| 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 758-3065 UPSTAIRS & STORE NEWS 758-6377 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday . 8 a.in. to 1 p.m. THURSDAY, MARCH 24th, 1983 . MAGRATH, ALBERTA . HARDWARE DEPARTMENT *********************************************** ** ************************* APPLIANCES Refrigerator KELVINATOR "NO FROST": 14 cu. ft. Refrigerator with large freezer compartment? Two door. PRICED AT V29.95 MOFFATT "Manual Defrost": 10 cu. ft. Refrigerator with freezer compartment but only 1 door for fridge and freezer- PRICED AT $559.95 Freezers WE STOCK 3 SIZES OF REGULAR "WOODS" CHEST FREEZERS. UPRIGHT HOME FREEZER: Kelvinator 12 Freezer in handsome Almond color. PRICED AT . cu. ft. Upriaht 699» LITTON MOFFAT ****************** MICROWAVE OVEN Chesterfield Bed See our new Litton-Moffatt Microwave Oven solid state, memorymatic with probe. 749" We also carry other less-expensive models. ■ Chesterfield, yet this is a handy Hide-A-Bed, for a comfortable bed. PRICED AT ****************************** ROCKER-RECLINERS BERKLINE 3 POSITION Finished in dark brown Naugahyde. $185.95 SWIVEL ROCKER Luxurious plush swive1 Rocker in Taupe shade. PRICED AT $249.95 MATCHING RECLINER CHAIR $219.95 FOAM-FILLED HIDE-A-BED - smart brown s beige plaid. 543395 VISIT OUR QUONSET DISPLAY ROOM AND SEE MORE OF OUR FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES THAT ARE ON DISPLAY. WE WILL BE HAPPY TO SERVE YOU. "VENUS" ROCKER: Tub shape, well upholstered, Fawn tweed. ^2.19 9 Wedding vows were exchanged in St. John’s Lutheran Church ! Saturday, March 19, 1983 when Pastor Mark Wenger united in marriage Chris Parlette and Ken Raasch. The bride chose Debora sister of the groom Honor and Laurie a friend from her bridesmaid. Raasch, as Maid of McKinnon, Oregon, as Attending the groom was Ron 'lark er Raasch The blaine Maureen Rose" legister. Ushering duties were performed by Trevor Baird and Lome Atwood. A calling held Saturday United Church served under the Maureen Rasmussen, attended the guest book. Best Man and Brian Groomsman. as as wedding music was played by Paul who also Rasmussen who "Th^ during the signing of the FILLED EASTER BASKETS filled with assorted goodies. EGG DYES ' , etc. Easter is fast approaching. Make sure you have your supply of: EASTER BASKETS & GRASS EASTER EGGS & NOVELTIES STUFFED TOYS, COLORING KITS accompanied sang Accessories VOGART FUN PATCHES reception was evening in the Hall. Lunch was direction of May Ann Passey Iron-On Transfer Patterns in a gay array of colorful shapes and designs. Easy to use. REG. 89C We would like to thank all the and relativew who came to special day. Many ladies who worked in the those who prepared the food, served and everyone who helped tTX Carol friends join us on this thanks to the kitchen, girls who any way with our wedding. Chris & Ken Raasch, Ervin & us in hank you Raasch . thank for all those the food our THANK YOU: We would like to who sent flowers and cards, for the lunch after the funeral of brother John Glen Paulits who passed away suddenly Sunday, March 13 Milk River, will always be , 1983 at Your thoughtfulness remembered. Vonnie Ririe, Collin Passey Bill Passey, Darrell Passey. 9 We have a good selection of Novelty Shoe laces in a wide variety of designs and colors. SHOE LACES Mattress Covers QUILTED MATTRESS COVERS, CONTOUR STYLE FOR DOUBLE BED, QUEEN SIZE BED. WASHABLE. $29.95 to $39.95 with Pres. Tom Karren officiating, The opening prayer was given by Cal Alston. L.B. Tanner sang as a vocal solo Grant Miller offered the Merlin, a former resident nassed away in Calgary March 13, ag'e of 5 8 wife Ruth Douglas i a r d s t o n . Frank and in 1924, "My Buddy". graveside prayer, of Magrath, 1983 at the years. He is survived by his loving three stepchildren Grant, Trevor, a brother Rex (Joyce) Miller of He was predeceased by his parents Martha Miller; two brothers Gordon Gay in 1978. 