| Summary: | 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 30 cents í ZONE CROWN Magrath Zeniths captured the Southern Alberta 4A Zone Championship for the FIRST TIME on Friday night as they defeated LCI Rams 94-82 in the Title Game. The Zeniths now travel to Edmonton to battle for the Provincial Championship this weekend. In their first game of the Tournament, the Zeniths defeated Catholic Central easily 89-52. Top Scorers for Magrath were: Cassio Maffia 17: Cristiano Ruv 16: Bart Harris 14: and Danny Balderson 13. On Thursday night, before a large crowd at the Sportsplex, the Zeniths played a solid game and defeated arch rival Raymond 86-63. Danny Balderson hit his first 9 shots in a row and led the Zeniths with 25 points. Cristiano Ruv added 21 and Cassio Maffia 14. The Championship Game against LCI was a see-saw affair with the Zeniths jumping into an early 19 point lead , only to see it evaporate to 8 points by half time. LCI continued to come back and led by 6 points, when there were only 10 minutes remaining in the game. However, the Zeniths pulled away at the end with clutch 3 pointers by Cassio Maffia, Danny Balderson and Bart Harris. Cristiano Ruy was outstanding in the game, particularly in the first half when he pumped in 22 points and then finished with the team high of 31 points. Bait Harris and Cassio Maffia showing excellent outside shooting, scored 24 and 21 points respectively. Danny Balderson scored 10 points despite sitting out much of the second half due to four fouls. Aaron Kinder added 9 points and contributed some key rebounds. Zeniths overall record going into Provincials is 29 wins and 4 losses. LCI were upset by Raymond in the second place game and will join the Zeniths at the Provincials. HOOP CLASSIC '93- 4A BOYS DRAW (Edmonton) MAGRATH vs LINDSAY THURBER - Red Deer Thursday, March 18, 12 NOON Where — Jasper Place East Winner plays Friday 8:00 p.m. — Jasper Place Centre Winner plays Saturday 8:00 p.m. — U.of A. Winner is CHAMPION Loser of Magrath / Lindsay Thurber game plays Friday 4:00 p.m. — Jasper Place East t Winner plays Saturday 12 NOON -- Jasper Place Centre Winner receives Consolation Prize Raymond plays initially against Lord Beaverbrook Thursday March 18 at 2:00 p.m.— Jasper Place East POST OFFICE SAVED Magrath residents will be happy to know that our Mayor Dave Lowry received a very important phone call in regards to our Post Office. Ron Mochinski, manager of Retail Network Foothills Division called to inform Mayor Lowry: 1— There would be no change to our current Postal Services 2- -A Postmaster will be appointed in the near future. The Town wishes to thank all those on. the Committee to save the Post Office, as well as all of the residents who took the time and made the effort to make their voices heard. Also, thank you to those who attended the special meeting held at the Senior's Center. Perhaps together, all our efforts did make a difference!!! ST-PATRICK'S DAY - MARCH 17 TH the wearing of the GREEN; a reminder of the green countryside of Ireland; the SHAMROCK - Ireland's national symbol. A day honouring St. Patrick, Ireland’s patron saint, whom it is said, gained tolerance for Christianity in Ireland. He used the shamrock to teach the doctrine of the Trinity. Other legends attribute him to freeing Ireland of snakes. In the Western world it is a secular holiday. Many hold parties and parades. You don't need to be Irish to celebrate St. Patrick's Day .Just put on a bit of green and have fun! Red / Royal / White / Pink Peach / Champagne / Mocha Spearmint / Burgundy OR NYLON SHEER Pink / Blue I Yellow Champagne 108 " wide 6.25 / metre or 5.95 I yard WHITE ONLY 64" wide $3.50 / m or 3.20 / yd. »L» "t* *T* *p *1® *P ^P *P *T* *•* *1* *1* BRUSHED NYLON White & Pink 108" wide $7.50 /metre ?8b^ COMING EVENTS MAGRATH CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION LIMITED Annual Meeting March 17th Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the CO-OP DRAMA IT COULD HAPPEN TO YOU! A Religious play March 28th 7:30 pm. Magrath Stake Centre Everyone welcome NO ADMISSION NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING of Magrath Irrigation District Magrath Irrigation