Magrath Store News (June 5, 1980)

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 ■A STORE NEWS OFFICE 758-3033 STORE HOURS GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday Wednesday...................... ;........ 8 8 EEPT. a.m. a .iti. 758-3065 to 6 p.m. to 1 p.m. THURSDAY, ¿JUNE 5th, 1980 ...................... MAGRATH, ALBERTA. *************************************************************************************** . LADIES READY-TO-WEAR *************************************************************************************** SI I IIM; IIIIU. SLACKS SPRING COATS Price CLEARING AT ... BE SURE TO VISIT THE SALE RACK OF SLACKS. NEW CNES HAVE BERN ADDED THIS WEEK .............. Vi Price BLOUSES TAILORED AND DRESSY STYLED BLOUSES IN NYLONS, POLYESTER & COTTONS, AND KNITS IN PLAINS AND PATTERNS. NUMBERS HAVE BEEN ADDED TO OUR SAIE RACK. BE SURE TO SHOP EARLY. IDEAL FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON COMING UP. ******************************************** Spring Dresses Beautiful new Spring Dresses in becoming one and two piece styles - and the fabrics are so smart and carefree - Velours, Chenilles, Boucles and Knits - as well as your favorite Polyesters and Cottons, Nylons and Printed BE SURE TO PICK A SMART Dacrons. NEW DRESS. 1 RACK OF LADIES COATS IN JACKET/ SHORTIE AND REGULAR LENGTHS. Super Look SUPER LOOK SHEER SEAMLESS £ LACE SEAMLESS BRAS - Just Arrived.................$9.95 & $10.95 STRETCH TRICOT BIKINI £ STRETCH LACE BIKINI - Playtex' newest panty. PRICED AT.......$5.95 & $6.95 PLAYTEX "BEAUTIFUL ONES" CROSS YOUR HEART BRA - ncw shewing on T.V. Tricot & Lace cups with delicate lace inserts. Lace details the sides and back............. BE SUI® TO SEE THE LATEST IN PLAYTEX ------------------ -----------------------—J Lawn Mowers LAWN HÖKER PRICED AT FLYER PRICES ON THE LAWN MOWERS' HERE 3__HiP, M.T.D, 18" LAWN MOWER 18" cutting width, B & S recoil start engine, side chute deck. 6" plastic wheels. PRICED AT.. A H.p, MULCH 8 MOW LAWN MOWER 20" cutting width, B & S Engine, pull starter, cuts & recuts in one pass. 22^ M.T.D, REAR BAGGER DELUXE LAM MOWER This Deluxe Rear Bagger is the most deluxe of all Lawn Mowers. Easy Inpulse Start, Oil filter on top. 4 h.p. Motor. Big Heavy Duty Gas motor that has plenty of power to drive mower. PRICED Single blade, swing over handle style Recessed toggle switch. for the lady of the heme to operate. Easy to manipulate. " PRICED AT ++++******************************************* “DOWN WITH WEEDS . THEY ARE A PAIN IN THE GRASS!” Weed Eater After mewing your lawn, finish the job of manicuring with a WEED EATER. Available in two sizes. For heavy duty jobs, buy the larger Weed Eater. For regular front yard trim, we suggest the smaller model of Weed Eater. 5 GAL JERRY CANS Heavy duty wall Gas container. Light weight, Reversible Spout. Rust proof, non corrosive. 28W7-O5S7 \ Lawn Mower, The ideal Lawn mewer 108 88 NEGABOT PASTE . SPECIFIC WORKER FOR HORSES AND FOALS, Designed for easy adminstration directly into the horse's mouth from the syringe package. The paste«has a pleasant brown sugar taste and a peanut butter-like consistency that sticks in the horse's mouth. This assures that every animal will receive the exact amount of medication required. Negabot is indicated for the specific control and/or treat­ment of mouth and stomach stages of bots, mature large roundworns and adult pinworms in horses and foals. 