12 research outputs found
The Application of the NASA Advanced Concepts Office, Launch Vehicle Team Design Process and Tools for Modeling Small Responsive Launch Vehicles
The Advanced Concepts Office (ACO) Launch Vehicle Team at the NASA Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) is recognized throughout NASA for launch vehicle conceptual definition and pre-phase A concept design evaluation. The Launch Vehicle Team has been instrumental in defining the vehicle trade space for many of NASA s high level launch system studies from the Exploration Systems Architecture Study (ESAS) through the Augustine Report, Constellation, and now Space Launch System (SLS). The Launch Vehicle Team s approach to rapid turn-around and comparative analysis of multiple launch vehicle architectures has played a large role in narrowing the design options for future vehicle development. Recently the Launch Vehicle Team has been developing versions of their vetted tools used on large launch vehicles and repackaged the process and capability to apply to smaller more responsive launch vehicles. Along this development path the LV Team has evaluated trajectory tools and assumptions against sounding rocket trajectories and air launch systems, begun altering subsystem mass estimating relationships to handle smaller vehicle components, and as an additional development driver, have begun an in-house small launch vehicle study. With the recent interest in small responsive launch systems and the known capability and response time of the ACO LV Team, ACO s launch vehicle assessment capability can be utilized to rapidly evaluate the vast and opportune trade space that small launch vehicles currently encompass. This would provide a great benefit to the customer in order to reduce that large trade space to a select few alternatives that should best fit the customer s payload needs
Air Launch: Examining Performance Potential of Various Configurations and Growth Options
The Advanced Concepts Office at NASA's George C. Marshall Space Flight Center conducted a high-level analysis of various air launch vehicle configurations, objectively determining maximum launch vehicle payload while considering carrier aircraft capabilities and given dimensional constraints. With the renewed interest in aerial launch of low-earth orbit payloads, referenced by programs such as Stratolaunch and Spaceship2, there exists a need to qualify the boundaries of the trade space, identify performance envelopes, and understand advantages and limiting factors of designing for maximum payload capability. Using the NASA/DARPA Horizontal Launch Study (HLS) Point Design 2 (PD-2) as a pointof- departure configuration, two independent design actions were undertaken. Both designs utilized a Boeing 747-400F as the carrier aircraft, LOX/RP-1 first stage and LOX/LH2 second stage. Each design was sized to meet dimensional and mass constraints while optimizing propellant loads and stage delta V splits. All concepts, when fully loaded, exceeded the allowable Gross Takeoff Weight (GTOW) of the aircraft platform. This excess mass was evaluated as propellant/fuel offload available for a potential in-flight propellant loading scenario. Results indicate many advantages such as payload delivery of approximately 47,000 lbm and significant mission flexibility including variable launch site inclination and launch window. However, in-flight cryogenic fluid transfer and carrier aircraft platform integration are substantial technical hurdles to the realization of such a system configuration
Launch Vehicle Demonstrator Using Shuttle Assets
The Marshall Space Flight Center Advanced Concepts Office (ACO) has the leading role for NASA s preliminary conceptual launch vehicle design and performance analysis. Over the past several years the ACO Earth-to-Orbit Team has evaluated thousands of launch vehicle concept variations for a multitude of studies including agency-wide efforts such as the Exploration Systems Architecture Study (ESAS), Constellation, Heavy Lift Launch Vehicle (HLLV), Heavy Lift Propulsion Technology (HLPT), Human Exploration Framework Team (HEFT), and Space Launch System (SLS). NASA plans to continue human space exploration and space station utilization. Launch vehicles used for heavy lift cargo and crew will be needed. One of the current leading concepts for future heavy lift capability is an inline one and a half stage concept using solid rocket boosters (SRB) and based on current Shuttle technology and elements. Potentially, the quickest and most cost-effective path towards an operational vehicle of this configuration is to make use of a demonstrator vehicle fabricated from existing shuttle assets and relying upon the existing STS launch infrastructure. Such a demonstrator would yield valuable proof-of-concept data and would provide