Magrath Store News (October 26, 1978)

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.OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, FRIDAY & SATURDAY..8 A.M. to 6 P.M. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26th, 1978 . .................................................................MAGRATH, ALBERTA ******************************4***************************************** H A R D W A R E DEPT. *************************************** ********************************* /ir. ».? r __.. • HL .•> ■ y .. EJ Ilf èro, -_5 ■ 0 * | - ' IEoR •. èB’ -i ■ kjöOa . . 4»s. ‘ I tëtâxOEi'f-iiiF Besides our Linktone Kern-Line Paint, we have cheaper line by Sherwin Williams. INTERIOR LATEX FLAT WHITE NEW INTERIOR ALKYD SEMI-GLOSS ENAMEL GALLONS. 12 GAUGE GET A BIG PRESTONE REFUND - UP TO SAVE $3 when you purchase . ga Ions of Prestcne 11 and a Prestone Anti­freeze coolant Tester. SAVE $2 when you nvrcbase 1 gallon of Prestone and a Prestone Anti­freeze Coolant Tester. _ f_ ANTIFREEZE,.. 4-99 CHANGE YOUR ANTI-FREEZE YOURSELF AND SAVE. .'ESTER WINCHESTER AA SHOT SHELLS Good Upland or Target Shells. These are good shells to save the cases for reloading. PRICED AT I|58 box- For the Big Game Hunter. Just the Thing for Christmas. SPOT TOM’ CATTLE INSECTICIDE 20% Ready-Te Use Solution FOR CONTROL OF CATTLE GRUBS AND REDUCTION OF It is time to treat your cattle for Warbles. We have an Applicator Gun we will loan. ^"xaZ". $63.95 & $79.95 BULBS Now is the time to plant TULIPS CROCUS HYACINTHS NARCISSES $3.95 24« - 49” REG. CAPS FOR WORK Ofc C SL AL WEAR , LONGS Cottons and Thermal knit longs for Men. Elastic wai st. $6.95 - $8.95 A TENTION ALL GHOSTS AND GOBLINS: Your reunion with all the otherasaori e.d creatures of the fish pond and Magrath area will gather at the haunted Merrill Thomson barn at 8 P.M. tn Sat. Oct. 28. Admission to be take en at the door by your favorite witches include $4 per couple, costumes, a jack-o-lantern and an extra - like salad or potat chips to go with your sloppy joe. Plan to lift your three , ■ .? t to a dance, trade spell ¿nd stories with other witches, howl at the moon ;/.d match wits with other t o asters. Eitzen SWEATERS dew Arrivals in Men's Fall & Winter Sweaters - Vests, llovers and Cardigans ■.i. plain and fancy kr:’ts. Also included are Curling Sweaters. shows that residents of Magra and district contributed $640.25 in canvassing, $22.00 in the mail and $92.00 for memorials. This made a . total of $754.25. Thank you ' all who canvissed and/or i contributed. : 1 RACK Ci' STANFIELD ■ T SHIRTS IN i CHOICE OF NUMERAL FRONTS OR DIFF­ERENT MOTIFS. Did someone follow you home Friday night? Was it a grey Tabby Tom Cat, 5 mo. old? Well fed and much loved If you know where he is, please phone Patti or lois at noon or after 4 P.M. at 758-3578. THANK YOU: Our sincere thanks to friends who sent and brougl food, flowers, cards, and offered help at the time o Erven’s passing. Also to Pastor Hertwig and Martin Bros. The Erven Loose Family ' ’ * i V ’• X ¿w-Weighi Underwear C D MBINATIONS LOVE IS................ Sharing time, money, talents and food at the Magrath second ward Budge Supper, on Friday, Oct, 2 at 6P.M. Program at 8 P.M Everyone Welcome! CHIEF MOUNTAIN HEALTH UNIT NEWS: Influenza Vaccine is now available from your Health Unit or Magrath Clinic. It is recommended for use in persons at high risk during influenza out­break. A. Persons of any age who have such conditions as: - Chronic heart disease, - Chronic bronchropulmon-y disease. 3 - Chronic -al disease. 