Magrath Store News (June 2, 1983)

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.ÌVIAGRATH TRADING CO. STORE NEWS OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 UPSTAIRS & STORE NEWS 758-6477 „ STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday ...................................................................................... 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. THURSDAY, JUNE 2nd, 1983 .................................................... MAGRATH, ALBERTA, ************************************************************************* LADIES READY-TO-WEAR ************************************************************************* SWIMWEAR Smart new Summer Swim Fashions in a nice array of styles and colors. Tiny Girls 2-3X, 4 to 6X, Junior Girls, Misses and Ladies sizes. Get your while the supply is good. Summer Fashions! Ladies’ Handbags You will, find a good select­ion of Kiddies, Misses and Ladies Thongs in an assort­ment of styles and colors. We have a nice selection of Tops and Shorts as well as Sportswear Fashions -for Summer ’83. A group of Ladies Purses and Handbags m CLEARING AT ' New thongs for summer New Wonderbra Fashion #1600. Natural support on fashionable lines. A cross­over creation highlighted with floral applique. Seamless cups. SUPER VALUE! OUR SALES RACKS HAVE BEEN FILLED AGAIN. RACK OF DRESSES ME Dresses, Slacks & *|w Sweaters. BLOUSES, etc. 1/ - . SUITS & PANTS 72 Price TABLECLOTHS Following the Processional, was 1 BASKET OF PLASTIC AND FLANNEL BACKED VINYL TABLECLOTHS IN ASSORTED PATTERNS AND ' REG. $3.95 - $8.95 ... /<? rFICS IRONING BOARD COVERS AND PADS sung accompanied by at the piano and led by Invocation was offered Student president Eden address of welcome. • • • j at the > solo "Silver - A.P. Wyman, by Denise Norton; and clarinet duet by Kelly and Anne Malmberg; a vocal due: and Heather Rasmussen on the given speaker Thomas A. address to Heavy duty Cotton Ironing Board Cover and pad. Colorfast, wrinkle free. Fits all standard size ironing ‘Poly’ Foam Huge 1# bags of _ Foam Chips for all your handicraft and regular needs. boards. If bags STUFFING "Everloft" Pc Stuffing. 1 1 Fruit of the Loom" heavy nickle plated Scissors. Scissors The annual Graduation exercises ox Magrath High School was held in the School Gymnasium Friday evening, May 27, 1983. ' " 4 "0 Canada" Carol Malmberg George Taylor, by Mark Ratke. Engen gave the Special musical renditions .ceremony included a piano £--- Waves" ‘ ~ a flute Bogdan by Terryl Reeder accompanied by Devon Rasmussen gui tar . The Valedictory address was by Michael Gruninger. J Ted Haynes introduced guest Karren who gave the the graduates. , Principal Grant Wheeler presentee the following graduates who were awarded diplomas by School Board representative Michael Barnett: Donna Jean Beazer, Ronald Scott Beck, James Reed Blumel, Susan Kelly Bogdan, Dana Renee Bullock, Tim Daron Bullock, Carroll Irene Clifton, John Joe Cook, Robert Byrne Cook, Shauna LaDonna Cowie, Julie Marie Dainard, James Alan Dudley, Keith Charles Duff, Eden Robin Engen, Kari Ann Fletcher, Darwin Scott Foster, Michael John Gruninger, Tanis Nadine Harris, Clinton Duane Hillmer, Norma Joan Karren, Barbara Faye Loucks, Anne Marie Malmberg, Frank Lynn Navratil, Julia Niznikow ski, Denise Gail Norton, Heather Leone Rasmussen, Kent Leron Rasmus^ Mark James Ratke, Terryl Danette Reeder, Robert Scott Ririe Pamela Jean Robinson, Karen Elizabeth Sill. . Stanley Owen Stringam, Richard Mil.oa Taylor, Carla Joann Veale, Brian