Magrath Store News (August 26, 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.11 J fl. I ¿s J (I Office: 758 -3033, Groceries: 758 -3535, Hardware: 758 -3065 Ladies Wear, Drygoods, & Store News: 758-6377 Business Hours: 8:00 a.in. l.o 6:00 p.m. Monday thru Saturday Wednesday, August 26, 1992.... The Community of Del Bonita is holding a Community Family Benefit Dance for Dale, Joanne & Flint Vayro who lost their home to fire Saturday, August 22. The Dance will be held Friday, August 28th from 8 pm - 1 am at the Del Bonita Hall. Music donated by Shane Forsyth. No admission fee, however, a Money Donation Box will be at the door. Please bring sandwiches/squares for midnight lunch. Cash donations may also be sent to the Del Bonita Store-Del Bonita, Alberta, TOK OSO care of Dale & Joanne. ATTENTION: Magrath Hospital Auxiliary starts again on Thursday, September 3rd at 2:00 p.m. Everyone welcome. SENIORS NEWS Those going to Kalispel should be at the Seniors' Centre on Friday at 7:45 AM to load on the bus which will leave at 8 AM. Our regular PotLuck Dinner for August will be held this Friday, August 28 at 6 PM at the Seniors' Centre. Bring your food contribution and $2.00 for an enjoyable time. BINGO will be played later that evening, Friday, August 28 at 7:30 PM. This is open to the Public. Everyone is welcome. Come try your luck! Our "Hamburger-Corn Bust" will be held on Friday, September 4th (if com is available). More news about this next week. Watch for news of our Annual Carnival to be held Friday, September 25th in the Ice Arena. Harold & Phyllis Layton 4 Family thank all those who came out on such a nasty night to celebrate our 50th wedding anniversary. Single Copy...30 cents...Published weekly since 1932 Dr. D. Mark Harker podmwst Physician & Surgeon of the Foot Is pleased to announce the opening of his practice al: Suite 201-542 7th Ave South Lethbridge, Alberta HousecaHs by appointment Call 327 2444 . A.H.C. Coveroqe lor most services, j MINOS HOCKEY NEWS NOTE CHANGE: Hockey registration will be held September 9th and 10th iron 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. Fees: Tadpole - $55.00 Novice to Midget - $100.00. A late registration fee of $50.00 will be levied to all registrants after those two dates. If trying out for another teaa please still register with Magrath and advise the board of your plans and the late registration fee will be waived. For early or phone registration please call Bose Mandel at 758-6540 after 6:00 p.m. HOCKEY COACHES: Any person willing to volunteer their time to coach or assistant coach please contact Hose Mandel at 758-6540 after 6:00 p.m. Attention Parents: Let's get them started on the right foot. Help them make a fresh start. Skill renewal and preparation for this year's courses. Lorraine Leishman ’ ’ - 320-7573 - / > 11 / V p! jp j po / Auf Í it i O .. Í .. Lädier fíí’iid',' h dn:r Absolutely Alt Ladies & Children’s Wear (excluding Socks, Nylons & Jewellry) USED SHOE, BOOT & CLOTHING SALE 25 cents per item! . ■; WHERE: Magrath Elementary School Foyer (across from the Staff Room). WHEN: Friday, September 4th at 11:45am. We have many items left from last year. All students will be encouraged to find their own belongings before the Sale!! - HIGH SCHOOL ITEMS unclaimed from the Tom Karren Gym Foyer will also be for sale at this location. j BYU Continuing Education is once again offering an Adult Education Class on the Book of Mormon(Alma 35 - Moroni 10) This class is available to anyone and everyone who would like to attend. There is a registration fee of $15.00 per