Magrath Store News (September 18, 1986)

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 PHONES: OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 UPSTAIRS & STORE NEWS 758-6377 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday - 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1986...............................................................................................MAGRATH, ALBERTA ***************************************************************************************** HARDWARE DEPARTMENT *************************************************************************************** a Home Hardware^ PRESTONE ANTIFREEZE Regular $9.49 jug SALE PRICE ■----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CASH BUY 3 JUGS OF PRESTONE AND RECEIVE A $6 MANUFACTURER'S REFUND REFUND, or BUY 2 JUGS AND RECEIVE A $2 MANUFACTUER'S REFUND ; SEE THE CASH REFUND VOUCHERS WITH INFORMATION AND REQUIRE- ■’ MENTS NEEDED - Hardware Dept. U - CAR ANTIFREEZE - for all your Vehicle needs for the (joining Fall & Winter Season. . per jug... ANTIFREEZE ÏESTER REG. $5.95.i.$4.95 SALE This Weekend ONLY Now is the time to treat cattle for warbles and lice. 500 ml. bottle does 31 - 900 to 1 1200 lb. animals. Shot-Gun Shells APOLLO 12 guage. Pack of 20 REGULAR $4.50 box. (REGULAR $21.99) $10.25 tube d Meuse K . BAR BAIT MOUSE POISON warfarin PATIO THERMOMETERS Dials. Regular $14.99 Polished Aluminum Preserving Kettles 11 L Kettles with • bail handle and lid. Aluminum, EQUALAN HORSE WORMER. JACKETS BOYS SWEAT SETS SIZES 6 & 6X REGULAR 19.95 Bovs Wine, white Seat Sets in Navy, Red, Grey all with crim. HOSPITAL SURVE. Please return your completed survey by September 23, 1986. Your reply will assist us in determining your needs for the future of your hospital, i.e. Ambulance Service, Auxiliary Hospital & Nursing Home Beds (Extended Care). Funding is available for these types of projects i.f the Community can and does demonstrate a need. Your returned Survey is very important to the future of health care in Magrath. three years. This position will per week averaging approximately 7 day and may require shift work, submit letter of application to: Anderson, Diamond Willow Lodge, by 24th. The Provincial Government is providing employment under the P.E.P. program. We will be hiring a mature woman who is able to work independantlv, enjoy working with seniors and capable of doing housekeeping and kitchen duties which may require assisting present cooking staff with cooking responsibilities. Since this is a government sponsored position it is only available until April 30, 1987 and the individual must be presently unemployed and a resident of Alberta _ for the past be 5 days hours per Please Charlotte Sept ember Friday, September 5, residents at the Diamond Willow Terrace enjoyed their monthly birthday party. We enjoyed entertainment provided by Sheri Jones who played several piano selections. Children and friends of Ron and Mary Ann Johnson and Gary & Shirley Cooper played the piano and sang some songs. Residents who had birthdays this month were Cr Card and Alice Wali. We who helped make & BOYS' JACKETS FOR FALL & WINTER. NYLON OUTER, 100% POLYESTER LINING ASSORTED COLORS Med. & Ltge. ■ Regular Price would like to thank everyone MEN’S HEADWEAR this evening special for us. Resident s Staff, Diamond Willow Terrace. & like to thank the many people in who were very generous in shar- Residents Staff at the Diamond Willow Terrace would our community ing vegetables and flowers with us this summer. We appreciate this act of service and kindness shown to all of us. Residents & Staff. Diamond Willow Terrace. Fall & Winter Caps for Men in Denim, •Twin, Wool and Drill. Included are the pop­ular 6 piece crown 595 & UP < In your opinion what would be the ideal Pool Schedule? The Magrath Recreation Board is interested in your ideas, they are striving to overcome all the quorcks in the schedule to make it the ideal schedule for our community. Your ideas are needed. At the last Board meeting Cotton, Nylon & Poly' the following schedule was drawn up (tentative) ter Spandex blend Please let us know your feelings in writing c/o Sport Socks. 3 pr. Magrath Swimming Pool or by talking to Howard " West 758-6473 or Scott Barton 758-3212: 9 a.m. to 12 noon Swimming Lessons. 12 noon - 1 p.m. Handicapped Swim. 1-2 p.m. Ladies Fitness and Mbms & Tots. 2-5 p.m. Public Swim. 6-7 p.m. Adult Fitness. 7-8 p.m. Public Swim (Crazy Hour). 8-9 p.m. Teen Swim. SPORT SOCKS per pack-. REGULAR $7.95 es M.D. OF CARDSTON NO. 6 CLERICAL PARTSPERSON The M.D. of Cardston requires a person to work full time in the Parts room at the M.D. Shop. The individual must have good typing skills, computer ledge of parts. in the $ 1,200/month range. will be date is contact: i n i s t r a t o r , Cardston. WANTED: A ride to Lethbridge between 12 o'clock - 2 o' clock on weekdays. I am w’illing to pay for gas. Phone 758-6232. Sabrina Benedetti. experience and some know- The starting salary will be The position filled as soon as a suitable candi-found. For more information please Dwight J. Stanford. Municipal Adm- M.D. of Cardston No. 6, Box 580, AE. TOK 0K0. Ph. 653-4977 HOME FOR SALE: 1170 sq. ft. 3 bedroom home. Garage, cement driveway, triple lot size. Many extras. Excellent location. Immediate possession. $32,500. Phone 758-6368. MAGRATH CATERING SERVICE & BAKERY - avail­able for all orders large or small. PJione Shirley Edwards. 758-6368. ’ V • • $Î6 s- ”•L......$-¡4 Jackets & Coats SAVINGS DRESSES Ends Items. Kiddies etc. Odds 1 RACK OF DRESSES - Assorted styles, sizes, fabrics. 'N co-ordinates Summer Co-Ordinates - Skirts, Slacks, Tops, Blazers, Jackets CHILDREN’S | WEAR Jogging Outfits, Tops, New Fall Arrivals! Smart new Fall & Winter Jackets and Coats in becoming fashions and fabrics. See the All Wools, Blends, Polyesters. FASHION CO-ORDINATES Snazzie" Co-Ordinates in Grass Green and Charcoal. CHECK BLAZERS ............................... PLAIN GREEN SHORT JACKET that will co-ordinate wish skirts, slacks.......... MATCHING SLACKS - lined for comfort and SKIRTS - wrap around styles that fit so nicely and look well with either Jacket..................................... EACH BLOUSES - long sleeve in Grass Green Shade. ‘ Jogging Suits New Jogging Outfits in Misses sizes. PINK & WHITE STRIPE TOP............ MATCHING STIRRUP PANTS IN PINK... NIGHTWEAR New knit. front. trirp. SIZES: Nightshirts ijn Polyester Eye-catching motif on White with pink or blue ********mmmm***mm**mmm************* WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW SHIPMENT OF JEWELLERY FOR THE COMING FALL & WINTER SEASON. SMART EARRINGS PINS NECKLACES, ETC. ’ DON T MISS OUR SALE ITEMS OF JEWELLERY - EARRINGS, etc. NOTICE: I am looking for a ride to Salt Lake City be­tween the 22nd - 24th of October. Please contact Janice at 758 3165. 