| 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 EEPT; 758-3065 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Frida/ & Saturday.8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Vfednesday . ,.•. g a.m. to 1 p.m. THURSDAY, MARCH 27th, 1980 . MAGRATH, ALBERTA ************************************************************************************** HARDWARE. DEPARTMENT . ***[**** * *************** ******** ******************************************************* Special Value! Family-Sized 7-Pce Dinette Suite! 7 PIECE DINETTE SUITE - featuring 6 attractively upholstered Chairs in Beige & Brown Vinyl, ranch style Table with walnut grained arborite tcp. REGULAR $279.95 . 19995 5 PIECE DINETTE SUITE - 4 chairs upholstered in brown & beige vinyl. Square shaped table with brown walnut grained arborite tcp. 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REGULAR $229.00 $171 75 Handseme Deluxe Simmons HIEE-A-BED in attractive beige with brown leaf design. Complete with bolster cushions. Lots of sitting $A9Q space. Ideal sleeper . ■ Buyer Special at $499. 1OQK AT THIS PRICE . 1 USED GAS KITCHEN RAN®. In very good condition. PRICED AT. $75 --- ft fe Co-ordinates” The very latest fashions by Golden Crown in smart Co-Ordinates. See the 100% Cottons. Golden in the Crown Tweed Pant Suits ■very latest fashion. SPRING DRESSES Lovely new Spring Dresses in becoming styles and fabrics. Fashionable Boucles, Terry and Cottons in smart fashions for the New Season ahead. SPRING BLOUSES Gorgeous new Spring Blouses in becoming styles, patterns and shades. 50% Cotton, 50% Polyester. PRICED AT T-SHIRTS Be sure to see the sporty new T Shirts for Spring and Summer. Plains and figures. --- Z” , KIDS’WEAR i s24 $65 New Spring Arrivals for Kiddies PANTS: Sizes 2-3X, 4 to 6X T SHIRTS: Smart new Cotten & Polyester T Shirts for Boys & Girls PONCHOS: Vinyl Ponchos for Kiddies in assorted sizes & colors. $4.95, $5.95 JACKETS: Smart satin Sport Jackets with knit wrist and waist. Two styles in collar or mandarin. $30.00 DRESSES: Girls Dresses in cute styles for Spring. Sizes 4 - 6X. MUSCLE SHIRTS & T SHIRTS: Styled for the Spring and Summer seasen in a number of becoming fashions. $6.95 BE SURE TO COME UPSTAIRS AND SEE THESE NEW SPRING FASHIONS Think Spring! Let us show you our new arrivals and help you plan your warm weather wardrobe. Orif'Af'l Ta LADIES WINTER COATS & JACKETS F I IVvU I Vf VICC1I LADIES DRESSES, SUITS, ETC. Michael Jensen won'1st in , 2nd in in Shakespeare and Dennis Strong won > , Michelle Strong won 1st in 2nd in Dramatic. Vicki Strong won Dramatic. Kimberly Norton won 2nd The following students of Shirley Perry were Certificate winners in the recent Cardston Festival: Ilena Anderson, 1st, Canadian Poetry; Donald Ririe, 1st, Canadian, 2nd Dramatic Poetry; Michael Pilling 2nd Canadian Poetry; 1st with Michael Jensen Duologues. Doulogue and 1st in Sonnet Drmatic, in Mime, in Storytelling, _ 1st in Dramatic and Canadian poetry 2nd in Lyric Lyric, 2nd in in Drmatic, in Lyric and in Canadian poetry. Marilyn Norton won 1st in Canadian Poetry, 2nd in Storytelling. Jenny Kerr won 2nd in Canadian Poetry. Joan Harker Ririe, beloved wife of Ronald Ririe of Salt Lake City, Utah passed away Monday, March 24th following a lengthy illness. She was 45 years of age. Left to cherish her memory besides her husband Ron are two sons Kent and Kevin, eight sisters Hope ‘Jensen, Mabel Pack and Fern Heggie all of Raymond, Phoebe Norton, Gloria Alston of Magrath, Martha Wright of Edmonton, Vivian Avery of Burbank, Calif., LaMar Ashton of Concord, Calif.; her father-in-law Horace Ririe of Magrath. , She was predeceased by her parents Nephi and Harriet Harker, three brothers Clare, Cline and Ray. Funeral services were held this Thursday afternoon in Salt Lake City, Utah. A Farewell Service honoring Tom Sparks was held in the Magrath LDS Chapel Sunday afternoon. Opening prayer was offered by Rob Oler. Opening remarks were given by Bishop Bob West and speakers for the service included Eugene Parkins, Hugh Harding, Melvin Wong, Seig Widmer and