Thomas’Wilde, Carolyn Wilde, Adrean Robert Wolvers. Following the presentation graduates under sang by of the ■ r the Graduates Chorus, the direction of Carol Malmbert "I Can See It All" accompanied Barbara Bennett and "The Rose" accompanied by Lori Law. Stan Stringam offered the ben­ediction. Saturday evening the Graduates Ball took place in the beautifully decorated Gymnasium. Sincere congratulations to the thirty eight students who received their diplomas. ********************************** Anyone interested in joining a Swim Class, call Lynne Tanner, 758-310. - Anyone needing lawns mowed call Terri Anne, 758-3107. KINDERGARTEN MEETING - £” ^33-84 Kind-ernarten - Thursday, June 9th, 7.3 P- • Elementary School Library. All parents please attend. LOST OR LOANED - my father-in-law's Post Maul. Anyone knowing it s ^e^^out please call Greg Strong, 758-3166. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Christensen of Salt Lake City, Utah and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Card of Portland, Oregon have been visiting their father, Mrs. Elden Christensen, helping him celebrate his 89th birthday. Mrs. Nadine Kenny of Victoria has been visiting her mother, Mr Doris Larson. 20% Men's Corduroy Jeans in Brown or Grey. Well tailored, fashionably styled. REGULAR $29.95 REG. $39.95 - $45.00 20% Ot! Dress Panto Men's Dress Pants styled by Days. Assorted polyesters in a nice selection of shades. Cord Jeans Wien’s Sportshirts Spring & Summer Sport Shirts in short sleeve styles, polyester/eottons and knits. Assorted shades. . SAVE WE APOLOGIZE - x not c'mpleti^ a" portion r the D .a-i Recipe in the 'core New-, lw-- >f the Gran- .a = 1 pro'.ien 1 starchv .ood choice, 1% fata & °^-Ls „its & vegetables chcice. 24 g 7 g proti(Sits , 1— g- - — - ■ 2. J-l "Food Ex-hang Granola 1/3 cup o choice, - choice and 1 f” bohydrate, calories. . . Further Correction: regardin', tn? Granola recipe - remember that aoney, like sugar or other concentrated sweets are to be AVOIDED on the diabetic diet unless it has been especially calculated in recipes. In the Canadian Diabetic Cookbook such recipes state how each serving per recipe is to be counted on the diet. Cookbook available from the Lethbridge Diabetes Association, $12.95. Doris Gruninger, Dietitian. FOR SALE: Canon CX-1BX-3 Desk top Computer for farm, business, home. Priced below retail value. Printer included. 758-6358. MUST SELL: Williams piano. Excellent condition. THANK YOU: My sincere thanks to relatives and friends for visits, flowers, gifts and cards I received during my recent , hospital stay. Your thoughtfulness will long be remembered. Doris Larson. THANK YOU: The families of Larry Murray and Greg Davies are most appreciative of the many acts of kindness sown them during the farewell of their sons. Thank you to those who brought food, attended the open house and did so many things to make this day most memorable. $2300. Will deliver. 329-8809 Farewell services honoring a young missionary, Noel Barney, son of June Cleaveland, were conducted in the Magrath 1st J ard Sunday afternoon, May 22nd. The opening prayer was given by Jamie Ander­son. Soeakers were June Cleaveland, Gael-* ynd Pilling, Noel Barney and David Lowry< Musical number "In The Hollow of Thy Hand" sung by Kelly Bogdan, Shawna Cowie( Heather Rasmussen, accompanied by Karen Sillito. Noel left May 30th for the Missionary Language Training Center in Provo, Utah where he will be for two months prior to leaving for the Argen— GOLF SHOES Men’s Golf Shoes in a two tone brown leather, f o am soles. 