a working test platform allowing for validated systems integration. Using shuttle hardware such as existing RS-25D engines and partial MPS, propellant tanks derived from the External Tank (ET) design and tooling, and four-segment SRB s could reduce the associated upfront development costs and schedule when compared to a concept that would rely on new propulsion technology and engine designs. There are potentially several other additional benefits to this demonstrator concept. Since a concept of this type would be based on man-rated flight proven hardware components, this demonstrator has the potential to evolve into the first iteration of heavy lift crew or cargo and serve as a baseline for block upgrades. This vehicle could also serve as a demonstration and test platform for the Orion Program. Critical spacecraft systems, re-entry and recovery systems, and launch abort systems of Orion could also be demonstrated in early test flights of the launch vehicle demo. Furthermore, an early demonstrator of this type would provide a stop-gap for retaining critical human capital and infrastructure while affording the current emerging generation of young engineers opportunity to work with and capture lessons learned from existing STS program offices and personnel, who were integral in the design and development of the Space Shuttle before these resources are no longer available. The objective of this study is to define candidate launch vehicle demonstration concepts that are based on Space Shuttle assets and determine their performance capabilities and how these demonstration vehicles could evolve to a heavy lift capability to low earth orbit
NASA Advanced Concepts Office, Earth-To-Orbit Team Design Process and Tools
The Earth-to-Orbit Team (ETO) of the Advanced Concepts Office (ACO) at NASA Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) is considered the pre-eminent go-to group for pre-phase A and phase A concept definition. Over the past several years the ETO team has evaluated thousands of launch vehicle concept variations for a significant number of studies including agency-wide efforts such as the Exploration Systems Architecture Study (ESAS), Constellation, Heavy Lift Launch Vehicle (HLLV), Augustine Report, Heavy Lift Propulsion Technology (HLPT), Human Exploration Framework Team (HEFT), and Space Launch System (SLS). The ACO ETO Team is called upon to address many needs in NASA s design community; some of these are defining extremely large trade-spaces, evaluating advanced technology concepts which have not been addressed by a large majority of the aerospace community, and the rapid turn-around of highly time critical actions. It is the time critical actions, those often limited by schedule or little advanced warning, that have forced the five member ETO team to develop a design process robust enough to handle their current output level in order to meet their customer s needs. Based on the number of vehicle concepts evaluated over the past year this output level averages to four completed vehicle concepts per day. Each of these completed vehicle concepts includes a full mass breakdown of the vehicle to a tertiary level of subsystem components and a vehicle trajectory analysis to determine optimized payload delivery to specified orbital parameters, flight environments, and delta v capability. A structural analysis of the vehicle to determine flight loads based on the trajectory output, material properties, and geometry of the concept is also performed. Due to working in this fast-paced and sometimes rapidly changing environment, the ETO Team has developed a finely tuned process to maximize their delivery capabilities. The objective of this paper is to describe the interfaces between the three disciplines used in the design process: weights and sizing, trajectory, and structural analysis. The tools used to perform such analysis are INtegrated Rocket Sizing (INTROS), Program to Optimize Simulated Trajectories (POST), and Launch Vehicle Analysis (LVA) respectively. The methods each discipline uses to streamline their particular part of the design process will also be discussed
Modular Approach to Launch Vehicle Design Based on a Common Core Element
