MAGRATH NEWS Published Weekly since 1932 by The Magrath Trading Company 35 cents Wednesday February 18, 1998

To Magrath & District Residents Magrath Hospital Auxiliary have once again been asked by the Heart & Stroke Foundation to handle canvassing in the Town & District. February is Heart & Stroke Month. Please watch for our canvassers to call on you. Every dollar helps. Please try to give! Thanks! ******

Important School Dates to Remember Thurs. Feb. 19th - Teachers Convention Fri. Feb. 20th - Teachers Convention !!!! No School !!!! Thurs. Feb. 26th - Science Fair Look for more information regarding this yearly event in the coming weeks. This is a fun activity to attend and great fun! ******

. _1 nv ire. . S énloBS _t.o . Magrath United Church Pancake Supper E.V E_JSJ OF. Tuesday February 24th ___ from 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. $4.00 adults & children ...... uLLlXH.___ :rH£ . .. P.oPO M i.C A’5 $15 per family Children under 6 yrs. FREE _ _"7<0.0 ___ _ Come enjoy the food and fellowship. u)j4£K,e :__ JD la.majO'D i_o"DeF Proceeds go to the . PtT)rrxv^siôrx • ~ ft~ ~CQ£l£sLL£.——----- Magrath United Church Sunday School. __ . See yjau—re. • • -- ****** MAGRATH AG. SOCIETY RIDING ARENA FEBRUARY & MARCH COMING EVENTS Feb. 12 Southern Circuit Results Tiny Mite Barrel Race - lst-Adam Perozak, 2nd - Mace Perozak Junior Barrel Race - 1st-Julie Bevins, 2nd - Selby Hofer Amateur Barrel Race - 1st Sylvia Bullock, 2nd - Jenny Summerfeldt Novice Barrel Race - 1st Lea Jones, 2nd - Sylvia Bullock Open Barrel Race - 1st Raylee Walter, 2nd - Carol Bamson Junior Poles - 1st Julie Bevins, 2nd - Trade Bevins Open Poles - 1st Linda Jones, 2nd - Lea Jones Breakaway Roping - 1st Ryan Vadnais, 2nd - Ross Walberger Junior Goat Tying - 1st -Russ Sommerfeldt, 2nd - Reg Reeder Senior Goat Tying - lst-Aleesa Nelson, 2nd - Stacey Williams Open - lst-Clark Houghson, 2nd - Bill Reeder Amateur Calf Roping-lst-Spencer Williams, 2nd - Leonard Morton #6 - 1st Tracy Duce & Justin - 2nd - D J Woodward & Don Garriock #4 Team Roping - 1st Ryan Blackmore & Brandon Hall 2nd - Ernie Olsen & Justin Hanson Feb. 28 Sylvia Bullock Reining Clinic 11:30 - 3:30 (Bonnie Becker) Mar. 14 Sylvia Bullock Reining Clinic 11:30 - 3:30 (Bonnie Becker) Mar. 20-21 Merril Thomson Cutting Clinic (Guy Hienz) Mar. 27-29 Deb Bennet-Todd Williams clinic (for more info call 758-3664) Apr. 4 ABRA Approved Barrel Jackpot Apr. 11 DJ Woodward & Riley Wilson Team Roping clinic Apr. 17-18 Rod Olsen Colt Clinic(Contact Vai Nilsson) Other up coming tentative events & clinics to be scheduled RE & Martha Josey Clinic, Team Roping Jackpot, Team Penning Clinic & Jackpot. Weekdays Monday 8:00 - 10:00 p.m. Steerwrestling Practice Tuesday & Thursday 8:00 - 10:00 p.m. Team Roping Practice Wednesday 8:00 - 12:00 p.m. Cutting Practice All other times are Public Riding Day Pass $10.00 Year Pass(single) $125.00 (family $250.00 For more information contact Dave Elliott by calling 403-758-3664 or 758-3744 ******

