| 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 TRADING COMPANY STORE NEWS PHONES: , OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE DEPT. 758-3065 UPSTAIRS & STORE NEWS 758-6377 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday,' Wednesday, Thursday, rnaay, Saturday —.o a.m. to b p.m. Thursday, August 1, 1991.Magrath, Alberta ******************************************************************************************** HARDWARE DEPARTMENT COME IN GREAT SELECTION OF GARDEN HOSES AND CHECK OUT OUR SUNGLASSES PRICED FROM SPECIAL 988 ■I Grandpa Briant Gurney and Grandma Roberta Gurney are pleased to announce the arrival of their first grandchild - Daniel Gordon Conrad arriving July 17th weighing 6 lbs. 9 oz. Equally proud are the parents - Leslie and Gordon Conrad - The great grandparents Rose and Waldon Gurney and Rex and Agnes Nielson of Raymond. HELP WANTED: Family is seeking individual or family a casual/part time relief for 8 year old handicapped girl. Candace needs individual time as well as social time and lay skills. For more information Gall Tammy Swanson at 758-6495. NOTICE: The Accounting practice of Ronald L. Johnson requires an accounting technician in the Magrath office. Applicants should have the ability to prepare financial statements, prepare corporate and personal tjax returns, and to work in a computerized accounting environment. Resumes should be sent to: Ronald L.Johnson, Box 208, Magrath, AB by August 15, 1991. John and Denise Norton are pleased to announce the marraige of their second daughter Kimberly Jayne to D. Mitchell Schneider on Friday, August 9th at the Alberta Temple. There will be a Bridal Shower oa Saturday, August 3rd at the Leavitt Church at 6:30 p.m. A buffet supper will be served. All friends welcome to come. To the people who "borrowed" my tools that I was fixing my cars with - would you please return them so I can finish my work on my car. (If you are finished with them) Please take a good look at yourself and see what kind of person you are. MAGRATH SENIORS' HANDIBUS ASSOCIATION your service, now. We need Did you see our beautiful white handibus in the Parade last Saturday? Of course you did. Well. now that you know that it is all ready and anxious to be of Hurry and get your memberships your support to keep this service available. For appointment, schedule, membership fee, and priviledges be sure to call 758-6866 between the hours of 10:30 and 11:30 ajm. and 1:00 and A couteous driver or board member to oblige. anxious to 2:00 p.m. will be happy your call and We're serve. Thank you. waiting for PARADE RESULTS: FAMILY FLOATS: 1st - The Ted Law Family 2nd - The Twins Float COMMERCIAL FLOATS: 1st - Cascade Fertilizer 2nd - Hospital (Magrath) 3rd - Fort Macleod FRATERNAL FLOATS: 1st - Magrath Second Ward 2nd - Magrath First Ward CLUB FLOATS: 1st - Magrath Public Library 2nd - Magrath 4th Scouts 3rd - Magrath Minor Hockey DECORATED CAR: 1st - Treasury Branch NOVELTY: 1st - Cody Godionton and Kelly Greaves NOVELTY - MOTORIZED: 1st - Jamie Wakefield, Terry Anderson, Darrin McNeely 2nd - Colin Thomson and Aaron Bly 3rd - Willie Wocknitz CHILDREN'S SECTION: GROUP OF TWO: 1st - Casey Hillmer and Kevin Van Kasteren 2nd - Wendy and Sara Andelin 3rd - Red Hornets NOVELTY: 1st - Casey Jo and Melissa Dever 2nd - Aleesa Nelson 3rd - Julie Bullock BEST FAMILY: 1st - Smith girls 2nd - Taylor twosome 3rd - Rollingson trio BEST TRICYCLE: 1st - Matthew Lowry BEST BIKE: 1st - Russell Yoshihara & Selena Jessop 2nd - Maya Smith 3rd - Callie Coleman BEST CHILD: 1st - Krista Lowry 2nd - Alissa Liska 3rd - Melissa Schneyder WANTED: Young days per week, trainer. 15, needed a few through August, to help a dog Call 758-6576 between 7-9 p.m. person, 12 FOR SALE: 1985 Plymouth Voyageur mini van, 7 passenger, air, cruise, cassette, 85,000 km, very good condition. Call 758—3603 or 758-3621. LOST: Mens yellow and black mountain bike at the ball diamonds during the Family Softball tournament. Please call 758-6380 if you know of its whereabouts. WANTED TO BUY: Used keyboard. Midi Compatible. Call 758-3156.GENERAL HOUSEWARES CERAMIC ON STEEL CANNER Heats faster - saves energy - and i.s easy to clean 21 quart or 7 jar capacity. 