Magrath Store News (July 6, 1989)

• Main Author: Magrath Trading Store
• Format: Journal/Newspaper
• Language: English
• Published: J. A. Ririe 1989
• Subjects: Magrath (Alta.) > Newsletters; Alta; Hudson Bay; Canada; Hudson; Huntington; Beck; Dy; Foote; Atwood; Great Falls; Monique; Reno
• Online Access: http://digitallibrary.uleth.ca/cdm/ref/collection/sanl/id/2132

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 PHONES: OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 UPSTAIRS & STORE NEWS 758-6377 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1989 .MAGRATH ALBERTA *******************************************i®*******************1.t*mi**jttJ(tii*jti4Mitt4t . L A D I E !: _?:_E.’A DY T 0.- W ,E A R_ D E P T. ***************************************************************************************** BATHING SUITS * Summer Footwear THONGS We have white linen­look jackets. Size 9/10 to 14. Priced from $42 and up. For the family, children, mens & ladies. Blue, grey pink or vellow. A nice selection of swim wear for the mature full­figure. to children's from size 2 to 44. Various prices arid colors. JACKETS colors and One rack of knits, cottons and pblyblends. A nice asso­rtment of sizes, styles. blouses clearing Sizes 5/6 to 44. CO-ORDINATES tj Snazzie linen-look co-ordinates. Skirts, jackets, and slacks. Red, Royal, navy, white, taupe, and black. Sizes 8-16. Pr. $48 and up. .9* l Felt pieces. 9" x 12". Pink, white, brown, black orange, blue, gold. Reg. 65i now 3 for 99C e THROWS BLANKETS A Hudson Bay 45"x70 Mohair, 20% wool, nylon. Assortment of lovely plaid and plain prints. 89.95. ". 75% 5% TABf^C Sport fabrics. 100% cotton. 115 c.m. width. Motiff, trains tanks, cars, etc. Great for for shorts, Jams, shirts, etc. $9.95M §95 Wooden hoops. 3" up to 18". Round and oval. 20% off. BE AWARE Are yo” concerned about the education of your chi. en, your grandchildren? I am too and that is why I have decided to become inv­olved in Heme and School. Are you aware that anyone in the community may be a member of r the Magrath Home and School? "One person acting alone can feel powerless. Much can be accomplished by people acting together." (AB. Federation of H&S) Are you aware that within the next five years the Department of Education will imple­ment 150 changes to the present curriculum? Do you have concerns about the changes that have already taken place? Insure your child of the best education — BE INVOLVED! Please feel free to call your local H&S officers and let us know of your concerns. Christine Tokairin- President- 758-6896 Loral Atwood Vice- President- 758-6438 Lynn Foote Secretary - 752-4109 . C.T. BASEBALL NEWS The Raymond-Magrath- Cardston baseball league is now complete .and. legque all-star teams have been selected. The 12 year old team, coached by Don Mehew and assisted by Brad'Karren, features. 5<;Magrath players- Tyler Harris, Mike Mehdw, Scott Johnson, and John Ripley. District playoffs begin July 22nd. The junior team is coached by Wes Balderson Phil Lybbert and Howard West and also has 5 Magrath players- Dustin Miller, Kenny Wright, Kevin State, Danny Balderson, and Paul Grun-inger. Their districts begin in Raymond on July 10th. This team is guaranteed a spot in the Prairie Championships in Moose-Jaw- July 22-29. The senior team is coached by Bob Beck and Bryce Wolf and has two players from Magrath- Bart Harris and Jamie GodIonton. TO All of Our Friends and Acquaintances: I wish to extend a very warm THANK YOU to each and everyone of you! Magrath has proven to be a very warm and hospitable town. Two and a half years ago we moved here against advice from everyone we knew, as they believed this town to be cold & dicky. I am very sad to leave Magrath because no where else have I felt the kindness and the love within a ccnminity.- I wish you all happiness and as a friend said to me as I stood in my boxes and mess: "The Past is behind-learn from it; the future is ahead- prepare for it; the present is here-live in it.". As I "Go R>r It" I hope the residents of Magrath will go for it too. Sincerely your friends. The Olsons. The Magrath Rod & Gun Club thanks Garden city Fertilizers for the donation of fertilizer for the com patch. We are sorry for the ommission. MR&G Club I am responding to the Mayors suggestion that money raised for the Gymnasium in excess of $75,000 should go elsewhere. The money was donated for the Tom Karren Gym, NOT the Arena. If the Arena needs more money then put a committe on it! Voice your opinions; let the Council and Mayor know your feelings. Robert B. Tanner 1 T Suraner holiday film special. Kodak 400 speed 24 exposure, color film. Reg. $4.49. Holiday Special. . '^aii w- We have three different models of propane barbeques. BICYCLES We have a good selection of bicycles. 