person. The class starts September 9th from 8:00 - 9:30 p.m. every Wednesday night at the Magrath IDS Stake Centre in the Seminary Room, and is taught by Tyler Handin. . ■ * * * * * GARAGE SALE: Sat.' Aug 29 - Blackmer's Residence 9ÀX-2PM - 115 East 1 Ave North 'Household goods, table, chairs, dishes, children's cranes (diggers), "old” Maytage Washer 4 Dryer and many other items from my parents house.' | “Thank You Vnlu ntpprs!” J992 BLUE FLAME TORCH RELAY on file road to the ALBERTA SENIORS GAMES As proud sponsors of the fifth annua! Blue Flame Torch Relay held August 8-19, Canadian Western Natural Gas and Northwestern Utilities extend our appreciation to the hundreds of torch bearers, community hosls, senior citizen's I associations and other volunteers who made the j Torch Relay a memorable and successful event. You brought the spirit and excitement of the Medicine Hat 1992 Alberta Seniors Games to dozens of communities and thousands of people along the 1.100 kilometre Torch Relay route from Hinton to Medicine Hat. Thank you for your energy, enthusiasm, hospitality & friendship. sioonsoied by: CANADIAN WESTERN NATURAL GAS V? Ji NORTHWESTERN UTILITIES n n I 2 r i n n e jVVVlUi i 11 vo .7lu0 1I kU 1.74 kg Green or Red Seedless Grapes .79 lb 1.74 kg Lettuce 1.09 each Tomatoes .59 lb 1.30 kg Red Potatoes (5 lb) $1.29 each ■ M1 oney• ’s Mushrooms (225gm) 1.49 ca Prices effective thru Saturday, August 29th CONSERVATION-HUNTER EDUCATION COURSE To begin after the Labour Day Weekend (Sept 7) All interested persons please contact John Bourne at the Hadware or Ray Campbell at 758-3724. For Sale: 1979 Catalina - 4door. Not very pretty but runs real well!!. Asking $600.00. Phone 758-3437. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY........ Needed! Someone to work 4 hours per day, Monday - Friday, 10am-2pm. Contact Sadie at 758-3737 days, or after 6 pm call 758-3242. For Sale: Small square bales...$2 each Call 758-3175. GARAGE SALE: Saturday, August 29: 9am-lpm at McKelvey's 356 West Harker Avenue. Lots of clothes/shoes in excellent condition; for boys 4 girls (8-13 years old). Some furniture and kitchen items. WAXWORKS Complete car care inside and out; before winter comes back to stay! Phone: 758-6840 New 3 wheel bike - never used For Sale - 1/2 Price Contact John in the Hardware......... TANNER TROPHY: The Winners of the Tanner Trophy played August 13th were: Overall Gross Ruth Yacyshyn Overall Low Net Lena Henry 1st Flight Low Gross Ella Eisenbarth Low Net Betty Maciura 2nd Flight Low Gross Gladys Leishman Low Net Margaret Steele 3rd Flight Low Gross Florence Rollingson Low Net Mercedes Penington Longest Drive 18-31 hdcp Ella Eisenbarth Longest Drive 32-54 hdcp Lena Henry We wish to thank Mary and L.B. Tanner for their sponsoring of the trophies for this tournament. We would also like to thank Alberta Rocky Mountain Trail Adventures for their donation for the Longest Drives. Submitted by Margaret Robinson Notice: Leisters Academy Hearing will be at the Magrath Medical Clinic the first Tuesday of each month from 9:00am-12noon and from i:30pm-4pji. For appointments please call: 329-6246 or 758-3355. Ì; $ | 3 A. P ii A/ V ivi i Î /A !' LJ i," Î L? f-..Rnno nr lÀhng fit op k 1 iJwv Vi wwaîï. Q QO Th O'. V V 1 V 8.80 kg fiJA. 2L dIL Wn tw Ji IL Ck 4/f Vy VpI MLJ 1/ J?xr# 0 Qt/ OLv _i! h l O fVi ft <f7i Q Un 1 Lean Ground Beef ■ - ....... XI 13 1t9 ib H.lï Kg ! L J Rurrw Rhood CnrJ/pd f 1 1 2 Q q p h vìa v.l a Rirrnç fihrpd fnnkPd Hâlïi Î325fÔ U Li 1 À * O V J L o V V, --J 1 V -y VA jL J J. y <v# s J <4t» il i 1»4|/ 3v > - 4it fc7i