2.98 Western Family Drinks - select varieties 3 X 250 mL .78 Campbell’s V8 Juice 1 litre $1.88 Kraft Pourable Salad Dressings - select varieties 250 mL 3 for $4.98 Post Cereals - select varieties 375-620 g 2 for $5.98 Dempster’s Original Sliced Bread - select varieties 675 g $ 1.58 Kraft Jam or Jelly - select varieties 250 mL ... $2.28 Kraft Peanut Butter - select varieties 500 g $2,98 Aunt Jemima Pancake Mix or Syrup - select variei ed kg, 750 mL 2 for $5.00 Dole 1 OO% Juice Blends - select varieties 3 ¿pack 2 for $2.88 VabiSCO Cream Of Wheat - select varieties 320-800 g 2 for $4.98 Quaker Rice Cakes - select varieties lOO-199g $1.68Haiisehald Items... 11 Original or Ultra Sunlight Detergent - select variety s 20-24 ^ah«? $6.98 Value Priced Bleach 3.6 litre $1.28 Scottowels UltraClean or Viva Jumbo ^aoer Towels 2 roll pack 2 for $5.00 Salon Sélectives Hair Care - select varieties 150-300 mL .... 150(5 2 for $5.00 Glade Aerosol Air Freshener - select varieties 25Og $1.68 Purina Dog or Puppy Chow 2kg $4.98 Purina Cat Chow or Meow Mix - select varieties 1.6-2 kg $5.98 Western Family Cat Food - select varieties 156 g 2 for .88 Kitty Kat Clay Cat Litter - select varieties iokg $4.98 JMBKtt 3B£SH PRODUCE! Large Navel Oranges - california grown $ 1.28/kg .58/lb Red Seedless Grapes - Chilean grown, #1 grade $6.57/kg 2.98/lb Premium Romaine Lettuce - california grown .98 each Et TU Caesar Salad 132 g box $2.98 Roma Tomatoes - u.s. grown $3.26/kg $1.48/lb Medium Onions - Canadian grown, Canada # 1 3 lb bag $1.48 BUTCHER’S BUMS 03 CHE WEEK! Lean Ground Beef $4.37/kg $ 1.98/lb Chuck Stewing Beef $5.48/kg 2.48/lb Boneless Blade Pot Roast $5.03/kg $2.28/lb Fletcher’S Bacon - select varieties 500 g $3.98 Fletcher’S Smokies - select varieties 500 g $3.78 Fletcher’s Wieners - select varieties 375-450 g $2.48 Fletcher’s Bologna Chunks - select varieties 750 g $3.48 Fletcher’s Sausage Rings - select varieties 500 g $2.98 Western Family Pizza - select varieties 800-850 g $5.98U "Home of the Racksack Garbage Container for inside Cupboard Doors Reg. $7.29 Sale Price $5.77 Home Garbage Bags 40 pack Everyday Low Price $4.47 Reynolds Aluminum Foil 12 inch x 50 ft Reg. $2.99 Sale Price $2.07 J-Cloths 8 pack - Reusable Reg. $2.19 Special $1.47 Travel Alarm Clocks Special $3.00 each 400 g Pack of Suckers Reg. $3.99 Sale Price $2.99 I 1: Craft Paints are still on Special for $1.49/bottle S.T.R Carb Cleaner I Reg. $4.99 Red Hot Price $2.99 Radiator Stop Leak Bars Leak - 12 oz. - $4.99 Bars Leak - 5 Vz oz. - $3.19 I \Ne have 5 foot, 6 foot & 7 foot Wooden Toboggans Orville Redenbacher Popcorn Low Fat or Light Buttery Reg. Price $4.49 Sale Price $3.49 One Display of Garden Seeds is out! Home büuilwuie We have Furnace filters, Motors, Transformers, V Belts, Bearings & Thermostats for your furnace
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Magrath Store News (March 7, 2001)
J. A. Ririe, 2001Co-Authors: Magrath Trading StoreAbstract:An archive of the Magrath Trading Store News.The University of Lethbridge Library received permission from the Wes Balderson to digitize and display this content.MAGRATH NEWS Published Weekly Since 1932 by The Magrath Trading Company 35* March 7, 2001 - s ■■■li............»y ? ~ ANNUAL SPAGHETTI SUPPER Hosted by the Magrath School Bands Thursday, March 22,2001 5:30 p.m. - School Auditorium $4/person or $20/family (means parents & siblings) All Concert Bands will be playing No waiting in lines! — Plenty of food! EVERYONE WELCOME! * " ■ * Points of Interest * Spring Sports Registration * Basketball Playoffs * Grocery Specials IMPORTANT SOCCER PARENTS MEETING Tuesday, March 27th 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. Band Room (use Auditorium entrance) * Home Hardware Sales Wendy Leavitt is stepping down as President of the Soccer Association. We would like to thank her for all her MANY years of service. At this point we have no Lethbridge Soccer Executive. Issues to be discussed at this meeting: 1. Whether to keep Mini-Soccer and Lethbridge Soccer separate or under one executive. 2. Election of New Executive(s). 3. Building of new Soccer Fields. 4. Summer Games (in Cardston this year July 4-7). 