Magrath Store News (May 13, 1982)

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 TRADÌ NG CO. STORE NEWS OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE STORE NEWS 758-3065 (Ext.) STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday 8 A.M. Wednesday ................................. 8 A,M. THURSDAY, Î4AY 13th, 19 82 .................. MAGRATH 758-3065 to 6 P.M. to 1 P.M. ALBERTA *****************************************************j|.J1<.**JttAAtJ.Wjtt4jtjkjkA4 Fresh stock per lb.. HARDWARE ** DEPARTMENT ****************** *■* *■ Spring Gardening Begins Rototlller 5 h.p. ROTARY TILLER: B & S engine, 3 step chain and sprocket with forward-neutral­reverse, 16-14" dia self sharpening tines. REGULAR $549.95 ..........$519.95 MID 'TILL-IT' ROTARY TILLER: Light weight, portable with easy fold down handles. 3 h.p. B & S engine. REGULAR $359.95 .............................. $339,95 _MTD REAR TINED ROTARY TILLER: 5 h.p. 21" width, handle, 5 speeds to wheels and tires. 95 99e Lawn Mower 18" GAS LAWN MOWER: 3 h.p. engine with easy recoil start. $159,95 20" MOWER: Recoil start with 3.5 h.p. engine. 7" wheels with 6 position manual adjustment. Handle folds down for stor­age* REGULAR $199.95 ........ $169.95 20" DELUXE MOWER: Features side discharge with chute deflector. 3.5 h.p. engine. 8" wheels adjust to 5 cutting heights. regular $269.95 .................. $209.95 20" REAR BAGGER MOWER: 3.5 h.p. engine, 8" wheels with 5 position fingertip adjustment. Cutting efficiency, no rake-up chores. regular $319.95 ........ $299.95 **«*««*»«#4«»»*»»««««««*««««««»«««««»«#«««»»»♦»»♦ Seed Potatoes A good supply of assorted varieties. Gladiola Bulbs We have Wesselman's Deluxe Choice Bulbs known ffoorr quality and beauty. FERTILIZERS Several kind£ of Lawn & Garden Fertilizers...i Farmers Alfalfa Seed & Grass Seed are now in stock. ... ■ ■ I I CHOICE MIX, per BEDDINÇ /^PLANTS OUR BEDDI ' • I : IN THIS W BEDDING PLANTS WILL BE IN THIS WEEKEND. FLOWER AND VEGETBALES FOR SETTING OUT IN YOUR GARDENS. Infants' "Dining-In" Sets consisting of Plate, Bcwl, Drinking glass, fork & MAGRATH LADIES SLOW-PITCH HOME GAMES Following is a schedule of the home games for Magrath West Wind Ranches and Garden City Fertilizer Ladies Slow Pitch Softball teams: May *17 - West Wind Ranches vs Anglo Angels. May 20th Garden City Fe-rtilizer vs. Sanford Auto. May 26th West Wind Ranches vs Sandord Auto June 1st West Wind Ranches vs Young Insurance Hamilton Floors. June 2nd Garden City Fertilizer vs. Duncan Transport. June 3rd West Wind Rances vs. Garden City Fertilizer. June 9th Garden City Fertilizer Off Road Canada. June 15th West Wind Ranches vs. June 16th Garden City Fertilzer Central Electric. vs . RTF vs Baby’s personal Conner set spoon. $13\99 2" Sturdy plastic Lounge with plastic liner in decorative pattern. Pink, White, B REGULAR $6.95 Strate as Master of Ceremonies. Twister was Erwin Raasch and Tamer was John Bourne, delicious dinner of "Courdon was served by Leitha Leishman Lounge seat REG BABY TRAINER The Magrath Lions Club Annual Charter Night was held Tuesday even­ing May 4th in the Magrath Trading Co. Social Hall with Lion President Fred Lion Lion A Bleu" and Bernice Coleman. Lion Garth Veale introduced guest performers Heather and Roger Kunkel who presented several vocal/musical numbers which were enjoyed and app­reciated. , ‘ Lion Charlie Matkin introduced the guest speaker, former Magrath Lion George Hamilton of Lethbridge who gave a very interesting, enjoyable and enthusiastic talk. Lions from Raymond were in attendance for the occasion. REGULAR Infants' in Pink or CURAID COTTON PUFF BALLS. Packs of 300. REGULAR $2.25 PUBLIC NOTICE: Dr. Ruth Gorman, Lawyer and Analyst of Political programs from CalgAry and "Red" Bechman, T.'V. program producer of political programs from U.S.A, will be speaking on the above subjects on Wed. May 26th, 7:30 