Magrath Store News (March 21, 1990)

• Main Author: Magrath Trading Store
• Format: Journal/Newspaper
• Language: English
• Published: J. A. Ririe 1990
• Subjects: Magrath (Alta.) > Newsletters; Alta; Northwest Territories; Canada; Coleman; Beck; Lone; Saunders; Evelyn; Ferguson; Audrey; Fries; Solos’; Macleod; Atwood; Collier; Rath; Cornish; Great Falls; Mathew; The Arch; McKelvey; Billie; Kelsey
• Online Access: http://digitallibrary.uleth.ca/cdm/ref/collection/sanl/id/1085

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 TRADING CO. PRICED FROM ! SHOE SALE FASHION CO-ORDINATES The family of Isabel Bennett invite friends and relatives to an Open House, Saturday, March 24th in honor of her 85th birthday. Open House from 4:00 - 7:00 p.m. at the home of Jerry & Shirley Bennett. No gifts by request. Open House in honor of Jason and Wendi Wilde will be held at the Mag-rath residence of Roger & Isabel Wilde on Saturday, March 24th, 1990 from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. (previously dated March 21st - now changed to March 24th). All friends and relative?^^" are welcome. Call 758-6257 if uncertain of locat­ion. MAGRATH MACGREGOR HIGHLANDERS The annual Magrath Mac Gregor Highlanders Program will be held Thursday, March 29th at 7 p.m. in the old School Gym, under the direction of Alice Stevenson's Senior Students. MASS PRACTISE - Wednesday, March 28th inrnediately after school. All students please attend. Anyone having highland sell or lend, call 758-3570 3686. shoes to or 758- FOR SALE OR RENT: 2 bedroom Main Street. Available April 1st. Cal after 6 p.m. 758-3692, ask for Robynn. house on CHINOOK HEALTH UNIT .30 tablets Toiletries 240 ml SKIN CARE ALOE VERA GEL NATURE'S HEALER - non oily un­scented, no artifical coloring. Ingredients: Aloe Vera gel, Vitamin E, comfrey, cucumber extract, allant an, Napca (sodium PL A) Chamomile and stabilizer. Nail Care Items • Have you problem nails? Try this Vitamin & Mineral Complex. NEW MOISTURIZING BODY SPRAY for Women. Napco; Glycerin, USP, Aloe Vera Gel. 250 ml The Chinook Health Unit requires a janitor for Magrath Office 2 evenings per week. Interested parties should apply in Writing by March 31/90 to: Mr. Bruce West, Administrator; Chinook Health Unit; Box 727; Fort Macleod, AB. T0L 0Z0. Phone [phone]. Shaun Salmon has been called to the California Ventura Mission. His Missionary Farewell will be held Sun­day, March 25th at 9:00 a.m. There will be an Open House for Shaun Sunday evening from 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. at his home. THANK YOU: Thank you for all of your help while I was away in Nova Scotia. We appreciated the help, especially all of the courageous people who babysat Adam (It's a dirty job, but somebody had to do it, eh?) Thanks again. Lesley Heath. ATTENTION LADY GOLFERS: The annual Ladies Meeting of the Magrath Golf Club will be bald Wednesday, March 28th, 1990 at 7:30 p.m. at the Magrath School Library. Everyone is invited to attend. Pres. Alice Collier. ATTENTION SUNTAN CUSTOMERS: It's time once again to start thinking about the Spring & Surrmer and how nice it would be to have that beautiful Gold­en Tan. "JUST FOR YOU HAIRSTYLES" is having a Super Deed, on their Suntanning Sessions this year. Just $39.95 for 400 minutes, that's right - an additional 100 minutes !. For Grade 12 Graduates only $37.95 for 400 minutes! You can't lose, you will have that Golden Tan that you have always wanted in one full session. Our concern is "YOU". We will be open evenings for your convenience starting April 3rd until June 30ttj, 