| 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 GFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758 3065 UPSTAIRS & STORE NEWS 758-6377 / STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday a.m. * * , ■ Wednesday . 8 a*m’ to 1 P’ THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1983 .MAGRATH, ALBERTA ************************♦**********************.************************* HARDWARE DEPARTMENT ********************************** __ STANLEY ************** e KNIVES Home Hardware Nipple CALF FEEDER PAILS.$11.95 For your Drainage We have a new shipment of PREMIER KNIVES - Cheff Knives, Butcher Knives, Parincj Knives, Frozen Foo K; ■ ntc. SCOUR TREATMENT Liquid, for ’ Calves, Lambs, Piglets, etc. 16 oz. “$6.95 Garage Door Opener Enjoy the convenience of In-car garage door opening and light control. Emergency disconnect, dual courtesy lights and digital transmitter are excellent features on this deluxe model. GasBarbecue Enjoy the pleasures of outdoor cooking with this T SUNBEAM BARBECUE. >1 I Reg. $169.95 ■ PropaneTank CGA approved. 20# tanks SPRING BARBECUE SPECIAL. Reg. $29.95 Mr. Fanner We have NURSETTE MILK REPLACER-for those new Calves, etc. SUMP PUMP MILK FILTERS 6J5" Filter Discs’. Box of 100 . $4.9? Strongbox . _ . Lunch Pail A sturdy box constructed ol lightweight, durable aluminum, spark proof, large capacity. THE GRIPPER9 ■ s GLUE PRICED Men's "LEE" Jeans pre-washed, in popular Navy Blue Denim. Just the thing for Work, Play, Casual. Men’s Action Co-Ordinates’ Hooded Terry Shirts, sleeveless, in Blue and white stripe. Matching Blue Terry Jogger Pants to match. Make it an active and sporty season PRICED AT Rugby Pants Men's smart Rugby Pants in Black with white and red trim. Elastic adjustable waist. Sweatshirts Matching Rugby Shirts stY,le^w^h short sIcsvgs- --- — red trim. White with black and PRICED AT J* : MM FOR SALE: 2 large new deacons benches with spindle backs, painted hi gloss white. $50; 1 new heavy duty picnic table non tippable, stained brown. $55. Phone 758-3181 McKelveys. TO GIVE AWAY: older gas stove. Phone David Brandley, 758-6461. NOTICE: Anyone who has wanted special wall hangings (weavings) please order within the next month. Shirley Dahl, Phone 758-3685. FOR SALE: 2 adult sleeping bags, cooler & jug; 1 salon style hairdryer, like n^w; toys. Ph. 758-6450. WANTED: old 16" tricycle' for parts (heed the handlebars). Ph. 758-6261. We print part of a letter submitted by C.S. Mafkin from the Canadian Red Cross Society addressed to Mr. John Weing, campaign chairman. . Dear Mr. Weing: The result of the Magrath Red Cross campaign for funds has just crossed my desk and I must commend you for the co-ordination of an excellent fund raising effort. Traditionally, Magrath has demonstrated a conscientious community profile in supporting the Red Cross cause, and 1983 has proved this statement once again. Please extend my personal thanks and the gratitude of the Society to all of the St. John’s Lutheran Church campaign this year, ing by the St. are obvious in ial response Magrath has made, of you who feel free to and visit And may you continue to Red team who so capably assisted you The many hours of volunteer- John’s campaign team the overwhelming financ- " . May any are travelling into Calgary come to Red Cross House the Divisional headquarters. ■ - o remember the Cross slogan "Friends for Life". Yours truly, Marjorie C. Culler, Director, Financial Resources. ** As Red Cross representative, I too, express my thanks and appreciation for a job well done. C.S. Matkin. ** An "Over the Top" certificate will be forwarded to Charlie Matkin for public recognition of Magrath's accomplishment. ♦ ••••• A brief Installation Ceremony of the new executive officers of St. Joseph’s C.W.L. was held Wed. April - • "• ’ , In: President Joann Takacs, Irene Gruninger, Secretary , Treasurer Karen Ririe. 