Magrath Store News (April 12, 1984)

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.K* TADPOLES HOCKEY NEWS Magrath Tadpoles played their final games of the season in Cardston on Friday, April 6th. The first game was played against Cardston ending in a 3-3 tie. Scoring for Magrath were Stephen Veale, Scott Johnson and Tylor Harris with a goal apiece, Scott Johnson and Cam Owens each with 1 assit. The second game was played against the bravest of the mothers with the final score - Tadpoles 1, Mothers 0. Tadpoles winning goal was scored by Kinn ft'■ Men's Rugby Pants in a choice of style and colors. Elastic fitted waists. Cotten & polyester. MSG $19.95 to $39.95 20% OFF Rugger Pents Wetherelt. Trophies were presented to each of the Tadpoles, donated by R. Wright Construction, Cy-Way Industries and Garth Veale. Coach Bob Wright was presented with a "thank you" gift from all the players and parents in appreciation of the fine work he did with the t . BEHIND THE NET: Two shady characters by the names of Larry Nelson and Arnold Warnock running the time clock which weemed to work in favor of the Tadpoles every time the mothers had a chance of scoring.......... Arnold "Mean Momma" Harris delighting the Tadpoles with "her" costume...Tadpoles goalie Shawn Herdman laying *a tr ip on Donna Warnock only to find himsel-at the bottom of the heap....goalie Lois Harris doin. ’ a fine job for the mothers even though she wasn't wearing skates...several mothers biting the dust (ice)"...Patti Skretting moaning over sore muscles on Saturday morning (according to husband Allan). Men’s T-Shirts Nar Spring T Shirts for Men. "■Underwear" look with "Hound dog" motif or Powder Hound" motif. Three button throat opening, collarless. PRICED AT MEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS • DEL BONITA 4H NEWS District judging was held at the home of the Ed Newton family on February 4th. The monthly meeting was held Feb. 13th, Magrath Sheep Club were guests. Public Speaking was March 13th with Todd Carter winning first place for Seniors, Ronald Henry winning second. Juniors was won by Street Helgeson and Hale Carter. March’s monthly meeting was held on the 7th. A judging was held at Jorgensen’s on March 31st. The April meeting will be held on the 7th with a district skating party the same day. A wonderful heart-warming audience, Alice Stevenson and the Magrath McGregor Highlanders gave Sheri Davies and Don Moors a standing ovation following their final "Farewell Waltz" during this year's Ceildhe. Jan McCulloch sang a specially written song for the pair following which Alice presented them each with a plaque for "Excellence in Highland Dance". Sheri & Dan have taught for Alice for s number of years. Good luck in your future endeavors. A********************************** •HAVING INSTALLED TOWN WATER IN MY MOBILE HOME PARK - T ’:-v- Stie 2 - 600 gal. fipreglass .tanks, pumps pressure tanks, filters, etc. Also-.1 Garbage compacter. Ph. 758-3572 evenings. ... FOR SALE: Excellent building lot 82^x165’ with or without older home. Fully serviced, sidewalk & pavement. Phone 758-3638. WANTED: Used single shot 12 gauge shot gun. Phone 758—3139. TRIPLE WASCOMAT - now operating at Laundermat to wash comforters, 1984 MAGRATH & DISTRICT FAIR The 1984 Magrath & District Fair is fast approac ing. Any organization or person who would like to donate towards the prize money given at the Fair should do it now. The booklet is in the process of being set up and all donations should be in by Apri. 30^1. -liey can be printed in the booklet. If any or-?.'would like to help with organizing and setting up this yaar’s Fair, they would be more than welcom Contact Darlene Holzworth, 758-6432; Barbara Brand 758-3482; Carol Raasch 758-3750; Iris English 8-375.; MAGRATH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - wishes to inform parent: that Parent/Teacher Interviews will be held all day Wednesday, April 18th. Letters informing parents of times of Interviews will be sent home Friday, April 13th. There will also be approximately 50 pairs of "lost" boots for parents to view and see if they belong to your child. FOR RENT: Suite with fridge and stove. Phone 758­3418. ' blankets, etc. Magrath 11th Annual Ceilidh was held Friday March 30th with over 50 students participating. Minuet dancers representing France, led the dancers. A Scottish Piper, Joe Brewster, and a drummer, Dan Moors, piped the Magrath MacGregor