7.95 " each VISIT THE HARDWARE FOR YOUR GARDEN NEEDS, GIFIWARE, VETERINARY REQUIREMENTS AND ALL HARDWARE SUPPT JRS FEGULAR $1.29 pr. All sheer "Secret" styled with sandal 100-150 lb. Alluring Gowns 1 RACK OF LADIES GCWNS AND SETS INCLUD­ING MATCHING SLEEP COATS AND PEIGNIORS. NYLON TRICCT WITH LACE TRIM IN A NICE SELECTION OF COLORS. MAKE HEAL GIFT ITEMS AS WELL AS NIGHTGOWNS & TOPPERS FOR VACATION WEAR. $13.95 - $45.00 Vi Price LADIES’ PANTY HOSE POL _________ _ During recent weeks, it has become apparent that there is a problem in the Magrath tow and immediate area with dogs running at large, and causing considerable damage. There have been several cases of dogs getting into sheep herds and chickens, causing death and irreparable damage to these animals and birds. This in turn causes the owners of the damaged animals, to expend finances and time to try and save their animals. It also places the dog owner in position for a lawsuit for the damages incurred. The Stray Animals Act of Alberta states in Section 21, as follows: "The owner or the person in actual possess­ion of livestock or domestic fowl or any person authorized by either of them may kill a dog in the act of pursuing, worrying r destroying that livestock or domestic wl on land owned or occupied by that owner or person in attual possession of ■ that livestock or domestic fowl". Any persons having dogs which are allowed to run at large, are subject to this situation, and may lose their dog and face a lawsuit. The estimated loss in incidents so far this year is approx­imately $1500 to $2000. So dog owners beware. Don't forget to participate in the Neighbourhood Watch General Meeting on Wednesday, June 11, 1980 at 8 p.m. in the Drop In Centre. Everyone is welcome. Cpl. John Ferguson. REPORT The Magrath Junior Ceramics Club be holding a show on Saturday, June in the Ceramics Building, 181 Civic All school age members for the LADIES SWIMSUITS & MISSES Swim Suits for Girls, Misses and Ladies in printed nylon stretch. Ore piece creations. Make sure you are ready for a Swim-fun Sumner, especially with the opening of the new ’ $3,95 - pool. $19.95 - Stjnî.tn J. I * ' I LobonSoU««* J * '1 j SUNTAN Pantyhose foot. lotions "COPPERTCNE" __ in fast tan and moisturizing choices. ' Suntan Lotions 110 ml 2.98 will 21st Ave. 1979-1980 season will be eligible to enter in each of 4 classes. Pieces must have been made during the current season. Entries may be brought to the Ceramics Room Friday, June 20th from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. There will be a door prize and a light lunch. A silver donation will help with the expenses. There will be best of class plates and a best of show trophy donated by Carpenter Ceramics of Lethbridge. Please encourage your child to enter and please come and support their efforts. Thank you. Isabell Holladay. The Canadian National Institute for. the Blind reminds you that visually im­paired students are ready and willing to tackle a variety of jobs this summer, Hire a blind student. For more informa­tion, contact your local CNIB office. MAGRATH 2nd WARD GARAGE SALE - June 14th in the Trading Co. Hall, opening at 8 a.m. No Advance Sales. For pick up of items you would like to donate contact: . Cameron Atwood, 758—3174; Morrie 758-3634; Al Kerscher, 758-3747; Harris, 758-6239. TAKEN AT HIGHSCHOOL GRADUATION - new black to Marnie NOTICE: I sitting. FOR SALE: model. Ph. 758-6775 Tuff Arnold one brand nylon umbrella. Please return Atwood, Ph. 758-3174. will do housecleaning or baby- Ph. 758-6787. Antique gramaphone, Victor Western Shirts Men's Western Shirts styled by "Caravan". In smart florals and assorted fig­ured prints. REGULAR $17.95 - $24.00 k Jacket REGULAR $35.00 ffen's Blue Denim Jean Jackets in popular Western cut. Styled by Wrangler. "Corsair Shirts in assort- Boys' Dress ed solid shades. Long sleeve. SIZES: 8-18 yrs. 65% Polyester, 