PpLa Pky hì x On Monday, September 7th at 6:30 a.a. an Early Morning Breakfast is being sponsored by the Churches of Nagrath and the Tom. Cose out and enjoy a FREE pancake breakfast with all your favorite toppings, and have a chance to visit with your neighbor. There will be entertainment throughout the morning and the Hagrath Band will perform out on the soccer field in the morning. The breakfast will take place in the small gya/cafeteria, everyone is welcome. Please bring own dishes, utensils 4 cups. YARD SALE: Saturday, August 29, 9:00 a.a. at Dennis Dahl's Driveway 255 East, 2nd Avenue South. Miscellaneous items great for back - to - school: tap shoes, soccer shoes, clothing, bedding, children's books, toys, etc. ALSO - Unidentified items left at our house will be set out. Cose and claim your quilts, pillows, sleeping bags, coats, etc. DOC CROOKING SPECIAL: $20.00 for all small - medium dogs. Keep your dog cool with a nice, short cut for the hot weather. Mo appointment necessary. 253 West 1st Avenue South. Anytime! Bronze Turkeys For Sale - 253 Best 1st Avenue South. k Restaurant Enterprise in hagrath requires a supervisor to work 35 hours per week evenings from 4:00 p.a. on, and Saturdays from 3:00 p.@. Rate of pay - $6.83 per hour. Apply with resume to: SASH Box 499 Hagrath, AB TOK 1JO TOP HAT RESIDENTIAL CLEANING Tailor Maid to suit you. Bayne Bourelle 758-6414. FRUIT STILL COKING - Freestone peaches, pears, nectarines, plums, beefsteak tomatoes, peppers, walla walla sweet onions, potatoes, and frozen strawberries August 20, 27, and September 3rd. Apples September 10th and 17th. Phone Carol Smith at 758-6837. HOUSE CLEANING: weekly, biweekly, or monthly. Reasonable rates. Call Amber Shewchuk and Lois Harris at 758-3686. FOR SALE: Naie purebred Chocolate Point Siamese. First $25.00 takes. 253 West 1st Avenue South. “THE GARDEN CITY” NOTICE: TOWN OF NAGRATE PROPERTY OWHERS Your 1992 property taxes are due this south. They must be paid by August 31, 1992 in order to avoid a 16fc penalty which will be levied against all unpaid current taxes on September 1, 1992. HOMEMAKER - MAGRATH à part time homemaker position is available with the Hone Care Department of the Chinook Health Unit in the Magrath office. QUALIFICATIONS: -interest in working with the elderly and handicapped -excellent homemaking skills -valid driver's license -prepared to do personal care, respite care, and night sitting. Please apply in writing to: Lydia Brunner Homemaker Supervisor Box 126 Magrath, AB TOK 1JO Further information can be obtained by contacting Lydia at 758-3331. SPECIALTY CAKES BY RITA Cakes for all occasions! Birthdays, Weddings, Anniversaries, Baptisms, Graduations, Missionary Farewells, Baby Showers, etc. Lead time appreciated. To order phone 758-6315. NOW Jazz Dance Lessons IN MAGRATH ... accepting registrations for the 1992-93 season (September thru June 1992). Grades 1-3. For information please call Tanya at 752-4327. Lessons taught in a fun, learning environment. Reasonable Rates. Playschool for 4 year olds!! FUN AND LEARNING Tuesday and Thursday from 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. $48/month. Instructor BYU graduate. Call Joanne Dever 758-3631. Begins September 3rd. FOR SALE: Winter Coat, full length-purple size 16 1/2. Beautiful condition. Asking $75...Phone 758-3437 YARD SALE * YARD SALE * YARD SALE Friday, August 28th 4PM-7PM at Brad & Shannon Sabey's - kittycorner to PetroCan Station. For Sale: One good Used Electric Stove. The only thing wrong - it's green!! Excellent condition - See John in the Hardware Dept. The