Magrath Store News (May 1, 1980)

• Main Author: Magrath Trading Store
• Format: Journal/Newspaper
• Language: English
• Published: J. A. Ririe 1980
• Subjects: Magrath (Alta.) > Newsletters; Alta; Canada; Marguerite; Ida; Christensen; Evelyn; Tive; Riley; Briggs; Marsden; Caldwell; Dyer; Solos’; Rath; Corey; Keeler; Sacred Heart; Fyfe; Borley; Jenie; Kathleen; Pink salmon
• Online Access: http://digitallibrary.uleth.ca/cdm/ref/collection/sanl/id/1530

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 EEPT. 758-3065 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday . 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday .•.8 a.m. to 1 p.m. THURSDAY, hffiY 1, 1980 . MAGRATH, AIBERTA. *************************************************************************************** LADIES READY-TO-WEAR DEPT. *************************************************************************************** An Extra Special Selection! DRESSES Select a lovely Dress for Mother frcm our wide assort­ment of one and two piece styles. Beautiful fashions in the very latest fabrics including Bouclé, Terry, Velour. New Co-Ordinates Super Look Fashionable Co-Ordinates in Skirts, Blouses, Sweaters, Blazers, Slacks in Wyndham, Paris Star and Cliche. Please Her with a Set or individual pieces frcm our smart array. New Playtex Superlook Bra's, Girdles and Panties have arrived this week. SEE OUR SAIE TABLE OF BRA'S Jewellery NEW ARRIVALS IN TIME FOR MOTHER'S DAY New Pierced Earrings in appealing designs that will make an ideal gift for Mother. PRICED 350 Gold and Silver Chains in two popular lengths. Do select one of these very fashionable chains for Mother. PRICED FRCM . & UP. UP Jogger/ We have just received a new Spring shipment of Joggers for Kids. Popular makes and styles in Blue, Red, Tan, Light Blue. % PRICE 1595 1695 Mother’s Day Chocolates Chocolates for Mother's Day in her favorite brands. Included are Turtles, Black Magic, Diary Box. PRICED $2.25 - $5.29 **************************************** The Magrath Lions Club held their 42nd annual Charter Night in the Drop In Centre Thursday evening, April 24th. President John Bourne presided over the evening. 0 Canada" was sung with Maud Ririe piano accompaniest. Lion Al Kerscher offered grace follow­ing which Venna Caldwell served a delicious dinner. Two vocal solos were enjoyed rendered by Barbara Johnson who sang "People" and "You Light Up My Life" accompanied by Barbara Kovacs. Lion Garth Veale introduced the guest speaker of the evening, Stuart Norton who gave a most interest­ing and informative address. Guests were present from Raymond and Cardston Lions Clubs as well as the host Magrath Club. FACE MAKE-UP Press Powder by Cover Girl. Medium & Light. PRICED AT S K Mem with M U Please any one of these Mists, $12.50 - $20. My Dear Friends: While in Provo, I attended H.V.I., the Human Values Institute. It teaches precise ways and ideas to relate positively with others. It showed us how to break host­ility between parents, children, business partners and workers. If teen age children do not want to go to church; the boss be­littles one; or if the husband and wife are faced with conflicts or divorce, it showed the practical ways both can be united feel­ing each has won. It brings harmony and warmth. It also shows way to quiet distrup-tive classes. At the seminar a man and wife with eight children were moving towards a divorce. I saw and took part in a major break through for them. I saw the program work. It costs $200 for 20 hours of actual roll play and study. If it had cost $500 knowing what I know now, I would have saved to get it. If you are interested or wish to talk more about this, contact Beatrice Harker, Ph. 758-3168, Olive Gruninger, 758-3429 or Venna Caldwell, 758-3717. The seminar will be the second week in June with a class of 25. Most Sincerely, Beatrice Harker. Gift Set Lovely Gift Sets in