Magrath Store News (September 22, 1988)

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. STORE NEWS PHONES: OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 UPSTAIRS & STORE NEWS 758-6377 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday, Friday,.& Saturday 8am to 6 pm / s36 M82 New Fall Jewellery desined by Bea abd made in India. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22nd, 1988................................................................................................... MAGRATH, ALBERTA *************************************************************************************** LADIES READY-TO-WEAR *************************************************************************************** FALL Yarns REMINDERS DRESSES New Fall Dresses have arrived including styles by Mik Nik designed for the woman with a fuller fig­ure. A nice selection of patterns and colors to choose from. SIZES: 14% to 24%............................. Ladies' Cardigans TUNDRAS Jacket style Cardigan Sweaters in 100% Wool, fully lined, good selection of styles. JEWELLERY front Jeans by Dark blue Clean Seasons. Denim stretch. Just in time for your Fall Wardrobe. Wools, Yams & Knitting Needles are now located Upstairs. 1 MEN’S SWEATERS NEW FALL SWEATERS FOR MEN ARE NOW LOCATED UPSTAIRS. ' SMART PULLOVERS DESIGNED BY JANTZEN. SIZES: S to XL '' $62 & ' • d» *-■» ’IT.”' • » "A > • NOW UJPSTAIRS PILLOW CASES SHEETS TABLECLOTHS i PLACE MATS BLANKETS _ Vitamins 1 box of assorted Vitamins. REGULAR PRICE $6.95 & UP .... s2 WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT Vicki Kulcsar, daughter of Hans & Rathe Kulcsar was recently united in marriage with Doug Grisack, aon of Barb & George Grisack of Didsbury. The double ring ceremony took place on September 3, 1988 in Immanuel Lutheran Church, Lethbridge, with Pastor Michael Col-beck officiating. Organist for the occasion was Kathryn Weing with Donna Schroeder as soloist. Maid of Honor was Karen Bennett and bridesmaids Hangers Perfumed satin covered. Assorted colors. 3 per pk. REG. $10.95 795 Hoops round 3" up were Tami Fujimoto, Darcy Lackten of Calgary and Rita Grisack, sister of the groom, from Red Deer. Corrine and Brandy Kulcsar, nieces of the bride, acted as flower girls. Best man was Tom Chandler of Leduc. Groomsmen were Darryl Woodcock, Allen Kessler of Carstairs and Rudy Kulcsar, brother of the bride, from Van­couver. Ushers were Dave and Gary Grisack, brothers of the groom, from Didsbury. . The reception and dance were neld Motor Hotel. Master of Ceremonies. by her brother, Frank Kulcsar. the toast to the groom, attended the guest book. at the El Rancho Mr. Stan Woodcock of Calgary acted as Toast to the bride was given Rita Grisack gave Andrea and Jessica English Hoops in wooden or plastic, or oval. to 18" in size. 20% OFF After spending their honeymoon in Mazatlan, Mex­ico, the happy couple will reside in Calgary where they are both employed. Doug and Vicki, along with their parents, wish to thank all of their family and friends who helped to make their Doug & George wedding day such a special occasion. Vicki Grisack; Hans & Kathe Kulcsar, & Barbara Grisack. ********************************* On Sunday, September 18th the Unit­ed Church Sunday School and congregat­ion celebrated a "Turn the World Around Lifoff Rally". Approximately .120 helium inflated balloons with messages of Peace, Love and Goodwill were released into a lovely clear blue sky. The children are hoping answers from afar will be received if the balloons are found. Cake, ice cream and good fellowship followed after the service. We would like to thank all those people involved in making the "Turn the World Around Liftoff" successful. The work done in preparation, the time giv­en and moral support was exceptional. It will long be remembered by the child­ren who were there to partake in the ev­ent. The United Church Sunday School Teach­ers would like to thank all those people who have helped get the Sunday School pro­grm off to a great start. Thank you also the Ed & Helen Newton; U.C.W., Ladies Aid, Barb Brandt for their donations toward the program. Also thank you to Bob and Margo Schneyder for making this past Sun­day extra special for all those attending. .......... B.L. FOR SALE: 1980 Honda 490 Hawk Motorcycle. $650.DO. .Phone 758-.3714. . . FOR RENT: Two bedroom house in Magrath. $250 per month plus utilitites. 