20th at St. Joseph's Church, stalled were: --- Vice Pres. Marie Sabey. Past President Lydia Tricsli presented President Joann Takacs with the CWL gavel representing her authority for the coming year. All ladies present then drove to the El Rancho Motel for an enjoyable supper. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday, May3, 1983 at the home of Louise Bengry. Mass at the church at 7:30 p.m. Meeting at Bengry's at 8 p.m. The Del Bonita Ladies Auxiliary and the Local. Association for Brownie: Guides and Pathfinders invite everyone to attend their 8th Annual Grandmothers Tea to be held at the Del Bonita Community Hall, Saturday, May 7th from 2-5 p.m. Magrath United Church Women will hold their regular monthly meeting Monday, May 2nd at 7:30 p.m. Cardston U.C.W. are special guests and are invited to attend at 8 p,.m. when Mrs. Dorothy Fox will give a film , presentation. • VIOLIN LESSONS: If you would be interested in enrolling your child in a Suzuki voilin class (or private lessons) taught in Magrath please call Toni Stringam, 758-6261. Reasonable rates. Kristian Arvid Etty Engen, beloved son of Dorothy and Mel Engen, passed away suddenly in a traffic accident Friday, April 22, 1983. years of age. ' Born in Vancouver on he came with his family 1975. During his school wrestling and won many.gold and silver medals in his weight class in Alberta, In recent years he became interested in photography and his family took pride and pleasure in showing and displaying his art work. Kris was a hard worker and valuable employee wherever he went. Left to love and remember him are his mother Dorothy, his father Mel, brothers Aaron, Donald, Eden, Gaalan and Jordan, sisters Heidi Welch of Lovell, Wyoming and Kyrie at home; his gtandmother Mrs. Myrtle Judge of Blairmore and great grandfather Edward Toole of Medicine Hat. Funeral services were held in the Magrath LDS Chapel Monday afternoon with Bishop Tom Karren officiating. The family prayer was offered by Wendell Welch. Mrs. Vinessa Hamilton presided at the piano for prelude and postlude music. Lydia Brunner and Viola Miller attended the Memorial Register. Kay Bennett was usher. The opening hymn by the choir was "Not Now But In the Coming Years" accompanied by Vinessa Hamilton with Gary Stringam as chorister. Invocation was offered by Burns Alston. The biography was given by brother Aaron Engen. A vocal duet "The Skybird" was sung by Mona Kado and Barbara Craig accompanied by Toni Stringam. Speaker for the service was Phil Proctor, A Male Quartet by Brook, Lance, Doug and Mark Harker sang "Abide With Me" accompanied by Kathleen Harker. Closing remarks were by Bishop Tom Karren. Bishop Bob West offered the benediction. Honorary Pallbearers were Chris Cihota, Wendell Welch and Derrel Taylor. ActivePallbearers were Aaron Engen, Tom Alston Murray Proctor, Marold Jenson, Rod Ririe and John Stanek. Interment in the Hazel Mere Cemetery Surrey, B.C. , He was 22' June 20, 1960, to Magrath i*n years he began INFANTS’ OVERALLS Kiddies 2 piece Biball , Sets in polyester and cotton. Matching tops with bib overalls. Sizes: 12 24 mo. » Comfortable Lsport socks GIRLS SPORT SOCKS White with colored pom oom. SIZES 7-9 Health Aids SUNTAN LOTIONS•7 GOOD STOCK OF SUNTAN ITEMS INCLUDING: Coppertone, Bonnie Belle Alo-Sun. Be ready for those warm sunny days. $3.79 to $4.85 Hot medicine drink for colds. Pain reliever, fever reducer, decongestant with antihistamine & Vitamin C. PER PACKAGE FEATHER DUSTERS Make dusting that much more pleasant with one of these attractive fpather dusters. Assorted shades. 