| 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 PHONES: OFFICE 758-3033 GROCEREIES 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, MAY 7, 1987. MAGRATH, ALBERTA *************************************************************************************** LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR *************************************************************************************** Fashion Jewellery MOTHER'S DAY DRESS SPECIAL THIS WEEKEND Ladies’ Blouses SALE PRICE THONGS: Assorted colors in Ladies Thongs. Comfortable cool footwear for Summer. C JKAI WOMENS HOUSECOATS ANDf NITEWEAR $ Footwear JELLY SHOES: Comfortable plastic shoes in a good sei ection of colors. THONGS: Assorted $095 colors.SALE PRICE M «ARIS» ISOTONERINC Comfortable Isotoner Slippers make a nice gift for Mother. Tan, Black, Royal, Fuschia. FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE TEA, BAKE SALE AND QUILT RAFFLE WILL BE HELD Saturday, May 9th in the Magrath Trading Company Social Hall from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Door prize every hour on the hour. Anyone wishing to bring baking early to be priced, please have it at the Hall at 8:30 a.m. Tickets on the quilt are available from any of the Hospital Auxiliary members or at the Dry Goods Dept, of the Trading Company. T-BALL NEWS Due to the heavy booking of ball dia-monds this year we are required to make some changes to our schedules. All games which were shown to be played on the N.E. diamond are to be played on the S.E. diamond. Please change your schedules accordingly. It is also imperative that games start at 4:00 o'clock sharp so that we can complete the games and leave the diamonds for the teams at 5:00 p.m. We encourage the parents to bring the players to the ball diamonds directly after school. We are also still in need of volunteers to work as assistant coaches and umpires. We look forward to your support. If there are any questions or comments please contact Debbie Panczak, 758-6265 or Karen Fuhrmann, 758-3785. Have an enjoyable year of T-Ball. T-Ball Execuitve. The High School Graduation will be held on Friday, May 22nd. Exercises will begin at 7 p.m. in the School Gym. Due to fire regulation^ the number of people allowed into the gym will be restricted and only ticket holders will be admitted to the exercises. Those peiple unable to attend the exercises are invited to meet the graduates in an Open House to be held in the courtyard between the two gyms i . Friday evening the Diamond Willow their monthly birthday party celebrating Ann Rausch and Bert Gibb's birthdays. Entertainment was provided by friends and relatives including John Ripley with a puppet show, his brother Joey gave a favorite reading of the families. Laura and Melodie Ripley performed a musical number on flute and piano. Evelyn Jensen gave a- humerous reading and Reece and Sarah Gibb sange a few musical numbers which brought back memories. Joe & Inez Gibb danced to an old time round dance and Sherron Webster performed a highland dance. We would like to thank all the entertainers who helped make our evening an enjoyable one. Residents & Staff, Diamond on the East side of the the residents and staff Terrace Lodge enjoyed Willow T. the coach at 7:15 A.M. SENIORS: to Kananaskis Trip - HAN will be at the Drop In Centre on Monday May 11. Please be prompt. Remember the trip to East Glacier and Two Medicine Lake on Wed. June 17th. The cost is $8.00 each for the transportation only. Phone Joyce Holladay, 758-6484 and payment should be made by May 29th. Summer Socials include Fried Chicken Supper on Wed. July 8th; Pancake Breakfast on Wed. August 5th and Corn Roast when corn