| 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. 50e MAGRATH NEWS Published Weekly Since 1932 by The Magrath Trading Company Congratulations to the MHS class of 2.002. Booher Alston Dylan Alston Kezia Alston chelsa Anderson Layne Barnett dyris Beck AmyBevers Kathy Bourne Kevin Bulloch Cassia Cahoon A.J. Cavasos Reuben Chmielewski Adrienne Christensen Kyle clifton Mikkenna Clifton Aron dosson Miranda Cole Brandon Davidsen Heather Dolamore April Bazoos Kyle Fillmore Spery Forsyth Crystal Godionton Hawley Golobic Kyle Harker Proposed list shoniHdtch Kelsey Helgeson Jeri-Lynn Henry Lyle Hillmer Chris Holladay Jamey Holt Holly Johnson Brandinjones Cody Lauscher Lindsey Leavitt Curtis Litchf ield Connor Low Angie Lybbert Dusty Mandel Bradshaw McClung Doran McLennan David Mendenhall Kevin Mertz Tonya Miller Tyler Mistafen chief Megan Moore Amanda Newton Cody Passey Logan Peasley Lindsay Peterson Stephanie Price Entity Prince Hugh Quist Cody Ririe Grace Rudd Hannah Rudd Daplin Sabey Chris shaw John shearer Dani Sillito Michelle Smith chantel Sommerfeldt Sean Stanford William Stoutjesdyh Heidi Stringam Jacguie Tagg Russell Taylor Tavis Tidmarsh Peter Watson Danielle Wilde Jeff Wolsey Matt Yachulic Ashley Zobell Jamie Zobell f Points of Interest^ ♦ Grad Information ♦ Adult Education ♦ Grocery Specials Home Hardware j Inside thi$I$sue; Community Sports 1-3 5,7-10 4 Classified Ads Calendar LibraiyNews Grocery Specials ^Hardware Specials 6 8 8 11 Optoma // tfgggg 1 ■■îfe.'. v—“S., “S* *. ?W. ~ We specialize in: • Scanning: slides, photos, negatives, text. • Photo repair, retouching, restoration & photo collages : • Memory videos (weddings, reunions, sports. All of the above can be preserved on VHS, CD and EE^DVD (phone for details) We also do private tutoring, troubleshooting, desktop publishing & more! Phone Bonny/Brenda: 758-3844 eve./voicemail (day) Pregnant? Aching Back? Headaches? OR Just wont to relax? Coll Kim Ponczok - RMT Ubro Massage Therapy. i! 758-3210 •J ¿1 « L to booh your appointment today 185 € 1 five N Magroth use east side entrance ***^S**-:*******|^^m * Pregnancy massage cushions to make your massage a more relaxing and enjoyable experience!! Deep tissue massage and Relaxation massage also available covered by most health care plans / 1 I EVENT “United Church” Garage & Bake Sale Saturday,May25 9:00 a.m. ■12:00 noon Community No Cost Clothing Exchange Donations of CLEAN clothing can be dropped offat Wendy Coleman’s garage, 157 S. 1st St. W. MISSIONARY CORNER Elder Matthew Alston, son of Bums & Karen, 1 will be returning from the Jackson Mississippi 1 Mission on May 15th. He will be reporting on his ! mission on May 19th at 9:00za.m. at the Magrath • i ■ j Stake Center (*4 Ward). j?.-: t " 1 Now Open!! . fWakeup 'With Make-up! Permanent Cosmetics Tina D. Reid cpct Phone: (403) 758-3930 758-3936 Call for your Free Consultation i . ■ z Proud Grandparents, Neil <& Renee Nordquist would like to announce the arrival .•*,.Qi/. , Alexa Renee Schiessl *:• < ’ • born April 18, 2002 weighing 8 lbs. 6 oz. Proud parents are Christopher A Jerusha Schiessl all of Minot, North Dakota 4 3 CARDS OF THANKS A BIG THANK YOU TO ALL Once again, on behalf of the Magrath Hospital Auxiliay, I wish to express my deepest appreciation to the people of Magrath and areas. I would like to thank each and every one foryour help in thisyear’s Florence Nightingale Luncheon and Bake Sale. Because of all ofyour great help we had another very successful day. 1 wish to thank the United Church Ladies for the most delicious luncheon. Many thanks goes out to the Hutterian Brethren Colonies of Crystal Spring, Deerfield, Hutterville, and Old Elm for their wonderful bakings, noodles, eggs, potatoes and eta, also to the New Elm for their generous cash donation. Thankyou Katy Niznikowski for the beautifully decorated cake, won by Gladys Sheer, thankyou Johnny from the Trading Co. for the beautiful hanging plant, won by Rose Bartsoff from Raymond, and thankyou Grace