| 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 CO. STORE NEWS OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-30^5 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday. 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Wednesday . 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1981 .MAGRATH, ALBERTA . ***************1************************************************^******* LADIES READY WEAR ******* Purses v notes for COATS • DRESSES BLOUSES • PANTS • SKIRTS Ladies Spring Coats in dressy Suedenes, All Weathers and Dress Jackets in becoming styles and colors. Lovely Spring & Summer Dresses for Milady in the Season's smartest pastels, prints & plains. Cozy Acrylic Fleece "Action Shirts" Blue, Pink, Navy. in White, $25.00 ea / \_^ \ Save! 1 RACK OF TOPS DRESSES, SUITS CO-ORDINATES Girls Blouses Polyester/Cotton. Stripes & plains. Pink, Blue. FROM. Matching Gabardine A Slacks in Pink or $ 4 Blue. PRICED AT. |W Nev; Spring Purses in popular Clutch, Shoulder and regular style Hand Bags have arrived. A nice selection of styles and shades. PRICED FROM. p ATTENTION - PARENTS OF PRESCHOOLERS: Spring Coulee Preschool has been successfully operating since September. We have a qualified teacher (Masters Degree in Pre-School Education, Teacher's Certificate and University Preschool Lab Experi-: ence) and what we feel is reallyr t great program emphasizing social emotional, physical and intellectual developmentappropriate for the preschool child. Our only problem is a scarcity of numbers so we invite Magrath parents to investigate our program. We meet Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 9:30 to 11:30. If you would be interested in visiting a session or learning more, please call Sally Wilde, 758-6678. The Magrath 4H Beef Club invites everyone to attend their Annual Pancake Supper Shrove Tuesday, March 3rd from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Magrath United Church Hall. Tickets: Single $2.50; Family $8.00. Come out and support your local 4H Club. Thank you. NOTICE: The Magrath Rod & Gun Club will hold its Annual Banquet and Awards Night, Saturday, March 7th at 6:30 p.m. in the Magrath United Church Hall. Tickets - $6.00 per person. MnUuNIHCiIPuAmL DISTRICT OF CARDSTON NNoo. 6 Tenders will be received for the purchase of the N.W. quarter 23-1-23-4 This land is in the Whiskey Gap area and is free of all encumber-ances. Tenders must be received by March 6, 1981. Please submit to: R.W. Legge, Secretary Treasurer, M.D. of Cardston No. 6, P;O. Box 580, Cardston, Alberta. HELP! Any friends or relatives who have any of my milk or cream bottles & buckets, will you please return them? Thank you. DeAnne Atwood. WANTED TO RENT: 2 bedroom home in Magrath or district. (Employed with Alberta Wheat Pool). Phone 345-4345. DE_L_ _B_O_N_I_T_A_ __4_H_ _B_E_E_F_ _C_L_U_B_ __N_EW_S Men's T Shirts in The Del Bonita 4H Club had their popular Chenille, regular meeting February 12, 1981. collar style, zipper Talks were given by Andy Kolasko, opening. Brown, Beige^*- Rodney Hillmer, Todd Hoyt and Todd Carter. Our project leader, Randy Newton, showed us a film on "Advanced Beef Production". Club Reporter Dean Jorgensen. The Magrath Lions Club has completed the annual C.N.I.B.»Canvass. They are happy to report the amount of $1051.00 was raised. A sincere "thank you" to the citizens of Del Bonita, Spring Coulee, and Magrath for their contributions to this worthy cause. Charlie Caldwell, CNIB Chairman. 8W Shirts, turtle Red, White. $15.95 Knit T-Shirts Men's Knit T long sleeve, neck. COLORS: REG. 1 COUNTER OF JEANS, BROKEN SIZE RANGES, MIXED BRAND NAMES. STURDY BLUE DENIMS.' REG. $27.95-$29.95 T-SHIRTS Men’s lined Denim Jean Jackets, western cut. REGULAR $59.95 *49 Jean Jackets (Regular $35.00) ***************** WANTED: Good used gas Stove Deedan Atwood. 