Magrath Store News (May 20, 1982)

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 CO. STORENEWS OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 STORE NEWS 758-3065 (Ext.) STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Wednesday .................................................................................... 8 A.M. to 1 P.M. THURSDAY, MAY 20TH, 19 82 .......................................................................... MftCRATH, ftT.RF.RTA HARDWARE DEPARTMENT ******************************* ***************************************** CORRAL SYSTEM reverse. 12’ PORTABLE CORRAL PANELS $1 1 A each ... • * V Jedding Out Plants There is still a good selection of . J 30 Bedding Out Plants, Flowers & Vegetables A ROTARY TILLER Bskt. 5 h.p. ROTARY TILLER B & S engine, 3 step chain and sprocket with forward, neutral and CRdAQR REG. $549.95 MTD REAR TINED ROTARY TILLER 5 h.p. 21" width, 9 position handle, 5 speeds >Ä PRICED AT $102995 WE HAVE A GOOD STOCK OF GAS AND ELECTRIC LAWN MOWERS. FARM GATES WE NOW HAVE "ROUND UP" AND "AMITROL." BY 1 LITRE SIZE. THERE ARE SEVERAL SIZES AND BRANDS OF WEED EATERS NOW IN STOCK. NELSON "WHIZ HEAD" SPRINKLER HEADS - $7.49 DON'T MISS THIS BIG GOLF* BALL BUY. REGULAR 49Í 29« Dog Food "PURINA" FIELD & FARM ..20.kg.$16.95 "WESTERN" Brand ....................20 kg.$15,75 Milk Powder "nursett" milk replacfr for calves, etc. The Best, 25 kg .................................$37.95 Next Best, 25 kg ...............................$29.95 10 kg ...............................$11.95 Sturdy Metal FARM GATES. Good and heavy. io ft........ $134.00 14 ft............. $161.00 12 ft........ $149.00 16 ft............. $174.95 Special Golf Balls as illus PHOTO ALBUMS SOUVENIRS Embroidered Pillow Slips- Photo Albums have 40 pages with individual photo pockets for safe storage of your snapshots. fc.95 REGULAR $8.95 ea .... W-L MODEL : Has unique dual lltering system Make sure your ogizer is work- Gardening Gloves , 1/2 PRICK Gowns SIZES: 1 to 2 Ladies Nightgowns in Cotton Perma--Press Polyester, Nylon Brushed Nylon. 1 TABLE CLEARING KNEE-HIGHS 1 Basket of Knee High hose in assorted styles and colors. Odds 'N Ends. V2 Price! Diaper Set Cute new Diajer for Little Girls in ruffles, lace frills. and Beach Towels $12.95 - $22.95 Thickly napped Terry Beach Towels with Screen print design. Blue, Brown, Orange background colors. REGULAR $11.9 5 COSMETIC BAG.» Cosmetic Bags for home or travel. Assorted styles and sizes. Plain and fitted. PRICED AT $2.50 - $18.05 NOTICE: Anyone wanting a garden spot for use, please phone 758-6448. The marriage of Renee', daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wilde of Edmonton, and Russell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Brayley of Cardston, took place in the Alberta Temple at Cardston on May 13, 1982 with President Wood officiating. Many relatives and friends from Southern Alberta, Edmonton, Toronto, Winnipeg, Vancouver, Calgary and Drum­heller attended the wedding ceremony. Parents of the bride and groom were hosts at a wedding dinner honoring Renee' and Russell the same evening at the "Chateau Isabella" at Beazer. Renee’ is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Norton of Magrath. A former Magrath resident, Mrs. ' Mary B. Pharis of Williams Lake, B.C. was guest of honor at a Morning Brunch Friday, May 14th, zer, Mrs. Melva Joyce Templeton the home of the Guests included when Mrs. Bea Meint- Christensen and Mrs. were hostesses at former in Lethbridge, former associates and friends of Mrs. Pharis of the Spring Coulee & District Birthday Club, the Weaving Club, McKillop United Church U.C.W., the University of Lethbridge Women's Club, the Ladies Aid, and friends from Magrath and district. Mrs. Pharis