With a heavy lift launch vehicle as the centerpiece of our nation's next exploration architecture's infrastructure, the Advanced Concepts Office at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center initiated a study to examine the utilization of elements derived from a heavy lift launch vehicle for other potential launch vehicle applications. The premise of this study is to take a vehicle concept, which has been optimized for Lunar Exploration, and utilize the core stage with other existing or near existing stages and boosters to determine lift capabilities for alternative missions. This approach not only yields a vehicle matrix with a wide array of capabilities, but also produces an evolutionary pathway to a vehicle family based on a minimum development and production cost approach to a launch vehicle system architecture, instead of a purely performance driven approach. The upper stages and solid rocket booster selected for this study were chosen to reflect a cross-section of: modified existing assets in the form of a modified Delta IV upper stage and Castor-type boosters; potential near term launch vehicle component designs including an Ares I upper stage and 5-segment boosters; and longer lead vehicle components such as a Shuttle External Tank diameter upper stage. The results of this approach to a modular launch system are given in this paper
Launch Vehicle Demonstrator Using Shuttle Assets
Study Objective is to characterize the performance capabilities of an inline, shuttle-derived launch vehicle using two design strategies: the first as an early program demonstrator utilizing high structural margins, maximum shuttle assets, and minimal pad impact, the later having undergone structural optimization, flying operational mission GR&A and serving as a baseline for evolutionary upgrades
The genetic architecture of the human cerebral cortex
The cerebral cortex underlies our complex cognitive capabilities, yet little is known about the specific genetic loci that influence human cortical structure. To identify genetic variants that affect cortical structure, we conducted a genome-wide association meta-analysis of brain magnetic resonance imaging data from 51,665 individuals. We analyzed the surface area and average thickness of the whole cortex and 34 regions with known functional specializations. We identified 199 significant loci and found significant enrichment for loci influencing total surface area within regulatory elements that are active during prenatal cortical development, supporting the radial unit hypothesis. Loci that affect regional surface area cluster near genes in Wnt signaling pathways, which influence progenitor expansion and areal identity. Variation in cortical structure is genetically correlated with cognitive function, Parkinson's disease, insomnia, depression, neuroticism, and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
Magrath Store News (March 21, 2001)
An archive of the Magrath Trading Store News.The University of Lethbridge Library received permission from the Wes Balderson to digitize and display this content.MAGRATH NEWS
Published Weekly Since 1932 by
The Magrath Trading Company
ANNUAL SPAGHETTI SUPPER
Hosted by the Magrath School Bands
Thursday, March 22,2001
5:30 p.m. - School Auditorium
20/family (parents & siblings)
All Concert Bands will be playing!
No waiting in lines! - Plenty or Food!
EVERYONE WELCOME!
If you are willing to serve or help on a committee please call
Sherri Moore at 758-6835.
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Points nf Interest
* Spaghetti Supper
* Curling Club Award;
* Grocery Specials
* Home Hardware
Sales
IMPORTANT SOCCER PARENTS MEETING
Please note the change in date, time & place of this
meeting!!
TONIGHT, Wednesday, March 21“
7:00 p.m.
Town Hall Council Chambers
Issues to be discussed at this meeting:
1. Whether to keep Mini-Soccer and Lethbridge Soccer
separate or under one executive.
2. Election of New Executive(s).
3. Building of new Soccer Fields.
4. Summer Games (in Cardston this year, July 4-7).
5. Any of your ideas/concerns.
Inside this issue:
Community Interests 1-3
Sports 4
Classified Ads 6-7
Community Calendar 8
Employment 8
Grocery Specials 9-10
Meat & Produce 11
Hardware Specials
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2 MAGRATH
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
The Magrath Elementary School is now accepting kindergarten registrations for the 2001 /2002 school year. Your child must be 5 years of age by September 1, 2001 to automatically qualify for entry. Please bring your child s birtn certificate and health care number when registering.
Exceptions to this age limit (Sept. 2 - Dec. 31 birthdays) require that a letter be submitted to the superintendent of schools by April 30,2001.
Dear soccer Kids, Parents, dedicated Coaches and Town of Magrath,
Thank you for many years of car-pooling, sideline cheering and trips to Provincials. Thanks to the generous donations from community businesses and the Rotary Club which made all our provincial trips possible. Thank you Coaches for all the hours spent in practice and making our Magrath name known clear to Edmonton.
Our thanks to Laurel Bennett for all the time spent helping to organize, schedule and advertise. We wish to extend our best wishes to Con and Gail Cole for their efforts in the expanded soccer organization and hope all kids will have a great time playing their favorite sport this season.