_ Domestic & Commercial ,General & Sub Water Hauling Contracting 3000 Gal & 4000 Gal capacity V Pumping Services ’ Available ( n \ tSdxaT' Cistern Cleaning Curt’s Construction Bus. 328-2460 r P.O. Box 535 steele sheridan Home 758-3698 Magrath, Alberta CURTIS HATCH TOK 1J0 Ph: (403) 758-3759 !*No Deliveries Sundays and Holidays Douglas R. Bourne passed away on February "Sweethearts of Years Gone By" 14th, 1998 at 82 years of age. A display is now being shown at our He is survived by his wife Marion, son Barrie Town's Museum located in the Library. & daughter Helen (Floyd) Cook, also brothers: During February arid March John, Robert (Donna), Ira (Vivian). come see the wedding dresses A Funeral Service was held Wednesday and valentines of Years Past February 18th with Interment in the Magrath during our Museum hours: Cemetery. Mondays 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. Fridays 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. David George Kolasko son of George & Pearl Kolasko passed away February 11th at the age of 41 years Funeral Service was held February 17th, Magrath Minor Mecke*,* wouic ¡Ike | *o thank the foiiewino business's ? 1998. s whose donations have made it ’ possible to offer FREE public * = skating in Magrath for the rest of ? Lucky Friday 13th the 1997-98 Season,. , Mark & Judy Ratke are pleased to announce Public Skating the birth of their son Times: "RYLEN MARK" Men 815 - 715 8 lbs. 10 oz. - 20" Thu,-s 7:00 - a brother for Braeli, Jaime, Laycee. 815 Proud grandparents Saturday 63C - 7:45 Jim & Doris Ratke of Spring Coulee. Dave & Opal Walker of Lethbridge. Parrish & Mike Loya Heiatbecker Word around town is that Trisha Garrett(nee Trucking Ltd. Ltd. Henderson) has been nominated and chosen nationally to be listed among the Who's Who of Southern Magrath American Teachers. Trish teaches at the Agri Services Lions Club Mountain View School in Orem Utah. Trish is Ltd. the daughter of Bob & Marilyn Henderson and the grand daughter of Carlos Harris. CXC. Thcmpscn Congratulations Trish!!!! Law Office

Do you have news about anyone!! Please call me & give me the privilege of telling our readers!! I sure would like to write more about Brain Teaser our Magrath citizens. Where are your family & You’re wearing a long-sleeved pullover in the friends now, what are they doing, come on normal way - label in back, inside the sweater. share we all need to hear good things!! Remove the sweater, turn it inside out, put your arms in the same sleeves they were in before, and put the sweater back on. Will the To remove chewing gum from shoes, place the label be on the inside or outside? In the front shoe in a plastic bag & put it in the freezer. or back? After several hours when the gum has hardened, it scrapes off easily.

•juojj ui ‘apisjno aqj uo aq qjAi ij SOUTHERN ALBERTA 4A BASKETBALL LEAGUE, 1997 - 1998 ZENITH SCHEDULE PANDA SCHEDULE Feb. 19 (Thur) Pandas @ Myers Zeniths @ K. Andrews Feb. 20 (Fri.) Pandas host Med. Hat. Zeniths host kainai Feb. 21 (Sat.) Zeniths host WCHS Feb. 25(Wed.) Zeniths @ CCHS Feb. 27 (Fri.) Pandas host Cardston Zeniths host LCI Feb. 28 (Sat.) Pandas hast K. Andrews Mar. 4(Wed.) Pandas host Raymond Zeniths @ Raymond Mar. 6(Fri.) Zeniths host Med. Hat Mar. 7(Sat.) Pandas @ Med. Hat. ZONE TOURNAMENT, SPORTSPLEX MARCH 11 - 14 PROVINCIAL PLAY-OFFS, CALGARY MARCH 18 - 21

