Magrath Store News (March 19, 1987)

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. PHONES: STORE NEWS 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, MARCH 19th, 1987. ................................................................................... .MAGRATH, ALBERTA. ti************************************************^************************************ LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR *************************************************************************************** 112 PRICE New Spring T Shirts for Girls in a nice selection of styles and colors. See the motif fronts. CO-ORDINATES New Spring Co-Ordinates by Lana Lee. Skirts, Slacks, Jackets and Blouses in the Season's smartest shades of Blue & Yellow. SIZES: 7/8 to 15/16. PRICED FROM s34 Mai Slacks for Ladies styled with elastic waist. Neat pockets. Grey, Coral, Mint. CftOOR ’ SIZES: 10 to 20. V « GIRLS’ T-SHIRTS GIRLS’ DRESSES New Infants Dresses in Pink Pinafore over White dress... Has matching panties. Lace trim. 12-30 no. Boys Jackets BOYS' FADED DENIM JACKETS. SIZES: S,M,L,XL. WE INVITE YOU TO COME UPSTAIRS AND SEE THE NEW SPRING ARRIVALS. LADIES BLOUSES DON'T MISS OUT ON THIS BIG BLOUSE SALE. 1 RACK NON CLEARING. INCLUD­ED ARE SPORTY STYLES IN PLAINS CHECKS. PLAIDS. DRESSY BLOUSES IN GEORGETTES AND POLYESTERS. the ALBERTA FEDERATION OF VJOMEN UNITED FOR FAMILIES - is having a meeting at the Gilbert Patterson School in Leth­bridge Tuesday, March 24th at 8 p.m. The purpose of this meeting is to organize the South District into a Chapter. We know this area is very interested in the promotion of families and we need your support at this critical rime. This meeting will follow a Monday meeting with Blaine Thacker in which inportant and timely issues such as gov­ernment funding and day care will be discussed. A.F.W.U.F. is a nondenominational woman's organization whose aims are: 1. to promote and defend legislation which protects the traditional family unit. 2. to recognize and improve the value of women and their contributions in all areas of society. 3. to sponsor seminars, conferences and study sessions whereby women may learn to recognize their contributions to society by upholding the Judeo-Christian Ethic. 4. to provide a vehicle for women who defend the right to life of the unborn, to express concern for wctoen's rights to all levels of government. If you would like a ride or more information, please call Lorraine Balderson, 758-6380. Membership Fee for AFWUF is’$5 - sere! to Box 249, Magrath. Membership Fee for R.E.A.L. Women of Canada is $10. Their address is 215 Victoria Street, Suite 509, Toronto Ontario. M5B 1T9. St. Joseph's C.W.L. meeting was held at the home of Elizabeth Stanek with 9 members present. Fr. April said Mass in the absence of Fr. O'Reilly. Main issues discussed were: Calgary Convention 1-fay 1-3. Spring Regional Meeting at St. Joseph's Scool, Coaldale, march 28/87. Cookbook - recipes to Lydia Brunner by March 15th. April is election month. Fr.' O’Reilly's birthday March 26/87. Membership cards and pins to be ordered. April's meeting will be held the first Tuesday of April instead of the second Tuesday as Holy Week is too buys to try and fit in a meeting - April 7 at 7:30 at Karen Ririe's. Stations of the Cross at St. Joseph’s every Thurs­day during Lent at 7:30 p.m. This time of the church year is special as it gives each of us time to reflect on the suffering and passion of our dear Lord - let us remember that Jesus died for our salvation - come pay your respect and thanks. INSULATED WORK BOOTS BOOTS RUBBERS Men's Rubbers in Sandals, Westerns, etc. Cushion Tube White only. Polyester. 3 pr. Pack. REG. $7.95 NEW WORK GLOVES All spun Nylon, vinyl coating in yellow. SIZES: WORK GLOVES Socks by McGregor. Cotton, Nylon and SPORT SOCKS Mrs. AvLlda Heggie, beloved wife of the late Robert Heggie of Raymond, passed away Thursday, March 12, 1987 at the age aof 81 years. She was born in Jfagrath April 12, 1905 to Freeman and Manetti Cook. She is survived by three sons and daughters-in-law, one daughter-in-law; 14 grandchildren, 16 great grand­children; twD sisters Mrs. Lynn (Muriel) Sabey of Lfagrath, Mrs. Lawrence (Turtle) Bacon of Lethbridge; two brothers Andy Cook of Magrath, Mike & Hazel Cook of Orem, Utah; one brother-in-law Cliff Markley of Magrath, two