758-3714 NEW!! Video Sunday School. Where: St. John's Lutheran Church. When: Sundays at 10 a.m. For further information call 758- Dear Parents: The students of the Magrath High School will be starting the annual Magazine Drive on Sept. 28.88 through to Oct. 11/88. This campaign will bring students to your heme selling yearly sub­scriptions to over 140 magazines. By purchasing a subscription from one of these students you: 1. Will be supporting your local schoo1 by helping to raise funds for different activities that all students will be involved in throughout the year. 2. Will be guaranteed the lowest price on any subscriptions, if a lower price is found any­where, you may pay this amount if the special offer coupon is attached to your order. 3. May renew any subscriptions you are already receiving - please attach address label from last issue of the same magazine to your order. We appreciate your support and look forward to receiving your order in the near future. Thank you. Sincerely, Kari Ogden, Student Union Pres. Bob West, Student Adviser. Clarke Olsen has been called to serve a mi ss-ion for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He will be going to Sao Paulo, Bazil. His farewell testimonial will be held in the Mag­rath 1st Ward at 9 a.m. on Sunday, Sept. 25th. Everyone is invited to attend. The Magrath Golf Club will be hosting the LAWRENCE EHLERT GOLF TOURNAMENT. In conjunction with this there will be a GARAGE SALE. These functions will be held Sept. 30 to Oct. 1st. There are many items which were left over from the renovation of the Club House. Come and have fun and make us a bid!! HOCKEY - Tuesday night EASY TIMERS. Anyone int erested phone Bruce at 758-3721 WANTED: Green Tomatoes. Phone 758-3164 6269. or 758-6234. LIVESTOCK WATERERS WATERERS - for all your livestock needs. EDWARDS C100 AUTOMATIC STOCK 24995 We stock Hoses, Thermostats, Diaphrams, Floats and most other parts for these Livestock Waterers. 12 gauge, 4,5, & 6' REGULAR $12.99 WEEKEND SPECIAL ONLY ELECTRONIC FENCER WE STOCK'BEE ELECTRONIC FENCERS IN TWO POP­ULAR TYPES - 12 Volt Battery and 120 Volt Electric. They are the best Fencer on the market. SPOTTON CATTLE INSECTICIDE FOR CONTROL OF CATTLE GRUBS AND : REDUCTION GF LICE NOW IS THE TIME TO TREAT YOUR CATTLE. 1 bottle will treat 31 900-1200 lb. cows. per bottle *' | Kodak | Brand Films WE HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF KODAK B FILM. ® FOR SALE: One only 8x16 plywood shed at the Magrath M.D. Yard. Send Tenders to Mr. Vem Quinton, Municipal Administrator, Box 580, Cardston, AB. Tenders to close Sept. 30/88. FOR RENT: Three bedroom Mobile Home in large. Trailer Court, Magrath. Please call 320-5650 after 6 p.m. FOR SALE: dr Court. FOR SALE: liner and WANTED TO Phone 653-2483 LOST: 2 cows - 1 black and the other either Hereford or Charlois. Phone 758-6582. Regular $4.99 HUNTING SEASON SPECIAL 4’s and 6's. Winchester Field Load Shells SALSBURY Salsbur All Weather BAR BAIT Mouse Ki 7 1 at is the most popular Mouse bait. Easy to use. Effective control of mice. 425 g............. BAR BAIT Rat 3nd Mouse Killer MOUSE TREAT HOME HARDWARE COUPON SPECIAL REG. $3.19 Box of 3 f i D & C SIZE. I Save 23%. i REG. $3.69.......... j AAA SIZE REG ' Save 35% 3.69.. eveready ENERGIZER BATTERIES ; HOME HAREWARE FALL BUYS 2.85 2.39 2 bedroom Mobile Home in South Trail­Can be moved. Ph. 758-6293. Single Waterbed frame complete with heater. Phone 758-3282 RENT: 2 bedroom apartment or house. Mr. & Mrs. Ted Austin were renewing acquaint- . ances in Magrath Monday enroute to their home in Castlegar, B.C. after spending the past three months in the Maritimes visiting with their daughter Sheila and her husband Jerry. : Mr. & Mrs. Art Brown of Outlook, Sask, were Magrath visitors this week, guests of Mr. & Mrs. Collin Passey. The Browns were former Magrath residents. FOR;RENT: Basement one bedroom apartment. Abstain­ers and non-smokers only. Phone 758-3156. IMPERIAL SPECIAL LONG RANGE 185 RV Anti-Freeze A non-toxic trailer anti­freeze. Keeps pipes from bursting in your RV or cot­tage. 4 litres. ‘ Get ready now for Winter. Save 38%. REG. $2.98 ... HOME BRAND I SENIOR CITIZENS FAMILY CARNIVAL Th-ig Friday September 23rd commencing at 4 p.m. There will be booths of all kinds. Bake Table - all donations gratefully acc­' epted. Handicraft Table - donations gratefully accepted. Arts & Crafts Table.