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J The Magrath Stingers went to Warner this It has been said the Rome was not built in a last weekend for their final tournament of the day, and so it is with young hockey teams~as season. Their 1st game was Friday night time marches on so does the development of against Earl's from Lethbridge. This was quite young players. Case in point, we were to play a a fast paced game and even though the hour team from Salt Lake that the scouting report was getting late, the Stingers put up a good was not too accurate on. In preparing our team fight. The 1st goal was scored by Devin from a for the game Coach Barnett inspired these kids great pass by Cody. Mitch scored the next one to new heights thought impossible to achieve. even though he was wearing equipment that Mention should be made that the Raymond was too small and skates that were too big. Novice team lost 10-0 and got only 5 shots on Conner made a great goal for his 1st of the goal in 65 minutes of play against Salt Lake. season; way to go Conner. Mitch managed to Not only did we score the 1st goal but we also make his other 2 goals allowed, but Earl's still outshot them and they didn't get a shot on goal beat us by 7-5. until 6 minutes into the game. Our team was The next game was Sat. morning against playing way over their heads & played one of Taber. After getting a good night's sleep the the best games of their career. Unfortunately Stingers were ready and we had a variety of we lost. Their skill level was a tad higher & goal getters in this game. Mitch scored his 3rd shooting accuracy took its toll but when playing and we also had Devin, Cody, Shane and Tyson an Atom level team we did ourselves proud. I all get one which gave them the victory of 7-5. think that the bottom line is that if you tell a The last game was Saturday afternoon and we kid he can't win, he won't try & he will lose were up against the Cardston Thunder Little­ but if you instill in a kid a feeling of pride & Wings which are undoubtedly the largest team self worth, some day he will build his Rome (or in this Pre-Novice league. The Stingers weren't maybe a home on the west side of Welling). intimidated at all by these big kids, and they Salt Lake 10 Magrath Mounties 3. were in the lead after the 1st period. Cassidy C. Barnett 3-0, C. Hillmer 0-1. put a great fight against the boards even Other games Fri. Feb. 13-Mounties 8 - Picture kicking the puck when she was down. Robbie Butte 8 - C. Schneyder 2-1, Cole B 2-2, T. was ready to throw down the gloves a couple of Perks 1-0, C. Hiller 1-1, J. Ragan 1-0, Conn times even though his opponent was twice his Barnett 1-1, B. Jensen 0-1. size. And Taylor made sure that when a rival Sat. Feb. 7- Mounties 9 Raymond 9- K. was down that he was kept down by dog piling Aldridge 0-1, J. Holt 0-1, C. Nishikawa 0-1, C. on him. Chase L. was a great hustler in this Hillmer 0-1, T. Perks 1-1, C. Schneyder 1-0, game but even with all their efforts, the Conn B. 2-1, Cole B. 5-1. Stingers just couldn't keep Cardston away from Fri. Feb. 6-Taber 12 Magrath 6- Conn B. 1-0, the net. Mitch made 2 goals and Mackie, Chase J. Ripley 1-0, Cole B. 4-1. H and Tyson each came away with 1. Warner put on a superb tournament. We all had a fun time and we all look forward to next year when these teams can meet again. Commercial & Residential ****** Alarm Systems