9 Brushes See our new display of Brushes. Nylon or plastic bristles. Keep your hair styled and pretty. ,B9 Wire, $5.99 ********************* . beloved _ _ Balderson of passed away in Lethbridge, 1983 following a length celebrated his He loving wife Lucille; Magrath and Dr. L-two daughters Mrs. and Mrs. Winona Macfarlane Forrest Fell Balderson. Lucille L__-- - Mr. hus^^nd of Mrs. Magrath, 1 ’ March 22nd, He leaves to Tuesday illness. 79th birthday in October, mourn his " two sons Robert Balderson Grace Cody of Calgary of Gloucester, Ont. passing his Forres t of of Ottawa; as well as his grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon, March 25th at Chapel 9 Martin Bros. Memorial Lethbridge at 1 p.m. remember to forget things that made you _ never forget the things that made you glad. Always the But sad , to remember Fabrics JOGGING FLEECE Make your own Spring Jogging Suits and Sports togs. 60” wide. Blue, Grey, Red. •’■¡a »ga -REG. $9.95 m. FLANNELETTE Plain shades in soft textured Flannelette, REGULAR $3.50 . Figured Flannelette: designs and colors. REGULAR $3.95 . AGR.ATH JUNIOR HOCKEY 1 5 evening Assorted PHOTO ALBUMS 40 PAGE ALBUM Neatly designed, just slip your pictures into the slots. (REGULAR $8.95) Shampoo 10.06 SHAMPOO Treat your-hair to this effective shampoo. 500 ml REG. $4.25 PsssssssssSHAMPOO Instant Shampoo for extra oily hair. 995 REGULAR $3.95 & ************************** (cont. from opposite page) Juliadean visited in Payson, Provo, Salt Lake, Brigham City and Ogden renewing acquaintances with relatives and friends. • Mr. & Mrs. Don Law have returned from an enjoyable trip to Richland, Wash, where they visited their daughter and son-in-law Mr. & Mrs. Garth (Ruth) Miller. Don s sister, Mrs. Geneva Spencer of Lethbridge accompanied them. They also visited several relatives including their sister and brotherin- law Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burnham (Lorna) in Dallas, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Sparks Last week Magrath, led by Bartley Harris’ hat trick, defeated the Raymond Tadooles 5-3. Other goal scorers were Dustin Miller and Danny Balderson. Dustin Miller and Jamie Godionton each had an assist. Trevor Hunter made several key saves ingoal. . Raymond goal scorers were Marc Heggie with a pair and Kenny Wright with a single. Scott Johnson added an assist. Macrrath 9 Raymond 1: On Monday the HfStSirrqtfei'travelled to Letbbrld8i for what was perhaps the highiigh year to play the Raymond Tadpole Hociey team in the Sportsplex. They responded with their best effort of the year when the scored a season high of 9 goals. Goal scorers for Magrath were Bartley Harris with 4 Danny Balderson 3 and Dustin Mille wiih 1’. Ryan Anderson and Danny Balderson had 2 assists each while Brent Bourne adde. a single. The defense consisting of Gavin Warnock, Aaron Herdman Trevor Dunlop Curtis Pealo, Chad Miller and John Ripley perhaps played ther best game of the season. P in the third period Quin Lybert , scored . for Raymond spoiling Trevor Hunter s bid for a shutout. PEL BONITA 4H BEER CLUB On February 16th the Del Bonita 4H Beer Club held it's monthly meeting at the school The Club decided to cater to the Alberta Wheat Pool meeting on February 24th. The Club members went skiing at Westcastle on February 25th when a good time was had by all. Saturday most of the 4H members travailed to Ca'dston to participate in the Regional 4H Skating party. On Monday, March 14th the Club held their public speak-off at the Del Bonita School at 7 p.m. Winners of the Senior Section were Todd Carter 1st, and John Powlesland 2nd. In the Junior Section Mary Jo Powlesland placed first and Tobi Barnett second. The 4H members would like to thank the Judges and time keepers, also the mothers who served lunch. Club Reporter Todd Hoyt, Del Bonita 4H. Allan Skretting has been appointed as new Hospital Administrator