4025-218-3# rArCANNING TWO RACKS COORDINATES ONE RACK OF PANTS, SKIRTS, JACKETS, & 2 PC. DRESSES. Summer Wear ' TWO RACKS ’/? PRICE 1/2 PRICE TABLE SWEATERS, BRAS, T-SHIRTS, ETC. Blousés FRIDAY ONLY! RACK OF SHORT SLEEVE SUMMER BLOUSES Mr. Levi Martin "Lee" Harker, beloved husband of Mrs. Jean (Sabey) Harker, former Magrath resident, and second son of the late Earl and Elma (Miller) Harker, passed away in Lethbridge on Saturday, July 20th, 1991. Besides his loving wife Jean, he is survived by his daughters: Lois (Terence) Leonard of Calgary and Sally (Monty) Hampton of Edmonton; his grandchildren: Jason, Jessica , and Gillian and his brothers and sisters: Blaine, Douglas, Ted of Magrath, Gold of Raymond, Ruth Barber of Sandy, and Jean Woodger of Poulsen, Montana. Besides his parents, he was predeceased by a son Thomas and a brother, Blair. During his life Mr. Harker spent time in the grain business, retailing, insurance, and real estate. Funeral Services were held on Tuesday, July 23rd in Lethbridge with Bishop Gary Bowie officiating. Karma and Arlene Harker presided at the Memorial Book and the family prayer was offered by Brook Harker. The organist for the service was Ken Hicken who accompanied his wife Alice who sang the opening hymn "Be Still My Soul", and the invocation was given by Ron Knight. The Opening Remarks were by Bishop Gary Bowie and brother Douglas Harker gave the Biography. This was followed by a Piano Medley by Linda Liptak, and the speaker for the service was Burns Sabey. The closing hymn was sung by L.B. Tanner "Lead Me Gently Home" accompanied by Vanessa Hamilton and Galvin Merkley offered the Benediction. Honorary Pallbearers were Dean Bennett, Ves Sabey, Fred Turner, Winston Shaw, Phil Sheer, Lincoln Wood, Grant Woolley, and Shirley King. Active Pallbearers were Brook Harker, Monte Harker, Dave DaCosta, Blair Woodger, Ted Harker, and Greg Strong. Interment was in the Magrath Gemetary with the Dedication of the grave by brother Gold Harker. About 150 descendants of Levi Harker and Martha Burns gathered at the Magrath Cemetary Wednesday, July 24, 1991, to pay their respects during a special monument dedication oeremony honoring one of the town's founding Fathers. Levi Harker was a spiritual and civic leader. He was Magrath's first Mayor and the first bishop of the L.D.S. Church, a position he held for 32 years. He was a prominent stockman, farmer, merchant, contractor, President of the Agricultural Society and Canadian Wool Growers Association, and has 916 descendants including great, great, great grandchildren. Levi: April 16, 1865 - September 5, 1939. Martha: November 6, 1863 - February 7, 1937. Their Children: Nephi, Linnus, Charles, Earl, James, Mabel, Orin, Rulon, Golden, and Burns. Dorothy Harker Hamilton, granddaughter, was Mistress of Ceremonies for the program. "They the Builders of the Nation" was sung by the grandchildren and directed by Lance Harker and Phoebe Harker Norton offered the opening prayer. A welcome was given by Doreen Harker Alston and was then followed by a Greeting from the Town of Magrath by mayor Dave Lowry. Tyler Alston, President of the Magrath Stake paid a Tribute, which was followed by remembrances from nephew Benjamin Wayne Matkin. Don and Lora Harker's girls Katherine, Debra, Carol, and Diane sang "Pioneers" and Ken Harker offered the closing prayer. Lottie Godfrey Harker placed a bouquet of yellow roses on the monument, and "Come Come Ye Saints" was directed by Hope Harker Jensen. Later the families gathered for light refreshments at the home of Elizabeth and Greg Strong, who now live in the original family home. The winner of the Lions Club yearling steer raffle, donated by the McIntyre Ranching Co. was Ireta Balderson. The winning ticket was drawn by Mayor Dave Lowry preceeding the final championship ball game of the Celebration. The Lions Club would like to thank all those who purchased tickets, the proceeds of which go towards assisting in the purchase of an opthamology camera for the Lethbridge Regional Hospital, and a vital signs moniter for the Magrath General Hospital. SENIOR TRAVELLERS: We are staying home for a while. The next outing will be Saturday, August 24 - a day trip to Waterton Park. We will leave here about noon - spend the afternoon at Waterton and then go to Ben Olsen's for a delicious barbequed beef supper and entertainment. The cost will be $18 each. We are letting you know well in advance so you can make your plans early. To make a reservation phone Wallace at 758-3207, Doreen at 758-3218, Hazel at 758-3548 or Irene at 758-3456. FOR SALE: 18 tons of Alfalfa Hay. Call 658-3278 or 320-1297. Mrs. Josie Coleman Erickson passed away