1990. Please stop by or phone to book your appointments. Don't wait too long; to book your convenient time. Phone [phone]. • FOR SALE: 5 bedroom house, corner of 1st Ave North & 2nd Street East. Also 1^ acre lot corner of 1st Ave. North & 3rd St. East. Ph. 758-6837. WANTED: 2-3 bedroom heme or apartment to rent in Magrath as soon as possible. Phone [phone] or 752-3214. Teenage Babysitter needed for family of four. Monday evenings 6-10 p.m. starting April 2nd. Please phone [phone]. FOUND: Fisher Price Binoculars by West side of Lions Club Park. Owner phone [phone]. ATTENTION: For your housecleaning or Spring cleaning needs, call Audra, 758-6832. FOR SALE: Pilling hone - 209 E. Harker Ave. FOUND: Several sets of keys, some had been left 3 bedroar., 4 way split. Attached' at the Post Office. Claim at News Office, double garage. Many extras. Phone . SEE THE EASTER GOODIES THAT ’’WE Yogurt SALTON YOGURT MAKER - now you can enjoy your own homemead Yoguft with this handy maker. Ccnplete instructions. ' PRICED AT . AMMUNITION R U K Stock up on 22 Shells at I PK. WORK GLOVES Rodenticides WE HAVE A GOOD STOCK OF GOPHER POISON. CONTAINS 2% STRYCHINE Per Can . LIVESTOCK ■ .■■■■■ - - We have a good selection of Work Gloves. See the Bob Dale Leathers V2 Price REGULAR ® $7.99 * INSECTICIDE Bóvaid EAR TAGS •Y'i avvia nu . Safe for all cattle whatever the size, gender, weight or age. safe for even newborn calves. WE ALSO STOCK GUARDIAN FLY EAR TAGS FOR CATTLE, WE STOCK NURSEITE MILK REPLACER t.s PATIO FURNITURE ECO CLEAN BIOGRADER - cures slow drains. Renews Septic Activity. Ends Odor Problems in garbape disposals, Cat boxes, RV & Boat holding tanks. Makes plumbing systems work like new. It liquifies and biodegrades . grease, Jiair, human waste and food bits. Eco-Cleap will not burn skin or eyes and will not cause hazardous gases. 8 oz. . . Sturdy white vinyl stack­ing chairs. For patio or lawn Made by Rubbermaid. REGULAR $13.99 WATCH FOR OUR HOME HARDWARE SPRING & SUMMER CATALOGUES. THEY WILL BE IN THE MAIL SOON. P V C ELECTRICAL TAPE 3/4"x66’ TAPE REG 89« 69c l MAGRATH FIGURE SKATING NEWS Despite the unco-operative weather, Monday, March 12th saw a capacity crowd at the Arena to view the Club's year end Ice Revue. The theme was "Anything Goes!" by Mamie Hubber (head coach), Audra Foggin, (Assistant coach), Amy Robertson, Heather McKelvey, Cindi Ripley, Audrey Tannant, Kelsey Godionton and Ginger Gurney. Duets were performed by Sherilyn Stoutjesdyk and Lisa Leishman; Amy Bly and Michelle Bevers,- Heather McKelvey and Aleesa Nelson,- Amy Robertson and Amber Ferguson (team assist-­ant) Mamie Hubber and Lisa Jardine ( 88-89 head coach). The audience enjoyed a powerskating demonstration of the M.F.S.C. led by Amber Ferguson and Lome McKelvey to the tune of 'Greased Lightening". The Coal Miner's Daughters Precision Team of Lethbridge displayed their artistic talent in a group number. Two beautiful skate solos were per­formed by 11 year old Sarah Haskett and 17 year o}d Diane Spooner, both members of the Lethbridge Figure Skating Club. Excellent announcing was done by Shirl Smith qf Magrath assisted by music man Jamie Qodlonton. During the finale, gift trophies were presented to coaches and guest skaters. Club members Kelsey Godionton, Jessie Lee Mipion and Audrey Tannant received trophies for completing all the Can-Skate badge levels and passing their proficiency exam. Perfect attendance trophies were awarded to Janice Ripley, Karren Leishman, Heather McKelvey and Carrie Heggie. Cert­ificates vere presented to all the club members and powerskating