1 am willing to share gas expenses. ATTENTION BAND PARENTS: J" to bring home his/her uniform, altered if possible. If no, find one to fit. ember 25th. FOR ^ALE: Piccalo, in Call 758-6646 anytime. Please remind your Band Student .... The uniform is to be please call me and I will All uniformst MUST be back by Sept- Cathy West, 758-6473. very good condition. Asking $200. s80 s74 *54 Jeans sizes JEANS & and styles. Slacks in assorted V2 Prise & LESS DEPENDABLE WOMAN - looking for house­cleaning work, Phone 758-3441, ask for Grace Rienguette. FOR SALE: Upright piano in excellent condition. Phone 758-6338. ' SWEATERS Jantzen Sweaters for Men in assorted styles and colors. Wools and Blends. SIZES: Small, Medium, Large. I TABLE NOW CLEARING JEANS Boys' J assortm Broken size Sturdy Denims for rugged wear. REGULAR PRiCE 19.95 to MAGRATH MARCHING b~ND "SPIRIT OF ALBERTA" will be Laving their /Annual Calendar Blitz September 24/86. Please be ready with your information and watch for our canvassers. We appreciate the strong Community support we receive. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY MAGRATH/CARDSTON ASSOCIATION FOR THE HANDICAPPED - is seeking to establish an Eligibility list for employment in it's Day program for positions as they become available in both Mag­rath and Cardston. For further information Theodore Lybbert, Program Manager, 653-4662 resumes to Box 1467, Cardston, AB. TOK 0K0. PRE-SCHOOL STORY HOUR - at Magrath Public starts again September 24th. Children 3 through Kindergarten are invited to come and join us each Wednesday morning from 10-11 a.m. for an hour of stories, songs and fun. Those who do not have a Library card, please bring $1 to purchase one. contact : or send Library Mrs. Irene Gruninger and the Catholic Women's League will again head The Arthritis Society's Fund Raising Campaign in Magrath. Mrs. Gruninger said "Steady progress is being made through Society-funded research. More is now known about the disease. Advafices in treatment, therapy and forms of control have been signifi­cant. The need for further research is urgent - so is' the need for funds. We are willing to do our part in organizing the Society’s campaign. We feel the people of Magrath will do their part too when we ask for their support.;Please look for canvassers to call during the next several weeks. Men’s quilted Insulated Jackets in Dark Brown s Some styled with kidney drop. SIZES: INSULATED JACKET . $35—$39.95 % OFF SPECIALS GLOVES 1 BASKET OF GIOVES IN ASSORTED SIZES STYLES AND COLORS. I 3ox Now Clearing Handkerchiefs WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS OF 100« REG. 69c THANK YOU: The families of the late Bessie Godfrey wish to express their sincere thanks to their many friends, relatives and neighbors for their kind messages of sympathy during their recent bereavement. Thanks to those who sent cards, flowers and food. Thanks to all who took part at the funeral services; to the speakers and those who supplied the music and to those who furnished and served the lunch. The Joe Godfrey Family, The Bourne Family and Lottie. « i ; :4 OFF THANK YOU: We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to our friends in Magrath and our good neighbors for the pleasant associat­ion and friendship we have enjoyed with them during our 24 years living in the Magrath area. We are moving to Lethbridge and would enjoy seeing you all. ' • John & Emma Schigelski. . PHONE TODAY - to order.delicious pies for your feezer. Apple, Cherry, Raisin & Blueberry for $3.75 each or $3.50 for oders of 10 or more. Delivered by the Magrath 1st Scouts & Ventures, Wednesday, September 24th. Phone Jacquie Ackroyd, 758-3154, Elizabeth Strong 758-3166, Carol Lowry, 758-3120. IS YOUR HAIR DULL & BORING? Come on in to Just For You Hair Styles for streaks’to lighten & brighten your hair. Special $15 includes styling - Sept. 16 to Oct. 11. Ct 11 today at 758-6350 to look and feel great. MUST SELL - 1970 Page 12x60 Mobile Home with-porch and deck. Wood windows throughout and some new carpet. Asking $12,000 (offers accepted). Phone 758-3710 Uytime, 758-3189 after 5 p.m. NOTICE: Will do'housecleaning Tuesdays and/or Friday mornings preferred. Elaine Isaacson, Phone 758-6809. ADULT EDUCATION NEEDS YOU!! All September classes will be postponed until we have the minimum of 8 peop’ in each class Please phone us immediately sc we can have a great Fall in Further Education. Phone Laurel Bennett. 