4*1 195 Miss Shari Hohm has been visiting at the home of her parents, Eric and Mary Yvonne Hohm prior to leaving for Moose Jaw Sask, where she has accepted a position as Assistant Superintendant of the Hillcrest Golf & Sport Club. Shari recently graduated in Turf & Grass Management from Fairview College in Northern Alberta at graduation exercises held April 8, 1983. She began her new duties in Moose Jaw on Monday, April 25th, • •••••■• FOR SALE (for the Handiman) old Tent Trailer for camping. Needs lots of work. Offers. Also Girls bicycle, néeds work too. Ph. 758-3217. GARDEN ROTOTILLING - Call Lawrence or Brian, Ph. 758-6823. Mr. and Mrs. Arlan Bennett and family and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Davies and family all of Edmonton are visit ing in Magrath with parents Mr. and Mrs. Varge Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Harrison and Mrs. Elizabeth Davies. They attended the performance of "Peppin" in Cardston in which Greg Davies has a starring role. Heidi & Wendell Welch of Lovell, Wyoming were in Magrath to attend • the funeral of her brother Kris and visit at the home of her parents, Dorothy & Mel Engen. NOTICE: Will the man who came to the Garage Sale Saturday about a leather coat please call 758-3685. Nightengale Tea, Sat-p. m. in the Magrath be a Bake Table, The Hospital Auxiliary will be holding the Annual Florence urday, May 7th at 1 Trading Co. Hall. There will also a decorated cake and some lucky , person will win the beautiful tricot quilt. • The Auxiliary recently ordered an Ultra Sound for $1500.00 to be used in the Therapy Dept, of the hospital for the treatment of Arthritis, etc. Earlier they purchased a Glucometer for use by diabetics. This is available from the Health Centre. The Tea is our source of revenue be used for such purposes, therefore your support is solicited with bake” items, chances on the quilt and cake, and attendance May 7th. The monthly meeting of the Hospital Auxiliary will be held May 5th in the downstairs room of the hospital. All members please be in attendance. COOKIE DAY On Saturday May 7th, the Girl Guides and Brownies will be going door to door selling our cookies, starting at 9 a.m. The price is $1.50 per box of $18 per case of 12. If you do not plan on being home, or live in the rural area, orders can be placed immediately by calling Donna 758-6424; Judy 758-6523, Jackie 7583693. Support our.local groups 1 Magrath students of "Studio One Dance Academy" under the direction of Kim Ully, recently receiving medals and certificates in Tap Dancing are Amber Ferguson, Grade; 2 with superior ratings and Deanna Moors, Grade 3, with superior ratings. Congratulations gir • « ■ • • 14th ANNUAL - SPRING SING, Sunday, May 15th, 7 p.m. in Southminster United Church. Featuring The Anne Campbell Choirs with guest artists - The Calgary Boys Choir, director? Doug Parnham. Tickets available from choir members or at Leisters. $2.50. PRIVATE PIANO OR VOICE LESSONS Priscilla Brockway will have room to schedule some more private students in the fall. She can start new students the beginning of May even, if anyone is interested. Ph. 758-6402 for more information . TO GIVE AWAY: Young 2 year old trees, Ash, Maple, 4 ft. Yours for the digging. Phone 758-3229, Wren or Isabell Holladay. ATTENTION: There will be a meeting of the 2nd St. West Irrigation System for all members at Brook Harkers house, Thurs. Aprl 28th at 7 p.m. Mén’f/icelindic-to Cardigan Jackets scyled by "Fox" in white with brown or grey trim. Shearling lining. Neat for cool Spring wearing. REGULAR $69.95 REGULAR $19.95 - ’-- s- ' Western styled Belt Buckles with Horses Head, Bronco or Boots motif. Western Shirts Men's Western Shirts in a satin-like fabric with rose embroidered motif on yoke. Pearl snap button fasteners. Brown, Black Cream, Blue. Hooded "Kangaroo style Sweatshirts with zipper front. Navy or Maroon colors. Surtimer Headwear Fancy Belt Buckles Our stock of new Spring’ Western Straw Hats is now on display. Assorted styles and colors. FOR RENT: 1-1 bedroom apartment in Garden Villa Apartments for Senior Citizen, 60 , years and over. Immediate occupancy. Phone Shirley Edwards, 758-6368. CARPENTER will do renovations, basement finishing, bathroom countertops and all other carpentry work. Ph. 758-6770 It takes about 2,000 bolts to hold a car together and one nut to scatter the all over the highway. Jeans FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY CLEARANCE! 