Perfumes, Colognes, etc. by C A C H V.CHANTILY WALLETS^ Pitt Leather Clutch Wallets & Purses for Mother on her day. MAGRATH 4 H BEEF CLUB NEWS The Magrath 4 H Beef Club had their on April 9, 1980. Judy Wocknitz led the Meet at Arthur Wocknitz for Highway on May 3rd at 8:30 a.m. We will leave < homes at 9 a.m. on May 10th for a tour wood Cheese Factory with alternates of 1 Pic-A-Pop. We talked about getting 4 H shirts : Achievement Days. Tim Fyfe, Club Reporter. • meeting pledge. ’ Cleanup our at Glen- Swifts or INFANTS' VESTS Infants' Vests in . assorted styles including Tie “ and front, Button Front Pull On. REGULAR $1.89 ea e for / bonnets OUR THANKS: to all those and assisted Special thanks to Greg Henry of Greg's for their help in transporting our decorations We had a great time and enjoyed your company. The Sesquicentennial Grand Ball Committee We would like to extend our thanks in Magrath and Raymond who took part in our Sesquicentennial Grand Ball. Transport Kiddies Sun Hats> Sun Bonnets, Caps, Straws, etc. in cute styles for the Spring and Sunirer season. $1.95 - $2.95 The April 2nd meeting was held at the home' of Louise Bengry. Rose Groenhof was elected as Vice president. The . .lowing positions were filled by acclimation: President - Irene Kusz; Secretary - Joann Takacs; Treasurer - Louellen Lee. Installation will be held April 25th in Raymond at Sacred Heart , Church. The following will take over / convenorships: Organization-member­ship: Irene Gruninger; Community Life - Lydia Tricsli; Cultural Life Rose Groenhof; Church Life - Lou­ellen Lee; Communication Takacs; Christian Family Rose Groenhof. For the month of May Rosary will be said 15 minutes before Mass, please be there at fifteen minutes to nine. The next meeting will be held home of Irene Kusz, Wednesday, May 7th, 7:40 p.m. Choir practise will be held Sundays after Mass. Confirmation will be held Saturday, May 24th in Raymond. The Diocesan Convention May 9,10,11 in Drumheller. First Communion will be held May 25th at St. Josephs. Secretary, Joann Takacs. - Joann Life - the MEN'S FLORAL PATTERNED WESTERN SHIRTS IN ASSORTED COLORS. PEARL SNAP BUTTON FASTENERS. Priced at . Western Shirts Men's Western Style Shirts by Levi. . Plain Navy Denin. SIZES: Ex S,S,M. PLAID PATTERNS REGULAR $19.95 REGULAR $24.95 Dress Slack TO ALL ST'. JOSEPH'S PARISIONERS - Mass will be said this Saturday, May 3 at 5 p.m. instead of Sunday for this week only. Remember, Rosaries before Mass; All First Communion children please be there for the May crowning. FOR SALE: 2 year old filly, partly broken. Mother Palimino/Welsh cross, Father - Arabian Appoloosa cross. Phone [phone] or Box 488, Magrath. FOR SALE; Garden tractor with lawn mower, snow blower and blade. Ph. 758-3658. (Doug Foster) ROOM & BOARD WANTED IN MAGRATH - by single gentleman. Ph. 329-3422, ask for Howard. CORDUROY JEANS BAND HISTORY BOOKS - we are now compil­ing the history and hope to have it available for sale by July 24th. We will be taking pre-sales and orders for the Band History Book beginning May 15th to May 31st. The cost is $5.00 per book. Interested persons may contact Vi Miller, 758-3145; Betty Harris 758­3528; Ida Taylor 758-3132 or Sue Kado, 758-3136. 13.95 $3.95 - $4,95 G.W.G. Corduroys in assorted shades. Popular style for Casual or Dress. SIZES: 8,10,12,14. REGULAR $17.95 New Arrivals in Spring & Sunnier including Mesh, and Nylons. Man' Caps Twills FOR SALE: Garden cultivator (rototiller) . with Briggs & Straton engine. In good cond­ition. Lyda Poulsen, 758-3176. THANK YOU: We would like to thank all our many friends for their lovely cards, calls, flowers and expressions of sympathy during the loss of our loved one, Mrs. Agathe Jorgensen who left us April 13th. The donations to the C.N.I.B. were generous. Special thanks to Rev. Howard Usher and those participating in the service, also thanks to the ladies who prepared