p.m. at (Lethbridge Highschool) sponsored by Western Canada Concept, Lethbridge East. NOTICE FOR ALL, ESPECIALLY TEENAGERS the L . C.I. "The Entertainer" proudly presents next attraction top performing artists Randy Marsden, Greg Davies, Kelly Bogdan, Terryl Redder, May Ann Passey and others - Sat. May 15th, Magrath Drop In Cenre Specialty Room. Doors open 8 p.m. First Show 8:30. Tickets $2.50 each. Refreshments and baking items for sale. CARDSTON SCHOOL DISTRICT ,?2 invites app­lications for the position of Head Care­taker for the Magrath Schools. Deadline for applications is May 20/82. Please forward applications and resume' to Mr. C.M. Pilling, Sec. Treas. Cardston School District #2, Box 10, Cardston. » «•••••••» • Tom Sparks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Sparks returned May 5th from Las Vegas, Nevada where he fulfilled a two year mis s ion. "Potty" Blue plastic. ******************* CARDSTON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2 invites applications for the position of Caretaker for the Magrath Schools. Deadline for applications is May 20/82. Please forward applications •Pilling, Sec. Treas. School District # 2 . , Cardston, Alberta. MEMBERS of IRRIGATION note - our be held at Harker, tonite at 7:30 p.m. your opinion about our irrigation system, please attend. Gladys Leishman, Pres. Kathleen Harker, Secretary. FOR SALE: 10'x44’ General Mobile Home with fridge and stove. To be sold in "as i,s" condition for $3,500. Contact Bank of Montreal, Magrath, Alberta. 758-3477. to Mr. C.M. C ard s ton Box 10, the 2nd ST. WEST SYSTEM - please annual meeting will the home of Brook , Thurs. May 13th If you want to voice THANK YOU - for returning our laundry. Ph. 758-3193. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NEWS We are pleased to announce that the Youth Talent Contest will go as Planned for Friday, May 14th in the Big Gym at 7:30 p.m. Please be early as the program must start sharp at 7:30p.m. Please remember that for the price of a $2 ticket you can be there to cheer on the contestants, listen to the finest Youth Talent and at the same time support the Band as all proceeds after expenses will be donated to the Band. You will also be supporting your Chamber of Commerce, sponsors of this Yoth Talent Conest with $150 in prizes. The winners from here go to Calgary to compete provincially for the top prize of $1000 and a trip to Mephis, m We solicit your support at 7:30 p.m. in the H.igh Tennessee. on May 14th School Gym. CHINOOK HEALTH UNIT NEWS The following students have successfully completed and passed the Alberta Safety Council Babysitting Course this year: Terri Jean Atwood, Monique Baril, Joy Dee Hansen,* Blaine Harvey, Philip Hovey, Stacy Kish Barbara McCoy, Betty Ann Papp, Karen Sabey, Rhonda Sillito, Martha Jane Tomlinson, Shauna Taylor, Judy Walker. Marie Sabey, CHN. knee high hose Panty Hose W.75 9 absorbent Brown or Eggs Panty PAIR PACK oval or ob- White or in "lace­design. Hose in $4.00 PAIR PACK **************** ---- in penna floral design “ ’ back- Terry Bath Towels thick and in Green, Gold. REGULAR $6.95 Flat Sheets i press, on colorful grounds. D0U3LE Reg. $14.94 QUEEN Reg. $18.95 RECOMMENDATIONS FOR GOOD HEALTH IN RETIRE MENT; 1. Get a general physical examina­tion preferably once a year. your eyes examined by year, care . at optimum level, every day. 7. Take only medications rescribed by your docotr, nothing else. 8. Check with your doctor if you have unusual pain, bleeding or other symptoms. 9. Realize your physical limitations and try to live with them. 10. Check your home and correct things that may cause an accident. THINGS TO DO UPON RETIREMENT 2. Have a doctor once a 3. See your dentist regarding dental 4. Watch your diet to keep weight 5. Take some exercise 6. Get enough rest every day. 1. Keep up with events. DO NOT become a "Has Been". 