1M/FN Radio Cass elle Double Cassette player. Auto reverse. Reg. 159.95 now only 13995 rust & stain remover We have had another shipment of the T.V. advertised C.L.R. Calcium - Lime - Rust remover. 828 ML . Deritox Green Cross. All purpose bug ki Iler for potatoes, tomatoes, and cabbage. 500g. 499 Tomato Fruit Set Green Cross. Helps pollinate the tomatoes for more ye: Id. the same job as a bee. :25ml pumper bottle 4.49 One of the best Water Soft­eners on the market. Plus - Resin which helps clean the softener. WEEKEND SPECIAL ONLY PICK UP FREE WATER HARDNESS TESTER Does “TJrobtoT „Solvers! We have fly bait, fly strips, fly ANT KILLER coils and several aerosol sprays for flies. ¿iff ST* JSF ■MM i ANT TRAPS \ * Amts <mwr The trap, remjv-e i pu-iion 1- inc bait and can y il back lo ite nrsi to kpi fmli'e coony PACK OF 3. REGULAR $1.79 72 Price! We have ant powder, ant and grub killer and three types of liquid ant kill pt-. HEALTH ALERT; HEMMDRRHAGIC COLITIS (E.CQLI 0157) Hemmorrhagic colitis is a newly recognized type, of food poisoning. It has commonly been referred to as "hamburger disease" or "B-B-Q season syndrome", because it has sometimes . been traced to under cooked meat. This disease is caused most commonly by a bacteria called E coli 0157. The bacteria produces a poison or toxin that damages.the . lining: of the intestine. While most people.: recover from the infection within .two weeks, in a very small number of cases, the E coli toxin results in a serious,sometimes fatal complication called Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome or HUS. This illness affects the kidneys and blood and is especially dangerous in young children and the elderly. ■ The symptoms are severe stomach cramps and bloody diarrhea, two to eight days after eating contaminated food; dehydration; mild fever may be present and the illness lasts seven to ten days. Where does the disease come frcxn? Toxin producing E coli have been found in pork, beef, and poultry products. It is believed that the organism is normally present in food animals. In most cases, human infection has been linked with under cooked meat and unpasteurized milk. How do you avoid the disease? E coli is destroyed by cooking, pasteurization, and safe food preparation. To protect against E coli infection as well as infection from other bacteria such as Salmonella the following food preparation steps should be followed: COOK ALL MEATS THOROUGHLY. The center of hamburger patties should be brown, and juices should be clear. The safest way to determine if larger cuts of meat are thoroughly cooked is to use a meat thermometer to check the internal temp. Beef 60-75 degrees C (140-167 degrees F) Lamb 65-75 degrees C (149-167 degrees F) Pork 71-77 degrees C (160-170 degrees F) ' Poultry 85 degrees C (185 degrees F) Veal 80 degrees C (176 degrees F) SERVE COOKED MEATS IMMEDIATELY or keep them hot (60 degrees C or 140 degrees F). Don't let cooked meats sit at room temp. REFRIGERATE left over meats as soon as possible after the meal. Reheat all leftovers thoroughly to 74 degrees C (165 degrees F). REFRIGERATE or FREEZE meats as soon as possible after buying. THAW FROZEN MEATS IN THE REFIGERATOR, not at room tenp. WASH HANDS thoroughly before preparing food and after handling raw meats. PREPARE raw hamburger patties or other meats quickly, and either cook them right away, or put them in the refrigerator. Don't let raw meats sit at room temp. WASH all utensils, cutting boards and counters with hot, soapy water to prevent bacteria frcm raw meats contacting other foods. PLACE cooked meats on clean plates. Don't re-use utensils, plates or platters that have been in contact with raw meats. ' AVOID unpasteurized milk. What about treatment of the disease? Indivi­duals with the symptoms should consult a doctor. Drinking lots of clear fluids is inportant. Medication to stop the diarrhea is not advised. The benefits if antibiotics against E coli are uncertain. For more information contact the Public Health Inspector at your local Health Unit. For Sale: 13 inch Michilen tire. Brand new. Ph. Kerri or .Jackie Watson at 