Navratil for the hand-made (crochet) doily, won by Melva Christensen. The set of bowls donated by myself was won by Lis Lensen. Thankyou Dora Raasch for the very pretty hand-knitted afghan, won by Melva Schad, thankyou Flo Bossert for the colorful crochet afghan, won by Helen Low, and thankyou Celia Harker for the beautiful hand-made child’s Quilt, won by Barbara Brandt. Thankyou Janet Leishman from the hospital for joining us at the Luncheon, and taking the Blood Pressure for thte people who wished to have it done, and thankyou to Patricia Abramyk from the Health llnit for your display and brochures on Safety on Foods, the Bucket full of cleaning materials donated by you was won by Irene Gruninger. Thankyou to the Garden City Seniors for letting us useyour beautiful centre again thisyear, we appreciate it very much. All the baking items that were donated from the community at large, and from each of the Auxilians, their families, friends, and neighbours SENIOR’S NEWS Our May suppers will be held at the Senior’s Centre at 5:00 p.m. May 15th, 22nd Potluck Friday, May 31st Entertainment ~ Ed Wenze & Friends ******* Contact Hazel Rasmussen for rental of the Senior’s Centre. Fee $75.00 Phone 758-3545 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ BINGO NEWS Next Bingo will be held on Thursday, May 16, 2002 Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Bingo - 7:00 p.m. Public Welcome! ******* * Complete denture service * Soft Liners & stabilizing wings for problems, sore lowers MAY 20 - 6:00 p.m. Diamond Willow Terrace In Your Town MOBILE were very much appreciated. Thankyou to all the people that came to enjoy the delicious lunch with us and purchased the baked goodies, caramel popcorn, eggs, noodles and etc. before going home. Last, but not least, I wish to thank all my Auxilians for all the work they have done to prepare for this event I wantyou to know just how importantyou are to our organization. I appreciateyou all very much. Many thanks again. Have a safe and wonderful spring and summer. Sue Kado, President Magrath Hospital Auxiliary Magrath Zeniths, behind the one-hit combined pitching effort of Dylan Alston and DoranI McLennan, pasted St. Mike’s Dragons 12-1 in Southern Alberta High School Baseball League action last'Friday afternoon. . "' "" McLennan also aided his cause at the plate, going 2-for-3 with a pair of RBI. Jamie Holt i smacked a three-run triple and Lyle Hillmer < drove in three as he went 4-for-4 in the win. The Zeniths next home game is Monday, May * 27th at 5:30 p.m. in which they host Raymond. \ Come out and cheer them on. Flea Market Sik Ooh Kofok Friendship Centre 9tOO aan. - 300pun. Metis Nation Local2003is holding a fundraiser for our youth, ff anyone has anything to donate, ne will try to arrange pick-up. Cost of renting a table is$/2 To arrange for a table or pick-up, cad Alice weekdays, between KhOO aan. - 300 p.m. MAY NIIK May 13-15 6pm - 9pm only May 16-June 2 9am - 9pm daily |j Specials ! :j -i •• j Featuring: Cameo Red Surprise Impatiens $2.50 Hanging Baskets starting at $12 Ja«>n & t.arln beck “58-6566 Corner Centre St & l>t Ave r <Sven2nj ej^fitiulc & jTu^lraJton 6y CgMsjeln cm 'QencerJ ^Plamisj-farje varlejy <nf ¿»leone music Saturday, May 25 Raymond Tailor Street Chapel $3/person - tickets at the door OR Sunday, May 26 Cardston West Stake Centre Admission Free _ caddie à. a seminar you can’t afford to miss! A Learn how to: Start, structure and sell your business for the ultimate profit Save thousands (in taxes) by having a home-based business ' hints from a surprise expert will hâve you managing your home, family and business - no problem! t 1 A ‘ 1 » I .<>!>.