Highlanders. Following the sing­ing of "0 Canada" Jan McCulloch, accompan­ied by Sharon Sam, sang "The Ceilidh" writt­en by Alice Stevenson with music arranged by Alma Davies. The 8,9 and 10 year olds danced the "Highland Fling". First place medals were awarded to Jamie Beres and Leela Zobell. Fourteen tiny dancers then performed "The Magrath Minuet" accompanied by Alma Davies and Lori Braithwait. A chorus, Deanna Moors, Tricia, Trina & Jenny Kerr, sang as they danced. The Senior "Highland Fling" was performed and first place medals were presented to Trina Kerr, Tricia Foote, Rhonda Sillito and Mary Lou Davis. Rachelle Closson and Rochelle Chipman got second place medals and Billy Jo Whitt the most improved student. "Sailors on Parade" gave a demonstration of marching followed by the "Sword Dance". s A new number "The Bramble Bush" was follow­ed by the "Minuet". The teachers then danced "The Sean Triubbas". Jan McCulloch sang "My Ain Folk" and the cousins Sheri and Mary Lou Davies performed "The Gaelic Waltz". Teachers Jennifer Cook, Nicole Deering, Rhonda & Janice Sillito danced "Call O’ the Heather". Following another performance by the Sailors the final number was a "Farewell Waltz" danced by Sheri Davies and Dan Moors with Jan McCulloch singing "Will Ye No Come Back Again" with orig­inal words, to these two retiring dancers. Presentations were made,, the "Lamb Skinnett performed and certificates presented to each dancer. ‘ Truly, a delightful evening. Underwear j Win jer Underwear includ ­ing Canbinations in Ct ten, Thermal, Wool: Mend. Longs in Cotton or Thermal knit. Now is the time to stack up on next winter' requirements. $8.95 to $19.95 Va Price impressive 9.95 REG, STRAWS Dress Straw Hats in grey or beige with handsome band trim. Full size range. Sport Socks Tube Sport Soaks in 3 pair packs. . White with color border trim. AM/FM stereo Arena Walk-A-Congratulations to the Magrath Comm­unity. Our Bake Sale for the Arena Fund was a tremendous success. We doubled our expectations! Your support was and greatly appreciated. EXCITING NEWS! We are adding an radio to the prize list for the Thon. Also Burger King is awarding coupons to all registered walkers. We must have a head count by Saturday, April 14th so please remember to pre-register. Let's get out there and get those pledges and work together to achieve our Community goal. For further information call 758-6471. ATTENTION ALL BAND PARENTS: Thursday, April 19th is our Bake Sale at the College Mall. This Sale is on a much bigger scale than our last one, due mostly to the fact we are required to keep our . tables full from 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. We know this can be one of our biggest fund-raising projects yet, but success will depend upon how generous we can be with our baked goods. You will be contacted by phone for all the details. . Western BOOTS KIDDIES WESTERN BOOTS have just arrived for Spring. Brown with trim. . SIZES: 6 to 1. $19.95 to $24,95 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Mr. and Mrs. Martin (Joyce) Boisve. of Pincher Cr^ek, are the proud parent! a son, Jason Michael, 8’lb. 15 oz. bon Friday, April Sth, 1984 in the Letbbric Regional Hospital’. Equally proud grandparents Irene Ririe of Magrath, Ed & Dorothy Boisvenue of Pincher Creek. are Jim A lovely English girl we have met (21) would like to come . to Magrath to be a ’’nanny”. She will pay her plane fare and would like to live with a family and tend children in ex­change for room, board and about $130.00 a month. Contact Shirley Dahl, 42 Gledhow Wood Grove, Leeds, England. LS8 1N8. >ue of F U;cher 'j EOîi? .i 1 Mr. & Mrs. Don Law are happy to am ounce the arrival of their first grand­child, a son born to Mr. and MrsKGart’ (Ruth) Miller of Kennewick, Wash, on Sunday, April 8th, 1984. Kelly Garth weighed 6 Claude & Bev Coupal of visited with relatives and Magrath during the weekend. lb. 8 oz. Stony Plair -1“ friends in i BASKETS GRASS NOVELTIES EGG DYE EGGS EASTER •EASTER EASTER EASTER EASTER STUFFED TOYS . All your Easter Needs are available. The Magrath & Cards ton Association for the Handicapped is holding it’s annual General Meet­ing Thursday, April 12th (tonight) at 7:30 p.m. in the Provincial Building, Cardston. This is a very important meeting as elections will be held and all members as well as any interested persons are urged to attend. If you require a ride, phon■ Bernice Sillito at 758-3618 or Carol