Magrath Store News (August 29, 1985)

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 OFFICE 758-3033/ GROCERIES 758-3535 /DRY GOODS 758-3252/ HARDWARE 758-3065 UPSTAIRS &. STORE NEWS 758-6377 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Tursday, Friday, & Saturday...............8am to 6pm Wednesday.................... 8am to 1pm THURSDAY, AUGUST 2 9th, 1985 ......................................................................................... MAGRATH, ALBERTA ************************************************************************** LADIES READY-TO-WEAR ********* ***************************************************************** Back To School ■ X DRESSES Vi Pnc» SAVE ON TOPS & BLOUSES IN A NICE SELECTION OF THE LATEST STYLES AND COLORS. Polyesters Cottons. SWEATERS New Fall Sweaters have arrived just in time for Back - to - School. Handsome Pullovers and Cardigans; Smart Coat Sweaters in the very latest styles and lengths. Lovely colors, too, that will enhance your Fall & Winter wardrobe. Come up to the Ladies Wear Dept. TOPS BLOUSES 1 RACK OF MISSES & LADIES DRESSES. SMARTLY S:TYLED IN THE LATEST OF FABRICS. Purses1 New Purses and Handbags in Vinyl and Genuine Leather Popular shapes and colors.. 1 BOX CLEARING AT 795 Baskets of Jogger specially priced for School Days. Popular styles and colors. 1 BOX CLEARING AT| f Jewellery Items New Fall Jewellery in the very latest Earring Fashions; Necklace & Ear­ring Sets; Chains in gold & silver. See the'new Fall display. Presen . your chi. id discovering 6774. irany variet subjects /r>8-- SWEAT SETS interested in enrolling children t ' ' yrs. WANTED: Mandolin and Tabletop Keyboard. Phone 758-6274. Parents for dance this year - Depending on interest, Studio Ore will send out Miss Jodi Scotter. She has had 12 years experience including 3 years teaching and 2 years in Toronto. Classes would be offered in Jazz, Tap & Baller. Registration to be August 30tn, 4 to 6 p.m. Drop In Center. Call Marilyn Dahl, 758-6395 or Kathy Ifehl, 758-3039 for further information Call Frazer if you need any trees sawed down. Phone 758-6274. Mr. & Mrs. Wayne (Cynthia) Harris are happy to announce the birth of a daughter, Amanda Rae, born August 22, General Hospital. Pleased grandparents are Harris of Magrath; Mr. & of Stirling. We would like to express our sincere the doctors, nurses and the wonderflul stay in hospital. Wayane &. Cynthia Harris. 1985 in the Mr. & Mrs. Mrs. John to for new Magrath Carlos Herget thanks hospital staff the beautiful THANK YOU: A beautiful day, a ing and a beautiful couple with a grandfather to perform the ceremony made a beautiful adding for Harold and Lori on Saturday, August 24th. They, with their parents, would like to thank their family arri friends for making it than. Harold & Bob & Grace beautiful sett- THANK YOU: Bob & Jackie Moors and f would like to thank their frierds, neighbor^ and family for their support and kindness while living in Magrath these past 10 years. Your friendship will always be cherished and remembered. Thanks also for the lovely Calling Reception in our honor. It was a beautiful tribute to us all. Our new hone is in Lethbridge, not far to visit. 1212­6 Ave. S. Thanks again. The Moors, Would you like to do something for your conmunity? If so - please come. Your Hospital Auxiliary meets the first Thursday of each month, 2 p.m. at the Hospital. You will be made most welcome. On September 5th, the first meeting of the new Fall season. ! ! Si ZES: 2 8 to 3 8 wais ‘Wranglefieans 1 158S s s.