| 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. Diamond Willow, 25 Years Young “I love it!”, was the response Mabie Schmunk gave when asked how she likes living at the Diamond Willow Terrace Lodge. She has lived there for 2 1/2 years and lias found it a wonderful place to live and a great place to enjoy and make friendships. The “Diamond Willow” lias been home to hundreds of members of the community for 25 years and it is presently home to 39 people, most from Magralli but some from other areas. On Saturday, Oct. 18th, 2003, an Open House was held to celebrate it's 25 years of seiwing the seniors of Magratli. The meeting room was bustling and busy for over 2 horns as family and community members participated in the celebration with the people who call the Diamond Willow Lodge home. Charlotte Anderson, Manager for the past 18 years, along with Kathy Blackmer, the Activities Coordinator, Left: Cordon (Mac) Innis signs in at the guest registry while residents Sarah Hoare and Mabie Schmunk welcome visitors. Hot tom: Resident Verna Forsyth (left) and Kathy Blackmer, the Activities Coordinator, enjoy the Anniversar)’ celebrations. planned the event, got the residents involved being greeters, guest book attendants, providing entertainment and encouraging all to visit and have a good time. Wonderful refreshments, decorations and almost 30 door prizes added to the festive occasion. Almost 150 people signed the guest book and enjoyed visiting with these fine people. During die 25th Anniversary Open House, a few of the residents shared their feelings widi Magrath News about living at the Diamond Willow. Garth Dahl reckons, “Eveiyone who’s my age should live IN CONCERT Jericho Road <& CU'iZe.QsM CARDSTON: November 1st, 7 p.m. - Civic Center LETHBRIDGE: November 4th, 7 p.m. - U of L Theater For more information call Cardston Book Shop 653-4222 Tickets $15 Available at the Magrath Pharmacy LIMITED SEATING GET YOUR TICKETS SOON! here.” He thinks it’s a great place. Sarah Hoare has lived there for 10 or 11 years. Her husband Stan recently passed away, but they moved to the Diamond Willow when his eyesight began failing. Sarah says, “It’s really nice.” She enjoys living downstairs and visiting with her friends there. Verna Forsyth has called the Diamond Willow home for 4 years. She moved there with her husband Duane. Since then, he moved to the hospital and has passed away. Verna remains very active in her interests and hobbies. Verna says of her home, “People that live here are very nice and kind to each other. We’re like a family and watch out for each other.” She enjoys the music that other residents share and she enjoys the people from die community and school children who come and perform for their entertainment. Vema sajs that she has spoken widi people who have waited quite awhile before deciding to move to the Lodge. When they finally do move in, they wish they had done it a long time before. Vema says tiiat some have commented, “It’s die closest diing to Heaven diat diere is!” Vema agrees, “It’s been good. The workers really care about you. Charlotte is tender hearted and cares about die people.” Charlotte agrees that she loves the people. “They are family!” She also indicates that the staff are a vital part of the organization. There are 4 full time and 14 part or casual staff. Widiout the caring staff that she has, her job would be a difficult one. Published weekly on Wednesdays by Keyline Communications Box 179, Magrath, AB TOK 1J0 Ph: 758-6911 • Fx: 758-3661 email magrathnews@telus.net Ad deadline is Friday at 5pm and may be dropped off at the Magrath Pharmacy or at Keyline Communications’ office at 14 Centennial Place, Duane & Carma Thomson’s home. It appears that the only downside mentioned by some who live at the Diamond Willow are the size of die rooms. “The rooms are quite small. I guess they’re ok for someone