Magrath Store News (May 24, 1979)

• Main Author: Magrath Trading Store
• Format: Journal/Newspaper
• Language: English
• Published: J. A. Ririe 1979
• Subjects: Magrath (Alta.) > Newsletters; Alta; Austin; Canada; Theodore; Polo; Sheila; Denise; Stirling; Gloom; Fenton; Rae; Peace River
• Online Access: http://digitallibrary.uleth.ca/cdm/ref/collection/sanl/id/1784

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. Pantsut ' 1 RACK OF LADIES PANT SUITS IN OWO AND OHEEE NICE SEIECTICN OF PATIERiS AND COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM. NOW CLEARING AT. . PIECE STYLES. A 20% OFF ■' FOR THE GRADUAND: Wfe have just received a new shipment of PIERCED EARRINGS AND STICK PINS. Ideal gifts for the Young Lady who is graduating^ _ BELTS SEE THE GLAMOROUS NEW ' BEITS IN BRAIEED AND PLAIN LEATHERS, PLASTIC , AND SILVER S GOLD.- NEW Spring Arrivals! PLAYTEX' NEW PLAYTEX SMOOTHING PANTY BRIEF - comfort­able, lightweight. Carpliments all your fav­orite dresses, pants and skirts. Has a smoothing tunny panel. SUPER LOCK SECOND SKIN BRA; Seamless stretch Bra. Clothes look smoother, you look super. Stretch to the natural shape of your body. PLAYTEX CROSS YOUR HEART "Beauty Lift" TRICOT LCNG LINE BRA; The Cross Your Heart midriff control band provides a slimmer, smoother look from bust to hip. JACKETS FASHIONABLE ‘SATIN LOOK” Young Men's sporty Satin­lock Jackets in long wearing Nylon. Knit cuffs in contrasting design. "C" crest. Shades of Blue, Red, Navy. Snap button fastener front. Just the thing to wear casually. S.M.L. XL DRESS SOCKS JUST ARRIVED '/.•New Spring Dress Socks for Men in Oottcns, Wools, Nylon and Sport Sox. PRICED FROM $1,95 TO $3.95 Men’s Stanfield Briefs REGULAR $2.95 pr. Men's colored Stanfield Shorts. Athletic style with nylon reinforcing. S.M.L.XL. BEACH TEKNGS FOR THE FAMILY. SELECT YOUR FAVORITE COLOR. PRICED AT FOR SALE: 4 bedroom o.lder home. New stucco & roof repair. Newly renovated interior. Ph; 758-3174. , FOR RENT: 2 bedroom home. Furnished or unfurn­ished. Damage deposit $100. Ph. 758-3174. DEL BONITA 4H BEEF CLUB NEWS The Del Bonita 4H Beef Club held their . annual fH Ditch Cleanup on May 12th. The ' .Club met at the Del Bonita campgrounds for V lunch and a short meeting. Vice President Pam Mehew brought the meeting to order with Gwen Mehew leading 0 Canada and Susan Barnett leading the 4H pledge. Secretary Denise Jorgensen took roll call and read the minutes of the prev­ious meeting. Gwen Mehew gave the Treas­urer’s Report. The next meeting will be at Bernie Powleslands. The members will bring their calves for a Mini Show day and hoof trimming. Scott Althen led God Save the Queen and the meeting adjourned. The Club would like to thank the mothers for putting on such a delicious lunch. Judy Koskewich, Club Reporter CARDSTON SCHOOL DIVISION NO, 2 SCHOOL CALENDAR 1979-80 September 4/79 September 5/79 - Teacher Preparation Da; - School starts for Students. Thanksgiving Day - Remembrance Day October 8/79 - November 12/79 November 21/79 - Parent-Teacher* Interviews Dec. 22-Jan. 2 - Christmas Break February 1/80 - Teacher Preparation Day February 28-29/80 - Teacher Convention March 26/80 - Parent-Teacher Interviews April 4-13/80 - Easter Break May 19/80 - Victoria Day June 2266//8800 - Last Day for Students June 27/80 - Teacher Work Day. IMPROVE YOUR_ _O_U_T_L_O_O_K_ _O_N_ _T_H__E __W_O_R_LD! Come to Education Week 1979 at the L.D.S. Raymond Stake Centre June 7, 8,9. An outstanding faculty from major universities will be in attend­ance , presenting such topics as: Why Art, Music & Literature in the Home?; Benjamin Franklin & Perfection; Hobbies - Travelling Widely at Home; Keeping the Sparkle