| 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 DEPARTMENT 758-3065 UPSTAIRS & STORE NEW 758-6377 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday &. Saturday . 8 a.m, to 6 p.m. Wednesday .8 a.m. to 1 p.n. THURSDAY, APRIL 18th, 1985.MAGRATH, ALBERTA ******* ********************************** ********* *********************** ******** ********* *****************L**A**D***I*E**S* *****R**E**A**D**Y***-*T*O***-*W**E**A**R********************************** Spring & Summer Co-ordinates” Smart Sport Co-Ordinates for Spring and Summer Wearing. Styled by Paris Star and Jantzen, included are Skirts, Slacks, Tops, Blouses, Jackets, Shorts &. 3/4 Pants. Blouses Spring Blouses in a host of popular styles and designs. Slleveless, short sleeve and long sleeve creations, collar and collarless styles. Skirts Sport Skirts in A-Line; button-down the front; straight skirts. Smartly styled in polyester/cottons. Pants Select the style of Pant you are comfortable wearing. Slim legs, pleated or straight fronts, pockets or plain. Polyester/Cotton in light weight for summer. Ladies’ T-Shirts Smart new T Shirts by Paris Star and Jantzen. Co-ordinate nicely with the new Skirts and Pants. Plain shades as well as stripes in a variety of color combinations. « HANDBAGS New Handbags have arrived for Spring K Summer. Popular White and Bone in shoulder styles as SPECIALS well as clutch and handle models. 1 RACK OF LADIES Slacks, Dresses, Nightwear, etc. 1 RACK OF MISSES including Dresses, Skirts, Slacks, Sundresses, etc. & MISSES WEAR Tops, Skirts CLEARING AT • Q & LADIES WEARSW 1 RACK OF MISSES & LADIES WEAR including Blouses, Jackets, Skirts, Slacks. Dresses, etc 1 RACK OF I ADIES WEAR - inc hiding Housec:;-!ti' ’A • > t. * '.‘I.- jri Thongs Summer Thongs for Kiddies, Misses &, Ladies in a variety of styles and colors. WE INVITE YOU TÏFCOME UPSTAIRS TO ■ THE LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND S’: : - Are - ■ ;g arrivals. will p.m. Drop the roast beef dinner. Guests are asked to bring salad or Garden City Senior Citizens hold their April Pot Luck Dinner at 12:30 Friday, April 26 th in the Lounge at the In Center. Bud & Elsie Wocknitz will host Flannel backed and background SIZE: 52x70. vegetables or desserts. election meeting of St. Joseph's CWL at the home of Irene Gruninger. The FLANNEL BACKED TABLECLOTHS The was held new Executive is as follows: Irene Gruninger, President; Karen Ririe, Vice President; Lowellen Lee, Treasurer; Lydia Tricsli, Secretary, will have an Installation Mass for the Executive on April 26th at 7 p.m. Supper follow at the El Rancho at 8:30 p.m. The Rosary will be said before Mass the month of May. Mass for our graduates, Nancy Brunner and Robert Niznikowski on June 2nd. We will be selling carnations for Cerebral Palsy in June. dThe exact date and cost of these», __ c, arnations should be known byJ the middle of.M. a*t s i.n iay- design. The date for the Fall Tea & Bazaar has been,- . ® set at November 16th. y‘ The May meeting will be on May 14th at 7:30 at the home of Irene Kusz. REGULAR . $3.95 for We will have a graduation Braided ADULT EDUCATION Anyone wishing to take the 6-week grains & dried foods cooking course "Whole Cooking Techniques with Recipes"; classes oegin again Thursday, April 18th at 1:15 ?t the Drop In Center upstairs kitchen, is the time to become self-sufficient, further information please contact Kathy West, 8-3717 or Sheila Hillyer, 8-3717. BARBIE DOLL TENT & CARRYING CASE COURSE: Tent made of any stretchy fabric. Carrying case is made of quilted fabric and makes a little blanket to play on when opened up. There's a spot for all those clothes and accessories. Course is April 25th is May 2nd from 7 to 10 p.m. Please note change of date. like to thank everybody way to make this day for Kevin & Donna, their special thank you to every-in the kitchen with the all those dishes; and for THANK YOU: We would who helped in any i special one wedding day. A >ne who helped food and doing the help of dishing the lunch for the reception asnd doing more dishes, the many people who offered in the way of makaing salads and We apapreciate it very much. Ray & Afton Johnson, Floyd & Dorothy Bennett, Kevin & Donna Bennett. Thanks to their help squares. SPECIAL GARDEN SERVICE: Provided by Magrath 1st Scouts & Venturers - 1st quality "natural" fertilizer delivered, dumped & spread - $20 a load. ‘o place aorders. Phone Strongs, 758-3166 Delivery April 27th. Vinyl Tablecloths in assorted designs, colors. REGULAR $8.95 ea. ’ TABLE COVERING "TABLEFLEX" Vinyl Table Covering in plain and pattern. 