5. Any of your ideas/concerns. 6. Final Registration for Lethbridge Soccer. Please attend this meeting! r S Inside this issue: Community Interests 1-3 Sports 4-5 Classified Ads 6-7 Community Calendar 8 Grocery Specials 9-10 Meat & Produce 11 Hardware Specials 12 T^e Raymond playhouse Society Proudly Presents Tickets available at Raymond Broadway Theatre The Blue Castle Weekdays 1-5 p.m. A dramatic play based on tlpe book by LJM. Montgomery or by calling 752-2336 Ticket Price $10.00 Performance Dates: Dinner Theatre Tickets call 752-4036 or 752-3572 March 22 - 31st Monday 26th Family Night - Tickets $8.00 8:00 p.m. Raymond Broadway Theatre_______ Tuesday 27th Youth Night - Tickets $8.00 2 The March meeting of St. Joseph’s C.W.L. will be held on Tuesday, March 13th at 7:00 p .m. at the home of Elizabeth Stanek. I Reminder that memberships are due. ATTENTION!! Members, Parents, Friends of the Magrath Concert Bands 1972 to 1975 Kennedy Jenson, has compiled a number of Band selections on to a 40 minute CD which will be available for sale as soon as the covering Jacket is made. We are asking you to search your photos for pictures of the band or of individual members - humorous or sedate!! These she plans to use in a collage for the Jacket. If you have any pictures please contact: Ruth Jenson 653-3461 Mary Yvonne Hohm 758-6608 roKorarisai tMolRBnul Lance Miller Agent Bus. 320-6411 Fox. 320-6427 MISSIONARY CORNER Elder |eff Hill, son of Cathy Pilling, will report on his mission to Adelaide, Australia on Sunday, March IIth at ll:00 a.m. in the Magrath Stake Center. Everyone is Welcome. Wayne Kinder, son of James & Deberá, has been called to the Idaho, Boise Mission. His farewell will be held on March I8lh at l:00 p.m. in the Garden Place Chapel. He reports to the M.T.C. on March 28th. / IN THE MUSEUM... X School Bond & Sports Display Pietares of seme of oar sports teams from the early 1900's. This display is ia the upstairs museum room ami will he up for the next few months. The museum is open Friday afternoons or you can phone Donna Lybbert at 758-3896 to view it at another time. VINNIE’S KITCHEN Preparing all Kinds of Food For Special Events Full Service Catering or We Deliver For Yon to Stm Over 25 Varieties of Our Own Soup No a restaurant — a large commercial kitchen with Alberta Health Food Establishment Permit For great comfort food. Call 758-3292 REMEMBER TO CALL TAI Heating, Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and Appliance Service Gas and Electrical Service and Trenching 752-3866 TAI HANCOCK - MGR. Jtagrntk United Cknrek is having a fund raiser. They are selling Avon Skin-So-Soft Candles in a Can 3 x 3 W' Cost: $10.00 each - $5 of (hich goes to the church. To order you candle call: Betty Twitchen at 758-3240 or Pinky Coleman at 758-6899 3 Cards of Thanks A Wes & Rhonda Murphy wish to thank all those who helped our family during this difficult time. Special thanks to the EMS Crew who responded so Quickly. Special thanks also goes to Bishop Alston and the Magrath 4th Ward Relief Society. Zola was very loved and accepted by eveiyone in Magrath. You made her life special. Thankyou from the bottom of our hearts. Sincerely Wes & Rhonda Murphy J Magrath Co-Op Annual Meeting Wednesday, March 21 2:00 p.m. at the Magrath Co-Op All members welcome. We specialize iti: • Video slide shows (weddings, reunions, sports highlights, the Web (Output format: VHStape &CD) • Hi-Res Photo scanning/Repair & Retouching/Printing (color & B/W), OCR (text) • Banners, Posters, Ads, etc. • Private tutoring • Computer troubleshooting • Desktop Publishing Phone Bonny/Brenda 758-3844 (evenings)/ leave a message (day) SENIOR CENTRE NEWS Hostesses for March are: Shirley Clifton, Betty Clifton, Elizabeth Olsen, Marietta Wilcox Supper Dates for March are 7th & 14th Supper canceled March 21st due to the trip to Stage West in Calgary. Our Monthly Pot Luck will be March SO* All at the Senior Centre - 5:30 p.m. ******* Contact jean or Jack Butlin for rental of the Seniors Centre. Fee $75.00 Phone 758-3030 ******* BINGO*BINGO*BINGO Bingo is Thursday, March 15th at the Seniors