Magrath Store News (January 8, 1992)

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.MAG RAT H TRADING CO STORE NEWS Office 758-3033, Groceries 758-3535, Ladies Wear & Store News 758-6377 Hardware 758-3065 - Business Hours: 8 AM - 6 PM Monday thru Saturday Wednesday, January 8, 1992 BBHWOttlU. SHOmNO OHLY LIGHTBULBS Available In 40.60 w 100 watt BfiST BUY ALUMINUM FOIL WRAP 12* X 25'. 4411^31-24 3 INCH PARING KNIFE 413S-27S-2O# STORAGES SANDWICH BAGS Assorted sizes. 4434 SAVE 10.00 109" ELECTROHOME 2-SPEED HUMIDIFIER Moisturizes the air to relieve winter colds and it also saves money on fuel bills. 38 litre capacity 17 gal output per day 3838-743-1 A very special THANKS to the ’’CITYS” group for the wondeful Christinas package I received on my doorstep on Christmas morning. I feel very undeserving of the gifts, but your thoughtfulness means so much to me. I wish I knew who you are. Thanks again! Renee Nordquist As a family we would like to send a big THANK YOU to our “secret mystery carrolers”. We had so much fun waiting to see what the next gift would be, when you would come, and where you would be leaving it. Grandpa & Grandma will still not tell us who you are. We hope your family also enjoyed love and happiness at Christmas time. Many thanks' Rod, June, Dustin, Cody & Russell Work Wanted: Part-time hours (after 5 pm). Qualified for many positions. BYU graduate. Call. Valerie at 758-3543. Missing from the Hardware Department TASCO Telescope Boresighter We were good enough to lend it; Please be good enough to return it. ANOTHER DAY Each morn I greet the rising sun. With thankfulness, anu pray, That greater wisdom may be mine. Than 1 had yesterday. The thoughtless blunders 1 have made. The unkind words 1‘ve spoken, The vows of better things I’d do. Made only to be broken. Mistakes of other days are past; Why live them o'er again? The thought brings only wretchedness. Unhappiness, and pain. The yesterdays have passed away; Their sorrow’s a thing apart. And as the morning comes anew. I make another start. And as 1 greet the rising sun With thankfulness, I pray That somewhat better I may be Than i was yesterday. T®«?» 58 jptr®iU)«S to pressant Our Springtime in the Canyons Tour plus Jssssa fcfo# Clftrist ftlosai Tamp!® Psf®astit April 3 - April 20 — J. H. Norman MAG RATH TRADING COMPANY $987.00 per person Canadian Check out this exciting agenda: -Bryce Canyon National Park -The Grand Canyon -Mesa Temple- 'Jesus the Christ Pageant" -Nogales, Mexico : - A ritzy hotel next to Temple Square, L.D.S. Art Museum, the : Malls! -A chance to attend four Temples: Provo, Mesa, Vegas, Salt Lake. -Las Vegas, Phoenix, Tucson, warm air and sunshine! -Cowboy and Indian country -Much much morel CALL tor the Itinerary and see for yourselfl Registration: Please send $100.00 to Belfralth lours box 66 Welling, Alta TOK2NO For more Information Hole: Tour deports from LethbridQe April 8 tn the AM. Travellers from distant places will need to make arrangements; soma can sleep at my house. A grand time! LADIES We still have a good selection of Ladies Separates and Dresses on 1/2 Price!! A. GOOD' PLACE TO TRADE 2 DAYS ONLY!! Christmas Ribbon and Trim 50% OFF F*3T Ì r Sat x Jan - J an - Only I 1 Oth 11th I Special Sei eóted Fabrics Lace '/z Price New Felt Squares - Just arrived for your craft projects - felt squares Employment Opportunity Cardston Chronicle Secretary/Typesetter - Full Time Qualifications: Must have 60+ WPM Typing Skills, Good Interpersonal Skills, Good Telephone Skills as well as some Bookkeeping experience. Phone Doug Wagner for an interview at Raymond 752-3111. Salary based on experience. 4-H News: The DelBonita 4-H Club had their Bottle & Battery Drive and monthly meeting on Jan. 3. The Bottle Drive as a success and we would like to thank everyone who donated. Afterwards, we held our meeting at which we heard prepared speeches and impromptus from the club members. Our next meeting will be on Feb. 5th. Club Reporter Jessi Minion Brice and Linda Gurney of Prince George B.C. wish to announce the marriage of their son Vincent to Sheralyn Penny, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Frank Penny of Carstairs, Alberta, on January 4, 1992 in the Alberta Temple, Cardston. A family dinner was held in the L.D.S. Stake Centre in Magrath hosted by Doreen Gurney and Shirley Smith. Vincent