Tom. Special musical number was a piano/flute duet by Linda Williams The closing prayer was Brandon. Tom reports to the Lake City, Utah, April to his mission in Las Vegas He spent the week parents Mr. and Mrs. Warren returning to Edmonton where employed. DRIVER TRAINING - beginning For Insurance reductions requirements are: If you have a Learners (Class 7) 10 hours Classroom, 10 hr$. in car - $165.00; If you have Class 5 you require 10 hrs. in by the hour only - we’ve had for this classroom sessions Flannel Pyjamas Men's Flannelette Pyjamas in assorted designs and styles. Popular colors. FEGULAR $9.95 RAINCOATS $19,95 - $39.95 Wtanqfer Corduroy Jeans in April in Magrath. and Susan Vadnais. offered by Charles BROKEN SIZE RANGE IN MEN S WRANGLER CORDS. BROWN/ GREY/ NAW. REGULAR $21.95 Be prepared for rainy weather (hopefully) this Spring with a suitable Rain Jacket. We have several styles to choose fran in Vinyls and , as well as rubber. Mission Home in Salt 3rd before reporting , Nevada. visiting with his Sparks before he has been RUBBER FOOTWEAR RUBBER BOOTS Classroom $16.50. session we hope to have the here as , 6 hrs, in Car. $130. With the good response well. We had planned on students car-pooling to Lethbridge for classroom part. E. Scott, Ph. 752-4296 EXCHANGED BY MISTAKE: Tan leather coat at the LDS Church. I would like to get mine back. Morrie Tuff, Ph. 758-3634. Mr. and Mrs. Brice Gurney and family are Magrath visitors. Brice is a patient in the Magrath Municipal Hospital, wife Linda and children are guests of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Walden Gurney. the RUBBERS A good stock of Rubber Boots in Canadian makes as well . as inports. Irrigation styles too in the higher boot. Plain and steel arch supports. $8.95 - $19.95 Select the Rubbers you need in Western, Sandal or Toe Stretch Rubbers. $3.95 - $13.95 r DEL BONITA BORDER BEEF CLUB NEWS The Del Bonita Border Beef Club held their meeting and judging competition on March 8th Vernon Carter led the singing of ”0 Canada" Scott Althen led in the pledge. Becky Mehew gave the roll call and secretary report. Jeff Powlesland gave the treas ury report. • At our judging competition we were taught how to rate calves. On March 29th, 3 - 5 p.m. all 4H Clubs in Alberta will have a skating party. The first year beginners were given a 4H pheasant project information sheet. 4H Grace was given by Gwen Mehew. Todd Carter ldd in "God Save the Queen". Our private talks were held March luth at 7 p.m. Ed Newton led in "0 Canada". Denise Jorgensen led in the 4 H pledge. Our first in the senior talks was Denise Jorgensen, was was led winner second Gwen Mehew. In Junior Talks Todd Carter first, Dean Jorgensen, second. Ed Newton in "God Save the Queen". Reporter - Andy Kolasko. MAGRATH 4 H CALF CLUB NEWS The Magrath 4 H Beef Club held their recent meeting with Janice Wocknitz leading in the pledge. The 4 H Club is having a calf tour and judging on March 22th, and will meet at Arthur Wocknitz at 9 a.m. Judging at Keslers followed by lunch. Members are to send away for Calgary Power’s Energy Guide Work Book and complete it. The meeting adjourned at 5 p.m. The ing on calves Sherri Schneyder, and Duane Kesler, held at Johnny Schnevders and Greg Keslers. A Pot Luck lunch was enjoyed by everyone at Greg Keslers. Tim Fyfe, Club Reporter. Club had their Calf tour and judg- March 22nd. The club viewed the of Janice, Joan and Judy Wocknitz, and Jimmy Davies, Tim Fyfe, Debbie A judging was Congratulations are being extended to former Magrath resident, Dorothy Minor of Claresholm who was crowned Queen of the Flying Farmers Association at their 26th annual Convention held in Medicine during the weekend. ' Don Althen of Twin Rivers ed as one of the directors for year. Bill Minor is immediate ident of the organization. Attending the convention were Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Balderson of Magrath. Man's Jantzen Sweaters in Pullovers, Cardigans and Vests. Assorted styles and knits in plains and patterns. REGULAR $22 to $65 29’5 »35 Nfen's New Stretch Denim Jeans by Lee. Popular Boot Cut. Jantzen SWEATERS Western style Lee Brand Denim Jackets. Well tailored. New Arrivals. *35 Men’s Jeans Men's Work Boots GREB #887 Work Boot ankle high, black leather 'with leather sole. . Sizes: 7,9,9^,10,11. ap!