sisters-in-law Stella Cook of Magrath and Fay Depew of Raymond. Funeral services were held in the Raymond Alberta Stake Chapel Lferch 16th. A former Magrath resident, Lyle Harrison passed away in Picture Butte Thursday, March 23, 1987 at the age of 47 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Eleanor Harrison of Picture Butte. He is survived by one daughter Mrs. Laura Koerselman of Coaldale, two sons Gordon and Dennis of Picture Butte. Funeral Services were held Monday, March 16th in Martin Bros. Manorial Chapel. and at. a de- BIOTECHNOLOGY IN AGRICULTURE will be the subject of the annual Klinck Lecture to be given at Sven Ericksens Family Restaurant, Lethbridge, Monday, March 23rd. Dr. Robert B. Church, professor of medical biochemistry and biology associate dean of research in the faculty of medicine the University of Calgary will deliver the lecture at supper meeting beginning at 6:30 p.m. The Lecture is signed to give Canadians acrpss the country the opportunit to hear eminent speakers discuss topics of great importance to agriculture and is sponsored by the Lethbridge Branch. Attendence must be confirmed by March 20th by calling 381-5159. Many of the aspects of biotechnology which Dr. Church will discuss include embryo transfer, embryo splitting, embryo sexing and cross species fertilization and will Lave profound impacts on the Canadian livestock industry. He will also explore the impact of biotechnology on plant breeding. " BELTONE HEARING AIDS CONSULTANT - Rhean Stockford, will be at Diamond Willow Terrace Tuesday, March 24th from 9:30 a..u to noon. She will do house calls in the afternoons. For appointment call 329-6006. House Wire 142 HOUSEHOLD WIRE NMD7 Plastic coated for years of trouble free service. 75 m. roll. OCQQ REG. $29.99 ¿Q REG. 89i ea. Sturdy Black Plastic Clothes Hangers. Clothes Hangers HOME CONCENTRATED Laundry Detergent Cleans, brightens and fresh­ens all washable fabrics with only cup. Low sudsing form­ula. 2 Litres. , 3" REG. $6.99 22 OUNCE PLASTIC SPRAY BOTTLE Plastic Spray Bottle with off­set neck and adjust-O-spray. Has nylon filter. " ear tags ATTENTION CATTLEMEN- Be sure to order your Ear Tags now for your cattle going to the grazing reserve. REGULAR $2.99 WATER SOFTENER SALT HOCKEY STICKS HOCKEY STICKS - now at a big saving. 251 WATER SOFTENER SALT Water softener Salt for your water softener is on special THIS WEEKEND ONLY Come in and get a bag while the sale lasts! WATER CONDITIONER SALT CHOME HAREWARE SPRING & SUNMER CATALOGIES WILL BE IN THE MAIL VERY SOON. . Gloves $^99 Split lined Leather Gloves with canvas back. REGULAR $6.99 RAYMOND PLAYHOUSE SOCIETY - presents "The Hasty Heart", 3 act drama by John Patrick directed by Loti Garnder - March 23rd to March 27th, 8 p.m. Raymond Highschool Gym. No babes in arms. Tickets available at' Raymond Motors. $5.00 each. WANTED: Will do housecleaning. Can supply references. Please call Donna Maasakkers Phone 758-3269. ' LaRGE Bath size Towels (28x56) in dark colors and prints. REG. $10.95 Spring Fabrics SALE 1 group og Panty­hose by Jordache & Secret. Assorted patterns, colors, New Cotton/Polyester Prints in a wide array of patterns and colors. Get started now on your Spring sewing needs. PRICED FROM PANTYHOSE 1/2 Price AHJLT CCNTINUING EDUCATION. Adult Continuing Education is being reorganized in Magrath. The volunteer committee is Vicki McKenzi a, 758-3607; Cheri Godionton, 758-3188; Martine Rollingson, 758-3648; and Laurel Bennett, 758-6222. We are gearing up for a great finish for 1987. We want you to know that the Cardston School Division has one of the least expensive Continuing Education Courses in the province. To take the same classes in Raymond or Lethbridge would cost you two to three times as much plus travel expenses. The Classes coming in April are: FOLK ART - simplified tole painting. Date: Tues. April 7 for 4 weeks and Thurs. April 9 for 4 weeks. Time: 7 to 10 p.m. Fee - $15 plus cost of mat­erials. Instructor - Roberta Wheeler. Max. 8 per class. Dough Art: make 2 country dolls. Date: 2 days in April. Fee $8. Instructor - Iris English. Min. 8 per class. St. Johns Ambulance: to run in April. Instructor - Ken Hoibak. Min, 8 per class. Woodworking: April session at Industrial Arts Building. For men or women with any wood projects. Instructor - Lehi Heath, Min. 8 per