is the grandson of Waldon & Rose Gurney. Many thanks to all those who helped make this a memorable occasion. The Gurney Family We would like to thank all those who helped in any way to make Tim & Jennifer's wedding day so special. We are very grateful to live in such a wonderful area where people so generously give of their time, talents and support. Thank you. John & Myrna cook Robet & Deana Sabey Tim & Jennifer Sabey Strayed to my place -1 red brockel cow with invisable brand on LR. George T Dudley We would like to thank all the people who again made our, Christmas so wonderful. I'm not only talking about the money (very much appreciated) but your acts of kindness and love towards us. This is truely a town of Pixies and elves-may your lives always be happy. Thank you again, Matthew, Stephen, Cathy and Jacque. Jean Mae Cowan, beloved wife of Grenald Cowan passed away on Thursday, January 2, 1992 at the age of 48 years. Besides her loving husband, Jean is survived by her children: Rhonda (Derrel) Taylor and Loretta Cowan of Magrath, and one son Earl Cowan of Taber; her parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest and Christina Grover of Rycroft, Alberta; four grandchildren: Shane and Lyle Hillmer, Russell Taylor and Christina Cowan; three sisters: Betty Petersen of Edmonton, Judy (Matt) Boake of Bonanza, Alberta, and Dana (Rocky) Pybus of Botha, Alberta and one brother: Glen (Carol) Grover of Rycroft, Alberta; and numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and other relatives. Jean was predeceased by one sister Karen Marshall. Born, raised and educated in Delburne Jean continued to reside their until her marriage to Grenald in 1960. They moved to Magrath in 1969 where Jean has continued to reside until her passing. She was a loving and devoted wife, mother and grandmother. She will be sadly missed by her family and all that knew her. Funeral services were held on Tuesday, January 7, 1992 in the Magrath United Church with Reverend Doug Cowan officiating. Congregational Hymns: Amazing Grace and The Old Rugged Cross The Biography was given by Reed Coleman. Book Attendants: Karen Bennett and Dorothy Bennett. Honorary Pallbearers - Grandchildren: Shane Hillmer, Lyle Hillmer, RussellTaylor and Christina Cowan. Pallbearers: Marvin Hillmer, Fred Holzwarth, Bob Wakefield, Cam Gruninger, Dan McCallum and Bruno Brandt. Organist: Karen Wakefield. Interment in the Magrath Cemetery. God saw you getting tired when a cure was not to be. So He closed his arms around you and whispered "Come to Me." You didn't deserve what you went through, so He gave you a rest. God's garden must be beautiful, He only takes the best. And when we saw you sleeping so peaceful and free from pain, we could not wish you back to suffer that again. Elsie Wocknitz, beloved wife of Earl Wocknitz of Magrath passed away on thursday, January 2, 1992, at the age of 72 years. Elsie was born at Leask, Saskatchewan. She married Earl on December 23, 1939 and together they resided in Magrath on the family farm. Besides her loving husband Earl, she is survived by her children and grandchildren: daughter, Yvonne (Vic) Verbitsky of Millet and their two sons Alan and Michael; son, Arthur (Diane) of Magrath and their four daughters: Janice (Scott) Beck (and their son Matthew, who was Elsie's only great grandchild), Joan, Judy, and Joyce; daughter, Linda (Rick) Hillmer of Magrath and their children, Tim (Jacqueline) Fyfe, Chris Fyfe, Richard, Kevin and Heather; her mother Mrs. Katherine Stieb of Savona, BC; four brothers: Arthur (Annie) Stieb of Leask, Saskatchewan, Henry Stieb of White Rock, BC, Herbert Stieb of Vernon, BC, and Douglas (Shirley) Stieb of Lloydminster, Alberta; six sisters: Erma (Ted) Bittner of Edmonton, Doris (Lloyd) Hoffmann of Keremeos, BC, Lillian Hoipkemeier of Rohnert Park, California, Ellie Bowden of Edmonton, Phyllis Heyworth of Savona, BC, and Shirley (Gavin) Mclnroy of Princeton, BC; also numerous nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by one daughter Janice; her father Emmanuel Stieb, three brothers: Alphonse, Raymond and Archie; and one infant sister Martha. Funeral services were held on Monday, January 6, 1992 at the Magrath United Church with Reverend Doug Cowan officiating. Congregational hymns: How Great Thou Art and Amazing Grace. Solo: The Lord is My