Centre Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Bingo at 7:00 p.m. Public Welcome!! SENIOR NEWS STAGE WEST March 21st, 2001 The bus will leave the Garden City Senior Centre, Wednesday, March 21st for Stage West in Calgary at 8:00 a.m. Please Be Prompt. Those who have signed up for the Matinee/Luncheon and have not as yet paid please get your money to Norma Owens as soon as possible. ALSO Those wishing to attend the dinner/theatre THE BLUE CASTLE” in Raymond, Thursday, March 29th (Cost $25/person for dinner and theatre) please get your names in to: LeVaun Thompson - 758-6672 Hazel Rasmussen - 758-3545 Norma Owens - 758-3560 SPORTS Rod & Gun Club Annual Banquet & Awards Night A very successful banquet was held March 3. The club would like to Thank trophy donors and the businesses and individuals who gave door prizes. The United Church Ladies provided a delicious meal. Trophy winners were as follows: Mule Deer - Leland Bennett Memorial (sponsor) 1* -Jim Cook -1866/8 2“d-Jordan Cook -180 3/8 Whitetail Deer - Southern Agri-Services (sponsor) 1“-Clayton Gast -1274/8 2nd-Gary Coleman -126 4/8 Antelope - Ralph & Mina Arndt Memorial (sponsor) 1st-Jordan Cook -704/8 2nd- Owen Kenney - 65 4/8 Moose - Monty Adams Memorial (sponsor) 1' - Ron Strate - 571/8 Skull & Homs 1“-Cam Cook -BlackBear 171/16@88% 2nd-Ryan Beck - Bighorn Sheep 148 7/8 @85% Archery - Ted Holland Insurance (sponsor) 1st - Kurt Albiez - Mule Deer 102% 2“1- Owen Kenney -Antelope 101% Fish Trout - RTL Agri-Services (sponsor) 1“ - Steve Kunimoto 4#0oz. Walleye - Lew Lee Memorial (sponsor) 1“ - Mark Holzworth 10# 15 oz. Pike - Bona Vista Petroleum (sponsor) 1” -DarrelPassey 15#5oz. 2nd - Jack Rogers 15# 4 oz. Goose - Jim’s Auto Service (sponsor) 1st -HarleySeward 12#7oz. 2nd - Owen Kenney 11 # 9 oz. No entries received for Elk, Ducks, Pheasants, or JuniorTrout and Pike. F. Fell Balderson Conservation Award - McIntyre Ranch Bill Saunders Memorial Turkey Shoot Award - Best 20 Targets - Jim Stoutjesdyk 26.3 out of 30 Lifetime Membership Award - Rodney Arndt Harry Hillmer Master Award - Overall Best of Club Average - Jim Cook - Mule Deer 186 6/8 -114% CURLING Magrath Mixed Bonspiel March 13 - 18,2001 Banquet and Dance: Saturday, March 17, 2001 To Enter, Contact: Maurice Bevers at 758-6726 or Ron Balderson at 758-6521 SOCCER SOCCER REGISTRATION Ages 4-U13 play in Magrath $35 per player, $105 familyof3 ormore U16 & U18 boys play in Lethbridge $70 per player (teams playing in Lethbridge must be submitted by April 1) (players bom in 1982 not eligible for U18 team) Coaches and referee registration Place: Magrath Pool Foyer Dates: Thurs. March 15 7:00pm - 9:00pm Sat. March 17 9:00am - 12:00pm Thurs. March 22 7:00pm - 9:00pm Magrath Soccer Association (Lethbridge League) Fee $60.00 Deadline March 27th Two Games a week Mon./Wed. or Tues./Thurs. Boys and Girls teams (Not Co-ed) U-18 - 1983,1984,1985,1986 U-14 - 1987 and 1988 U-12 - 1989 and 1990 Checks may be postdated to April 1st Registrations available in School office or contact Laurel Bennett 758-6222 SPORTS continued on page 5continued i BASKETBALL Zeniths go into Playoffs with 16-0 Saturday night finished off the regular season games for the Zeniths with a win of 91-64 over the Raymond Comets to take them into the finals unbeaten. League scoring champion Jimmy Balderson made 47 points after injuring his hand and arm last week. While practicing in the auditorium he made a slam dunk and shattered the backboard causing him to need several stitches, fortunately his injuries weren’t worse. Allan Tollestrup added 14 points in the victory. The Eagles didn’t fare as well as Raymond came out on top with a score of 64-45. Kyle Clifton and Brad Sorpold made 18 and 10 points respectively. In Girls action, the Pandas and Cubs took on the Medicine Hat Kwahommies. The Pandas suffered a loss of 60-51 with Debbie Balderson and Kelsey Helgeson scoring 12 points each. The Cubs also lost with a score of72-44 with Debbie Balderson scoring 20 points for the Cubs. Eagl es Advance to Final The Eagles, No. 2 going into playoffs, advance to the final game in the JV playoffs a win against Catholic Central of 71-51 on Monday night with Dylan