>olnt’ RECTMR S45io coming ■ Hat was the past pres- Piano students of Mrs. Alma Davies presented a Piano Recital Thursday evening, March 20th in the Seminary Room of the LDS Church. Taking part on the program were Paige Milner, Sharee Lawlor, Kristi Atwood, Julie Dainard, Lissa Ojala, Vynet Miller, Donald Clarke, Debbie Raasch, Mary Lou Davies, Eden Engen, Donna Jean Beazer, LeAnne Davies, Shonna Webster, Greg Davies, Barbara Balderson, Änne Malmberg, Tyler Mandin, Denise Norton and Dan Davies. Following the performance of the artists a social with refreshments was enjoyed by students, parents and guests. RUNNERS 1 COUNTER OF BASKETMASTER RUNNERS. Assorted sizes and colors. REGULAR $6.95 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ririe had as their overnight guests her brother and sister-in-law Mr. Mrs. Len Kumlin of Calgary. ' ************************ KEEP THIS DATE IN MIND - FOOD FAIR, APRIL 19th, SPONSORED BY THE BAND PARENTS ASSOCIATION. IMPORTANT - to YOU and to ME! Have you contributed to the BAND HISTORY BOOK? This is your last opportunity for entries of' experiences, events, trips, practises, and awards. If you are not pleased at a later date with the 60NTENTS of the BOOK, YOU have only YOURSELF to blame! If you failed to participate or contribute, we cannot be responsible. WE WANT and NEED your help! Hurry before April 1st is over! Remember, give information to Viola Miller or drop off at the Co Op. The Garden City Senior Citizens Assoc, will hold their monthly Pot Luck Dinner Friday, March 28 at 1 p.m. in the Lounge at the Drip In Centre. Membership fees of $5 each for 1980 are due. Everyone welcome. Please remind your friends and neighbors. Everyone welcome, ing after f CEILIDH - 7:30 p.m. or older. Also guest artists, ial evening. NOTICE: The Women’s Hospital Auxiliary will hold its regular meeting Thursday afternoon, April 3rd at 2 p.m. in the Hospital Nurses Lounge. Dear Friends: Your cards and flowers were deeply appreciated at the time when my mother passed away. Pat Carter. THANK YOU: We would like to thank the membe of the Magrath 1st Ward for the ber that came out to have their for the Sesquicentennial Family special thanks to Jean Lybbert, Thomson and Desmonia Harris. Rulon Thomson and Warren Harris. the dinner. Card play- School all 18 Friday, March 28th, Tickets - $1.50 for 55 dancers to perform for Don't miss this A. Stevenson. COLORFUL BATHROOM SETS EGG COLORING KIT Now you can color Easter Eggs quickly and skilfully with the new Egg Coloring Kit. Canes carplete with 5 different colors. 1" Gym yrs. you. spec- Beautiful 4 piece Bath sets - Rug, Tank Cover, Lid Cover & Top. 1995 goodly numphotos taken Album. A Marguerite ATTENTION: The fifth Annual Meeting of the Archaeological Society of Alberta will be held at the Lethbridge Lodge Hotel April 12th and 13th. The program will be an Alberta 75th Anniversary event dealing with archaeology in Alberta in restrospect and prospect. Informed speakers will talk on different aspects of archaeology covering this province from the , northern boreal forests to the southern plains Banquet speaker will be Dr. Charles Schweger of the University of Alberta who will discuss and show slides on Canada's oldest known habitation site, the Old Crow site in the Yukon. Recent exciting discoveries and new evidence show that ancient man was living in western Canada about 40,000 years before the present time. Sunday there will be a field trip into the foothills where interesting archaeological and geological features will be seen and explained. Everyone is welcome. Finformation re registration and program from: The Archaeological Society of Alberta, J.H. Carpenter, 2117 - 145h Ave S., Lethbridge. Ph. 327-2081 (REGULAR $1.99) (REGULAR $24.95) LATCH HOOK Suitable for all types of Yarn. For your handicraft and rug making needs. Easter Chocolates Delicious Chocolates and Candies for Easter including Mints, Turtles Assorted Mints and Pot Of Gold Chocolates. COSMETIC BAGS FOR SALE: 4 wheel Utility Trailer. $100.00. Phone 758-3778. ' FOR SALE: Susuki 550. 