Magrath Store News (November 29, 1979)

• Main Author: Magrath Trading Store
• Format: Journal/Newspaper
• Language: English
• Published: J. A. Ririe 1979
• Subjects: Magrath (Alta.) > Newsletters; Alta; Canada; Norway; Coleman; Rasmussen; Davidson; Christensen; Clifford; Kendall; Cora; Parka; Bonanza; Elva; Percy; Halliday; Macleod; Moser; Two Brothers; Lorna; Keeler; Judd; Wakefield; Barclay; McCallum; Spirit River; Rycroft; Rae
• Online Access: http://digitallibrary.uleth.ca/cdm/ref/collection/sanl/id/2444

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, NOVEMBER 29th, 1979 .MAGRATH, ALBERTA. **************************************************************************** UPSTAIRS LADIES WEAR DON'T MISS THESE GREAT BARGAINS FOR CHRISTMAS GIFT GIVING! LADIES DRESSES, PANT SUITS, JACKETS, KIDDIES THINGS. Great Gift Ideas that are sure to make a hit. V2 Price Special! ******************************************************* Long Quilted Robes for Ladles Ladies Lovely long Housecoats including delightful Nylon Quilted with fibrefil. Assorted colors and patterns. . Sleep Gowns Ladies Nightgowns in a host becoming styles and shades. Brushed Nylon in plains or figures. 20% OFF ************************* LDREN’S WEAR LEOTARDS Kiddies Nylon stretch Leotards in popular shades of Pink, White, Blue. $2,25 PR. & UP WINTER BOOTS WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF KIDDIES WINTER BOOTS IF YOUR CHILD NEEDS A PAIR, ®T THEM SOCN. ’ 1/2 price Co-ordinates” New Arrivals in popular Paris Star Co-Ordinates including Slacks, Skirts, Blazers, Sweaters and Blouses. Smart Rose and Blue shades. VELOUR SETS New for the Holidays. Two and three piece sets in becoming fashions. VELVET BLAZERS Black & Brown Velvets in smart fashions for the Festive Season. The Varsity Valleyball ¿am has finished off the season in second place. They attended many tournaments and did very well in each. The participation was excellent and each girl worked very hard and put in many hours to get where they did. Congratulations girls. The Junior High Vlleyball Tournament was held on Saturday Nov. 17th. The teams that participated were Del Bonita, Cardston, Glenhill and Magrath, Grades 7-9. The competition was very good and all teams performed well. The Magrath Grade 8 Girls were undefeated and the Grade 7 & 9 girls both reached the finals and ended in second place. Keep in mind the Annual Basketball Tournament on December 7 & 8th. Eight teams will be participating. MESSAGE TO BAND STUDENTS & PARENTS Magrath needs a band. Special cel­ebrations for Alberta's birthday will be held this summer and Dr. Kennard CHRISTMAS BY THE YARD TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR PRE—CHRISTMAS SALE ON FABRICS INCLUDING ALL OUR SUITINGS, DRESS FABRICS, PRINTS, BROADCLOTHS, LIN­INGS, GINGHAMS, KNITS (with the exception of Nylon Tricot). 20% OFF STOCKING STUFFERS has expressed a desire to do all he can to help prepare our band for these. Dr. Kennard has been working with those members of the band who are willing to try and keep it going. He has been driving to Magrath two mornings a week on his own time to help try and keep our kids practising and give them much needed help. Some of these mornings there have been a pitiful few in attendance to compensate for his time. Dr. Kennard has also agreed to try and have a Christmas concert (which would really be a treat for all of us) but he can only do that if the students