Shepherd by Richelie Cowan. Organist Kesler. Pallbearers: Dustin Heyworth, Gordon Stieb, Richard Stieb, John Stieb, Robert Stieb, Leo Stieb. Interment in Archmount Memorial Gardens.Attention: Curling Club Members Cash calendars are Back! 1992 Cash Calendars are Now on Sale Win! Over $30,000 in Cash Prizes Only $30 Each Now Available at: Arndt Motors in Magrath 758-3121 or 366 Chances (From $50 - **E&ch Proceeds to Win $1,500) Tickets Returned to Barrel After Every Draw Calendar features native art by Oliver Cardinal** fro® calendar sales support the Canadian Paraplegic Association's counselling programs. Win! Win! Rack 1/2 20% Oft Weekend All Bras F n i d a y Ladies Ready-to-Wear Department Canadian Paraplegic Association #206, 1410 Mayor Magrath Drive South Lethbridge, Alberta 327-7577 or pay by VISA 424-6312 Manv of the C n.A. staff and clients enjoyed the opportunity to their fundraising project. i Magrath Novice Hockey Tournament ! ! On January 2-4, 1992, the Magrath Novice held their Annual Hockey Tournament. Two divisions were run with 8 teams participating. (Nanton, Vauxhall, Lethbridge, Great Falls, Fort Macleod, Cardston, Raymond and Magrath) The Magrath team came away with TOP Honors beating out Raymond, Cardston and Fort Macleod in Division A. 1st game: Magrath played Raymond coming away with a 6-4 victory. All the players put in a great effort. Scorers for Magrath: Tanner Godionton 1 g; Shane Miller lg; Josh Heggie lg; Adam Mehew Ig 2a; Dustin Ririe lg 2a; Jeff Werk lg; Jimmy Balderson la; Mikey Schneyder la. Chris Chatwin did an outstanding job in goal being named game star. 2nd game: Magrath played a tough Cardston team coming away victorious again with a 6-4 win. Scorers were: Tanner Godionton 2g la; Adam Mehew lg la; Dustin Ririe lg la; Janay Chipman lg; Jeff Werk lg la; Josh Heggie la; Jimmy Balderson la. Tanner Godionton was named game star. In the final game Magrath played an outstanding game beating a tough Fort Macleod team 9-5. Goals for Magrath: Tanner Godionton 4g 2a; dustin Ririe 2g la; Jimmy Balderson lg; Janay Chipman 2g. Assists going to Mason Dahl l;Jeff Werk 1; Mikey Schneyder 2; Darren Bevers 1 and Adam Mehew 1. The defense did a tremendous job for us keeping Fort Macleod scoreless in the third period. Game Star was Shane Miller who put in 110%. The Magrath Novice Team would like to thank everyone who helped make the tournament such a success. Special thanks to ‘ - special thanks to the following sponsors: Sunshine Excavating ’ ‘ Mike Lloyd Trucking Sand Blasted Cedar Signs Magrath Trading Company Wade & Laura Nishikawa Shelton Ririe Michael & Ilona Schneyder the mom's & sister's. A all Alan Dahl Family Maurice & Deena Bevers John & Ireta Balderson Dahl Clinic Old Dutch Chips John & Mila Ratke David Taylor Family Cascade Fertilizer Roy & Tabbi Bevers Rod & June Ririe McDonald's A big Thank You to Leonard Bourne for a great job of taking care of the ice and for cleaning up after us. Special thanks from the parents to our coach Rod Ririe for such a great job he has done with the team and for putting on a great tournament. Grant and Hazel Dudley are happy to announce the birth of a Great Granddaughter born to Les & Michelle Closson. the new baby's name is HAZEL!! Red Poulets For Sale. $3 Each- Phone: Dale Hatch 758-6652 making the Christmas season so exciting for our family! Ron & Carol Smith & Family Important Notice - Magrath Minor Hockey General Meeting will be held on Thursday, January 30, 1992 at 7 PM upstairs of the Ice Arena. Proposed changes to the constitution to be voted on. Beginning Wednesday, January 15th and continuing each Wednesday - to be held from 7:30-9:00 PM in the Magrath LDS Stake Centre there will be an Adult Institute Class. Topic: The Book of Mormon. Instructor: Tyler Mandin. Hospital Auxiliary Meeting: Notice of Change - these two months only - January meeting -Thurs Jan 9th and February meeting -Thurs Feb 13th. Meetings are held at the hospital beginning at 2:00 PM. Notice: St. John's Lutheran Church Sunday School will begin in the new year on January 12th, 1992 from 10:15 - 11:00 am. «^Produce^ .3 90 .3 90 - 6 9 .2 90 ib lb lb ) - . 8 6 0 .8 60 3 _ "7 3 3-69 .640 ^ Roast Stow Sliced Meats Weinors (450 1 - 99 1 _ 89 (175 <3T ) • lfc> Lfc> 4 - 3 9 4 - 1 *7 1 - 6 9 1.99 Rl<3 kg Ea Ea Schneiders . 9 9<= Ea Shepherd Fie ( 1 *7 S