for the Magrath Municipal Hospital, replacing retiring Gerald Leishman. His duties will commence May 1st. He was selected from 77 other apnlican ts. . Born in Lethbridge, Mr. Skretting is a graduate of the Lethbridge Community College in Business Administration and a graduate of a Hospital Administrators’ Course from the University of Saskatoon. Ke is 34 years of age. married, with a daughter and a son. . We welcome Mr. Skretting and his fanny to the Garden City. Beatrice Harker and Juliadean Bondy have returned from a ten day visit to Utah. Breatrice was the guest of Ken and Sharon Patey of Orem and participated in a P.A.F. Seminar (tapping into People Potential) ducted by Ken and Sharon. The course educates people into the principle of human interaction and trains them in the neede-skills. new had as their recent guests his mother Mrs. Gladys Sparks and her friend Mrs. Gladys Sheremeta noth of Fort Saskatchewan. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson were recent holiday visitors to the Bahamas and Florida. There is seldom’any reward for finding fault. - » Tops. Just Shorts, Peddle Pushers, JacketsBlouses, Be sure to NEW "PARIS STAR" CO-ORDINATES IN SPORTSWEAR arrived for an active Spring and Summer. r see the new Spring colors. Lovely new Spring Dresses have been arriving weekly in time for Easter. Be sure to see these one and two piece creations. REDUCED TO CLEAR 1 RACK CLEARING You'll be sorry if yo don't take advantage of our COAT CLEARANCE Assorted styles. 1 RACK NOW CLEARING. 1 RACK CLEARING $5ß Vî Pris® Training Ladies! We have just received a new shipment of Jogging Suits to add to our Spring stock. See the new Fleece in Grey with Rose trim; Jerseys in fleece lined as well as velour PRICED *30» Ladies' Rugby Pants Jeweüery NEW FOR SPRING CHAINS - Gold, Silver EARRINGS - Assorted BRACELETS - dressy bangles BRACELETS - solid copper PINS - a good variety :-RINGS - assorted. STICK PINS - stone sets Be sure to see these. Ideal Birthday gifts. . One of the most popular Sports items this Spring - see _ our Ladies Rugby Pants. Included are sporty styles as well as dressy numbers. PRICED FROM. BATHING SUITS Our Spring Swim Suits, are arriving and we have a number of one and two piece styles out on display« 'Be ready for an active Summer. reasing costs rading Co. cial Hall has been increased to $15.00 70R RENT: Two room office space. See John Bourne in the Hardware Hept. FOR SALE: Radio & 8 track player. Also ci.e CB 40 channel. Open to offers. Phone 758-3573. FOR RENT: 3 bedroom basement apartment. All utilities included. Wasber/dryer hook ups. No pets, non smokers please. Phone 758-3587, Mark Lowry has returned home from his Mission in Georgia/Atlanta and is visiting with his parents Mr. and Mrs. David Lowry. Mark Pilling, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gaelynd Pilling has returned home from his Mission. Bruce Sabey, son of Robert and Deena Sabey will leave shortly for the Mission field in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Farewell services in his honor were held Sunday afternoon. FOR SAI’ Numerous baby items, tovs, fv._niture, wicker, Ladies ( new Golf Clubs, etc. Phone 7583685 or come to Shirley Dahls Thursday - Saturday all day. PIES FOR YOUR DEEP FREEZE - made by Magrath 1st Scout Committee on April 21st. Please place orders by calling Patricia Dudley, 7583200 or Carol Lowry 758-3120. $3 each. Raisin, Cherry or Apple. SPRING COULEE D.ANCE - Spring Coulee Community Hall Saturday, .March 26th. Doors open at 8 p.m. Members and invited guests welcome. DOG OBEDIENCE CLASSES — Still a few more openings for anyone interested in breaking their dog of bad habits. 10 lessons, $25 fee. -$2.50 returned for each class attended. To register or for more information call Michael Johnston» “Phone 758-6268. 