__ White Elephant Table Candy Table - and many more. KIDDIES BOOTHS - Fish Pond, Games, Face Painting. DOOR PRIZE - Food Hamper with the purchase of a ticket. FABRICS N Y L O N T R I C O T Assorted colors in Nylon Tricot 108" wide. For bedspreads, lingerie, etc. REG. $5.95 yd.. Ii REG. $6.25 REMEMBER TO TAKE IN THIS NIGHT OF EXCITE­MENT - Friday, September 23rd, at the ARENA - commencing at 4 p.m. Fun entire family. for the Don’t miss the big event taking place at the Magrath Arena tonight, Thursday, September 22nd at 7:30 p.m. i MAGRATH MINOR HOCKEY PRESENTS I STAMPEDE WRESTLING Thursday, Sept. 22, 1988 at 7:30 p.m. in the Magrath Ice Arena Tickets $6 - Youth/Seniors $7 - General • $9 - Ringside .Advance Tickets Available Phone 758-3096 ***MAIN EVENT**** CUBAN COMANDOS VS CHRIS BENOIT & LANCE IDOL[ Vulkan Sings vs Strangler Steve DeSalvo . " Johnny Smith vs Biff Wellington Plus 2 other matches. Please support Minor Hockey. See you at the Ring. CURLING CLUB NEWS Magrath Men's Curling Club GENERAL MEET­ING - October 5th at 7:30 p.m. in the Curling Rink. Members and new members please attend. WANTED: Care Taker/Ice Maker for the Magrath Curling Club from approx. October 15th to March 15th. Experience preferred but not necc-essary. Send applications to: Magrath Curling Club, Box 566, Magrath, AB. TOK 1J0. Deadline for Applications - September 28/88. CLEARING AT REG. Embroidery Threads Embroidery Cottons in assorted shades. For all your hand embroidery and handi­craft needs. 4 for 99c Zippers Dress Zippers in assorted colors and styles. Choice of lengths also. ■ CLEARING AT Needles PUNCH WORK NEEDLES Countess" Needles for your handicraft work. 99c $1.39 ***************************** GARDEN CITY GARDEN CLUB MAGRATH SECOND SCOUT APPLES - last week for ordering. Golden Delicious, Red Spartans and possibly Macs. $13 Phone 758-3582. Delicious, for 40 lbs. The Southern Alberta Society Handicapped has had to seek an extension on its October 1 Draw Date for its Raffle of a King Size Bedspread and two Crib size Quilts. The new Draw Date is December 5th, 1988. " : The Southern Alberta Society for the Handicapped has a few articles it would like to get rid of, all articles are office ings,■and there are well. -Call 758-3160 view these items or them. for the are second hand. Some equipment and furnish-a few other items as if you would like to find out more about The first Fall meeting will be held Wed. September 28th at 7:30 p.m. in the School Staff Room. Guest speakers will talk on drying fruits and vegetables and winter storage of vegetables and seeds. Gardeners are reminded to enter their largest vege­tables at PanTree Foods. The winners will be announced at the October 26th meeting. Everyone is invited to attend any Garden meeting. You attend. Mark do not have to be a member to Sept. 28th on your calendar. would like to thank all those any way to make Jeff & Karen’s ' /■ ■' yi; We who helped in wedding day so special. Jeff & Karen Gibb; Reed & Irene Blumel and Wayne & Alice Gibb. TO GIVE AWAY: 30 - 50 Pigeons. Ph 758-3566 YARD SALE: Saturday, Sept. 24th at 148 Harker Ave - 9:30 - 5:00 p.m. Phone 758-3714. Duane Lelsnman, ’beloved husbar of Mrs. Sylvia Leishman of Raymond passed aw^y on Friday, September 16, 1988 at the age of 67 years. Duane.ranched for some 30 years in the Del Bonita area before retiring in 1979. He is survived by his lov.ing wife Sylvia of Raymond; two daughters Janice of Carvel, Alberta.. Lorraine of Raymond? two grandsons; four brothers Floyd of Picture Butte, Reece of Magrath, Garth of Cutbank, Blaine of Lethbridge; one sister Edra Meldrum of Kalispell, Mont. He was predeceased by his parents Allen and Ada; one brother Ken and three sisters Katherine Billingsley, Evelyn Perfumes by Cachet, Musk or Aviance. Pleasantly scented. Nice gift items. 201 Perfume Ash and Melna Kennedy. Graveside services were held at the Terrpie Hill Semetery, Raymond, on Tuesday September 20th with Dr. Clayne Steed off­iciating. Shampoo Friends were sorry to hear of the sudd­en passing of Mark Workman, brother of Mrs. Deena Sabey and Mrs. Pam Long of Magrath. His death occurred Saturday, September 17 1988 as the result of a traffic accident. Funeral services will be held in the Camele Shampoo in assorted frangrances. Keeps your hair lovely looking and managable. REG. $4.95 NO RETURNS Hill Spring LDS Chapel, Friday, September 23rd at 1 p.m. FALL EDUCATION CLASSES REGISTER NOW 1. FOLK ART - Fee $14.00; Teacher - Linda i Bourelle, starting September 27 for 4 weeks. 