at the Cardston Auxiliary Hospital on July 20th, 1991 after a lengthy illness. Born in Tooele, Utah on April 10th, 1897, she moved with her family to Raymond in 1906 and lived in Manyberries, Welling, and Magrath since 1957. Besides her late husband Alfred she was predeceased by a son Andrew, and daughters Lillian Erickson and Ruth Sindlinger. She is survived by daughter Marie Murray of Hamilton, Montana and son John of Okotoks, two sisters, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. A graveside service was held at the Mountain View Cemetary in Lethbridge, with Elder Hugh W. Laycock officiating on Tuesday, July 23rd, 1991. REMEMBER: The sucker growth around the trunk of your trees is part of the tree. Do not spray these to kill them or you'll kill your tree. Do not use vegetation killer etc. near the trunk of any trees - it will get into the tree root and kill it. Cut off the suckers to get rid of them. It takes years to grow a beautiful tree - be careful! -Sparky (A.S.)David, Johnathan, Lauren, and Russell Bennett are doubly glad about the safe arrival of their twin brother and sister Benjamin Thomas, 3 lbs. 8 oz. and Bryanna Rae, 3 lbs. 7 oz. They were born July 19th, 1991 in the Royal Alexandra Hospital in Edmonton, Alberta. Parents are Laurel and Arlan Bennett. Grandparents are Elizabeth and Theran Olsen and Arlene and Varge Bennett all of Magrath. Great grandparents are Spencer and Freda Wilde of Cardston. We cannot thank the people of Magrath enough for all the love and concern shown to our family the past two months as we waited for the twins. We are very glad to live in such a wonderful town. Thank you so much. URGENT APPEAL! I am a true "camera klutz" and managed to load my film wrong. As a result, I have no pictures of the Library/ Museum (Alice in Wonderland) Float, the bathtub in the back of the green truck, and especially the Literacy Bookworm. I would sure appreciate any pictures you might have of these three parade entries, or pay to get prints from your negatives. Iris English 758-3751. SWIMMING POOL NEWS: The Magrath Swimming Pool is now offering the Bronze Cross Course. Register early, we're only taking the first ten. FOR SALE; 1988 Jeep YJ Wrangler, 1981 Honda CB 750 Motercycle, 1969 International Scout (Two Tops) All must sell! Call Melodie Johnston at 758-6738. All in good condition! Special thanks to all those who cooperated on the Display and Mini Mart for the Celebration. Joanne Wocknitz Elizabeth Olsen Jennifer, Danielle, and Matthieu Rollingson are pleased to announce the arrival of their new little brother, Luc Russell, born July 25th, 1991 at 7:51 p.m. Luc weighed in at 6 lb. 14.5 oz. and is as cute as can be! Proud parents are Martine and Rusty Rollingson. Grandparents Ruth Rollingson of Magrath (and Peace River) and Daniel Ballad of Epinal, France are very pleased. Rusty and Martine Rollingson wish to thank Doctors Dennis and Ken Dahl for their excellent care and attention during the recent childbirth. We also thank the nurses and staff of the Magrath Hospital for their proficient service, friendly attitude, and kindness. Thanks. The Magrath Public Library would like to thank Herb McKelvey for the loan, once again, of his flatdeck for the Library/Museum Float. We'd like to thank Tony Kern,too, for the loan of his tractor when Herb's got sick. It's great to live in a community where people come through with this kind of support! Thanks to Arlin Silverman and Scott Johnson, the "bathing beauties" in the tub in Ron Smith's vintage truck. You really helped make the. point Chat the Library and Museum need the support of the people of Magrath to build a new facility. Donations will be gladly received at the Library or by any Museum Board member! SOUTHCHIEF JUNIOR (13 year old) ALLSTAR BASEBALL TEAM While attending the Fort Macleod Tournament June 31 - July 1, they came out on top against Lethbridge Norcrest (8-3), Fort Macleod (8-3), Red Deer (15-8) to finish in first place. The following weekend they attended a tournament in Lethbridge and placed first coming out on top against Madicine Hat (10-0), Red Deer (15-7), and Lethbridge S.W. (14-13). We had our playoffs on July 17th and at the semi-finals Southchief beat Lethbridge Norcrest (8-5) and won the Championship Game over Lethbridge S.W. (16-13) This earned Southchief first place in the Districts, they have now earned the right to be the host team for the Junior Canadian Championships, whioh