is ready. Mark all these dates on your calendar. Remember our Seniors BAKE SALE on Saturday June 20th. Flowering Plants for Mothers Day including Geraniums, Potted Begonias and Hanging Ivies, Begonias and tons. Martha Washing- 225 & UP New Popples - the fluffy toys the kiddies love. Pop em out, Roll em up - they are a fluffy pal. school. of "ARPAGE" PANTYHOSE styled with full seat panel. For 160 to 210 lb. size. REGULAR $2.95 PRICED FROM FOR SALE: 3 bedroom take items of value NYLON PANTYHOSE Ladies Handbags in brown or grey leather or rust suede. Each styled with two zipper compartments .a qc REGULAR $39.95 *********************** house. $5,000 down. Will for down payment. 8-3679. Anyone missed in the Cancer Fund Canvas may leave donations at the Bank of Montreal. Thank you. PUBLIC NOTICE FROM M.D. OF CARDSTCN LAND FOR LEASE: The M.D. of Cardston No. 6 has three properties for lease. The leases will be for three years but the M.D. reserves the right to cancel any of the lease if the property is required by the M.D. Property No. 1: Lot 3, block B. Plan Rush Lake 1251 F.Q. 313.5 ft. by 643.5 ft. Lease avai 1 ahi a ininediately. Property No. 2: Lots 1 & 2, block 3, Plan 851007 in the NW 4-3-25-W4 containing 24.41 acres more or less and Lot 1, block 2, plan 8111539 containing 8.77 acres more or less. Lease available imnediately. Property No. 3: Block 33, plan 821 - 1537 containing 22.26 acres more or less. Lease available in August. Sealed tenders will be accepted on these properties until 9:00 a.m. Monday, May 11, 1987. RE: SHANKS LAKE: On April 13, 1987 at the M.D. Council Meeting, a delegation met with Council to discuss the raising of the water level in Shanks Lake. Representation was made by Alberta Forestry Lands and Wildlife, and also by Ducks Unlimited and the Del Bonita Wildlife Club. The main purpose of the proposed project is to increase the pike fishery in the lake. If you have any concerns or require more information please contact the del Bonita Wildlife Club or the Municipal Administrator at the M.D. Office. For any of the above please contact Dwight J. Stanford Municipal Administrator, M.D. of Cardston No. 6, Box 580, Cardston, AB. TOK OKD. MAGRATH SOCCER NEWS. Beige, Green Casual Slacks PRICE. 1 SALE TABLE.OF JEANS IN FADED BLUE AND FADED OFF-DUTY PANTS. BROKEN SIZE RANGE IN SMALLER SIZES. Casual Summer Slacks for Men inwashable Polyester. Fine stripe Blue, Grey. Coveralls Men's Coveralls in heavy duty Express Stripe twill. Large roomy pockets, combination zipper & button front. Well tailored for long, lasting wear. The Magrath Soccer Association REGULAR §49.95 Most been you are interested the home schedule (PeeWee girls). is organized of our games able to arr-and games started this week, are in Lethbridge but we have ange for some home games. If in watching some good soccer, is as follows: Thursday May 7 Thursday May 14 (PeeWee girls) Tuesday May 19 (PeeWee boys) Thursday May 21 (PeeWee girls) Monday June 1 (Bantam girls) Tuesday June 2 (Midget Girls) Thursday June 4 (PeeWee girls) Wednesday June 10 (Bantam/Midget boys) Wednesday June 17 (Bantam girls) Tuesday June 23 (PeeWee boys). PeeWee girls are ages 10-11-12 and are coached by Cynthia Harris and Donna Thomson. The PeeWee boys are coached by Bob Henderson. Bantam girls are 15 and coached by Heinz Frenzel. Midget girls are 1516 (some 13) and coahced by lana Cook. Bantam/Midget boys are 13-16 and coached by Bob West. The Mite division (ages 8-9-10) has all games in Lethbridge this year and are coahced by Mark Holzwarth and John DeVries. Thank you to our sponsors this year: Sunshine Excavating; Fred's Excavating and Magrath Trading Company. We need more