accompanied her daughter Gwen Ringwood to Lethbridge for a very special occasion at the University of Lethbridge Graduation Ceremonies Saturday when Mrs. Ring­wood received an Honorary Law Degree. Of interest is the fact that Mrs. Pharis has the distinction of being the oldest graduate from the Univer­sity of 1970 at Lethbridge, graduating in the age of 80 years. Mary B. Pharis wishes to her thanks and appreciation Mrs . exp re s s to all the ladies who attended the Friday Morning Brunch in her honor and made it such a happy occasion for her. Special thanks to the hostesses for their thoughtfulness. S T .__JO_S_E_PH__’S_ __C__.W_ _._L_. __R__E_M__INDERS 1. C.W.L. memberships 1982-83 are now due. Contact Luellen Lee at 758-3637 after 6 p.m. 2. Graduation Mass for 1982 Magrath High School Grads at St. Joseph's Church on Sunday, May 23rd. 3. Joint C.W.L. Clsing Social at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 2nd at Sacred Heart Church, Raymond. 4. Catechism texbooks are to be turned in to Irene Gruninger. FARM HELP WANTED: 2 young me 16 yrs. and over to do farm and ranch work. Applicants preferably have driver licenses and need to be able to work July & August and possibly sooner. Contact John Balderson, Phone 758-6392. THE MAGRATH TRADING CO. LTD. WILL REMAIN CLOSED MONDAY, MAY 24th, VICTORIA DAY . May 5th, 1982 with The Men’s Dress Shirts Men’s Dress Shirts in assorted colors and •patterns. Mostly large sizes. $22 to $24 Funeral Services for the late Margaret Hindley were held in the Magrath LDS Chapel Wednesday, Bishop Tom Karren officiating, family prayer was offered by Gilbert Sheridan. The memorial register was attended by Nada Pilling. Pre­lude and postlude music was rend­ered by Nyal and Freda Fletcher in violin-organ duets. The opening hymn was "I Need Thee Every Hour" by the Male Quartet of Byng Beazer, Cal Alston, L.B. Tanner and Howard Fletcher accompanied by Charlotte Fletcher. Wesley Balderson offered the invocation. A cello-organ duet "Sweet Hour of Prayer" was render­ed by Marjorie Balderson and Maude Ririe. The biography of the late Margaret Hindley was given by son-in-law David A Ladies’ Quartet - Charlotte Marie Stevenson, Gean Wheeler Carol Dainard sang "As I Have You" accompanied by Carol Lowry, Speaker for the service was Bishop Bob West. L. B. Tanner sang as a solo "At Peace" accompanied by Charlotte Fletcher. Closing remarks were given by Bishop Tom Karren with Cliff Miller offering the benediction. Pallbearers were Chad Kenneth Holmes, Shelton Ririe, Jim Ririe, Watson Ririe, Leonard Bondy and Al McArthur. Inter­ment took place in the Magrath Cem­etery with Clyde Spencer giving the graveside prayer. Holmes. Fletcher, and' Loved CLBARANCBI Men’s Assorted Dress Slacks 1 PACK OF DRESS PANTS in Polyester/Cotton, Wool Blends. Assorted styles and shades. REG. $29.95 - $35.00 CLEARING Bathrobe/ MEN’S VELOUR BATHROBES, HANDSOMELY STYLED IN POPULAR SHADES OF GOLD & NAVY, BURGANDY & NAVY. HORSES vs LAWNS Anyone owning a horse realizes how much love, time and money goes into Keeping this animal well watered fed and in general taking care of, to keep it in good condition. No horse owner at anytime would permit wilful abuse of his or her animal, I am sure. People owning beautiful boulevards and lawns are comparable - so let's use some horse SENSE here. Please - children, teenagers, and yes, adults - do not ride your animals on the boulevard or lawn a person is trying so hard to keep beautiful. There is also a lot of love, time and money and care go into these lawns; whether they are home lawns and boulevards or town park lawns And boulevards. There should be more training given to a child or teenager,’ than just how to mount a horse. Some of that training should be - where a