| 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 758r3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRf GOODS 758-3252 HAREWARE CEPARIMENT. 758-3065 ■ . ' UPSTAIRS & STORE NEWS 758-6377 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday. Wednesday . . . 4 . 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. HARDWARE DEPARTMENT THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th, 1984. .MAGRATH, ALBERTA. ********************************************************************************** FACELLE ROYALE BATHROOM TISSUE SEALER SILICONE SEALER mouse trap MERCURY Vapor Lights Home Hardware Bath. Tissue SALSBUHY iV ■ # SPOTTON V CATTLE INSECTICIDE OR CONTROL OF CATTLE GRUBS AND REDUCTION OF LJQE _ IT Don’t wait until cold r\ weather to treat your cattle for grubs, etc. * 472m of spotton treats 30 900-1200# For your Home and Handiwork repairing, etc* Regular $6.49 ^|49 Have your yard lit up easily and economically with this handy Mercury Vapor Yard Light. $3995 DRESSES Sweaters Cardigans that are so SHOES fashions for fall! VISIT OUR BARGAIN RACKS OF LADIES & MISSES WEAR. Blouses, Jeans, Kiddies Items, Tops, etc. NEW ARRIVALS IN LAIDES DRESS CASUALS. Black, s8 Tops, Skirts, Slacks, etc. 510 $20 Lovely New Fall & Winter Dresses in a smart variety of styles and shades for the coming season ahead. New fabrics that are easy to care for and a joy to wear. New Fall & Winter Pullvers and in plains and patterns. See the lovely new Bulky knits ft popular this season. VISIT OUR SWEATER BAR SOON. CLEARANCE COATS Lovely new Coats & Jackets in All Weather styles, Sporty styles in light Polyester & Nylon for Fall wearing; Smart dressy Shorties in popular shades. ’/3 OFF Ladies Dresses, Skirts, Jackets, etc. Coats, Dresses, Slacks, etc. y2 Ria ALL YOU NEED FOR WINTER AND FASHION SEE OUR PUMPS & Grey, Red. PRICED FROM Ladies’ Cuff Boots See the popular "Little Boot" similar to the one pictured. Styled by Cougar in flats. Suedes & Leathers. FROM -Mezxftk VIDAE SASSOON HOT OIL TREATMENT - for dry and damaged hair. Try it and see the results. SUAVE = hot oil treatment for making your hair lovely and managable. OLD SPICE AFTER SHAVE - J'Musk'' ( A nice gift item, S I LKIENCE HOME, ml . . like it - it's new.) Complete Home Perm for one time. ____ scent. 125 , the men will really PERMS Conditioning body perm. «. Á II r- T B N - 0 - S. I X S H A M P 0 0 ^Bonnetelle. 500 ml. Shampoo .«.**«****•*•*•***************, „ Funeral Services for the late Ectaard Ernest fT„dx James, who passed away September 17, 19» (Ted; James, w held in Christensen at New Westminster, B.C. were neiu Funeral Chapel Thursday, September 20th with Ri-hnn Wes Balderson officiating. ?h- family prayer »as offered by John Cook Carol te^y presided at the organ forjhe prelude and accompanied the Male Trio E^don Coleman and Cal Alston in the singing of the opening hymn "Sometime We 11 Understand . The invocation was ■ Myrna Cook gave her L. B. Tanner Rugged Cross". Speaker for The c'--- _ . Thee Every Hour". ediction. "G°in?alltearers were PeVar Coleman, John Joe Cook, larry James, Rod Ririe, Tom Alston and Brad Sabey. Morr-rath Cem- 6’» . 5«5 375 It L.B. Tanner, offered by John Joe Cook. • father's biography, sang as a solo "The Old _ the service was Blair„Sabey. losing hymn by the Male Trio was - --- "I Need - Tom Alston offered the benThe service closed with the postlude Interi.« took_pl.ee lutte lUgratbC„- the gravesude etery with Shelton Ririe giving prayer. The family of the late Ted like to thank all of their many relatives for their support and ing th>_ passing of their father Your special help in so many ways will never be forgotten. Sandra, Myrna, Karren & D^ant, Audrey & Shelton; Margaret & Blair & Bever y HOSPITAL PHOTO CONTEST WINNERS Maureen & Robert Rasmussen, first place, $200 prize; Denise Norton, seco P . $1505 Doug Harker, third place, $100, Frank Tricsli, fourth place $50. . Honorable mention to the following photographers who submitted some eau pictures: Mr. Peter Harper, Mrs. Donna Arbuthnot, Mrs. Irene Ririe, Mrs. Pa Simpsot, and Mrs. Cathy Norton. We would like to