1 OUR HOUSE IS STAILL FOR SALE - 3 bedrooms, large family room, corner lot. Give us an offer before it's listed. Phone Brook Harker, 8-3061 Mr. and Mrs. Ves Sabey and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ehlert are home from a winter vacation in Needles, Calif. . Dr. & Mrs. Robert Balderson and Mrs. Winona Macfarlane of Ottawa arrived Monday and are visiting thexr mother Mrs. Lucille Balderson and will attend the funeral of their fattier the late Fell Balderson, Friday afternoon. n— . Shaine & Micheál & Gramma Vonnie are proud to announce the birth of their sister and granddaughter JayCee Lvnne, born March 22nd, 1983, 7 lb. 14 oz. Equally proud parents are Pete & Val Kubassek and grandparents and Mr. and Mrs. CHINOOK HEALTH UNIT - offering a Babysitting Course to commence April 19/83. hese 10 yrs. of age and older interested phone. 758-3331 any Tues. Wed. Thurs . 8:30-4:30 p.m. You must pre-register. NOTICE: TV Schedules are now available at the Town office for the satallite TV programming. FOR SALE: 1978 Honda 400 Hawk 11, several options including fairing, tour pack, cruise, back rest and Roger Maynard. Ph. engine guard. Excellent condition. Askinc $985. 758-3201 HOUSECLEANING - need your house cleaned for spring - or for any housecleaning jobs phone Betty at 758-3240 and/or Joan at 758-3623. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY - one, one Bill Ririe of Lethbridge bedroom apartment at Garden Villa Julius Kubassek of Ont. .Apartments. For Senior Ci’ ti’ zen only. Call Shirley Edwards, 7586368. . THANK YOU: Garden City Fertilizer Ladies Ball Team would like to thank everyone for making their Bake Sale a success. The King ' After 26 months in-sunny south- Kroker was won by Heather Speelman. ' Your support was very much appreciated. Thank you. ATTENTION - past & preset Soccer players - please turn in your Soccer uniforms to your last year's soccer coach. This must be done immediately as we are now preparing for the new season. Thank you. ._ . _ MUTLI-FAMILY GARAGE SALE - Friday t office and Provincial Build-afternoon and Saturday. Household and miscellaneous items. Carter's Garage on Main Street. * CARPENTER will do renovations, bathroom, basement finishing, countertops and all other carpentery work. Cell 758-6770. PRESCHOOL STORY HOUR will break fox Easter March 30 & April 6 and will ■•'esume April 13. .JOD BYE: . . ern Alberta I must bid goodbye. I will be leaving my position as District Home Economist as of April 5, 198u. I sro returning to Winnipeg to be married on .-.pril 14th. My husband-tc-be has the ■, 2 c t: a r paying job so I will be doing u h e r.oving. I have enjoyed my stay in Cardton. I realize that it has been a busy . bay. I know 1 will miss all the great f.-uple I have worked with. The staff in the district --- mg have been super. You the people in the agricultural community have been a-, joy to work with. 1 thank you for your support of the programs and courses I nave taught. I will be busy preparing my office for the next DHE and saying good bye. z o vy , D. i l . Ucs. Diane Pilon of Peterbou. nh tr visiting her sister & brother-in-law the Ange-Emile Labbe’s. 2. Truck Driver for three ton Sprayer operator for 4. Sprayer operator 5. Sprayer truck and spray Applications will ‘ ' 83 Legge No . 6 , REGULAR $19.95 Men’s Pyjamas 100% Cotton Flannelette in a variety of smart designs and colors. MONTHLY Friday, in the Lounge Caesar and for Membership fees of COMPUTERS IN AGRICULTURE - March 31, 1983 1-4:30 p.m. Conference Room, Provincial Building, Cardston. Topics - Understanding the Salesman, Software, Other topics. Everyone welcome. NOTICE: Application will be accepted for the position of Director of Summer Games for this season. This will be part-time seasonal work. Send applications to R.W. Legge, Sec. Treas. M.D. of Cardston No. 6, Cardston, Alberta, TOK 0K0, no later than April 8th, 1983 APPLICATIONS will be accepted for the following positions: 1. Weed Inspector a knowledge of weeds will be a definite asset. spray truck. 