District Office Thursday, the 18th day of March, 1993 at 2:00 p.m. SOUTHERN REGION EMERGENCY SERVICES SOCIETY AUCTION in June. Now is a good time to check your closets, garages, basements for items you may be able to donate. Call for Pick-up Marvin Miller 758-6821 BINGO THIS THURSDAY MARCH 18 AT THE SENIORS CENTRE Doors Open at 6:30 p.m. GAMES AT 7:00 P.M. COME OUT AND HAVE A GOOD TIME!!! DAUGHTERS OF THE UTAH **/ PIONEERS are reminded of their March Meeting—March 22, at 1:30 ^pm at the Diamond Willow Terracelower floor. £ any adults in the community who are ~ interested, are invited to join our 1994 Easter European Tour: London, Paris, Rome, Pompeii—12 days. Call Robert Rasmussen for more information 758-3442 FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY 20% OFF BROADCLOTH regular 3.95 / metre OPPORTUNITY CONTEST to NAME 16 NEW CRAYON COLOURS. Crayola New Colour Contest, P.O.Box 342, Conshohocken PA.USA, 19428 by August 31/93 HOCKEY PARENTS April 5 th, 1993 Monday 7 p.m. in the Arena Year-end business and election of new Board Members. Plan to attend and bring your ideas for next year. Ken Hoibak 758-6523 Clayton Boodry 758-6831 LADIES NIGHT OUT Learn about Women’s Special Nutritional Needs FUN-INFO-FOOD March 31, 1993 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. Senior's Centre. NO ADMISSION co-sponsored by the Chinook Health Unit and the Magrath Hospital For more information Contact Marie Sabey, Kris Alston, or Doris Gruninger FORGIVING ONE'S SELF A NECESSARY SKILL March 27, 1993— 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. Cost - $ 25. 00 Location will be announced LORRAINE LEISHMAN facilitating To Register cal! Deb at 758-6265. If no answer call 752-3987 and leave a message "Minor operations are those performed on other people." MISSIONARY HOMECOMING Elder Will Smith will be reporting his mission in Taejon Korea in the First Ward Sacrament Meeting Sunday March 21, 1993 at 2:45 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend. HUfNAGLL CLQSflSfi FUNSPIEL March 17 th to March 20 th. Everyone is encouraged to come out and try curling. Sign up as a family team or we can put you on a team. $5.00 / person Ph 758-3455 or Pat Leavitt 758-6234 RIVER EAST ROUVERZ a 30 voice girls choir from Winnipeg, conducted by Robert Dueck (originally from Coaldale) will be performing with the ANN ^CAMPBELL SINGERS and the Southminister Jr. Choir on March 28th at 3:00 pm at the f" Southminister Church. J'TA "Marriage is the peaceful coexistence ■ri' i of two nervous systems. ” I \— ¿0 5 • UPSTAIRS M WIND SUITS 1 by Larson Wi igewood Blue PANTS with contrast Seashell Print JACKET OR SEASPRAY PANT with GEOMETRIC P TOP Sizes S / M / L / XL 69.95 SNAZZIE Two-piece SKIRT &TOP Nautical Print black, red, & gold on white background Size M / L $110.00 set LINED SKIRTS size 10 - 12 - 14 sage green & grey PLAID 68.00 HOUNDSTOOTH SLACKS (pink and white) Size 10 - 12 56.00 THANK YOU Magrath LDS.First Ward would like to thank everyone for their support in the BOTTLE DRIVE March 1st. FAMILY HISTORY CENTER OPEN: ♦Tuesday & Thursday: 1- 9 p.m. ♦Wednesday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ♦Sunday: 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Use Stake Centre's West entrance. The ancestors you find are a part of who you are. Jacquie Bly Coordinator 758-3103 QUILT SEARCH Would you like your special quilt to be documented and a picture taken of it? and then these put into a book? In recent years LABELLING AND IDENTIFYING QUILTS has become recognized as an important part of tracing and recording the historical, cultural, and political significance of quilts. Quilt makers who appreciate the value of this practice, record !