in Your Marriage; Becoming a "We-Can" Family; Festivit­ies of Family Fun; - and many more exciting, callenging and uplifting classes for everyone from 14 to 114! Education Week extends a warm and enthus­iastic welcome to all. Register early and save $. For tickets/further information contact: Gordon & Joan Savage, 758-6219; Howard & Eva Fletcher, 758-3513; Llsadore Harker, 758-3050. Elmer & last from Mission. Miss Ruth Law returned Friday 1% years in the Austria Vienna Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Law, Marvin and Carol spent two weeks visiting in : Austria and Germany. WANTED TO BUY: G6od family Milk Cow. Phone [phone] collect. Dan Blackmore. Roto THw . MTD 2 h.p. Tiller - a rugged unit featuring single speed forward with 3 step chain and sprocket, spring steel tines and clutch ccntols cn upper handle/ SAVE $20.00 (REGULAR $1 89.95) 169“ Lawn Mowers 3^ h.p. Gasoline Lawn Mower. $1?3.95 LAWN FLITE - a better quality Gasoline model Lawn Mower, adjustable wheels. PRICED AT.$159,95 BEAUTY-CUT REAR BAGGER: Gasoline model Lawn Mower with handy rear bag for catching those grass clippings. PRICED AT. $199.95 DELUXE REAR BAGGER! Ulis deluxe model with the rear bagger has large adjustable wheels. I » We will have in a new shipment of Bedding Plants Vegetables and Flowers. WE HAVE A GOOD STOCK OF PASTURE AND GRASS SEED. BEAVER ALFALFA/ BROME/ LIGATION MIXTURE AND ORCHARD GRASS. WE WILL BE HAPPY TO ASSIST YOU WITH YOUR PASTURE AND GRASS REQUIREMENTS. F0R™E HOfflE C COTTAGE gardener Al-l-EriCN LAKE GARCENERS: We have 25# Cantercial Bags of Deris Dust (Approximately % the prioe of buying small packages) •s PBLEARDMITNSG LINK ***OW<«r »TOW! C L E G L A ONI M A D I O N T O I S.$i|,88 LI BULBS $1,39 SETS . 99$ shop in our Garden Centre for all YOUR LAWN AND GARDEN REQUIREMENTS, Economy • Spnadt fertfllzar orgnuwtl < REGULAR $27.95 OVERALLS White Carpenter Overalls sturdy TWill, well tailored. APPLICATIONS — now being taken to rent partly furnished house in Spring Coulee, i, Reasonable rent, for maintenance of house and yard. Married couple preferable. yPhone 306-834—2741 Saskatchewan or write W. W. Gould, Box 350, Kerrobert, Sask. SOL 1R0. House can be seen May 18th to 21st. to ÍÉ fí' ‘¿-'.ft •r‘ i* . 'Í-Æ-. $ ¡fi’A REGULAR $23.95 REGISTRATION FOR PRE SCHOOL ) CHILDREN. If your child will be five years of age before December 31, 1979, he or she qualifies to enroll in Kindergarten for the 1979-80 school year and we would like to do - Pre School Testing - Vision, hearing, D.D.S.T (Denver Develop­mental) and ' up to date. Please call 758-3222 on any Tuesday between the hours of 10-12 a.m. and in the afternoon from 1:30-3:30 P.M. for further information and to make a convenient appointment. ATTENTION: The Senior Citizens’ Pot Luck Dinner will be held Friday, May 25th at 1 P.M. Meat will be provided, and a charge of $1.00 per person will be made. Guests please bring salads or vegetables or desserts. bring immunization the Health Unit full length Bath Robes in two choices Blue with REGULAR ??5.00 Man's Terry color Navy, Beige with Brown (REGULAR $13.95) Men's Polo style Pyjamas in the popular color choices of two tone Brown, two tone blue. Tina Reid has returned home for the summer rdeen, Scotland. PyjCMIKI/ MAGRATH GENERAL MUNICIPAL PLAN QUEST­IONNAIRE Questionnaires will be hand distributed to the residents of Magrath oh May 24, 1979. It is important that these questionnaires be filled out as quickly as possible and returned in the enclosed envelope. This is your chance to express your views as to how you would like to see Magrath develop in the future. If anyone wishes to volunteer the service of hand delivering of the