Fall session of Story Hour will start on September 9th at 10:00 AM at the Ice Arena. Please use the East door. All children 3 to 5 years of age Welcome. ALBERTA TREASURY BRANCHES would like to congratulate SHAUNA PÀNCZAK. Shauna's name was drawn from thousands and thousands of entries in our Alberta wide JUVE "Roll into Summer" Contest. Shauna has been award one of 25 pairs of In Line Skates from Alberta Treasury Branch. CONGRATULATIONS SHAUNA! ALBERTA TREASURY BRANCHES Where All Deposits are Guaranteed 1001. PERM SPECIAL "Just for You" Hairstyles is having a Back to School Perm Special for "EVERYONE". 10% off all perms. Special starts August 4th until August 29th. Book now for your latest cut and perm. Phone 758-6350. HI! NEED HELP? I will do general housecleaning and ironing Monday to Thursday. Phone Betty at 758-3240 for more information. Olivia McClung, having completed an advanced Instructor course at Ricks College, will be teaching clogging this fall. Classes from preschool age will be offered. For further information, call Olivia or Sandi at 758-3781. Greg Bourne and Sterling McClung will be doing odd yard jobs, such as mowing, weeding, raking, etc. For more Information call Greg at 758-3409 or Sterling at 758-3781. ■ 1 I HAVE YOU EVER HAD THE DESIRE TO WANDER THRU THE OLD CITY OF .JERUSALEM cro i non n in w t n / c 7- r"j (Mih'. (TM. !fw. ii/ti7tj, J... n.../.n..r..i.rxj This 12 day lour is guaranteed to be the experience of a lifetime. Round trip from Calgary via Erankfurl to Tel Aviv. -DEPARTING OCTOBER 26 TO NOVEMBER 6, 1992- A i; 1512- SthTvenuc South H03)'328-7678^—■ I n,H v l j l j 'vrrMÎvm, pbiaiA c/wJ.ox.l'.----------------------------------------------- Kim (Cardsloji) 653 3276, Dave (Magraih) 758 3134, Doug or Nola (Lethbridge) 328-7678 SCHOOL’S IN'!' PRNC1LS PAPER CRAYONS GET ALL YOUR SCI 1001, SUPPLIES HERE' Back To School Sale This Week Only Excellent Savings on School Supplies Sale Concludes Saturday, August 29th! I i I j * 7Gfl _ • ky w SAVE 10. c p 99 REG. 66.89 -po o Tz-X'v. /ry ui ndi nun f n lo (x naw H&IK-IJK PORTABLE GAS BARBECUE -i i ,000 BXU., 191 sc. incn coofengsurface. r> i J ( • r» d I <j iXuuhui ?(¥>/ niQVHJNT L. \J JL/'v/u W i ' i " PORT*A~C009C* 150 s-3 fctoh cooking surraoe locking fid. ne-piated cooking grid ana baked enarne* Pe have a good selection of Toys / Games for Birthday Presents. J!pr o9cn huiUy 099 BPEHTii LOW BACK STA GKIRC CHAIR /v ■ Q. 3 at i-2* I . I Elder Craig Thomson has returned from his mission in Sendai Japan. Sis homecoming report is 9am in Magrath 1st Ward this Sunday, August 30th in the LDS Stake Centre. FOR SALE: 1974 Ford 1/2 Ton; 78; A.T. P.B. P.S. Set up to pull small trailer..$750 O.B.O. Phone 758-6332. D.C.W. will be meeting Monday, September 14th at 7:30pm in the Church Hall. All Welcome. CUSTOMIZE YOUR CAR!! Is your car Brand New? Without dents or dings. I can change that cause I'm a very dingey person. I get rid of that unwanted shine & excellent re­sale value. Just call me Kristi Hoibak 758-6523. GOTCHA!! R. JENSON FOR SALE: 'SUN ICE' one piece snowsuit - Size 12 Girls. Purple with neon pink and jade trim. Washes well. Used only one winter will fit child 8-13 years old depending on height of child. Asking $50.00. McKelvey - 758-3181 "Middle Age is that difficult period between adolescence and retirement when you have to take care of yourself." RED CROSS The RED CROSS Campaign for Magrath and Area will be starting this next week through to 19th of September. Magrath has benefited in many ways with help from the Red Cross. Please be generous when a