*, certain information as part of the quilt-making process, and incorporate those details as part of each quilt. If you are interested, contact Ruth Hovey, Margaret Leishman, or Lorelie Gurney. We have forms to fill out for your quilts Pedigree. Ph:758-6431 THANK YOU A BIG BOUQUET of THANKS to Cathy Hohm, Jean Malmberg & Pat Leavitt for all the help & Fun they put towards our Curling Club. The Junior Curlers THANKS ALOT COACHES We the members of the Magrath Atom Mounties hockey team would like to thank our Head Coach Kim Christensen, our Assistant Coach Lori McRoberts, and our Trainer Michael Schneyder for a GREAT season. We won a lot, lost a few, but more important we had a GREAT time and learned a lot more about the game — all because of you! So, thanks guys. Your time and efforts are GREATLY appreciated. The Atom A Team DEATH NOTICE Passed away in Magrath\^L<j^C) ■* Wednesday, March 10,1993, ' Mr. Hans Kulcsar, at the age of 76 years; beloved husband of Mrs. - Kathe Kulcsar of Magrath, AB. ’V. Hans was bom on June 16,1916 in Temeschburg, Romania. He lived there until he joined the army and fought in World War Two. In 1951,*- ' he came to Canada to work in thé . sugar beet fields along with some’ other family members. In 1952, he began working at Tanner Building . ! Supplies where he worked wntil his retirement in 1980. Hans married Kathe Ambrosi in Lethbridge on November 16,1954. Besides his loving wife, Kathe, Hans is survived by a daughter, Vicki (Doug) Grisack of Calgary; two sons: Frank (Diane) Kulcsar of Coaldale and Rudy Kulcsar of Vancouver, BC; four grandchildren: Conine, Brandy, and Keeley Kulcsar and James Grisack; a sister, Mrs. Rosa Sobo of Romania; and numerous nieces and nephews. The Funeral Service was held in St. John's Lutheran Church Saturday, March 13,1993 Pastor Brian Amison officiating. Interment — Magrath Cemetery. PALLBEARERS Ernie Ambrosi Erwin Raasch Randy Ambrosi Ernie Widmer Ewald Kruger John Weing MEMORIAL BOOK ATTENDANT Mary Ambrosi CONGREGATIONAL HYMNS Lord Take My Hand And Lead Me Now The Day Is Over Now The Light Has Gone Away ORGANIST - Donna Warnock THANK YOU A sincere Thank you to all those who came over, brought food and sent cards etc. when Hans passed away. It's nice to see how many people in town cared. We appreciated all of the support very much. As well, to all those who helped with the luncheon, a very big Thank you for the food and assistance that was donated. Kathe Kulcsar and Family BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT SANDBLASTED CEDAR SIGNS SPECIALS ON FLETCHER’S MEAT PRODUCTS MARCH 15th - 20th BACON 500g 1.99 WIENERS 450g 2.09 SLICED COOKED MEATS 175g 1.69 SAUSAGE STICKS 500g 2.99 owned and operated by Craig and Sherry Godionton Family. Craig was born in Lethbridge and raised in Del Bonita. He attended high school in Cardston; and then the Lethbridge Community College for two years, graduating with a diploma in Conservation Enforcement. Craig worked for three (3) years for the Alberta Government in the Provincial Parks Department. In January of 1975, after the government reorganized the parks department, Craig decided to leave and found a job with Oliver Industrial in Lethbridge. He worked for them for a total of eight years. Craig has also worked for the Magrath Trading Company in the Meat and Grocery Department; for the St Mary Irrigation District; and for Bridgecom Electronics as a salesman. After completing Building Operator Courses at S.A.I.T. , in 1984 Craig came to the Magrath General Hospital where he is currently employed as a Maintenance Engineer. Sherry was also bom in Lethbridge but raised in Hill Spring. She also attended high School in Cardston, and this is where she met Craig. After graduating from High School she attended Jacobson's Beauty School in Calgary, and then transferred and subsequently graduated from the Alberta Beauty School in Lethbridge. She worked for a hair salon in Lethbridge for a short time. FAMILY Craig and Sherry were married in Cardston in 1973. After travelling around for one and one half years while Craig was still with Provincial Parks, they decided to settle in Magrath. Both had family here; Craig's parents, Arnold and Shirley Godionton, as well as Sherry's grandparents, (of interest- Sherry's grandmother was the daughter of Billy Jacobs, one of the first to settle in Lehi Field, north of Magrath). Craig and Sherry have five children, all bom in Magrath: Jamie, Kelsey, Dustin, anner, and Leanne. About five year ago, we bought Sandblasted Cedar Signs, a business that had been started approximately six years earlier by John Dudley. We have thoroughly enjoyed this new business of creating any variety of sign that we