758-6528. WORLD DAY OF PRAYER SERVICE: "will be held Friday, March 6th in the Magrath United Church with the various Magrath Churches participating and the Lutheran Ladies in charge of the service. Everyone is invited to attend. DISH TOWELS TOWELS BATH 2«9 BEACH Large sized Bath Towels ed colors. REGULAR $3.95 each. Checked in assort- Waffled Cotton Dish Towels in assorted colors. SIZE: 22x34 REGULAR $1.69 J39 WISK DRY TERRY TOWELS Assorted Designs and colors. REGULAR $1.98 1” Doilies ■V Large size Beach Towels in attactive screen printed designs. REGULAR $6.95 Farew«. . Services honoring Mark Lowry were held in the Magrath First Ward Sunday afternoon. Bishop Ray Stevenson conducted the service. Opening Hymn was"Israel, Israel, God Is Calling", Greg Davies as organist and Charlotte Fletcher, chorister. Invocation was offered by Charlotte Anderson. Speakers for the service were Suzanne Lowry, James Dudley, Carol and David Lowry, Gaelynd Pilling, Mark Lowry, with remarks by Bishop Stevenson. Special musical numbers included a Musical by the Lowry children and a vocal solo "To Send A Son" by Cam Atwood accompanied by Carol Lowry. . Closing hymn was "It May Not Be On the Mountain Height" with Ron Lowry offering the benediction. Mark departs March 12th and will labor in the Alabama/Georgia Mission Field. Friends met at the home of his parents, Carol and David Lowry Sunday evening to offer their best wishes to the young missionary. Unveiling of "Prairie Patchwork" will take place at the Senior Citizens Drop In Centre, 511-11 St. S., Lethbridge, March 3rd at 7:30 p.m. with Gordon Colledge as guest speaker. The public is invited to attend with special invitation to families of the authors and their families. Following the program, books will be available from members at $10.00. Orders taken by James Burness, 2010 5 Ave S, Ph. 327-7790 or Lloyd Spencer, 2429 9 Ave. N. Lethbridge, Ph. 328-5607. For further information contact Mildred Harker. 758-3566. Plastic Doilies with ed shapes including Round, Oval, Square, Oblong. Beige with Brown, . White with beige. W to $3.95 CHINOOK HEALTH UNIT NEWS Salads & sandwiches using mayonnaise as one of the ingredients have been the source of food poisoning episodes many times and the mayon— aise is usually blamed. Studies have proven that the sooner mayon-aise is added the safer the food J A. A. Will be. Mayonnaise, salad dressing, mustard and ketchup must contain vinegar and quite often lemon or lime ^iCe ^Sva?dud' The P? Yalue of mayonnaise is usually,lower than 3.40, mustard and ketchup range below 3.70 and the pH value of vinegar is 2.65. Salmonellae and Staphylococcus need a pH value of at least 4.4 to grow. In mavon- 2f1Se4-u1One the Path°9ens will die in a few days. Potato and meat salads have teen the cause of many foodborne gastroentric episodes due to the excellent chance for the various ingredients to become contaminated with pathogens clinging to chopping boards, knives, choppers and human hands. Laboratory results have shown m the high-mayonnaise salads the pH values and bacterial counts were iower than in low-mayonnaise salads. The addition of a larger amount of pickle had a similar effect. The higher amount of egg added to salads increased both the pH and bacterial count. Sandwiches have received a lot of attention as potential health hazards because they are often made with mayonnaise and are frequently held at temperatures favorable for bacterial multiplcation. Tests have shown that coliform counts tended to decrease in saladtype sandwiches during holding periods. Staphylococci were at times numerous but few coagulose-positive types were detected and there was! no significant increase after holding the sandwiches for 17-20 hours. Sandwiches with eggs, ham or cheese as the main ingredient provide a more favorable pH value for. the