4 - Chronic metabolic disorders such as diabetes mellitus. B, Pers- ;• s aged 65 or more years. ■ igular Immunization Clinics Cottons, Blends, Thermals /and Wools in long and short sleave stylos. PRICED FROM $8,95 - $18 Get your Fall & Winter Caps now while our stock is in gacd supply. Denims, Drills and V.ocls in popular styles. $2,95 - $5,95 10-11•30 THANK YOU: My si „-¿re thank to the Doctors, Nurses, and Staff of the Magrath Munic­ipal Hospital for the care I received. To friends and family for flowers, fruit, candy, cards and visits and the many acts of kindness extended to me during my six weeks hospital stay Mrs. Alice Harker > FOR SALE: l-loo,ooo B.T.U. * "Beach" gas furnace for mobile home. Contact Jghn Smith 752-3533. Raymond **************************** MUST SACRIFICE: 1972 Vega Hatchback Cheap on gas. $850 Phone 758-3615 after 7 P.M. **c*****A**cA***A*t*rA*rAA*AA***r*AA**: WANTED: Models for draw­ing class. $5 per night. If interested phone David Brandley, 758-3443. OVERALLS PRICE M.W.G. : for Men full cut. 26-36, Denim Overalls . Well tailored SIZES: 27-36 31-36. // WE APOLOGIZE - Our’ Carpet Cleaner has not arrived yet. We ordered a new one with a It will be cleaning. lent. It worth waiting for. Hardware Dept. power head, here for Fall Please be pat­will be well REGULAR ' $29.95 Bib style. ' SIZES: 6, 6X REGULAR $9.95 ■SS SHIRTS 1 COUNTER OF MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS IN ASSORTED SHADES INCLUDING ALL WHITE NOW IS THE TIME TO SELECT SOME OF THESE FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS. REGULAR $11 - $14.95 Wayne Gurney spent the weekend in Missoula, Montana visiting his sister Miss ; Doreen Gurney. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Desimone of Revelstoke, B.C. visited with friends and relatives in Magrath during the weekend, guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Brook Harker have as their guest her father Mr. Thomas of Grace, Idaho. ATTENTION: All those interested in all types of dancing - Modern, Old Time, Ballroom or Square - Mr. & Mrs. B.J. Rasmussen will be teach­ing at the Drop In Center this winter, catering to all ages. Thurs. Nov. 16th at 7:30 PM A Public Meeting will be held at the Drop In Center for all interested to dis­cuss what your would like on the programme, also the fees which will be ver nominal as the dance directors will donate their time. Keep this date open to express your wishes. B.J. Rasmussen. FOR RENT: 2 bedroom suite, furnished or unfurnished. Ph. 758-3600 70% Wool, 30% Nylon Days Dress Pants in Cotton/Polyester Blend. Solid shades of Cream, Beige, Tan. Youth sizes. REGULAR $23.95 $24.95 à a Work Sox for Men 2 pr. per pack. WANTED: Babysitting jobs. Heather Rasmussen Phone 758-3514. REGULAR $4.95 per pack .... I YOUR CHOICE Va PRICE CLEARING AT 1 RACK OF LADIES ALL WEATHER COATS AND JACKETS IN PLAINS, CHECKS, AND SHEENS. A NICE SELECT­ION OF STYLES. REASONABLY PRICED TOOI $19,95 - $29.95 GIRLS’ RÂRKAS styles’ LIONS C.N.I. B . NEWS Mylon Parkas with orlon pile li>. ing Popular shades for Fall & Winter. Infants’ cosy sleepers TjNrJOTS_SLEEP5BS_ Cosy Velour Sleepers in two tone colors of Blue, Pink, Yellow with contrasting trim I.B Drive for funds by the Lions Club is now on and we hope it will be comp.eted in two weeks time. To the residents of Rural Magrath, Del Bonita and Spring Coulee you will by now have received your request letters. Wd reaped - \ fully ask that you send your contribut­; ' ions in very soon. ■hi If the residents of Del Bonita so ywish, their contributions could be given / to Mrs. Iris Henry who will issue a receipt. ■ Eye sight is a very precious thing. It is something not missed until you haven’t got ic so please help the Lions Club ’’help those less fortunate than ourselves". The C.N.I.B. provides many things for the Blind and at the present time sponsor a campaign towards the prevent­ion of blindness. We wish to thank the many people who aave helped us during the past and ask tor yevj; centiautd support. Toddlers’ and infants’ Sweaters Infants’ Sweaters in several popular styles - Button front, zipper front, back opening, shades, $5,95~$8.95 msKs_- assorted and figures to haunt you on Halloween night. 