2. WOODWORKING (men or women) make a country shelf. Fee - $14.00, Teacher - Russ Barnett. 3. PORCELAIN DOLL - Fee - $14.00. Teacher - Dorothy Wight. Starts October 4, 4 weeks. 4. OIL PAINTING Fee - $20.00. Teacher - Joanne Wocknitz. Starts Oct. 5, 6 weeks. 5. ACRYLIC PAINTING - Fee - $17.00. Teacher Shirley Bennett, starts Oct. 6 for 6 weeks. 6. CERAMICS FOR SENIORS _ Fee $1.00. Teach­er - Ursla Morrison, starts Oct. 23, 10 weeks. Contact Sheila at 758-3652 to register. G*- \SKIN CARE f Lotion; I Napca Skin Lotion with elastin and collogin. REGULAR $7.95 5®® **************************** (SENIOR TRAVELLERS - cont.) We are, sorry for this change in policy. but-------- . Take your cheque to Joyce or phone 758-6484. DAHL CLINIC NOTICE TO ALL HOME OWNERS Do you have high heating bills in the winter and are you having a tough time keeping heat in your- home? Is your home like a furnace in the summertime, are you spending all your hard earned money air conditioners? Well, have no Brandhara are here find energy. To find out more call us at 758-6812 anytime. on fans and fear, Rod & to help you high cost Deanna save money The Dahl Clinic plans to open for Patient Care on September 26, 1988 if all goes accord­ing to present planning. Dr. R. Mark Dahl, Dr. Dennis M. Dahl and Dr., Kenneth Dahl will be available for Medicar appointments, on a schedule we are developing. The phone number is 758-3363. Addendum: If 758-3363 does not answer ori September 26th, phone 758-3075 (Mark) 758-3263 (Dennis) or 758-6390 (Kenneth) and we will acc­omodate patients. Please bring your current Health Care num-written request, we will Records transfer as soon Dahl Clinic bers» At the patient's arrange Medical Health as possible. SENIOR TRAVELLERS The coirmittee is now concerned with rhe trip to Stage West in Calgary on November 16th. Reservations must be made one month in advance (by October 16th). Ke now have 54 names on the list but people do change their plans. Your seat will be confirmed when we have your cheque (cost is $40. cheques made out to Carefree Ex­press ). If you wish to post-date your cheque to October 15th, that is fine, but please let us have them as soon as ossible. "Let your business be everyone's business" Advertise with a professionally made Billboard at the Magrath arena. Initial Fee - $165 for a 4'x8' sign and $100 for a 4!x4‘ sign. Rental Fee - $75 for 1 year. Call 758-3181 - McKelveys, if inter­ested. NOTICE: Would the person who borrowed the Trailer from mv vard please notify me. Norman Hrllmer. - * Phone 'Oo-lUZo Council Briefs August 9, 1988 Handicapped Building: Motion passed by Council instructing local handi­capped society to have mansard on their building painted a darker earth tone color. ' “ July 24th; Counci'l has received many compliments on the fireworks display and was informed that the cost was $450. This display and other programs will become an annual event. Next year’s plans will provide better^timing for some events to ease conflict with the parade. A letter of appreciation and a $200 donation was sent to the Remington Carriage Foundation for their participation in our parade. Motion passed requiring that all un­spent fund allocations for the July celebration be returned to the Town. Correspondence: Council acknowledged letters of appreciation from the Seniors Association and the Handicapped Society for the 1988 transporta­tion assistance grants. The Alberta Urban Municipalities Association has requested that all muni­cipalities who obtain their insurance through the AUMA consider returning the savings in premiums negotiated this year, to the AUMA to go into a fund to help establish a self-insurance program for Alberta municipalities to shield our communities from rapid increases in insurance premiums. Firewood: Council approved a proposal to obtain a firewood supply for the campground that would see the Town staff clean up Sheila Sillito's lot retaining salvagable logs for this firewood. This proposal will require the purchase of a chainsaw that is needed for wood cutting purposes in the future as well. ' ~” Water Plant: The go-ahead was given by