758-6222 or Martine Rollingson 758-3665 NOTE: Oil Painting began Wed. Sept. 17, 1-3:30 p.m in the Swimming Pool foyer. (Note change from Thurs.). It's not too late to enroll. Hurry!! NOTE: Calligraphy at Diamond Willow Terrace will begin Wed. Sept. 24th, 1-3 p.m. Fee - $5 for the materials. Instrutor - Janet Hunt. NOTE: Anyone Interested in taking China Paint­ing from Gladys Larson on Wed. or Thursday, please call Laurel Bennett 758-6222 right away. reg. $3.95 to $19.95 OFF Broadcloth, Denim, Flannelette, Jogging Fleece, Printed Poly­ester . 115 to 158 cm. LOST: Have you a stray Ladie's corduroy car coat - deep rose with black accents - hidden away in your closet over the summer? Absent minded owner would appreciate a phone call. Polyester/Cotton Eyelet Phone 758-3156. INTERNATIONAL SENIORS' JAMBOREE - Choral Fest­ival plus West Edmonton Mall Tour - November 5.6.7. Join Galbraith Tours. Phone Evelyn at 758-3640. Have a great time. Do your Holi­day shopping early. NOTICE: If vou know where Ray Harker's saddle is please return it to the barn where ti was during my absence or phone 758-3606 and I will gladly pick it up. • ’ » • r • • • * • « ■ » • * * * • ♦ < * • T< dm «e. » a »ab * mah I EYELET LACE IN 1/2" to 3" WIDTHS IN ASSORTED DESIGNS. BEIGE'AND WHITE. REGULAR SI.25 to $2.95 1 COUNTER CLEARING 20 & NOTICE: For a Nutritional treat, for vitality, gaining, losing or maintaining weight, call Bea a: .758-6306. CHILD I.D. CLINIC - Monday. September 29th, 9 a.m Room 2. Elementary School. Pre-school children welcome. Silver collection to help defray cost of pictures. FAREWELL - for Ken Harrison will be held at his home - 148 Harker Ave 21st from 6 to 8 p.m. the Washington D.C. North Mission, welcome. W. Sunday night, Sept. Ken will be servining in Everyone REGULAR $6.95 For your Quilting needs and Christmas activit­ies . MOUNTAIN MIST QUILT BATTS Polyester, bonded. SIZES: 78x100. BATTS HALLOWEEN SHOP EARLY FOR HALLOWEEN NEEDS Included are Masks, Wiggs, Hair Spray, Makeup, etc. ******************* SALE: New freshair Fireplace. Never been used. 1983 Toyota Truck with topper. Also Hand Glider Kite. 3 acres of land on N.E. outskirts of town. Phone 758-3686. Bill Harris. » Mr. Lynn Meldrum accompanied his son Philli to Coleman during the past weekend where they attended the wedding of his daughter Janice. The beautiful wedding took place beside the lake with Leonard Gladston. J.P. officiating. Lynn had a good time visiting with his fam­ily and relatives. Mrs. Cathy MacCallum of Stony Plain visited with relatives and friends receltv, the guest of her son and daughter-in-law „Mr. & Mrs. Roger MacCallum and familv of Del Bonita. FOR SALE: Household, Shop & Garden tools. See Clark Dainard (Jay Marsden house). TO OUR CUSTOMERS - for soft creamed Clover hoapy, our phone number is 758-6316. We are here for health reasons. Reils. George TerreAlba. Denturist, will have his mobile Denture CLinic at Garden Willow Terrace September 18th, October 2,16. & 30th from 5:30 to 0:30 p«m. Gall Louise Dow, 758-3489. roatEKt 900 4<|. ft. 2 bedroom home in Raymond. Large garden 6 lawn. Excellent condition. Ph. 320-2403 after 5 p.m. FOR SALE: Very nice Pumpkin. Ph. 758-6885 OFFERS: 1974 Dodge 1 ton - air, cruise, dual wheels, etc. 360 engine. 