performers for a job well done by head coach Mamie Hubber. Thank you to those tireless parents and volunteer helpers who helped all year and during the planning phase of the Ice Special thanks to 'Debbie Leishman dressing room "moms", Warren Minion decorating and lighting crew, Sylvia and her sales crew and Joanne Robert- her staff for arranging the refresh- Revue, and her and his Bullock son and rrents fpr audience and performers after the show. Frank Tricsli was Club "camera man" and did and excellent job of filming the entire show. Thank you Garth Veale and Leonard Bourne for your help all year, too. Yes.it takes a lot of people and work to keep a club working smoothly but with mapy helping hands, smiles, exasperat­ing moments, worry, wringing of hands, the proud moments and good friends made, it is all worph it and with that we have completed our 4th successful year. Please - Figure Skaters and Power Skaters the Magrath School Cheerleaders if you Jiave not paid your Ice Show fees, please contact Allyn Nelson, 758-6294 or Dianne McKelvey, 758-3181 to do so. We would like to finalize our books for the yeap. Thank you all. It has been a pleasure working with you. Dianne McKelvey, Pres. M.F.S.C. FOR SALE: Mobile home in Magrath with 10'xl6' addition. Added garage with electric door opener. Also 8'xlO' shed. Phone Nick at 345-2500 dr 345-3891 (home). I ■ On Friday, March 9th, Rod's Tadpoles played Lethbridge in a close, exciting game ending 7-6 for Magrath. Dustin Ririe 4-0; Joshua Bourelle 3-0; Mason Dahl 0-$; Stan" Ringuette, Denver Wetherelt and Rhonda Strate with 1 assist each. Chris Chatwin did an ex­cellent job as goalie. • Next morning, 8 a.m. we were expected to be in Cardston for the first game of their tourna­ment. We played a Cardston team. It was a tough game but we only lost by 2 goals, 5-3 for Cardston. Mason Dahl 2-0; Dustin Ririe 1-0; Rhonda Strate and Joshua Bourelle each with an assist. Darren Bevers did a good job as goalie. An All Star medal was awarded to Dustin Ririe. The second game was against Raymond and we were victorious — 13—4; Dushin Ride 6—1; Darren Bevers 2-0; Mason Dahl 2-0; Braedon Balderson 1-1; Denver Wetherelt 1-0; Cody Ririe & Joshua Bourelle each with an assist. Chris Chatwin did an excellent job in goal and also received an all Star medal. We only have one game left this season. Good Luck!! June Ririe. HORNETS vs MOSQUITOS High noon, Sunday, March 18th at the Magrath Arena was the tine 'and place for the second encounter between these rival teams. The Hillmer Hornets defeated the Magrath Mosq­uitos 6-3 in an exciting, action packed hockey game. Hornets goals scored by Gavin No-Win-Dyk (2) Robert Brandt Krusheminski, Swervin Ervin Pepperinski, Clint Clouter, Randy the Mauler ably assisted by teammates Marvellous Marvin Messer, Bob Tumbellin and Bob YooHoo and rook­ies Ken Damage, Kurt is LeMew, B.J. Snail, Danny G. HeeHee (distant relative of Stormin Norman HeeHee who took over coaching duties with Bob Wants-One. Performing very admirably in goal, long lost cousin of the family Russ Pokey-Did- Well, was Welcomed back into the fold following his outstanding performance. Newly arrpii red Gordon The Great Gatzki did well his fir^t- time out and we're looking for great things from him next season. The Mosquito goals were scored by Barry Owens (2) and Tommy (The Bruce) Lee who scored his goal on a penalty shot. Although the Mosquitos tried hard, their- power line didn't quite have it all together. Club Owner Nettie is quite proud of her team and has already begun scouting in prep­aration for next