will put forth the effort to come to the practises. We can't have much of a band concert with only eight or ten kids. If the concern for the band is really as great as it appears to be, we hope that the . parents will get behind their band students and encourage them to attend Dr. Kennard's early morning classes. These are held Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 7:30 a.m. Certainly we can't complain about the lack of band opportunities, the School Board, or anything else if we refuse to take advantage of the opportunities which are offered to us. Come on kids, let's all get together and give the band a second chance - and Dr. Kennard a big shock by showing up for early morning band Tuesday, Dec. 4th. Band Parents Association. I would like to announce that I have been appointed agent for the P & H elevator which had been operated by the late Glen Leishman. I wish to take this opportunity to invite all of Glen's old friends and customers, and any new friends of his or mine to call at the elevator and get aquainted, you will be most welcome. Lawrence Hillmer will still be there and we will appreciate seeing you. Come in any time. Yours truly, Lloyd Meldrunu NOTICE: The Women's Hospital Auxiliary will hold it's Christmas meeting on Thursday afternoon, Dec. 6th at 2 P.M. in the Nurses Lounge. Ladies please bring a gift for exchange not exceeding $2.00. All ladies are invited to attend. CHRISTMAS GIFT BAZAAR - Saturday, Dec. 1st, 3 p.m. in the L.D.S. Cultural Hall sponsored by the 3rd Ward Elders. SEWING MACHINE EMBROIDERY CLASS - Adult Education after Christmas. Beginning and Advanced. Ph. 758-3685. FOR SALE: 320 gal. water tank; household articles. Phone [phone] FOR SALE: one used Natural Gas Furnace 80,000 BTU output. In good working condition. Hall C. Poulsen, 758-3062 CKETS sincerely Matron, N the wonderful THANK YOU: We wish to thank the Doctors, the and Hospital Staff for care Ila received while a patient in the Magrath Hospital. We also wish to express our app­reciation for the lovely flowers, gifts, cards and food which we have received from relatives and friends. It is our confirmed opinion that Magrath and district is most fortunate to have such skillful dedicated Doctors and such an efficiently operated Hosp­ital. Hall & Ila Poulsen. THANK YOU: We would like to express sincere thanks and appreciation to our friends for their many acts of kindness, phone calls, visits, sympathy cards, flowers, food brought to our home, hospital visits, cards, gifts, prayers; for homes offered and opened up to visiting friends and’ relatives, and for helping in any way during our recent sad ber­eavement. We want you to know your thoughtfulness is really appreciated. Thanks again. VEST Reversible Vests. Striped reversing to knit back. Assorted colors. Boys' Nylon SIZES: our Ed & Lois Lawlor & family. NOTICE: Cardston applications for ucation Co-Ordinator, tions is December 20, 1979. Please submit applications and personal regime to: C.M. Pilling, Secretary-Treasurer, Cardston School Div. #2; Box 10, Cardston, Alberta. TOK OKO. ten's Fall & Winter Jackets and Coats in a host of pop­ular styles including down filled, polyfilled in quilt­ed nylon shells; Drills and Twills in plain and fur trinmed. Regular Jacket and Parka Styles. 