32,000 or­iginal miles; with 11 ft. Edson self contained camper. Excellent condition. Phone Kirk, 758-3767 after 5:30 p.m. Mrs. Carol Romses and son Roger of Calgary were visitors the past week­end at the home of'her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Jim Ririe. MAGRATH VOCATIONAL SERVICES will hold a Bottle Drive Wednesday, Sept. 24th- If you have bottles to be picked up . please call us at 758-6220 or 758-3424. Thanks for your support. SEE THE NEW ARRIVAL OF COSTUME JEWELLERY THAT HAS JUST ARRIVED UPSTAIRS FOR FALL & WINTER. LOVELY GIFT ITEMS AND ACCESS­ORY NEEDS. I NIGHTWEAR Girls Nightgowns in snuggly warm brushed nylon. A choice of styles and colors Make nice g 1 f or th6 Conn season as we1 Birtriday or just; you, SIZES: 10 12. REGULAR $12.95 for ' Ï 5° * PANTIES Girls Panties in Cotton & nylon blend. SIZES: 4 to 14. REGUL.AR $1.95 to S3.25 i leotards Girls Tights in a nice assortment of colors. Sizes 18 mo. to 14 yrs 20% OFF Ankle Socks in Cotton, Nylon, Blends. Plains and stripes. REG. $1.95 to $3.95 Alice Malissa Winterton Thomson, beloved wife of the rate beorge Thomson, passed away m Cardston on Wednesday. September 10th. 1986 at the age of 98 vears WiiJaZ W^r JU1V 3i’ 1883 in Charle^on, Utah to married £ T Ellen Widdisson Winterton. She married George Thomson on March 27th. 1912 in the Salt nake Teimpie. u Malissa spent your youth and school years in Charl-n, ucah. , She came as a bride to Magrath where she ed uniii net husband’s passing in 1977. She then moveo lo cardston to live with her daughter and family. Home'1"’6" tr‘e ±?'St YOar 3nd 9 h31f in Grandview Nursing She was predeceased by her husband George; one daughter Vel :.a Holt; two sons Rulon and Mervin; two grandchildren; one great grandchild. She is survived ; Xrir(pXEal\iE<"'a) I!K”30a Of Mae,ratl’: ^Ughters sL, 1 1 ans Of Cardst0". »oraa (Jack) Hallmark 50t bait. La.<e City, Utah; 43 grandchildren; 138 great grandchildren and five great-great grandchildren. . ^Funeral Services were held in the Magrath StaKe Center Saturday morning, September 13th with oisnop F. Wayne Bevans officiating. The registration book was in charge of Zaugg, Donna Thomson, ' Petrotta. The family prayer - offered by Merrill Prelude and postlude music The Opening Hymn " Innes, I' ‘ Megan Holt accompanied by Beth Sunada. was offered by Fulton Bevans. Norma Hallma-k gave the biography of her mother followed by a musical medley "I Am a Cmld of God" and "Families Are Forever sung by Pam, Stephanie, Tamara and Micnelle Thomson, Alisa and Tara Christensen acc­ompanied by Laurel Eennett. , Speaker for the service was Murray Holt. The closing hymn "At Peace" was sung by Kathleen Bevans and Joan Allred accompanied by Marie Stailey. Jack Hallmark offered the benediction. ’ Pallbearers were grandsons Weldon Thomson, Gary Thomson, Alan Holt, Darald Bevans, Duane Thomson and Jim Hallmark, Interment took place in the Magrath Cemetery with the graveside prayer by Monte Thomson. Laureen Diana Hunsperger and Judy Thomson, was by Beth Sunada. 0 My Father" was sung by Carol Marie Stailey, Judy, Margaret, Heather and Invocation <• % OFF ********************************* NOTICE: If you have room for a paying passenger to Utah the first part of Oct­ober phone Bea Harker, 758-6306. SENIOR MEN'S BASKETBALL - all those int­erested in Playing Senior Men's Basket­ball this year 758-6392. Only and Thursdays. 