who just wants to sit, but I have too many projects and not enough room. Other than that, it’s about perfect here,” said one resident. In Magrath 26 years ago and before, when a Senior was ready to move out of their own home, their choices were to move in with family or go to one of the lodges at Cardston, Raymond or Ledibridge. What a Leah Hamilton took charge of the scissors at the official opening of Diamond-Willow Terrace Lodge on Nov. 17, 1978. Aged 92 at the time, Leah was assisted byfack Rasmussen, left, and M.L.A. John Thompson. blessing it is to have our own Lodge in our own community. People then have the option of staying amongst familiar surroundings, close to family and long time friends. John Thompson w7as die MLA back in 1978 when the Lodge opened. He admits diat he did a lot of lobbying with the government to get this residence built. At that time, communities die size of Magrath were not even considered candidates for a project such as this. We were fortunate enough to receive the building. Thompson says, “I was very pleased to be down there the odier afternoon and see it so successful”. The government definitely did something right 25 years ago with the opening of the Diamond Willow Terrace Lodge. ♦ I w f MAGRATS AC SOCIETY ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING November 12, 2003 - 8:00 pm All interested individuals are encouraged to attend and share any concerns or ideas they may have. For more information contact: John Berezay 752-4951 Ryan Blackmore 758-3543 Sue Godionton 758-3718 Hope to see you there! For permission to reprint any material found in this publication please contact Keyline Communications. ristensen Imon Magrath News encourages readers, clubs and organizations to submit photos, news, humor, or any items of interest to the community. We want it to be your newspaper for you to enjoy - “People Connecting With People”. Thanks to all those who have submitted items. Funeral Home & Crematorium Since 1927 Bus: (403) 329-1888 327 - 10th Street South Lethbridge, AB TU 2M7 Mi i Ar Ted and Janet Gregson have recently been called to serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. They are to enter the MTC on Nov. 17th, 2003 and will be serving in the Canada Halifax Mission. Lowell and Loma Kendrick have received their mission call. They will be serving in the West Indies Mission and are to report to the MTC on Dec. Sth, 2003. This xvill be their second mission together. Aching legs? Hard to walk? There is help for you! Sheryl's Tender Care Foot Clinic Now in Cardston OU ’ Thank you to Ron Strate and the Zeniths for taking the time to teach basketball to our young’uns on Saturday mornings. My kids loved it and learned a lot. We hope to see it again next year! -An appreciative Parent NOTICE Certified in the Treatment of Common Disorders of the foot Callus Corns (hard, soft, seed) Thickened Nails Claw Toes Involuted Nails (Nails growing down into the soft tissue of the toe) Ram’s Hom Nails Plantar Warts Ingrown Toe Nails Fissures Bunions Athlete's Foot Hammer Toes The Annual General Meeting for the Magrath Cultural Arts Society will be held Thursday, Nov. 6 at 7:00 pm at the library. All those interested in the Cultural Arts, those wishing to be a part of the board or those wishing to be a member at large are encouraged to attend. g Magrath Curling Club - UPCOMING EVENTS - Nov.1/03 - FUN SPIEL - everyone welcome Haven't curled before? It doesn't matter. We'll put you on a team. Entry is $5-00 per person. Enter as a single or team. Call Ron or Lindy to enter @ 758-6521. Nov. 5/03 - LEAGUES START (Men's, Mixed and Ladies). To put your team in a league or if you are a single and would like us to try to find you a team to play on you should call Ron @ 758 - 6521. Dec. 1 - 7/03 - MEN’S OPEN BONSPIEL. Dec. 6/03 - ANNUAL FUNDRAISING AUCTION Starts at 9:00 P.M. at the Rink. Dec. 