20% Velour and Terry Shirts in assorted styles and colors. Make ideal gifts for the Man on your shopping list. $25 to $50 - 18 29“ ■■ each 10 SHIRTS 20% OFF School Division #2 invites the position of Adult Ed- Deadline for applica- NOTICE: Applications will be received for the position of Grader Operator for the Del Bonita area. This is a full time position and housing is available. Applications will be received until December 10, 1979. Please '• mail them to: Mr. R.W. Legge, Secretary - Treasurer, M.D. of Cardston No. 6; Box Cardston, Alberta. 580, ATTENTION: Garden City Senior Citi­zens’ Pot Luck Dinner - Friday, November 30th, 1 p.m. in the Lounge. Charge of $1.00 per person. Guests please bring salads and desserts. Everyone welcome. LOST: Set of keys with New York shy­line on tab. Finder please phone [phone]. Slacks for Men FOR SALE: Honda MR50. No $200. Phone [phone]. less than NOTICE: Would like to do Barbara Bradley, Ph. NOTICE: Diamond Willow Terrace will hold their first annual Tea & Bazaar Friday, November 30th from 2 - 4:30 There will be a Craft Table & Bake Table. Everyone is invited to attend. A nice assortment of ten's Slacks in plains, checks and plaids. Broken sizes V2 Price AA**A*A*A*A*A***AA**A NOTICE: Magrath 2nd Ward Family Christmas Party, Friday, Nov. 30th 7 p.m. The Sweet Adelines will be featured on the program. Family dance to follow. Everyone please bring your favorite treat. babysitting. 758-3682. Btü tIUtMBLt Twin size Sets including 1 . .at, 1 fitted, 1 pillcw case. Assorted designs. QUEEN SIZE FITTED SHEET - odds n’ end' REGULAR 6.95 $13.95 T REGULAR 4 Q OJ $22.95 I'O'e'ch BEG. $25.95 19“ Pillows Foam Pillows in floral patterned coverings. REGULAR $3.95-$4.95 TOWELS Bath Towels in attractive stripes or checks in assort­ed shades. REGULAR PRICE 4 QC $2.95 . 1 99 FACE CLOTHS BLANKETS REGULAR $14.95 Esmond Blankets in popular Shades of Blue, Cinnamon, Gold, Beige, Pink. REGULAR 59C Matching Faoe Cloths in checks or stripes. REMINDER: at 7 p.m. St. Joseph’s C.W.L. Meeting, Dec. 5th at the home of Joann Takacs .> Knonaa cowan, aaugnter ui in. ¿au Mrs. Grenp’d Cowan of Magrath, and Bruce Hil. ^r, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hillmer of Del Bonita, were united in marriage in St. John’s Lutheran Church, Magrath, with Pastor Fred Hertwig officiating. Matron of honor was Linda Grover of Medicine Hat. Bridesmaids were Loretta Cowan and Cathy Hillmer. The bride was beautiful in a long white dress of fortrel trimmed with lace and she wore a shoulder length veil. Her corsage was red roses. The attendants wore long blue flowered dresses and carried* coral corsages with matching hair pieces. Best man was Monty Helgeson and groomsmen were Brad Helgeson and Bill Graveland. The groom was attired in a light blue tuxedo and his attendants wore blue jackets and black pants. Keith Hillmer and Earl Cowan ushered the guests. Mother of the bride wore a floor length gown of blue fortrel with a corsage of red roses. The groom's mother’s dress was floor length in dusty rose. A beautiful reception was held in the German Canadian Hall, Lethbridge, followed by a dance. Pearl Wakefield and Bonnie Shaw decorated the beautiful wedding cake which was in the form of a church with steps leading up to the door. Marvin Hillmer was master of ceremonies for the evening, and Glen Grover, uncle of the bride, gave the toast to the bride. Relatives of the bride attending from a distance included Ervin & Norma Cowan & family, Vegreville; John & Harriet Cowan & family, Edmonton; Alex & Gladys Cowan & family, New Norway; Percy & Carol Cowan & family, High River; Clifford & Frances Cowan & family, Alvin & Leonard Cowan; Ruby Church & family, Berta Taylor & family all of Stettler; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Grover, Glen & Carol Grover & family of Rycroft, Judy Boake & family of Bonanza, Dana Pyvus & Dallas of Spirit River. Friends attending included Les & Elva Knapp of Stettler, Ray &• Pearl Wakefield, Bob & Bonnie Shaw, Les & Sherri Hewitt all of Coronation; Dan & Cathy McCallum of Stony Plain. The happy couple will make their home in Wrentham. FOR RENT: 3 bedroom suite with fridge & stove. Phone [phone]. ’ FOR SALE: 12 Suffolk ewe’lambs. Phone 752­4103, Gordon Wilde, Welling. FOR SALE: Wurlitzer organ. Ph. 758-6822. Mr. Garth Coleman is visiting with his daughter Brenda Bolster and husband in Brownsville, Texas. Ladies "Fun Spiel" Saturday, December 15th. All interested ladies welcome. Phone Donna Balderson, 758-6591 or Susan Johnson, 758-6370 by December 10th. Small fee charged. THANK YOU: We would like to thank everyone who helped make Rhonda & Bruce’s wedding, a lovely day. A special thanks to Evie Hillmer, Karen Wakefield, Sadie Rasmussen, Delores Fellger and Vai Kubassak. Grenald & Jean Cowan, Albert & Marge Hillmer, Bruce & Rhonda Hillmer, LOST: JBrown down-filled jacket with fur collar, near Magrath. Ph. 758-6696. NOTICE: Magrath United Church Women will hold their Pot Luck Supper and Christmas party Tuesday, December 4th at 6:(k0 p.m. in the United Church Hall. Ladies are reminded to bring a $2.00ffiit for exchange and Sunshine Pal Christmas card. RUBBER FOOTWEAR MAGRATH HIGH SCHOOL INVITATIONAL BASKETBALL TOURN­AMENT - Friday & Saturday, December 7 & 8, 1979. The Magrath High School will host its opening Invitational Tournament on Friday & Saturday, Dec. 'th & 8th. All eight teams from the Southern Alb­erta 4A League will will be played with on Saturday. Friday's games L.C.I be participating. Eleven games four on Friday evening and seven p.m. p • m • p « in ■ p • in • are as follows: Rams vs St. Marys Warriors Cardston Cougars vs. Catholic Central Cougars Magrath Zeniths vs Kate Andrews Gaels Raymond Comets vs Winston Churchill Bulldogs continue at 10 a.m. on Saturday with the 5:00 6:30 8:00 9:30 Games will Championship final set for 8:30 p.m. Ticket Prices (11 game pass) 12 & over $5.00 1 session 12 & over $2.00 Under 12 $4.00 (11 game pass) $1.50 per session. We appreciate your support. SCHEDULE FOR THE COLTS BASKETBALL TEAM Date Mon. Sat. Mon. Dec. Dec. Dec. 3 8 10 Home Colts Ft. Macleod Colts. Away Pincher Colts Native Friend­ship Time 8:15pm 10:45am School Magrath FP Walsh Jan. 8 Jan 14 Jan 21 Tues Mon. Mon. Thurs. Jan 31 Mon. Feb. 4 Walkers Colts Can. Packers Pincher Colts Centre Colts ' Brocket > Colts i Colts Ft. Macleod 8:15 9:15 8:15 8:15 8:15 pm Thurs. Feb 21 Brocket Tues. Feb. 26. N.F. Cr. pm pm pm pm 1 8:15 Magrath 8:15 p.m Halton. 9:15 pm Mon. Mar. 3 Colts Mon. Mar. 10 Colts Colts Mat thew Colts Civic Centre. Walkers 8:15 pm Magrath. Can. Packers 8:15 Magrath. We appreciated your support last year, and welcome you to the games this year. Hi Suit Men's Nylon ¡ Snow Suits. Full zipper $69,95 - $79 OVERSHOES Men's Overshoes for Winter including: Flyers, Canmodors, 4 Buckles, Western styles. $8.95 - $19.95 Insulated Boots Keep those feet comf­ortable this winter. $1495 Magrath Coalhurst Magrath L.C.I. Matthew Halton, pm pm RUBBER BOOTS Canadian and Import Rubber Boots