horse can be ridden; as one horse on a damp or wet lawn will do a terrific amount of damage. Ask your kids if they are riding on lawns, ask yourself - did I ride on a boulevard today? Come on horse riders, have a heart - please stay o'ff the lawns and boulevards. Alice' Stevenson. REGULAR $89.95 ////////// 7995 Ties New Ties just in time for Father's Day. Assorted patterns and plains. $8.59 TO $10.00 Men’s Travel Cases Men's Leather Travel Cases by Pitt Leather. Assorted styles in plain or fitted models. Black,'Tan, , Brown. $8.50 to $28.50 *************** FOR SALE: Large Dog Kennel. For further information call Keith Sabey, 758-3430 FOR SALE: 12 Base Starter Accordian. Phone 758-3796 ' ATTENTION: Stray Bullet Poetry Group will meet on Tuesday, May 25th at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Elaine Isaacson. Any interested writers welcome. Call Irene at 758-3135 FOR SALE: 8’ overhead Camper, fridge, stove and furnace. Call 758-3041 after 6 p.m. FOR SALE: 1 used apartment size Enterprise Gas Range. Hardware Dept. for further information. SPORTY SHORTS Knickers SURE TO Lingerie NEW NUMBERS HAVE ADDED TO THE DRE RACK. DON’T MIS THESE BIG SAVING Super Swings! Ladies’ Dresses Infants’ and Children’s Wert swimwear \ Our Swimwear is now on "*■ display. One and two piece styles by Christina and Rosemarie Reid. j ‘Wheat , Boys’ Short-Sleeve Fashion T-Shirts 1 RACK OF BOYS ASSORTED T- SHIRTS IN A VARIETY OF STYLES, COLORS AND SIZES. * $4.95 - $5.95 % PRICg Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ririe of Las Vegas, Nevada are the proud parents of a baby daughter, Jodi, born May " Wed . 12th, 1982. Equally proud grandparents and Mrs. Wm. Hansen of Las Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Ririe Mr. and Magra th. are Vegas o f training Sweatshirt, Men’s Grey Heather Jogging Jackets in Pullover or Zipper front styling. REGULAR $24.95 Mr. and Mrs. Hans Kulcsar ially invite their friends and neighbours to attend the Wedding Reception of their son Frank and Diane at their home Sunday, May 23rd between 3 and 5 p.m. The marriage took place May 2nd in Lubbock, Texas. cord- BEAUTY SEMINAR FOR WOMEN 10 a . m . S c oo1. Consu11 ant sions of Womanhood, b onus face design Summer Headwear Straw Hats in Work or Western styles. A good selection to choose from. $1.95 to $11.95 May 29th, to 1 p.m.’, Raymond Catholic Carol Ladle, Professional , will speak on 7 demen- Also extra set of skin care products , personal color analysis. For tickets call Sharlene Salmon, 752-4475 by May 22nd. PUBLIC NOTICE: Dr. Ruth Gorman, Lawyer and analyst of political programs from Calgary and Red Beck­man, T.V. program producer and anal­yst of political programs from USA will be speaking on the above sub­jects Wed. May 26th at 7:30 at the L.C.I. (Lethbridge High School). Spnsored by Western Canada Con­cept, Lethbridge East. Garden Gloves Men’s White Canvas Garden Gloves. Ribbed cuff. SALE: Registered Neepawa Spring $5.00 per bu. Elrose Barley, grown from Foundation Seed, $3.00 per bu. Harmon Seed Oats, cleaned $3.00, uncleaned $2.50 per bu. Phone 758-6557 or 758-3164. Neal Miller. ONLY DIABETES SEMINAR, May 25th, 7:30 p.m. St..Michae1's Nurses Residence, Lethbridge. Stephen Beriault, a diabetic himself since 11 months of age, will be representing the Cannaught Laboratories. He will be speak­ing on Diabetes: Past and Present, Causes & Cures. For more information contact the Lethbridge & District Branch of the Canad­ian Diab.etes Association, 327-4114. NEED SOME TYPING DONE? A qualified typist is here to assist you in all your typing needs ... essays , term papers, histories, Geneology, etc. Call Sherri at 758-3112 anytime. Reasonable rates. MAGRATH ROPING CLUB MEMBERSHIP DUES - will be accepted until June 1, 1982 after which there will be a late penalty membership fee. Please contact Craig Godionton, 758­3188 or Neal Miller, 758-6557. FOR SALE: 20 squares of cedar shakes. Also 1979 Diplomat Trailer, 21’. Phone 758-6551 . TRI-WARD HOME SHOW, tonight, Thursday, May 20th, 7 p.m. "A fun variety of homes to see. Meet at the Church and we’ll go from there. All welcome. > FRiSH CHJCKRN Side Bacon 500 G PKG Cold Meats OLYMPIC 175 G I I Roasts BONELESS SHOULDER BEEF ................. 