growth of bacteria. Spreading mayonnaise on both sides of the meat used in meat sandwiches as well as marinating ingredients of salad type sandwiches with any type of acid dressing will discourage the multiplication of food poisoning bacteria. The use of acid dressing does not alleviate the need for proper refrigeration. * r I M.H.S. BASKETBALL The final league game in basket-! ball will be this Friday in Magrath against the Cardston Cougars. The J.V. game is at 6:30 and the Zenith game at 8 p.m. During the past week the Zeniths won two games - one against Kate Andrews, 47-40, and the Saturday game in Lethbridge against Winston Churchill, 69-48. In the last game David Brunner had 22 points and Quint Passey 18. In J.V. action, the Eagles beat Kate Andrews and lost to Winston Churchill.- The South Alberta Finals will be held in the Sportsplex from March 4 to March 7 of next week. The Zeniths will play on Wednesday or Thursday evenings with other games depending on whether they win or not. Magrath is currently tied for 3rd place in the League behind L.C.I. and Raymond. The Eagles will play a single playoff game at Winston Chirchill this Saturday and if they win will play the foil n^ing Saturday at the -Sportsplex. League Standings to February W. L.C.I. Raymond Magrath Cardston St. Mary’s Picture Butte C.C.H.S. Kate Andrews WiC.H.S. W.R. Myers Tournament 15 14 10 10 9 7 5 5 5 0 L. 1 2 6 6 7 9 11 11 11 16 Passes from the School. can be (Regular $35.00) Training Shoes 23rd. PTS 30 28 20 20 18 14 10 10 10 0 obtained REGULAR $15.95 pr. Men’s Combinations Men’s Combination Underwear in popular A.C. label. SIZES: 40 - 48. Dan & DeAnne Atwood recently returned from a trip to Utah. They left their oldest son, Logan, at the Missionary Training Center in Provo. Logan wishes many friends and love and support and appreciation to thank all his relatives for their and extends his love to them. An Open House for Arlene (Reil) and Delbert Helgerson is being held Tuesday, March 3rd from 6:30-8:30 p.m. in the Drop In Center. Arlene and Delbert were married recently and now reside in Coaldale. Individual invitations are not being mailed, but friends and relatives wishing to attend are cordially invited tp call.■ Vi Price Boys' Drawers in sizes 2,4,6. SIZES: s.m.l. REGULAR $3.95, $5.95 DRAWERS SOCCER NEWS : This year our Soccer/ Assoc, has grown and we will have two extra teams of which we have no sponsors for. If anyone would be interested in sponsoring a team please call Lynne at 758-3107. We are missing over half of the Soccer Uniforms and cannot get the Mrs. Marion Bourne has returned home from Guelph, Ontario where she enjoyed a visit with her sister Mrs. Helen Coglin. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Balderson returned Sunday from a month's vacation in South Africa. Mr. and Mrs. Ves Sabey are home following a winter holiday in Needles, California and Salt Lake City, Utah. ■ » Mr. and Mrs. Stan Hoare are home from Brownsville, Texas, where they spent a winter vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Balderson have returned home following a winter holiday in Arizona and California. teams organized for this year until we have all the uniforms handed in. Parents please bring the uniforms to Lynne Tanner or Donna Kearl as soon as possible. Thank you. Mr. and Mrs. David Bly are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter, Adrienne Ruth, born Sunday, Feb. 22/81 at Magrath Municipal» Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bly, Magrath; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Barnhurst, Rainier, Ore. Great grandparents, Ingeborg Petersen, Springfield, Ore., John Rasmussen, Magrath. ’■ ■ POST OFFICE NOTICE For the past many years, we, who work at the 'Post Office, have been allowing a courtesy to you, our patrons which is above and beyond the call of duty and it is that we have been giving the mail from the boxes to you our citizens when you have forgotten your key or in your car or truck. This approximately 100 people asking 3 Y* TYl a i 1 -v avm j_ 1— — * x . . 