and contributed food for the luncheon after the service. We appreciate all who helped us in any way and may God bless you all. Jorgensen Families, Del Bonita. ***************************** NOTICE: Gardens rototilled, tractor mounted rototiller. Ph. 758-6823, Lawrence Law. WANTED; NOTICE : wishing Odd jobs, anything. Call 758-3385, Danny Borley. Small garden plot for someone; to use it. Ph. 758-3203. Mrs. Grace Kadonaga is home from a three month visit in Washington D.C. Maryland and Guatemala where she visited with her son-in­law and daughter David and Jane Iwassa and children. Mr. and Mrs. C.S. Matkin accompanied by daughters Kathleen, Nola and Lucille travelled to Salt Lake City where they attended the 100th birthday celebration of Mrs. Matkin's aunt, Mrs. Marguerite Thomas. $8.95 - $35.00 J Everyone LADIES GOWNS Mother’s Day is fast approaching, with a Be ready for Her day lovely nightgown or Peignoir Set. 20% OFF Ladies Slips in Half and Full styles. White and colors. Included are the popular "Disco" Half Slips THANK 20% OFF aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Friends and relatives are invited to a Calling Shower honoring Miss Patti Toomer, granddaughter of Stan & Maysie Toomer, to be held in the Drop In Centre on Saturday, May 10th from 7 to 9 p.m. No separate invitations are being sent out. is invited. ¿wimjuib Sun-wear late their over the Anklets PRICED FROM PRICED AT LADIES 2 PIECE SETS IN TOPS ZiND SHORTS YOU: Jorgensen: The family of the Mrs. Agathe W. Jorgensen would like to express sincere appreciation to all who showed concern illness of our dear mother, grandmother and great grand­mother. Thanks to all relatives and friends for their cards, phone calls and donations of food and floral contributions, also for the generous donations to the C.N.I.B. A special thanks to Dr. Mark Dahl and staff at the Magrath Hospital; to the staff at the Diamond Willow Terrace in Magrath; to Dr. Hopp and nurses at St. Michael’s Hospital for their care and kindness shown mother. Also thanks to Rev. Usher, Pallbearers, Honorary Pallbearers and Christensen Salmon Funeral Home for their consideration in our sorrow. Thanks to the friends from Del Bonita and Magrath for the wond­erful lunch after the service. God bless you Glen & Ella Woolf, Terry & Kevin, Keith & Lynda Barker and family, Cal & Arlene Dyer and family, Carl & Helen Jorgensen, Fred & Mary Jorgensen and family, Gary & Betty Jorgensen and family. all Nylon "MIMI" Hose in popular anklet fashion. Narrow elastic around top. White, Navy, 3eige’ 59$ & 69$ NOTICE: The Women’s Hospital Auxiliary will hold its annual Florence Nightengale Tea and Bake Sale on Saturday, May 10th from 2 to 5 pm Cj in the Magrath Trading Co. Hall. We solicite your patronage, and contributions to the Bake Table will be much appreciated. Please Note: Those selling tickets on the quilt to be raffled, please get your money and ticket stubs turned in to Virginia Hillmer or Norma Owens prior to the Tea. Thank you. MOTHER'S DAY TEA - BAKE SALE - WHITE ELEPHANT TABLE - Friday, May 9th from 2:30 -5 p.m. at the Del Bonita Community Hall. Admission - 75p sponsored jointly by the Del Bonita Brown­ies, Del Bonita Guides, Del Bonita Pathfinders and Del Bonita Ladies Auxiliary. Everyone is welcome. New Arrivals in Ladies, Girls and Misses Swim suits. One piece fashions, assorted floral designs. With the fast approaching Swim Seasen, make sure you have a new Swim Suit. $9.95 UP Shorts and Short Sets for Girls. SEEN & HEARD Ken Balderson having tro^le getting sheep into a pen. Sheep Herder Bill Tracey says "No use using King's English on those sheep because they are dumb". Then Bill says to Ken "Enjoy yourself today because tomorrow you your leg". might break the Ladies Co. re- Allen in ’Trading trip to England travelling alone And Alice Mae Wear Dept, of the counting her last and talking about advising "Put your