survey please contact the Town Admin­istrator, Rod Bly, at 758-3212. GARAGE SALE: This sale will be held in the Magrath Trading Co. Hall on Saturday, June 2, 1979 from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. If you have items that you would like to donate to this sale, please call Jim Webster 758-3424 or Rae Marie Kunkel 758-3618. We are trying to make this a "next to new" sale so please can we have itemas that are folded, hung up, washed, cleaned, etc. A Bake Sale will also be held in conjunction with this sale. The last Garage Sale we held was a great success; we expect this one to be even better. Come and see us on June 2. Proceeds to the Magrath Sec­ond Ward. LOST: Belt for Navy Blue Leather Coat. Lauretta Dahl. t LOST: Belt for Man's Brown Leather coat. Ken Balderson. the bath. ÆGUOEAR $3.95 ea Ladies Stanfield Panties with elastic lace trim around leg. White and REG. $1.25-$2.95 Striped Beach Towels, soft.; absorbent terry that would -also be ideal for colors, Price NEW BRUSHED NYLON Beachjfowels Regular and Half Slips in a nice selection of styles. White sr,d Nude. Eyelet, embroidery and lace trim. REGULAR $6.95 & $8.95 A very pretty wedding was solemnized in McKillop United Church, Lethbridge when Rose Marie Hofer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Darius Hofer and Theodore (Ted) Mandel, son of Mr. and Mrs.' Mike Mandel of Monarch were united in marriage, Satuday, April 28th, 1979. Rev. Nick Dyck officiated at the ceremony. Organist for the occasion was Elaine Paul. For her wedding day the bride chose as her attendants her sister Marlene Hofer as Maid of Honor. Bridesmaid was Miss Ruth Mandel, sister of the groom. Best Man was Edward Mandel, cousin of the groom. Mervin Hofer, brother of the bride, was groomsman. Ushering duties were performed by Isaac Mandel, brother of the groom and Walter Mandel, cousin of the groom. Following the service, parents of the bride and groom together with the attendants joined them in a receiving line in the Church foyer where congratulations and best wishes were extended to them. A dinner and wedding reception was held in St. Andrews Presbyterian Hall. Master of Ceremonies was William Wipf, Miss Justina Mandel presided at the guest register. Grace was offered by Rev. Dyck. A delicious full course dinner was followed by an entertaining program. The happy couple will make their home in the Magrath district. Ted and Rose Marie together with Mr. and Mrs. Hofer and Mr. and Mrs. Mandel wish to thank everyone who helped in any way with their wedding, those who attended and for all the lovely gifts they received. They appreciated it all very much. On Friday and Saturday, June 8th and 9th at 8 o’clock a play will be presented. The play is wirtten about the Frank Slide and called "In the Shadow of the Turtle 1903". The play, songs and music were composed and directed by Darrel Nelson, son of Laura and the.late Grover Nelson and grand­son of Mary and the late Darrel Nelson of Magrath. We think this will be worth anyone’s time to see. It played to a packed house four nights at Fort Saskatchewan where Darrel teaches in the high school, and received a standing ovation each night. It played and took first prize at the Regional Zone 3 Drama Festival and also the best plays were given at the Provir.- \\ cial Festical. There are no reserve seats and the ■ admission is $2.50 Adults; $2 Students; $1.50 Children. Tickets will be sold at ********************************************* Magrath and Raymond and also, at the door. LOST: Large square Tupperware container. Finder please contact Margaret Hindley, Ph. 758-3172. . WANTED: Lawn mowing. Call Terry at 758-3004 758-3556. WANTED: Someone to move a 9’xl2’ building approx. 