includ­ing steel shanked Irrigator. $8.95 - $19.95 Meh’s Dress Socks Men's "King Step" Executive knee length dress hose. 50% wool, 50% nylon REGULAR $2.50 pr J 95 A real strong showing of Charoláis cattle was at the Rocky Mountain Show this year. Approximately 70 head from most parts of the province were represent­ed. The Charoláis Futurity Sale was a great success as well. 20 head of heifer calves averaged $1657.50. A high price of $2600 from Lang Bros., Olds, for a Highfield Stock Farm entry. . Judge for the show was Ed Noad of High River. Top placings included: Charoláis Bull Calf bom 1979 - 1~s~t~ - G_r__e_e_n_ _V_a_l_e_ _F_a_r_m_s,, Bashaw. 2. Sir JOR ULl-t-i-m-a-t--e 21-MC Jorgensen Bros. Del Bonita; Charoláis Bull bom Apr. 16/78 to Dec. 31/78 - 1st Sir JOR 43B Aiglon 66K-RMC. 20510, Jorgensen Bros. Reserve Jr. Champion Charoláis Bull — Sir JOR Ultimate 2L-MC 24809 - Jorgensen Nros. Charoláis Bulls bom 1977- 1st — Rocky Charoláis RanchAirdrie; 2nd — Sir JOR 181 Janitor 3J—MC 20309, Jorgensen Bros. Charoláis Heifer born 1979 1st - Flat Valley Farm, Hilda; 2nd - Highfield Stock Farms, Okotoks, 3rd - Miss CJC ABE Interpol IL - Dale Jorgensen. Charoláis Female bom 1978- lst Highfield Stock Farms. 2nd Lang Bros. Farms. 3rd - Robt. Davidson, Twin Butte; 4th - Miss JOR Excalibur 15K-FC 33682, Jorgensen Bros. 5 th - Miss Cabotin 3K-FFc 5563, Dale Jorgensen. Charoláis female bom 1977 with calf at foot - 1st - Highfield Stock Farms, 2nd — Miss JOR Aig­lon 19J-FC 29119, Jorgensen Bros. Charoláis Breeders Herd - 1st Green Vale Farms. 2nd Jorgen­sen Bros. Ski Pants Boys Ski Pants in N10av-y1. 8.S izes: <yC REGULAR $29.95 JWCKCTS Ifen's Insulated Jackets in dark brcwn shade. Polyfil, nylon quilted shell. Brcwn only. PRICED AT 2595 and Drill Warmly lined. (I) ELECTRIC ICE CREAM FREEZER Five quart capacity. Cedar wood con­struction. »»««>! $4388 Simon Bectronic Game Computerized memory-tester popular with game fans. .Batteriesextra. $g^8g / (B) SUNBEAM DELUXE MIXMASTER Complete with two stainless steel bowls and dough kneading attachment. 300 watts. M9Q88 Tl 25144526 . I (F) WESTBEND ELECTRIC ORIENTAL WOK Distributes heat evenly for preparing all­in- one specialties. No-stick interior, dishwasher safe with automatic control removed. $KJ88 77 25144532 : . . GREAT VALUE! (J) 13" LAZY SUSAN Ceramic. nsiw« 4. • > ' ■ mI TÏ fc- B , À WE STILL HAVE A BIT OF CARPET IEFT AT OUR SAIE PRICES AT $4.99 & $4.88 j sq. yd. L If Channel 7 & 13 are not as good cxi your TV as Channel 10, you have • Antenna problems. We have every­thing to make it work properly. Flat TV cable, OQAX Cable, Transformers, etc. Btü tNHMBLt Twin size Sets including 1 xxat, 1 fitted, 1 pillcw case. Assorted designs. REG. $25.95 REGULAR $22,95 QUEEN SIZE FITTED SHEET - odds n' end" REGULAR $13.95 T95 Pillows Foam Pillows in floral patterned coverings. REGULAR $3.95-$4.95 TOWELS Bath Tcwels in attractive stripes or checks in assort­ed shades. BLANKETS Esmond Blankets in REGULAR $14.95 popular fehades of Blue, Cinnamon, Gold, Beige, Pink. 8.95 V each REGULAR PRICE rf $2.95 . I W FACE CLOTHS REGULAR 59« . Matching Face Cloths in checks or stripes. REMINDER: at 7 p.m. St. Joseph's C.W.L. Meeting, Dec. 5th at the home of Joann Takacs. Knonaa cowan, uaugncer o± m Mrs. Gren 1 Cowan of Magrath, and Bruce Hillmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hillmer of Del Bonita, were united in marriage in St. John's Lutheran