‘ J L-lori Murray, Blaair & Ann Murray, Williams. REG. $19.9 suich a aroemorable occasion for r REG. $25.95. ' SWEATSHIRTS Men's fleece *i Sweatsh i r t s of Pullove r f i’ o n t s t v 1 COLORS: Bj Black, Whi BRIEFS ned a choice z ipper FOR RENT OR SALE: 2 bedroom home. Fri dge . stove, washer & dryer and wood burning stove included. Newly stucoed out and wallpaper and paint in. Beautifully treed yard. Priced •in the low 20's. 758-6493. WANTED: Someone to run the lunch counter at the Curling Rink for the 1985-86 curling season. For more information call J. Panczak at 758-6265. WANTED: Caretaker/Ice-Maker for the Magrath ■ Curling Club mid Octoaber until the erd of March. Will be required to attend an ice­making school the end of September. Wages are anegotiable. Send resume before Sept­ember Isl tu j. ranczak, Magrath. For more information bhone John at 758-6265. Boys ' Br .i e !' s wit h ny 1 OI! r e Blue or C r earn REG. $ 4 . V $ 3 . 5 0 t 0 in cotton inforcement. * >****x>. ********** A*****-** ******** jle******^^*******^-* Trie family of the late Mary Nelson wish to express our ■appreciation Ku all of the kindness shown us ;ti the recent loss of our dear mother, grandmother and great glandmother. Thank you hu many kind friends for the floral tributes, carls, you?. ;<■ e ..alls and your visits. A special thank you to Bishop Br< s Harker and all of the cries '.die t?vk part in makaing it sirs a beautiful service .in our mother’s memory. Also to the l?j i.ei Society sisters for rhe vveiv Lunch they served the family after the service. Our deepest gratitude for your manv kindnesses. Preston 1 Dorothy Ne's-n; Douglas & Lynn Nelson; Rae & Gail Atwood & Laura Nelson. LOuf'. 4 •-■«rved porch posts trom Emma Colemans olu iouse. They were taken from the property early last week. Will the person WilO COGd tr.'Jlu , iCuu... '„¡I&. iu ... j ...<<? . of sentimental value to Enina's daughter. Patricia Dupree. of Lawrence ■ uouise Beugiy of iktgrac ;. and (br. xr'Li, son of Clifford k Gneryl Burnet_ of Endercy, B.C. were , united in marriage in a double ring cerenton? at South­minster United Church, Lethbridge. The bride chose Cathy Champaine us her maid of honor, Lynda Bengry, bridesmaid, Nadine Bengry, flower girl. Assisting Gary were Todd Kerschner, best man; Donny Burnett groomsnan; Jeremy Robert as ring bearer. Ushers were Darcy Bengry and Robbie Burnett. Following the ceremony, pictures were taken at the Research Station. The reception and dance were held at the Columbus Hall, beautifully decorated in pink, white and grey. Guests were welcomed by Master of Ceremonies Robert Olson, uncle of the oride, who invited guests to help themselves to the buffet supper. Wendi Johnson presid­ed at the guest book. Dancing followed with Ron and Roy Watmough providing the music. Guests came from Prince George. B.C.; Maple Creek. Medicine Hat, Claresholm, Cardston, Cranbrook* Enderby, B.C.; Ft. '.acleud. Calvington, Sask.;, Lethbridge ans Magrath. Sunthy afternoon, family and friends garhortxi together while the bride and groan opened their many lovely gifts. The happy couple left for points in B.C. and Alberta for a week's honeymoon. They are risiding in Lethbridge where the groom is employed. We would like to thanak everyone for sharing our Wedding Day and making it so special. Stacy & Gary Burnett; Louise & Lawrence Bengry; Clifford & Cheryl Burnett. NOTICE TO CITIZENS OF MAGRATH & AREA Next week marks the beginning of the new school year and Magrath R.C.M.P. wishes to advise motorists to be extra cautious within the school zone. Ml types of ions within the school zone vJill be enforced. This is to advise that several chattges have been made in the parking around the school and motorists should