8 - 12/03 - SENIOR OPEN BONSPIEL (Daytime Draws Only). CARE OF THE HIGH RISK DIABETIC FOOT / Experienced in use of the Dremcl Drill / Experienced in Client Teaching / Experienced in Factors pertaining to client foot health / Experienced in all types of padding with different types of material to aide in comfort of the foot Experienced in teaching treatments for: 1) Plantar Fasciitis 2) Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome 3) Morton’s Neuroma 4) Achilles Tendinitis 5) Overlapping Toes Call Sheryl Carlson for an appointment and for more information 330-8173 Certified with the Victorian Order of Nursing Standards (VON) and standards are consistent with AARN Nursing Practice Standards KEEPING CANADIANS ON THEIR FEET THE HUNT IS ON! By Lyle Lester Fish & Wildlife Officer Recent cooler temperatures have caused the leaves to turn colour and fall to the ground giving the land a scent unique to the autumn. A wide variety of migrating birds have been seen passing through our community, and hearing those big flights of geese arriving from the north are all signalling the coming of winter. A big part of our fall is the hunting season and it is rapidly moving into full swing. The cooler temperatures have more hunters afield in search of their quarry. The Game Bird season is well underway with healthy populations of pheasant, grouse and partridge providing lots of sporting action for upland bird hunters. Cooler northern winds have brought down good numbers of migrating geese and ducks with ample opportunity to hunt both. Big game season is now open for bow hunters and rifle season for Antelope started October 20th with deer rifle season opening in November in Wildlife Management units 108,110 and 300 (the areas around Magrath and Cardston). Folks wanting to hunt with a rifle now can do so next to the mountains in Wildlife Management Units 300 and 400 if the have the correct licence (c.g. elk). Before heading out on a hunting trip please take the time to look at the regulations that are available Holland Insurance (Magrath) LTD. __________________ AGENTS FOR__________________ I NG At) HHteS You can reduce the risk of injury to yourself and your family by properly adjusting your headrest. The centre of the headrest should be slightly above the top of the ear with the top of the headrest at least as high as the top of the head. Ideally, the distance between the headrest and the back of the head should be between two and four inches. Jit—_ Driver's Licenses, Plate Renewals, Driver's Testing, XHOOTiCl PaY Fines, Birth Certificate, Marriage Licence, Death aEstrirois Certificate, Annual Returns, Corporate Searches, Etc. WE SELL TRAVEL INSURANCE, $1.00/day (restrictions Phone: Ted, Kathy, Jewelene or Mike at 1-403-758-3391 Fax: 1-403-758-6607 Must Sell! Come with Offer - Newly Renovated - Laminate floors - Two bedroom - Appliances included - Alley access - Big yard - Low maintenance exterior - Assumable mortgage Excellent property for revenue or starter home Call Lance Miller Agent - Sutton Group Lethbridge 382-8995 for your private viewing. MLS free of charge wherever you purchased your licence and tags. Be sure you understand where you can hunt, the regulations pertaining to that hunt and that you have the correct licence with you. If you do not understand the regulations or have concerns please do not hesitate to contact the Cardston Fish and Wildlife Office (403-653-5158). It is much better to get regulation questions answered before the hunt as this avoids all kinds of problems in the field than can detract from the hunt. Most of the land within our County is privately owned or occupied so please be sure to contact the landholder before going on any lands to hunt. This will ensure you have an enjoyable hunt without the worry of being in the wrong place at the wrong time. County maps with landowner's names on them