year's encounter, in hopes • we can make this an annual event. Proceeds donated to Magrath Minor Hockey. Thank you to those who came to watch and cont­ributed to make this event a success. A special CONGRATULATIONS goes out to The team won the GOLD medal in the small Varsity category at the Canadian Cheerleading Chanpionships in Edmonton this weekend. The winning team: consists of: Amberly Robinson - team captain, Carrie Anderson, Joanne Anderson, Jennifer Atwood, Shandy Card, Wendi Johnson, Michelle Leavitt, Lisa Tood. Haroldine Neilson, Coach; Suzan Szewaga, coach. .•••••• r GALBRAITH JENSEN TOURS is proud to present Utah/drizona/Mesa Temple Pageant, April 4-16. Bryce Canyon, Grand Canyon, Phoenix, Tucson, Mexico. Join us. Call Evelyn, 758-3640.over the Magrath Cemetery entrance. Karren and others were proud to see completed. The Magrath Rod & Gun Club he. their annual Banquet and Awards Night Saturday evening, March 17th in the Magrath United J°? Bourne was M-C- for the son of William and Maucte^dle^ He ltWv«d 0 Sung acconpanied by Salt Lake City about 1926 and worked for the Carol Beswick. Grace was said by Cam. Cook, ror me John Brunner brought greetings from the ' Town and q roast beef dinner was served by the U.Q.W. Following the dinner the presentat- 1 ion of trophies and awards took place: Troute: 1. Brent Ehlert. 2. Joe Gruninger. < Pike: 1. Jim Fellger 2. Cam Cook. Duck: 1. j Brent Ehlert/Bob Voth. Goose: 1. Bob Voth < 2. Brent Ehlert. Pheasant : 1. John Schneyder 2. Cam Cook. Moose: 1. Bob Voth. 2. Keith Sabey. Elk: 1. Derrick Passey. 2. Jim Godlon- ton. Mule Deer: 1. Jim Cook 2. Tom Rohleder. White Tail Deer: 1. Carman Passey 2. Hans Raasch. Antelope: 1. Keith Sabey. 2. Bryan Beck. . _ Skull & Hom Percent Award - Darrel Passey for Bear, presented by Jones Roof­ing of Letjibridge. Junior Entry for highest percentage of Provincial Average - Jamie Godionton for White Tail Deer. The Harry Hillmer Master Award Trophy - closest Provincial average went to Jim Cook for Mule Deer - 99.25%. George Minor Memorial Trophy - for the highest 20 targets was awarded to Jay Minor with an average of 27.35. Fell Balderson Memorial Trophy awarded to the person contributing the most to the club went to Bill Saunders. Following the presentations Ken Robin­son gave a video presentation on Montana's Centennial Cattle Drive. Door prizes were awarded to John Brunner - fishing rod; Karen Schneyder - tackle box; Ken Robinson - lending net. The draw for the Sleeping Bag was won . Lloyd. Club has memberships available be obtained from the members or the Hardware Dept. Golden Ret. Hindley, age 83, passed away February 23, 1990 at his home in Salt Lake City. Reed was bom in Magrath August 5, 1906, the He moved to American Telephone Company for 42 years. Reed is survived by his wife Clara, a sis­ter Mayme of Salt Lake City and a brother Gene Hindley of Stockton, California. He was a brother of the late Ken Hindley of Magrath. Reed was instrumental in getting the arch Reed, Tom this project Glen Card, brother of the late Cyrus Card of Magrath, passed away Thursday, March 8th in Trail, B.C. Funeral services were held in Trail on Tuesday, March 13, 1990. . Survivors include daughters Glenda Ryall and Carol Philar and a sister Melva Witbeck. Cyrus Card Mrs. Agnes Campbell, mother of Mrs. (J.S.) Effie McCrea of Magrath, passed away in Leth­bridge on March 12, 1990 at the age of 88 years. Mrs. Canpbell was born June 30, 1901 in the Northwest Territories. REQUIRED: Caterer for High Schqol Graduation Banquet. Tentative date - May 31st or June 1, 1990. Family