have been commissioned to do. PROCESS We start with solid pieces of cedar and then laminate them together to the size of the sign that is required. The wood is then prepared for the template to be put on. Sherry creates the design that is to go on the sign. It's then Craig's turn to take over. He spends hours speeding up nature's weathering process by sandcarving the sign. When the sandcarving is completed, then comes all of the finishing processes. Many hours are spent sanding, until it reaches the point where we are ready to start painting the surfaces. All of the finishes that are used on our signs are of the highest Xquality and are long-lasting high gloss finishes except for the finish that is put on the natural surfaces.This finish is especially designed for the elements that we have in our area, and although it does not shine like a varnish, it will also NOT peel, blister, or crack like a varnish, or any other kind of wood finish that is on the market. When a sign leaves our shop, it will last for years with very little maintenance because of these finishes. We hope people enjoy our signs, as we enjoy creating them. To date we have not yet found a design or a font for lettering that we can not dp. It takes about 6 to 8 weeks from the time an order is taken until the customer can leave with the finished product. We have also been doing sandcarving on rocks; either river or field rocks or marble. We have sandcarved rocks for trophies, or personal gifts (ie. a family name), as well as headstones for graves. Both Craig and I as well as all of our children are involved in the business in the evenings and on the weekends; producing products that we are very proud to display. LAST OPPORTUNITY to purchase from ^CREATIVE CIRCLE*** DIRECT SELLING OPERATION WILL BE \ Circle*/ DISCONTINUED END OF MARCH Cal! 758-6659 Rene Nordquist IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER March 17 - Parent - Teacher Interviews PLEASE NOTE Tuesday evening and Wed Morning March 22 - 26 - Education Week March 25 - Science Olympics - 7 pm CUBS The Magrath Cubs (B Team) participated in the B Playoffs this week. On Tuesday they defeated Raymond 38-35. Thursday they were defeated in the semifinal Game by Cardston 76-55. Patti Balderson led the Cubs with 20 points while Becky Tollestrup and Kristyn Tanner added 10 ea. «Kira£ iZONES t TEAM PLAYERS CENTER: Aaron Kinder Criatiano Ruy FORWARD: Kevin Cook Danny Balderson Paul Hunt John Kendrick GUARD: Russell Tanner Darin Ogden Bartley Harris Cassio Maffia Justin Wood COMMENTS FROM THE ZENITH'S COACH Coach Phil Tollestrup, in his third year with the squad, was enthusiastic about the Zone win. "It's been a GREAT weekend for the team. We've worked towards it. We wanted to play our best at the Sportsplex and we did! Everyone contributed to these great wins. It is the FIRST time that Magrath has won this Tournament." He continued , "In sports you have a lot of'lows', so when you have these 'positive' moments you enjoy them and that's what we are doing!!! PLAYERS COMMENTS DANNY BALDERSON- "We played hard and smart against Raymond. They didn't play as well as they are capable of playing. Our defense was really strong- limiting their shots." "Against LCI we were off to a good start, but then we ran into foul trouble. In the second half we were able to hit some three pointers and also made our foul shots which really counted as well." "I really feel good about going to the Provincials. We worked for this and it feels good to have won, not just for ourselves but for the fans that supported us as well!" BART HARRIS- " Our players are peaking at the right time. Our whole team was HOT at the beginning, then we had a bit of a slump, but we've pulled together again". "Any player off the bench seems to put in something right off the bat. We all just seem to have found our roles. I feel confident going into the Provincials". " Our coach has done a great job; he sets up the plays and in our last game he came up with new plays right close to the end of the game. He utilizes all of our strengths." AARON KINDER - " I thought that we all played well as a team; not selfish for points. After the game we all had a really good