are to be held in Fort Maaleod August 3-10. The team has played some outstanding baseball and their coaches are very pleased with their performance. The four boys on the Southchief team from the Magrath area are Mark Mehew, Darren Baker, Bryce Strate, and Ken Robinson. The coaches are Don Mehew, Mark Zemp, and Reed Heggie. Everyone is invited to come and watch the Canadians in Fort Macleod. Saturday, August 3 6:00 p.m. Southchief vs British Columbia Sunday, August 4 2:00 p.m. Southchief vs Quebec Monday, August 5 12:00 p.m. Southchief vs The Maritimes Tuesday, August 6 6:00 p.m. Southchief vs Ontario Wednesday, August 7 6:00 p.m. Southchief vs The Praries NOTICE: Don't forget about the Spacehunt at the Library from 10:00 - 11:00 a.m. on August 7th for all kids ages 3-12. See you at the Library! FOUND: Ladies watch near Arndt Motors during the Parade. Claim at the Store News Office. ’ ' ' ' WANTED: Student needs ride home from Provo around the 15tth or 16th of August. Please DEBBY'S DRESSMAKING: Alterations, Mending, call 752-3993. as well as Custom Sewing. Please call 758-3782. .:= NEWS RELEASE Salmonella, poona In the month of June 1991, a total of 56 cases of Salmonella poona, were reported to the Laboratory Centre for Disease Control. This is a rare serotype, historically associated in Canada with imported turtles and reptiles. Within this same time period, 14 States in the northeastern USA began to report cases of Salmonella poona. Further investigations suggest fruit, (especially from salad bar preparations) may be implicated as the infected food source. At least 185 laboratory-confirmed cases of Salmonella poona have been reported in the U.S. since the beginning of June, and another 56 confirmed cases have been reported in two provinces of Canada, 55 cases in Ontario and 1 case in Saskatchewan. As a precaution, consumers are advised to wash all produce thoroughly before preparing or eating it, and to refrigerate all melon products after cutting or slicing them. In particular, officials recommend waiting until the last minute to prepare any type of fruit salad and keeping fruit salad dishes under proper refrigeration. Consumers should also cut away any bruised or damaged areas in preparing fruits or vegetables, and clean any cutting surfaces used for preparing produce, before they can come in contact with other foods. These precautions should now be considered standard procedure in the handling of produce. Although most consumers still associate the risk of salmonella with meat, eggs and dairy products, a number of recent outbreaks have been traced to fruits or vegetables. For more information, please contact your local health unit. ********************************************************************************************** SUBJECT: SAFETY ALERT - NUK NIGHT TIME HANDLELESS PACIFIER'' MODEL 2503 (4-18 MONTHS) It has come to our attention that the Nuk night time, handleless pacifier, model 2503, has been taken off the market. The pacifier is being recalled for safety reasons after an incident in which a twenty-two month old infant choked on the pacifier. The Nuk pacifier (model 2503) may be returned for replacement to: Gerber Canada Incorporated 56 Brockport Drive Etobicoke, Ontario H9W 5N1 Phone: 1-800-4 GERBER (443-7237) ******************************************************************************************** MAGRATH CYCLING RACE This event held Saturday, July 27 featured 50, 16, and 6 kilometre races and is incorporated in the Alpenland Cycling Series. The winner of the 50 km event was Shayne Peacock of Lethbridge, and for the women, Shauna Rowntree was the winner. Wayne Strong of Cardston won the 16 km division. In the six-kilometre race for children, David Orr of Magrath won the under-13 category and Tom ' Karren finished second. The girl's title went to Maggie Lacey, also of Magrath. SWIMMING POOL EVENTS The following are the results available of the swimming contest which was held during the Celebration: 13 & OVER DIVING: ls€-Paul Hunt 2nd-Dwayne Sillito 3rd-Ryan Henderson BELLYFLOP: Ist-Colin Heniger 2nd-Kanoy 3rd-Brenna Dee Harris 9-12 DIVING: 1st-Andrew Beres 2nd-Jeremy Hunt UNDER 9 DIVING: 1st-Rhonda StrateA man with a handicapping condition is seeking a roommate/companion to share expenses in Lethbridge, and assist him with skills of daily living, money management, transportation etc. Remuneration is $1200 per month. Ideal for student or single person