style banquet with the following menu: Tossed vegetable salad? Fruit plate; Veal Cordon Bleu; Baked Potato; Baby Carrots & Peas; Com; Angelfood Cake with strawberries; non alcoholic punch; Coffee; Buns on table; Ice water on table. Please reply to Graduat­ion Banquet Cornnette; Box 250; Magrath, AB. TOK 1J0 by Thursday, April 12/90 or call 758­3366 with inquiries. . by Mike The and can John in SENIORS Come apd enjoy our Pot Luck at the Seniors Centre and see our new tables, chair« and tablecloth^ we now have, thanks to the "Wild Rose Foundation" grant. We have Pot Luck dinners the last Friday of the month and this month it will be March 30th. The Old Guys will be entertaining and Shannon Sabey will come after dinner to di«- cuss "Incomp Tax as it applies to Seniors". Bring a friend. Cost - $2.00 plus an item for the Pot Luck table. GOODBYE: We would like to say goodbye to the people of Magrath. Sam has beep transferred to Edmonton and I will be joinipg him on the 27th of March. I have enjoyed working in your homes and getting to know the mpny wonderful people here. We will miss Magrath as we pad planned on making it our permanent hone. I would like to send a special thank you to my regular clients and my Home Care clients ror the many kindnesses they have show. us. To my neighbors I thank them for putting up Shadow and helping in the maintenance of property. We will miss all of you. Sam & Robynn Mathew, Kristina & Amanda McKee. CHOCOLATE EASTER BUNNIES The Grade 6 & 7 Band Students will again be selling Chocolate Easter Bunnies this year These are the same quality Chocolate Bunnies that we sold last year - 170 gram, solid milk Chocolate ip an attractive box. The cost is also the same as last year - $3.50. The pro­fit from this sale will go into the Band Fund and be used for instruments and equipment. Especially for the Junior High Age Rand students, thanks so much for your support. o e I Any eligible child who has not already registered for Kindergarten for 1990-91 school y< -- please call Jackie Bdrpett at home, 758­. . ■ -■ thë" school, 758-33"6 WANTED: Homemaker for Heme Care Program. with our ___. One for Magrath; one for Welling. Applications at the Health Unit Monday, Tuesday and Wednesdays or from Lydia Brunner. Ph. 758-3029 for further information. . WANTED: Gas dryer and electric frost free refrigerator. Phone [phone]. Kindergarten LAC Committee is holding their annual Election meeting, Thursday, April 5th ■ in the Kindergarten room at the school beginn­ing at 8:30 p.m. THANK YOU: We wish to thank Marilee Hillirer & Brent Ehlert for shovelling out pur driveway last Tuesday morning, ScO^f* ’ £ f- ;1 >■ ~ •ntttMMiwrcE Pink Grapefruit APPLES RED OR GOLDEN DELICIOUS Celery Hearts 24 oz Broccoli Potatoes 10 lbs • • • • ******************************************************************************^****4******* MINOR HOCKEY BANQUET: Friday, April 6th at 6:30 p.m. in the School Cafeteria (small Gym) Please use EAST doors. Cost" $6.50/plate age 5 and over (no refund). We pay per plate and MUST have an exact count prior to March 30th. PLEASE CONFIRM WITH DONNA WARNOCK NUMBER ATTEND­ING BEFORE MARCH 30th AND-PICK UP TICKETS. Family and friends welcome. General Meeting and Elections to follow. RED CROSS CANVASS To The People of Magrath: As most of you are probably aware March is traditionally Red Cross month. This year the undertak­ing will again take place. It is through the generous support of individuals like yourselves that the while. This year's for the second last ing with Wednesday, support this worthwhile organization and