thank all of those people who submitted photographers to our contest and we look forward to the wall murals ^ich will be hung throughout our “"¿artl’italtestration of the Magrath Genera1 Hospital. James would friends and concern durand brother. to our Neo Citrati Hot Lemon Drink for colds, aches &. pains. Adults &. Children. REGULAR $3.69 Crochet Cotton South Maid Crochet Cotton in assorted colors. REGULAR $2.79-$3.99 Off ************************************** Mr. John Niznikowski and a friend, Miss Terri Klassen of Chilliwack, B.C. were recent visitors at the home of his parents, Bill & Katy Niznikowsky and brother Rob. During their one week holiday in South ern Alberta they also visited with his grandparents, uncles and aunts and sister and brother-in-law Terry & Donna of Coaldale. The Garden City Senior Citizens Association will hold their, monthly Pot Luck dinner Friday, Sept. 28th in the Lounge at the Drop In Center. Those with birthdays in July, August and September will be honored at the roast beef dinner. Everyone 55 yrs. and over is welcome. The annual membership fee is $5.00. If you have neglected his, pay now. The Lutheran- Ladies Sewing Circle will hold a Tea & Bake Sale, Saturday, Sept, 29th in the Magrath Trading Co. Hall from 2 4 pm Donations for the Bake Table will be very much appreciated. • Priscilla Brockway has room to schedule in one more PRIVATE VOICE student or one more DUET or TRIO voice lesson. If interested phone 758-6402 for more info. NEED A WINTER JOB? Looking for someone to operated the Lunch Counter at the Curling Rink. Contact Bob Mikado, 758-3416. ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES Once again, Adult Education is ready to If you are interested in any of the classes, please call Cathy at 758- would like to start as soon as Calligraphy - write your own cards up in beautiful script. start. following 6473. We •possible : Christmas Padded Memory Books - these make lovely Christmas presents. Cabbage Patch-type Dolls - easy tç do. Cake Decorating - fun and easy to decorate for your family. Paper Tole - here's another idea for Christmas gifts. Is anyone interested in learning to sew? We'll start right at the basics including - learning about your machine and sewing up two articles. Call Cathy if you're interested, 758-6473. BEGINNERS BASIC COMPUTER COURSE - Thursdays from 7 to 9 p.m. Call Art Grusendorf, 758-6817 or Cathy West, 758-6473. ADVANCED CUMPUTER COURSE - applicable Franklin, will include Disk Management, and Thursday evenings, Art Grusendorf, 758758- 6473. to the Apple & File handling, Graphics, etc. 7-9 p.m. Call 6817 or Cathy West, CHINOOK HEALTH UNIT NEWS ITEMS Reports coming into the Chinook Health Unit reveal an increase in infectious disease outbreaks caused by the consumption of raw milk. The most common of bacterial diseases associated with raw milk are intestinal infections caused bny Salmonella and Campylobacter. Both types of bacteria cause vomits ing, diarrhea, abdominal pain and fecer. Infections from these organisms in the T-SHIRTS SIZES: S.M.L. 1495 SWEATERS Vi Price New Turtle Necks for Men in nice 1 & Winter colors of Grey, Blue or Black. Perma Press. Styled by BVD. Men's Jantzen Sweaters in Wools & Blends, Pullover and Cardigan styles; Plains and patterns. DON'T MISS THIS BIG SAVING very young or the very old may be fatal. These organisms are commonly found in healthy dairy herds and even the most meticulous attention to dairy hygiene may not prevent the contaimination of milk. One recent outbreak of a very cirulent strain of Salmonella occurred in a group o elderly persons who sought healing from the "Naturalism" of raw milk. Eighty percent of the group required hospitalization as a result of the infection and twenty one percent died. . y . An outbreak of intestinal infection cau- W6Sl6m liaiS sed by Campylobacter occurred in a religious camp near Red Deer where sixty four persons were infected after drinking raw milk. There are other less common disease organisms that may be transmitted through milk and it’s important to remember that these are communicable diseases that may be passed on to another person once they are aquired Men’s Denim Western in Brown and Navy. SIZE: Medium only. REGULAR fl $24.95 .