canvasser calls. Never donate without receiving a receipt - no matter what amount given. Keep you RECEIPT for your 1993 Income Tax. People can be missed for a number of reasons, if you are please call me ALICE (Sparky) STEVENSON - 758-3190. I will see you are contacted. Thank you for your support for this worthwhile campaign. I will be teaching Piano Lessons again this fall. Lessons start the week of September 7th. Call: Marva Hatch...758-3646 iVnonru 9’norHcJc1 fhrii f ’ i rd A V A i i ry 9OI h uj i y kJ pC v. i cl,i o..... Lili U üu L ill U.Q y , rxcij^. kj u hi Alpha ice Cream (Ihlre) 1.99 ea Beatrice Yogurt (500gm) 1.49 ca Beatrice Cottage Cheese (SOOgm) 1.49 ea Good Humour ice Cream (4 titre) 3.99 ea McGavins Bistro French Bread (500 gm) .99 ea Campbeli’s Chunky Soup (540m!) 1.89 ea Niagara Lemonade (355mi) 2/1.! 9 With summer quickly coming to an end and inventory completed at the Magrath Public Library, we are asking you to keep in mind and try to find the following books as you do your fall cleaning: Easy Non-Fiction: The Fables of Aesop and La Fontaine; The Fisherman and His Wife; With Benjuy and Bubbles; Animal Babies. Easy Fiction: Too Much TV (Berenstein Bears); Another Time Stories; Chester the Chick; Benjamin in the Woods; Mystery of the Lost Ring with Two Hearts; Mike and Tony, Best Friends; The Counting Book; The Dark; My Biggest Bedtime Book Ever; No Place to Play; Superman. Juvenile Non-Fiction: Disney's Wonderful World of Knowledge #15 and Eyewitness Book H-Nature Study; (these books are part of sets); Tropical Fish; The Story of Marco Polo; China. Juvenile Fiction: 50 Great Ghost Stories; The Hardy Boys #12, #25, #45, #73; Over the Noon. Adult Non-Fiction: TNT, The Power Within You; Check Your IQ; Remarkable Stories From the Lives of Latter-day Saint Women; One Silent Sleepless Night; Secrets of the Heat; Christmas Ideas from Better Homes S Gardens; Human Body #9 Reproduction (from a set); Nature's Healing Arts, From Folk Medicine to Modern Drugs; Pregnancy Survival Guide; 50 Country Quilting Projects; Childhood Dreams; Sunbonnet Sue makes her first Quilt; Anatomy for the Artist; Card Tricks Anyone Can Do; The Longest Cave; Grant EacEwan's Western Canadian Agriculture; Technique in Fiction; Onions in the Stew; Louis Pasteur. Adult Fiction: Watership Down; V.C. Andrews' -Seeds of Yesterday; 2 well bound Louis L'Amour books from the Bantam set: Borden Chantry and Under the Sweetwater Rim; the Horseman's Word; Walk with a Shadow; Reader's Digest Great Short Tales of Mystery and Terror; Tolkein's The Lord of the Rings; The King's Orchard. Some Of These Books Have Been Missing For a Very Long Time ... From Now to September 1, 1992 will be Amnesty Week on any overdue books returned during that time. This does not mean "old fines" will be cancelled. rvrvrvrvrvfv Our summer reading program "Who Reads Across Canada" ended last Friday with a closing party at the Public Library. Many prizes were awarded. Our three top readers were awarded T­shirts and they are as follows: 1st place - Dan Cook, 2nd place-Lisa Leishman, and 3rd place - Tiffany Hatch. The top readers from each grade were also awarded a book of their choice... Grade 1 - Viki Chatwin Grade 2 - Tonya Miller Grade 3 - Brian Cook & Joanie Leishman Grade 4 - Kourtney Alston Grade 5 - Tina Miller Grade 6 - Becky Bourne & Matthew Stanford The Library would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who participated this summer. We would also like to thank all trapse who helped with the program. A special thank-you to Rochelle Chipman for her help in the Library