show the pest of the Province that Magrath cares. With kindest regards, Kurt Widmer, Campaign Chairman. cause is made worth­campaign is slated week of March corrimene- March 21st. Please SENIOR TRAVELLERS Ready for an outing? Round Street Dinner Theatre (Lethbridge) on Friday, April 7th. The play is a comedy "Beyond the Fringe". Cost $26/each. Bus will be at the Seniors Centre at 5:15 p.m. We must have a count and paymept to reserve seats by Wednesday, March 28t|i. PLEASE phone early - Wallce, ATTENTION: MAGRATH & SURROUNDING AREA BUSINESSES Would you like to advertise your business on a professionally painted sign displayed year round at our Arena? Yearly, advertisement fees are $75 from September to September. If you order now you will receive the next 5 months of advertis­ing FREE. 4x4 ft. signs priced at $100.00 and 4x8 ft signs priced at $165.00 (one tipne cost). Contact the Magrath Figure Skating Club, c/o D. McKelvey, 758-3181. Thank you? RE: MAGRATH FIGURE SKATING CLUB I(JE SHOW PHOTOS: These will be displayed at the Scipol Office starting Thursday, March 22nd. An order form ________ _ will be left at the office for anyone wishing 758-3207; Doreen 758-3281 or Irene 758-3456. to order copies. Cost (4"x6") Cogt: $1.25 each. THANK YOU;,My family and I would like to thank the Leprechauns" who visited our home and mail box Saturday. Thank you again for remembering us. Jacque, Matt, Steve, Cathy. Need any help doing odd jobs inside or out? We do EVERYTHING!! After school or on Saturdays, Call Karla, 758-6271 or Billie Jo 758-6572. FOR RENT: Available April 1, very clean 3 bedroom apartment., large front roan, private entrance. Phone [phone]. FOR SALE: Mobile Home 12'x64'; porch, washer, dryer, stove and fridge. Good condition. Can be moved. Must sell. Phone [phone]. FOR SALE: Taylor bore - 141 So. 2 A. West. 4 bedroom, country kitchen, developed base­ment. Reasonably priced. Ph. 758-3771. SPRING Cleaning? Getting rid of qld magazines? Please call me - I’m looking for qld children’s magazines of any sort and any condition. I’ll come and pick them up and save yoq the trip to the dump- Please call Deedan Hatch, 758­6652 early morning is best time tq catch me heme. TCWN PF MAGRATH: The Town of Magrqth is in need of volunteer members to serve on the Tourism Action Committee and the Economic development Board. If you want to be directly involved in the future of your community and feel that you have ideas that will help, please contact the Town Office and leave your name. TCWN OF MAGRATH - LOTS FOR SALE: Block 7IB N.E. of Ball Diamonds. 75'xl51' serviced. $5,000-00 each. Building must stqrt within one year. Phone [phone]. ANNUAL MEETING - of the Water Users of the Magrath Irrigation District will he held at the Irrigation Building, Wednesday, March 28, 1990 at 2:00 p.m. Bernice Coleman, Sec. FOR SALE: Registered Polled Hereford r- arling bulls. Call Denis, 758-6753. WANTED: Part time Babysitter. Contact Joy or John Bourne, Phone [phone]. ( meat 999 £ «> 4« Round Roast outside 2 iw. CORNISH CAME HENS It' .1 ** Weiners Slriohi steak . Steak • T BONE or WING 6« Qld & kg LuncbqoR Neat Side Bacon SCHNEIDERS SLICED 175 g SCHNEIDERS 450 g SCHNEIDERS 500 g ********M******************************************************************************** ATOM "B" PLAYOFFS ’ Cardston was the host town for the Atom B Playffog March 2nd & 3rd. Our Magrath team played Great Falls Friday night. 