| Summary: | 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 COMPANY STORE NEWS PHONES: OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE DEPT. 758-3065 UPSTAIRS & STORE NEWS 758-6377 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday.8 a.m. to 6 p.m. THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1990 . MAGRATH, ALBERTA. ******************************************************************************************* LADIES READY TO WEAR ******************************************************************************************* JUMP SUITS WEEKEND SALE 20% OFF Jewellery BE SURE TO SEE OUR NICE ARRAY OF SWEATERS FOR SPRING & SUMMER. OUTFITS Jackets & Pants Sets in White, Navy, Black, Green and Neons Smart for Spring. Sizes: 7/8-15./16/ Popular Jumpsuits in the season's smartest colors. Comfortable as well as stylish. 9/10 - 14. $02 SUP SPLIT SKIRT SETS The Split Skirt is very popular this season and we have some smart sets with co-ordinating tops. SIZES: 7/8 to 16. & UP LADIES SPRING JACKETS Nifty Jackets in White Polyester/Raylon. Short sleeves, roomy pockets with gold motif on breast dj G Q pocket. White/brass button trim. 0*0 1 RACK OF SIZES AND SKIRTS & JACKETS. VARIOUS COLORS, PRICES. SHOP FOR EASTER. etc. Lllofì EASTER Ladies styles Be sure to visit our for Easter. New EarPins, Jewellery Counter rings , Necklaces, gift items. BELTS New Woven Belts Red. Blac Each Easter Specials! DRESSES SATURDAY ONLY Dresses in a wide choice of and colors. SPECIAL WE HAVE A GOOD ,1 • DIAMOND WILLOW TEA & BAKE SALE ATTENTION SUNTAN CUSTOMERS Just $39.95 for 400 minutes, PRICED AT L.D.S. CHURCH HISTORY TOUR PRICED AT be to have that beautiful but if you just don't have out in the sun for hours, condition. Ask- 758-3101 after For Grade 12 Graduates only for 400 minutes! We are open Brushed Nylon in colors Pink, Yellow, Peachy Pink. 108" wide. For lingerie, quilts, etc. for °°Y n MAKE SURE YOU HAVE YOUR EASTER CARDS - EASTER BASKETS, etc. STOCK OF "EASTER GRASS" FOR FILLING BASKETS. ************************** The CHINOOK HEALTH UNIT will again be offering Pre-Natal to start. May 2/90 at 7:00 p.m. Please phone 758-3331 any Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday to pre-register before April 26/90. The classes will be held only if there is enough interest so please phone and register early. Thank you. F- C Se U» x chai-t''’ TATTING ¡SHUTTLE Tatting shuttrSn with spare Lightweight Plasti Shuttle has handy little hook. rEG. $2.50 FOR SALE: Sportscraft Executive 11 Tent Trailer - fridge, stove, furnace, sleeps 6 - good ing $2300.00. Phone 5:30 p.m. Please mark Saturday, April 28th on your calendar. Diamond Willow Terrace Bake Sale & Tea - 1:30 - 4:00 p.m. Any donations of baked items more than welcome. See you there. The Magrath 3rd Ward Boy Scouts will be power raking lawns again this Spring. The charge for an average sized lot will be $40.00. Please contact Peggy Gurney at 758-6249 if interested in this service. Rototill Gardens - $15.00 or $20/hr. Post Holes - $3/hole or $20/hr. Spraying and Landscaping. Phone Robert, 758-3107. brushed nylon New Brushed Nylon - 108" wide. White, Light Blue. It's time once again to start to think about the Spring and Sumner and how nice it would Golden Tan, time to lay well you are in luck,"JUST FOR YOU HAIRSTYLES" is having a Super Deal on their Suntanning Sessions this year. that's right, an additional 100 minutes! $37.95 evenings for your convenience until June 30, 1990. Please stop by or phone to book your appointments. Don't wait too long to book your convenient time. Phone 758-6350. **************************************** FOR SALE: 10 ft. Cairper, heater, 3 burner stove, oven. Excellent condition. Phone 758-6293. To Missouri, Kirtland, Ohio, Nauvoo, Washington, The Hill Cumorah Pageant, July 18-31, 1990. Join Drew & David Galbraith for the first time or for a return engagement. For more information Call Evelyn, 758-3640 today. FOR SALE: Mobile Hcxre 12'x64'; porch, washer, dryer