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Lost: lady's family ring - For sale: portable 3 man JEANNIE'S HAIR 4 stones, fits little finger, teal green jacuzzi hot tub FASHION reward for return. with red wood skirting, 6 136S - 1 St West Call 758-3030. mos old, 7 jets, built in 4 doors South ****** GFI $2400 o.b.o. of Trading Co. Wanted:egg cartoons- Gaelynd P. 758-3057. 758-3379 bring them to Gurney's 2.18 Open Tues thru Friday Garage. 758-6300.1-28 ****** Professional Haircare ****** For sale: 1977 Fleury 20' at pleasing prices Desperately needed-older motorhome GM chassis, * jfe at * sfe zk piano for student in Gr. 454 motor, dual rear 6 piano-reasonable price. wheels, sleeps 6, excellent RICK’S Call 758-6091.2-11. cond $9500. PORTABLE Phone 758-6060 days or WELDING Attention Beef cow 758-3993 evenings & Owner Rick Beres operators, we have cow weekends. We weld everthing from colostrum for sale in 2 & 2.25 chairs to tractors 4L jugs. Phone 758-3192. ****** Please call me 2-25. Maintenance, Repair, for all your Home Improvements. Welding needs For Sale:We have eggs Call Robert "B" pressure qualified. again.Farm Fresh @ 758-6212. 758-6427 758-3517. 2.25 ****** For rent: For Sale: Older Maytag BINGO -BINGO Commercial space washer & dryer set $300 Next Bingo is available in Magrath. good cond.Call 758-3759 ****** tomorrow nite Thur. For more info February 19th, 1998 cafi 758-3876. Get your Shaklee needs at the Seniors' Centre. from Melva 758-3517 Doors open @ 6:30 or 758-6291 in mornings. Bingo @ 7 p.m.AII 2.25 Welcome!!! ****** ****** .. *^efe “The meaning went out of my life when a pig was nominated for an Academy award. Up the Creek For Sale House for Sale Collectables 1600 sq. ft bungalow 145 South -2A St West. Spring Workshops 22W Harker Ave. The Hough's Fun easy to paint 3 bedrooms,family room, well maintained projects lined up 1 & 1 1/2 baths 1230 sq. ft bungalow, to decorate your home main floor laundry, dev. basement for spring. new cupboards, attached garage Check it out upstairs great location. with shed, in the Trading Co. Asking appraisal price landscaped starting Fri - the 20th $70,000 & fenced yard, Classes start assumable mortgage many extras. March 4th, 5th & 6th. of $57,000 Price $93,000. Call soon to order kits. payments $413.00 Phone 758-6879. 758-6744. 2-25. a month 3-3 Phone 758-3992. A A A A rfc A For rent: 1200 sq. ft. It was a dark and dreary night 2 bedroom appt House for Sale The wind was howling from the fridge, stove & east, the sky was overcast and 185 East - 1st Ave. North Becky couldn t sleep. sSuddenly, shared washer & dryer. 1296 sq. ft bungalow as a bolt of lightning lit up the sky, $395 + utilities. 4 years old she thought she saw a burglar outside the window. Available immediately. double car garage “Sam, Sam, wake up,” she Please call 758-3876. 3 bedrooms whispered to her sleeping hus­ ****** band. “I think there’s a burglar large oak kitchen/island coming in through the window.” Available for rent 2 bedrooms Sam stared at the window and spied the thief working with bur­ Evergreen manor in developed basement glar tools. “Shhh,” he cautioned, Luxury Senior's large lot close to schools “don’t scare him. Maybe he can get that window up. It’s the one I apartment in Magrath $129,900.00 painted shut last spring.” 2 bedrooms, For more information, laundry room, call the Murray's all appliances inc. at 758-3325. ****** briefly... $525/mos. Cakes and pies cooked in the Call W. Balderson microwave dry out @ 758-6380 quickly. Cover when cool. • Hard-frozen For improved energy shakes thawed in throughout the day, don’t thé microwave are bound out of bed at the marketed by United first sound of the alarm. Dairy Farmers of Norwood, Ohio. Lie in bed for a minute or Steve ' s Homemade two and allow your body , Ice Cream is to gradually adjust to be­ launching Hot ing wide awake, advises Scoops, Harold H. Bloomfield. microwavable M.D., co-author of “The sundaes with Power of 5,” a book pf I sent $2.50 for a pamphlet toppings that heat health tips. on ‘How to live longer.' and while ice cream all it says is ‘Keep stays cold. breathing.’ MEAT SPECIALS FEBRUARY 9 -14