1-1 was the score at the end of the First Period and 3-3 at the end of the second. Half way through the final 20 minutes it was tied at 4-4 until a rush by the muskateer line and the puck was in the net. Tommy Lee did his little victory skate and Lance Harker almost jumped clear DEL BONITA WILDLIFE CLUB GOWER HUNT - will be held Saturday,March 31st fpcm 10:00 to 3:00 ' camp kitchen by 10 a.m. to register. 1. Ccnpetitive - ip teams (bring 2. Non-ccnpetitive - shoot for $ Bow hunting. Meet at the Categories: a partner). a tail. 3. PIES! PIES! PIES! The Magrath |?irst Scouts _ _ _ __ __ __ Group COnnittee is assembling their lovely, out of the players bench with excitement. With delicious pies - ready for youp freezer. This 43 second^ left of the game Landen Harker se- J cured the win. Goal getters fltommy Lee 2-0; Bart Bullock 1-2; Lome McKelvey 1-0; Greg Henry 1-0; Lancten Harker 1— Our second game was Saturday morning against the Cardston A Team. We lost by one goal, 3-2. Lome McKelvey 1-0; David Orr 1-0. The third game was against Coaldale Sat­urday afternoon with a loss of 8-1. David Orr getting the lone goal. This put us out of the running for first or second place in B division. Keep in shape over the off season and we will see you back at the rink next season - some of yqu Atoms and some of you Pee Wees. L.L. LITTLE LEAGUE REGISTRATION J'irst is the time to stock up your freezers for the busy season ahead. We will deliver them on Friday, March 30th - in the £arly evening. $4/each or $3.75 ea. for orders of 10 or more. Apple - Raisen - Cherpy - Blueberry. Please place your orders by phoning Joan Bly, 758-3752; Patricia Dudlez y, 758-3200. THE PIZZA KITCHEN - is offering a 32 oz. container of pop "FREE" with every order of 2 or more LARGE PIZZAS. This offer starts March 23/90 and will be available until April 13/90. NOTICE: Deadline for S.A.R.RrC. Dues is March 29, 1990. For due amounts and inform­ation, call 758-3285”. Ask fpr Ken or Melanie. Little League Registration will be held MARCH 31st 6-8 p.m. at the Ice Arena. Coach Pitch & Farm - $30.00; Major 13-14-15 yr. olds $35.00. ' • N.B. Anyone who has not paid last years fees must pay before eligible to play this year. Also your please check if you have a uniform in closet and return at this time. T-BALL REGISTRATION - March 31st, 6-8 p.m. at the Arena. Ages: Girls - 5to 9; Boys 5-8. GENERAL MEETING - will be held at 8 p.m. ■ Every parent is encouraged to attend. MAGRATH GARDEN CLUB MEETING r will be held in the Magrath School Teachers' Lounge, Wed­nesday, March 28th at 7:30 p,m. Please use North doors. Subject will be "Tunnel Gard­ening". Lecture and slide presentation by Duncan Lloyd. Everyone welcome. WANTED: Small house or apartment in town or close to town. Approximately $200-$300/month, April 1st to September ?. Phone [phone], please ask for Darwin. DEL BONITA WILDLIFE CLUB - will hold a Hunter Education IINSTRUCTOR COURSE on April 4th & h. For further information contact Kevin or r -> 7*> 7 7 rt PHONE BOOKS: We still have extra phone books. If you have been missed or need an extra one please call Strongs, 758-3166. The trouble with being a good sport is vnu have ■’■n to orc^e V', I SPRING SALES I Yogurt ALPHA SWISS 500 g 99c Cottage Cheese ALPHA 2% 500 g |39 Sour Creai PAM 5Oo |45 PALM 2% & 4% 750 g £29 YOGOURT PALM SWISS STYLE 175 g 55c Pickles BICKS 1 liter 949 WESTERN FAMILY 796 ml 99c • •• • • • . • Lunch Box Drinks MC CAINS TREE HOUSE 3/250 ml V9 Pasta UNICO 900g . Laundry Detergent SUNLIGHT 10 liter . Disk Detergent x liter. . Hl-Dri Towels 2 . . Facial Tissue KLEENEX 150 pk . DEODORANT RIGHT GUARD STICK 75 g . 99c 89c Sunkist FunFrults 153 G . . French Fries MC CAINS SUPERFRIES 1 kg . Pizza MC CAIN 4 pk. r'.’f/ F -