* JU (NO RETURNS) from the consumption of raw milk. During May, June and July, 1984, over 1200 cases of Salmonellosis were reported in Eastern Canada. In Ontario it increased from 181 in 1983 to 260 cases in 1984. The only reliable safeguard against milk-borne diseases is pasteurization. James Burger, C.S.I. Senior Public Health Inspector, Chinook Health Unit. .Casual & Work Caps New Fall & Winter Caps in Corduroy, Drill and Denim in assorted styles. & UP Hats ************************************************ ATTENTION: Magrath Irrigation District Members - Water will be shut off October 10, 1984. Please your ponds & dug outs, etc. Water Master. AEROBICS: Come & join our Aerobics Class, morning or evening. New session begins October 3rd. Call Lynne Tanner at 758-3107 for more information. WANTED: Size 7-8 Cub Uniform. 758-6640 FOR SALE: New Scout Hand Book. Ph. 758=3474 Flannelette Jogging Fleece Kf^EE HIGHS 2 25 SIZES: 9 to REG. $3.95 Acrylic Jogging Fleece in shades of Blue, Wine, Rose, Grey, Gold, Beige, Pink. 60" wide "yfic $9.95-$10.95 g Sympathy is heir" extended to Mrs. Reva (Rick) Strate, Mr. Gary (Diane) Stanford and Mrs. Mila (John) Ratke all of the Magrath area whose father, Chester Alfred (Bud) Stanford of Cardston passed away suddenly at his home Wednesday, September 19, 1984, at the age of 68. Beloved husband of Jeana L. Russell Stanford, he is survived by seven children, one brother, four sisters; thirty grandchildren. Funeral services were held in the Cardstone Southhill L.D.S. Chapel Saturday, Sept. 22nd. with interment in the Cardston Cemetery. Plain and patterned Flannelette, 115 cm. wide. REGULAR $3.95 2« Misses' Knee Highs in a variety of shades and pattern knits. SIZES 7-9^ REG. $2.95 Mrs. Caroline Leithead, beloved mother of Mrs. Dorothy Fox, passed away in Magrath, September 21, 1984. Born in Bonavista, Newfoundland on June 5, 1896, she had resided in Magrath for several years. Predeceased by her husband Thomas in 1976, she is survived by her daughter, Dorothy; 4 grandchildren; four great grandchildren; three sisters. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday, September 25th at the Garden Chapel in Calgary with interment in Mountain View Memorial Gardens. 11 315 Friends will be sorry to hear of the passing Sunday, September 23, 1984 of Mr. J. Edward Jorgensen of Iron Springs, beloved father of Heather Speelman of Magrath. He is also survived by his loving wife Joyce of Picture Butte; son Keith of Coaldale and daughter Jerri Bolton of Lethbridge and 7 grandchildren. Funeral services were held Wednesday September 26th. LADIES’ STOCKINGS 20%». Kiddies’ Jogging Sets REGULAR $11.95-819.95 KAYSER ULTRA-CHIC NYLONS A popular hose for the * ladies who do not like to wear Pantyhose. Reinforced toes. Magrath General & Auxiliary Hospital and Nursing Home District No. 29 invites applications for Building Operator/Maintenance Personnel. This position will be the second person to assist our Maintenance Supervisor in our new Trototypical Hospital. The applicant should be a self motivated individual having experience in hospital plant operation and maintenance and a knowledge of ground supervision. Applicants with a Building Operator "B" certificate, Electrical or Plumbing ticket and/ or equivalent experience in Building Operations will be given first consideration. All resume should be post marked no later than midnight, September 29, 1984. Send your resume to: Magrath General Hospital; Box 550, Magrath, Alberta. TOK 1J0. Attention: Mr. A. Skretting, Administrator. Kiddies Jogging Sets in as variety of styles for both Boys & Girls. Acrylic knit. Grey, Pink, Blue. FLEA MARKET: There will be a Flea Market & Handicraft Bazaar at the Del Bonita Community Hall Saturday, November 3rd from 1 to 4 pm. To reserve a table or for more information please phone Marlene Smathers, 653-2182. MAGAZINE SALES The Magrath High School Students' Union will again be selling magazines. The revenue derived from sales has been a tremendous help to sponsor co-curricular ‘programs. The community support has been excellent in the past and has been much appreciated by the students. Sales will begin this Thursday evening (Sept. 27th) and will conclude the following weekend (Oct. 6) Any bargain discounts that you have from other magazines can be honored by the students'. We have appreciated your support in the past and hope that you can purchase your magazines from us again. Thanks. Magrath High School Students Union. MAGRATH HIGH SCHOOL RODEO: September 29th & 30th. 