8,9,9*5,11. REGULAR $59.95 ***************** The regular meeting of the Hosp­ital Auxiliary will be held Thurs. June 2nd (today) at 2 p.m. in the hospital. There will be a report on the Florence Nightingale Tea. Joan Takacs will tell about the services offered by the Health Unit. LOST - May 18th Childs Tap & Ballet Shes, size Il's, in bag near Skat­ing rink area. Finder please call Tndrea Harker (Kathleen) 758-3061 tina Mission. THANK YOU: I would like to thank every­one who attended my Missionary Farewell and Open House; for the many acts of kindness shown me and my family that day Noel Barney, ANNUAL MEETING - of the Del Bonita Historical Society will be held Monday, June 6th, 1983 at 8 p.m. in the Del Bonita School. Everyone interested, please at tend. MAGRATH JR. & SR. HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL FASHION SHOW will be held Thurs. June 9th at 7:30 p.m. in the Band Room. Everyone welcome. WANTED: Someone to do alterations, hems and waistlines. 758-3685. FOR SALE: Holiday trailer. $1,000. 16' self contained. Ph. Bill at 758-6213, edding Out Plants We still have a few Bedding Out Plants including Peppers, Celery, Early & Late Cabbage, Cauliflower, Brussel Sprouts, Petunias, Verbena, Asters, Snaps,^Stocks, Aly sum, Ageratum, etc. ””” Seed Potatoes CERTIFIED SEED POTATOES - Netted SEE OUR DISPLAY & GARDEN & LAWN OF WATERING NEEDS. 5# and more PER BASKET .. Gems, Pontiacs s3 per bag ... LawnSeed'Mk Good Lawn Seed Mix for your Lawn Planting. lb. 2.75 Onion Sets We still have some Onion Sets left. Tomato Baskets Wire Tomato Baskets for keeping those plants up and off the ground. 23S l*WH MOWERS We have several gasoline model Lawn Mowers - regular nd those with grass catchers. PRICES BEGIN AT ******************************** 1 only USED ELECTRIC RANGE. See Johnny in the Hardware Dept ******************************** LAWN SEED - for back yards, etc. we have a cheaper grass - straight creeping Red Fescue. $1.35 lb. A* ***************************** * The Magrath 4H Sheep Club selected heir lambs on May 20th. Club Members •-.'ere excited about getting started on Iheir projects. Members have the option jf entering the Ewe Lamb Class or the Fat Camb Class. Most will be involved in both. Our Show & Sale will be August 13th .n conjunction with the Macleod Ram & ?ieep Sale. Mr. and Mrs. Craig Morrison of Snow-oinish, Wash, are receiving congratulation n the birth of a daughter, Wednesday, May i, 1983. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. al Fletcher of Magrath. Mrs. Ruth Sahm of Puyallup. Washington . visiting her mother Mrs. Emma Coleman. BLACK & DECKER WHIPPER SNIPPER Grass Trimmer FOR EASY GRASS TRIMMING ELECTRIC MODELS «fl 095 Prices begin j. at BLACK & DECKER Weed Eater, gasoline model.. WEED EATER BRAND gasoline model A98 Priced at . ...faVV 179” ¥2 PRICE SALE SYSTEMIC ROSE & FLOWER CARE - feeds plants, kills insects, prevents weeds. TEXAS INSTRUMENT BOOK - on Calculators. Reg. $4.95 ea. GunniId Andersen is happy to announce the arrivalTof a^new granddaughter "Millie" born to Mr. and Mrs. Karl Ruzicka (Lise­Lotte) of Tempe, Arizona on : May 26, 1983. FOUND: Girl Guide Scarf. Claim at News Office. LADIES’ SUMMER TOPS REG $11.95 Attractively Car Robes in Rust/Brown. Ladies "Jantzen" Tops polyester & cotton Sleeveless, collar style, 3 button open­ing. White, Beige, Gold Blue CAR BLANKETS designed Red/Black, Towels Luxurious Velour in Blue or Burgandy Thick-Terry in Yellow or- Beige and floral. REG. $7.95 *ß« REG Multi-color woven Scatter rugs, beautifully. scatter mâts Wash 19” Regular size Waterfowl & feather filled. Queen size dacron filled. Assorted ticking. 