Alston scoring 14 points and Kyle Clifton 13. Then another win Tuesday night against Medicine Hat of 69-63 with Dylan scoring 18 and Kyle 15. The final game is slated for Saturday at 2:00 p.m. in the Enmax Centre against No. 1, Cardston Cougars. Cubs Fall to Medicine Hat Monday night the Cubs, No. 4, held No. 5 Cardston 51 -46 as Lauren Balderson scored 17 points and Debbie Balderson added 14. Tuesday night, No. 1 Medicine Hat beat the Cubs in semi-final action 53-24. Playoff Schedule No. 4 Pandas will take on No. 5 Raymond tonight at 6:00 p.m. at WCHS. No. 1 Zeniths take on No. 8 Winston Churchill today at 5:30 p.m. at the Enmax Centre. 1 _______ BASEBALL_____________ Little League Baseball Little League Baseball registration will be held March 13d1 & 14* from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. at the Magrath Ice Arena This includes registration for all children ages 6-16. PLEASE TRY AND MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO ATTEND ONE OF THESE NIGHTS. There will be a general meeting held prior to the registrations on the 13 at 6:30. Come and see our new uniforms. It’s T-BallTime Again! T-Ball is for boys & girls ages 509 and is lots of fun! Registration will be held on Tuesday, March 13* & Wednesday, March 14* from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Upstairs in the Ice Arena or Call Leanne Sabey @ 758-6846. Magrath Elementary Softball Registration will start April 1M. Fee $20.00 League will start 1“ week of May Make your dream come true have your home built by JENSEN ENTERPRISES New construction: Additions: Patio Decks: 403-758-3669 Ken Jensen, Owner Fine woodwork: Hardwood furniture: Renovations: Box 93 Magrath, AB TOK 1J0 ♦IMPORTANT NOTE* Since there are no Magrath team scheduled games during school hours there will not be any excused absences for the tournament. Students are to be in their regularly scheduled classes. real estate - magrath 758-6060 ff 1444 sq. ft. Bungalow. This 25 year bungalow is definitely priced right. Owners are moving to another city. Don't wait around, this one won't wait, mls Call John Latham aiiociake. ÊtuoÎetl EXCLUSIVE Phone 758-6060 Fax 758-3008 Price $39,900. Close to schools. Woodbuming fireplace. 2 Bedrooms. CLASSIFIEDS FREE MARKET * MISSING - 6 month old gray Llama. Went missing from my corral sometime on Saturday, March 24. If you have any information Please call 758-6051. * LOOKING FOR RIDE to Rexburg for the Clogging Competition for 1 adult & 2 children. Can leave Thurs., April 5. Call Monica Zaugg. 758-3832. BUY & SELL * FOR SALE: 1 - 500 gallon, two compartment fuel tank & Stand. 1 - 500 gallon diesel fuel tank & stand. 1-100 gallon slip tank with electric pump. Phone 758-3242 after 6 p.m. * Bumper Bale Handler for sale. In good condition. Phone 758-3226. BUSINESS * * WANTED - Part-time/Full-time Help for Window Fabrication. Apply at Custom Windows & Doors Inc. * If your child needs help in Math or Reading the Kumon Method might help. For more information call Rusty or Martine Rollingson at 758-3648. * Jeanie s Hair Fashion 136 S. 1 St. W. - four doors south of the Trading Company. 758-3379. Open Tues. - Fri. Professional Hair Care at pleasing prices. CLASSIFIEDS * CANADIAN SECURITY SYSTEMS We sell, install & service alarms, safes, camera systems, deadbolts & key locks. Call Ross Moore at 758-3945. Free estimate. * For all your cleaning needs from hospital clean to a touch up, carpet to ceiling & everything in between. No job too big or too small. Call Waynes Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning 758-6414. USED VEHICLES * FOR SALE - as unit or separate. 1999 Ford 250 truck. % ton - super cab, 4 door. Radio, tape deck, CB radio, extension hauling mirrors, ABS brakes, electric doors, windows, etc. 17,940 km. 1998 - 27 ft. Fifth wheel. Custom coach, slide out awning. A/C, microwave, radio, cable, furnace, fridge, Stove. Large storage compartments. Phone 758-6712. .....REALESTATE......... FOR RENT * House for rent. 4 bedrooms, fridge, Stove, & Dishwasher. Close to school. Call 758-3469. * House for rent. $400. 