Thanks for all the memories!
Sincerely,
Wendy Leavitt
Magrath Soccer Association
Make your dream come true have your home built by JENSEN ENTERPRISES
New construction: Additions:
Patio Decks:
403-758-3669
Ken Jensen, Owner
Fine woodwork: Hardwood furniture: Renovations: Box 93
Magrath, AB TOK 1J0
GIFT TO AFRICA
Members of Youth for Action are still collecting supplies for the education kits that are going to the orphaned children of the Nateete School in Kampala, Uganda. With your help each child will receive their own school bag containing basic school supplies as well as messages of love and support from the people in our surrounding communities.
Items needed for each of the kits are: 1 small pencil sharpener, 5 lead pencils, one 12“ ruler, 1 box of 12 pieces of white chalk, 1 spiral notebook (lined paper), 1 chalkboard eraser (or stuffed tube sock), one 9x12 chalkboard, letters, ¡photos, drawing, etc., Sturdy drawstring bag (approx. 14”xl6 ).
We would like to thank those who have already donated money & supplies and a special thanks to the Magrath 5th Ward Scouts for making chalkboards & drawstring bags. Supplies can be dropped off at the home or Craig & Terry Clifton, 173 - 1A St. N.E., or call 758-6881 for more information.
The SOUTH COUNTRY JAMBOREE will be holding their regular Jamboree on Sunday, March 25th at 2:00 p.m. at the 702 Wing.
Everyone Welcome. Phone: 327-8477 or 330-4098.
FRUIT PIES for Sale!
Apple, Blueberry, Cherry, Raisin 9 inch pies - 6.00 April 23
Contact: Mary Baker 758-3207 Bernice Coleman 758-3106 Before April 18th
Thanks for your support! MAGRATH SENIORSr .Cards of Thanks
We wish to thank everyone in Magrath for
making us feel so welcome. Honourable mention
to Tom & Cheryl Redd & son, Roger Davies and
Colin Heninger for helping us to move in. Also to
Jim & Dayna Blumel for the cookies. They were
delicious. Also to Cathy Beck for the great bread -
loved it.
With Gratitude to all,
Tim & Shirley Banksy
Nadene Dow Forsyth
1923-2001
Memorial Services were held February 3,
2001, at the L.D.S. Church in McLean, Virginia.
Her wish was to have her ashes return to Canada.
Accordingly, dedicatory interment services will be
held at Eden Brook Memorial Garden, Calgary at
1:00 p.m. March 21, 2001. After the dedication,
friends and family will gather at the home of Elaine
Dow Fleming. For more information call Elaine at
403949-2681.
We specialize in:
• Video slide shows (weddings,
reunions, sports highlights,
the Web (Output format:
VHStape&CD)
• Hi-Res Photo scanning/Repair &
Retouching/Printing (color & B/W),
OCR (text)
• Banners, Posters, Ads, etc.
• Private tutoring
• Computer troubleshooting
• Desktop Publishing
Phone Bonny/Brenda
758-3S44 (evenings]/
leave a message (day)
SENIOR CENTRE NEWS 3
Hostesses for March are:
Shirley Clifton, Betty Clifton, Elizabeth Olsen,
Marietta Wilcox
Supper canceled March 21st due to the trip to
Stage West in Calgary.
Our Monthly Pot Luck will be March 30th
At the Senior Centre - 5:30 p.m.
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Contact Jean or Jack Butlin for rental of the
Seniors Centre. Fee 75.00
Phone 758-3030
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BINGO*BINGO*B1NGO
Bingo is next Thursday, March 29th
at the Seniors Centre
Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
Bingo at 7:00 p.m.
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SENIOR NEWS
Those wishing to attend the dinner/theatre
THE BLUE CASTLE”
in Raymond, Thursday, March 29th
(Cost 25/person for dinner and theatre)
please get your names in to:
LeVaun Thompson - 758-6672
Hazel Rasmussen - 758-3545
Norma Owens - 758-3560
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SOCCER
Zeniths at Provincials SOCCER hfgtstbations
The Zeniths went to Red Deer this past weekend for the Provincial 4A Boys Basketball Championships. Their first game was Friday at noon against No. 7 seed Edmonton Archbishop O’Leary Spartans. The Zeniths were seeded No. 2 going into the playoffs. The Spartans won in an upset of82-79.