11th *********************** 4 FAMILY GARAGE SALE: Saturday Magrath Trading Co. Hall. 10-3 p.m. „nothing, Household effects, toys. Ph. 758-6860, or 758-3230. FOR SALE: 2% ton outdoor condensing Air conditioner unit, new. Also Boy’s Bike, needs work. Ph. 758-3217. Magrath student , of Studio One Dance Academy ar- receiying ..cons gratulations on achievements in Ballet Exams u .der direction of Liz Wells. T’.ey are: Wendy Dahl in Primary B.llet; Michelle Leavitt and Deanna Loors in Grade one friends of Dance of Ann Thurs. DANCE LOVERS, relatives & are invited to an Evening with the Magrath students Knott, Tap, Ballet, Jazz, June 9, 7:30 p.m. High School Gym. Use East entrance. Sponsored by dance parents. Capapble, ambitious youg man available for summer yard work. If you need someone dependable to keep your yard looking great, call Steven at 758-3424. JUNE MEETING Tues. June e Burgers, Mass at 'C.W.L. 7th at Mari 7:30 p.m. MAGRATH U.C 6th, United ,7.30 p.m. ,W. Monday Church , June Hall, 2 storey, large custom solid iling. Ideal HOUSE FOR SALE: Large lot. New kitchen with oak cabinets, cedar ce _ family home. Call 758-6219. PROFESSIONAL PAINTING & DECORATING All painting, wood finishing, wall coverings. Grant work undertaken. Local references. Dave Wood, 8-6219 the United Church Auction June 11th, 4:30 p.m. for the sale gratefully Call Syl Rarick, 8-3152, 8-3693 for pick up. (Photo Album;-' in the Dry Goods Dept, an evening. A any occasion. Regist £ REMEMBER - Sale, Sat. % Donations ¡accepted . Bob Moors, PADDED "MEMORY BOOKS" see samples Come make one in lovely gift on by calling 758-6473. MAKE YOUR OWN SWIM SUIT. First class starts June 7th, 2nd class June 14 ¡th 7 p.m. Home Ec. Room, High School. Register by calling 758-6473. Sunday, June 12, 1983, 2 to 5 p.m. We’re having a party, come one . & all To Magrath United Church Hall, Birthday is on this date; Annivers­ary is a few months late. We would really like you to help us celebrate Seventieth birthday of Olive Train and belated 50th Wedding Anniversary for Scotty and Olive Train. request your do not bring Family presence;.b.ut please presents. The Train Family. PARISHIONERS: Sunday, 9 a.m. Mass, six child­making their First Holy They are: Brent Tricsli, Stefanie Groenhof ST, JOSEPH’S June 12th at ren will be Communion. Paul Gruninger, sterame Daniela Benedetti, Jennifer Barnett, Dionne Kinch. Please bring -your cameras as this happens once in a lifetime and pictures are something for everyone to cherish. WANTED: 10 24x30" Patio blocks. Phone 758-3025 . REG . $8.00 Thr.ee young Magrath fir1'- .¿xe honored last week at a Kiwanis ban quet held at the Ei Rancho Convent­ion Center. Shandy Card received the '•era Sinclair Memorial Award in E ironic Organ classes for $7a. She r student of Kathy Weing who was honored with a $100 scholarship from the Lethbridge Academy of v-:sic in accordian. Kathy also .