54" wide. REGULAR $4.95 yd Scatter Mats (NO RETURNS) OVEN MITTS Oven Mitts in regular &. barbecue style. Printed and silicone. $2.95-54.95 We new will multi-color Wash beauti- Long wearing. whole Food will. p • m « Now For Accessories KEY RING - ASSORTMENT New Key Chains in "Doll" design or "Gun" design PRICED FROM $1 to $1 85 COCA-COLA NECKLACES Miniature coca-cola can on chain. 40 SPRING SAVING 439"5 Salt Blocks 50# block WEEKEND SPECIAL 19" RCA Color Television, handy portable in handsome walnut grain cabinet. . The teacher asked, "Can you give me a expands things and cold contracts them?" ’'Well," one alert pupil answered, "the days are much longei in the summer." * "REMEMBER THE GOOD OLD DAY-L' 3, ¡«ARD_ _6 < >' c DANCE: Friday, April 19th, 3:30 p.m. Magrath Stake Centre. Pizza Parlour - Prizes for best costumes. Trivia Quizz Prizes; Games Room; Memorabelia & Dress Up Table. Free Admission. Cool Knits for Hot Days The film "The Silent Scream" will be shown in the Magrath High School Library Wed. April 24th, 7:30 p.m. This film reveals through the modern techniques of ultrasound, the actual responses of a 12 week old fetus being aborted. Everyone is invited to view film. Sponsored by Magrath Chapter of Alberta Federation of Women United for Families. • MAGRATH & DISTRICT PUPAL CRIME WATCH - has tae number & letter dies for engraving your driver license numbers on your machinery. Ask for the set at the Magrath Co-Op. There is a rentala fee of $2 a day plus a deposit of $10. This only applies to members of the rural Crime Watch. Thank you. SENIOR CITIZENS The dates for the Okanagan Tour will be June 17th to 21st. See last week’s "Store News" for details. So far we have had a small but enthusiastic response. Because of hotel accommodations, we must book early. If you wish to go, please phone Riries - 758-3456, by April 27th. We need to begin booking reservations or else cancel by April 29th. Don't forget the Pot Luck on April 26th. GLOVES "Work Horse" Gloves A in combination smooth tan and split leather durable and long 4 wearing. REGULAR $7.95 M u-.t. (NO RETURNS) Tank Tops for Summer in cool nylon mesh blue, Grey, Navy with white & red trini Sporty com l or 'able to wear c, 'hot simmer da /; ATTENTION - BAND BOOSTER PARENTS - We regret that the Band Concert scheduled on the Band ’ 1cndar for April 18th was rescheduled by the School Administration to Thursday afternoon April 4th at 2:30 p.m. There is another concert being tentatively planned - possibly in conjunction with a Speech competition. Watch the "Store News" for any further information. Men's Stanfield Rreifs in polyester/cotton knit. Comfortable pouch style White and colors. REG. $4.95 Band Booser Executive. POSITION AVAILABLE: There is a full-time opening for an RN at the new Magrath General Hospital beginning May 15. All applications should be submitted in writing to Leslie Graham, Director of Patient Services at the Hospital. Deadline for receiving applications is April 30. Velcro closing Joggers in grey suede with nylon insert. REGULAR.19.95 FOR SALE: Magrath Jr. High School has 4 used Zenith SLR Cameras f2 lens, standard screw mount. All in working condition. Can be serviced in Canada. Prices $40 - $60. Phone 7583177; 758-3442 evenings. Bob Rasmussen. FOR SALE: 4 Michelin Radials, size 230-15 Tires, about 9000 miles on them. $80 for 4. Ole Kraft, 758-3025. NOTICE:’ There will be a meeting for the parents of next year's Kindergarten class, Tues. April 30 at 7:30 p.m. in the Elementary School library. Please plan to attend as you will he signing up for which days you want to teip. FOR SALE: 1977 Ford 1/2 ton. Good condition. 758-6879 (NO RETURNS) WESTERN BOOTS Children’s Kiddies Western Boots in tan trim. Fancy stitched uppers Brown background. Kiddies Sizes: 5 to 13. REGULAR 19 95 to 29 95 OFF 1 *********************** FOR SALE: 16 ft. Holidaire Trailer. Fully contained. Two propane tanks, stablizers hitch. Excellent condition. Ph. 653-2586; ATTENTION: General Welding, portable o shop. Most repairs and some fabricating Phone 758-6678 6c:3-2574. B 0 N T E N D E R F R Y I N G E 4 Round ftoast MEAT ESS Minute Steak 057 /fce Chicken UTILITY Regular Wieners 450 BURNS 148 g Cooked Ham 175 g. *********************************************************************************** APRIL IS DENTAL HEALTH MONTH 1985 CANGE R CAMP A 1 G N .