758-6288 Moving Sale; Randy & Lisa Haynes home. 128 1st s.w. Above tennis courts. Sat., July 8th. 9a.m. to 2p.m. Wall unit/T.V. organizer, clothes, shoes, etc., odds & ends, various household items. Open house, everyone welcome. NOTICE; 50th Anniversary Tea. Children of Don and Anne Campbell invite family and friends to celebrate their 50th Anniversary at a Come and Go Tea at the South Minister Church Hall in Lethbridge, July 15th from 2-5p,m., with a program at 3p.m. Gerry and Susan Baril of Magrath aie pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter Monique Rochelle to Michael Clark Hardy, son of Clark and Deanna Hardy of Cardston. The marriage was solemnized on July 1, 1989 in the Seattle Washington Temple. Friends and relatives are invited to a calling reception to be held in their honor on Saturday, July 15, 7 to 9 p.m. at the Magrath Stake Centre. FDR SALE: 1975 Sunset Travel trailer.16 foot. Sleeps 6. Has fridge, stove, heater and water and propane tank. 12 volt and 110 lights. $1800.00. Ph. 758-3714 House for Rent: 2 bedroom with, den or utility. 2 blocks from P.O. $290 a month, $290 damage deposit. Available Sept. 1st. Abstainers non-smokers. Ph. 604-753-9594 collect, before 8 a.m. NEED. - Help with any yard work or spring cleaning? Ph. Kathy at 758-3506. Room for Rent in private home in Lethbridge. Available Sept. 1st. Female student preferred. $300/ month, utilities incl. Ph. 327-5332 or 329-9160. HOLIDAY IDEAS Manti Pageant and Bus Tours. July 13­19th. Double occupancy. $369.00 Reno, Nevada. 3 night, 4'day_stay at the Sands Motel. $362.65 incl. tax. Double occupancy. Fly from Calgary Friday, return heme on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Huntington of Salmon Anji , B.C. were Monday evening visitors at the home of Warren and Winnie Sparks. Watch for Ladies-Ready-To-Wear Sales July 20th and 21st. A sharp tongue and a dull mind are usually found in the same head.Peaches W v 5.99 B30 . .I /kg NECTARINES • “ — 30 Kg CUCUMBERS Long English 89c Lettuce Head. Kg % ************************ •it***********************-*******************************»************** Marie and Lori Stevenson hane, returned from Laie, Hawaii, where they attended the graduat­ion of Karrie Stevenson Naulu. Karrie gradua­ted with a degree in Education and an associ­ates Degree in Preschool. The Naulus' have recently moved to Utah. ■ Kelly and Larry Wilde and Family have also just moved to Great Falls. For Sale: Various household items, including window air conditioners in excellent condition, 5 foot jacuzzi bath in bone color, and others. Ph. Kerri or Jackie Watson at 758-6288. Marnie and Doug Boivie are the proud parents of a son, Scott Cameron, born June 30, 1989. Grandparents are Rich and Carol Boivie of Cardston and Cameron and Loral Atwood of Magrath. Special thanks to Dr. Ken Dahl and Staff. LOST: Red and White Kuwahara Mountain Bike. Reward. Ph. 758-6837 or return to 82 N 2nd St. E. (Corner 1st Ave. N. 2nd St. E. YARD SALE: Friday & Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 54-Harker Ave. Needed: Capable man for Hardware. Neat in . appearance, energetic, good penmanship. Contact John in Hardware or Wes Balderson. For a little extra flair and flavor, try this on your next barbequed steak. t. ORANGE BUTTER % cup (125mL) butter, softened lTbsp (15mL) grated orange rind 4 tsp (2mL) thyme \ tsp (2mL) salt 2 green, finely chopped onions Combine all ingredients in small bowl and mix veil. Shape into cylinder (1” diameter) wrap and refrigerate. Slice and serve over sizzling lot steaks. Garnish with an orange twist, lakes about cup (125mL), enough for six steaks. SEVERE WEATHER OR TORNADO WARNING Occupational Health and Safety sent the following information. I hope you'll never have to use it but just in case you do, here it is. ACTIONS TO TAKE, 1. STAY MAY from windows, doors, outside walls. 2. PROTECT your head! COVER head with towel, etc, to keep out blowing insulation, etc in case your building is hit. 3. STAY TUNED to RADIO/ TELEVISION and pick the station giving the best or contin­uous information. 4. In SCHOOLS, HOSPITALS, SHOPPING CENTRES, PUBLIC BUILDINGS go to interior hallways, washrooms. LOWEST FLOORS or BASEMENT is usually best. 5. In HIGH-RISE BUILDINGS go to interior small rooms, washrooms, hallways. 6. In MOBILE HOMES or VEHICLES, leave at once and go to the nearest substantial shelter. 7. If DRIVING and TORNADO is headed in your direction drive away from its path at right angles. 