1 BASKET OF TOWELS IN PLAINS AND PATTERNS. ASSORTED COLORS AND DESIGNS. $5.95 & $6.95 checks. absorb- REG. $1.95 REG. REG. 95C ea. The Cardston Community Theatre . presents "Pippin", the Tony Award winning Broadway Musical at the E.J. Wood Auditorium, nightly through Saturday, April 30th. Doors open at 7:40 p.m. and close at 7:55 p.m. Emperor Charlemagne’s son Pippin confronts the problem of finding direction and purpose in his life. The story of this quest is the unlikely vehicle for a night of musical magic, mixing medieval swordplay and intrigue with spirited singing and choreography. Local artists performing include Greg Davies, Debra Spackman, Terryl Reedei and Julie Dainard. All seats are reserved, tickets are available at $6 each from South Country Realty, Ph. J653-4901. The cast of 45 is headed by Greg Davies as Pippin and Debra Spackman as Leading Player. Directors are D. Terry Petrie and Leslie Spackman. Music is provided by a 20 piece orchestra under the direction of F. Ralph Kennard. Choreography is by Kathy Quinton. Tea Towels Large size Waffle weave Dish Towels in assorted Wonderfully ant. Terry Face Cloths m a variety of patterns and colors. LADIES’ TOPS New Spring Tops by Jantzen. Neat collar, open at throat, sleeve less. Navy, Beige, White. S,M,L,XL ****************** Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stevenson have returned home from Gainsville, Florida where they visited with their son-in-law and daughter Ed and Marsha Haddock and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Kay Neilson have returned from Arizona City, Arizona where they spent the winter months. Barbara & Marc Heggie are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son born Tuesday, April 26th, 1983 in the Magrath Municipal Hospital. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Coleman of Magrath, Mr. and Mrs. John Heggie of Welling. The Garden City Senior Citizens Association will hold their monthly Pot Luck Dinner Friday, April 29th 1 p.m. in the Lounge at the Drop Centre. There will be a beef dinner for members guests. Membership fees are due at $5.00 each. The Annual Magrath & Fair is coming soon, your Fair booklet at the beginning of May and start planning your entries. This year donation will be gratefully received towards prize money for the Children’s classes. Barbara English ible if roast and for 1983 Dis trict Look for Please contact Brandt 758-3482 or Iris 758-3751 as soon as poss-you’d like to contribute. CARDSTON No. 6 NOTICE OF DEVELOPMENT HEARING - Notice i,s hereby given that an application is being made for the development, permit for a Farrowing Operation, two barns, on pt. N.E. 9-6-21-4. Place of Hearing - M.D. Building, 10 a.m. May 9, 1983. Any person affected by the said proposal hr;, the right to present a written brief prior to the hearing and to be present and be heared at the hearing. Persons requested to be heared at the hearing shall submit a written request to be heard to the development officer not later than 12:00 noon on May 6, 1983. R.W. Legge, ' Development Officer. M.D . OF Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Balderson were in Sacramento, Calif, last week where Wesley attended a Seminar for <-’ie University of Lethbridge. Enroute 1 -me they were weekend guests of Dr. a" a Mrs. Gary Fletcher in Denver, Colorado. When a man and woman marry, they become one. The trouble starts when they try to decide wh1 ch one . SPARE RIBS Meat PORK MEATY . Han Steaks CENTRE CUTS . Tide Bacon MAPLE LEAF 500 G I 1 BONELESS . .K SLICED . . . .;. ******************************************************* *,******************* A