can be purchased from the County of Cardston Office and are a great asset in determining who own's what land. Fish and Wildfife Officers will be conducting compliance checks throughout the fall. Some of these checks will involve Hunter Check Stations/Roadblocks in areas where hunting is occurring. If you are checked hunting the Officers will be asking to see the appropriate licences, check game taken and ensure firearms are being safely transported. The officer may collect more specific information on your game including taking of measurements for scientific purposes. Individuals who notice hunting activity that appears to be illegal or questionable are encouraged to contact the Cardston Fish & Wildlife Office or the REPORT-A-POACHER hotline by calling toll free to 1-800-642-3800. This toll free line operates 24 hours a day throughout the year. An operator will take your information and pass it on to the nearest Fish & Wildlife Officer. Persons providing information that leads to the laying of a charge are eligible for a reward and you can remain anonymous. It is the information we want not necessarily your name. Staff at the Cardston Fish & Wildlife Office hope you have an enjoyable safe hunt and encourage you to contact us if you have any questions pertaining to hunting or any other Fish & Wildlife matter. We are here to serve you. ♦ T-Shirts! Adult Size S through XXL in various styles and colors, including our exclusive "My ROOTS are in the Garden City - Magrath, Alberta, Canada" shirts Price range from $9.99 up to $19.95 for larger sizes. Gift Suggestions for tfe Coming ‘1-foficfays Jrom ‘Magratfi Pharmacy. • * NEW ARRIVALS °° Christmas and Wedding Gift Bags! Various sizes and styles Small 4x6 $.50 - .69 ea. Medium 7x9 $.69 - 1.29 ea. Large 10x12 $1.29 -1.89 ea. XLargc 12x18 $1.09 ea. Gift Suggestions for tne Coming pfofiefays from Magratfi Pharmacy. Selection of 'NSA' (No Sugar Added) sweets and bars. anDea Candy Buttons 75g Asher NSA Chocolate Flavored Bars 47g Kerr's Light Candy 90g New styles just arrived. Decorative Mini Buttons $1.60 $1.99 $1.99 $2.24/pkg. Various Styles . Great for Decorating, I-Spy Bags, etc. Ripley Excavating Call and book your appointment today: planting trees, basements, waterlines, drainage Please call John at ceu308-1117 home758-3933 80 South 1 st Street West Mon - Fri 9:00am - 6:00pm Ph: 758-3001 • Fax 758-3505 After Hours: 758-6222 • 382-0749 Magrath Cal Alston Sub Chaser .Veterans. by D. Brook Harker* Joseph Calvin Alston became a Coder First Class on convoy duty in the North Atlantic during World War n, responsible for decoding the encrypted messages received on board ship. When he went to Calgary to join the Air Force in October 1943, a friend pointed out that as short as Cal was (5’ 6” tall), he was likely destined to J become a tail gunner—and tail gunners did not live very long. So, despite being 800 miles from the nearest ocean, Cal joined the navy. Cal helped to man one of die little ‘sub-chasers’—a Castle Class corvette called the Avalon (later Copper Cliff), sailing from St. John, Newfoundland to Londonderry, Ireland. A typical corvette might be 205 feet long by thirty-three feet wide and displace 950 tons of water. Originally designed for a crew of forty-two officers and men, with the addition of new armament and equipment, this might grow to eighty or even 100 men. When corvettes first went into service, no one was sure how they would perform at sea. Yet they quickly became, it is said, “the backbone of the North Atlantic convoy escort system.” The ship was “dumpy, rolled dangerously, and seemed to spend as much time under the waves as on top of them.” But the corvette kept going in all types of weather and could turn a tighter circle than an enemy U-boat The weather in the North Atlantic might quickly offset the monotony of routine convoy duty and be almost as threatening