feeling because Magrath has never won this tournament before." "Our coach is one of the best around. He may get mad at you, but you know that he expects you to do your best; you know were you stand. He's always 'up' and 'positive'. "I think that Raymond deserves to be at the Provincials as well. Whenever they play against us they always play their best, because there is a rivalry there. If we play them in Edmonton I think that we can beat them!" CASSIO MAFFIA - came to us from Brazil last August and is residing with the Rick Beres Family. Speaking very little English , school was quite a challenge at first. He is in grade 10 and hopes to be here for the remainder of his high School education. "I like Magrath. The city I came from in Brazil has a population equal to all of Canada. When it first snowed I really liked it, but now this is too cold." "During the final game, we all played well in the first half. Into the second half we were down by 3 points. Our coach called a Time Out and told us to take the game and so we did!" CRISTIANO RUY Hats off to this pleasant young man who (his 2nd year in Canada) speaks English fluently and who has been a driving force on the Zenith team. "Raymond played well; their inside shots were good, but their outside shots were just not counting”. In the final game against L.C.I., Cristiano had a little trouble. "Going up for up a rebound, an L.C.I. player elbowed me". The crowd gasped, when Cristiano got up from the floor with blood streaming down his face. Stopping only long enough to apply a bandaid , he was quickly back on the floor to finish the game. The victory assured, seven stitches were needed above his left eye. "I really like Magrath. The fans are good—a good crowd. The people are good, and the school is good." Various families have been instrumental in helping this young man remain here for his schooling. The families of: Rusty Rollingson, Wayne Harris, Wes Balderson, and now John Ferguson have opened their homes and their hearts to this exceptional young man. He tells me that his main objective in being here is to "play basketball, and to hopefully be spotted by the bigleague scouts". Well they have spotted him and he has been offered Scholarships at three different institutions across the border. GOOD LUCK CRISTIANO!!! A BIG THANK YOU TO MANAGER: Al Tollestrup Chad Riegling STATISTICIANS:Anna Wilde Jenny Scott CLASSIFIED ADS DEADLINE: TUESDAY 12 NOON PHONE 758-6377 Less than 30 words—1.07 Small Ad(3.5X2.5)—5.35 1/4 page (3,5X5)—7.49 1/2 page (5"X7")-1O.7O Full page(8.5"Xll") Copy Ready-25.00 Full Page (we do) 37.45 Flyer Insert(your paper) 21.40 Subscription Rates: Canadian 12.00 / year American 18.00 / year EMPLOYMENT Telemarketing with CENTURION PRODUCTS. Open to male or female. If interested please call 758-6872 for an appointment. MERCHANDISE: PERSONALIZED LABELS: 80-1 1/2 X 1 3/4—$3.25 60-1 X 2 1/2—$3.00 Protect your belongings Call Bonny West 758-6309 FOR SALE "SCAMPER" CAMPER $600. Ph: 758-6832 FOR SALE EXERCISE BIKE- old but works fine. Has a speedometer that works. 758-3729 (my husband just doesn't like the noise) FOR SALE 1975 LIONEL hard top TENT TRAILER. Ph: after 6pm 758-6632 FOR SALE SANYO TURNTABLE MICROWAVE OVEN. Purchased recently; never used. French-English Instructions. Sell less than paid, G.S.T included—($235.00) Cash only 758-6317 FOR SALE CEDAR CHEST ph: 758 6821 REAL ESTATE HOUSE WANTED Family with four children wish to purchase newer home in Magrath. Leave message at 758-3781 RENTALS PARTY TENTS FOR RENT "CONFETTI CLUB" 3 Bright Yellow 20‘X20' Party Tents Walls can easily be installed or removed for variable weather conditions. -Call Wakefields for information 758-3036 SERVICES: SEWING Looking for a Grad Dress? A Special Wedding Dress? Looking for something UNIQUE that no one else has? Let STEPHANIE do your sewing for that special occasion. Reasonable rates. Ph: 758-6324 » ATTENTION PARENTS If test marks are significantly lower than assignment marks, your child may have developed a habit of TEST ANXIETY I can help. Lorraine Leishman M.A 752-3987 JUST FOR YOU HAIRSTYLES EASTER SPECIAL All perms 10% OFF until April 17th. We also carry the full line of Paul Mitchell . Lots of SPECIALS on different products. Thank you for your support. Marion BARBER SHOP NOW OPEN MONDAYS ONLY .ALLDAY 9 am-5 pm. FRANK VEHICLES FOR SALE 1985 Tempo L Auto -P.S-P.B. 115,000 Km New TiresExcellent mechanical condition $1500.00 PH: 758-6879 WEEKEND SPECIAL FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY ALL DRESSES 75% OFF WANTED The KINDERGARTEN at Magrath School is in need of items that will enhance fine motor development. If you have any of the following and would be willing to donate them— please call Cynthia Harris (teacher assistant) 758-6825 after 1 pm weekdays or bring them to the kindergarten. 