Jimmy Balderson led the scoring for the Zeniths with 29 points while Allen Tollestrup had 19 and Darren Bevers 18.
That brought them to play against Taber W.R. Myers Rebels Friday night. The Zeniths defeated the Rebels in the consolation semifinal game 110-100 with Allen Tollestrup leading the way in the scoring with 29 points. Jimmy Balderson had 27 and Matt Harris 20.
On Saturday the Zeniths lost to No. 8 Calgary Lester B. Pearson in the fourth place game 77-69 witn Jimmy Balderson scoring 24 points, Shane Bly 18 and Allen Tollestrup 15._________;_______________,
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Magrath Curling Club News
The Magrath Curling Club held their Annual Mixed Bonspiel, March 14 to March 18 with fourteen teams participating. Results of the bonspiel were:
The Ron Balderson rink of Magrath won over Mike Takaguchi rink to capture the first event sponsored by Sunshine Excavating.
The Bill Plumley rink of Lethbridge won over Bruce Beasleys Magrath rink to win the second event sponsored by Martec Insulations.
The Brian Oliver rink defeated the Travis Peirens rink to capture the third event, sponsored by Southern Agri Services.
Saturday evening, the Magrath Curling Club hosted it’s annual closing banquet, club awards and dance.
The men’s league is sponsored by CSL Ford, Cardston and plagues were presented to Ron Balderson, Greg Henry, Phil Conroy and Bob Mikado, winners of the men’s league.
Winners of the mixed league were Ron Balderson, Lindy Oliver, Ken Leavitt and Amy
U-4 thru U-13 playing in Magrath
(35 per player, 70 per player, of which 55 is paid directly to Lethbridge)
at the Pool Foyer
Thursday March 22 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Saturday March 24 10:00am - 12:00pm
Thursday March 29 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Registration forms for Lethbridge teams also available at:
Karen Chipmans home 758-3675
Con Cole s home 758-6091 _________________
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Magrath Elementary Softball
Registration will start April Is.
Fee 20.00
League will start 1st week of May
Bevers. The league trophies were presented by Brian Oliver of Magrath Paint and Body.
The Devon Jones Memorial Award was presented to Maurice Bevers for his dedication to the Magrath Curling Club for the past year. Life Memberships were presented to August Kaupp and Marvin Hillmer. An Appreciation awarcf was presented to Amy Bevers for coaching the Junior CurlingProgram.
The Magrath Curling Club would like to Thank everyone who sponsored event and league awards, made donations to the curling club throughout the year as well as everyone who helped in anyway to make our curling year a success.
Our closing meeting will be held Tuesday, March 27, 2001 at 7 p.m. at the curling rink. The Annual Wing and String Golf Tournament will be held at the Magrath Golf Course on August 11,2001.Del Bonita 4-H Club News
The Del Bonita 4-H Club has been having a great spring
season. In February we met at the Del Bonita School and
practiced our public speaking and impromptu speeches. Our
Public Speaking night was held on March 12, 2001 at the Del
Bonita School. Flint Vayro won the Junior Division, Janay Carter
and Kaycee Newton won first and second in the Intermediate
Division and for the Seniors, Amanda Newton and Jody Newton
won first and second. They will go on to compete in Cardston at
the District Level. Special thanks to the judges: Mr. & Mrs. Ross
Blackmer, Mr. Ian Aman. Mr. Jeff Heggie, Mrs. Glenda
Lodermeier and Mrs. Sheila Hillmer. Our next meeting will be
held in April and it will be a judging.
All our members calves are growing and doing well. This
report was submitted by Blake Newton, Club Reporter.