take note of the changes nade. The area for school bus parking remains the same and there is now a loading zone on the west side of Center Street between Harker & Civic Ave's. There is to be no parking in that area. Vehicles will only be allowed to stop there to wait to SPORTS BAG Sport Bags by Cooper (similar to the one pictured). Blue, Black, Grey, Red, Burgandy, Beige, Green, etc. IO95 pick up students. Parking is to be PARALLEL in that area. There will be no angle parking in front of the elementary school as in previous years. All vehicles which require parking are to utilize the angle parking stalls on 1st Street East (east side of school). These changes were made in an effort to allow students safer use of the streets in the school area. It will also relieve the congestion of traff­ic on Center Street during the times when school lets out. Please adhere to all parking restrictions as they wall be enforced conrnencing on the first day of school. Magrath R.C.M. Police. MAGRATHA GENERAL HOSPITAL Is your Admission Pee paid for your last stay i in our hospital? The Magrath General Hospital lias . a number of unpaid Admission Fees for local resid­ents. Please, if you have not paid your Admass ion • Fee, come and clear up your account. The Province of Alberta requires that we charge a S10 Admissxcu Fee unless exempted by the Alberta Hospitals Act. A.L. Skretting, Administrator. TOWN OF MAGRATH PUBLIC NOTICE, AUG. 27/85, To all ratepayers with unpaid taxes, we remind you that as of Sunday, September 1, 1985, a 165 penalty will be levied against all outstanding 1985 taxes. This means that you must pay your taxes by 5:00 p.m. Friday, August 30, 1985 to avoid this penalty. Payments made by maid must be postmarked no later than August 31, 1985. HAIR BRUSHES rted styled Hair Brushes for Back School including tested. to salon & UP ****************** PARENTS OF KINDERGARTEN CHILDREN Kindergarten will begin on a staggered start. The classes have been divided into smaller groups of 6 or 7 for Tuesday, Sept. 5th. On Friday, Sept. 6th a regular cLass session will be herd. If you are unsure which orient­ation day your child is assigned, please call Pat WengAr ct 08-6803. fformng Session tzill run from 8:45 to 11:25 «no „f..e-.u.x>n suasion tran 12:4a to 3:15. The local Advisory •.AAiBu.Lt.ee ml tie cr.ivxiit^ a $20 fee for Kindergarten a'-;. -v'i: uL .v <o-j.ecriarg a $10 fee. These fees id. j os .. l>.. .¿J ,ce cl school. P. Wenger. Card: aide to S’ icol, a • «r, on behex, tn V Special : Cardstnn : vtif time rehabilitación w .'.'a '.- net ■■ >• in -.he Magrath Elementary App icatiöns to be « .;.-u September Pleas-: ■ t Dr l-eldor Hatch, Director of Services, ^rdston School Div. .- 2; Box 10, .. AB. 7X 0K0. ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH WORSHIP SERVICES - will return _■.> cii'-b.! Fa.;... a ■ te<.u; v on j tnday, oepceinber 1st at 11 a.m. MAGRATH TRADING co t to cern âv Footwear For Back To School JOGGERS 019 You Will find good selection of Joggers for Back to School. YOUTHS’ STRIPED SPORTS SOCKS REC 3.95 Men's Black leather Oxfords, slip-on style. Moccasin vamn REG. S59.95 $49 New Western Belts Assorted tooled pat ern. Brown shade. PRICED FROM ************>ek************** FALL INTO FITNESS: A Co-Ed Fitness Program using Heavy Hands (heavy hands optional) the latest way to tighten, tone and get into shape, starting Sept­ember 3rd at 9 p.m., Elementary School Gym. Possibly running 5 times a week. Come the first night and find out the finer details. $13 for 12 more information call Lori 758-3763 or 3107/ Limes. Lynne For 758- FOR SALE BY OWNER: 2 bedroom Bungalow, fenced lot. Finished basement, with bar. 6797. Don Loose. treed Phone 758- äiiii George Torre-Alba (Denturist) will Diamond 'Willow Terrace with his Mobile Denture Clinic Aug. 28th and 29th, 5:30-9 p.m. be at the YARD SALE - at 82 N 1st W Saturday, August 3.1, 10 a.m. until ??. Ph. 758-3506. L.iO 'i;-- in úng to a good Löter; “ - '' ..nibtesy, ’ ¿'i s. 3 t.i jîi Moose litóla. Flot ida, California Magrath. friend Cliff Gough of Magrath, a daughter Linda Harney of Mose with ua” • ...: > .. A., ' is 1* y’ d . 