35% Cotton. REG. $9.95 Men’s Check Jeans styled by Lee. Popular bootcut style Brown, Green, Navy REGULAR $29.95 pr ^7.95 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA A** A friends. Her marriage to Kim Specimen of bridge is an event of this Saturday, June If interested in Fuller Brush contact Ila The Ma£ :h Golf Club Opening Social was held Wednesday afternoon, May 28th. Sixty six persons took part in the 2 Ball Foursome. Winners of the various golfing skills were: Lowest Score - Men, Front 9, Bill Heninger. Lady Front 9 - Winnie Ehlert; Men, Back 9 - Gary Kennedy, Lady Back 9 - Bonnie Kennedy. Highest Score, Man, front 9, Art Harris, Lady - Margaret Robinson; Man - back 9, Gower Kennedy, Lady - Olive Kennedy. Longest Drive - Man, front 9 - Norm Tolley, Lady - Marj­orie Tomlinson; Man, back 9 - Byng Beazer, Lady - Vi Hillmer. Nearest to Circle, Lady, No. 8 - Margaret Robinson. Lady No. 16 - Olive Kennedy. Chip In - Dave Petrie; Closest to Pin - Jerry Arshenko. Following the golfing, a delicious barbecue was enjoyed. LADIES INVITATIONAL GOLF - Wednesday, June 11th. Coffee - 9 a.m. Tee Off - 10 a.m. GOLF CLASS - begins Wed. June 11, 7 p.m. Meet at Driving range. $6 fee for the course plus cost of balls. Ph. 758-3685 for information. TENNIS: Basic Tennis 5:30 - 6:15 p.m. for Tuesdays. 6:30 p.m. ages 16,17,18 - Tuesdays, to compete be charged Lessons will be given Ages 15 & under - to 7:15 p.m. for Anyone wishing this year, a fee of $2.00 will for these age groups. and Mrs. Bob Robinson of Del Bonita are the proud parents of a son, Kurtis Riley, born May 12, 1980 in St. Michael’s Hospital, Lethbridge. Happy grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hillmer of Magrath, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Robinson of Del Bonita. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Fellger and Mrs. Nettie Hillmer of Magrath, Mrs. Annie Robinson of Del Bonita. Mr. and Mrs. B.J. Rasmussen and Mrs. Sue cordially invite friends and relatives to an House honoring Lennie and Kelvin on Saturday 14th at the No Rado Open June to 8:30 p.m. sent. 9 B.J. Rasmussen home from 6:30 p.m. formal invitations are being Pastor Fred and Mrs. Jane Hertwig and two daughters Rebewa and Leah left this week to make their home at Cedar Bluffs, Nebraska. Pastor Hertwig has served the congregation of St. John’s Lutheran Church for the past four years.A farewell get-to-gether in their honor was held by St. John’s in the Magrath United Church Sunday evening. Leth- 7th. Tuff. Mrs. Emma Coleman has had visiting her at Diamond Willow Terrace her daughter Mrs. Ruth Sahm of Puyallup, Washington, and two granddaughters Mrs. Barbara Groves of Yakama and Mrs. Frances Sahm of Richland, Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Reid and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Miller of Calgary have been visitors at the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Ken Miller. Miss Sheila Owens was guest of at a bridal shower Monday evening, 26th at the home of Darlene Miller Edith Miller as hostess. A delightful evening was spent and delicious refresh­ments served. Sheila received an array of grocery items from her assembled honor May with BEDSPREAD^ TOWELS HAND TOWELS Reg Reg Esmond Blankets in popular blend of yarns. Colors: Blue, Green, Gold. Double bed size. REGULAR $15.95 995 Quilted Bedspreads in pretty floral design on background colors of Blue, Rose, bfeuve. <39 Bath Towels in popular Vtelour. Floral or plain with a patterned border. Popular shades. PEG. $6.95 $4.95 .....$3.95 $3.95.... $2.95 . Knitting Yarn Sayelle Yarn, 50g. skeins in all the favorite shades. 