Grade 4 BOYS for our Mite team. If you are interested in playing phone Kathleen Harker, 758-3061 JEANS CLEARING NOW AT ************************* GALORAD - the family of Weight Loss Products. No starving, no pills, no powders. Lose weight while you sleep without missing a meal. For more information phone 758-3582 and ask for Richard Taylor. . after 7 p.m. INTRODUCING So far there is nothing organized for the Grade 1 & 2 Soccer players in Magrath. If you feel you could organize them please phone Kathleen Harker, 758-3061 as soon as possible. If you don't volunteer, there will be no Grade 1 & 2 Soccer in ^[agrath this year. NOTICE: St. Joseph's C.W.L. will meet Tuesday, May 12th at the home of Eda Kosma at 7:30 p.m. The Del Bonita Wildlife Club will hold a meeting at the Hall on Monday, May 11th at 8 p.m. The Del Bonita Wildlife Club will be selling 75th Anniversary plates. Anyone interested can phone Deanne Passey, 653-2339. WANTED: Someone to mow lawns and do yard work. Phone 758-3025. PLUMBER - looking for work. Call Ron McKenzie, 758-3607. FOR RENT: 60 acres of grass, good water, close to town. Phone 758-6741. FOR SALE: Harley Davidson Galf Cart - motor 2 years old, new battery. Phone 758-3104, George Fyfe. MAGRATH HIGH SCHOOL HIGH HONOR ROLL APRIL 1987 Clinton Anderson, Danny Anderson, Wendy Balderson, Monique Baril, Becky Nemmett, Rich^’ Bennett, Blake Bullock, Peter Christensen, Jennifer Cook, Ronald Cook, Tricia Foote, Andrew Gruninger, Stacie Harker, Natasha Harris, Clint Heath, Serena Helgeson, Trisha Henderson, Heather Hunt, Sheri Jones David Kearl, Marnie Kendrick, Trina Kerr, Berva-Dawn Kesler, Alexa Koskewich, Robert Maw, Jeff McMahon, Kimberly Norton, Marilyn Norton, Susan Norton, Melissa Peterson, Kimberly Pilling, Ranae Rasmussen, Patricia Ripley, Donald Ririe, Bradley Robinson, Chris Sabey, Karin Sabey, Kent Saxton, Melissa Sillito, Case Smith, April Steven son, Sandra Stevenson, Dennis Strong, Vic-,1 toria Strong, Carrie Tannant, Shannon Tannant, Darren Tanner, Donald Taylor, Shannon Wakefield, Darin Wilde, Becky Wilde, Joyce Wocknitz, David Wright, Laura Wright, Colin Yeh. HONOR ROLL PM 4 m : ■ » ■ ! Carrie Anderson, Joanne Anderson, Ryan Anderson, Jennifer Atwood, Tari-Jean Atwood, Cathy Balderson, Michelle Baril, Daniela Benedetti, James Beres, Cameron Blumel, Larry Bort, Sheri Bossert, Cynthia Bourne, Erica Brandt, Stacy Luke Bullock, Shandy Card, Scott Garter, Rochelle Chipman, Rachel Closson, Angeline Dahl, Carolyn Dainard, Kelly Dainard, Mark Dudley, Karen Fletcher, Timothy Fyfe, Richard Groen-hof, Catherine Gruninger, Rhonda Crusendorf, Rosalie Grusendorf, Douglas Gurney, Brittany Harker, Scott Harris, Jennifer Heath, Laura Heath, Candice Heggie, Heath Helgeson, Jillian Hepburn, Trevor Hunter, Chelsea Jensen, Dean Jorgensen, Morgan Kearl, Julie Kendrick, Angie Kern, Jennifer Kerr, Kristen Kerr, Terri Larson, Charmaine Lawlor, Brian Lowry, Mark Maynard, Jason Tracy Neilson, Lisa Dean passey, Anders Laura Ripley, David Sillito, Ben Simon, Stringam, Jennifer Stringam, Michelle Strong, lotte Sweetgrass, Nelson Tang, Kaylene Taylor, Roger Taylor, Shauna Taylor, Daniel Thompson, Chad Thomson, Melanie Thomson, Stephanie Thomson Tammy Thomson, Lisa Tood, Shea Toly, Judith Walker, Con West, Jon West, Jason Wilde, Sandra Wocknitz, Suzanne Wright, Lisa Zobell. George Torre-Alba, Denturist, is still coming to Magrath, Monday May 11th. For information or appointment call Louise Dow, 7583489. Full Denture Benefits for Senior Citizens and Social Service Recipients. Lorie Maw, Millward, James Morrison, Nishigawa, Deanna Ogden, Quiest, Mickyla Reeder, Sannes, Sarah Saxton, Nadean Wilson Smith, Ron Strate, Jase