15C - 60. COSTUMES B oxed costumes in ir Gold. $3j95 lABLECLOTHSI Paper Tablecloths for t lalloween parties. - ?KINS. Packaged Napkins in assor ’’ ’ » designs. gg^ zipper Pastel Farewell Services honoring Allen and Della Holladay were held in the Magrath Second Ward Church Sunday. Opening prayer was offered by Dan Holladay of Warner. Special ii usical numbers included a vocal solo by Dorothy Engen, a vocal quartet by Guneld Andersen and daughters nd a piano duet by Mary Tollestrup. Speakers for the service v? -e Reed Coleman, Bishop Bob West, Bishop Tyler Alston and Allen and Della Holladay, The benediction was by Lloyd Sab ey. Out-of-town relatives attend­ing the service included Mr. and Mrs. Mac Russell and daughter Kathleen and her daughter of Diacr ;■ City; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Perry and children of Fort Macleod, Mr. and Mrs. Howard HolJaday of Del Bonita, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jensen of Cardston. The Holladays will serve an 18 month mission in the San Diego/California Mission. Diamond Willow Terrace is now open with 25 residents all comfortable and happy. They would appreciate hav­ing a piano and a colored Tele­vision. Any individuals, serv­ice clubs or organizations who or them stored for their residents erf the Terr-be most happy to would like to donate such even have use , the a?e wouIq oblige - Mrs. Ruth Sahin of Puyallup, Washington visited with her mother, Mrs. Emma Coleman during the par' week. 'hrs Kathy Beck of Corvalls, Oregon visited with friends in Ma^r^th during the weekend. CHEN6UË ¿PREAm soft, fluffy Chenille Spreads in popular shades of Rose, Brown, Green, Blue. Double bed size. REGULAR $24.35 ................ .. ............... TABLECLOTHS Perma-press Table Cloths with wide lace trim. 67” rou’ .d. REG. $1&?95 $12*s 67"x90" Same as above. Perma-press, lace trim. REG. $22.95 WINTER i AT/ SCARFSETS Knit Scarf & Toque Set in two tone shades. Assorted colors PRICED AT. . . 8-« ONLY.. $1 - $3.95 5WVS & Mins DIAPtR-TOTE BAGS KNIT SCAR A good assort­ment of knit Gloves & Mitts in assorted colors. _____________________ F ; Leng Knit Scarfs that are so popular this Fall. S Vinyl Diaper Bags in floral designs. Roomy, with lots of pocket spat a. REGULAR $5.95 We would like to encourage ’ “all . h are interesting in contributing to the cul.ural enrichment of our elementary school either through ideas or time(a maximum of 11/2 hours per week)’ to meet at the Elementary School libray Thur. Nov. 2 nd. at 7:307P.M. Those of you that have special abilities in the areas of art, music, drama, crafts, the academ fields/ ( geology, entomology, history, and travel). You are invited to share your talents with our children. We especially encourage those who are retired. You have a rich hertiage of wisdom and abilities to share. If you cannot attend the meeting, but wish to offer suggestions or volunteer your time on a limited basis, please phone Linda Saxton at 758-6663 We would greatly appreciate your support in enriching our school program and bettering our community. Thank You. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACC-* NOTICE: MAGRATH AND DISTRICT The annual Farmers "HARVEST BALL" will be held Thurs. Nov. 9th at 7 P.M. in the School Gym. Pot luck supper program and dance. $5.00 per couple. AAAAAAAAA^AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA FOR SALE: 21 Storm Windows George Ponomar. 758-3557 A A* V; A* >’ ** A A* * A* A A A*A A*** A* * A A A*A* * NOTICE: The Magrath United Church will hold the annual Fall Supper Wed. Nov. 1st. in the Church Hall commencing at 5:30 _to 8P.M. featuring turkey and roast beef. Price: Adults $3.50; Children 6-12 $2.00, Family $15.00. Under 6 free. Take out orders ma ' be had by phoning 758-3474. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. A-A AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA The Garden City Senior Citizens monthly Pot Luck Dinner will be held at 1 P.M. Friday Oct. 27 in the Lounge at the Drop In Center. Everyone 55 years and older is welcome. Those with October birthdays will be honors7 y.A*A*****A****A**AAA**AA**AAAAA*z:- SPRING COULEE COMMUNITY CLUB HALLOWEEN COSTUME DANCE- will he held in the Community Hall Get. 28 at 9 P.M. Harvey Williams Bi*nd Everyone welcome. AAAAAAAA->AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA-' NOTICE: Spring Coulee, Seed Cleaning Plant Schedule; separation and Spring cleaning by appointment Can separate wheat, barley, rape and mustard. Approximate cost- 8-12.C per bushel. Take advant­age of coean delivery premiums on rape seed. AAAAxAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAi A dog is man’s best friend because he vi ajs his tail, not his tongui ********************************* ***************************** to to to to it to ******* •■:****************** *********** THE DISTRICT AGRICULTURIST REPORT Fall Feeders1 Day Program: The University of Alberta is going to hold a sec­ond Feeders’ Day this year at Highwood Memorial Centre, High River, Nov. 2/78 Following is an outline of the beef program: "Are You Making the Most of the Beef Carcass Grading System" by M.A. Price; "Cold Environment Effects on Cattle Production" by B.A. Young; "Wildlife and Livestock Conflict or Co­existence" by R.J. Hudson; "Beef Breeding Programs" by R.T. Berg; "Winter Feeding Programs for Beef Cows" by G.W. Mathison and "Weaning Management & Veterinary Questions" by F.P. Baker (Alberta Agriculture). Basic Plumbing: November 20-22, $20. If interested in a daytime basic course, please register at our office in Cardston. October 27th deadline registration date. • John Knapp, D.A. JOSEPH THE MAN/TH5 SEER - a personal insight into the life and times of the Prophet Joseph Smith. The character of the prophet Joseph - his warmth, integrity and faithfulness - is transformed into reality on stage through the imaginative portrayal cf well known L.D.S. actor S. Bryce Chamberlain. Chamberlain, a BYU faculty member working in Indian Personal Services, is well known among LDS Church members as an-actor. He had the lead role in the film "Man’s Search for Happiness" and has had almost 25 years ex­perience in theatre. This widely acclaimed dramatic production "Joseph The Man/The Seer featuring S. Bryce Chamber!sin will ba presented Saturday, Nov. 4 at 7:30 P.M. in the Raymond Cultural Hall. Admission $2. All are welcome. WANTED: Used "Love Seat" baby car seat. Ph. 758-3685. nt • * 4 o • ■ Mr. and Mrs. Randy Ripley of Welling are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter born Monday, Oct. 23rd in the Magrath Municipal Hospital. Proud grandparents are Mrs. Joan Hersom, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ripley of Spring Coulee. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Anderson are the roud parents of twin sons born Friday, October 20, 1978. Their names are Cats-ron and Clayton. Happy grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. :?bert Gorham and Mr. Ken Anderson of .iagrath. TO SELL: Umbrella stoller. . Ph. 758-3685. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ehlert of Minneapolis are receiving congrat­ulations on the birth of a son Bradley Jay. Sharing in the happy event are grandparents Shelton 6 Audrey Ririe, Lawrence and Winnie Ehlert all of Magrath. FOR SALE; Gas heater. Ph. 758-3467 Herb Ehlert ATTENTION LADIES - all those int­erested in Curling please call Evelyn Hillmer, 758-3189 or Donna Ralderson, 758-3545. Tomatoes 19 FL. OZ, ROLL PACK (CASE $15.45) CFeez Whiz 2i89e PEARS halves Mrs9 Milnes 19 oz (case of 24 $19.95),. Green Beans 14 oz. (case of 24 $9.19) .... 1 I 0 2i79* 4 I I I 289 1 Î Î » I « 9 » « i * t < • » i I 1 • « 9 Î 9 Ï I I I I » I I « 1 I • ¡NSW COFFEE MAXWELL HOUSE 10 OZ........ PRODUCE ÉLO 20# BAGS CA 5# BAGS ...ai. ii<a.(..a«..ii.i.ai«iit..<ii.iii. mis MACS ECONOMY P ACK x5^ ’J.“’ VALENCIA 4$ 11 * 1111111.. 11111 ■ ï ■ 111 ■ 11 < MEDIUM SIZE 5# BAGS. 1 I I • • 9 I 1 I I 9 I I