50 ft. Please phone [phone]. c Luxurious nap. 54" wide Brcwn, Blue, Fawn. PRICED AT Mr. and Mrs. James Tate of Orem, Utah are the proud parents of a son born Sat­or urday, May 19th. “ Happy grandparents are Mrs.' Margaret Hindley of Magrath; Jack and Flo Tate of Orem, Utah. • C.W.L. NEWS The May 16th meeting was held at the home of Joann Takacs. Lydia gave a summary of the Diocesan Conven- :B7 tion held in Medicine Hat. The Prov­incial Convention will be held in Peace River June 8,9,10, and the National Cpmvemtopm will be held in Calgary Sept. 9-14. ' The annual picnic will be held at Woolford Park on June loth. Mass to be at 12 noon so be there by then. W Bring hamburgers, wieners, buns, etc. for your family,. • V The next meeting will be held on . W . June 6 at the home of Christine Nlznlk- W owski starting at 7:30 ghapp. Remember that ths. Raaary la Mng Mid before Mass for the month of May so be there at least • 15 minutes before, T_ m „ Joann Takacs, Secretary, SOUTHERN ALBgRTA*SUMMER GAMES The Southern Alberta Summer Games will be held at Brooks July 25,26,27 and 28th. Any individual or team within the M.D, of Cardatop No, 6 Boundary wishing to participate in any event must register with the corresp­onding chairman or the Director, H.L. West, 653-3274. Events atei Tennis - Mai Cottle - 633*301 Cycling - N©rm Sheen = 653=4275 Canoeing = h,l, Meat - 653=3174 Soccer * Andrew Nelsen = O3*3<7$ Archery - Red Wplberguer - 653-2076 or Golf r- Fenton Webster - 653-2371 Slow Pitch = Louis Secrgton - 653-4315 Horseshoes = Roger Houghton - 653-2408 Track & Field - Ron Kapqpes = 653-4056 Equestrian - J, giffle = 626-3253 Swimming - M. Cook. - 758-^3078 Blain Bunnnge - 853=4502 Small Bore = Wffi, Wdlff - 653-4795 . . * y • • • WANTED: Ride to Salt Lake City for 3 or someone to help drive my car to Salt Lake City. Leaving July 2nd and return home a week later. Call June Cleavelarid 758-3778 BAND CONCERT Keep May 31st open for our last Band CpnGert of the season. Will be held at the School Gym at 8 P.M. FOR RENT: Large garden spot. Ph. 758-6453. FOR SALE: Half Price — 2 pr of white Band Shoes - Size 6 Hushphppies worn in 3 parades. Size 7 Cougars worn last year. Phone [phone] after 4;30 P,M. Thank you, Mary Mehew, STRAYED = to our Home - female Collie dog, Owner please claim by calling Nelson at 758-3289. ‘ WANTED: Yard work, mowing, raking, etc Richard Taylor. Ph. 758-3582. OMMISSION: We regret the ommission of the name of Ken Harker from the Wong- Johnson wedding write up last week. Ken paid tribute to the bride at the dinner with the groom responding. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Austin and daughter Sheila of Castlegar were visitors dur­ing the weekend at the home of his mother, Mrs. Pearl Austin. Qi\onacry\ic 1 1 KNVTTINÚ 1 i WORSTED 1 Popular Barrel of Yam 8 oz. Ball of 4 ply u Orlen acrylic. Available k in a host of colors. REGULAR $3.95 ball $32. Leather-Like Tote Bags I ha’s- ■ >■ t u Baby Blankets Tan, White, Yellow, Blue. 11 • < t ? • Fancy Pillow Cases 100% Cotton Pillow Slips with attractive floral embroidery trim. REGULAR $4.95 . Oven Mitts COCKING AIDS Silicone Oven Mitts. Gauntlet style REGULAR $1.95. 1 PORK BUTT ROAST Round Steaks full cut. . Cooked Ham 6ozpack. BONELESS . . '.