4 ply. REGUIAR $1.00 MISSES SUMMER TOPS New Chenille Tops for Milady in two popular styles V neck with cap sleeve, round neck, sleeveless. White, Cream, Striped.- ******************* Mrs. Eugene Ross have visiting her two sisters, and Mrs. Deloras Jay from Mr. & with them Carlstrom Cucamonga, California. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Ririe and daughter of Peoria, Ill. are visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Ririe. Mrs. Madeline ALBERTA ENVIRONMENT NOTICE sposal of used Pesticide Contain­ers - a program is underway this year to remove used pesticide cont­ainers and transport- them to app­locations for burial or poss-ly incineration. The Alberta Environment, Pesticide Branch has designated a numoer of container collection sites for each county or M.D. It.is hoped that farmers and custom applicat­ors will bring their used herbicidé and insecticide cans to these sites and deposit them inside the snow fenced area. Containers should, if possible, be rinsed and the rinsate emptied back into the sprayer tank. We also recomm­end that the containers be crushed facilitate easier transport to the collection site. Information about the locations of the collection sites may be obtained icide Chemicals from your local or Agricultural by calling the Pest­Branch, 329-5511 or District Agriculturist Fieldman. SENIOR CITIZENS NEWS Seventy people enjoyed the ” ‘ ’ Dinner at the Drop In Center last<Fri-day. A short program was put on by Elementary Students directed by Mrs. Elizabeth Davies. It was much apprec-still Mrs. On page 12 of the under Brown Bread, there In step 2 add 3/4 Re: Recipe Books - some are le at $4.00 each. Phone Ione Krhbeil. Recipe Book, is an omission, cup honey. A man’s new rubber boot has been found on the roof of the Drop In Centre. If this is yours, see Mr. Elmer Harker. LOST: 1 Silver-grey Siamese female kitten, Saturday evening, May 31st, in High School area. 3 mo. old, answers to "Missy". Young owner would love to: have her home. Finder please phone Linda at 653-2524, Spring Coulee. CARDSTON SCHOOL DIVISION #2 - invites app­lications for 5 High School Students to do ground maintenance, 8 hours daily for the month of July and August. Deadline for app­lications - June 19/80. Please submit applic­ations to Curtiss M. Pilling, Secretary urer, Cardston Schpol Div. #2, P.O. Box Cardston, Alberta. Treas- 10, TAKEN FROM L.D.S. CHURCH, Sunday, May 26th, a London Fog Utility Coat. Name is in inside pocket. Burns Harker, ^h. 758-3110. FOR SALE: "Western Tours Woods" Tent, Sleeps 6, good condition; Trailer hitch, fits ’70 Pontiac; 40 Channel day C.B., new. Ph. 758-3474. FOR SALE:- Canada #1 - 18" Shake Shingles. Ph. 758-3092. FOR SALE: Holstein Milk Cow. Contact Cy Card. THANK YOU: Our thanks to Gordon Card for his assistance in burying our beloved Palimino ’’Mickey". Nishikawa Family. (REGULAR $89.95) Dress Pants Men's fashionable Corduroy Jackets in fine pinwale weave. Popular Brown or Tai shades. Well tailored with patch pockets, leather tab on collar. SIZES: 38, 40, 42. Off Men's Dress Pants in popular styles in plains patterns including checks and plaids. Nice to co-ordinate with Blazers, Sweaters and Sport Jackets. REGULAR $29.95-$39.95 Wallets Men's Canadian "Pitt" Wallets popular styles shades. $0.95 - $15.00 made in and Gloves Men’s Canvas Work Gloves with suede leather palm. White, light weight canvas back. REGULAR $3.95 Df_R°^ert .Larsen is Pleased to announce Mag- T rad­may be from the opening of his dentist practice in rath beginning June 4th in the Magrath ing Co. Office Building. Appointments made by ph^ing 758-6808 or 653-2660 Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hamilton are home