as the U-boats. Alston said the waves in the North Atlantic were as high as the 100 foot grain elevators back home. And once a corvette crested such a wave, it would drop like a rock. Cal considered the Irish Sea (between Ireland and England) to be the most dangerous of waters—being “full of wolf packs.” In a letter home late in the war, he told his mother that the seas along the west coast of the British Isles were “swarming with subs,” and that in order to keep the U-boats at bay, “the depth charges are really humming.” Despite such efforts, on several convoys he was escorting, vessels were sunk by the enemy. When Cal Alston began serving in the navy he did not expect to ever come back. But he safely spent 141 days on the high seas, making twelve crossings of the Atlantic. As a chronicler of the town’s veterans, Alston used to say that Magrath sent more of her youth to war on a per capita basis (241 men and 3 women) titan most other communities in the West. In the end, sixteen soldiers (half army, half airmen) would lose their lives. ❖ • Brook Harker is writing a biography based on the diary of bis uncle Blair M. Harker, a nightfighter pilot shot down and killed during WWII. Included throughout are the recollections of a number of Magrath and area veterans. Devonshire Realty Inc. Jim Anderson agent RESIDENTIAL - FARM ACREAGE - COMMERCIAL IN MAGRATH AND AREA 2 Houses for Sale in Del Bonita 2 Br., 1600 sq.fUjflßrtpw with attached 1 car gyageSI 29,000 dà CUSTOM WINDOWS & DOORS INC. Calvin & Michelle Heggle Box 40 Magrath, Alberta TOK 1 JO Ph: 758-3233 Fax: 758-6206 REDUCED! ! f/ffcout with 2 car attache age. $153,000 Comparative Market Analysis (No Charge) - For people interested in getting an evaluation of marketability of your property Phone 758-6725 (leave message) 331-8882 (cellular) GARDEN CITY HOUSE OF THE WEEK Fantastic Family business for small down payment to private finance. Full reconditioned home large kitchen, 2 hill baths, formal dining, den + office Acreage for Sale on outskirts of town. Room to stretch out in large 1792 sq.ft, home recently refurbished. Plus full basement partly finished. Indoor & outdoor living at its best. Large comer lot 1440 sq.ft, of spacious home. Double garage with private covered deck. .—T—<1 commission ¿jliV y Putting Real JBUC.KSS i5 " back into your pocket John Latham 758-6060 or 758-3131 J.’j | New Opportunities Coming to Town The Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) has funds available to better service needs of the people of Magrath. To organize and oversee this program and use of the funding, an FCSS Coordinator has been hired. Ryan O’Neill was given reins of this part-time position a couple of weeks ago. The first order of business is to organize an interagency meeting. Community input is desired to determine what programs are needed in Magrath. This is the introductory phase. Ideas will be taken into consideration during this meeting and then it will be decided what direction to take. The goal is to have the programs chosen and implemented by the end of November. Any groups involved in the Town of Magrath are invited to attend this meeting, tentatively to be held sometime next week. Interested parties may contact Ryan O’Neill at the Town Office, Mondays, Wednesdays, or Fridays, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. for more information. O’Neill sees this as a “really exciting position”. Besides overseeing the chosen programs, he is also anticipating being involved in some facilitating. O’Neill has a bachelor of Arts in Psychology, having graduated about 4 years ago and he is currently working on his Masters. He grew up in Edmonton and married Vicki Strong from Magrath, 6 years ago. They moved here about a year ago. ♦ The Magrath Cultural Arts Society announces AUDITIONS for the Valentine Dinner Theatre the musical comedy “Holy