stove and fridge. Good condition. Can be moved. Must sell. Phone 758-6293. FOR RENT: 6 acres of pasture. Phone 758-3270. MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY WILL REMAIN CLOSED, FRIDAY, APRIL 13th, GOOD FRIDAY. DEBBY'S DRESSMAKING - for all your sewing needs, new garments, alterations, mending. Book now for that perfect Grad dress. Reasonable rates. Phone 758-3782. Barbecue 4595 Outdoor PRICED AT A HAPPY EASTER TO OUR CUSTOMERS & FRIENDS. BIKE SALE! 1 only USED JUNIOR 10 SPEED. Ask in the Hardware Dept. BATTERY SALE Canadian Energy Pumping Unit Battery Special GARDEN CENTER Fertilizer Sheriff Gordon 27-27 Fertilizer for Spring fertilizing. I McKenzie Holland Bulbs - Gladiolus, Dahlias, Blazing Hearts, Iris, Acidantheras bag. ONION SETS GARLIC BULBS We have 4 different models of Propane Barbecues for you to choose front for the upcoming Barbecue Sea- • son. WINDOW CLEANING SKIPPER'S WINDOW CLEANING - Residential and Commercial Cleaning. Professional Highrise Window Cleaning. Contact Claude Cusson, General Delivery, Raymond. Phone 752-3296. _ — REDUCTION FOR SENIOR CITIZENS OF . lU % Off MEMORIES 19 Full Colour Professional Quality Portraits Package Offer 1 8x10* 2 5x7* 16 wallets size (2x1)* ‘Approx, measurements Package offer features our selection (1 pose) on traditional blue background. Additional portraits available at reasonable prices. Satisfaction guaranteed or your money cheerfully refunded. PLACE: Magrath Trading Conpany Ltd. HARDWARE DPET. DATE: Saturday, April 14th, 1990 TIME: 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. $12.99 ON DELIVERY $2.00 SITTING FEE PER PERSON Families welcome, one offer per family i A former Magrath young man, Darwin Foster of Calgary passed away in Calgary the BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1990 on April 3, 1990 at age of 24 years. Darwin is survived by his parents, Doug and Sheila Foster of Calgary (formerly of Magrath) two brothers Kevin and his wife Sandra of Penhold, and Warren of also survived by his grand-and Elsie Foster of Magrath, Calgary. parents, Harold his grandmother Evelyn McWilliams of Navan, Ontario; one nephew and one niece. Funeral services were held at McDougall United Church, Calgary, on Friday, April 6th. APRIL 23 Raymond vs St. Marys Cardston vs Magrath Milk River vs Taber St. Marys APRIL 26 Milk River vs Raymond Cardston vs St. Marys Taber St. Marys vs Magrath APRIL 30 Raymond vs Cardston Magrath vs Milk River St. Marys vs Taber St. Marys Raymond vs Magrath Cardston vs Taber St. Marys St. Marys vs Milk River Raymond vs Taber St. Marys Magrath vs St. Marys Milk River vs Cardston MAY 3 MAY 7 MAY 10 Pat & Joan Gailing of Magrath and Komy Neufeld of Coaldale are proud to announce the arrival of their new grandson, Logan Mitchell, bom April 7, 1990 at Coaldale. Logan Mitchell is the infant son of Teresa & Rudy Neufeld of Coaldale. St. Marys vs Magrath Cardston vs Milk River MAY 14 MAY 17 Cardston vs Raymond Milk River vs Magrath Taber St. Marys vs St. Marys Magrath vs Raymond Taber St Marys vs Cardston Milk River vs St. Marys Bill & Katie Niznikowski proudly announce that their son John has been promoted to the rank of Corporal in the R.C.M.P. He has been with the force for 14 years. John and his family will be moving to Prince George, B.C. where he will cormence his duties on April 22nd. LETHBRIDGE SPRING CUTTING HORSE SHOW The Lethbridge Spring Cutting Horse Show will be held in the Lethbridge Indoor Exhibition Pavilion Friday, Saturday and Sunday, April 13th, 14th & 15th. Friday - Split Show - 8 a.m. to 12 noon 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday & Sunday - All Day, 8 a.m. to approx. 