8000 miles. Doug Anderson Ph. 758-3235. WANTED: Man for Hardware Dept. Steady employment. . See L.N. Turner. . , TRAVEL WANTED: Alfalfa seed to grow in window boxes. Eileen Fitzgerald. Ph. 758-3556. COSMETIC BAGS FOR YOUR TRAVEL NEEDS sizes, shapes and styles including & Assorted Vinyl lined, fitted cases with cosmetic jars, eto' $3,95 - $10,95 healih & beauty aids SKIN CREAM PONDS You will find a good assortment of PONDS SKIN CREAMS including Cold Cream, Vanishing Cream and Moisture Cream. PRICED EM $1,25 - $3.25 CHANTILLY ULTRA RICH HAND & BODY CREAM Large 8 oz Jar of rich beauty cream for hands and body. REGULAR $7.00 .$3,75 Cachet Gift Set Popular Cadtet Cosnetic Sets in assorted styles including Colognes, lotions, Spray Mists, etc. $9 50 - $15 95 T . . CACHET PERFUMES ’ ' ’ lovely gift items or treat yourself to a new Cachet Perfurre PRICED FROM $2,25 - $12,95 O1 n CACHET DUSTING POWDER Pleasantly scented Cachet Dusting Powder for use after your bath. $5,95 Mr. and Mrs. George T. Dudley and Mr. and Mrs. Fay Walker invite their friends to a Calling Wedding Reception in honor of Mary Ann and Morris at the Raymond Stake Centre, Wednesday, April 2nd, 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. No formal invitations are being cent; NOTICE: Magrath U.C.W. will meet Tuesday, Apr. 1st in the United Church Hall at 7:30 p.m. Hostesses are Alma Whitt and Marie Minor. Roll call - tea towels for Canyon Church Camp. THANK YOU: I would like to thank the Doctors, Nurses, and Staff of the Magrath Municipal Hospital for the kind care and attention to friends and nighbors cards I received. They Si - $2,10 Cosmetic Puffs Cosmetic Puffs for BEAUTY, FIRST AID AND BABY CARE. SOFT AND ABSORBENT, I received while a patient; for visits, flowers, and were most appreciated. Hans Kulcsar. by Vaielfne INTENSIVE CARE Bath Beads SPRING SUPPER - will be Church Wednesday, April Adults $4.00, Children 12 and under $2.50. is invited to attend. Norma Owens. held in the Magrath United 2nd from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Everyone Tickets are available from Vaseline ■ (srtNSivt c**t æFT & TOAMY Lightly scented nan greasy blend of emollient oils that soften dry,, even flaky skin. £59 NOTICE: All Senior Citizens of Magrath & District ’ interested in going on Bus trips during the summer are invited to come to the Terrace on Wed. at 2 p.m. to take. to discuss future trips that you April 2nd would like (Regular $2.79) BATH OIL For a refreshing, delightful bath. REG. $2.20. AAAAAAAAAA A A* AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA CHURCH BASKETBALL Magrath 3rd Ware Veterans won the Stake and Regional Basketball , finals during the weekend in games played in Raymond and Lethbridge. This weekend they will play in the Regional Playoffs to be held in CalgAry at the 17th Ave. Chapel. Game time is 5 p.m. "Opened by mistake" applies more often to mouths than it does to mail. , ATTENTION PROPANE USERS: After April 9/80 we must refuse to fill propane bottles that are over 10 years old. Bring your cylinders in and we will have them sent away and checked, new valves installed and a date stamp put on. If we refuse to fill your bottle please do not get angry, everyone has had plenty of warning. Hardware Dept. NOTICE: Anyone knowing who won the Hospital Auxiliary Nurses Scholarship in 1956, please contact Mildred Harker. This information is needed for the History Book the Auxiliary is making. SEE THE NEW SPRING ARRIVALS IN THE LADIES DEPT. Becoming new ensembles for Easter Sunday, *80. Meat Values •»« Turkeys utility grade 10-12#, .18 97$ Ham Steak centre cuts . .» Short. Ribs ® f . . LB Ham Roast swifts. .-I39 LUNCHEON MEAT SALOMI OR SUMMER SAUSAGE 6 OZ . 