- :! Zli a Register today! Early bird special only S49. call Shelley at 758-6995 Date & Place: Saturday, June I'*, Seniors Centre, Magrath ___________ Time: 9:00 AM until 6:00 PM t J JAYNE OUELLETTE It is with great sadness that we announce the peaceful passing of Jayne after a long and courageous battle with cancer on May 11, 2002 at the age of 47 years. Jayne was a great partner, loving wife and best friend of Luke and super Mom to her two sons Shayne and Ryan. She is also survived by her mom and step-dad, Maria and Mark Passey of Magrath; her sisters, Addie (Don) Sorkilmo of Longview, AB; Heidi (Frank) Swan of Calgary, AB and step-sister Joanne (Bruce) Chatterton of Cochrane, AB and brothers Quint (Tanya) Passey of New Serepta, AB; Derek (Becky) Passey of Raymond, AB and stepbrother Kevin (Deanne) Passey of Kimberly, BC. Jayne will be sadly and lovingly missed by several nieces and nephews; mother-in-law, sisters-in-law, brothers-in-law and dear friends. Jayne was predeceased by her dad, Adam Schmidt’of Hamilton, Ontario. A funeral service will be held at the Pine Lake Community Centre on Thursday, May 16, 2002 at 1:00 p.m. with interment to follow at the Pine Lake Holy Trinity Cemetery. FREDRICK CARL STRATE of Magrath passed away suddenly but peacefully on Monday, May 13, 2002 at the age of 77 years, beloved husband of Harriet Ririe Strate of Magrath. He is the loving father of Mona (Sam) Cluff of Las Cruces, New Mexico, Leota (John) Heaven of Whitecourt, AB, Rick (Reva) of Magrath, and Morgan (Denise) of Magrath. He leaves behind 15 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren, 2 sisters: Beth (George) Foggin of Del Bonita and Lila Zehanoviz of Fort Madeod. Fred was predeceased by one brother, Lyle, and a grandson Kurt. — > - Fred was bom June 25, 1924 in Leavitt to Carl and Martha Wilson Strate. Friends may meet the family on Thursday, May 16, 2002 from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. at the Magrath Stake Centre and prior to the service at the church on Friday from 11:40 a.m. to 12:40 p.m. Funeral Services will be held at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Magrath Stake Centre, Magrath, AB on Friday, May 17, 2002 at 1:00 p.m. with Bishop Robert Leishman officiating. Interment to follow at the Magrath Cemetery. TOWN OF MAGRATH “THE GARDEN CITY” NOTICE OF PREPARATION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL 2002 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the assessment roll of the Town of Magrath, made under the provisions of the Municipal Government Act, has s been prepared and is now open for inspection. Under the Act, anyone wishing to appeal their assessment has thirty (30) days, until June 14, 2002 to make this appeal. The foil is open for inspection at the Town Office during business hours from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and any person who desires to object to the entry of his name or that of any other person upon said roll or to the assessed value placed upon any property must, $ within thirty (30) days of the mailing of the assessment/tax notice, lodge the complaints) in writing with the Chief Administrative Officer of the municipality. An appeal fee of $20.00 PER ASSESSMENT must be paid at the time the appeal is made. This fee will be refunded if the assessment is altered by the Assessment Review Board. Dated This 15th day of May 2002 Rodney H. Bly C.A.O. JOSEPH PASSEY A Graveside Memorial for the late Joseph Passey will be held on Friday, May 17 at 3:00 p.m. at the Magrath Cemetery. BIRST HtOfll THE PAST J I (excerpts from Magrath News) » 1 On this day in 1941. I I ■ i MAGRATH’S NEW HOSPITAL IS OPENED | I Saturday, May 3rd a new Red Letter Day was i 1 added to Magrath’s history when the new hospital 'I I in the Norton home was dedicated to the service of '* II III the town and district. : From three o’clock till four visitors were shown through the cheerful, immaculate wards, operating room, kitchen and nurses’ quarters by the matron Mrs. Beachnoir RN., Miss Heninger and members of the hospital board and auxiliary. I■ I i I ■ I CLASSIFIED ADS FREE MARKET ******* ❖ HOST FAMILIES NEEDED - For 2 Japanese girls age 12 and 14 for 3 14 weeks from July 27 - Augus 22. If interested contact Debbie Devries - 654-2678. ❖ Mandy Sabey has some kittens to give away. 758-3779 GARAGE SALES ******* ❖ Multi-family Yard Sale Saturday, May 18th at Jack Regehr’s 136 W-3rd Ave. S. 