3 bedrooms, fridge & Stove, small semi-detached'garage, fruit trees & grapevines on !6 acre. Contact Kim or Marilyn Stevens after 6:00 @ 780-962-5361 (collect). To see the house call John Latham @ 758-6060. * Storage space & Commercial space for rent. For information call 758-3876. * Rent or Buy! Newly decorated 2 bedroom home, large garage on beautiful double lot. Magrath. Phone 758-3789. * 2 bedroom apartment. For information call 758-3876. * 2 bedroom, furnished apartment. No pets. Abstainers. Call Ty Alston - 758-3322 * Small 2 bedroom home. Private. Treed lot under the hill. Inexpensive. 758-3700. Available now!! * 4 bedroom, 2 story home. Close to school and LDS stake center. 1 16 bath, living 8c family room, utility room. Fridge & Stove included. Abstainers. No pets. 758-3700. Leave message. FOR SALE * A 1340 sq. foot home near schools for sale. 3 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, main floor family room with fireplace, kitchen has new cupboards. New carpet and ceramic tile upstairs throughout, new furnace, two care garage attached and shop in backyard. Selling price $118,000. Phone 758-3992 - Wolseys. Address is #50 - 1A Street East. * Character Home in Magrath. 1300 sq. ft. Fully renovated. Loads of oak throughout main floor. 9 !6 ft. ceilings. Large country kitchen with oak cabinets. Finished basement. 25x24’heated garage with finished loft. Landscaped lot with mature trees. A must to see. Call collect for Viewing and more details - (403) 227-2611. * 3 bedroom, 3 bathrooms. 1250 sq. Ft. on main floor. Treed lot - Fully developed basement. Call 758-6991. * 5 bedroom, 3000 sq. Ft. Home on 1 acre. 2 bath, 2 family rms (one with wood Burning Stove), living rm, dining rm, oak in kitchen. A steal at $132,000. Phone 758-6789. * House for sale - all brand new inside when finished renovations. For complete details See “www.retailcontrols.Com/house” Asking $49,000 when complete. * New 1230 sq. ft. home. 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, garage, fridge, Stove. No GST. Phone 758-6835 or 758-3446I 8 MflGRflTH NEWS in Our Community... Manti 2001 i Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday _ — Friday Saturday 4 5 6 7 Seniors Supper 5:00 8 9 - - . 10 South 1 ern Alberta E .ethbridge Er lasketball Pia> imax Centre /offs IH 11 12 13 Baseball registration 7-9 General meeting 6:30 14 Seniors Supper 5:00 Baseball registration 7-9 15 BINGO Soccer registration 7-9 16 17 Soccer registration 9-12 1 LIBRARY NEWS NEW BOOKS Adult Fiction Tke Whitechapel Conspiracy by Anne Perry To Decide Our Destiny by Ron Carter The Times That Try Men’s Souls by Ron Carter Rumors of War by Dean Hughes As Long As I Have You by Dean Hughes Since You Went Away by Dean Hughes Twice Shy by Dick Francis (Book on Tape) Videos Kayla A Cry in the Wilderness Dragon Heart A New Beginning The Princess Bride The Education of Little Tree Kavik the Wolf Dog Shiloh Where the Lilies Bl oom ’ Jason and the Argonauts October Sky The Cutting Edge During the month of March, display. the art exhibit GARDEN SANCTUARY will be on Please note that the deadline for submissions to the paper is MONDAY at 6:00 p.m. Entries submitted after the deadline will be published the following week. Phone 758-6377, Fax 758-6888 or drop off your submissions at the Magrath Trading Company Office. Jtagrath trading Company 9 QROCSRR SPECUCS “from Our Jamily to Hours.. Dairy Delights and frozen favorites! Dairyland Yogurt - select varieties 500 g $1.58 Dairyland Chocolate Milk 1 litre $1.38 Imperial, Fleischmanns or Country Crock-sei set 907 g $3.00 Western Family Medium Eggs - Canada grade a One dozen 2 for $3.00 Sunny Delight - select varieties 8 pack 2 for $7.00 Western Family Hashbrowns - frozen 1 kg $1.00 McCain Deep Pan Pizzas or Pizza Pockets - 4-30-530 g $3.28 Welch’s Juice or Cocktails, frozen - select varieties 341 mL 4 for $5.00 Savarin Dinners, frozen - select varieties 182-306 g 2 for $4.00 Western Family French Fries, frozen - select variety 5 1 kg 2 for $3.00 Western Family Meat Pies, frozen - select varieties 200 g 4 for $3.00 groceries Western Family Pastas - spaghetti, macaroni, linguine 900 g 3 for $3.00 Western Family Mushroom Soup 284 mL 4 for $2.00 Value Priced Oriental