class. Pre-registration deadline is Tferch 31st. Please call Martine Rollingson, 758-3648 to ensure yourself a place in the class. We can run any classes you are interested in. All we need are 8 people. Please call Martine, 758-3648 if you are interest­ed in teaching or taking any classes in the future. Instruct­ors are paid $12/hr. Cake Decorating, Soft Sculpture Ceramics, Color Coding, Pruning & landscaping, Golf, Early Morning Aerobics Chinese Cooking, CPR, Ukranian Egg Decorating, Fabric covered Baskets. - TOWELS CEILIDH: Friday, March 27th. Grand March - 8 p.m. SHARP. School Gym. Prices: $1.75 Adults, Students $1, Children under 12 50c. Chairs reserved for seniors. Come and see over 50 dancers and marchers performing all together and in individual groups. On Saturday, march 14th, 1987 Eden Robin Edward Engen and k Tonya ffay Kearl were sealed for Time & Eternity in the Alberta /¡Temple. The couple will reside in New Westminster, B.C. where ' Eden will continue his schooling and Tonya her work with an nsurance Company. • Many friends here extended their good wishes and it is appreciated by the Engen family. We value you as our very good friends. Thank you. COMBS Super Combs styled with round teeth, glide easily through your hair. Assorted colors. ,• REG. 69C each Dorothy Engen, Kyrie & Gaalen stayed with Art & Marilyn Grusendorf, their cousins, during the weekend of Eden's marriage. It is so good to be able to rely on family and friends alike to help at airy time. 5 YEAR DIARIES with lock & key. Assorted colors. $199 Diaries 4 BAND CALENDARS: Please note the following corrections or additions on your calendars: Change: Donna & Arnold Warnock Anniversary - Feb. 13th (not 14th) Hope it was a happy one! Add: Donna Warnock - Birthday, May 22nd. Add: Christine Niznikowski - birthday, Nov. 21. Jennifer Smith - sorry we missed your birthday on January 17. Belated greetings. Also, a reminder that anyone still wanting a calendar can get one iron Dwight Ogden at Stephenson's Groceteria. SUNTANNING SPECIAL: "Just For You Hairstyles" is having a Suntanning Special. Open nights for your convenience start­ing March 17th. $37.95 for 10-3o min. sessions or 300 min. For Grade 23 Graduates - $34.95. Special ends May 30th. Book now and have a terrific tan for the sunnier. 758-6350 . REG. $6.95 ************************************** FOUND: Small female Black Lab-X dog. Red collar (Regina dog tags). Contact Town of Magrath, 758-3212 or M. Johnston, 758-6268. NEW TO MAGRATH - Satin Touch Electrolysis Studio, safe, permanent hair removal. Remove unwanted hair from any area. For more information or appointment call: Sheila Hatch, (certified Electrologist) 758-3727, anytime. FOR SALE: Offers - older 11/ ft. self contained Camper with fridge, stove, oven and furnace. Good condition. Phone 758-3767 after 5 p.m. INTRODUCING CALORAD - the family of Weight Loss Prod­ucts. No starving, no pills, no powders. Lose weight while you sleep without missing a meal. For more in­formation phone 758-3582 and ask for Richard Taylor. Call after 7:00. FOR SALE: 100 ton good Alfalfa hay. Square bales. $45/ton. Phone 758-3598. Mr. & Mrs. Johnny Thompson of Spring Coulee are home from a winter vacation in California, Arizona and other U.S. states. t MAGRATH LADIES CURLING CLUB CLOSING MEETING - Tuesday, March 24th, 7 p.m. at the Curling Rink. All lady mem­bers please attend. MAGRATH ROD & GUN CLUB TROPHY & AWARDS NIGHT - Saturday, March 28th, 6:30 p.m. in the Magrath United Church Hall. Tickets now available, at $8/each from Arndt Motors, Magrath Trading Curling Club and Carman Trophy Chairman. Guest Jack Graham from Fish & Edmonton. Everyone welcome. Co. Hardware Passey, speaker is Wildlife, MAGRATH FIGURE SKATING CLUB NEWS Thank you parents and friends for the tremendous turn-out and enthusiastic support for our season's end Skate Review. Thank you dlso to Ken Miller and John Berezay for their help with the sound system and to the dressing room super­visors who kept everything going smooth­ly. It takes a little help and time from a lot of people to make anything, a success and Magrath parents are al­ways willing to lend a hand. Thanks to all-who we could depend on during our skating season. The Phone Comm­ittee and Carnival Moms were gteat! Pre-registration for Figure Skat­ing will be held around the end of