Church, Magrath, with Pastor Fred Hertwig officiating. Matron of honor was Linda Grover of Medicine Hat. Bridesmaids were Loretta Cowan and Cathy Hillmer. The bride was beautiful in a long white dress of fortrel trimmed with lace and she wore a shoulder length veil. Her corsage was red roses. The attendants wore long blue flowered dresses and carried" coral corsages with matching hair pieces. Best man was Monty Helgeson and groomsmen were Brad Helgeson and Bill Graveland. The groom was attired in a light blue tuxedo and his attendants wore blue jackets and black pants. Keith Hillmer and Earl Cowan ushered the guests. Mother of the bride wore a floor length gown of blue fortrel with a corsage of red roses. The groom's mother's dress was floor length in dusty rose. A beautiful reception was held in the German Canadian Hall, Lethbridge, followed by a dance. Pearl Wakefield and Bonnie Shaw decorated the beautiful wedding cake which was in the form of a church with steps leading up to the door. Marvin Hillmer was master of ceremonies for the evening, and Glen Grover, uncle of the bride, gave the toast to the bride. Relatives of the bride attending from a distance included Ervin & Norma Cowan & family, Vegreville; John & ’ Harriet Cowan & family, Edmonton; Alex & Gladys Cowan & family, New Norway; Percy & Carol Cowan & family, High River Clifford & Frances Cowan & family, Alvin & Leonard Cowan; Ruby Church & family, Berta Taylor & family all of Stettler; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Grover, Glen & Carol Grover & family of Rycroft, Judy Boake & family of Bonanza, Dana Pyvus & Dallas of Spirit River. Friends attending included Les & Elva Knapp of Stettler, Ray & Pearl Wakefield, Bob & Bonnie Shaw, Les & Sherri Hewitt all of Coronation; Dan & Cathy McCallum of Stony Plain. The happy couple will make their home in Wrentham. FOR RENT: 3 bedroom suite with fridge & stove. Phone [phone]. ’ FOR SALE: 12 Suffolk ewe'lambs. Phone 752­4103, Gordon Wilde, Welling. FOR SALE: Wurlitzer organ. Ph. 758-6822. Mr. Garth Coleman is visiting with his daughter Brenda Bolster and husband in Brownsville, Texas. Ladies "Fun Spiel" Saturday, December 15th. All interested ladies welcome. Phone Donna Balderson, 758-6591 or Susan Johnson, 758-6370 by December 10th. Small fee charged. THANK YOU: We would like to thank everyone who helped make Rhonda & Bruce's wedding, a lovely day. A special thanks to Evie . Hillmer, Karen Wakefield, Sadie Rasmussen, Delores Fellger and Vai Kubassak. Grenald & Jean Cowan, . Albert & Marge Hillmer, Bruce & Rhonda Hillmer. LOST: .'Brown down-filled jacket with fur collar, near Magrath. Ph. 758-6696. NOTICE: Magrath United Church Women will hold their Pot Luck Supper and Christmas party Tuesday, December 4th at 6:80 p.m. in the United Church Hall. Ladies are reminded to bring a $2.00 gfi.it for exchange, and Sunshine Pal Christmas card. Mealtime Favorites ROASTS CROSS ■ ■ > ■ ■ > ( I I I I I I ■ I 11 R PORKCHOPS ¡T9 A LO I N . . LB WIENERS 1# PACK . 