Noodles - select varieties 85 g 5 for $ 1.00 Campbell’s Chunky Soup - select varieties 540 mL $1.78 Uncle Ben’s Fast ‘N Fancy Rice - select varieties 165 g 4 for $5.00 Chef Boyardee Pastas - select varieties 850 g $2.28 Western Family Beans - also red kidney beans 398 mL $.68 Classico Pasta Sauce - select varieties 435-700 mL $3.28 McGavin’S Texas Toast - white or brown 600 g $1.58 Western Family Macaroni & Cheese 225 g 2 for $ 1.00 Sun-Rype Hi-5, Juice, Cocktails, Blends select 3 X 250 mL 3 for $3.00 General Mills Cheerios - select varieties 375-425 g 2 for $7.00 Shirriff Added Touch Muffin Mix and Morel 200-250 g 4 for $3.0010 Jlore Grocery Specials... 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Medium Onions - U.S. grown, # 1 grade 3 lb bag $1.00 Premium Romaine Lettuce - California grown .98 each Et TU Caesar Salad Kit - select varieties 132 g box $2.98 Cantaloupe - U.S. grown, # 1 grade $2.6O/kg $1.18/Ib Fresh Nectarines - Chilean grown $3.26/kg $1.48/lb Large Tomatoes - Florida grown, # 1 grade $2.16/kg .98/lb Long English Cucumbers - Canadian grown, Canada #1 $ 1.48 each BIRCHER'S BURS 0J CHE WEEK! Pork Butt Steak - bone in $4.14/kg $1.88/lb Pork Side Ribs $6.13/kg $2.78/lb Sirloin Tip Roast $7.67/kg $3.48/lb Western Family Sausage Sticks - select varieties 500 g $2.48 Mitchell’S Pasta Dinners, frozen - select varieties 800-908 g $5.98 Olympic Sliced Meats - select varieties 375 g $2.98 Olympic Bologna - select varieties 500 g $2.98 Olympic Wieners 450 g $2.48 Olympic Sliced Bacon - select varieties 500 g $3.9812 Home hardware \\ U Sealy Posterpedic Queen Size Mattress & Box Spring r ■ Eton Series -10 year warranty Special $599.00 set Regular size also in stock Same warranty $549.00 set We have lots of Potting Soil & Seeds Rubber Maid Roughneck Garbage Can Regular $9.99 Sale Price $7.97 499 Roll Duct Tape 1 7/8 inches wide -164 feet long Regular $4.99 Sale Price $2.77 We have lots of Propane Barbeques for sale! Industrial 2 Wheel Cart Air Tires Regular $39.99 Sale Price $32.97 Home Plumber Column Sump Pump Regular $79.99 Sale Price $62.97 24 ft. Sump Pump Hose Kit Regular $6.99 Sale Price $4.97 Sylvania Tri light Bulbs 3 pack Everyday low price $4.97 Bulk Pack of Electrical Tape -10 pack Everyday Low Price $5.67 Ford Motor Craft Anti-freeze still on special! The New 2001 Home Hardware Annual Catalogues are in the Mail. If you didn't get one - come into the Hardware and get your free one! Check our Price on Appliances! We sell Maytag, Crosley, Inglis, Whirlpool, Moffat & Woods. Home hardware Home hardwar
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wood Burning Stoves in low carbon dwellings
Energy and Buildings, 2013Co-Authors: Ricardo Luis Teles De Carvalho, Ole Michael Jensen, Alireza Afshari, Niels Christian BergsoeAbstract:Abstract The European climate change strategy intends to encourage the erection of low-carbon buildings and the upgrading of existing buildings to low-carbon level. At the same time, it is an EU vision to maximise the use of renewable energy resources. In this strategy, small-scale wood-Burning is an overlooked source for heating. A wood-Burning Stove is considered low-carbon technology since its fuel is based on local residual biomass. A field study investigating how modern wood-Burning Stoves operated in modern single-family houses showed that intermittent heat supply occasionally conflicted with the primary heating system and that chimney exhaust occasionally conflicted with the ventilation system causing overheating and particles in the indoor environment. Nonetheless, most of the wood-Burning Stoves contributed considerably to the total heating. On this background, it was concluded that better combustion technology and automatics, controlling the interplay between Stove and house, can make wood-Burning Stoves suitable for low-carbon dwellings and meet the remaining heat demand during the coldest period. It was further concluded that new guidelines need to be elaborated about how to install and operate new Stoves. For instance, lighting a modern Stove requires far more skill that the scout-fire skill that was necessary for lighting an old Stove.