69' **************************** *******************A**** Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ehlert are home from a winter holiday spent in Needles, Calif, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kearl of the Diamond Willow’ Terrace observed their 62nd Wedding Anniversary Tuesday, March 25/80. The occasion was celebrated with their children Gaelynd and Norma Pilling, Jack and Donna Kearl at a family dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Ves Sabey have returned home from Needles, Calif, where they spent the winter months. Mrs. Irana Lyle and family of Calgary are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Alston. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Christensen and Mr. and Mrs. Phil Sheer have returned from a winter holiday spent in Needles, Calif. DISTRICT AGRICULTURISTS REPORT Fertilizing Your Lawn: At the start of the growing season, established lawns will benefit from an application of fertilizer containing nitrogen. A fertilizer that contains two parts nitrogen to one part phosphate such as 27-14-0 is ideal. Apply at a rate that provides 2 lbs. N to 1000 sq. ft. of lawn. A second application will be required during the first two week6 of July. Applications made late in the growing season, after August 14, but before the grass goes dormant are not recommended. When using inorganis fertilizers, apply them when the humidity is low and turf is dry to avoid "burning". Inorganic fertliz- ers will become available to the grass more quickly when watered-in immediately after application. Fertilizer should be spread evenly in two directions at right angles to each other as you would for seed. COURSES TO WATCH FOR: First Annual Rabbit Producers Convention, April 12 & 13, Sport- ex Building, Edmonton. Breeds, Diseases, Housing, Equipment, Running a Rabiitry, Nutrition, etc. Call us at 653-4461 for more information. ************************************* DENTAL HEALTH MONTH April is Dental Health Month and the theme for 1980 is "Good Mouthkeeping". The dental department of Chief Mountain Health Unit is undertaking many projects in the communities and school system to help make more people aware of their dental health. Several articles will be forthcoming in the following weeks. . WHAT IS DENTAL PLAQUE? The identification and understanding of plaque ranks as one of the most important dental discoveries ever made. Plaque is a sticky, colourless, nearly transparent bacterial film which continuously forms on your teeth. Bacteria thrive in the sticky film that builds up constantly on teeth and gums. Dentists place strong emphasis on controlling plaque. Dental researchers are busily exploring ways of preventing plaque buildup in the hope of stopping cavities and and gum diseases. Most people realize that their mouths contain millions, even billions of bacteria. There'are many kinds of bacteria but scientists have recently identified the streptococci family as probably playing a major role in tooth decay. The proper control of the plaque in which these harmful bacteria thrive is not accidental it must be learned. It requires the teamwork of you and your dentist to keep you mouth free from disease. To help prevent dental decay and gum disease, bacterial plaque should be removed from all tooth surfaces a minimum of once a day Use of dental floss and a toothbrush are necessary. Children and decay-prone adults should regularly use a fluoride toothplaste in addition to drinking fluroidated water. The intake of sweets, particularly sweet snacks, should be limited. Gardening Landscaping - April 23 & 30th at 1:30 p.m. Boundary Creek School. D.L. Steed, John Knapp, D. A.’s. ATTENTION: All interested in coaching Soccet meet at the School, Tuesday, April 1st at 7:30 p.m. • «•»••••«••••ft . ** Thistles alBo have flowers»1« COCKTAIL TOMATO CLAM W.F. 1,26 LITRES i« Margarine A. G. 1# PRINTS 2.99e Rakes of Ham maple leaf 6,6 oz 1» Nestle s Quik 2 lb . . . . . . Vegetable Soup campbells iooz I » Cheerios CEREAL 025 G 3i89e |29 TIDE 12 LITRES 7« Liquid Cleaner 56's Oranges VALENC I A .56's 5« 89« Golden Delicious 3 LB. BAGS ONIONS JUMBO NO. 1 99* 2i29c Green Cabbage TEXAS GREEN 2i39‘
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