>L>B BOLOGNA RING BURNS . J15*9’ *****;“=*r^^****‘***‘‘**‘r*‘-‘‘*‘‘*«**‘‘‘‘-‘‘**«««»«.». Construction oo the 3 Ave. H. Drain "M held “ school construction on the 3 Ave. N. Drain (north Town boundry) scheduled to begin June 6. The contractor will be C.W. Cox of. Raymond with Associated Engineering supply­ing design and inspection services. The drain will be constructed to handle up to 3-4 feet of water depth with a 4’ wide bottom and culvert sizing Increased accordingly. Const­ruction will commence at the outlet of the M.D. road NE of Town limits and will proceed back along 3 Ave. N. to the junction with 3 Street West and the west edge of town (trailer courts). ATTENTION: All Diabetics, families and friends are invited to a Mimi—Sympngi nw 3t St. Michael’s Hospital Auditorium 14th St. & 9th Ave. S. Lethbridge, May 29th, at 7:30 P.M. Guest speaker will be Dr. Stuart Ross of the University of Calgary. Topics will be New Horizons in Diabetes Research, Oral Hypo­glycémies and New Concepts with Diet. All'are invited, with a question period to follow. just before Easter. ' __ _____ egories from which poems were chosen. Sheila Salmon was was second We take prize poem DISTRICT AGRICULTURIST REPORT Be Careful When Treating Seed: Farmers are ad­vised not to threat their seed grain in anything that is likely to come in contact with feed for livestock or grain for human consumption unless the piece of equipment can be thoroughly cleaned. A farmer who recently treated his rapeseed in a grain auger and then used the same auger to move livestock feed ended up with 20 sick cows and 13 dead cows. Dr. Jack Horricks, plant pathologist with Alberta Agriculture, says a cement mixer or similar equipment can be used to treat rapeseed when only a small acreage is involved. In cases of large acreages, it would probably pay to buy a special rapeseed treating machine: They can be obtained from Western Ind­ustries, St. Gregor, Sask. The price is around $350. D.L. Steed, John Knapp. D. A’s. FOR SALE: Hay. George Papp. Ph. 758-3227. NOTICE: Owner please claim this black & tan. pup that has strayed to our home. 758-3088 There were several cat­- - — — — - first place winner and Lori Law place in the Youth Category, pleasure in publishing the first of Sheila Salmon. SPRING IN MAY ' As I was walking down the lane I thought of the beautiful trees I stopped and gazed, and listened To the soft hum of the bees. I closed my eyes and took a And my lungs were filled With the sweet fragrances, Of the lilac’s perfume that Sauntering a little further ___ I wantched the roses in bloom, They nodded and swayed in the gentle breeze And cleared up the world and its gloom. I thought, roses are different, They give you a happy thought Their glowing velvet petals The sweetest fragrance ever sought. I slowly gazed up, and looked in the sky And thought, "What a beautiful lane." I am glad that I cam to this place today, To breathe in the first day of May. ATTENTION: Our Swim Suits are now out on display. A good selection to choose from. Ladies Upstairs Dept. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bort and family spent the holiday weekend visiting with relatives in Filmore, Sask. Mrs. Grace Toomer has returned from Lampman, Sask, where she attended the graduation of a nephew. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bly are the., proud parents of a daughter, Dana Gayle, born May 7th in the Magrath Municipal ’ Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Perrett, Stirling.,.Mr. and Mrs. D^ug Bly, Mdgrath» deep breath, had spilled, down / WESTERN FAMILY 14 OZ ., ////A 2í99‘ FLAVOR CRYSTALS, fruit west best i& oz .<8 ORANGE JUICE FROZEN W. F. 16 OZ , Î9‘ Toilet Tissue ROYALE 8 PACK 229 TOMATO JUIÇE heim? «oz 79‘ Lasagna OR B E E F 2 0 - G E T T I 15 OZ TINS ,. BREAKFAST CEREAL crackle bran kelloggs 550 g.,,,, J 39 « 1« DISHWASHERDETERGENT cal6oNITE 2” ■ ' Oxyílí 12 LITRE . . . . . . ' íífsa , produce cm- DRANGES VALENCIA 56's ib 35* * ‘ HEW POTATOES 10# BAGS ln BROCCOLI; fresh LB 49* TOMATOES w Cantaloupe 30's . - 49* EA 69(