8. If no shelter is nearby, lie flat in the nearest DITCH. CULVERT, RAVINE and cover your head with your hands. 9. In your HOME go to the basement (or inside bathroom or coset or lower level). 10. Take with you, or keep in safest rocm, battery powered radio, flashlight, water supply, first-aid kit and extra batteries. 11. If trapped, play radio with MAXIMUM VOLUME, to attract rescue (remember your extra batteries. 12. TORNADOS usually move from southwest to northeast. You have to admire trees. When they start losing their leaves, they never try to compensate by growing a beard. c MEAT ) Cross Rib Roast Sliced Bacon ■ Burns 500g Wieners Olympic 450g Chuck Boneless. kg ********************************************************************** The M.D. of Cardston Tourism Ccmmittee is accept­ing applications for TOURISM CAP­ITAL FUNDING to“assist the funding of new and/ or excising Tourism Development Projects within the M.D. of Cardston. Exanples of projects that could be funded: Family Vacation Resort, Bed & Breakfast, Country Guest House,. Cottage-Cabin Rental, Campground, Hunting & Fishing Camp, Trailer- R.V. Park, Convenience Store, Service Station, etc. Applications to be submitted to M.D. office by: August 10, 1989. Information and Applications may be obtained at the M.D. Office. ’• . . Brandon J. Smith ■ : Assistant Municipal Administrator 653-4977 or 328-4062 « • • • • will wash windows. Outside only. Call Lynne Tanner at 758-3107 or 758-6212 for estimate. Library All-Sorts Airlines invites you to join them on a trip tp Micronesia-Guam with Wallace and Mary Baker as hosts tonight, July 6th at 7:30 p.m. at the Seniors Centre. Worship Service at Magrath United Church Sunday July 9th at 9.45,3.with Rev. Douglas Cowan conducting his first service in Magrath/ Cardston Pastoral Charge House for sale: 2 bedrooms with laundry roan. Lot size 75x250. Asking $20,000. 41-lst.AveN. Magrath. Ph. 345-5121 after 4:30 p.m. Dr.& Mrs. Robert Leishman of Magrath are the proud parents of a baby daughter, Janet Anne, bom Thursday, June 22nd, 1989. Grandparents are Mrs. Joan Karren and Mr.& Mrs. Gerald Leishman r of Magrath Found: Child's eyeglasses at little park on Westside of town. Call News Office. • • • • • Cardston SchooL Division #2 invites applications fort Huttervi.Ue Colony. A full time assist­ant at’the Hutéeryille Colony school to work, with handicapped children for the 1989-1990 school year. Please forward letter of applica­tion and resume to: Dr. Neldon L. Hatch DirecTor of Special Services Cardstoh School Division #2 Box 10 Cardston, Alberta TOK OKO Applications to be recieved ro later than ' July 14, 1989. After a beautiful spring session for seniors at the University of Calgary, Herbert F. Dunham of Calgary and Agnes Sherman of Lethbridge were united in marriage June 14, 1989 at the LDS Chapel on Heritage Drive in Calgary by Bishop Larry Spackman. The happy couple will reside in Lethbridge. A wife lasts only for the length of the marriage but an ex-wife is there for the rest of your life. Lost: Between Magrath and Jensen Dam- 3 red life jackets. If found please call Dave Dudley at 758- 6354. Miss Janice Veale was guest of honor at a miscellaneous calling shower Wednesday, June 21st at the home of Barbara Ririe with co-host Elizabeth Strong, Patricia Dudley, and Susan Baril. ' . A lovely lunch weis served and Janice rec­eived an array of gifts for her new hone. Hay for Sale: Cut young, nigh protein. Feed test available. Ph. Dave Roberts 758-3696. SENIORS: The chicken supper at the Centre Wed July 12 at 6 p.m. is a pot-luck. Cost is $2.00 each. GREAT GIFT SUGGESTIONS: MAGRATH CURLING CLUB LOTTERY CALENDARS The Magrath Curling Club is now selling 1990 Lottery Calendars. 365 Draws for $50 a day and $100 a day the month of December and $1500 the 31st of December 1990. Calendars are only $30 each. Proceeds to help build a new Curl­ing Rink. Contact Brian Oliver at Magrath Paint and Body; Vicki at the Bank of Montreal or Evie at Home Hardware, or any member of the Magrath Curling Club. » Yogurt Slimline 175 g Heinz Ketchup - 2/99c Peanut Butter * Squirrel 1kg Salad Dressing Kraft 5OOml Clamato Juica Motts 1.36 liter. 269 CHEERIOS General Mills 575 g 349 Dog Food AL 380 g Paper Towels scot 2 pak JmE0 95c 019 ■■each Peanuts Planters 750g . 369 COOL WHIP 1 liter. |89 Cookies Paulins Ruffles 300g Cake Mix Robin Hood Pudding Cake Mixes 250g. POP Welch's Grape Pop 2 liter