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PURSUANT TO THE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
ACT
The Oldman River Intermunicipal Service Agency is in
receipt of a subdivision application in the Town of
Magrath
FILE: 2001-0-037
LOCATION: Intersection of Harker Avenue and 5th Street West
APPLICATION SUMMARY: William Halma, #102 - 459 Mayor
Magrath Drive South, Lethbridge, Alberta T1J 3L8 on behalf of
Arnold & Shirley Godionton. To create two 4.98 acre parcels
from a titled area containing 9.96 acres being Block 7, Plan 3985
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Avenue South, Lethbridge, Alberta, T1J 0P4. Submissions
must be received within 14 days of the date of this publication
and include the file number and your name and address.
Submissions received become part of the subdivision file which
is available to the applicant and will be considered by the
approval authority at a public meeting. Direct further inquiries to
the Oldman River Intermunicipal Service Agency at 329-1344.
MAGRATH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
STUDENT OF THE MONTH AWARDS
FOR MARCH 2001
GRADE 1
MRS. COURT-Justin Hatch, Tasha Grisack
MRS. HATCH - Ashley Karren, Nicholas Noad
GRADE 2
MISS COLEMAN - Malissa Goodsell, Mariah
Blumel, Sasha Struyk, Mathias Tondevold
MR. DeWINTER - Tyler Bennett, Kaylee Gough,
Laycee Ratke, Terry Adamson, Zach Gorham
MR. REDD - Jason Murray, Tyler Hansen, Dallin
Redd, Weston Sabey, Kinzee Chipman, Madison
Hatch, Keeton Sheridan
: GRADE 3
MRS. BOLT - Christian McLaughlin, Lennie
Moorman, Tyson Tondevold
MRS. TOLY - Tyler Bischke, Rachel Jones, Alyssa
Tait, Flint Vayro
GRADE 4
MRS. KARREN - Bonnie Balderson, Sarah
Balderson, Sharlee Bevers, Derek Clifton, Parker
Dahl, Larramie Gaff, Doran Johnson, Morley
Paterson, Laurel Redd, Kelsey Scott, Julie Hatch,
Max Beazer, Josh Bennett, Raymond Bischke,
Kennedy Cook, Taylor Fortner, Amelia Holt, Devin
Millward, Kris Ramberg, Indie Riggin, Katie Smart
MISS NEILSON - Chanse Sabey, Sasha
Schneyder, Tyson Hudson, T.J. Hatch, Janna
Hinman, Jordan Hansen, Jenna Perks, Luc
Rollingson
MRS. VAN MAARION - Leah Bennett, Ryan
Bischke, Daylen Tidmarsh, Spencer Broadhead,
Ayla Carswell, Brielle Davidsen, Mitchell Maxwell,
Dylan Passey, Timothy Robinson, Denny Wells,
Guy Sweetgrass
GRADE 5
MRS. COLEMAN & MRS. COSGROVE -
Karisa Bingley, Robert Clifton, Connor Kenney,
Chase Leavitt, Kendra Misquadis
MRS. DORNER - Jordan Zaugg, Kyle Stringam,
Jimmy Stringam, Corrine Jensen, Bethany Dahl,
Brandon Fortner
GRADE 6
MR. ALSTON - Jason Ragan, Amy Stewart, Scott
Harker, Jasmine Alston, Jeff Ripley, James
Gibbons, Scott Harker
MRS. COPPIETERS - Talia Atwood, Carson Dahl,
Katelyn Dahl, Mark Bennett, Garrett Jackson,
Darien Waterhouse, Jaclyn Low
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School Band & Sports Display
Pictures of »me of our sports teams from the early 1900's. This display h in the upstairs museum room and will be up for the next few months. The museum is open Friday afternoons or you can phone Donna Lybbert 81758-3896 to view it at another time.
Jlugruth United Church
is having a fund raiser. They are selling
> =r£r'"‘ Avon
. df :. L- - Skin-So-Soft Candles in a Can ! 3'/Sx3V2'
“ Cost: 5 of
which goes to the church.