3 TT 7”' --- VYXUUUUL a Key. We are going to install 210 new nine! ±Ttt 111 Y°Ur Car °r trUCk.‘ Tuxo must stop as we counted on Friday, Feb. 13th, approximately 100 people asking for their mail from the boxesl without the first part of March and this will prohibit us from giving this service to you. Please do not ask for y°^r ??/i1frOTO the boxes after Monday, this blankets Texmade Flannelette Blankets with an attractive stripe trim. Double bed size REGULAR $13.95 - „ _ is Please do not ask for ¿3/81 as we will have to refuse you courtesy. ' 1 FLANNELETTE FITTED BLANKETS Thickly napped, pastel plaids. Snug and warm. Double bed size. REGULAR $11.95 •« or salad or dessert for the ham and Mrs. Ray Bullock will be Lydia Brunner will speak on and Meals on Wheels about hosts. of $5.00 per year will be 1st. The Garden City Senior Citizens will hold their monthly Pot Luck dinner Friday, February 27th in the Lounge at the Drop In Center at 1 p.m. * F vedU4-?H?StS Wil1 ?ay One dollar each and bring dinner. Mr. ___ _ ___wu. Everyone 55 yrs. and" over "welcome? Mrs. ~ ‘‘ Home Care 1:30 p.m. Fees due March • For many years our community has benefitted greatly from the Cardston Music Festival. Much talent has been discovered and encourated due to the public spirited individuals and the Cardston Rotary Club who put so much time, and money into this worthwhile project. This year our community has been approached to see if any individuals or other businesses would care to make contributions toward scholarships for the festival. Since in the past many of our students have won scholarships and enjoyed numerous other benefits, it is hoped* that people in our community may choose to make individual donations this year. Anyone wishing to do so may mail or leave their donation at the Magrath Elementary acnool office. Your interest is greatly appreciated. Receipts available for income bax purposes. . ••••••• - St°p Pf°crastinating! if you're interested in signing FhS^/U weeks com. There will be two classes with en- - --- . Phone Doris NO-IRON SHEETS Jacquard patterned Double Bed Sheets 50% polyester, 50% rayon. Navy/white, wine/white. REGULAR $29.95 . s22 Children's Sleepers Children's warm Acrylic Fleece Sleepers in an assortment of colors. S . M. L. REGULAR $6.95 ip for the Behavior Modification We^hî S^ctiSn C1C >oon. Tentatively, the cla = e »*” 11 1 1___ - - jncing the middle"of March. L____ mollement limited to 8-10 persons each. ATTENTION: r _____ lacGregor Highlanders "CEILIDH", riday in March, this,year, .m. sharp. ******* Gruninger, 758-6237. ^at?h for the annual Magrath Last 2 7th at 7:30 Stray Bullet" Poetry Group will meet t the home of Joan Taylor, Thursday, arch 5th at 7:30 p.m. ANTED: An all-round Farm Helper. Call 58-6713. NOTICE: All stone work, estimates. Robert. LOST: A pair of black tap shoes in pink book bag with name "Tara. Phone 758-3234. Tara Harvey. FOUND: Misses size 10 Brown suede coat with brown fur trim. Owner may claim at News Office. types of brick, block or Quality workmanship. Free Phone 758-3686, ask for SAVE INSTANTLY CHANCE BENCH BOY Simple YOUR LAST FOR THESE ■ SAVINGS SMOKE DETECTOR WITH LIGHT SWEDISH STYLE DROP BALL FIXTURE Provides bright, all-round light elegant styling. Easy to replace bulbs too. (bulb not included), j on the 20" RCA XL-100 ROOMMATE COLOR T.V. i L/ÜK 1 Automatic Vaporizer On« Gallon 088 Capacity p ✓ Clearance H PIECE CANISTER SET - MATCHING BREAD BOX 4 Piece Flour/Sugar/Coffee/Tea (or what ever you wish to put in them) in Harvest Gold with chrome tops. Bread box has shelf and fold down catting board. $22.95 per unit.