1 t'< - Jaw. si v.ct 'vc. art: Raymond I »furs. She leaves to motirn tv.« brothers; one s: Calgary; four grandsons. Funeral services were held in the Magrath L.D.S. Stake Center Tuesday, August 27t.h with Elder Greg Strong ifficiating. The family prayer was offered by Glenn Fletcher. The openiong hymn "0 .M/ Father" was sung by a Ladies trio, Bessie Cook, Charlotte Fletcher and Marie Stevenson accompanied by Carol Lowry. Invocation was offered by Ruth From. Jeannine Jensen sang as a solo "Somewhere My Love" accompanied by Fkima Dahl. Speaker for the service was Bishop Ray Stevenson. The closing hymn "At Peace" was sung by the trio. Margaret Hoy offered the benediction. Pallbearers were Dennis Strong, Mark Dudley, Derrick Passey, David Fletcher, Charles Innes, Fronm. Interment took place in Temple Hill Cemetery Cliff Gough offering the graveside prayer. A Island passed away Wednesday, August 21st, 1985 at the age of 76 years. Mr. Sadlsnyer was employed by Cit­izen's Lumber Co. when residing in Magrath. Predeceased by one son Carman ot (Ernest) Van Soest former Magrath resident, Fred Sadlemyer of Bow his wife Lottie, survivors include Smithers, B.C.; one daughter Linda of Bow Island; one grandsone Gregory. Laura Helgeso;- Dei Bonita. passed at the age She 1 (Sydonie) Loot of t El izabeth Delbert Palterson of Lethbridge; eight brothers Elma Zackodnik Leonard (Annie) Le Ginnus of Fort Macleod, Elizabeth (Nolan) Weiss of Beaver Lodge, June (Reno) Pontaro.Llo of Cardston, Anita (Harold) Knoblick of Cardston, Cele DeGinnus of Fort Macleod. Funeral services were held this Thursday afternoon, ^August 29th in Salmon Funeral Chapel with Dr. Bob ftElliott officiating. Interment taking place in Arch­mount Cemetery. of Cecil Helgeson of , passe Monday, August 26th of 52 years. survived by her husband: Helgeson of Del Bonita; Coa.dale. i (.-ircbu. e) (Arlene) of seven children Terry Lauretta (Charlie) Tom (Sharyn) Helgeson of Del Bonita, Nelson of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., Helgeson of Magrath, Cecelia (Eugene) Ltl Bonita and Monte (Brenda) Helgeson 20 grandchildren 2 great grandchildren; and sisters Clara Salberg of Magrath, of Creston, Michael (Vada) DeGinnus and Monday, beloved Montana Its. LaVerna Coleman Ackroyd passed away August 26th, 1985 at the age of 94 years, wife of the late Smith Ackroyd. She is survived by two sons Roy of Poulson, . end Allen of Nampa, Idaho; two daughters LaVerna Nyman of Logan, Utah and Alice Fife of Henderson, Nevada; 19 grandchildren; 42 great grandchildren; one sister Mrs. Irene Strang of Magrath. Mrs. Coleman was one of a family of 12 children of Maroni & Jemima Coleman. Funeral Services will be field Friday, August 30th in the iagrath L.D.S, Stake Centre. Friends may meet with the fcinrLJ y from 12 noon to 1 p.m. Mr. & Mrs. Andy Ambrosi have iiad as their guests :scr fathei btcf-m Aizner Hany it or. Ontario and her aunt Mrs. Rosie Cnrtscian cA Herten. Wes; Germany. Cortney Bi ewer con, formar resident of Magrath, was commissioned as a Second ¡Jeutenant in the United States Airfoce Intelligence Div. aal Laki a> ri Airforce Base in San Antonio, Texas or. August 21, 1985. He will be sta Li oneri in Denver, Colo, for Intelligence trait ling. j.