with a day job. Apply with a resume to Box 499 Magrath. FOR SALE: Auger 4" drill filler complete with 12 volt motor - $100 o.b.o.; Cement mixer 1.2 C.F. complete with electric motor - $250 o.b.o.; wheelbarrow, large industrial size - $75. Call 758-3756. WANTED: House to rent in Magrath or close to Magrath. Must be at least 4 bedrooms. Responsible tenants who want a house to make a home. Please phone 381-0989 or 658-6527. HOMEMAKER FOR MAGRATH A part-time position for a Homemaker is available with the Home Care Division of the Chinook Health Unit. QUALIFICATIONS: -interest in working with elderly and handicapped. -excellent homemaking skills, -valid drivers license. -prepared to do personal care. Please apply in writing to: Lydia Brunner, Box 236, Magrath. Further information can be obtained by contacting Lydia at 758-3029. Would like to find as soon as we could: a ride home from Salt Lake to Magrath for a 14 year old girl who's homesick. If you can help please call Sherry Godionton at 758-3188. M.D, of Cardston No. 6 A.S.B. Soil and Water Conservation Tour Wednesday, August 14, 1991 You are invited to attend the M.D. of Cardston No. 6 Soil and Water Conservation Tour, hosted by the M.D. of Cardston No. 6 A.S.B. Please meet at the D.A.'s Office in Cardston at 8:00 a.m. HIGHLIGHTS: -barley variety plot demonstration -reclaimation of eroded hilltops -water drop structure demo -forages suitable for planting in eroded areas -scalp plot demo -amendments applicable for eroded areas Pre-register by calling Ian at 653-4977 or 328-4062 on or before August 7, 1991. Registration fee is $5.00. Catholic Women's League President Lydia Brunner would like to thank all the people of St. Joseph's Parish for their donations, support, and hard work with our booth at the Magrath Celebration. A sincere thank you to all the people who patronised our Booth and came to visit. Thank you to the Town Council for allowing us to serve the community this way. Thank You, C.W.L. President ’ Lydia Brunner FOR SALE: 3.4 acre lot, seviced, can be sub-divided. Across from Trailer Court. Phone 758-6232. NOTICE: George Torre-Alba, Denturist, will be at the Diamond Willow Lodge on Monday, August 5, 1991 at 6:00 p.m. Phone 758-3489 for more information or an appointment. LOST: One set of keys with a leather Datsun tag on it with 4 keys, was lost at the Celebration. Please call 758-3108. FOR SALE: 1979 Chevy Van. Air Conditioning, cruise, tilt, 4 captain chairs and one bench that folds intoa bed. Cooler, closet etc. Call Chipman's at 758-3675. SOFTBALL NEWS Another successful Family and Community Celebration Softball Tournament was held over the past weekend. In the "D" Division the Southeast Community team defeated the Hamiltons combining two wins with two earlier losses. The "C" Division was won by the Coleman family over the Bournes. They strung together three wins in a row after a first round loss. The "B" Division was won by the Northeast Community team over the Cook family. Their record was one win, one loss, and then two wins. The "A" Division Championship was won by the Elmer Ririe team over the Nephi Harker family. They ended with a perfect 4-0 record. The base running competition was won in 51.23 seconds by the E. Ririe team and the ball throwing competition was won by Todd Jones and Joyce Wocknitz who had a combined distance of over 390 feet. Thanks goes out to Watson Ririe who handled all of the scheduling of umpires this year. We hope to have a full 16 team tournament again in 1992. Bill Alston At the recent softball tournament a letter was passed around that used my name in reference to certain tournament changes. I did not authorize the letter or the use of my name. Bill Alston NOTICE: THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY WILL BE CLOSED ON MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1991 BACAUSE OF THE CIVIC HOLIDAY. THANK YOU.RCMP NEWS RELEASE RE: Thefts from Residences and Vehicles Once again we have received numerous complaints of thefts from vehicles, residences, and yards. In order to deter thieves we request that you take precautions by not leaving valuables such as wallets, credit cards, jewellry, tapes, etc. in your vehicles, putting tools, bikes, appliances, garden tools, barbeques, etc. in a locked enclosure when not in use. As well, we urge you to keep your homes locked when you are going anywhere, even if it's just to the store. It only takes one minute for a thief to enter a home and make off with your property. If you have any information concerning any such crimes, please contact your local RCMP Detachment or call CrimeStoppers. CONGRATULATIONS to all those adorable babies and toddlers who participated in this years baby contest! Special thanks to all those who helped in any way and worked so hard to make it a sucaess. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY - STORE NEWS EDITOR JOB DESCRIPTION: -Responsible for all the duties required to publish the Store News on a weekly basis. -This includes gathering and receiving news and advertising notices. -preparing layout for news copy. -copying and collating issues. QUALIFICATIONS: -knowledge of the community. -Ability to work with people and willingness to contact organizations etc. to obtain news and information. -Availability to work approximately 3^ days per week (currently Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday morning) starting August 12th. -Knowledge of and skill with computer and desktop publishing software would be an asset. Salary negotiable. Contact Wes Balderson at 758-6380 or leave a resume at the Trading Company Office. SWIMMING POOL NEWS Red Cross Swimming Lessons: Third Session: August 12 - 23 Registration: August 10 Registration for this session will be held the Friday preceeding the first day of lessons from 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon at the Swimming Pool. Those wishing to register come to the pool and fees should be paid at this time. NO REGISTRATIONS WILL BE TAKEN OVER THE PHONE! Lessons will cost $10 per child for those WITH a season pass and $15 for those without a season pass. SWIMMING POOL SCHEDULE: July and August THANK YOU: To all of the people (especially the committee; the background workers of dads, grandparents, siblings of twins and friends; all of the twins who were part of the float - Eva and Astrid Jensen were the oldest twins participating - and Donna Murphy Kearl and family who obtained the very generous donation of Wrigley's Doublemint Gum from Wrigley's Co. from Calgary) who transformed the "idea" of a TWINS FLOAT into a "reality". We filled up our signs with about 45 - 50 sets of twins names. _ . _ . Doris Grumnger Monday to Friday 6:30 - 8:30 a.m. Fitness Swim 9:00 - 12:00 p.m. Swimming Lessons 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. Ladies Fitness 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. Handicapped Swim 2:00 - 5:00 p.m. Public Swim 5:00 - 6:00 p.m. Pool Rentals 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. Public Swim Tuesday and Thursday 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. Public Swim Monday, Wednesday, & Friday 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. Family Swim Monday, Wednesday, & Friday 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. 13 and up Swim Saturday 12 noon - 1:00 p.m. Fitness Swim 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. Public Swim 5:00 - 6:00 p.m. Pool R ntals 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. Public Swim 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. 13 and up Swim Sunday 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. Public Swim NOTICE: 13 year old girl willing to babysit anytime. Call 758-3021 and ask for Darcy. A Law family gathering was held at the farm of Don and Garda Law, July 26 & 27, 1991, the Magrath Celebration weekend. Twenty eight members of Edwin and Marie Law's family attended: Don and Garda Law. and son Ken of Magrath, Russell and Geneva Spencer of Lethbridge, Ron and Dawna Harker and their sons Jim, David, Chris, and Shaun of Calgary, Rayma Smith and daughter Kathy of Coutts, Brad and Andrea Shortt and son Michael of Welling, Laurence and Marcella Law and son Brian of Lethbridge, Thomas and Lori Lowry and children, Teremoana, Thomas, and Tiaretaina of Lethbridge, Ken and Melba Soderitrom and children Kevin and Kari of Coaldale. Everyone had an enjoyable time. HEY KIDS! ARE YOU READY TO HAVE A REALLY FUN TIME THIS SUMMER? Jennifer and Danielle Rollingson will be having a summer camp. We will have two sessions August 5-9 and 19 - 23. This fun-filled camp lasts 5 days for your kids ages 4-6. This camp is $5 per day and goes from 1-4 p.m. We will be doing fun crafts and great activities. Please call Jennifer, Danielle, or Martine Rollingson at 758-3648. Our mom will be supervising.
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