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Books, games, instruments, motorcycle. Lots of Stuff! ! BUY & SELL ******* ❖ FOR SALE - 3 Sears self-propelled, rear bag lawnmowers. 2 years old, but in great condition and well maintained. $150.°° each. Contact Scott Wolsey at The Southern Alberta Society for the Handicapped. 758-3334. ❖ FOR SALE - Recliner Chair $20, Sofa Bed and Chair $50, Twin Bed and Mattress $75, Coffee Table $20. Phone 758-3380. ❖ WANTED - Used Children’s Swing Set. Call 758-6393 after 5:00 p.m ❖ WANTED - Used Pan Press Drill for grass. Call Stuart at 758-3038. ❖ KURT’S LAWN CARE for your mowing needs (big or small) and spring aerating. Call Kurt Fisher 758-6184. ❖ JUST RIGHT ROTOTILLING by David & Mark Harker. 758-3009. ❖ BENNETT LAWN MOWING - Jonathan, Lauren & Russell - Riding mower and push mower. 758-6222. ❖ MIKE HARKER is back and ready to rototill your garden. Call me whenever you’re ready at #758-6664. ❖ LIKE A ROCK? We have the one for you! Any shape, size or color! Focal point rocks. Rocks for a pond, Rocks to shelter your trees. Up to 8000 lbs. Some are lichen covered. Come check our selection or phone for more info. 758-6782. ❖ Be SMART about yard work this spring. Call Jordan 758-3871. Small tractor for garden tilling, de-thatching, hauling and lawn mowing. ❖ If your child needs help in Math or Reading the Kumon Method might help. For more information call Rusty or Martine Rollingson at 758-3648. ❖ FREE SECURITY INSPECTIONS. We’ll tour your home or business and provide you with no cost security tips anyone can use. Call Canadian Security Systems 758-3945. ❖ For all your cleaning needs from hospital clean to a touch-up, carpet to ceiling & everything in between. No job too big or too small. Call Wayne’s Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning 758-6414. REALESTATE ******* FOR RENT AUTOMOTIVE ******* ❖ Wanted-AUTOMOBILES Will remove for free. Cash paid for some. CAN DO TOWING - 752-3535 BUSINESS ******* ❖ HELP WANTED - Someone to rake leaves and do general cleaning. 758-3572 REALESTATE *>K««*** FOR SALE ❖ Newly renovated 2 bedroom house on 7.57 acres in town. Hardwood floors, 9 14 ft. ceilings, wood stove, gas fireplace, lots of storage, detached garage. Near hospital. Certified appraisal. $105,000. 758-6723 or cell 317-0832. ❖ HOME FOR SALE - 4 bedroom, 2 bath, developed basement, landscaped, mature trees, underground sprinklers, concrete drive, 2 car garage, next to parks and school. PRICE REDUCED!! Phone Cooks @ 758-3639.IMPORTANT DATES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR MHS GRADUATION 2002 Now that we’ve got that out of the way, parents and students, please make a note of the following important dates and times leading up to the high school graduation ceremony. Thursday, May 16 @ 3:45 p.m.: Grad barbecue and practice. Tickets for reserved floor seating will be available this night for grads to distribute to family for the Friday night ceremonies. Friday, May 17: NO CLASSES FOR GRADE 12 STUDENTS Grads: Please arrive with your date for the group photo as there is no time to go pick up a date after the camera starts taking photographs. Let’s have all the grads in the group photo this year. DON’T BE LATE!! Friday, May 17 4:15 in the TKG: Group photo of grads in suits and dresses 4:30 in the auditorium: individual photos of grads and dates 5:00 in the auditorium: seating for the banouet begins 5:30 in the auditorium: banouet and program 8:00 in the Tom Karren Gym: Graduation Exercises 9:30 in the TKG: congratulations to grads following the Grand March 10:30 - Dance begins 12:30 - dance ends completing all school sponsored graduation activities Magrath 5th Ward Scouts Raise the Flag We tried to catch you and haven’t been able to. Monday is Victoria Day and we need to get you on the list for this year. $30 (same great deal as last year) Important