beautiful Spring wedding took »lace on Saturday, April 9, 1983 in the Magrath LDS Church when Lisa, daughter of Bryan & Carol Stringam, and Larry, son of Mike & Margaret Schneyder, were united in marriage with Bishop Bob West officiating. Attendants to the bride were Linda Mendenhall, maid of honor; Barbie Stringam and Michelle Hasagawa were bridesmaids. The groom chose his brother Michael Schneyder as best man, groomsmen were Lee Stringam and Wesley billmer. Ushers were Bob Schneyder and 'ary Stanford. A wedding dinner following the ceremony was held in the Cultural Hall with ;red & Harriet Strate as greeters. The «aster of Ceremonies for the program -,as an uncle of the bride Gerry Crapo. That evening a Calling Reception (included a beautiful day for the bride ¿nd groom. Wallace & Mary Baker greeted rhe many friends and relatives who came from Edmonton, Idaho, Utah and many joints in Alberta to extend their best wishes. Decorations were beautifully displayed under the direction of -Ann Pilling. Lisa Pilling presided at the :uest book. Alan Snell from/Rexburg , .daho, captured the day's evdnts on video as well as taking many lovey wedding pictures for g r’o om. After a honeymoon bride and groom are in the Magrath area. THANK YOU: Lisa & Larry Schneyder and parents Bryan & Carol Stringam, Mike & Margaret Schneyder would like to extend j warm "thank you" to everyone who helped co make the wedding so beautiful. To all «To were involved in food preparation, v<rving, 11 who cane emorable day, we «pends a special "thank you l'lends who came so far to be with her. iso a warm "thank you" to Mary Baker, jstess to a lovely bridal shower previous .j the wedding. o V the bride and to Utah, the residing on a farm Monday's unscheduled snow storm and blizzard was somewhat reminiscent of the late April blizzard of 1967 which left South Alberta roads blocked and without power. In this week’s storm, 3 to 4" of wet snow (4 to 6" at high elevations) was dumped in the south country in the snowfall which began around 9 a.m. and lasted approximately 12 hours. Power lines went down and Magrath and area1 was without power from approximately 9 a.m. to 2:15 a.m. Tuesday when the first power was restored. Remaining areas in the town and district were without Dower up td around 10 a.m. Tuesday and reports from the Twin River area Tuesday afternoon were that they were still without power at that time. In spite of the wet, is welcomed and yes, of the inconvenience slushy "mess" the moistu-by farmers and ranchers - by the town dwellers as well for the lawns and gardens will surely bene fit. FOR SALE: Modern 3 bedroom bungalow with attached 2 car garage. Located in culdesac. Phone 758—6413. Cst. Claude & Bev Coupal. CHURCH AUCTION - Magrath United Church is planning an Auction Sale for Saturday, June 11th at 4:30 p.m. at the United Church. If you have any articles you would like to donate for the sale from your housecleaning, yard cleaning, etc. they will be most gratefully accepted. Please call Syl Rarick, 758-3152 or Bob Moo-s ' 758-3693 for pick up. Thank you. decorating, cleaning up, and to to help us have a lovely and thank you all. Lisa " to her Teenage girl to mother: "Dad . is at an awkward age. He’s too-round for his old clothes and too square for the new styles". BE SURE TO SHOP IN THE LADIES READY-TO-WEAR DEPT. WHERE THERE ARE GREAT SALES AWAITING YOU. ',*4 * V EGETABLE CAMPBELLS 280 ML Macaroni Or Spaghetti creamettes 907 g . Kraft BBQ Sauces. 710 ml MINUTE 700 G Illi "■ Ì 108 pe 239 - \ Tomatoes STEWED Me Margarine IMPERIAL 1.36 KG 279 Dog Food WESTERN 8 KG WITH PLASTIC PAIL STRETCH & SEAL 30 M l69 Paper Towels SCOTT 2 PACK . ]39 Detergent ABC 6 L . 36S Strawberries FRESH . ’ ’ *. KG S"« F Apples SPARTAN j FANCY . ■KG Z97‘ 3 LB. BAGS . . MOCCOli NO. 1 . . . KG $2if ■-<
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