an enjoyable vacation in Hawaii. MISSING - for 6 days, short haired gray poodle goes by name of Chico. Anyone knowing where- ’ abouts or where last seen call Ron or Barb Harker, 758-6415, we are very concerned. Tuesday was a special day at the Hamilton - Boucher home. Those present - Mother Leah, 94 in August, Mike & Hazel Cook, Orem; Donald & Elinor Hamilton, Toronto who were here for Donald's cermonies in Edmonton Thursday when he will become the first medical doctor in our immediate family; George & Dorothy, Bob & Pat from Lethbridge; Estella & Leo, Jay & Vinessa and Janet of Magrath. CHIEF MOUNTAIN HEALTH CI . TKTTr’ KT-DT.Tr« RubellT7g^7 — a mild desease ually consist of a slight feve ^1----- 1 _ ° auu s but the disease quite frequently as Rubef?V ble symptons. Wh as Rubella during the early months i Fr 1S danger of serious harm t I baby. The How Can I Prevent this from happening’ The disease can be mild and go undetected, fhe £ash bisy ae avsiirlyu s.c onAf ubsedi owoith^ ^ot her n rash ’'rubes0”1”?/1’“1'“ y°“ are protected against rubella. If you have had rubella, or If you have been vaccinated against rubella, Many women who are d the vaccine. Some women who were vacc-unitv ^Z011001 may not have deveoped imm­unity. If you are not sure that protectea against rubella, ask your doctor to order a bolld test before to become pregnant. If Blood Test shows you are not contact your doctor or health for vaccination. ’ vaccine will give protect^g^-LS. To be sure immunity has developed, it is wise to request a second blood test about ree months after vaccination. Vaccine is chargeblG thr°Ugh the health unit without If you are now pregnant and plan to have more children, you should ask to be vaccinated after this baby is born and before your next pregnancy. If you are iubF^a t?at y°U haVS been in contact with ubella during this pregnancy, consult your glands, I - ~ without any noticeable jasles) What is Rubella? It is caused by a virus. The symptoms us­- —‘r, rash and swollen J occurs symptons. When a woman —J of pregnancy o her unborn If you have had rubella, or if ... .,, -----------J against rubella babv\ /ittle danger of your unborn baby being affected. T" in their childbearing years have ~ __1__# r i?/™.°°1_may not have deveopeFim-you are family you plan protected unit to arrange In most cases receiving the Donald Hamilton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hamilton, graduated in Medicine froii the University of Alberta, Edmonton. , ,Ha and his wife and two sons will make their home in Toronto where he will be interning. Traci Neilson, Leann Davies, May Ann assey, Joann.Ririe and Michael Jensen’ passed their Trinity of London, England Practical Examinations in Speech. The examiner was Mrs. Florence of Brighton, England. ’ ATTENTION: A "Hearing" I ’’ ’ - - from p.m. , n , —<= Clinic will be held at Diamond Willow Terrace, Wednesday, June 11th from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dr. 7 Wensley will be present to test and check hearing aids, check those with ear problems or have hearing difficulties etc. There is no charge for Senior ’ Citizens. Call anytime. ATTENTION: We would like to invite the person who ran over our tree at the Clinic to come in and make compensation or the loss of a five year old tree. If he does not, we are offering $200.00 for information leading to a prosecution. Magrath Clinic Game Hens ♦ LEGS OR THIGHS. ............................................................. ........................................................................... 1« UTILITY GRADE .......................... P« Round Steak full cut ................ . 