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. BOYS" T- SHIRTS MINOR HOCKEY REGISTRATION Boys' T Shirts by Fox. Short sleeves/ Plains &. stripes. In assorted shades. S,M,L,XL. 1 BOYS’ PYJAMAS Boys’ Pyjamas in polyester & cotton. Styled by Stanfields. SIZES: 2-16. 20% (REG. $11.95~$16.95) .MEN’S WORK SOCKS Men's Work Socks in grey heather shades. Wool blend. 2 Pair pack. REGULAR $9.95 RUBBER BOOTS Men's Rubber Boots and Irrigation Boots in Imports &. Canadian makes $14.95-$29.95 *************** Family Hair Styles is pleased to announce that Lori Grunin-ger has joined our staff on a regular basis. Our hours are Tuesday - Friday, 9-5, Saturday 9-4. We welcome all of Lori's former clients and friends to come see her. Phone 758-3723. Registraion for the 1984-85 Season will be held TWO DAYS ONLY, Friday, Sept. 28th, 7-9 p.m. and Saturday, Sept. 29th 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Bert Hoy's new store. Registration Fee is $80.00 for all except Tadpoles (6 & 7 yr. olds) which is $10.00. Anyone between the ages 6-12 is eligible (must be accompanied by and have consent of an adult or guardian). Those who have pre-registered must complete registration forms at this time. NOTE: There will also be a skate and equipment swap, so bring your old or too small items to sell or exchange. For more information call Donna Warnock 758-3096. (Sorry - no phone registrations). COACHES OR REFEREES NEEDED for Minor Hockey in Magrath. Anyone interested call Don Ripley, 7586767 or Donna Warnock, 758-3096. The regular meeting of the Hospital Auxill-iary will be held on Thursday, October 4th at 2 p.m. at the Hospital. Jim Webster will discuss an Analysis of Needs Study for the Magrath Hospital as to the need for Extended Care and Nursing Home Facilities in the Magrath area which he was asked to make. There will also be a report on the progress being made on the new hospital and the new slate of officers for the coming year will be presented. All are welcome. 1st Magrath Brownie Pack will hold the first meeting Monday, Oct. 1st at 3:45 in the United Church Hall. Those who missed registration may register at this time. ALL INTERESTED PARENTS: Registration & organizational meeting for Jr. Forest Wardens will be held Thursday, October 4th at 7 p.m. in the United Churc Hall. Rick Wolcott, Regional rep. for Junior Forest Wardens, will be explaining the program and answering any questions. This will be for ages 6-10. For more information contact Ken Hoibak, 758-6523 or John Ferguson, 758-6424 after 6 p.m. SPRING COULEE COMMUNITY HARVEST SUPPER - October 4th, 5:30 - 7 p.m. $5 per plate, $20/ family. SPRING COULEE COMMUNITY CLUB HALLOWEEN DANCE & PARTY - October 26th. Happy Hour 8-9 p.m. Dance 9-1 p.m. Costume Parade - 10:30 p.m. Prizes and Surprises. Lunch Served. $10/couple. Everyone welcome. LENT: (to someone at school but can't remember who) the book called "Charley" by Jack Weyland. Sequence to the book "Sam". If you have it please return to Carol McCoy, Phone 758-3151 (it was a Christmas gift). FOR SALE: 1974 Skylark 22 ft. R.V. Trailer. In very good condition. New water ppmp and battery. Large fridge. Fully self contained. Ph. 758-3201, Roger Maynard. WANTED: Size 9 Ballet Shoes, size 9 Tap shoes for 6 year old girl. Phone 758-6683. FOR SALE: 1 Billy goat, $30; 4 large geese, $7 ea. 12 laying hens to give away. Ph. 758-3243. FOR SALE: 300 gal. fuel tank, 2 compartments, with metal stand. Ph. 758-6452 after 5 p.m. • FOR RENT: House. Phone 758-6812. FOR RENT: Vacant older 2 bedroom home in Magrath. Approximately 1100 