6 p.m. each day. Admission; $2/day or $5/for 3 days. There are some 250 entries of the best Cutters throughout Canada and the NorthWestern United States. FOR SALE: 5 bedroom home with double garage; on well treed lot. 2099 sq. ft. Open to offers. Drive by the corner of 1st Ave. North & 2nd St. East. Call Ron Smith, 758-6837 for more information. MAY 22 Raymond vs Milk River St. Marys vs Cardston Magrath vs Taber St. Marys MAY 24 St. Marys vs Raymond Taber St. Marys vs Milk River MAY 28 Taber St. Marys vs Raymond Magrath vs Cardston * Home Team is underlined. All games to start at 5:00 p.m. Home team is responsible for both umpires. Home team is also to phone the Lethbridge Herald to give the results of the game. LOST - in front of Blacksmith shop - pulley assembly. Phone Robert Sabey, 758-3119. MUST SELL: 12'x60' Mobile home. Open floor plan, vaulted ceilings; 10'xl5' & 8'x8' additions plus deck. To be moved. $6, 000.00 o.b.o. Phone 758-6527. FOR SALE: Playhouse 10'xl2', insulated- $50 o.b.o. Phone 758-6527. FOR SALE: stock Trailer, 16 ft. Tack conp. Dividers. Good shape. $2800. Must sell. Phone 758-3580 days; 758-3547 evenings. WANTED: Small pasture for 6 yearling heifers. Call Denis, 758-6753. LOST - April 6th - Girl's two tone blue glasses. Not sure where. 758-3751. WATCH FOR THE EASTER GROCERY/MEAT/PRODUCE FLYER ATTACHED TO THIS WEEK'S STORE NEWS. CHECK OUR EASTER FAVORITES SPECIALS. Little Katie's friend Mary invited her heme to dinner. Just before the meal, Mary's mother saw Katie wipe her knife on the tablecloth. Dismayed at this, she asked, "Katie, is that what you do at hare?" "Oh, no," Katie answered. "At home we have clean knives." FOUND: Key on black leather zippered key case. Owner claim at News Office. Alfred Russell, beloxed husband of Dorothy Russell of Lethbridge, passed away Friday, April 6, 1990 at Rockyview General Hospital, Calgary. He was 94 years of age. Mrs. Russell is the former Dorothy McDowell, formerly of Magrath. Funeral Services were held in Calgary on Tuesday, April 10th. UP Girls Panties in and colors. cotton under - pants too or patterns as well as non slip socks. Kids. SIZES: 4 to 6X New display of CHILDREN'S WEAR assorted styles Little Boys Girls' Dresses We have just new Kotton Kandy Beautifully styled with ruffles and lace trim. Pastel s and florals - Deep Rose, Mauve, Pink, Turquoise. received some Dresses for Girls. We have a large display of Ankle SIZES 4-12 59” Boys' Slacks Little Boys Dress Pants in Grey or Taupe. Styled with partial ealstic waist, pleated front, nice deep pockets, belt loops, Sox for Infants, Boys and Girls. A choice of plain SIZES: 4-6X. BE SURE TO SEE THE DISPLAY OF NEW ARRIVALS IN CHILDREN"S WEAR FOR SPRING & SUMMER. Be sure to see the CHILDREN’S SHORT SETS Boys & Girls Short Sets in a variety of styles. Nice "Biker" sets with the neon colored pants with matching tops. Sets can be made up too with a smart, top and any number of styles in shorts. 1ft95 PRICED FROM ■© new T Shirts for Little tiny ones for Infants as well as styles for both boys & girls. Nice gift Children's Pyjamas Be sure to see the Infants, Boys & Girls, in an array of designs Infant’s Sleepwear new Pyjamas in styles for both Knits with cute motif tops and colors. items. including sleepers _ as well as sets. 11 j > f PRICED FROM ■■ IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A GIFT FOR THAT NEW BABY - OR A BIRTHDAY GIFT BE SURE TO SOME AND SEE OUR DISPLAYS. aai Children's Jackets Kids Jackets in styles for Boys and Girls. Seme with hoods, some without. Blues, Greens, some neons. Magrath Minor Hockey held their annual Hockey Banquet on April 6th and en-joyed an excellent meal catered by Ranchland Catering. President John Ferguson welcomed the guests. Marvin Lee offered grace following which each coach highlighted his team's activities throughout the year. Duke Weth-erelt, coach of the Atom Provincial team, presented Magrath minor Hockey with banners from the Provincials in Spirit River, which will be hung in the Arena. Mayor Dave Lowry remarked how proud the Town felt with such fine ambassadors as these boys and this was the proof the Minor Hockey system is working well for our youth. The draw for the down filled comforter donated by Cascade Fertilizers was made and the winner was