1 • ' 1 1 • ’ 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ■ 1 • ■ ' ■ > < < ■ I I . ■ ■ ■ ■ I I I ■ ■ I ■ ■ I I I ***************************************************** SAUSAGE i# trays ******************** Mary Snow Mehew, beloved wife of John M. Mehew of Welling, passed away suddenly Saturday, November 24/79 at her home. She was 44 years of age. An active worker in the LDS Church, Mary was a lover of music and had a beau­tiful singing voice. She will be sadly missed by a loving husband, John and her children Mr. and Mrs. Rodney (Cherie) Moser of Coaldale, Don & Mona Mehew, Barry & Darla Mehew, Deena and Jan Mehew of Welling; three grandchildren; her parents Mr. and Mrs. Golden Snow and Mrs. Myrtle Mehew; two sisters Mrs. Donna Wright of Raymond and Mrs. Durene Hutchinson of Kays­ville, Utah; one brother Gordon Snow of Raymond. Funeral services were held in the Raymond Stake Chapel Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 27th with Bishop Keith Palmer offic­iating. The family prayer was offered by Doug Christensen. The opening hymn by the choir was "I Know That My Redeamer Lives". Ron Ehlert gave the invocation. A Ladies Trio - Lora Watson, Jeannine Jensen and Ethel Hicken, sang "Lead Me Gently Home". The biography was given by Arvin Wilde followed by an organ sol "Angels Serenade" by Kathryn Keeler. Speaker for the service was Lorin Mendenhall. The closing hymn by the choir was "Some­time We’ll Understand". The benediction was offered by Carl Hutchinson. Honorary Pallbearers were Waldo Smith, Bill Zobell, Gary Cox, Dan Chipman, Monte Rae Christensen, Allan Bracka, Dave Wilde, David Taylor, Lenny Christensen, Dean Bullock, Bruce and Daryll Christensen, and Louis Schumers. Active Pallbearers were Dale Snow, Mark Zemp, Brian Wright, Mark Jensen, Kendall Hutchinson, Richard Wilde. Interment took place in Temple Hill Cemetery with with Gordon Snow offering the prayer of dedication. I I • ■ I I f I I ***************** Mrs. Eliza Marie Judd Law, beloved wife of the late Edwin T. Law, passed away in Magrath, Sunday, November 25, 1979 after a lengthy illness at the age of 75 years. Born in Magrath, October 6, 1904, she moved at the age of 3 years with her family to Burdett. She married Edwin T. Law on July 29th in Cardston. After living at various places, they moved to Magrath in 1939 where she has resided until her passing. A loving wife and mother, and active church worker, she will be greatly missed especially by her family of three sons and three daughters, Donald and Garda Law of Magrath, Geneva & Russell Spencer of Lethbridge, Norman and Myrna Law, Lawrence and Marcella Law of Magrath, Lorna and Robert Burnham of Dallas, Oregon, Melba and Kenneth Söderström of Coal­dale; 17 grandchildren; two great grandsons; four sisters and two brothers, Nettie Burke, Tacoma, Wash., Olive James, Magrath, Frank Judd Tacoma, Wash., Cora Tveter, Walnutcreek, Calif., James Ervin Judd, Aldergrove, B.C. and Irene Barclay, Sacramento, Calif. Funeral services were held in the Magrath LDS Chapel Wednesday afternoon at 2 p.m. with Bishop Thomas Karren officiating. Interment took place in the Magrath Cemetery. Farewell services honoring Ron Rice, son of Wes and Ruth Rice, were held in the - Magrath Third Ward Sunday, November 25th. The opening prayer was offered by John Halladay. Short addresses were given by Ruth Rice, Watson Ririe, Wesley Balderson, Bob Rice, Ron Rice, Bishop Tom Karren and Wes Rice. A vocal duet "In The Hollow of Thy Hand" was sung by Janice Sterzer and Cindy Rice. ■ Ron reports for Mission duties December 20th to labor in the Salt Lake-Utah Mission field. Sisters Mrs. Janice S.terzer and children of Montrose, Colo., Mr. and Mrs. John Halliday and family of Medicine Hat, Cindy of Provo, and brother Bob Rice of Edmonton were home for the occasion. stile 3# BOXES GRAPEFRUIT PRODUCE '^liFftST CEREAL