| 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 COMPANY STORE NEWS PHONES: Office 758-3033 Groceries 758-3535 Hardware 758-3065 Upstairs & Store News 758-6377 STORE HOURS: monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday - 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. LADIES READY-TO-WEAR **************************************************************************************** FEBRUARY GETAWAYS All New Spring Arrivals JACKETS Smartly fashioned Blazers styled by "Snazzie". Popular shades of Red, Navy, Cobalt, White. SIZES: S.M.L. Spring Jackets in Gemini Sport style. A good color assortment. SIZES: 10-18. U" : 8-16 . 125” 5“ „ SLACKS r "Snazzie: Slacks , belted style in shades of Red, Navy, Cobalt and White. . $gg CHILDREN’S WEAR New Spring Arrivals in Children's including Jump Suits, Shorts and Tops etc. Latest fashions in gay colors. PRICED FROM JACKETS Wear Sets, CLEARANCE FRIDAY & SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8 & 9 LADIES’ SLEEPWEAR Ladies Brushed Nylon Nightgowns, brushed backed Satin Nightgowns & Pyjamas . ““ 20% OFF Jewellery New Jewellery has arrived including Earrings ( clips Sl pierced) and Necklaces. --- etc. PRICED KIDDIE PRINTS Just arrived. Rocking osaurs, Bears/Hot Air other Children's motifs. Linings FABRIC Horses, DinBalloons and 595 Lining Fabric in Brown, Black, Grey, White, Beige, Lt. Brown. TOURNAMENT ACTION The two Tadpole teams are hosting a 6 Team Tournament this weekend. Their first game is scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 7/91 (tonight) at 5 p.m. when Wade's team take on Friday night there will be two games with the first one starting at 5 p.m. and the second one at 6:30 p.m. Saturday action begins at 8 a.m. with the final game scheduled at 4:45 p.m. There will be a "goodie" table for the participants - parents please remember to bring a plate of squares. Anyone who needs to know when their concession time is please contact Laura Nishikawa. We hope to see a large crowd to cheer on our teams. You don't have to have a child on the teams to meter come and watch. It's free, it's entertaining, and it's a great way to GINGHAM CHECKS spend a couple of hours on Saturday.1/4" Check Gingham in shades of Navy, Red, Black, Pink. . 1/2" Check Gingham in Blue. ON Saturday, Feb. 2/91 wade's Tadpoles travelled to Cardston to participate in a tournament but without their coach as he broke his REGULAR $4.95 m. CLEARANCE 20% OFF leg at a hockey game Friday (well timed, Wade, we all hope you mend soon. Thank you Danny, Ron and Jim for filling in on such short notice. We know 4 games in one day is a bit much but we really appreciated it. We played two games and even though we lost them both we played really well. First game goal getters were Peter Lee (1-1) Stan Ringuette (1-0). Thanks to Josh Heggie for playing for us in this game. The game star was Cody Ririe - congratulations. We have a nice select ion of Knitting Yarns. More yarns will be arriving soon. Knitting Yarns Chris Chatwin played awesome in net. If it hadn't of been for Cardston's #14, the game would have been a tie. Our second game saw Magrath pull up their suspenders a bit but we were still short on the game sheet. Thank you Janay for playing for us and scoring our two goals. Ryan Nishikawa was named the team's go-getter - congratulations. The team played well and everyone went home with a smile and a trophy. L.L. FOUND: Mountain bike with black wall tires, red handle grips, etc. Owner may claim by contacting Glenn Shewchuk, 758-3184, SEWING SUPPLIES THREAD ELASTICS NEEDLES PINS FASTENERS SCISSORS BUTTONS TAPES, BRAIDS VISIT OUR DRY GOODS CENTRE FOR THESE & MORE. UPSTAIRS. AND BINDINGS *************************************************************** Mrs. Gladys Sparks of Fort Saskatchewan and Mrs. Elaine Strome of Edmonton were visitors during the weekend at the home of . Warren and Winifred Sparks. THANK YOU: The Magrath Lions Club would like