Audrey Weasel Head of Cardston. Elections followed and Marvin Lee is the 1990-91 President; John Ferguson remains as Past President; Don hfehew and Russ Rasmussen recond year members. Reelected for another 2 year term are June Wetherelt and Donna Warnock with new members Rose Mandel and Gary Stanford. Special thanks to Hoibak Greenhouses for supplying the beautiful centerpieces again this year and thanks also to Deb Panczak for the silk flowers and plants. SEE YOU IN THE FALL FOR ANOTHER HOCKEY SEASON!!! Friends were saddened upon hearing of the death of Jase Stevens Erickson, beloved son of Thomas and Ketena Erickson of Welling. Jase passed away suddenly at his home in Welling on April 6, 1990 as the result of being struck by a malfunctioning automatic opening garage door. He was 6 years of age. Besides his loving parents, Jase is survived by two brothers Chad Thomas, Todd Joseph and one sister Coby Dawn all of Welling; paternal grandparents lloyd Stevens and Donna West Erickson of Barnwell and maternal grandmother Louise Ina Jones Kline of Orton. He was predeceased by a brother Troy and his grandfather Donald Henry Kline. Jase was a Grade 1 student at the Magrath Elementary School at the time of his passing. Funeral Services were held in the Welling LDS Chapel Monday, April 9th with Bishop Robert Wilde officiating. Interment followed in the Orton Cemetery. A Calling Shower will be held for Tari Jean Atwood on Tuesday, April 17th from 7-9 p.m. at the Del Jones residence. Everyone welcome. FOR SALE: Pilling home, 309 East Harker Ave. Ideal location, 1 block East of school. 4 way split, 3 bedrooms, 4th partically finished. Hot tub, double attached garage. Landscaped. Many extras. Ph. 758-3057. DISTRICT HOME ECONOMIST REPORT Gloves & Pesticide Safety - go Hand in Hand Establish a "rubber glove zone" on your yard and/or farm when handling pesticides. Always protect your hands with unlined nitrile or neoprene gloves when handling, mixing or pouring concentrated pesticides. Never wear cloth or leather gloves as they soak up the chemical and are a constant source of contamination. Exposure studies show that when an operator is using a tractor-pulled sprayer the hands receive the greatest exposure to pesticides. It is therefore recommended that gloves also be worn when you are actually spraying pesticide. Never remove your gloves to make adjustments to your spraying equipment. Using nitrile gloves allows you the necessary dexterity to adjust nozzles without removing your gloves. To prevent pesticide from running down inside your gloves, wear your coverall sleeve over top of the gloves. If possible wash the outside of the gloves before they are removed, otherwise take them off carefully to avoid contaminating the inside of the glove. Wash protective gloves after handling concentrated chemicals and after daily use. Pesticides can penetrate into the material. Replace gloves immediately if holes or rips occur. Take care when handling pesticides to ensure that gloves and pesticide safely go hand in hand. Durward L. Barnett, beloved husband of Mrs. Linnea Barnett, passed away in Magrath Monday, April 9, 1990 at the age of 73 years. Bom on June 30, 1916 in Cardston, Durward received his education in the Rinard School and had resided in the Whiskey Gap area all of his life until moving to Lethbridge in 1980. He moved to Magrath in 1986 where he has resided until his passing. He loved his land and cattle and drove to his farm in the Del Bonita area from his home in Magrath to attend to his farm work until his passing. Besides his wife Linnea, Durward is survived by three sons Mick (Dorothy) and Charlie (Judy) Barnett both of Del Bonita and John (Cecilia) Barnett of Little Rock, Arkansas; 12 grandchildren; 13 great grandchildren; one sister Mrs. Phyllis Patching of Lethbridge; one brother Jeff (Beth) Barnett of Esther, and nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his first wife Yvonne in 1988, a grandson Tim and a sister Doris