3. three ton truck, for tractor and spray unit, operator for one ton unit (Magrath area). be accepted until noon, April 29th Applications to be sent to R.W. Sec. Treas. M.D. of Cardston Cardston, Alberta. TOK 0K0. GARDEN CITY SENIOR CITIZENS' POT LUCK DINNER will be held March 25th at 1 p.m. at the Drop In Center. Colleen Coppieters will be hosts the hamd dinner. $5 each are now due for 1983. THE MUSIC FACTORY, an enjoyable program, will be presented to the public Wednesday evening, March 30th at the Raymond Stake Center. Performing groups from Magrath and Raymond will be participating along with the LCI Jazz Choir, ion charge. CEILIDH: The 10th Magrath MacGregor Annual Ceilidh will be held Friday, March 25th at 8 p.m. sharp in the High School Gym. Tickets are $1.75 Adults, $1.50 Students, 75c for Children under 12. Everyone welcome. MARCH IS DIABETES MONTH - The Lethbridge Branch of the Canadian Diabetes Assoc, has purchased a puppet show, 2 films and food samples for teaching purposes at both Lethbridge hospitals. Anyone is welcome to come to a seassion and learn more about how to take care of themselves and others both mentally and physically. Visit the display booth at Lethbridge Centre Village Mall for pamphlets and other information about diabetes and the C.D.A. March 24,25,26th. Contributions to the Diabetes Assoc, may be sent to the Lethbridge & District Branch, 7« Bank of Montrer North Lethbridge Branch, 230-13th St. N. Lethbridge, Alberta. • »«•••••■• Mary C. Nelson, who is now a resident of Grandview Nursing Home, Room 105, Cardston, would like to thank the doctors and nurses at the Magrath Hospital who were so kind to her during her long stay there; the good friends at Diamond Willow Terrace for their many visits; the flowers, fruit and get-well cards and letters received. I will never forget these good people. Mary C. Nelson. I would like to thank all my friends and relatives for the cards, visits, gifts and flowers I received while in hospital in Calgary. My family would also like to thank all our friends for their Combinations andLongs .Men1s Underwear including Cotton & Thermal knit Combinations, long or short sleeve and Men's Longs. No admiss- Program begins at 7:30 p.m. Men’s JOGGERS •> ** ' J _ • MEN'S COUGARS Cougpi# Grey suede with Navy Blue trim. $35.00 $39.95 BELTS Men's Dress and Western Belts in Black or Brown. Sizes: 30-42" $10.95-$19.9$, 20% 0« *********************** help and support given to us at home. Connie, Frank, Grace & Lynn Navratil. NEW PHONE NO. for Upst:i & sr.tr?. N f ■ S . 7 5 » - 5 ‘ REGULAR $ MEN'S GREY COUGAR JOGGER Grey suede with wine trim. REGULAR 'if NOTICE: A meeting of Parents for Kinder marten Children for 83-84 year will be held Wed. March 30th, 7:30 p.m. in the Elementary School Library. t GARDEN CITY GYMNASTICS: Next 10 week session begins April 12-June 16th .¿or any boys and girls 4 years & up. Register Tues. March 29th from 5 to 7 p.m., Room 21, Elem. School. To pre-register call a.eva Strate, 758-6749. Charge is $25 for 10 week session. ST. JOSEPH'S C.W.L. TEA & BAKE SA Saturday, March 26th, Trading Co. Hall, 2-4 p.m. Everyone welcome. MAGRATH ROD & GUN CLUB BANQUET Saturday, March 26th, 6;30 p.m. Magrath United Church Hall. Tickets available from John Bourne in each. the Hardware. $5.50 (REGULAR $29.95) Popular Rugby Shirts in assorted stripes or plain with stripe trim. Short or long sleeve. Men’s Acrylic Rugger Shirts MEN’S SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS SEMINAR - April 7th Relief Society Room, L.D.S. Church. To be discussed Greenhouses, Soil Preparation, - Weed Control, Watering, Harvesting & Root Cellars. Everyone welcome. Any questions contact Cam Atwood, 758-6430. IMPORTANT NOTICE - Town of Magrath In the past week there was an attack on a dog in town by a very large whit-e/lt. grey German sheph« cross dog who is responsible for least one other