¡as been chosen to represent Lethbridge at the Provincial, competition in Medicine Hat. Leanne Davies received the Margaret Laugg Memorial crop ay Dramatic Poetry classes. meaning because oral years age honor of her late mu/cle shirts Men's cotton/polyester knit Muscle Shirts in black with white trim, blue with white trim. 50% cotton, 50% polyester. Nice and cool for all summer wearing and your sports. for and Biblical Solo This trophy has special it was donated sev-by Dawn Davies in speech teacher. _ _ i: ' . Redatured are ing Choir and each grade ** and $1. "Orville ", J une the Sing- 12 3 had many our •------------ you have one to lend us please would be most grate­S cho o1. BEARD GROWERS: con test June and ending the We or.ee school Christmas required for I - care , we Phone Elementary POSSIBLE i Beard growing 8th of . A $4 entrance fee will be^ are to be paid on June 8th in front of the Drop bants must be clean­DON’T MISS THE OPERETTA $•Wilbur Really Were Wright 15th & 16th. al: _ glass. Tickets: $2 COSTUMES REQUIRED: angel costumes Eor pageants. Four are upcoming production, at home you woula contact the school f u 1. ATTENTION ALL There will'be beginning the 23rd of July, charged. Fees between 6-7:30 p.m. Centre and contest they pay their fees. a mustache, you are not to enter the contest. $1.95 - Handsomely styled "Pierre Cardin 100% polyester knit pyjamas, neck pullover top. Blue or Maroon with grey trim. REGULAR $39.95 New Arrivals in Men's So cks. Nylon, Banion and Wool blends. Assorted shades and styles. $3.B5 in i.---------- shaven at the time However if you have required to shave it oft There will be 5 age categories: Teen age, 20-23, 24-30, 31-59 and Seniors. In each age category, cash prizes will be awarded for the weakest, scruffiest and beard. There will also be a Father & S n Class. If entering this class, on y Father and no more than two sons pay $7. The sons must be the sons of the father, in-laws not allowed. However, if you w — h to compete in the other categories, you must pay the regular $4 fee and you w.ll not have' to pay the $7 to ent er . d_ &e d So?no r cathteeg8oBreys.t AO vfienraalxl p3r-irzde wFi.o r mo- re information contact Mark Harker, 758 3.66 or Lance Harker, 758-6477. $49 5 - $89 BRACES f Men's Handker­chiefs in White or polka dot pattern. Men's Braces in clip—on or button-on styles. Plains or stripes in a good assortment of shades. HANDKERCHIEFS HEALTH.UNIT SUMMER HOURS: 8 » * P-m- Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. 758-3331- q-FAMILY GARAGE SALE: Magrath Trading Co. Hall, T /.m, Pam -3 p.m. Something tor oat. uune Alston will be taking orders for hevL Sa.ples available. ... -n <«»- »»-«»*• ATTENTION: All people In Magrath S Dis«“1 4gricultural Society - there will be . organizational meeting Wed. June 8th in th Sgrath Town Hall at 7:30 p.m. All old members and people interested in becoming members are welcome to attend. c PRICED FROM UP ********************** FOUND - near School, Wrist Watch & Hair Brush. Also Man's Magrath High School rink 1978. 758—3679. PLOUGHING & DISCING GARDENS Call Derrick, 758-3572. Spare Ribs meaty 175 6 ^ork Sausage I49 CAMPFIRE 500 G 129 iound Steak Ws BONELESS SHOULDER > *************************************************************************** Mrs. Blance Merkley, beloved wife of Clifford Merkley, passed away in Lethbridge Saturday, May 28th, 1983 the age of 82 years. Born in Magrath May 13th, 1902 she attended Calgary Normal School then returned to Magrath to teach. She married J. L. Anderson and they farmed in the Magrath district. Following the death of her husband she moved to Mag­rath. In 1946 she married Clifford Merkley. She was active in Church and ivic affairs and was an excellent home-make r. Besides her husband Clifford, she is survived by one son A. Jay Anderson 'Phyllis) of Edmonton; one daughter <rs . Dorothy (Steve) Gruninger of Mag-rath; seven grandchildren, five great grandchildren; four sisters Edith 01m-tead and Myrtle Bacon of Lethbridge, . vilda Heggie of Raymond, Muriel Sabey jf Ladysmith, B.C.; three brothers Leo (Stella) Cook and Wallace Cook of Magrath, Mike (Hazel) Cook of Orem, Utah. Funeral services were held this Wednesday afternoon, June 1st in the Magrath L.D.S. Chapel with Bishop Tom Karren officiating. Interment took place in the Magrath Cemetery. ************** The Upper Elementary School Track & Field was held Thursday, " ‘ ' Overall winners Suzanne Wright, Kim Rowe, Harker. 