Lawless. Funeral services were held in the LDS South Hill Chapel, Cardston, with Rev. Doug Cowan officiating. Interment followed in the Cardston Cemetery. GARDEN CITY GARDEN CLUB will meet April 25 at 7:30 p.m. in the Teachers' Lounge. Use the North door. Topic is "Potatoes". Lunch will be served. Come and be refreshed with food and information. SOURCREAM PALM 500 g COTTAGE CHEESE Coke or Sprite palm 500 g COKE - COKE CLASSIC - DIET COKE - SPRITE, - DIET SPRITE CAFFEINE FREE DIET COKE - 12 pack Cans . ■. ************************************************************************************** ANNUAL SPRING SING The Annual Spring Sing Concert will be held at Southminster Sanctuary (Lethbridge) on Sunday, May 6th, 1990 at 7 p.m. This four choir concert will feature the Anne Campbell Singers, Linnet Singers, Southminster Junior Choir under the direction of Dr. Anne Campbell and the Mini Choir directed by Shannon Little. Our choirs are ably assisted by accompanists Celine Cassis, Susan Wilde, Heather Johnson and Shelagh Stephan. Tickets are available from all choir members at a cost of $5.00. CHOCOLATE EASTER BUNNIES The Grade 6 & 7 Band Students will again be selling Chocolate Easter Bunnies-this year. These are the same quality chocolate bunnies that we sold last year 170 gram, sold milk chocolate in an attractive box. The cost is also the same as last year - $3.50. The profit iron this sale will go into the Band Fund and be used for instruments and equipment - especially for the Junior High age Band Students. HOSPITAL AUXILIARY QUILT TICKETS - are now on sale and are available from any Auxiliary member or from Sue in the Dry Goods Dept, of the Magrath Trading Co. The quilt will be drawn for at the annual Florence Nightingale Tea, Saturday, May 12th. ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH EASTER SERVICES Good Friday Worship Services - 9:00 a.m. Easter Sunday Worship Services - 11 a.m. Larry & Evelyn McClain of Cold Lake, Alberta, were recent visitors in Magrath, guests of his mother, Berta McClain. Howard Forsyth and wife would like bed and breakfast for 2 to 3 weeks in May. If you can oblige please phone Frances Blumel at 758-3485. UPCOMING AUCTION SALE - Magrath United Church, Saturday, April 21st, 10 a.m. Save your good "junk". Pack up books you want to get rid of. Tie up those magazines you no longer want but someone else would like - clean out. your garage and get rid of those old tools you no longer use. You must have sore things in your home you no longer use and would like to give away. Large items will be picked up. We will be happy and most grateful for any donations. For pick up contact John Ratke, Phone 758-6639. CHINOOK HEALTH UNIT The Chinook Health Unit requires a temporary Administrative Assistant in Fort. Macleod office commencing May 1/90 and terminating approximately January 31/91. Duties include Accounting, Pay Roll & Personell and General Office duties. Proficiency in Computer, Accounting, Word Processing and Payroll Preparation would be beneficial. Qualified applicants should send resume in confidence by Wednesday, April 18/90 to: Mr. Bruce West, Administrator Chinook Health Unit; P.O. Box 727; Fort Macleod, AB. T0L 0Z0. Phone 553-4451. LADIES GOLF LEAGUE Ladies Golf Leagye is once again starting up. If you are interested in playing in the League again, or would like to join, please give one of us a call - Alice Collier, (Pres.) 381-2196; Angie Kern (Vice Pres.) 758-3496 or Rae Ann Thrall (Sec.) 758-6682. The Sign-Up deadline is April 15/90. The Women's Opening Golf Social is April 24/90 at. 6:30 p.m. at the Club House. It is Pot Luck and everyone is welcome. If you wish to golf before the social you have to make your own Tee times. PROFESSIONAL HORSESHOEING & TRIMMING - book now for Spring specials. Call Wayne Thordarson, 758-6397. FOR SALE: 3 bedroom heme in Magrath for under $30,000. Phone 381-7215. The best thing about growing old is that it takes such a long time. THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY WILL REMAIN CLOSED FRIDAY, APRIL 13th IN OBSERVANCE OF GOOD FRIDAY. Semebody sick? Or has had an operation? No more driving to Lethbridge for flowers. Pick up your silk flowers or silk plants at "Just For You Hairstyles". For more information phone 758-6265. For you Spring Cleaning WANTED TO BUY: An old Trumpet - and Housecleaning needs - Bach or similar. 