Char- BABYSITTING EVENINGS. I have openings in my , Satellite Day-Care home for evening care. Subsidy available. Ph. 758-3714. NEED YOUR WINDOWS OR SIDING CLEANED? College - Clean Window Services uses a "Miracle" Cleaner that leaves windows crystal clean and streak-free. Residential & commercial. For a free estimate call Mark at 758-3057. Mrs. Gayle Anderson left May 1 for London, England where she will spend the next five weeks taking her "Rehabilitation Practitioner Training a course which she has been studying at the Leth bridge College for the past two years. Mother’s Day Gowns Ladies Nightgowns in a host of styles in Brushed Nylon, Nylon Tricot, xll /Q etc. OFF LADIES SLEEVELESS SEERSUCKER NIGHTGOWNS, striped with lace trim. Cards Mothers Day Cards for that special Lady. Make your selection for He.r from the array we have on display. CLEARING AT THROWS Handsome selection of plaids, and Mohair Throws for Mother in a nice 75% Mohair, 20% Wool 5% Nylon. SIZE: 45x70 REGULAR $79.95 ( 1 per Customer) Cosmetic Brushes Brushes including Lip, Eye Shadow and PRICED FROM 995 UP Hair Notions 11 , . Cosmetic Blusher, Powder Brushes. We have a Lovely selection of Hair Ornaments including Bows, Banana Combs and fancy Hair ornaments and clips. PRICED FROM ********************* Mrs. Hazel Dudley and Mrs. Iris English attended the Library Conference in Jasper ii last weekend. MEN'S SPRING JACKETS Men’s Spring Golf Jackets in a blend of polyester & cotton. Zipper front, stand-up collar. Large roomy front pockets. Grey, Tan, Navy. S.M.L.XL. 4995 CONTINUING EDUCATION GOLF SESSIONS have begun Wed. May 6-May 27. Classes 7-8 and 8-9. Instructor Tom Alston. Fee $6. High School Gym. FOLK ART - 2nd Session will begin May 12 or May 14, 7-10. Instructor - Roberta Wheeler. $18 Fee plus cost of materials. Biology Room. LANDSCAPING & PRUNING: 1st Class is full and 2nd Class needs a few more to sign. Will go to each student’s yards for hour to get personalized instruction on a Saturday. $6 Fee. Max. 8 per class. Phone 758-3648. FOLK ART The last Class before September will be Tues. June 9 or Thurs. June 11 for 2-3 hour sessions to do individual projects. Intermediate or advanced. Fee $8. Max. 8 per class. Sign up right away. MEN’S SHIRTS Men’s Plaid Shirts in dark colors making them suitable for sports or work. Assorted colors in sizes 14^ to 17^. s1495 Phone Martine Rollingson, 758-3648. GARDEN CITY GARDEN CLUB - monthly meeting will be held Wed. May 20th, 7:30 p.m. in the Magrath School Secondary Staff Room. This month's meeting - Plant Sale. All members are asked to bring plants to sell. Everyone is invited to attend this meeting. CRIMESTOPPERS SPORT SOCKS Men’s Sport Socks in 3 pair packs. Cushion sole, border trim. REGULAR $7.95 695 Crime of the Week: Sometime between October 985 and October 1986, 8 sections of construction scaffolding went, missing from the Magrath Arena project. 6 pieces of this scaffolding were being rented from B & W Steel in Lethbridge, the other 2 pieces belonged to a local contractor. Total loss is $531.00. This scaffolding can be posit-ive. ly identified. Crimestoppers will pay up to $2,000 cash for information leading to the arrest of the persons responsible. If you have any information about this crime, or any other serious crime, call Crimestoppers now at 320-8477, or in the rural area 1-800-242-8477. You will remain anonymous. (R.G. Ross) Cst. Magrath Detachment. HATS 20s STRAW HATS FOR MEN in Dress, Work or Western fashions. Assorted colors and CAPS The Girl Guides & Brownies are having their annual Cookie Sale on May 9 from 9 a.m. until 12 noon. A house to house canvass will be conducted and phone-in orders