shyness in your back pocket, make friends and forget troubles". your Slacks 1/2 PRICE Men's White Dress Slacks by Days. Especially nice for Special Occasion wear Graduation, etc. Well tailored, latest cut. REGULAR $29.95 if 'JSi/ flu Wil F j) The Alberta Rose Chapter of recently attended it’s Regional in Spokane, Washington. Those attending from and Spring Coulee were Rosalind Beswick, Marsha Jackie Moors, Gunnild Andersen, Marie Stevenson, Lynne Tanner, Gean Wheeler, Terri Clifton, Alice Stevenson and Jenie Marsden. Sweet Adelines Competition Rick Marsden has just been awarded the Kiwanis Music Festival Committee Scholarship in the amount of $50 for Classical Guitar D solo. Ketcheson of Lethbridge. a mark of 90 in his His teacher is Dale NOTICE: Anyone wishing a ride to Provo for the last week in May and stay until the end of the first week in June with Beatrice Harker please call Afton Keeler, 758-3548 or Allie Robinson, 758-3034. With Mother's Day fast approaching, here is a delicious Jelly Roll Recipe that you can make up as a special treat whole family. JELLY ROLL 1 cup flour plus 2 tbsp. 2 tsp. baking powder % tsp cream tarter 1/3 cup water 1 tsp. vanilla or lemon. Line a lS^xlOhxl" pan with flour, baking egg whites in bowl beat the ually beat in while. for Mom - and for the 16 tsp salt cup sugar eggs (room temp.) wax paper. Sift posder and salt 4 times. Put large bowl, in medium sized yolks until light, then grad- % of the sugar beating all the Beat until thick, then gradually beat in water and flavoring. Continue beating until very thick. Beat egg whites until foamy. Add cream of tarter. Beat until soft peaks but still moist. Continue beating as you add the remaining sugar two tablespoons at a time. Fold egg yolk mixture into the whites. fold flour 2 tablespoons at a time into mixture. Spread in pan. Bake 425' for 20 minutes. When done turn over on tea remove paper, trim edge, let cool 3 or 4 min. Roll up with, the cloth. When cooled completely unroll and fill with Jelly, Jam or Lemon filling (For a chocolate roll, omit 4 Tablespoons of flour and add 4 Tablespoons of Cocoa. Add red food coloring in egg mixture). Elsie Now 3 o egg 15 or 0 “T towel, j Wocknitz. REMINDER: Magrath United Church wishes to remind members and friends that they are once again planning a Fall Bazaar and respecfully ask for your support in making handicraft items for their Sale Booth. It is not too early to start now. s Shirts B V D Men's Short Sleeve Shirts A nice selection of patterns in solid shades including Green, Beige, Tan REGULAR $18 - $22 % Off pvjnmns Boys' Flannelette PJ's in assorted patterns and colors. REGUIAR $9.95 695 Men's Belts Men's "COMFY" Belts if expansion leather with elastic. PRICED AT $H A************************* THANK YOU: I would like to express my thanks to the doctors and nurses of St. Michael's Hospital for the care I .received while a patient there. To friends and relatives for flowers, cards, visits and well wishes I received during my hospital stay and convalescence, I most sincerely appreciated your thoughtfulness. Evelyn Bourne. NEEDED - a ride daily to and from Leth­bridge starting May 19th. Phone Karen after 7 at 758-6844. Wisdom is knowing what to do next. Skill is knowing how to do it. Virtue is getting it done. ffiWi PRIME RIB ROAST .1 . 2” SIDE BACON BY THE PIECE . |09 For*Spareribs .t.J» Pork Roast BONELESS . I19 SIRLOIN STEAK* tender beef.^2®$ ******************************************************************************************* DISTRICT AGRICULTURISTS REPORT „ _ . _ _ - • •—■ ■ ■ - ■, , ■ , Q T D A T.T D V D D TVC Deadline for Alberta Summer Farm Employment Applications; Potential employers and potent­ial employees under the Alberta Summer Parm Employment Program must submit their applic­ation forms to their nearest Canada Farm Lab­or Pool office before May 23. Designed to provide farm work experience for students during their summer vacation, the program has attracted more than 25,000 young people since it was initiated in 1972. Any Aiberta farmer is eligible to employ a student under the program providing he or she is not a member of the employer's immediate family. The government will pay half the student's monthly salary up to a maximum of $250.