this summer. - 1977 Mustang II - good for parts, transmission shot $150.00 O.B.O. Phone: 758-6315 - Magrath We are interested in buying anyone's cloth diapers. Call Nark/Cheryl Harker at 758-3009. To Give Away - 2 Finches with Cage. Phone 758-6392 Michael. "Weiiing History Book" Orders need to be made NOW. Contact Betty Wilde at 752-4143 For Sale: 1986 Honda Spree - $500 Phone 758-3734 after 6 PM. FOR SALE: Technics Organ; 13" RCA TV; Sanyo VCR w/on screen programming. All in very good condition. Phone 758-6619. We are planning to implement "home delivery" of the 'Store News'. We hope to have the routes in place beginning September 9tb. If you have any objection to this, please contact Shelley Heaton at the Magrath Trading Company 758-6377 Monday thru Wednesday, 9AM-6PM. This only applies to those people living within the town of Magrath boundaries. The rest will continue to receive their paper in the mail. NEEDED: Bed, Couch & Chair, Household items you would be willing to give for a family in need. For more information - Call Chris Tokairin at 758-6896. FOR SALE: Browning 12 guage semi­auto; good condition. $300 O.B.O. 758-6856 "A small boy was proudly showing off his new baby sister, but his little friend scoffed at her red face. ' "Well," the tot retorted, "I guess your face would be red, too, if you had to come all the way from heaven on a hot day like this!" FOR SALE: 1973 Chevy Malibu-Good Condition-130,000 Khs - $1300.00 Phone 758-3752 Donald W. Ririe, son of Watson & Barbara Ririe of Magrath and Kari Christensen, daughter of Ralph & Carol Christensen of Highland, Utah were married in the Alberta Temple, Cardston on August 15, 1992. A beautiful wedding dinner was held in their honour that afternoon with family & friends present. Miles Flexhaug, brother-in-law of the groom was "Master of Ceremonies". Trisha Henderson sang "The Miracle of Love", accompanied by her mother Marilyn Henderson. Two lovely readings were given by Shirley Perry: "The Usual Way" and "The Rose". Toast to the bride was given by her father, Ralph Christensen, with the groom responding. That evening a reception was held honouring the newlyweds in the new LDS Chapel. We gratefully thank all those who attended and who helped in any way to make this such a special memorial occasion for Donald & Kari. Watson and Barbara Ririe Ralph and Carol Christensen Donald and Kari Ririe /OU 1C NO 01........................ "ACCIDENTS* tne. ¿eadl.ny íÁiie.1 Oi( today. 1 out oC 10 oC t’aZAZ can 6e. pmvented ¡ TRAMPOLINES have caused Aeneous head and nec.h LnjunÁes. YOU CAN PREVENT THESE WITH JUMPSENSE No sharp objects in pockets No play things or pets on trampoline Clean, dry trampoline surface No shoes ; JUMPSENSE CHECKLIST _____ OnZÿ Jumper AZ A Túne _____ CZónó O« ¿nd _____ Ko Sowjet ó ACC7PEj/TS m'í JUST HÁFPEMJ xcrZacZ Ch¿r.oc¡i Hütíh L’/u¿ ti/ 753-5337 Proper Clothing (No dangling or scarves í adíes Ready to Wear 1/2 Price SALE! ABSOLUTELY AU; APPAREL” *Si,ACKS BLOUSES MEANS •STiRrM’P PANTS W 1 Pni iph f 4 / 0ryg 1 * V . 1 . 1 \ U t I U 1 1 l kJ / J 1 I 1 1 j Q 0 c\ n <' h .Ju U kJ U ! i !-■ P! r ¡/1 a c / 1 h f r cO » * . 1 . 1 1 ! \ 1 ky y J y i ! 1 L 1 X.y y 'i OQ ppch I 1 . k.J xj k.y U ky II \l\l r ('p.Qpp ( P ifinrrP ■ < • 1 « » i V j <z y o \. z Vz s. jj i i i y 1.69 each i \A/ 1 |cli\/ Pn\A/clnr ifOnrO * V . 1 ■ kJ ky 1 1 y 1 kJ V » kJ ky 1 k J' kj 1 1 i j j . j u W i Oniid While Thpp i'.RSnmi • ' . 1 , . J kJ l i kJ i t 1 1 ! k ky ! kyi 1 1 kJ 5 kJ kJ kJ ■ 1 I j J HU pnch ! 1 . UP kJ Vz o ! f Vv.i. 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