Dates for Students 7 at Magrath Jr./Sr. High School There will be a new way to register for high school classes at Magrath Jr./Sr. High School. Parents and all students entering grades 10, II and 12 in September 2002 are expected to attend a student registration night this spring to help the school administration finalize schedules and time tables before school starts in the fall. Schedules for the fall semester will then be available to students before the exam week in June. This should help school get off to a good start come September. Wednesday, May 22 @ 7 p.m. Grade 11/12 registration for next year Wednesday, May 29 @ 7 p.m. Grade 10 registration for nextyear Achievement tests and Diploma exams are also beginning soon.; May 24: Grade 9 Language Arts Part A @ 9 a,m. June 17: English 30/33 Part A June 19: English 30/33 Part B June 20: Chemistry 30 June 21: Math 30, Grade 9 Language Arts Part B June 24: Grade 9 Science, Social Studies 30/33 June 25: Grade 9 Social Studies, Physics 30 June 26: Grade 9 Math, Biology 30 June 7 is the High School activity TOGA The next two months are bound to be busy with all the sports and spring activities. Don’t forget to study, too. June 26 is the last day of school. Jr. and Sr. High School report cards can be picked up from 1:00-3:00 that afternoon only if all school fees are paid and up to date. Normally I billy wear one Rolex, but my class reunion is this weekend and I want to make a good impression/ 8 JHASBAttt MU’S In Our Ctmmumtg. Jtay 2002 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 12 13 14 St. Joseph’s C.W.L Mtg. 7 p.m. Ying’s Restaurant IS Senior's Dinner 5:00 p.m. Men's Slo-Pitch Mike Uoyd Trucking vs. Cook Ranching 16 BINGO 7:00 17 GRAD Ceremonies 8:00 p.m. Tom Karren Gym 18 19 20 Mobile Denturist 6:00 Diamond Willow Terrace 21 Ladies Slo-Pitch Magrath hosts Rookies 6:30 22 Senior’s Dinner 5:00 p.m. Men’s Slo-Pitch Cook Ranching hosts Credit Union 6:30 23 24 25 - LIBRARY NEWS We still have our double-sided adjustable metal shelving unit for sale. It is 23” wide, 72” long and 72” high. It is in very good condition. We are asking $2OO.00. We also have children chairs, magazine racks, a round wooden table and pamphlet holders for sale. Everything is in excellent condition. We are trying to get a Books for Babes program starting for children under 3 years of age. If you are interested give us a call 758-6498. This is a program designed for young children and their parents and/or guardian There will be songs, games, stories and a lot of fun. If you want to learn to use computers we are still offering computer tutoring. It is taught on a one to one ratio and you to at your own pace. There is no charge for these lessons. To find out more please check at the library. Adult Fiction Warning Signs by Stephen White The Shelters of Stone by Jean M. Auel Paradise County by Karen Robards Three Fates by Nora Roberts Plain Jane by Fem Michaels Fatal by Michael Palmer Three Weeks in Paris by Barbara Taylor Bradford Billy Straight by Jonathan Kellerman Juvenile Bless This House by Anne Laurel Carter Hobo Jungle by Dorothy Joan Harris Eeyore Has a Birthday by Ernest H. Shepard Annie and Bo and the Big Surprise by Elizabeth Partridge Disney’s Read-To-Me Tresury Vol.Two Non-Fiction Howto Grow Vegetables byjohjeavons Complete Home Decorating by Phil Gorton Newrooms by Sally and Stewart Walton Where Do Shadows Come From? and Other Questions About Simple Science by Rosie Greenwood Who Cuddled the First Teddy Bear? and Other Questions About Inventions by Rosie Greenwood What Do My Lung Do? and Other Questions About My Body by Rosie Greenwood The Big Red Sled by Jane E. Gerver 5-Minute Good Night Stories It’s the Bear! by Jez Alborough Please note that the deadline for submissions to the paper is MONDAY at 6:00 p.m. Entries submitted after the deadline will be published the following week Phone 758-6377, email to tidmarsh@telusplanet.net, fax 7586888 or drop off your submissions at the Magrath