1st. contact John Balderson, 50 players. Games Mondays Sign-up deadline, October WANTED TO BUY: Electric Stove & Fridge, reasonable price. Please phone 758-3714 GARAGE SALE: at 226 - 2nd St. West start­ing at 10 a.m. (weather permitting) this Saturday morning. Phone 758-3578 for further information. Piaise, noc blame, encourages one co try harder. - The uethbridge Community College Conservatory of Speecn nas openings in Magrath for 3 or 4 stud-ents^ in Speech Arts. Miss Sandra Huszczyk, B.A. -T.C.L.; A.M.R.C. Speech & Drma, will be teach­ing students at the Elementary School Tuesdays, for further information contact M.Y. servatory Co-ordinator, Phone & evenings 758-6608. Hohm, Con- 320-3344 or weekend ™^^Li?EELING 0F DEL B0NITA DIAMOND JUBILEE ... - 2g, 19g6, 7;3Q p Suggestions and ideas to make , a successful 75th Anniv-wel- COMMITiEis Monday, September Del Bonita School. r _ August 14 and 15, 1987? ersary Celebration and Home Coming are mosc ..„ come. Write them down and bring them to this meet­ing - Monday, September 29th, 7:30 p.m, at the Del Bonita School. ■ EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY - MAGRATH/CARDSTON ASSOC­IATION FOR THE HANDICAPPED - is seeking to establ­ish an Eligibility list for employment in it’s Day .rogram for positions as they become available m ooth Magrath and Cardston. For further -iform-r^! n^ontaCC Theodore Lybbert, Program Manager, 653 ¿1-662 or send resumes to Box 1467, Cardston, AB. MAGRATH MEN'S CURLING CLUB GENERAL MEETING -Fri September 19/86, 8 p.m. at the Curling Rink. New' memoeis invited. Ail members please attend. Cross Rill Roasts................................................................................. 4£f* Stewing Beef lean.................................................................4l8 Side Bacon SCHNEIDERS 454 g LAZY MAPLE. 500 g................................................................................................................................ Sliced Meats ns ? .................................................. 1°® ******************************************************************************************** ARENA UPDATE ' MINOR HOCKEY REGISTRATION & OPEN HOUSE ' Due to the initial response from the people of this area, Council has directed that the arena construction continue towards completion with the hope that the required funds will come in. This response from the community has been very gratifying to date with cash and grain donations nearing the halfway mark of the needed amount. Many people have expressed a concern and desire to see the arena completed and in operation this fall and if the level of interest re­mains high this will happen. We invite all interested people to drop around and take a look at the arena and the progress to date on this excellent facility. The urgency of the situation does not allow time to organize committees, fund­raising events or to solicit contributions door to door, therefore we ask you to make whatever contribution you feel capable of, be it cash or commodity and to contact Garth Veale, Neal Miller, Rick Strate or Barry Owens and they will call on you. These donations are tax deductible and official tax receipts will be issued through Lions International. MINOR HOCKEY CLINICS COACHES: September 19th (6-9 p.m.) and Sept. 20th (9 a.m. to 5 p.m.) Cost: $15. Anyone coaching minor hockey this year MUST take this course. REFEREES: Sept. 19 (6 to 9 p.m.) and Sept. 20th (9 a.m. to 5 p.m.) Cost $20. RINGETTE: Sept. 20 (, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.) Cost $15. For those with girls or young boys interested in starting a Ringette League. ATHLETIC FIRST AID: Sept. 29th & 30th (6:30 to 10:30 p.m.) Cost $10. Good for both coaches and parents. Contac