Lowry 8-312C Walking Sets 15th ANNUAL SPRING SING: Sunday, April 29th, 7:3C p.m. Southminster United Church. Featuring: The Anne Campbell Coirs in a 4 Choir Concert with guest artists U of L Conservatory Youth String Quartet, Director - Norbert Boehm. Margaret (Marus) Chillebeck, Edmonton, Soprano. Tickets are available from choir members or at Leisters. Kiddies 2 piece Sets in styles for Boys & Girls. Polyes ter/Ootton. Sizes: 1 to 3X. Two piece Jogging Sets for Kiddies. Pink, Grey, Blue. Sizes: 1 to 3X. Just the thing for Spring wearing. Snug 8 canfortable. $17.95 TO $19.95 Comfortable Fleece Sets Gardening Gloves TAdiAS cotton Gloves for gardening. Tn floral or check patterns. One size fits all. Conf­ortatile on your hands. Plain or rubberized. $1.99 TO $2.95 **************** . Mark Webster, son of Jim Charlotte Webster, has received his Mission Call to the Honduras-Tegucigalpa Mission Field. Farewell Services will be conducted by the Magrath Second Ward m the High School Gym, Sunday, April 15th at 1:10 p.m. FOR RENT: 3 bedroom older home with stove, fridge, drapes. Good location, across from Magrath Clinic. For inform­ation call Calgary 271-3894. Emma Lou Briggs Smith. HOME MADE CHOCOLATES FOR EASTER. Call June Mikado, 758-3268. FOR SALE: Seed Galt and Johnson Barley, Canuck Wheat. 758-3077. Rockport. $3.00. CHINOOK HEALTH UNIT will again be offering Pre­Natal Classes, if enough interested, to start in May. To register please phone 758-3331 Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday from 8:30 to 12 and 1-4:30 by April 20th. On March 27/84 Studio One Dance Academy helc their annual Ballet Exams. Under the direction ot Kim Dockerty, Deanna Morrs rece?.ved a grade of "Commended" for her Grade 2 exam. These grades ar decided by Ballet examiners from the Royal Acaden” of Dancing Ballet in Toronto. DID YOU KNOW? The Library has a Polaroid camera, courtesy of the Polaroid Company, that can be borrowed for one week by anyone holding an Adult Library card. NOTICE OF REGISTRATION DEADLINE FOR TRANSFER OF STUDENTS FOR THE 1984-1985 SHCOOL YEAR. Any non-resident student wishing to transfer to a school in the Cardston School Division or any resident student wishing to transfer from one school to another within the School Division must register with the office of the Cardston School Division No. 2, 445 Main Street, Cardston, by May 15, 1984. This deadline does not apply to those students whose change in residence justif­iably necessitates a change in schools. For further information please phone 653-4991. • «•••■ NOTICE: There will be a meeting of the 2nd Stree. W. Irrigation Association at the Reece Leishman home at 7 p.m. April 26, 1984. MUSIC FACTORY - an evening of. Choral Singing, wi be presented in the Magrath High School Gym, Mor April 16th from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Featured will the Mamatones; Harmonettes; Raymond Youth Group; Singalings; Sunshine; Notables. No admission. Everyone welcome. - Mr. and Mrs. John C. Althea of Twin River will celebrate their 50th Wedding Anniversary on April 14th. You are invited to attend an Open House in their honor at the Dej. Bonita Hall from 6 to 8 p.m. Dancing to follow. No gifts please, ATTENTION SLOW PITCH & FAST PIT3H BALL PLAYERS - Umpires' Clinic to be held Satutday, April 14th & Sunday, April 15th at the Letabridge Labor Club, Room #215. Registration at 8 a.m. Fee $40. Umpires and New Umpires, Coaches, Players welco: to attend. For further information contact 758- 3031. Diane Wocknitz. ST. JOSEPH’S C.W.L. TEA & BAKE SALE Saturday, April 14th, 2 p.m. Magrath Trading Co. Hall. A)OD FRIDAY SERVICE will be held in the Magrath tited Church Friday, April 'h from 7:30 to <:30 p.m. The Interfaith Youtu Group will present The Week Before” and Mary Yvonne Hohm & Company -ill present a Good Friday drama. Everyone is ;nvited to attend. • ••••• ATTENTION: Do to lack of donations and support, the Blu’e Rose Thrift Shop will be closing it's 'oors April 26, 1934. I wish to thank all those .¿ho have donated and supported us in any verything must go cheap. Any questions hone 758-6379 mornings. Students of Inn Knott will present :illed Evening of Dance" Thursday, April , p*m. in the High School Gym, East Door. Spon­sored by the Magrath Dance .Parents. Ev< .; one is .elcome to attend. way. please a "Star-’ 12th at Thorqs for the entire famih Regular style Thongs with the three ply sole. Assorted shades. Sturdy straps on vamp. $2.95 - $3.95 Kiddies Joggers in Blue/blue. Popular Velcro SIZES: closure. 