2" Pork Chops loin . .LB f Smoked Hams ROASTS on l r i o ■ i ■ i , , ................ j p **it**r***?M*****t*u**t*rt***********************************************^*»* took place Friday evening, May 30th commencing with a banquet for graduates, their escorts and parents which was prepared and served by the Band Parents Association. Kurt Widmer offered grace. The History of the Graduating Class was given with Kelly Stevenson and Karen Alston reporting the progress and activities of the students from Grade 1 through Grade 9; Denise Jorgensen finished the history from Grade 10 through Grade 12. Heidi Engen sang as a vocal solo "Both Sides Now" and was accompanied by Leann Passey. The Gymnasium, beauifully decorated for the occasion, was packed with relatives and friends who gathered for the Graduation Ceremonies Friday night. Following the singing of 0 Canada, Larry Wilde offered the invocation, of welcome. "Desiderata"; Dan Davies rendered a piano solo "Doctor Gradus ad Parnassian" by Debussey. The valedictory address was given by John Rasmussen. A young ladies quartet - Linda Mendenhall, Sandy Wilde, Karen Wilde and Callee Davies sang "This Is Your World" accompanied by Tyler Mandin. George Taylor introduced the Guest Speaker, Ed Newton, who gave a most en­joyable address to the graduating class. Principal Grant Wheeler introduced the forty graduates who included Karen Alston, Sherri Rae Bennett, Stevan Scott Bogdan, Robert Mark Chipman, Callee Ruth Davies, Daniel Pierce Davies, Jane Dudley, Heidi May Engen, Keith Fellger, Rebecca Lynne Fletcher, Stephen Lavar Foote, Teresa Lynn Gailing, Karen Louise Jensen, Denise Lavon Jorgensen, Judy Angela Koskewich, Karen Leanne Lawlor, Susannah Lee Mandin, Lesa J'Jean Marsden, Pamela Carole Mehew, Linda Mendenhall, Diane Minamide, Harold Richard Murray, Mike Nykyforuk, Carole Leanne Passey, Alan Ewalt Paul, Mark Brandon Pilling, John Harland Rasmussen, Alonna Faye Rausch, Joanne Ririe, Robert Bradley Sabey, John Paul Scott, Kelly Marie Stevenson, Lisa Stringam, Wendy JoAnn Taylor, Shane Tuff, Kurt Widmer, Karen Margaret Wilde, Larry Gordon Wilde, SWIFTS ., l49 Sandra Jean Wilde and Susan Wong. Glen Powlesland, School Board Chairman, awarded diplomas to the graduates. The Graduating Chorus, under the direction of George Taylor and accompanied by Elaine Paul, sang "Wonder What Kind of a Day," and No Man Is An Island". The benediction was offered by Alan Paul. Following is Karen Alston gave the address Joanne Ririe gave a reading, the schedule for Home Games for the WestWind Ranches Ladies Slow Pitch team of Magrath, with the opposing teams. Tues. June 10th - Dueck Excavating. Wed. June 11th - Windsor Plywood. Mon. June 16th - Swuare Deal Homes. Wed. June 18th - R. T. Automotives. Mon. June 23rd - Circle Mohawk; Wed. June 25th - Munchies. Mon. July 7th - Farries Construction. Wed. July 9th - Super­sonic Car Wash. Game Times - 7 p.m. The Club express many thanks to Mr. . Doug Speelman for coaching their team and 1 to Johnny and Liz Schneyder of West Wind Ranches for sponsoring the team. THANK YOU: The family of Earl C. Neilson wish to thank everyone for their expressions of sympathy during their recent bereavement; the cards, telephone calls, personal calls, flowers, food, donations to Magrath Library and the Drop In Mémorial Fund. Special thanks to all who took part in the funeral service, and the cards to the Grandview Nurs­ing home. A grateful thanks for the dedicated care they gave Dad during his stay there. The Earl Neilson Families. Albert Heggie, father of Carol Passey, passed away in Raymond Mondy, June 2/80 at the age of 69 years. Survivors include his loving wife ' Marguerite, sons James A. &