April. Please watch this newspaper for time, date, place. There will only be so many vacancies to be filled and registration will be on a first come, first serve basis. Thank you. Dianna McKelvey, (Pres. MFSC) GARDEN CITY GYMNASTICS NOTICE TO ALL PARENTS - regarding Comp­etition April 10th & 11th. We require all parents whose children are in the competition or half time show to attend a meeting this Thursday evening (tonight at 7. p.m. in the Gymnastics Room. MAGRATH MEN'S CURLING CLUB CLOSING MEET­ING - Wednesday, March 25th, 7 p.m. All members please attend. ANNUAL MEETING OF MAGRATH IRRIGATION DISTRICT - will be held at the Magrath Trading Company Hall, Wednesday, March 25th, 1987, at 2 p.m. Bernice Coleman, Secretary. • THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY MEETING - will Monday, March 23rd at 9 p.m. at the Towm Hall Council Chambers. All members please attend. be held FESTIVAL PROGRAM AT DIAMOND WILLOW TERRACE - All parents of individual performers are encour­aged to bring their children between 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Friday, March 20th to perform the residents. . for DEL BONITA FAMILY DANCE - Saturday, March 8 p.m. to 12 midnight. Music by "Whiskey Everyone welcome. MOTHERS - please bring wiches and/or cookies. 21st, Gap", sand- SPORT SHIRTS Jantzen Sweaters in a choice of Vests, Pullovers or Card­igans. Assorted styles and shades. Wools, Blends and Acrylic knits. Men's New Spring Shirts in a choice of pullover style, designed front or button front with short sleeve in attractive prints. JACKETS 1 RACK OF JACETS IN A CHOICE OF STYLES AND . . COLORS. DCWNFILLED, POLY­ESTER FILLED, DENIMS, ETC. SWEATS Boys' Sweat Sets in two piece styles; assorted colors. SIZES: S.M.L. ■; REG. $25 19’5 ****** *ii******** People who claim their prayers are not answered forget that the answer is some­times "No!" M.D. OF CARDSTON #6 PUBLIC NOTICE: The M.D. of Cardston #6 will be holding its Annual Meeting of Electors, Wed­nesday, March 25th, 7:30 p.m. Magrath High School Music Room. The M.D. Council wauld like to invite all of thè ' M.D. electors to this meeting. The Reeve and each of the Councillors will be giving reports on items such as roads, dust control, recreation, agriculture, Municipal Planning, Chief Mountain Solid Waste Authority, Chinook Health Unit, Grandview Nursing Home, Chinook Lodge, Diamond Willow Terrace Lodge, etc. Our auditor from f Dawson, Berezan and Partners will be giving a fin­ancial report as well. This is an opportunity to learn more about our M.D. and to voice any concerns you may have about the M.D. We look forward to having you at the nneting. For more information please call: Dwight J. Stanford, Municipal Admin. M. D. OF GARD6T0N #6 SYSTEM'S CO-ORDINATOR : The M.D. of Cardston No. 6 requires the services of a System's Co-Ordinator for a one year period. The M.D. will be receiving a‘ grant for the position under the Post Secondary Internship program. The individual will be involved in the conversion of data frem a Burr­oughs B92 computer to a new IBM36 computer. The individual will also assist in accounting and other office work. The individual must meet certain re­quirements to be under the Government Program. Eligibility:' Alberta residents for the last three years. Have graduated from a post-secondary education . program of at least two years in length during the last twenty-four months, and have been unemployed for two norths, or are employed in a position significantly below your academic or experiential qualifications (underemployed). Qualifications: Computer & Accounting education. Data entry skills would be an asset. High academic standing from post-secondary program. The individual must start work for the M.D. on March 30, 1987. Applications must be received by the Munic­ipal Adnrini stratwr by 12 noon, Friday, March 20, 1987. Dwight J. Stanford, Municipal Adminstrator, M.D. of Cardston No. 6, Box 580, Cardston, AB. TOK OKD. silver SIZES: 18 no. to INFANTS’ Just arrived for wearing. 