Moses” Written by Bob Kolsby AUDITIONS WILL BE HELD Thursday November 13 (7:00 - 8:00 p.m.) and Saturday November 15 (10:00 - 11:00 a.m.) at the Library Rockport Flour Mill Inc. Phone: 758-3340 Fax: 758-3340 8miles south and 2 miles east of Magrath . ■ - - Coyote Pancake & Waffle Mix Made from pure natural whole wheat flour. Four flavors: regular, buttermilk, blueberry and chocolate chip. Use for family reunions, pancake breakfasts, etc. Also available: Coyote Pure Natural Whole Wheat Wheatlets - Germade Breakfast Cereal. Available at all stores or buy direct Brent Ehlert Family Service Advisor Free Estate Planning Guide Prearranged Funerals Away From Home Protection Planning Group of Alberta 1003 - 4th Avenue South (Lower Level) Lethbridge, Alberta T1J 0P7 Bus: 403-327-3195 • Res: 403-758-3712 • Cell: 403-308-4838 Representing: Christensen Salmon Funeral Home & Crematorium and Salmon Funeral Home Play to be directed by Bob Mothersell, Scott Bogdan Wes Murphy For more information call Bob (758-3555) Scott (758-3217) Wes (758-3426) Parts for all ages. Men especially needed. ___=z KITCHEN CONNECTION Turkey Casserole 1 can cream of mushroom soup 1 can cream of chicken soup 1 large can milk 1 large can of Chinese noodles, the crisp ones 2 cups diced turkey Put noodles in casserole dish. Top with the turkey, soup and milk. Bake covered for 45 min © 350°. Top with potato chips and cheese or more noodles. Makes a 9x13 pan submitted by Lise Thomson s --- “ --- 7> Audie's Firewood Service $11.97 EXCLUSIVE TO HOME HARDWARE! In time for Christmas Mini FlipGrip 6” pliers with diagonal cutting and long-nose plier heads, wire cutter & stripper Corningware Dinnerware Dinner plates reg. $4.49 ea. Luncheon plates, bread & butter plates fruit bowl, cereal bowl reg. $3.99 ea. Mugs reg. $4.29 ea. Ceiling Perfect Paint Goes on blue, dries white. Makes it easier to see where you’ve painted. 3.781. $2.83 $2.51 52.69 $24.97 758-3716 SPLIT PINE DELIVERED OR PICK-UP YEAR ROUND SERVICE CHRISTMAS CATALOGS ARE IN! If you haven’t go yours, come and get it at the store! Magrath Trading Company Phone: 758-3065 .Ü A a •' J Community Calendar - October/November 2003 The Community Calendar is yours to post any upcoming events FREE OF CHARGE that others might want to know about. Please phone in your | information to the Magrath News nt 758-6911. Wed 22 Thur 23 Fri 24 Sat 25 10 am - Library Storv Hour 6:30-7:30 - Public Skating (every Thur.) 9-12 noon Flu Shots Bantam Football 6 pm - Magrath Plm-offs High School Rodeo 10 am - Magrath Hielt School Rodeo 1-3 pm - Flu Shots @ Welling LDS Church 5 pm - Seniors' Supper DEL BONITA 7 pm - Dollhouse Miniature Club 6:30-7:30 - Public Skating (cverv Sat.) DEL BONITA 7 pm - Family Halloween Partv Sun 26 Mon 27 Tues 28 Wed 29 Thur 30 Fri 31 Sail 5-8 pm - Museum open 7 pm - Town Council Meeting 10 am - Library Storv Hour Bingo at Seniors Centre HALLOWEEN Curling Fun Spiel 5 pm - Seniors’ Pot Luck Supper 7pm - Jericho Road in Concert at Cardston Civic Centre 6:30 pm - High School Girls Volleyball hosts Kate Andrews 7 pm - Jericho Road Fireside @ Cardston E. Stake Centre Sun 2 Mon 3 11165 4 Wed 5 Thur 6 Fri 7 Sat8 Jericho Road Fireside @ Lethbridge 5-8 pm - Museum Open 7 pm - Jericho Road inConcert @U of L Theatre 10 am-Library Story Hour 10 am - 2 pm - Seniors’ Craft, Tea & Curling League starts Bake Sale 5 pm - Seniors’ Supper 7 pm - Mag. Cultural Arts Society Annual General Meeting New Pavement Next Summer JR. HIGH VOLLEYBALL Magrath Jr/Sr High School hosted a volleyball tournament tins past Thursday witli all teams from grades 7,8 & 9 participating. The gyms were kept busy with teams visiting from all schools in the Division. It was great to see the Tom Karren Gym back in use with the work on it completed. MAGRATH PANDAS VOLLEYBALL The high school girls brought home 2nd place from the Vauxliall Tournament on die weekend of Oct. 10th .