1- working padlocks with keys 2- metal nuts and bolts 3- golf tees 4- washers 5- Assortment of safety pins Also we would like to borrow a small incubator to hatch chicks in either April or May. Thank you . WANTED-Good used ROTOTILLER Ph: Jim Low 758-6378 WANTED Apartment size gas STOVE (24") Phone 758-3156 or leave a message are selling "ENGLISH BAY" Gourmet Cookie Dough to raise funds for the club. If you would like to order some please call Sue Gaff at 758-6385 We have 6 flavours: Chocolate Chip; Double Chocolate; Chocolate Chip Macadamia; Oatmeal Raisin; Peanut YVvJ Butter; and Chocolate Chip Pecan A 3 lb. bucket sells for $7.00This dough can be frozen (and refrozen)or is good in the fridge for 3 months. "A cluttered life is a life that you do not have control of. It is a life in which the things you have surrounded yourself with.are controlling you." William R. Bradford i CARRIAGE HOUSE THEATRE I Showing March 12-18 ’’FOREVER YOUNG" (PG) 7:00 p.m. Saturday 2:00 p.m. "ARMY OF DARKNESS" (Mature) 9:00 p.m. TWO WEEKS LEFT BEFORE OUR DRAW FOR OUR FIRST ANNIVERSARY GRAND PRIZE RECYCLE Bring your old PHONE BOOKS to the school. Drop them off at Bums Alston's room in the Elementary School. MAGRATH FIRST WARD GROUP IJMIIHH is responsible for delivery of telephone books. If you have not received yours please call Jim Anderson at 758-6725 or Heidy Chatwin at 758-3765 ATTENTION PARENTS LOST AND FOUND at the School if not claimed by THIS FRIDAY MARCH 19 TH, 1993 will be sold for 25 cents each item. TANCO ODD SIZED WINDOWS for any room in the house. BAY WINDOWS PICTURE WINDOWS SEALED UNITS (odd) for nursery beds, breezeways etc. 4mmTempered glass (scratched slightly) for Breezeways, sheds, porches, 28 X 74; 34 X 74; 34 X 76; & Reg. $4.50 sq.ft W SALES 1.20 sq.ft. PLANNING A SUMMER PARTY? HAVE IT HERE! "CONFETTI CLUB" now reserving dates for GREAT outdoor WEDDINGS, REUNIONS, STAFF PARTIES, etc. We have: * 3 bright yellow party tents ^beautiful gazebo fully equipped outdoor kitchen * picnic tables * large bar-b-ques * pat io dance area * playhouse & sandbox *volleyball & horseshoes * lots of green grass & trees * camping facilities * complete privacy Can Us— Wakefields — Phone 758-3036 — for information and viewing REAL ESTATE BEST BUYS Expect the best.™ OVER 1 MILE RIVERFRONT 110 ACRES M/L private & secluded water license VENDOR WILL CONSIDER FINANCING BUYER 2+1 bedrooms, 2 baths, garage, newer home in Magrath BUYING OR SELLING CALL JACK for information on these opportunities, plus other newer homes in Magrath & Lethbridge FULL SERVICE FROM NORTH AMERICA’S PREMIER REAL ESTATE COMPANY! Jack Elliott 758-3551 Magrath 327-1166 Lethbridge FULLY FURNISHED AND READY TO GO 3 bedrooms; 1 bath; carport; next to school yard in MAGRATH; VENDOR MAY ASSIST WITH SECONDARY FINANCING. A wife went to the MISSING PERSONS BUREAU to report her husband had mysteriously vanished." He's short and thin, she told th desk sergeant, and bald and has no teeth. In fact most of him was missing before he was." DAIRY SPECIALS MARCH 15 - 20 Alpha Cottage Cheese 2% 500 gm 1.58 Alpha 1886 Ice Cream 2 litre 4.98 Parlour Ice Cream 2 litre 3.88 Alpha Yogurt 175 gm 68 cents Alpha Looney Tune Yogurt 125 gm 2 for 98 Alpha Ice Cream 2 litre 3.88 Philadelphia Cream Cheese 250 gm 2.28 Kraft Cheez Whiz 500 gm 3.88 Kraft Velveeta Slices 500 gm 4.28 Kraft Cheese Slices 500 gm 4.28 SPORTS NOVICE HAWKS CODY RIRIE chosen as the BEST DEFENSEMAN for our side in last weeks Cardston Tournament. CONGRATULATIONS Yahoo! We did it! We, the Magrath Novice Hawks are the WESTWINDS NOVICE "B" CHAMPIONS for 92-93. How did we do it? Read on. Raymond hosted the 8 teams involved in the Novice "B" Playoffs on March 11-13. Our FIRST GAME was Friday, March 12 against Great Falls I. For the first time in a long time we outshot our opponents and quite handily, 27-8. Chris Chatwin played well in goal making a couple of sensational glove saves when we really needed them; earning him a 6-0 shut-out. Helping Chris and the Hawks were: Del Thompson 2-1; Janay Chipman 1: Denver Wetherelt 1; Kyle Harker 1-2 Jim Balderson 1: ASSISTS : Josh Heggie, Peter Lee and Justin Shaw. GAME STAR was Del Thompson Our SECOND GAME was Saturday morning March 13 I 93. This game was our do-or-die game; we had to win or we were out. Once again Chris Chatwin in net came up with many sensational saves. The entire team played like they wanted to win after a rather loud pep talk from Danny, during the break between the second and third periods. Two unanswered goals in the third period gave us a 4-2 win. GOAL GETTERS : Chad Ratke-1; Janay Chipman-1; Del Thompson 1-1 Jim Balderson 1-2; ASSISTS: Peter Lee-1; well earned GAME STAR - Chris Chatwin. On to the CHAMPIONSHIP GAME. We faced Great Falls II, Saturday afternoon in hopes of becoming the Westwinds Novice "B" Champs and after 63 minutes of controversial hockey, we did just that! With our second shut-out of the playoffs. Chris stopped 21 shots including 5 breakaways. In the three games 58 shots on goal—Chris stopped 56 of them! GREAT JOB CHRIS! Thanks. The rest of the team played very well and were justly crowned "CHAMPS" Our GOAL GETTERS: Jim Balderson-2; Josh Heggie 1-1 Assists: Del Thompson - 2; Kyle Schneyder-1; GAME STAR: Jim Balderson. After a bit of water bottle squirting on the ice, the team accepted their FIRST PLACE TROPHIES and posed for a few group pictures. They skated proudly to the dressing room to the loud chanting of the fans. CONGRATULATIONS HAWKS! You deserve it. Thanks Danny, Jim and John — you did a great job! PEEWEE Our FINAL playoff game against Vauxhall was played here in Magra on March 10 / 93. After losing 6-3 in Vauxhall, we had to win by four goals in order to become the Westwinds Pee Wee Champs. At the end of the first period we were on fire and were winning 42, which meant we only needed one more goal to tie it and two to win. Our boys started to fade halfway through the second period when Vauxhall came back with two quick goals and we went to the dressing room tied 4-4. The third period had Vauxhall score two more goals and win 6-4. Our boys played a much better and more disciplined game than they did in the first game in Vauxhall. A little hard on the nerves from time to time but this game - a pleasure to watch. GOAL GETTERS: Tommy Lee-1-1; Lome McKelvev-2-1; Greg Henry-1; ASSISTS: Ryan Ripley, Kurtis Robinson and Joey Zsombor. CONGRATULATIONS boys on a Playoffs. very successful season; FIRST in the League and SECOND in the Alberta Libera! NOMINATION MEETING MARCH 18, 1993 THURSDAY MAGRATH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Registration - 6:30 p.m. Meeting - 7:30 p.m. Our PARENTS GAME was Tuesday March 16, 1993.Team appreciation and Pizza followed. CANDIDATES for MLA Cardston Constituency Bruce Jackson - Raymond or Howard Forsyth - Magrath EASTER BUNNIES nee again the Magrath Grade 6 Band Students will, be selling CHOCOLATE EASTER BUNNIES This is the same fine product we have sold in previous years. Each BUNNY is 170 grams of solid milk chocolate in a colourful package and costs $3.50 (al! taxes included) Students will be going door-to-door beginning this week. Proceeds from the sale will be used for the purchase of instruments and music for the Junior High Bands. When a bit of sunshine hits ye, After passing of a cloud, When a fit of laughter gits ye And ye'r spine is feelin’ proud, Don't forget to up and fling it At a soul that’s feeling blue, For the minute that you fling it It's a boomerang to you. "The Boomerang" bv Captain Jack Crawford PRODUCE SPECIALS MARCH 15 - 20 Navel Oranges 4 lb 1.99 Green Seedless Grapes 99 / lb 2.18kg Cantaloupe 69 / lb 1.52kg Bintji Potatoes 10 lb 2.49 Cello Spinach 10 oz 1.69 Tomatoes 28 oz 1.99 GRATH MUSIC WEEK /RACTICE-A-THON With