2 yr. Spring Infants' Overalls in Navy with white trim, buttons. OVERALLS Pyjama REGular $29.95 mi *■ ragf*y I ;. ; ■: 1 fiä ■ Soft, cuddly Pyjama Bags in Orlon Pile. Rabbit or Kangaroo design. The MAgrarh Rod & Gun Junior Forest Wardens newly started Youth Club needs donations of equipment for Camps and outings. If you have any of these items please contact Bud Billuos, 758-3691, John Kbskewich 758-3709 after 6 p.m. or Cindy Minor, 320-7128: Axes, Saws, Pots & Pants, Bowls, Coffee Pots, Stoves, Rope, Grills, Water Jugs, Tarps. These items can be donat­ed or loaned and returned after being used. The Magrath Rod & Gun Junior Forest Wardens would like to announce that it is Wildlife Conser­vation year. Today's wildlife will not be here tomorrow due to the fact people have unintention­ally destroyed their natural habitat and fpod chain. In the future stop and think before you dump chemicals etc. carelessly around their environment. JOIN HANDS IN CONSERVATION!. -mài MERRY MUSCLE EXERCISER Designed with all the safety features. Let's Baby exercise and have fun. FOR BABY Yarns & 4 ply- REGULAR $39.95 SUPER YARN, NANTUK, VOGUE, BABY YARN, FLOSS - a wide assortment of colors. 3 SENIOR TRAVELLERS: "A Little Bit of Irish in Quartet", Calgary, March 20th. Loading at the Drop In Centre at 1:45 p.m. Leaving Magrath for Calgary at 2 p.m. Arrive at the South Centre Mall at 5 p.m. Leave South Centre Mall at 7 p.m. Arrive at auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Arrive hone approximately 1:15 a.m. THE LETHBRIDGE LIONESS CLUB presents a Dinner & Spring Fashion Show, Tuesday, March 31st, 6:30 p.m. at Sven Erickson's Rest­aurant. Tickets $16.00. Many door prizes - Feature One - Air trip for two, West Edmonton Mall. All proceeds to C.N.I.B new van for Southern Alberta. For information and tickets call Jean, 758-3030. WANTED: A ride for 1 to Salt Lake City, one way only, the end of March or before April 15th. Phone 758-3070. Mabel Schraunk. WANTED: House to rent or buy. Willing to take over assumable mortgage with low payment down. 758-3341 WANTED: K.C.B. Fiberglass looking for a .permanent part-time secretary. For more information call. 758-3341. : FOR RENT: 3 bedroom heme on paved road near schools and stores. $350/month plus utilities. Security deposit and references required. Ph. 758-6256. meats Sirloin Tip Roast Spareribs MEATY g58 KG 52? Pork Loin BONELESS Side Bacon OLYMPIC 500 g.............................................................. Bologna 500 g. SLICED ************************************************************************************** MAGRATH MINOR HOCKEY PEE WEES: Prior to League playoffs on the weekend, the PeeWees played an exhibition game agains Lethbridge Ccranodores with the Lethbridge squad defeating the hone team 9-4. Magrath goals were socred by Tood Bolokoski (2) Jamie Godionton (1) and Brent Berezay (1 & 1 assist) with assists to Kurt Heggie (2) and Danny Griffiths (1). Game #1 League Playoffs - in Cardston saw ifagrath de­feated 7-3 by Raymond with Todd Bolokoski, Chad Miller and Bartley harris scoring 1 goal each with Chad Miller earning 2 assists, Todd Bolokoski (1), Bartley Harris (1) Jamie Godionton (1) Shane Bullock (1). Game #2 - Warner narrowly defeated Magrath 6-5 with Eanriy Weaselfat doing an excellent job in net. Goals were socred by Bartley Harris (3 & 2 assists) Todd Bolokoski (2) with assists earned by Jamie Godionton (1) Kurt Heggie (1) and David Taylor (1). ’ AEAMS "A": Magrath Mounties played in the Raymond Tournament earning second place in the final game. Game #1: against Coaldale ended in a 5-1 victory for Magrath. Goals were scared by Danny Balderson (3) Marc Heggie (2 & 1 assist) with assists to Russ Bullock, Kenny Wright and Trevor Dunlop. Game #2: (final) against Raymond ended 5-4 for Raymond. Goals were scored by Marc Heggie (2) Kenny Wright (2 & 1 assist) with Dustin Miller earn­ing an assist. Ryan Chipman performed superbly in net ably assisted by his teamnates. NEXT HOME GAMES: Friday & Saturday, march 20 & 21 Novice Tournament. NOVICE: Novice Playoffs were held during thé past weekend with the first gamp played in Ifagrath with Magrath defeating Warner 5-3. Goals were scored by Scott Johnson (2) Mark Mehew (1) Bryce Strate (1) Ken Robinson (1) with assists going to Matt Johnson (2) Tyler Ferguson (1) Tomny Lee (1) and Stephen Ackroyd (1). The rest of the games were played in Vauxhall with Magrath going against Picture Butte ending in a 2-2 score. Goals were scored by Tomny Lee (1) Stepehen Ackroyd (1). Assists to Mark Mehew, Kinn Wetherelt and Ken Robinson with 1 apiece. The final game was played against Cardston with a 4-3 score for Ca