& lltli. The final game against Vauxhall was 11 - 25,25 - 20, 12 -15. We were proud to bring Vauxliall their only loss tliis season. The girls played their best games in these last two sets. Top Scorers were Lacey Schneyder, Kim Miller and Erin Wilde. Congratulations to Cheriess Hudson for earning Final Game All Star. LEAGUE PLAY: Oct. 15 Magrath Cubs won 1 set, L.C.I. won 2: 25 - 20,11 - 25, 21-25. Strong serving given by Paige Hudson and Mallory Scott Magrath Pandas L.C.I. over Magrath: 22 - 25, 21 - 25, 26 - 24 Top Scorers were Lacey Schneyder and Kim Miller. Strong serving was given by Camellia Hill and Cheriess Hudson MAGRATH ZENITHS VOLLEYBALL The Varsity boys also attended the Vauxhall Tournament and they came home with first place. Their coach Ryan O’Neill indicated, “They played some good teams and beat some good teams.” The boys played Bow Island for the championship and won 2 straight. T. J. Quinton was awarded the Tournament MVP and Cam Smith received the Final Game MVP. O’Neill said, “The whole team was absolutely solid; didn’t break down all weekend.” Congratulations to the boys! PEE WEE WOLVERINE FOOTBALL The Grade 6 & 7 football team hosted an end of season Jamboree on Sat, Oct 20th with 9 teams participating. Dave Clark organized and refereed the event. Magrath won both their games to complete the season with a near perfect record, all wins and 1 tie. The team was coached by Brad Sabey and Wes Beck. ♦ Over the past few weeks the residents on the east end of Harker Avenue have had to deal with dieir road being rebuilt from the base up. Plans are to prepare the road tliis fall, let it settle and then install curbs and pavement sometime next summer. The town crew has to remove enough soil to build an 18 inch base of pit run gravel which will create a solid enough base for the road. The end result will be worth the mess now. Once Harker Avenue has been completed, the town plans to do the same to 1st street East between 2nd and 3rd Avenue North (in front of the hospital soccer fields. Red Skelton's Ups for a Happy Marriage • I haven't spoken to my wife in 18 months. I don't like to interrupt her. • The last fight was my fault. My wife asked "What's on the TV?" I said "Dust!" • We always hold hands. If I let go, she shops. • My wife told me the car wasn't running well because there was water in the carburetor. I asked where the car was; she told me "In the lake.” • Remember: Marriage is the number one cause of divorce. Public Skating Hours Mondays, Thursdays, Saturdays 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. Ages: 0-5 $.50 6-12 $1.00 13+ $1.50 Special Family Rate/Session $5.00 Season Pass $50.00 bra October22,2003 ADULT FICTION Story hour is now running Wednesdays from 10 to 11 PM. There are two sessions running, under 3 year group and the 3 to 5 year old group. For information please phone the Magrath Library at 758-6498. Anyone interested in helping out please contact the library. We thank everybody who has donated books or videos to the library. We ask that when you put them in the book drop that you put them in a bag and label them as donated. We are getting books dropped in with no note so we are not sure if they arc dropped in by mistake or are donated. We thank you for the many donations that have been given to the library. Wedding by Nicholas Sparks Remember When by Nora Roberts Last Nazi by Stanley Pöttinger A House Divided by Robert Marcum Sense of Evil by Kay Hooper Faint Cold Fear by Karin Slaughter Bleachers by John Grisham Hello, Darkness by Sandra Brown Popped: A Regan Reilly Mystery by Carol Higgins dark Faith of Our Fathers: Through A Perilous Fight by Nancy Campbell Allen NON FICTION Paper Crafts by Cheryl Owen Detox Solutions by Helen Foster Make It Yours! Trading Spaces Color! Trading Spaces Natural Superwomen by Rosamond Richardson The Complete Guide to Home