9 yr. Boys: rel Many Gray Horses, 10 yr. String. 10 Yr. Dwayne Ogden, 11 yr. Cook & Relays by all TENDERIZED . at MAGRATH...TRACK MEET Lower Elementary School Track Meet was held Thursday, May 26th. First, second and third place winners were: Grade 1: 50 yd. Dash Boys - Ty Gupton, Kenny Wright, Duston Miller. Girls - Nadine Davies, Heidi Warnock, Allison Gibb. Gr. 2: Danny Balderson, Bartley Harris, George Thomson. Wendy Dahl, Kendall Dudley, Sarah Maw. Gr. 3: Dirk Salmon, Chad Miller, Trevor Hunter. Wendy Dahl, Shea Toly, Deanna Ogden. 100 Yd. Dash - Gr. 1 Ty Gupton, Dustin Miller, Ryan Marsden. Nadine Davies, Heidi Warnock Balderson ton. Maw. John Shea Marsden Davies 2: May 27th. were: 9 yr. Girls - Brittany Jamie Beres, Dar­Todd Bolokoski. Girls: Laura Jane Wright, Gina am & Trina Kerr, Julie Jenson. Boys: Clint Heath, Jesse Salmon, Bennett. 11 Yr. Girls: Kari Jill Hepburn, Stacey Harker. Boys: Danny Anderson, Ron Andy Gruninger, Ricky Beres. , 3-legged races were enjoyed ... _____The Endurance Race at the and of the day was won by Danny And­erson; Ron Cook; David Kearl. Gr . , Tanya Lang. Gr. 2: Danny , Bartley Harris, Jamie Godl--’ Wendy Dahl, Kendall Dudley, Sara1 Gr. 3: Chad Miller, Tevor Hunter, Maw. Wendy Balderson, Deanna Ogc; Toly. Endurance Run: Gr. 1 - Rya , Ty Gupton, Ben Heath. Nadine , Carrie Godionton, Kelly Crow. Gr. 2: Bartley Harris, Robert Brandt, Dustin Harker. Rachel Christenson, Sarah Maw, Vinessa Reggie. Gr. 3: John Maw, Ryan Anderson, Trevor Hunter. High Jump: Gr. 1 - Ty Gupton, Kenny Wright, Ryan Marsden. Nadine Davies, Ginger Passey, Kathy Dainard. Gr. 2 Bartley Harris, George Thomson, Eli Harris, Vinessa Heggie, Kendall Dudley, Jenny Salmon. Gr. 3: Trevor Hunter, Ryan Anderson, John Maw. Wendy Balder­son, Sandra Stevenson, Deanna Ogden. Long Jump, Gr, 1: Terry Salmon, Ryan ,arsden, Ty Gupton. Nadine Davies, Allison Gibb, Carrie Godionton. Gr. 2 Bartley Harris, Jamie Godionton, George- Thomson. Vinessa Heggiek Amber Ferguson Sarah Maw. Gr. 3: Dirk Salmon, ’ Miller, Trevor Hunter, Shea Toly, Balderson, Sandra Stevenson, Laura Heath, Deanne Ogden. The afternoon concluded with an stacle Course race; Parent/Teacher Back Race; Water Balloon Toss, Tug War. Novelty races were held for ea<: grade. Chad Wend v . Lynr Ob Pi< 01 Nabob Coffee 369 g ...».......................................... Cookies dads Soo g i <■ ..................... • * • Cod Fillets OR FISH STICKS , HIGHLINER 019 Vegetable Oil MAZOLA 750 ML Peanut Butter ^i = ?i ikg CRACKERS ritz «o g............................................ »1«5 219 ............. Beans/Pork L I B B Y S 540 ML .................. • .................................... 99c Spaghetti alphagetti LIBBYS 398 ML Javex Bleach 3.6 .............................................................................................................1“ Produce Potatoes new D i' bags....................................... *318 Oranges VALENCIA M BAGS pt Cucumbers texas .. ......... ......... ea 4SC Apples ( f ................................. . , ................... KG J5C GRANNY SMITH Broccoli NO.