Council to upgrade the water treat­ment plant control at an estimated cost of $2,400.00 Master Plan: The survey prepared by Wade Alston to assist in the develop­ment of Magrath’s comprehensive Master Plan will be distributed by summer studen.ts. A notice will be put in the paper outlining the importance of this survey and urging residents to complete and return it. Landfill: Council was informed that the Landfill authority is still trying to get the aprons in the transfer station rebuilt and has also been ad­vised to look around for a 1/4 section of land for a future landfill site. Money is available for a larger skid loader but not for a new trailer. Water; Council approved a motion to install a new hydrant at the inter­section of 1st Ave South and 2nd Street East in accordance with a previous decision to increase hydrant coverage each year. This installation will be done in conjunction with the water main replacement project in progress at the present time. * *' Tennis; Administration is checking with suppliers to find a suitable as­phalt sealer for the tennis courts. Fence installation will commence as soon as the water main project is completed. Parks: Council was informed that Ron Smith has contacted property owners in the vicinity of the proposed nature trail adjacent to Pothole Creek and they have indicated no opposition providing it is constructed in such a manner that their.animals will not get out and that the trail not be used for horseback activities. Land surveyers will be contacted for cost es­timates for surveying right-of-ways. Wade Alston will be contacted for advise in regards to the campground expansion and nature trail development. ' Roads; It was proposed to Council that the area immediately north and.-east of the Pothole Bridge be filled and sloped to make it safer for cars that drive the curve. As this is a highway it will be Alberta Transportation’s responsibility. Seniors; Council approved a request to install a street light at the rear of the parking lot serving the Seniors Centre and Handicapped facil­ity. > • By-election; Motion passed to hold a by-election to fill vacancy on the Hospital Board. Nomination Day will be September 19th with by—election, if necessary, on October 17th, 1977 ¿dr Sp&rtanourg, South Carolina wiiere Tom has accepted a position as Golf Pro. Tom, Kris and family are wished the best in their move to a new home and state. MEAT ****************************************************************************************** Chuck Blade Steak boneless.......... 188 415 .. “ /kf Cross Rib Roast ................................ ........ 2*8.... ... 5% Side Bacon fletchers 500 g............... 198 Cooked Ham maple leaf 175 g........... |29 Wieners fletchers 450 g..................... . 168 The Magrath School is pleased to announce the following scholarships granted to former students. These scholarships are given by the Province of Alberta through the Ruther­ford Scholarships of the Heritage Fund. Those who received $1500 awards were Clinton And­erson, Tari-Jean Atwood, Blake Bullock, Jenn­ifer Cook, Sheri Jones, Jeff McMahon, Karin Sabey, April Stevenson and Rebecca Wilde. A $1000 award went to Monti Toly; $800 awards went to Monique Baril, Angie Kern, Patti Ripley, Brad Robinson and Darren Tanner; $300 scholarships went to Julie Kendrick, Richard Taylor and Larry Webster. GIRLS HOCKEY: Parents Meeting, Monday, Sept. 26th, 7:00 to 7:30 p.m. at the Arena. All parents of girls registered or wishing to register are requested to attend this very important ameeting. Winners of the Grand Opening Draw in the Magrath Trading Company Grocery Dept, were: Microwave - Roxanne Smith. Gift Certificate - Leanne Sabey. Wallet - Mark Passey. Perfume - Kathy Blackmer. 2 Pack Coke - Sue Kado. Thank you for participating. HOCKEY SCHOOL: October 24th - 27th at the Arena. Cost: Approx. $30 (depending on number attending). Please call Donna Warnock to con­firm attendance. Dave Snopek (Players Bench) former NHL hockey player will' instruct with assistance from a Hurricane player and Leth­bridge Pronghorn player. HOCKEY REGISTRATION: Those who have not prov­ided a photocopy of players birth certificate are requested to get these in to Donna Warnock as soon as possible. CORN FOR SALE: Magrath First Scouts have lots of Extra Early Super Sweet Com to sell. $1.50/doz. You may pic