Pork Loin Chops $3.48/lb $7.67/kg Olympic Sliced Meats 175g $1.38 Western Family Sausage Sticks 500g $2.98 Western Family Thin Sliced Meats 70g .98 Western Family Chicken Wings 908g $10.98 Olympic Sliced Bacon 500g $3.48

The Annual Magrath Rod & Gun Club Banquet & Trophy Night FOOTHILLS will be held February 28, 1998 at 6:30 pm APPLIANCE > in the United Church Hall SERVICE/?-?^ Keith Brady Federal Firearms Service Instructor Owner Operator: Art Heninger & former Game Warden formerly of Magrath in Waterton Lake National Park now living in Cardston The cost is $10.00 per adult, children 12 and under $5.00. -We repair all major appliances. Tickets are now available from -We have good rebuilt appliances Johnny Bourne in stock, sold with guarantee (Magrath Trading Co. Hardware) Will come to Magrath weekly or Tickets will also be available whenever needed at the door, but please make an effort to 653-1919 purchase your tickets early as it makes preparation easier. Please support your local Rod & Gun Club. ****** Most of us don't know exactly what we want, but we're certain we don't have it. In a hurry!! We now carry Boost & Ensure, a complete high energy liquid meal replacement, lactose free, cholesterol free, low in saturated fats, good source of calcium. A nutritional shake if you skip breakfast or work thru lunch LONG DISTANCE USERS It's a healthy snack. Megatrend Communications ****** of Calgary OFFERS .13/ min anywhere in North America One way to be happy ever after is to not be 24 hrs/day - 7 days/week after too much. For more info call 758-3712. MORE GROCERY SPECIALS FEBRUARY 16 - 21

Rogers Fine Granulated Sugar 10 kg $8.98 Western Family All Purpose Flour 10 kg $4.98 Money's Mushrooms case of 12 $8.98 Western Family Canola Oil 3 litre $4.98 Aylmer Tomato Soup case of 12 $4.48 Aylmer Soup-selected varieties case of 12 $6.98 Western Family Bread case of 10 $8.98 Paramount Chunk Light Tuna case of 24 $19.98

Irrigation Act NOTICE OF ELECTION (Section 59) IRRIGATION ACT (Section 67) TAKE NOTICE that the annual meeting of the TAKE NOTICE that the nominations are open water users of the Magrath Irrigation District from the date of the publication of this notice will be held at the Magrath Irrigation District until 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, February 25, 1998 office, two miles west of Magrath on Highway 5 for a member of the Board of Directors. on the 11th day of March 1998, at 2:00 o'clock Nominations must be in the form prescribed by in the afternoon for the purpose of presenting the Irrigation Act and forms can be obtained at the year-end reports of the Chairman, the the Magrath Irrigation District office. All Manager and the Auditor of the board, and nomination papers must be signed by at least any other business of the District. two water users of the District as well as the Dated at Magrath this 18th day of February, signed declaration of the consenting nominee, 1998 and must be returned to the district Manager K. Dean Anderson - Chairman. at the Magrath Irrigation District office by the ***** 4c date and time mentioned. FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that should more than one nomination be received before s (Z'iistom 5:00p.m. Wednesday, February 25, 1998, an election will be held on the date of the annual meeting, Wednesday, March 11, 1998 for a 'QUALITY COMES FIRST member of the Board of Directors. The polling RANDY HARKER 758-6506 place shall be the office of the Magrath Irrigation District and the polling booth shall Bar 717 Magitinh, Alkenia - AFFORDABLE KITCHENS & BATHS be open from 7:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m., and only those water users who are listed on the - RESURFACING OF COUNTERTOPS assessment roll at December 31, 1997 are - CUSTOM WOODWORK eligible to stand for nomination or vote. - CERAMIC THING Dated at Magrath this 18th day of February, - HARDWOOD FLOORS 1998. - RENOVATIONS Freda Still - Returning Officer. • IS YEARS EXPERIENCE ‘ PRODUCE SPECIALS FEBRUARY 16-21