-\N EPIDEMIC: Periodontal disease is at epidemic levels in Canada and affects nine of 10 people during the course of their lives. It is, however, completely preventable through proper oral nygiene and regular dental care. (See Prevention) CAUSES: Periodontal disease is caused by plaque, a colorless, sticky film of bacteria that forms constantly on everyone's teeth. The bacteria in plaque produce chemical byproducts that attack she gums, bones and other tissues which support the teeth. As the infection spreads, it eventually erodes the bone in which the teeth are lodged and causes tooth loss. CONSEQUENCES: Periodontal disease can have serious consequences for adults. After the age of 35, it is the major cause of tooth loss and is responsible for 70% of all lost adult teeth. YQUWG VICTIMS: Although it affects primarily adults, as many as 90% of Canadian teenagers have a mild form of periodontal disease called gingivitis (inflammation of the gums). 26% of Canadians 19 & over have severe gingivitis and 1.5% have more advanced stages of periodontal disease. A form of periodontal disease known as juvenile periodontitis can affect children. HIGH RISK GROUPS: Diabetics and people with blood disorders seem to have a higher risk of periodontal disease. Pregnant women are also more susceptible becuase of their increased hormone levels. SYMPTOMS: The early symptoms of periodontal disease cause little discomfort. Often only a dentist can recognize the first warning signs which can include red, swollen or tender gums, gums ;hat bleed during toothbrushing and persistent bad breath. ‘HANK YOU: A million thanks to my friends and family for their love and support during my recent stay in the hospital. Even though the attention and care of our great doctors & nurses is .iperb, it gave me an emotional feeling of well .„ ;,.ng knowing I had such great people behind me. Lo those fantastic women and their families who cok my children into their homes at short notice - Barb Brandt, Barb Reeder, Chris Tokairen and Donna Ferguson, your warm concern for them LI never be forgott~n It's great to know I ^ave so many great neighbors and friends in a w- • • ’ * • « a M The Lethbridge Sc District Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society, Alberta Division; will be conducting their annual fund raising campaign again this April to raise $176 597.00 said Mrs. laura Lea Manser, Unit•Campaign Chairman. Funds are urgently required for research, public education and service to patient progress she said. that the public will the Society for suppservices and will re-the volunteer canvass- Laura Lea Mauser. "We are confident recognize the need of out of its continuing spond generously when er calls", stated Mrs. "The Canadian Cancer Society appreciates the tremendous public' support given to the Terry Fox Marathon of Hope. This unique fund-raising event has made possible the recruitment and training of young cancer scientists and the funding of established investigators who will be able to pursue a wider range of cancer researcn activities than was possible under the traditional programs of the National Cancer Institute of Canada, the Society's scientific affiliate", said Mrs. Manser. "But one should never forget that the Marathon of Hope money is kept separate in a fund for special researc’- projects and cannot contribute to the expense involved in supporting our ongoing programs of public education and patient services and for the continuing support of other research activities. The Cancer Canvass for Funds is beginning in the Magrath area. Please welcome the canvasser who calls at your door. THANK YOU: A sincere "thank you" to'all those who attended; donated to and/or helped in any way with the United Church Spring Supper. Special thanks co Harry & Helen Spolowicz . - Johnny Panczak for all their help in the kitchen. Magrath United Church. Friends were sorry’ to hear of the death Tuesday of Mr. William Allen Vaselenak of Coaldale, father of Mrs. Darlene Holzwortr. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Holzworth and family in their bereavement. Î. ä. V“ r 1 • Swanson Meat Pies 454 g. 4 Campbell’s chicken noodle soup or CREAM OF CHICKEN, 10 oz 2/95c Pink Salmon cm. R L E A F 7 oz I59 159 Potatoes . INS T ANT IDAHO 454 g Macaroni & Cheese Dinners S P I R A L 200 g ’ruit Drinks q U E N C H 3 packs Javex Bleach F R E S H S C E N T M A X W E L L H 0 u SE 283 g Canned Pop ALL FLA V 0 R S 6 pack. PRODUCE Mac Apples B.C. 5# bags Strawberries 340 g Tomatoes F L 0 RIDA. Green Cabbage No. 1 Onions ’ coo KING 3# bags 2/1” I19 009 639 279 149 $|19 984 /ke 86c. 6S
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