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Laporan kerja praktek PT.Dunia Kimia Jaya 25 Juni - 24 Agustus 2018
'Journal of the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture of Gazi University', 2018Co-Authors: Haryanto, Brian Yulistiawan, Kristanto VickyAbstract:PT. Dunia Kimia Jaya merupakan anak perusahaan PT. Lautan Luas, Tbk. PT. Dunia Kimia Jaya adalah perusahaan hasil merger dari 3 perusahaan, yaitu PT. White Oil Nusantara, PT. Metabisulphite Nusantara, dan PT. Dunia Kimia Jaya. Ketiga perusahaan tersebut mengalami merger pada tahun 1 Januari 2017. PT. Dunia Kimia Jaya memiliki 2 plant yang terletak di Gresik dan Cikarang. Plant Gresik beralamat di Desa Sukomulyo Km. 24 ManyarKabupaten Gresik, Jawa Timur. PT. Dunia Kimia Jaya bergerak di bidang produksi barang kimia seperti sodium metabisulphite (SMBS), solmix (SMB-40), petroleum wax, white oil, petroleum sulfonate, dan pupuk (formulated plant). Secara garis besar, produksi sodium metabisulphite terbagi atas 4 area, yaitu Burning Stove Area, Reactor Area, Dryer Area, dan Waste Water & Waste Gas Treatment Area. Bahan utama yang digunakan dalam produksi sodium metabisulphite adalah sulfur dan natrium karbonat (Na2CO3). Proses produksi sodium metabisulphite diawali dari pembakaran sulfur berbentuk padatan yang kemudian menjadi gas SO2, kemudian dikontakkan dengan sodium karbonat (Na2CO3). Reaksi gas SO2 dengan sodium karbonat akan menghasilkan sodium bisulphite (NaHSO3), sodium bisulphite ini memiliki nama dagang solmix. Kemudian dilakukan pengeringan untuk menghilangkan kadar air, sehingga dihasilkan sodium metabisulphite (Na2S2O5). Dari proses produksi solmix dan sodium metabisulphite, dihasilkan juga limbah berupa gypsum dan gas SO2. Dalam proses produksi, PT. Dunia Kimia Jaya juga melakukan kontrol karakteristik bahan baku utama, bahan baku penunjang, dan produk, yang dilakukan oleh bagian quality control department. Untuk memasarkan hasil produksi sodium metabisulphite, PT. Dunia Kimia Jaya menerima pesanan melalui telepon dan e-mail. Dalam pemasaran produknya, selain memenuhi kebutuhan SMBS di Indonesia, PT. Dunia Kimia Jaya juga melakukan ekspor ke beberapa negara
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Laporan kerja praktek PT. Dunia Kimia Jaya 25 Juni - 24 Agustus 2018
'Journal of the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture of Gazi University', 2019Co-Authors: . Alexande, Gohtama, Andhika SivaliputeraAbstract:PT. Dunia Kimia Jaya merupakan anak perusahaan PT. Lautan Luas, Tbk. PT. Dunia Kimia Jaya adalah perusahaan hasil gabungan dari 3 perusahaan, yaitu PT. White Oil Nusantara, PT. Metabisulphite Nusantara, dan PT. Dunia Kimia Jaya. Ketiga perusahaan tersebut mengalami merger pada tahun 1 Januari 2017. PT. Dunia Kimia Jaya sudah berdiri sejak tahun 1979 dan memiliki 2 plant yang terletak di Gresik dan Cikarang. Plant Gresik beralamat di Desa Sukomulyo Km. 24 Manyar-Kabupaten Gresik, Jawa Timur. PT. Dunia Kimia Jaya bergerak di bidang produksi bahan kimia seperti sodium metabisulphite (SMBS), solmix (SMB-40), petroleum wax, white oil, petroleum sulfonate, pupuk (formulated plant), dan lain-lain . Secara garis besar, produksi sodium metabisulphite terbagi atas 4 area, yaitu Burning Stove Area, Reactor Area, Dryer Area, dan Waste Water & Waste Gas Treatment Area. Bahan utama yang digunakan dalam produksi sodium metabisulphite adalah sulfur dan natrium karbonat (Na2CO3). Proses produksi sodium metabisulphite diawali dari pembakaran sulfur berbentuk padatan yang kemudian menjadi gas SO2, kemudian dikontakkan dengan sodium karbonat (Na2CO3). Reaksi gas SO2 dengan sodium karbonat akan menghasilkan sodium bisulphite (NaHSO3), sodium bisulphite ini memiliki nama dagang solmix. Kemudian dilakukan pengeringan untuk menghilangkan kadar air, sehingga dihasilkan sodium metabisulphite (Na2S2O5). Dari proses produksi solmix dan sodium metabisulphite, dihasilkan juga limbah berupa gypsum dan gas SO2. PT. Dunia Kimia Jaya juga melakukan proses pengendalian kualitas untuk bahan baku dan produk jadi untuk memastikan produk yang sampai ke konsumen telah