sq. ft. $230/month. Phone 3296936. LOST: between Arndt Motors and Magrath Trading Co one locking gas cap. Phone B.J. Rasmussen, 8-3514 -sa «g urkey GRADE ' 'A' ' Boneless Steak MEATS! CHUCK kg BONELESS kg 3?4 $415 $498 S L rc E D 175 g each 138 E U RO PE AN, 450 g. ************************************************************************************** TOWN OF MAGRATH Re: 1984Annual Inspection. The undersigned conducted the annual inspection of the Town of Magrath on August 9th and 19th, 1984. I offer the following comments as a result of the inspection: (a) Section 62 (2) of the Municipal Government Act provides that the Treasurer shall submit to the council monthly or at any other time council prescribes a correct statement of the money standing to the credit or debit of the municipality. It - ’-e usual practice for council to be promonthly statement of the financial . ce of the municipality. In the case of Magrath, financial statements are provided sporadically. I recommend council adopt a policy where monthly financial statements are provided by staff. I further recommend that council adopt a policy whereby, council monitors m a quarterly basis the disbursements actual^ j incurred as compared to the amount budgeted for in the current year'8“estimate. (b) Section 68 of the Municipal Government Act states that a council shall not later than April 1 in any year appoint one or more auditors to examine the financial statements of the municipality. To date, the Town of Magrat'* has not appointed an auditor for the year 1984. It will now be necessary for the Town to apply to this office for a Ministerial Order extending the time which an auditor may be appointed. Except for the foregoing, the Town is well managed and council and staff are to be coii^ratulated on a job well done. ' Tua Town continues to enjoy a favourable "net cash" position and council is encouraged to maintain that position. Warren Young, Municipal Inspector. A CUT ABOVE THE REST An inept barber was shaving a one-armed man and kept nicking him. When he finished the shave, the barber asked, “Haven’t I shaved you before?” “No,” said the man, “I lost my arm in a sawmill accident.” The Magrath & District Lions Club held their opening meeting of the season in the form of a hamberger/corn roast at Jubilee Park Tuesday, September 18th. There was a 100% attendance of members and their wives who enjoyed a tasty supper under ideal weather conditions. Fred Strate presided at the installation of the new slate of officers which included: President - Allan Skretting; 1st Vice President - Garth Veale; 2nd Vice President - Fred Strate; Secretary Treasurer - Heiki Ojala; Directors - Erwin Raasch, Hans Raasch, John Bourne and Elmer Alexander. THANK YOU: We wish to sincerely thank our relatives and friends who came out on such a story day and helped make the Open House for Cindy and Henry such a lovely occasion. We appreciated so much the help of everyone who assisted; those who supplied refreshments and a special thanks to Irene and Harriet who arranged the event. Your thoughtfulness will long be remembered . Stan & Maisie Toomer, Bernice MacEwen; Cindy & Henry Rosolowski. Mrs. Georgina Fyfe has accomplished what so many golfing women, dream of - a hole-in-one, which she got on the 17th hole of the Magrath Golf Course on Monday, September 17th. . Congratulations Georgina'. Mr. & Mrs. Bob Wilbraham of Wetaskawin were weekend visitors at the home of Mrs. Alma Whitt. - Magrath U.C.W. will meet in the United Church Hall Monday, October 1st at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Norma Arnold and Mrs. Olive Train are co-hostesses. All interested ladies are invited to attend. y SAVINGS Vegetables canned WÄ Western Family Pop W.F. 4 KINDS 2 litres Crisco Oil 1!- Cake Mixes ANGEL FOOD Duncan Hines 400 g Crisco Shortening K36 kg Puddings MIXES ROBIN HOOD « Tomato Soup CAMPBELLS 284 ml 2; $119 |69 99e 2” 199 2/149 4/159 Pink Salmon U9 220 g Ice Cream big 379 Grapes tokay no. i * ACORN Tomatoes (6x7) DIPPER 41 PRODUCE ■Í I d74 4 kg per dozen 194 ■ /kg 59e l39.
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