To order you candle call: Betty Twitchen at 758-3240 or
Pinky Coleman at 758-6899
CLASSIFIEDS
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LOOKING FOR RIDE to Rexburg for the Clogging Competition for 1 adult & 2 children. Can leave Thurs., April 5. Call MonicaZaugg. 758-3832.
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LOST - Ford pick-up hub cap near Welling on Saturday night. Call John Bourne - 758-3065.
BUY & SELL
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WANTED - Good used rear tine Roto Tiller. Phone Hardware - 758-3065.
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FOR SALE: Cherry wood Entertainment Centre with 2 bottom drawers & VCR shelf. Top adjustable shelf enclosed with glass doors. Will accommodate up to a 30“ TV. Overall dimensions 36” x 20” x 76”. Excellent condition. 550 o.b.o. Phone 758-3057.
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FOR SALE:
1 - 500 gallon, two compartment fuel tank & stand.
1 - 500 gallon diesel fuel tank & stand. Phone 758-3242 after 6 p.m.
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FOR SALE - Queen size waterbed with baffles, expensive mattress with Book Shelf Headboard. Excellent shape. 75 - Phone 758-6328.
Double Bed with gray headboard with sliding doors. 1.0.0. o.b.o,.. Phone. 758:63.28,................
BUSINESS
’ REMEMBER TO CALL TAI
Heating, Air conditioning, Refrigeration, and Appliance Service, Gas & Electrical Service and Trenching. 752-3866.
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CALL BOYD for any handyman services needed. 758-6829.
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WANTED - Ying’s Restaurant is looking for help during lunch hour. Apply in person between 4:00-5:00 p.m. 758-3198.
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WANTED - Part-time/Full-time Help for Window Fabrication. Apply at Custom Windows & Doors Inc.
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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.
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Jeanies Hair Fashion
136 S. 1 St. W. - four doors south of the Trading Company. 758-3379. Open Tues. - Fri. Professional Hair Care at pleasing prices.CLASSTFTF.DS
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CANADIAN SECURITY SYSTEMS
We sell, install & service alarms, safes, camera systems, deadbolts & key locks. Call Ross Moore at 758-3945- Free estimate.
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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 Waynes Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning 758-6414.
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Will Tutor, grade 1-12 Math or Chemistry. Call Martine Rollingson at 758-3648.
USED VEHICLES
“ FOR SALE - 1980 Chev Malibu
2 door, V8. Needs a starter.
800.°° Call 758-3637.
FOR SALE - as unit or separate.
1999 Ford 250 truck. % ton - super cab, 4 door. Radio, tape deck, CB radio, extension hauling mirrors, ABS brakes, electric doors, windows, etc. 17,940 km.
1998 - 27 ft. Fifth wheel. Custom coach, slide out awning. A/C, microwave, radio, cable, furnace, fridge, stove. Large storage compartments.
Phone 758-6712.
REAL ESTATE
FOR RENT
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House for rent. 4 bedrooms, fridge, stove, & Dishwasher. Close to school. Call 758-3469.
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House for rent. 400. 3 bedrooms, fridge & stove, small semi-detached garage, fruit trees & grapevines on ¥2 acre. Contact Kim or Marilyn Stevens after 6:00 @ 780-962-5361 (collect). To see the house call John Latham @ 758-6060.
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Storage space & Commercial space for rent.
For information call 758-3876.
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2 bedroom apartment. For information call 758-3876.
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2 bedroom, furnished apartment. No pets. Abstainers. Call ly Alston - 758-3322
FOR SALE
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A 1340 sq. foot home near schools for sale.
3 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, main floor family room with fireplace, kitchen has new cupboards. New carpet and ceramic tile upstairs throughout, new furnace, two care garage attached and shop in backyard. Selling price 118,000. Phone 758-3992 - Wolseys.
Address is #50 - 1A Street East.
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Character Home in Magrath. 1300 sq. ft. Fully renovated. Loads of oak throughout main floor.