758-3745. call Audra Foggin, 758-6832. PRESS RELEASE Recently three skunks near the towns of Magrath and Raymond have been found to have rabies. Rabies has been noted in skunks in Southern Alberta from time to time but the proximity to the town prompts this notice. Residents should be warned to control their animals and have all strays removed. All pets should be vaccinated annually and children should be taught not to approach strange animals, especially wild animals which appear tame. If rabies is suspected in an animal, it is required by law that you report this to your local Agriculture Canada Veterinary Inspection office, which in this area is in Lethbridge (telephone 382-3120). Suspicious wildlife should be reported to the Wildlife Control officer at 381-5125 or your local RCMP Detachment. Incidents in which animals may have been bitten by wild animals, particularly skunks, should also be reported to Agriculture Canada. Biting incidents involving people should be reported to the same office and the person bitten should consult their physician. J.L. Delver, DVM; Regional Supervisor. The Chinook Health Unit would like to thank the volunteers who took the time from their busy schedule to help with our school Flouride Rinse Program. Without the volunteers our program would not be a success. Great appreciation to the following: Jackie Bly, Beverly Scott, Edith Miller, Ketena Erickson, Robyn Mathew, Mary Ann Jones, Nancy Closson, Cynthia Harris, Janet Voth, Susan Alston, Isabelle Black Plume, Carol Smith, Sharon Gibb. FOR SALE: Light weight Burning Barrels. Tops removed. $8/each. Ty Alston. Phone 758-3595. TO GIVE AWAY: l-5ft. cream colored bathtub. Right hand drain. Also - 30 ft. pole to give away. Phone 758-3782. TO RENT: 2 bedroom home - 137 W 1st Ave. N. Stove, fridge and water included. Ph. 7583136. ATTENTION MAGRATH HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES The Magrath Hospital Auxiliary has a Margaret Long Memorial Scholarship of $100 available to the student with the highest marks entering and continuing in the field of Nursing. Applications to be made to the Auxiliary: Attention - Mrs. Shirlee Paul, Pres. Magrath Hospital Auxiliary, Magrath, AB. Koji and Christine Tokairin wish to announce the marriage of their daughter, Lesley Yoshiko Tokairin to Edwin Scot Blair, son of Dean and Mimi Blair of Lethbridge. A reception will be held Saturday, April 28, 1990 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. in the Magrath Senior Centre. Everyone is welcome. WANTED: Female Roommate to share three bedroom house in Magrath. $300.00 includes utilities. 758-3206. TO RENT: 1% acres, fenced for horse or cattle and shelter sheds in Magrath. Phone 758-3206. PIZZA KITCHEN NEWS The Pizza Kitchen will be closed Good Friday, April 13th. Our offer of a 32 oz. container of pop, free, with every order of 2 or more large pizzas will therefore be extended through Friday, April 20th. The Staff and management would like to wish all the citizens of Magrath a happy and safe Easter weekend, and thank you all for your support. MOBILE DENTURE CLINIC George Torre-Alba will have his Mobile Denture Clinic at Diamond Willow Terrace on Monday’s, April 16th and April 30th at 6 p.m. each night. For appointment or further information please contact Louise Dow at 7583489. Mobile phone 1-554-5017. DEL BONITA COUNTRY ASSOCIATION DANCE - Saturday, April 21st. "Those Other Guys" Band will supply the music. Come, kick up your heels before you get into the fields for Spring work. Doors open at 7:30 p.m.
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