to express a sincere "thank you" to Allan and Della Holladay for their generous donation towards the purchase of a Flourescein Angiography Camera which will be used on the Ophthalmologal Microscope to take pictures of the human eye. 1 LITRE QUALITY 4 LITRE while quantities last PER COIL HOME SPECIAL MOLY SLIP OIL TREATMENT 8 oz. tin. TOOL RACK Integrated Plastic Tool I Rack. BOB DALE WORK GLOVES Knuckle-strap, split palm leather. BEAUTI-TONE INTERIOR PRUHL 'SEALER A multi-purpose latex pnmer/ sealer for use on drywall, wallboard, gyproc or cured plaster. Soap and water clean-up. SPECIAL 4E99 TRADEMASTER MODEL TMBT1OS 10 TABLE TOP SAW^~ • 2 H.P. high torque, double insulated motor • Reinforced die-cast aluminum table • Simplified depth of cut adjustment, arbor tilts to 45° for bevel cuts • Transparent blade guard has anti-kickback mechanism • Equipped with mitre gauge self-aligning rip fence with matchinq inch/metric scale for precise cuts. • Includes blade. 1346-519., REGULAR $239.99 1QQ95 HOME SALE PRICE . IWW A BRUSH SET Pure Bristle - 1612-1B8-12 Polyester - 1612-197-12 YOUR CHOICE BEST BUY PORTABLE VISE 3V' Swivel Vice - for your shop or home work bench. MINWAX EAR TAGS Order your Alfex Ear Tags NOW. Do not wait until the last minute to order when ■ the Suppliers are busy. A' / WOOD FINISH For a great looking wood finish. Assorted wood colours. 1872 SPECIAL A99 CHINOOK HEALTH UNIT NEWS Healthy Lifestyles Make Happy Hearts. February is Heart Month in Canada! Today's column deals with your heart and how to keep it healthy. From the earliest times more has been written about the heart than any other organ in the body - probably because it was once considered to be the centre of emotions. Today we know that the heart is a muscular pump designed to pump blood and therefore oxygen throughout the body. When we consider t’nat it pumps steadily at 70 or more beats per minute for a full life time, it is clear that the heart is a very marvellous and efficient pump indeed. <0n the other side of the coin, heart disease is the leading cause of death in Canada. Many of the organs in our bodies come in pairs and have back-up systems. For example, we have two kidneys and if one is injured or quits, the other continues to work to keep us alive and healthy. The heart however, has no such back-up system. When the heart stops, death soon results. It is then obvious that we need to protect our hearts from disease and injury. Several factors should be considered in order to keep our hearts healthy. ■ 1. HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE - High blood pressure requires the heart to work harder to push blood throughout the body. When high blood pressure goes untreated, eventually the heart becomes unable to cope with the extra work load and starts to fail. In most cases we still don't know what causes high blood pressure. We do know however, that it can be easily treated and controlled. it is important that you know your own blood pressure and that you have it checked periodically by your doctor. if you are found to have high blood pressure, a number of simple measures such as dietary changes are often enough to keep it under control. If these aren't enough, medication can be used. In any event, high blodd pressure should not be ignored. 2. CIGARETTE SMOKE - Cigarette smoke, your own or that of someone else (second hand smoke) is harmful to the heart. Firstly, the nicotine in cigarette smoke affects the rhythm of the heart or it's ability to pump in a regular and consistent fashion. Secondly, carbon monoxide in smoke is readily taken up by red blood cells. These cells are normally used to transport oxygen to body organs and tissues. With carbon monoxide now replacing the oxygen in the red bjbod cells, the heart has to work harder to send an adequate level of oxygen to body organs and tissues. 