from rural customers are appreciated. Phone Iris English 758-3751, Barbara Brandt, 758-3482. While in las Vegas I read an article in the paper where an elderly couple were caught in a blizzard in'the South Eastern States. Their car was almost covered with snow. It was three days before they were gotton out. They had a thermos of water and some Girl Guide cookes. They said this was what kept them alive. If you want to save your life - buy some Girl Guide Cookes. Frances Blumell. Nylon Caps for Summer wearing in an assortment of colors, sizes and styles. Six piece crowns included. PLASTER & & UP STRUCTION - Acoustic ceilings. Small Renovations & Repairs. For estimate call J.C. McClain, 752-3286, Raymond. FOR SALE: 1986 Ford F250 3/4 ton truck without motor. P.S. p.b. body in excellent condition. Fiberglass topper with curtains and carpeting in truck box. Good tires, new water pump, overhauled radiator, dual mirrors, front winch grill, rear spare tire carrier. Rifle carrier behind seat. First reasonable offer takes it. Phone 758-3733. FOR SALE: Queen size water bed from Rose Wood collection, mattress & liner, bookcase head board and heater. Just $250. Ph. 758-3733. FOR RENT: 2 bedroom house near schools and town. Garden space available. Ph. 328-8063 Just in time fo PLANTS Bone China We have a nice assortment of Plants for Mother * s Day including: GERANIUMS.BEGONIAS -GYPSOPHELIA.BABY’S BREATH.DRACENA.IVY MARTHA WASHINGTON’S.POTTED ROSES. We will be happy to help you make your selection for "Mom". ***************** ARTIFICIAL HANGING PLANTS: Included are Geraniums and Ivy. In attractive planters. Howers for Mom SILK ROSES IN CRYSTAL VASE A lovely arrangement for Mother's Day. A choice of colors. Handsome Bone China items with "Mother’’ enscribed in gold. Included are Cups and Saucers, Dinner Bells, Plates, Mugs, Vases, Bon Bon dishes, etc. 389" REGULAR $419. SAVE $100.00 ON EITHER OF THESE MICROWAVE OVENS. EVERLASTING WOOD ROSES Pleasantly scented roses in bone china vase. Assorted colors. g99 & UP MAKE MIR R 0 R WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF CASSETTE TAPES FOR MOTHER’S DAY GIVING. POPULAR AND CLASSIC NUMBERS. Solary Make-Up Mirror designed for the easy application of your cosmetic needs. Has settings for day, office and evening. A gift that Mother will enjoy using. GENERATION 11 MULTI 1.5 cu. ft. The ' REMOTE COLOR TV R.C.A. REMOTE CONTROL COLOR T.V. - 14" screen, smartly styled model that will make an ideal goft for Mother. Cater TV R.C.A. COLOR T.V. 14" model, handsomely styled with handy control panel. REGULAR $319 289" LYTTON MOFFAT WAVE MICROWAVE, best Microwave in stock. $699.95 MCT 2O73M MICROWAVE - 1.5 cu. ft. $/fl ^.095 REGULAR $549.95 # WE STILL HAVE A GOOD STOCK OF BULK & PACKAGED GARDEN SEEDS. 5« Mother’s Day Meats Cross Rib Roast . Pork Chops Spareribs WIENERS Bologna MEATY SCHNEIDERS 450 g LOIN, BONELESS I DVlV^lia SCHNEIDERS 500 g. - ********************************************************************************************* THANK YOU: We would like to thank all our dear friends for all their telephone calls, flowers, food,'cards, visits and all the Second Ward Sisters for their help in the "Joy Box", but most of all thank you for your caring in prayers and faith that have given on. To help, helping us through this trying time in our lives. We thank you and love you all so dearly. Kim, Joy & Casey Christensen. t A number of Magrath and area students were among the 700 graduates from the Lethbridge Community College and included the following: Agricultural Mechanics - Richard Shane Panczak. Buslniess Adminstration - Susan Wong. Communication Arts - Kathryn Mary Bly. Nursing Diploma - Gilliam Ruth Chipman and Helen Fay Hatch both of Welling. Dan Chipman Secretarial Brunner and Tourism - Sabrina Claudia Benedetti, Marie Mehew-Holzwarth. us the strength and faith to carry Rehabilitation Services - Darrel and John Paul Scotp of Welling. Science (Two Year) Nancy Ann Valerie Tomlinson. Travel and Gwen our families - thank you for your support and love for being there and Funereal Services for the late Elsie Clara Owens, who passed away April 26, 1987, were held in the Magrath United Church Wednesday, April 29th with Rev. Douglas Dunn officiating. Mrs. Alma Whitt and Mrs. Grace Toomer attended the Memorial Registers. Mrs. Mary Yvonne Hohm presided at the organ and accompanied the congregation in the singing of the opening hymn "Abide With Me". The eulogy » passages of scripture and meditation were given by Rev. Dunn. Mrs. Linda Hillmer sang as a solo The Twenty Third Psalm accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Judy Kesler. The closing hymn sung by the congregation was "Just As I Am", with beneditcion by Rev. Dunn. Pallbearers were her three sons, Allen, Robert and Ken Owens and her three grandsons Barry Owens, Ron Hillmer and Monte Owens. Interment took place in the family plot of the Magrath Cemetery. The Owens Family wish to thank their friends for the many expressions of sympathy extended to them during their bereavement . X THANK YOU: I would like to thank the doctors nurses and staff for the excellent care I had while a patient in hospital. Thanks to my neighbor for taking me to hospital and back home; also for cards and visits from friends and to Father J. O'Reilly. God b^ess. Katie Fisher. FOR SALE: Feather Tick. Ph. 758-3254. The Magrath Public Library acknowledges with thanks the following books which have been donated in recent months: In memory of Lasca Jensen - "Creative Gardening" from Norman & Melva Christensen, Blaine & Marilyn Neilson, Kay £ Shirley Neilson, Bert & Pearl-dene Jensen, Kenneth & Marlene Neilson, Robert & Carolyn Neilson. In memory of Lewis Stevenson: "Two From Gallilee"; "Three From Gallilee" from Alice Stevenson. In memory of Vera Fowler: "Tradition Home Baking" from Norman & Melva Christensen. "Woman to Woman", "A time for Reflection" from Vinessa Hamilton, Ping & Betty Tanner, LB & Mary Tanner, Melba & Sib Morley Dorothy & Genier Nielsen, Harold & Norma Tanner. In memory of Irene Strang: "I Can't Help Singing", "Mother, Our Heavenly Connection", "A Woman For All Seasons", "Lake Woebegone Days", "Is Anyone Out There Building Mother's Self Esteem" from Blaine & Jill Harker, Lee & Jean Harker, Jean & Wilson Woodruff, Gold & Arlene Harker, Doug & Mildred Harker. In memory of Dan Mai: "Alberta Wildlife Trophies" from LaVoy & Flo Bossert. For Sale: Golf Cart. Contact Lawrence Ehlert Phone 758-3182. Mr. & Mrs. John Tanner and family of Roseville, Calif, and Mr. & Mrs. Tim Tanner and Family of Lincoln, Calif, visited their parents Mr. & Mrs. Pingree Tanner and Mr. & Mrs. Larry Bolokosky and attended the wedding of Jeff Tanner, son of Mr. & Mrs. John Tanner in Stirling on Saturday, May 2nd. Mother's Day Special Vegetables CANNED, GFEEN GIANT. 79c Mushrooms WOLE, W.F. 284 ml 79« DRINKS MC CAINS 3 PACK Kraft Salad Dressings 500 ™i J99 PIZZA MIX KRAFT 850 g 309 Hereford Corned Beef 340 g 249 Laundry Detergent SURF 12 L J Bathroom TISSUE DELSEY 4 PACK $777 159 CUPS COLD DRINK, SOLO 18 PACK 88c Breakfast CRI]NCH> 4 KINDS Cereal SQ59 PRODUCE VALUES SALAD Produce 1 HEAD OF LETTUCE. 1 BUNCH GREEN ONIONS 1 LONG ENGLISH CUCUMER. .1 CELLO PACK RADISHES. ALL FOR. . Honeydew Melon Lemons. Flowers FOR MOTHER'S DAY bunch
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