9 ¥2 ft. ceilings. Large country kitchen with oak cabinets. Finished basement. 25’x24’ heated garage with finished loft. Landscaped lot with mature trees. A must to see. Call collect for Viewing and more details - (403) 227-2611.
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3 bedroom, 3 bathrooms. 1250 sq. ft. on main floor. Treed lot - Fully developed basement. Call 758-6991.
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5 bedroom, 3000 sq. ft. home on 1 acre.
2 bath, 2 family rms (one with wood burning stove), living rm, dining rm, oak in kitchen. A steal at 132,000. Phone 758-6789.
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House for sale - all brand new inside when finished renovations. For complete details See “www.retailcontrols.com/nouse” Asking 49,000 when complete.
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New 1230 sq. ft. home. 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, garage, fridge, stove. No GST.
Phone 758-6835 or 758-34468
MAGRATH NEWS
In Our Community... March 2001
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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Magrath Golf Club Restaurant
Magrath Golf Club Restaurant is now accepting applications for all positions. Please fax a brief resume or letter of interest to Fax # 758-6844 or Phone # 758-6134. Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday9:00-noon.
Alberta Treasury Branch
Alberta Treasury Branch in Magrath is accepting applications for a casual customer service representative. If interested please drop off your resume to Carla Gill or. Jan Scott.
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, Fax 758-6888 or drop off your submissions at the Magrath Trading Company Office.
TOWN OF MAGRATH
2001 POOL STAFF
Applications are being accepted by the Town of Magrath for the following swimming pool staff positions for 2001. Pool Manager, Senior Guards and Junior Guards.
Qualifications:
Manager: 18 years of age or over, Pool Operator Certificate or equivalent, St. John's Ambulance First Aid or Aquatic Emergency Care or equivalent. Aquaquest Water Safety Instruction, Senior Resuscitation, N.L.S., Bronze Cross.
Senior Guards: 18 years of age or over. Bronze Cross, N.L.S., Senior Resuscitation, St. John's Ambulance First Aid or Aquatic Emergency Care or equivalent. Aquaquest Water Safely Instructor.
Junior Guards: 16 years of age or over. Aquatic Emergency Care or St. John's Ambulance First Aid or equivalent. Aquaquest Water Safety Instructor, Senior Resuscitation, N.L.S., Bronze Cross.
Proof of current qualifications and age must accompany all applications to be considered. Closing date for all applications is Monday, April 30, 2001.
Town of Magrath
Box520
Magrath, AB TOK 1 JO
Phone (403) 758-3212Jlagrath trading Company GROCERU SPECIALS “3rmn Our 3amilu Zu 0ran...”
Dairy Delights and frozen favorites!
Dairyland Yogurt - select varieties
750 g
2 for 4.00
Dairyland Cottage Cheese - select varieties
750 g
4.98
Kraft Cheez Whiz or Single Slices - select varieties
1 kg
5.00
Western Family Soft Margarine
454 g tub
.88
Western Family Orange Juice, frozen - select varieti
;s 355 mL
.88
Tampico Chilled Punch - select varieties
4 litre
3.98
McCain Pizza Premiere, frozen - select varieties
665-715 g
5.98
Kellogg’s Com Flakes or Froot Loops
425-750 g
2 for 5.00
Kraft Jam - select varieties
250 mL
2.98
Dempsters New Whole Grains Bread-select
680 g
1.18
Del Monte Fruit Cups - select varieties
4 pack
1.18
Aylmer Cream of Mushroom Soup
284 rnL
4 for 3.99
Money’s Whole or Sliced Mushrooms
284 mL
3 for 3.00
Kraft Pasta Dinners - select varieties
130-200 g
3 for 3.98
Betty Crocker Potatoes - sliced or mashed
141-215 g
3 for 3.99
Catelli Egg Noodles or Specialty Pasta - select
340-375 g
3 for 3.48
Crunch ‘N Munch Popcorn - select varieties
113g
3 for 4,00
Western Family Chip Di