6 to PRICED AT Will babysit week-days in my home. Available 11 summer. Do not mind chancing diapers. Large ¿enced-in back yard. Ph. 758^6369. Cathy Rarick. RJHRMANN’S TRUCKING - formerly with the Flying Dutchman, is now working on his own. For all /our grain hauling needs, etc., please call ¿rnie anytime. Reasonable rates. 758-3785. ■.’ALT BARLEY $3.50; Neepawa Wheat $6.00; Klages Parley $4.50. Don Ripley. Mi. 758-6767. PUBLIC NOTICE: THE CARDSTON CONSTITUENCY OF WESTERN CANADA CONCEPT - ANNUAL MEETING, Magrath Drop In Centre, Thursday, April 26th, 8 p.m. Election of officers, Review of programs. . THE SWEET ADELINES ARE HAVING A CARNIVAL'. Everyone welcome to come and join the fun. Lots of food, games and prizes. Friday, April 13th 5 to 8 p.m, Raymond Cultural Hall. PRICED FOR QUICK SALE: Camper in good condition. Includes hold-downs and jacks. Ph. 758—6750. LEFT AT CEILIDH: Highland shoes size 6 wide. Contact Alice Stevenson. Ph. 758-3190. GARDEN ROTOTILLING (do early because of ’ ’ck of voisture) also Lawn Mowing. Phone 758-C. jx.3. WANTED: Regular size metal Baby Crib with sides that let down. Ph. 758-3566. DEL BONITA GAS BAR NOW OPEN... Hours 9 to 6. p.m. Closed Tuesdays. . • • FOR SALE: 2 budgies complete with large standing cage, bird bath, breeding nest, some feed & vitamins Asking $30. Phone- 758-6341. Vai Kubassek. ATTENTION: Would the person who took my post mall while I was away in Foothills Hospital last summer, r>lease return it. I would appreciate it. Bill Veale. BAND UPDATE: Our Whitewater Fund is starting to move SUNGLASSES J Ifen's & Women’s Sunglasses in a choice of styles. 6Q95 t****5?** REG. $12.00 *********************^** SUi£R_S_QAE. , Soap for your vanity. Complete REG. $2.98...$1,98 ************** • CATERING SERVICE: is now organized . to meet, your catering needs'. Will cater to large & family reunions, adult functions, Course hot meals Hams, Turkey (or also offer a Cold Plate of Turkey & Ham. For full menus, prices, etc. phone Cynthia Harris, 758-6825 or Shirley Edwards, 758-6368. . , A. fprmer Magrath resident,......... .. Malcolm Bridge, sen of the late Orson & Laura Bridge, passed away in Brigham City, Utah. He was 57 years of age. His brother-in-law and sister, Joe & Pauline Critchfield of Raymond, and his aunt Mrs. Julia— dean Bondy, attended the funeral. Creme with pump. small functions.: business meetings,' etc. Our Main are Roast Beef, Chicken). We Mrs. Alice Harker, beloved wife of the late Clyne Harker, passed away Monday, April 9th, 1984. She was 73 years of age. Funeral services will be conduct­ed in the Magrath High.School Audit­orium on Saturday, April 14th at . 2 pirn, with Bishop Ray Stevenson officiating. THANK YOU; Many thanks to our dear fam­ilies and friends and all the hospital staff who helped so much during- our rec­ent bout with the flu. Lon & Ruth Hovey. up. We wish to thank all those people who have helped in any way thus far on any of our fund-raising activities. Fund-raising events coming up are: 1. Mammoth Bake Sale at College Mall April 19th. 2. Pizza - watch for more news. Next general meeting will be April 17th at 7:30 in the Band Room. All Band students going to Whitewater are required to pay half their trip cost by this date ($75.00) EQRI SALE: Bradford Bronco Tent Trailer. $500. Phone 758-6641. FOR RENT: 3 bedroom apartment. Ph. 758~’797. » Moffat appliances! Microwave Oven LITTON MOFFAT "GO ANYWHERE" MICROWAVE OVEN - just right for small appartnent kitchens or the family roam. Weighs only 43 lbs. 8 cu. ft. capacity. Time saver cooking, defrosting. 500 W of - /fOQQ cooking power. Easty-to-clean interior. Variable power control, 2 memory level, delary start and Save 5000 more. Frost-Free Refrigerator Save 7000 MOFFAT 16.2 cu. ft. frost free Fridge. Rooty. Has feezer tilt shelf and juice can dispenser. Two full and 1 splitq cantilever cabinet sheelves, meat keeper, 2 crisp- Q ¿/¿/ ers, butter conditioner, cheese & egg ccnpartments. RANGE EASY CLEAN OVEN Itoffat 30" Range with sleek glass control panel, recessed dials. Digital automatic clock/minute minder, handy appliance outlet, infinite heat | switchgs; easy clean oven with black glass . door. _ ICJ 26” Color Television Stereo System LLOYD'S SOUND CENTRE Ccnplete with AtylMr Stereo Receiver, Cassette Recorder and Clock. 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