-ii'i . Atóg-.f. t: xci. . L-. Microwave THERMOS Lunch Kits BEROL 24 Pencil Crayons with Free Pen Top quality crayons. Free NOR­THRITE pen with this set. (Pen is worth $ 1.9i SHARP Metric/Solar Calculator 44 metric conversions. 2 key memory. FEM liquid crystal display. < ft 99 REG. $21 BACK-TO-SCHOOL" SALE «7 Summo r the like her made thank-you to all those who made the Carnival enjoy able and financially rewarding. ' The new slate of officers for 1985-86 Vice Vice U! corner. We, t to thank Past executive f or last year so successful. ne incoming off President Shirley Edwards their time and efforts Also, a special President - Patricia Dudley, 758-3200; Jr./Sr. High - Marilyn Dahl, 758-3263. Elementary - Shirley Dahl, 758-3685. - Greg Strong, 758-3166. Treasurer - 758-3684. Past President 6368. 6849. - Pat Ogden, 3222. Band Laison - Lynne Tanner, 758-3107. This year is going to be interesting and inform­ative for parents, but we aneed your support to make ait nappen. There will be a Membership Drive taking place September 9-13th. Membership is only $5 per person which entitles you to vote on elect­ion of officers and all business and money matters. The money’ collected is to be used for the benefit of your children. & School held on the Wed. 8-9:30 'tech 19th, Pres. Pres. Secretary Jan Heath, - Shirley Edwards, Publicity Chairperson - Lesley Heath, Volunteer Co-Ordinator s GIRLS School Special 758­758- Meetings, 5 during the year, fourth Wednesday of the follow- Sept. 25th, 8-9:30 p.m.: Wed. p.ni.; Wed. Jan. 22nd., 8-9:30 8-9:30 p.m.; Wed, May 2Sth, Home will be ing months: Nov. 27th, p.m.; Wed. 8-9:30 p.m. Our first meeting, Septemaber 25th, will include a panel discussion "DEALING WITH CHILDREN'S ATT­ITUDES IN SCHOOL". An informed and profressional panel will be moderated by Roslynn Beswick. Please be thinking of written questions to bring to the moderatorr that night. More about this in September. Let's make this year count for our children. Together, we can make it happen! s Nev; Girl ■1 LONG SLEEVE T-SHIRTS T Shirts tone sleeves GIRLS’ SWEATERS MAGRATH ROD & GUN CLUB NEWS The Magrath Rod & Gun Club, in affiliation with the Alberta Fish & Game Association, wish to recognize the following for their efforst and donations in making our Corn Wildlife Habitat project a success: Randall Pistawka & Ciba -Geigy Seeds Ltd., Serv- Collin eld work, men & equipment); M.I.D. _); Bob Rasmussen (equipment & Magrath Fire Dept. & Personnel 14 . 1395 ì t Ltd. (Herbicide); John Androkovich & NK Ltd. (corn seed); Garden City Fertilizers (fertilizer, men & equipment); Dudley Spray ices (chemical for application & equipment); Passey Family (f: (irrigation water) com planter); (clearing area & equipment). Again, thanks to all. involved, appreciates it and the pheasants #1. Magrath Rod & Gun Club. The family; of Grant & Hazel a happy weekend when most of them celebrate Grant’s held at Indian B Herman Pratt, & Otto bridge; ■ ary) bridge; & Christopher of Edmonton. A had by all. Such a good time one littlee granddaughter had bodily to the car to go home to stay. Jeans We, your Club, Dudley enjoyed gather© picnic. by Joan L Plain; Lois Dorothy t Leth-birthday. A Park attended Bert of Stony7 & Scott of Amisk; Michelle, Cindy & Roger o: and David Didley of Calg=- of leth- Jennifer Lubbers, Trevor, Piekema, Clyde, Lor Marva Saito, Tiffany & Vince Ennyd & George Pomerieau, good time was in fac t to be - she O' that taken wanted ATTENTION WORKING MOTHERS OR STUDENTS: lady will take care oi child or infant for 3 days per week: davs and hours flexible. Evenings O.K. iiol runcn and snacks. 