attack and that had to be destroyed, Anyr one who owns a dog that fitB this description, or anyone knowing the whereabouts of this animal is asked to conetact Town of Magrath:,or . Michael D. Johnston (758-626 This dog is dangerous and must be caught. NOTICE: Magrath United Church is planning an Auction Sale for □at. June 11th, 4 p.m. at the Church. While Spring cleaning, if you have anything you wish to donate for the sale, please contact Syl Rarick, phone 7583152. Watch for more details. ANNUAL MEETING - Water users of Magrath Irrigation District will be held in the Magrath Trading Co. Hall Friday, April 8th, 2 p.m. Sec. B. Coleman. GARDENING 7:30 p.m. $14.95 to $19.95 - "I*» Men's Cotton/Polyester Spring & Summer. Shirts styled with short sleeves. Assorted shades. home 2995 **************** teenagers is they're just their parents at that age. The main problem with that like were S.M.L. Men's "Arctic Fox" Jackets, 20% Wool. White trim. Sizes: 30% Acrylic, Lined. with Brown/Fawn Reg. $69.95 Mén’s/lceiandic- Look” JACKETS OHC SUPER LOW PRICB ’ . . , -A SWEATERS — • NET7 ARRIVALS Stanfields V neck Pullover Sweaters of 100% Acrylic. Yellow, Navy, Lt. Blue, Red. WANTED TO RENT: 2-3 bedroom (no children, no pets) Must be reasonable rent. Message may be left at Chinook Health Unit. Bob Holton. Ph. 758-3331 . FOR SALE: Large town lot, 85'xl50' Serviced in well developed area. Photie 329-4578. FOR RENT: 2 bedroom home close to •schools, etc. Available April 1st, Fhone 758-3207 or contact Wallace ^aker. I I r 3i Cordston School Division < ADULŸ EDUCATOR Box 10, Cardston, Alberta. 1 f { ! t Typing - Beginners Typing - Advanced Accounting Speed Writing Art Sketching Watercolors Oil Painting Tole Painting Photography Ceramics - Beginners Ceramics ~ Intermediate Ceramics - Advanced China Painting China Roses Porcelain Dolls Pottery Adult Tap Cowboy Dancing Disco Dancing Aerobic Dance - Jazz Social Dancing Square Dancing Calligraphy Floral Arranging Easter Egg Painting Macrame Salish Weaving Wheat Weaving Silk Flower Making Weaving Wreath Making Barrel Racing Calf Roping Precision Riding Steer Wrestling Cutting Horse Clinic Horsemanship Horseshov; Procedures Adult Guitar Playing Body Building Physical Fitness Discover Your Color Hair Styling-Cutting St. Johns Ambulance Drapery Latchhook (Rug Making) Upholstery Home Gardening ' Altering & Tailoring Blue Jean Sewing Jean Jackets Dress Making Quilted Vests Velour Sewing Sportswear Sewing Basic Stretch & Sew Ultra Suede Sewing Machine Embroidery Infant Sewing Knitting Crocheting Quilting Basic Sewing Barbeque Cooking Chinese Cooking Cake Decorating Meat Cutting Mexican Cooking Italian Cooking Povder Puff Mechanics Metrics Cross Country Skiing Golf Tennis Volleyball Swimnastics Reflexology Leathercraft Winter Survival Lapidary Basic Carpentry . Fly Tying Personal Care , Furniture Refinishing ' Micro Wave Cooking Behavior Modification Speed Reading ‘ Canoe Building Creative Writing Interior Decorating Cardio Pulmonary Recessitation Automotives Engine Rebuilding Transmission Rebuilding Welding , Woodworking Food Storage ’ Dehydrating Foods Wills & Estates Solar Energy Workshop Money Management • ■ Micro Computers , Construction & ’’ome Improvements Land Expropriation & Investment Stage Make-Up Fabric Frames, etc. Drug Awareness Working Cow Horse Clinic Nutrition Classes Basic Cheese Making French .German Spanish Geology Astronomy Geneology •• This is a list of Courses which we can offer here in Magrath. If you are interested in any of them, check your choices and mail this form to Box 684 Magrath, TOK 1J0 - or call Cathy at 758-6473. What would you like to see us teach here? 4-s? Give me a call - Cathy, 758-6473. What can you teach for BEGINNING SOON: Strawberry Shortcake Dolls - 2 classes of’3 hours each. Sewing machine necessary. Fee - $6.00 Call Cathy, 758-6473 to register. Appliqued Vests for Children - Sewing machine