2” Pork Sausage SWIFTS ,,,, isoaooiooisi ******* ************************************ An enjoyable time was had by the family o.f Nyal and Freda Fletcher when they met Friday and Saturday, May 14 and 15/'82 for a family re­union. All 29 members were present. Friday dinner was enjoyed and the group went to St. Mary’s Dam boating and visiting. Saturday morning a P1ogram was held at 10 ; 3 0 with songs about "Families Can Be Forever". Nyal and Freda and their four child­ren told of family and personal ex­periences shared in their home before the marriage of the children. Sheilds of Raymond took tures. A delicious ed on the patio and games and visit­ing was enjoyed the remainder of the day . In attendance were Nyal & Freda, and children Glen & Charlotte Fletcher Kari-, David & Karen of Magrath; Allen, Elaine Fletcher, Taron, Marina, Jilan, Dana, Tylan, Sunie & Alauna of Calgary; Nyalene & Craig Morrison, Steven, Bryan, Kristy & Snohomish, Wash.; Janet Kara, Tammy, Mandy, Justin & Caylee of Lethbridge. . Tom f ami ly p ic - dinner was serv- ......................................................LB I69 **************************** Mr. and Mrs. Rick Hillmer are the proud parents of a daughter born Tues­day, May 19th, 1982 in the Magrath Municipal Hospital. Equally proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wocknitz and Mr. and Mrs. Bart Hillmer all of Magrath. LOST (approx. 2 weeks ago) Beige tw«’- ’ hand knit Sweater in School yaiu. rx..u-er please phone 753-3464 and ask for Geraldine or phone collect 752-4045, o“ leave at the Magrath Trading Co. Store News Office. Reward for return. OPENING MIXED GOLF SOCIAL will be held at the Magrath Golf Course Wednesday, May 26th beginning at 4 p.m. Two ball foursome with a delicious supper follow ing . The Magrath U.C.W. will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday, June 7th in the Magrath United Church. Business meeting at 7:30 p.m. At 8 .m, Mr. Ross White of McKillop United The will be special guests is extended to all women. NOTICE : Angela from P & Vern Jubberfhurch will be guest speaker. Cardston U.C.W. and an invitation other interested Mrs. Cinuy Bourne has recently grad­uated from Brigham Young University in Computer-Aided Design. Cindy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Rice. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gurney are the happy parents of a son, Waldon Wayne, born Tuesday, May 19th, 1982 in the Magrath Municipal hospital. Pleased grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Keith Krozier of Powell River, B.C. and Mr. and Mrs. Waldon Gurney ot Magrath. ,, An optimist is someone who tells you to cheer up when things are ‘going his way. RUSTLES OF SPRING Spring has come. In our back hall The comer holds a bat and ball. A skipping rope hangs from the door Where skates were hung a month before; And side by side, upon the stair, Are muddy shoes discarded there. Spring has come. The willow tree Has soft grey fur buds bursting free. The hollyhocks have just begun Leaves reaching to the warming sun. The verdant signs spring’s advent tell, ' But our back hall speaks just as well, — Margaret Blanchard REMINDER: The Magrath Trading Co. Ltd will be closed Monday, May 24th, for the Victoria Day holiday. Lettuce Lemon$ S U N K I S T 84968