Trading Company Office.Building a Successful Business in thè Magrath, Alberta, May 6, 2002 by Shelley Loewer (Co-founder of Steps to Success Seminars) The old adage which states that “the customer is always right” goes far beyond the parameters of customer service. It is the lifeblood of building a successful business in this new century and starts the second you decide to go into business. Baby Boomers have been the biggest customers for the last 25 years and they will continue to be for die ? next 20 years or more. If you provide something that they really want or need - a hot product - you will build a successful business. At one time I had a very successful fruit business which I ran out of my garage on an acreage. Many customers re-sold my fruit as a fund-raiser for their kids’ sports teams. But the kids were finding the 40- pound boxes of fruit too heavy to carry. As a wholesaler, .1 knew that the 40-pound boxes were the very best buy for them. So I told my fundraising customers to re-bag the fruit and make even more money. I knew I was right. They could almost double their money on their sales. Although I was right, pretty soon I had no more fund-raising customers. I should have modeled what the other successful fruit sellers were doing and provided a customer-friendly size box. I needed to learn the principle of providing what the customer really wanted. As the saying goes, “The customer is always right.” The next time that you think you positively know something about your business, ask yourself “Would I rather be right or rich?” Then give the customer what they really want. STEELE SHERIDAN RR8-20-18, Lethbridge, Alberta T1J4P4 No Sunday Deliveries Bus: 328-2460 ^i, c. Higher g Standards, HomeLife Higher Standards M.L.S. Jim Anderson agent Residential ~ Farm . . Acreage ~Commercial / ■ in Magrath and Area Mobile Home for Sale ' 68’ x 14’ - Needs to be moved from the property. $12,000. 7 i < v Comparative Market Analysis (No Charge) - For people interested in getting an evaluation of marketability of your property. Phone: 758-6725 (leave message) 33*1-8882 (cellular) One day a little girl was sifting and watching her mother do the dishes at the kitehen sink. She suddenly noticed that her mother has several strands of white hair sticking out in eontrast on her brunette head. She looked at her mother and inquisitively asked, "Why are some of your hairs white, Mom?" Her mother replied, "Well, every time that you do something wrong and make me cry or unhappy, one of my hairs turns white." The little girl thought about this revelation for a while and then said; "Momma, how come ALL of Grandma's hairs are white?" i 10 ADULT EDUCATION Cardston Area Computer Workshops Note: To request additional workshops, please phone Kathy Richards, Adult Ed. Coordinator, 653-4991 Instructors: Bonny West and Brenda Beck CARDSTON: | Beyond Internet Basics This 4-week course covers managing bookmarks and email, refining search techniques, customizing web browsers, downloading files, using plug-ins, Internet safety issues/concerns, etc. Participants should have basic familiarity with the Internet Dates: Tuesdays, June 4,11,18,25 Time: 7-9:30 p.m. Location: Cardston High School (John S. Smith Bldg.) Cost: $50 Scanning & Photo Retouching Basics Participants will work with their own photos and leam proper scanning techniques for best results. Participants will leam the basics of re-touching/enhandng photos using photo-editing software. Photo retouching will cover color enhancements, mending tears in old photos, removing unwanted items-such as a power pole behind someone’s head, blemishes, tears and stains in heirloom or newer photos, etc. We will also look at photo printing techniques, archiving photos on CD & scanner purchase tips. Participants are encouraged to bring their own photos to work with. (Practice ones will also be provided.) Dates: Wednesdays, May 22, June 5,12,19 Time: 7:00-10:00 p.m. , Location: Cardston High School (John S. Smith