memenuhi standard yang ada dan sebagai media pengamatan efisiensi pada proses produksi. Pada bagian Waste Water & Waste Gas Treatment (WWT), SO2 yang tersisa dinetralisasi oleh scrubber menggunakan larutan kapur supaya tidak mencemari udara sekitar. Dari scrubber menghasilkan limbah berupa gypsum yang tidak dapat dijual secara curah sehingga perlu adanya metode lain. Metode lain yang dapat digunakan adalah sistem recycle dan penggunaan Na2CO3. Dari kedua metode ini dihitung bahwa pada metode recycle menghasilkan keuntungan sekitar Rp. 53.818.490 /bulan dan metode pengunaan Na2CO3 sebesar Rp. 48.987.016. Sehingga direkomendasikan menggunakan metode recycle yang memiliki keuntungan paling besar
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Evaluation of a New System Combining Wood-Burning Stove, Flue Gas Heat Exchanger and Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery in Highly-Insulated Houses
'Elsevier BV', 2019Co-Authors: Cablé Axel, Georges Laurent, Peigné Pierre, Skreiberg Øyvind, Druette LionelAbstract:The performance of an innovative flue gas heat exchanger (FGHE) located at the exit of a wood-Burning Stove (log or pellet) to pre-heat ventilation air has been assessed for highly insulated detached houses. For this purpose, transient thermal simulations (TRNSYS + TRNFlow) were carried out on a Norwegian house typology (passive house standard NS3700) and a French house typology (building regulation RT2012) – both equipped with mechanical ventilation systems with heat recovery (MVHR). Seven different climates were considered ranging from mixed (Nice, France) to subarctic conditions (Karasjok, Norway) in order to evaluate the impact of the system in terms of energy use for space-heating and thermal comfort for a broad range of operating conditions. The tested system allowed an improvement of the thermal comfort in the bedrooms furthest away from the Stove: up to 7.6 °C of the 5th percentile of the operative temperature (Top 5%) for France and up to 9.5 °C for Norway, compared to the houses without the system. Furthermore, energy savings of up to 19% over the space-heating season were reported, depending on the type of wood-Burning Stove (i.e. log or pellet) and control used during operation
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Evaluation of a New System Combining Wood-Burning Stove, Flue Gas Heat Exchanger and Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery in Highly-Insulated Houses
'Elsevier BV', 2019Co-Authors: Cablé Axel, Georges Laurent, Peigné Pierre, Skreiberg Øyvind, Druette LionelAbstract:The performance of an innovative flue gas heat exchanger (FGHE) located at the exit of a wood-Burning Stove (log or pellet) to pre-heat ventilation air has been assessed for highly insulated detached houses. For this purpose, transient thermal simulations (TRNSYS + TRNFlow) were carried out on a Norwegian house typology (passive house standard NS3700) and a French house typology (building regulation RT2012) – both equipped with mechanical ventilation systems with heat recovery (MVHR). Seven different climates were considered ranging from mixed (Nice, France) to subarctic conditions (Karasjok, Norway) in order to evaluate the impact of the system in terms of energy use for space-heating and thermal comfort for a broad range of operating conditions. The tested system allowed an improvement of the thermal comfort in the bedrooms furthest away from the Stove: up to 7.6 °C of the 5th percentile of the operative temperature (Top 5%) for France and up to 9.5 °C for Norway, compared to the houses without the system. Furthermore, energy savings of up to 19% over the space-heating season were reported, depending on the type of wood-Burning Stove (i.e. log or pellet) and control used during operation.© 2019 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved. This is the authors' accepted and refereed manuscript to the article. Released with a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial No Derivatives License. The final publication is available at https://doi.org/10.1016/j.applthermaleng.2019.04.103acceptedVersio