2. Make new friends every year. 3. Learn a new hobby or skill. 4. Spend time with other people, clubs church, etc. 5. Take an interest in young people. 6. Talke with other re­tired people to see how they spend their time. For further information pleasae tact the Chinook Health day p • m • Unit any or Wednesday from 8:30-12 and Marie Sabey, C.H.N. con- Tues 1-4 Plastic Doilies in ound, long. beige look” Women’s and teens5 ’Eggs Knee Highs in pack of 6 pr. Suntan, Taupe. Sheer to toe. THE TREBLEMAKERS will present a Spring program for the community Thurs­day evening, May 20th, in the Cultural Hall of the LDS Church in Magrath. The program will begin at 7:30 p.m. Refreshments to follow. No admission charge. Come and bring your family to hear this fine children's chorus perform. Senior Citizens are especially welcome. ' Registration for Fall membership in THE TREBLEMAKERS and SHORT STUFF.' (a ntew^ chorus for young beginners) is being taken now. Contact Priscilla Brockway for more information. ' . ■ 1 RACK OF SALE DRESSES A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF QUALITY NUMBERS TO CLEARING AT Va PRICE Good Values IN LONG GOWNS SHORTIES Housecoats PRICED FROM . Maternity Wear ARNEL, NYLON 1 RACK OF HOUSECOATS, LINGERIE, MATERNITY TOPS SELECT FROM. LOVELY Sleepwear New Spring Shipment IN PERMA-PRESS; FABRICS AND STYLES Skirts • Blazers ® Sweater • Slacks • Blouses • Knickers New Arrivals from Paris Star^Sfe 3k including Slacks, Skirts, M-e&Kb Tops, Pedal Pushers, fyvCX Knickers, Coulottes. Yellow, Royal, White. J&: BE SURE TO SEE OUR W&slj SPORTS CO-ORDINATES ¿flfc ALSO IN POPULAR > Mt STYLES & SHADES. ^'QE? T-SHIRTS PRICED FROM »18 UP. Men’s Western PRICED FROM Boys’ T-Shirts Men's Spring & Summer T Shirts in Knits and Polyesters. Stripes and Plains in a nice Cf Colors . Short sleeve, Breast pocket. Shirts Men's "Caravan" Shirts, Western styling. Patterns and plains with fancy ’ stitching. Assorted shades. Boys Knit T Shirts in several styles including short sleeve and Tank Top. Plains, stripes, patterns. REC. $4.95 - S5.95 ATTENTION: Magrath C.W.L. Members it is once again that time of year for member­ship dues to be paid. I will be visiting each member over the next 3 weeks to collect your dues. If there is any new member who wishes to join please feel free to contact me at my home anytime after 6 p.m. at 758-3637. Louellen Lee, Organization Convenor. P&B WINDOW WASHING & YARD WORK - first 5 customers 25% off. Phone David Pilling 758-3088, Dan Borley 758-3385. Dr. Vernon and Mrs. Janet Jubbers of Lethbridge are the proud parents of a baby daughter born April 26, 1982. Equally proud grandparents are Melvin 6 Elaine Jubbers of Lethbridge, Nyal and Freda Fletcher of Magrath. FOR SALE: Nice older home at 22 Harker Ave. Ph. 758-3207 after 6 p.m. The ay Hamilton ramily wo.iIj like to thank the people of Magra ti for the great tributes that have been paid to him. Also for the lovely plant and the silver tray on which was engraved: "In MeroAi/ o£ Jay Hamtiton faon. hti> uatitar.dtny contA-tbuttons to the Town and tt'4 ctttzzni,. TOWN OF MAGRATH, Ap^ti 1982." Thanks. The 1st Anniversary of the Magrath i ’easury Branch will be celebrated Wed. May 19th. Light refreshments ■’ll be servp-’ ;¿ween the hours of 10 3 . ¿a . ci nd 3 p.m. Everyone is welcome. ATTENTION: Anyone interested in a Gymnastics program here in Magrath please contact Peggy Gurney, Phv -• 758-6249. ' ' • •••«••• Mother's Day services at St. Joseph's Catholic Church were filloc with several ceremonies. The Grade 1 children - Stephanie Groenhof, Paul Gruninger, Dionne Kinch and Brent Tricsli participated in the Crowning of Mary Ceremony. Tara Harvey re­ceived her Brownie Badge and Certif­icate of Religion in Life. At the conclusion of Mass, Father J. O' Reilly presented each mother with a Prayer Scapular. NEED SOME TYPING DOME? Contact Sherri at 758-3112 anytime. Reason­able