Bldg.) Tuition: $60 Intermediate Word Processing-Microsoft Word This 4 week follow-up course to Word Basics will cover creating and editing tables, using columns, tabs, & style sheets, using Word’s drawing tools, adding headers, footers, footnotes, working with clip art, using templates, mailing labels, indents, bullets & special characters, adding web links, etc. (Note: Microsoft Word Basics is NOT a prerequisite to this course. You may enroll if you already have some facility with Word and want to extend your skills.) Dates: Thursdays, May 23,30, June 6,13 Time: 7-9:30 p.m. Location: Cardston High School (John S. Smith Bldg.) Tuition: $50 Soapmaking 101 Dry, flaky skin? Tried ail the “moisturizing” bars on the market’ Sensitive to fragrances or just love to tiy something new? If so, you will benefit from making your own soap. Learn equipment needed, the how-to’s & why’s and troubleshooting for creatingyour own emollient rich, moisturizing soap. Best of allyou can pronounce every ingredient needed to produceyour own cleansing bar. Dates: Cardston ~ Thursday, May 30 Time: 7:00 - 9:30 p.m. Magrath ~ Thursday, May 23 Cost: $45 : Instructors: Monica Zaugg 758-3832 & Becky Murray 758-6020. (Call the instructors for information on supplies needed) To register call Kathy at 653-4991 Magrath, Trading Company GROCERY SPECIALS “From Our Family To Yours. Dairy Delights and Frozen Favorites! Kraft Cheez Whiz or Singles-select varieties 1kg $6.98 Value Priced Ice Cream - select varieties 4 litre $3.98 Good Humor Fudgesicle, Revel Io or Creamsicle. frozen Pack of 12 $3.98 i Good Humor Assorted Popsicles-frozen J' k>? Pack of 12 -r! 7 $2.98 Groceries. > • t Kraft BarBQSauce-select varieties 455 ml 2 for $4.00 Western Family Pickles-select varieties i ': i 'J* 1 litre 2 for $4.00 Puritan Dinners or beans & wieners - select varieties 665-680 g 2 for $4.00 Pepsi, Coke, Sprite, 7-Up or Flavors-select varieties 12 x 355 ml 2 for $8.00 Western Family Apple Blend 1 litre .78 Market Fresh Produce! Whole Seedless Watermelon - u.s. grown $l.50/kg ,68/lb Fresh Cantaloupe - u.s. growp. #i.grade $1.94Ag .88/lb Tomatoes On the Vine-Canadian grown $3.94/kg $l.78/lb Meat Manager’s Pick of the Week! Schneider’s Outlaw Beef Burgers-frozen ■ 1 . . 5 lbs. $12.98 Pork Loin Chops - bone In. centre cut J. . „ $7.6.7/kg $3.48/lb Rib Grilling Steak $l5.38/kg $6.98/lb Household Goods! . ., . . Charmin by Royale Bathroom Tissue 12 roll double or 2.4 roll regular $6.98 Kodak Film- 200 ASA. 135 mm. 24 exposure • * - n • • ’ $5.98 Pet Pleasers! Western Family Dog Food - select varieties J624g ” 4 for $5.00 Whiskas Cat Food - select varieties .■ i 2 kg " $5.9812 S Hom© hardware “Home of the Handyman”May is. 2002 Graduation is Friday!! We have a wide assortment of Grad Gifts. Check your camera Batteries for Graduation! We have lots of Film & Disposable Cameras! Bulk Garden Seeds are now out. Cheaper Prices & no GST We have Rose Bushes 2 pack-$8.50 Single - $6.50 We have Alfalfa & Grass Seed. Now that Mother’s Day is over, time to start thinking about Father’s Day, June 16th We have a great selection of items for Dad! We are a Hardware Store! Don’tyou know!! If you re in the market for new ■ Appliances, come check our supply and prices. We are very competitive!! We have a selection of Bicycles to choose from for both boys and girls. We have had a new shipment of Nick-Nacks & Stuffed Toys for that special someone’s birthday. Get ready for Swimming!! We have Large Beach Towels in for $6.99 each We carry 5 different sizes of Canadian Flags from 6”x4” for $1.05 to 36'x72”for $22.99 We have a complete line of Lawn & Garden Chemical Phoi Come in to get your new Home Hardware Catalogue! «■> JlEk Entcr Win a new B.B.Q. at the same time! Value $399.99 fjfl Side Burner. 605 sq. in. total cooking space, including 230 sq. in. HCtti© __ - porcelain warming rack Contest closes June 27,2002. Draw to be . ie: 758-3065 made June 28*. Phone:758-3065
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