Storage by Black and Decker JUVENILE FICTION The Magic School Bus: Chapter Book: Voyage to the Volcano The Time Capsule by Lurlene McDaniel DVD's/VIDEOS Evelyn Catch me If You Can Krippendorfs Tribe The Emperor's Club Bingo The Specialist Maid in Manhattan Jungle Book 2 Tears of the Sun Basic Dare devil Panic Room The Adventures of Heidi ■ The Lucy Show Vol 1, 2,3 Lost & Found LOST - Since Friday, Oct. 17th, 2 partly grown CATS. 1 white, 1 white & grey, very friendly. Please call 758-3575 Buy & Sell NEEDED - ECG CARTONS. Please drop off at the Health Unit in the mornings._______ FOR SALE - Third cut of small square hay bales. Call 758-6650 FOR SALE - 26 " Samsung TV/VCR combination and oak appearance entertainment centre. Both just over 2 years old and in excellent shape. Both for $400.00. FOR SALE - Baldwin drop action Spinet piano. Good condition. $2000.00 Contact Scott or Falene at 758-3992 FOR SALE - 2 White, electronic ignition gas dryers, both in good condition. $75 each. 758-3188_________________ FOR SALE - Last of the Real Muscle Cars. 1979 TRANS AM. 66 auto, loaded, 87 K. Excellent condition. Offers over $7000. 758-3558 FOR SALE - One 25 ft. 4" x 8" I-beam frame, made for moving grain bins. Call 758-6527 FOR SALE - SAMICK PIANO in excellent condition. Brown upright. Call Darlene Shaw 758-3001 or 758-3617 FOR SALE - Queen size H1DE-A- BED, 3 months old, never been used. $600 OBO. Call 758-6435______________ FOR SALE - New Queen double pillow top BED. Reg. $600 - must sell $300. Phone 315-0723 FOR SALE - Beautiful quality SLEIGH BEDROOM SUITE. Cost $6,000 Sell $1,785; DINING ROOM SUITE - 13 piece Solid Cherry, double pedestal table with 8 chairs, Buffet & hutch. Cost $12,000 Sell $3,950. Ther-apedic MATTRESSES Call 317-3812 Automotive 1983 FORD 150 1/2 ton truck. Little rust - $600 OBO. Call 758-6527._____________ CAR for Sale - 1985 Dodge Lancer. Needs some work, $1000 OBO. Call 758-6077 or cell 317-4299 FOR SALE - 1984 CMC Suburban, running condition, $1000 obo. Phone 758-3940 Businesses DISCOVERY TOY PARTY Open House - Anyone interested in attending is invited Wed. Oct. 29 @ 7 pm at my home. For more info, or would like to attend please call Angie Vayro @ 758-6009. Real Estate - for Rent FOR RENT - 3 bedroom trailer, #23 Mountain View Trailer Park. S35O/mth, D.D. $350. Available Oct. 11. For inquires call Jacque in Calgary 246-9256 or cell 461-1995 FOR RENT - Cozy 2 bedroom house, close to down town. $400/mth + utilities. Abstainers, no pets please. 758-6725_________________ FOR RENT - 3 bedroom, 1 bath, abstainers only, no pets. $450/mth + utilities. Call 758-6892 after 6 pm FOR RENT - 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom house. $495 / month. $495 D.D. Available Nov. 1. Call 758-6826 APARTMENT FOR RENT - Trading Co. Duplex - Available Dec. 1st. 960 sq.'-2 bedrooms, laundry room, wash-er/ dryer/fridge/ stove all included. No stairs. Rent $550/mth. Phone Wes Balderson 758-6380 or Ken Balderson 758-3452 or at the Trading Co. office.__________ FOR RENT - 4 bedroom home, bath & a half, close to schools, large family room with wood burning stove. Available immediately. Call 758-3166 or 758-3700 Real Estate - for Sale FOR SALE - 33' x 100' building. Power, gas, water and sewer in building. Located behind THE STORE. $4000. Call Scott @ 758-3992 To place a Classified Ad contact Magrath News at 758-6911 i October 24 & 25,2003 Friday 6:00 p.m. Saturday 10:00 a.m Magrath Indoor Arena Weekend Pass $5 Day Pass $3 Under 6 FREE Peru Highlands Tour 2005 “10 Days at the Top of the World” November 24 - December 4, 2003 Lima, Cusco, Pisac, Ollantaytambo, Inca Trail/Amazon, Muchu Picchu Arrangements and Reservations made through Lethbridge Travel Phone 328-7678 Fax 328-8978 www.bell-air.ca email: lethbridge.travel@shawbiz.ca or contact David at home 758-3134
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