$15,30 UNIT, s L I C E D Beef Rosst BONELESS ROUND 79 Beef Liver S W I F T S Pork Loin Chops LB GARLIC SAUSAGE coil burns. . **********************************************************m^^^^^ NEW DISTRICT HOME ECONOMIST REPORT bn <^vS"L??W"meit*;er Jhe cornrnunity I would like to take this opportunity to say Hello and introduce myself. I am Barbara Bzovy, the new District ?COn°miSe Cardston. I was born and raised on a small mixed farm J 3” in Southeast Manitoba. I graduated from the University of Manitoba ith a Home Economic degree m 1976. Some of my interests include sewinq weaving, spinning, camping and courment cooking. During the past few days I have been settling into my new office and I’m slowly Getting to know the Cardston district. I hope to meet and know as many of you as possible, so please phone or drop by the office and introduce yourself. ’ ^~J~r'aTIoNh■?EEKi iMarc^ 277/81 is Alberta Nutrition'Week. Thc Tune Energy Out will emphasize the importance of sensible eating habits and cise for maintaining good health. y RATING YOUR OVERALL FOOD STYLE: Tl._ ___ __ eat them is also an important part of healthy eating. if you have a "fit fnnflctvio" YES NO • • • • • • 1 ■ • •• ••• 2 • The theme "Energy In ' ’ ' I exer- The foods you eat are very important - how yoi ”J" v. ' use this guide to see 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. "fit foodstyle" or a "failing foodstyle" Do you salt your food only after tasting? Do you include a good source of iron daily in your diet? e.g. red meats, organ meats, eggs, whole grain or enriched cerals, dark green vegetables, dried fruit? Do you start your day off with a good breakfast? Do you select the recommended number of servings of food from the four food groups daily? Do you limit your daily intake of "emoty extras?" Do you choose lean cuts of meats, and drim away the visible? Do you try to replace the saturated animal fats in your diet with polyunsaturated vegetable oils? Do you eat nutritous snacks that are low in sugar? Do you limit your intake of alcoholic beverages? Do you rely on foods from the 4 food groups to meet your nutrien needs, rather than trying to meet your needs with vitamin/minera supplements? How many "Yes" scores did you have? 9-10 - a fit food style. Y®}1 or\y°urroad to fitness. 7-8 - a fair foodstyle?*The~road"tcTf it- ~ ~ . _ _ „„ some changes. 0-4 - failing foodstyle. If this keeps up you'll never make it on the road to fitness. District 9-10 - a fit food style. ness is only a few steps away. 5-6 - a faulty foodstyle. Take time now to make Home Economist, Barbara J. Bzov Roy Wolsey of Edmonton passed away Saturday, Feb. 21/81 at the age of 70 years. He is survived by his loving wife Monay, one daughter, two grandchildren; two brothers John of Welling, Kenneth of.St. Albert; one sister Mrs. Sarah Hoare of Magrath. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at Christensen Salmon Funeral Chapel, Lethbridge. Interment jt.-.-’.k place in the Magrath Cemetery. The Del Bonita Community Club is once again soliciting for their Birthday Calendar. Anyone wishing to subscribe, please contact Cyd Helgeson, Phone 758-6720. " WANTED: Babysitting j’obs. Jenee Taylor, Phone 758-3582. It's a shame that when success turns a person's head, it does not also wrinc his neck just a little. ' I 499 Pood Market ? Flour ROBIN HOOD 10 KG scon TOWELS 2 PACK * I I |29 Vegetables frozen FRASER VALE 283 G . 2¡99* KETCHUP H E I N Z 909 ML . J89 Pancake Syrup AUNT JEMIMA 750 ML . J 89 Angel Food Mix ROBIN HOOD 410 G 159 Mushrooms WHOLE WESTERN FAMILY 79* CAT FOOD SPECIAL MENU I49 I t • 1 CHEESE 499 Canned Picnic Hams Lettuce VELVEETA - 1 KG I 399 48* Oranges 4# BAGS 98* Grapes SEEDLESS CHILEAN 1" TOMATOES- vine . < ripe 78* > * Grapefruit ss s 6 ¡98*
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