758­6256. Mature @yes & lips compacts Bel le S'-.-.dr’w, s-h. Cal 1 Doreen nave re lie home from an enjoyable holiday. They first travelled tc •''»--herage. Alaska then a- Hniv where they visited their son and daughter-in-law, Wade & Gloria angeles and home. kg Pork Loin Clio$$ boneless B U R N S Beef Patties 1/4 n................ ..it*******-.»:**** TV *******’*■******** ><:****x-Jt A lovely sunnier wedding was solemnized in the Cardston Alberta Temple on Sataurday, August 24th, 1985 liien Denise Norton, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Clair Norton and Kameron Broadhead, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Broad­head of Mountain View, were united in marriage. Pres. Harold Bennett performed the ceremony. Following the wedding ceremony, a family dinner was held in the Mountain View L.D.S. Church. A Calling Reception was held Saturday evening in the Magrath L.D.S. Stake Centre. The bride chose as her attendants her sister Catherine Norton as Maid cf Honor and as bridesmaids her close friend Janet Eng of Calgary and Valerie and Raquelle Broadhead, sisters of the groom. Douglas, brother of the groom was best ran and the groomsmen were Todd Neilson, Orlon Cahoon and Mark pitcher of Cardston. Brenda Broadhead, sister of the groan, presided at the guest book wrich was signed by many friends are! relatives who called to extend congratulations to the happy couple. Denise and Kam will make their home in Calgary where they will both be continuing their education. We would like to thank all of our friends and relat­ives who helped to make this such a special day for Kam and Denise. Thank you so much to all those who helped with the decorating, cooking and serving and to those who worked in the kitchen. A spedal thanks to Alma Davies who played beautiful background music. Thank you all so much. Denise & Kam Broadhead; Clair & Cail Norton and Norman & Carma Broadhead. It was such a weekend when the Magrath Medics played in Lethbridge at the Alberta Hospitals Slow Pitch tourna­ment. Fifteen teams from all over Alberta participated. The Medics played three games on Saturday leasing the first game to Foothills Hospital Shooters; the second to the L.R.H, Sidewinders but beating the MLchner Center from Red Deer in their tliird game. Vfe played again Sunday morning but lost out by a very narrow margine. A banquet and dance was enjoyed by all the teams on Saturday night at the El Rancho. Thanks to all those who came out. to support, the team, toe had a good time. Next tournament is September 7th at Taber. The Bandaide. Dr. & Mrs. Steele Brewerton of Graham, Texas have k'k-k'kkk'k'kk'kk-k-kkkkk'k-k'k'k-k-k'k-k *.* k-k-k-kkkk-k-k been visiting their son-in-law and daughter Mr. & Mrs. Bob Nest and family, and Dr. Brewerton's mother Mrs. Jane Brewerton of Diamond Willow Terrace. FOR SALE; Approx. 12 ton Alfalfa liay. 758-3442. WANTED TO RENT OR BUY: Pasture for 2 horses, with water. Ph. 758-3750 or 327-3623. FOR SALE: Oak Bench (pew) from old L.D.S. Church. Phons'758-3207. LEFT IN BOULEVARD - long metal rod that holds grass catcher on lawn mowF.r. If it has wandered into your yard please phone bennetts. 758-6222 FOR RENT: Suite. Ph. 758-6335 or 758-6321. HOUSE FOR RaiT. Phone 758-3418. FOR. SALE: 20 ton second cutting Alfalfa hay. Phone Neal Miller, 758-5557. MAGRATH U.C.W. will hold the first meeting of the new season Monday, Sept. 9th, United Church Hall, 7:30 p.m. Interested ladies welcome. Mrs. Jennie Bibo had as her weekend guests her father Mr. John Kushnir and her si