rates. DIABETES SEMINAR - May 25th, 7:30 p.m. at St. Michael's Nurses Resi­dence, Lethbridge. Stephen Beriault, a diabetic himself since 11 months of age, will be representing Cann­aught Laboratories. He will be speak­ing on Diabetes: Past and Present, Causes & Cures. For more information contact the Lethbridge & District Branch of the Canadian Diabetes Association at 327-4114. ATTENTION: Will rototil gardens and yards. If interested phone Lawrence or Brian Law, 758-6823. PASTURE - for 2 horses or 3 cows. 7% acres irrigated in Magrath. Phone 328-0325 evenings. FOR LEASE: 1980 Ford F150, power steering, power brakes, 4 speed overdrive. $211.83 per month. Ph. 758-3789. 3rd SATURDAY, May 15th, DEL BONITA REGULAR MONTHLY DANCE. Members and invited guests 18 yrs. and over welcome. Good music from Milk River. Doors open at 7:30 p.m. FOR SALE: Genbron English pram, travel bed, 'oaby pack, jolly jumper, baby seat. ?h. 758-6470. FOR SALE; older home on large treed lot. Ph. 758-3556. ' The Magrath Library Board would like take this opportunity to publicly thank the following for their contributions: The Town of Magrath, in addition to supplying the building, utilities, and cleaning, also gives a yearly grant of over $5,000. The M.D. of Cardston contributes about $8,000 yearly. The Cardston School Division gives an allotment per pupil for Hutterite students in our area which gives teachers at the Hutterite Colonies the privilege of taking out books for their gives about A people of Magrath and district who have donated memorial books to our library. We also appreciate the volunteer work that has been done by 'Molly Judge, Bruce Lybbert, Susan Baril, Kari, Karen and David Fletcher, Carrie Harris and others. We feel that these contributions have helped make our library an asset to our town. ■ r PRICED FROM RAIN COATS New Neoprene Rubber, Yellow shade. Full length. Wear Vinyl Rain Suits includ­ing Jacket and Pants. Green or Yellow. Handy jto carry with you. *16«, students. The Province of Alberta a yearly grant which in 1981 was $5,000. special "Thank You" to all the JOGGERS Brunner celebrated by Father REGULAR $35.00 Rubber Boots Gioves J he Wedding Cougars in several styles and shades. Cleated sole. White, Blue, Grey, Maroon. REGULAR by Convenors was: Quil $39.95 Bazaar have been ordered, held Sunday, May 9th. Mass for students 23; used Fathers; business ed. ST. JOSEPH'S NEWS The May meeting of St. Joseph's Catholic Women's League was held Wed. May 5th at the home of Mrs. Lydia commencing with Mass J. 0"Reilly C.S.B. Business reported tickets for the Fall May Crowning will be Magrath High School graduating of the Parish will be Sunday, May stamps were sent to the Franciscan a decision to transfer the C.W.L. ‘ account to another bank was accept A report of the Calgary Diocesan CWL Convention in High River April 30, May 1 & 2 was given by Delegate Louellen Lee. Seven members from St Joseph's Council attended.1^ The 1983 Diocesan CWL Convention will be held in Lethbridge, St Joseph's Council being one of the six Councils hosting the event. The resignation of Pres. Louellen Lee was accepted. Lydia Tricsli was appointed Presi­dent and Marie Sabey vice-president. Lydia Brunner and Joann Takacs remained in their elected positions of secretary and treasurer. Accepting the president's gavel, Lydia Tric­sli apponted the following convenors: Spirit ual Development - Marie Burger; Education Karen Ririe, Communications - Irene Grunl er; Community Life - Elizabeth Stanek; Or anization - Louellen Lee. Christian Family Life - Marie Sabey. Father O'Reilly extended an invitation to St. Joseph's Council to join the Raymond and New Dayton C.W.L. Councils closing Social evening Wednesday, Sacred Heart Rectory, Raymond. The June business meeting will Wed. June 9th at the home of Marie The annual Parish Picnic will on Sunday, June 20th at Woolford Park. June be