required. Call Roberta, 758-6386. Jirloln Roasts G I Al BEEF , s. . s 1 a Pork Roast BONELESS BUTT .KG Sartie Coil SAUSAGE, BURNS ®oris Sausage PRIDE OF CANADA Äd Cooked Ham SWIFTS . KG g89 Ethel Braithwaite of Magrath, passed' away in Blairmore Wednesday, March 16th 1983 at the age of 84 years, beloved wife of the late Joseph Braithwaite. Born September 21st, 1898 at Coalville, Jtah, she came to Canada with her Barents in 1903 settling at Magrath. After completing her education she served on a LDS Church Mission in Eastern Canada. She married Joseph Deloyd Braithwaite In the Manti Temple December 24, 1928. Following the death of her husband in 19-32 she returned to Magrath where she has since resided. She is survived by one son Keith and his wife Sylvia of Blairmore, three grandsons Alan, Randy and Terry all of Blairmore; two granddaughters Mrs. Eal 'Diana) Currie of Lethbridge and Renee of Blairmore; one great grandson Ryan Currie; one sister Mrs. Louis (Olive) Fisher of Calgary. Funeral Services were held in the Magrath LDS Chapel Friday, March 18th ,vith Bishop Ray Stevenson officiating. The family prayer was offered by Hal Currie. June Cleavland attended, the memorial register. Organist was Kathleen Harker with Charlotte Fletcher as chorister. The opening hymn by the choir was "0 My Father". Invocation was offered by Jim Anderson. Jim Fisher gave the biography. Barbara Johnson • ang as a solo "Nearer My God Io Thee" . Speaker for the service was Pres. James . Bridge with closing remarks by Bishop ■tevenson. The closing hymn was "Abide -?ith Me" sang by a Male Quartette - L.B. ianner, Bing Beazer, Eldon Coleman and al Alston accompanied by Charlotte letcher. Cliff Miller offered the enediction. • Pallbearers were Gerry Leishman, Miller, Don Johnson, Dee Leishman, arry Granberg, Brian Johnson. Interment took place in the Manti Lty Cemetery. Eugene Salmon Dahl, beloved husband of Carol Lea Wocknitz Dahl, passed away suddenly at his farm north east of Raymond around 6:45 p.m. Saturday, March 19, 1983 when the tractor he was operating rolled. He was 53 years of age. Born in Raymond, May 22, 1929, the son of the late Ronda and Lauretta Dahl, he was a successful farmer and was an accomplished journeyman welder. He was very active in the Raymond First Ward LDS Church. Besides his loving wife Carol, he is survived by five children Jennifer, Wayne, Allison, Cynthia and Regan; six sisters, Margaret (Gerald) Leishman, Zelma (Robert) Low, Janet (Ernest) Zobrist, Norma (Lawrence) Turner, Fern (Jack) Hicken, Diane (Brian) Dudley; one brother Dr. Mark Dahl. Funeral services were held this Wednesday afternoon, March 23rd at 1 p.m. at the Raymond Stake LDS Chapel with Bishop Richard Garside officiating. Interment took place in Temple Hill Cemetery. • •■••••• A former Magrath man, John Glen Poulits, passed away in Milk River Sunday, March 13th, 1983 at the age of 38 years. He was a resident of West Side Trailer Court, Lethbridge. Born, riased and educated in Magrath he moved to Lethbridge in the 1960’s. He -was employed with the City of Lethbridge. He is survived by one son Alvin, one step-sister Vonnie Ririe of Magrath, three step-brothers Bill Passey of Salmon Arm B.C., Collin Passey of Magrath, Darrell Passey of Calgary. . Funeral services were held Thurs. March 17th in Martin Bros. Memorial Chapel with Pastor Jim Erb officiating. Interment took place in the Magrath Cemetery. s SPRING SALE * Fish & Chips FRASERVALE 750 G 199 Mushrooms FOUR STAR (STEMS & PIECES) 284 ML 83« Kernel Corn GREEN GIANT 34l ML . 2d« Milk CANNED W.F. 385 ML 71« Sugar WHITE 10 KG «728 I I Chicken Noodle Soup I " CAMPBELLS 284 ML 2.89« V 8 Juice 1.36 kg. 1« Sunlight Liquid DETERGENT 1 L . 239 Cleaner FANTASTI K SPRAY 700 ML ¡239 , PRODUCE Potatoes GEM 50 LB. BOX 398 JUMBO cs» abbag© Texas KG ê KG ßßC Rutabagas NO. 1 WASHED Apples SPARTAN K6
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