3. HARDENING OF THE ARTERIES If your diet includes too much animal fat, there is a tendency for that fat to become deposited on the walls of the arteries. The arteries are then said to have become "hardened" and are narrowed. This then reduces the flow of blood throught the arteries to the tissues that need them. This is particularly harmful for coronary arteries which supply oxygen to the heart muscle. Once they start to narrow from fatty deposits, angina or chest pain results. if the coronary arteries close completely, a heart attack results. 4. EXCESSIVE WEIGHT - with every pound of excessive weight gain the heart has to work harder to distribute blood and oxygen to the "extra" tissues. Basically, the long term effect is the same as high blood pressure. An extra workload is placed on the heart. 5. EXERCISE - as mentioned, the heart is a muscle and requires regular and frequent exercise to stay fit. If you don't exercise, your heart muscle can become "flabby". When you are required to make unusual physical efforts such as trying to push a car out of a snow drift, the "flabby" unfit heart muscle can seize up and stop working. All the above "risk" factors can be avoided. In review, things we can do for our hearts include: Checking for high blood pressure. If you have it, make sure you follow recommendations regarding treatment. Avoiding cigarette smoke - your own or someone else's. Eating a well balanced diet with a minimal amount of animal fat. Keeping your body weight within a "healthy" range. Exercising regularly. Look after your heart and it will look after you, ensuring a long and healthy life. If you require any further information on any of the above points, please contact your local health unit or your family physician. ATOM "B" HOCKEY NEWS January 23/91: Came up short against a tough Picture Butte team in league action. Final score 7-3. Pointgetters: Roy Kapscos (0-1) Darren Balderson (1-0) Kurt Robinson (0-1) Justin Harker (1-1) Joey Zsombor (0-1) Michael Balderson (1-0). January 26/91: Came from behind to tie Lethbridge 5-5 in exhibition play. Goals: Darren BALDERSON (0-1) Garth Reigling (0-1) Darious Mandel (0-1) Matthew Stanford (1-0) Justin Harker (1-1) Joey Zsombor (0-2) and with Michael Balderson adding a hat trick. February 1/91: Aced Great Falls 8-0 in League action. Goaltender Andy Beres earned his first career shut-out and right wing Roy Kapscos made his first goal of the season. Doug Orr (1-1) Darren Balderson (0-1) Kurt Robinson (0-1) Matthew Stanford (2-1) Justin Harker (1-0) Casey Christensen (0-1) Joey Zsombor (1-1) and Michael Balderson (2-2). February 2/91: Magrath was frustrated in their scoring bfd by a quick Coaldale goalie as’ they went down 7-3 in league play. Darren Balderson (0-1) Matthew Stanford (1-0) Justin Harker (0-1) Michael Balderson (2-0). The boys are to be congratulated on their continued efforts and commitment to the team. A big "totally awesome" to all of you. MINOR HOCKEY NEWS Anyone with outstanding Chocolate money, please turn it in to your team manager, your coach, or bring it to the rink during Public Skating on Monday or Thursday and bring it to the concession. There is only a month left in the season and the money is already a month overdue, ^our quick response to this plea would be greatly appreciated. M.M.H.A. FOR SALE: Four 30x9.50R15 L.T. M/S Firestone Tires for 4x4, used about 1000 miles. Regular about $225 each new. Will sell all four for $600 no GST. Also brand new full length running board set with all hardware for Ram Charger, Nissan Blazer type 4x4's, $120. Phone 758-6570. Give a man a fish and you feed hime for a day. Teach him how to fish and you feed him for a lifetime. Oriental Proverb.FOODS Ms MC CORMICK PEG TOP Popcorn ORVILLE REDENBACHER MICROWAVE 3 pk .289 Oft«#« Juice miD m l.[39 Perogles ™ x ,8.223 Chips with Flsh w. F. 750 g . 3™ Magrath Mavericks met Brocket Saturday, January 26th on home ice. Mavericks 12, Brocket 8. lst_Period¿ Kinn Wetherelt (9:33) assists Tank Anderson and Matt Johnson. David Orr (7:32) assists Tommy Lee and Tyler Ferguson. 