held on Burger. be held Men 1s Rubber Boots and Irrigation Boots with steel arch. PRICED FROM Golden "Work King" and "Green Monk" fleece work gloves. REGULAR $2.95 CAPS-Men’s Mesh Golf Caps in assorted colors & designs. Cool, Tight weight Mr. and Mrs. Mel Engen cordially invite friends Reception oi their daughter Heidi and Wendell in the Hall Saturday, May 22nd, 1982, calling between th The NOTABLES Ladies Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Priscilla Brockway will sing at Worship Services in the Magrath United Church this Sunday, May 16th. Services begin at 9:45 a.m. a t tend Magrath Cultural hours of 7 and 9 p.m. Camping Meat Sirloin Steak BONELESS Barbecue Wieners BURNS Rump Roast BONELESS BEEF t » CENTRE CUT BURNS .. .LB ■ » ************ *********************************************** ************* A number of Magrath and district students were among the graduates at Spring Convocation Ceremonies of the Lethbridge Community College held the Paramount Theatre Tuesday, May 4th. Included were: Business and Applied Arts, Secretarial Science Cindee Ann Forsyth; Katherine Faye Hillmer. Secretarial Science - Verna Mary Sweetgrass. Business Administration - Jon Ackroyd. Nursing - Magdalene Mae Heggie. Agricultural Technology - Cameron Cook. Agricultural Mechanics - John Russell Althen. a t Thursday, May 13th a Tri-Ward Home-Making Evening will be held at 7 p.m. in the Magrath Cultural Hall. Lavina Frodsham of Calgary will speak and show slides on "Home Decorating". Everyone is welcome to attend. Membership dues for the Magrath Roping Club will be accepted until June 1, 1982 after which there will be a late penalty membership fee. Please contact Craig Godionton, 758­3188 or Neal Miller, 758-6557. FOR SALE; Soccer shoes. Ph. 758-343^. Members of the Canadian Baha'i Community attended Canada's 33rd National Convention at the Ramada Innin Toronto the past weekend. Eal McAuley of Magrath was one of eight Southern Alberta delegates, among the 171 from all parts of Canada from the Yukon to the Mari- ’ times who attended the annual meet­ing to elect nine members of Canada's national Baha'i governing body, the National Spiritual Assembly, one of 132 such bodies around the world. FOR SALE: Elrose Barley, $3.50 per bu. Registered Neepawa Spring Wheat, $5.50 per bushel. Neal Miller, Ph. 758-6557 or 758-3164. FOR SALE: 1 Ladies Bike. Phone 758-3151 after 3:30 and ask for Ron. C.W.L. MEMBERS: I would like all that I have resigned as and have taken over as Org- Convenor effective May 5th. Mr. Phil Carter and his mother Mrs. Eva Carter have returned from an enjoyable month's vacation in California and other points. The Annual Florence Nightingale Tea sponsored by the Women's Hospital Auxiliary was a decided success urday and a sincere "thank you" extended to everyone who helped it such, winner of the hand quilted and Mrs. Esther Toomer won orated cake. ATTENTION to inîorm President ani z a ti on Our new president is Lydia Tricsli. Í would like to thank all who have made my last year as president such a memorable one. I hope everyone will give Lydia the co-operation and support needed to run our C.W.L. Thank you to all my outgoing convenors and good luck to the new ones. Luellen Lee, Past Pres. Sat­is make lucky 3rd WARD ELDERS FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT "Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again Friday, May 14th, 7 p . m . Mr. John Heck was the bedspread the dec- TI L.D.S. Cultural Hall Prices: Nev7 Rami ly Rate $6.00. Adults $1.50, Youth 12-18 $1.25, Child 4-11 75ç. Everyone welcome. OUR SWIMMING SUITS ARE NOW DISPLAY. WE INVITE YOU TO STAIRS AND SEE THEM. OUT AND ON COME UP_ Upstairs Dept. Ladies Golf Season opened Ttrlesday evening. Nine teams are comp’etfing in League play. President is Joan Pisko of Lethbridge. The weatherman co-operated and a beautiful evening of golf was en­joyed