the growth of the Band Program we have a CRITICAL NEED for several of the more expensive Concert Band instruments; such as French Homs, and Euphoniums. Mon, March 15, thru Sat. March 20, CHALLENGE - each band student, _ Grade 7 to 12, to practice a minimum of TEN HOURS! (band practices during school, special group practices before, after school, individual home practice). PLEDGES Please pledge what you can when a student comes to your door. A pledge of just .50 cents per hour for 10 hours practiced = $5.00 total. ) h.bJ»SENI< "Those GEORGE TORRE-ALBA Dentil rist will be at the Diamond Willow Terrace MONDAY MARCH 22,1993 at 6 p.m. Ph: 758-3489 or 327-2121 for more information or for an appointment 60TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Blaine and Phoebe Norton of Magrath celebrated their 60th wedding Anniversary on March 13,1993. All of their family was home to enjoy the evening and dinner with their Mom and Dad. Clair and Gail Norton of Magrath; Ruth and Warren Wilde— Edmonton; Stuart and Anne Norton of Magrath; Bernard , Sheila Norton- Lethbridge. Blaine and Phoebe were married in Cardston on March 15,1933. SENIORS NEWS March POTLUCK is next week- Friday March 26 at 12 NOON in the Centre. Bring your contribution to the HAM DINNER and enjoy a delicious meal and good company. Watch for Details of the TEA, BAKE SALE and GARAGE SALE to be held at the Senior's Centre on Saturday April 10th. Any contributions will be appreciated. [OR'S TRAVEL dThose going to Blackie for the -Musical Theatre should be at the Centre before the .3 p.m. departure time. FOUND Men's Blue Coveralls on the road in front of the Magrath Trading Company. Please call Margaret (UPSTAIRS) NICE SELECTION RIBBON VARIOUS WIDTHS AND COLOURS 60 cents /m to $1.50 /m OPEN HOUSE OF JESSIE LEE Thank you to all those who came out to mom's open house and made it a day she will always remember. The entire family was present to help mom celebrate her 72 hid birthday. One husband, six children, four spouses, 14 grandchildren, 1 great grandson and.4 significant . . others. Congratulations love you! The centipede quite Until a toad in fun Said, 'Pray which leg goes after which?' This worked his mind to such a pitch He lay distracted in a ditch Considering how to run." the Traditions of Zen Philosophy DEAR PHOEBE I have a problem with my face; I’ve noticed that many people do. It always looks saggy and puffy. What can I do? Signed SAGGY Dear Saggy, Tone your face muscles. Exercise is the best method of toning any area of the body. I suggest, when you eat, that you chew slower and more chews to the bite. Also exaggerate the motion, thus cutting down on your food intake. Maybe the exercises will also help you keep your foot out of it! PHOEBE Send your letters to DEAR PHOEBE C/O MAGRATH NEWS BOX 100 Magrath, AB. TOK 1J0 "A women's reach is bounded only by what her mind accepts and her heart allows." Belle S. Spafford ASK FOR A FREE DAIRY QUEEN COUPON SHEET IN THE HARDWARE DEPARTMENT 14 Piece Fully Guaranteed Combination WRENCH SETS GREAT PRICE 28.99 SAVE 5.00 RIVAL SLOW COOKER Features high, tow and off settings, see through lid and removable 31/z litre stoneware hOW'i. 3S1CW111-1 FOR ALL YOUR CALVING NEEDS SEE US DR. 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Aylmer Diced Tomatoes — for those Chunky Sauces 540 ml 1.08 Ragu Old World Spaghetti Sauce 750 ml 1.48 Shake - n - Bake 113-192 gm 1.88 Stove - top Stuffing 120 gm 1.48 McCain Deep Pan Pizza 660 gm 4.98 FOR YOUR EVERYDAY GROCERY NEEDS Homestead Sesame White or 100% Whole Wheat Bread 695 1.79 Kraft Peanut Butter 1 kg 3.88 Kraft Strawberry or Raspberry Jam 500 ml 3.38 Kraft Miracle Whip 1 litre 3.98 Maxwell House Coffee 300 gm 1.98 Baker's Chocolate Squares 225 gm 2.58 Baker's Chocolate Chips 300 gm 2.18 Jello or Jello Light 85 gm 58 cents Jello Instant Pudding 113 gm 78 cents Minute Maid Orange Juice 355 mi 98 cents Niagara Lemonade 355 ml 2 for 1.49 Dare Bag Candy 180-300 gm 1.48 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ON SPECIAL Mainstay Dog Food 8 kg 4.48 Delsey Bathroom Tissue 8 pk 2.59 Kleenex 150 pk 99 cents Hi-Dri Towels 2 pk 99 cents
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