Sunkist Navel Oranges 4 lb $2.28 Red Grapefruit 5 1b $2.98 Rutabagas 25 lb $6.98 Cello Carrots 5 lb $1.98 Russet Potatoes 20 lb $3.48 Medium Onions 51b $1.78

SENIORS NEWS For the month of Feb. we have the 18th for The Del Bonita 4-H Beef Club held a Judging Wednesday suppers at 5 p.m. at the Senior's Day at Dave Newton's on January 30th. We Centre. The Pot Luck supper on Friday Feb. judged 2 classes of steers and 1 class of 27th at 5:00 p.m. breeding heifers. A meeting was held and a ♦Memberships, & cleaning fees are now due good lunch was provided. at $10.00 each for 1998. On March 10th, we will be having our Club ♦Bookings for the Senior's Centre now should Speak-Offs. This will be held at the Del Bonita be made through Jack or Jean Butlin 758-3030, School at 6:30 p.m. The District Speak-Offs rental fee is $75.00. will be held on March 14th and the Regional New Officers elected at the Jan. 30th meeting Speak-Offs on March 21st. These will both be for 2 years are as follows: held in Cardston, and Del Bonita Club will be President: Jack Butlin hosting the March 14th date. Vice President: Laurence Bengry Everyone is welcome to attend the Speak-Offs. Past Pres.-Joe Czech There will be an All Species Judging Day in Secretary-Alice Stevenson (Sparky) Taber in April. More information to come. Treasurer- Carrel Wolsey This report has been submitted by New Board Members: Hazel Rasmussen, Kasie Newton, Club Reporter. Wallace Baker, Les Grusendorf, Lois Czech, Joyce Holladay, Bernice Coleman. afc sfc * sjc * VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Magrath Hospital Recreation Dept, is looking In Your Town™ for volunteers for the following programs: Sing- MOBILE DENTURE CLINIC a-longs(organ/piano player & a couple of GEORGE TORRE-ALBA singers weekly or bi-monthly),Birthday Party(2 DENTURIST individuals once a month), Current Events (reading the newspapers weekly), One to one visits. Also, we need a few individuals to be on call for outings, special events, crafts & baking. Please contact Karen Fillmore or Colene Graham at 758-3371. 9 am and 4 pm weekdays. 327-2121 ****** HOME HARDWARE

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VO5 Hair Care Products 300-400 ml 2 for $4.98 Cascade Dishwasher Powder 3.4 kg $6.48 Value Priced -35 Windshield Washer Fluid 4 liter 4 for $7.48 Pillsbury Pizza 18 pack $10.98 Dairyland Yogurt 125g 2 for .68 Western Family Cheddar Cheese or Mozzarella 750g $6.48 Eggo Waffles 48 pack $7.98 McCain Potato Patties 1.34-1.35 kg 2 for $4.98 Western Family Pears case of 12 $24.98 Dad's Cookies 400-450g 2 for $5.98 Kraft Miracle Whip 1.5 liter $5.98 Orville Redenbacber Micro Popcorn 10 pack $5.48 General Mills Cheerios 450-575g 2 for $6.98 Robin Hood Oats 1.35 kg 2 for $4.98 Nutrigrain Granola Bars 1.18 kg $9.98 Western Family Fruit Rolls 510g $6.98 Western Classics Pineapple case of 12 $12.98 Heinz Tomato Juice case of 12 $8.88 Plantation Long Grain Rice 9.07 kg $8.88 Labatt .5 Low Alcohol Beer 12 pack $7.98 Kraft Dinner case of 12 $7.98 Viva Paper Towels case of 12 $9.98 Western Family Whole Tomatoes case of 12 $7.98 Minute Maid Juice, Punch, Lemonade, Five Alive citrus case of 27 $7.98 Western Family Beans case of 12 $7.98 9-Lives Cat Food case of 24 $8.98