- Applicants for employment must be at least 15 years old and have the written con­sent of their parents if they are under 18. Applicants must have resided in Alberta for the past six months and must be legally en­titled to work in Canada. They must be pre­pared to work for at least two consecutive weeks and to attend one of Alberta Agricult­ure's farm safety seminars. Applications for potential employers under the program will be dealt with on a first come, first served basis, with priority being given to those who did not participate in last year's program. Employer and employee application forms can be obtained from any district agricult­urist or Canadian farm labour pool office. Further details can be obtained from Bernie Yakimyshyn, Alberta Agriculture, 9718-107 St. Edmonton, T5K 2C8, phon«! 427-2172. Del Steed, John Knapp, D.A.'s. NOTICE: Magrath U.C.W. will meet in the Mag- rath United Church Tuesday, May 6th at 7:30 p.m. Corey Beres and Linda Maynard are co­hostesses. All interested ladies welcome. The hostess was asking her guests to provide entertainment at her party. "Is there any inst­rument you play, Mr. Riley?" "Not away from my home," he replied. "What do you play at home?" she asked. "Second fiddle," Riley quietly said. One of the first fruits to come on are Strawberries, their sweet flavor and nice bright color rank them high on everyone's grocery list. When buying strawberries, look for those that are a bright, glossy red, have fresh gi’een caps and no dirt or soft spots. Flavor depends upon variety and ripeness, hot upon size. A touch of white means they are picked before they were thoroughly ripened. Strawberries are very perishable and bruise easily. Pick them up last on your shopping trip make sure they are put on top of the bag. Bring them home quickly, roll them out onto a flat pan. Pick out any bruised berries and cover the rest loosely with wax paper. Refrigerate them and use within two days. Hand wash berries gently just before using. Dip gently and quickly in cold water. Do not let them, soak in water as they lose their flavor and vitamins. Remove caps after the berries are clean and dry. One cup of berries contains almost as much Vitamin C as an 8 oz. glass of orange juice, more than your daily requirement. Strawberries are delicious served in even the simplest of combinations. Serve whole or sliced, with whipped cream, sour cream, ice cream. Add to fresh fruit salad to cottage cheese salad plate or top breakfast cereal. They make a superb dessert in pie, shortcakes souffle or b^varians. STRAWBERRY GLAZE: Place 1 cup washed, hulled and sliced strawberries in saucepan with % cup sugar, dash of salt, ^cup water. Bring to boil and cook 3 min. Combine 1% tbsp, cornstarch % cup cold water, stir into berries. Cook, stirring constantly until thick. Add 1 tbsp, lemon juice. Use as directed in Strawberry pie or as a topping for cheese cake, tarts, on layer cake filling. Kathy Bosse, D. H. E. HOUSE FOR SALE: 3 bedroom bunglow with car­port on well treed lot. 2% years left on 10£ mtg. Phone Colin or Wanda at 758-3729.f 44 WEEK SPECIALS Beans with Pork WEST BEST 14 OZ . 5^ Margarine WESTERN FAMILY l'S . . Orange Juice 5.250z 4il Cake DE EP-N - DE L I C I 0 US Paper Towels VIVA 2 PACK Soup MUSHROOM AYLMER 10 OZ . Pink Salmon Apple Juice Ravioli CLOVERLEAF 220 G . . . SUN RYPE 1 LITRE . . . BEEF 850 G Flavor Crystals Watermelon KOOL AID 660 G, CANS . . . . -PRODUCE-WHOLE ¡5 • OrSngGS 4 LB BAGS . . . T0m3t06S MEXICAN . GREEN ONIONS FRESH BUNCHES . 2i48c Celery STALKS CRISP .^35«