2nd Period: Tank Anderson (19:06) . assists Ken Robinson &. Kinn Wetherelt. ¿ t. I^e rjl d : Tommy Lee (18:56) assists Tyler Ferguson & hart Bullock. Darren McNeely (15:26) assists Gordie Hollingshead & Bart Bullock. Matt Johnson (14:26) assists Tank Anderson & Kinn Wetherelt. Tommy Lee (11:47) assists Tyler Ferguson & Arlin Silverman. David Orr (10:20) assists Tank Anderson & Ken Robinson. Tyler íerguson (8:59) unassisted. David Orr (8:22) assists Kinn Wetherelt & Tank (3:48) (1:47) & Matt faced a lot of hard hitting shots and played a good game. Anderson. Tyler Ferguson unassisted. Tank Anderson assists Gordie Hollingshead Johnson. Goalie Ken Rasmussen The HAPPY TOGETHER SINGERS of Concordia College, Edmonton, Alberta will be in concert at St. John's Lutheran Church, in Magrath, on Tuesday, February 19, 1991 at 7:30 p.m. The reportoire of the HAPPY TOGETHER SINGERS lends itself to contemporary Christian music. The group is a smaller portion of the Concordia College Choir whose eighteen members are selected by audition. Everyone is invited to attend. VALENTINE SERVICE Order your 6 inch Valentine cookie for that special Someone this Valentines. Cost is $5 - we will deliver the cookies and personalize a note anyway you wish. Orders must be made and prepaid before February 11th. To order please call - Ann Fazikos, 758-6425. Ann Pilling, 758-3088 Marie Stevenson, 758-3540. . Fund raiser for the Friends of the Library/Magrath Historical Museum Society. Call and pre-pay by February 11th. Dan's Magrath Tadpoles were in Cardston Saturday, February 2/91 for a one day Tourney. Our first game was off and running at 9 a.m. against Cardston which we won 5-0. Scoring were Janay Chipman (0-1) Jimmy Balderson (4-1) Denver Wetherelt (1-1) Dustin Mandel (0-1) Eric Godionton (0-1). Goal tending was shared by Dustin mandel, Josh Heggie and Denver Wetherelt. M.V.P. Medal was won by Jimmy Balderson. Good work Janay and guys. Magrath's second game at 1:30 against Raymond was a real Barn Burner but we came out of it with a 11-9 win. Point getters were Janay Chipman (2-1) Layne Barnett (0-1) Eric Godionton (0-1) William Stoutjesdyk (0-2) Dustin Mandel (0-2) Doug Mehew (0-1) Denver Wetherelt (2-1) James Perry (0-1) Jimmy Balderson (6-0) Josh Heggie (1-1). M.V.P. medal was won by Denver Wetherelt. Again, a big hand for goal tenders Jimmy Balderson, Josh Heggie and Dustin Mandel. Also a big "Thank You" to all the parents for their help and support. See you all at Magrath's Tournament February 7,8,9. FOR SALE: Rabbits. Phone 758-3240. The Magrath Rod & Gun Club will hold it's Annual Banquet - DATE: March 23, 1991 at 6:30 p.m. PLACE: Magrath United Church hall. GUEST SPEAKER: Darrel Rowledge. TICKETS: $10.00 per person, available from John Bourne, Magrath Trading Co. Hardware or from Rodney Arndt, Arndt Motors . Everyone welcome. WANTED TO RENT: Apartment or house for single female R.C.M.P. member, by March 15th. Contact Donna or Tim at 758-3488. FOR SALE: Homemade Quilts - single, double or queen size. Phone 758-3518. Many a man's idea of charity is to give unto others the advice he can't use himself. Macintosh APPLES Navel Oranges su,. 59® GRAPPEINFKRUIT > -. 2“ .79c I74 Celery Potatoes RED OR RUSSET, 10 lb Magrath Novice played two League home games during the weekend. In their first game against Great Falls they won 11-3. Goals were scored by: Adam Mehew (5-3) Mason Dahl (2-2) Tanner Godionton (1-2) Darren Harding (1-1) Dustin Ririe (1-2) Wayne Kinder (1-0); 1 assist each to Braedon Balderson and Shane Miller. Joey Ripley played good in net. In the second game the Novice team lost 10-2 against Brocket. Dustin Ririe had 1 goal and Darren Harding 1 goal with an assist to Adam Mehew. Brian Bullock played good in net for his second time as goalie. All the kids played well. ANNUAL BANQUET & AWARDS NIGHT Del Bonita Wild Life Club will hold it's Annual Banquet & Awards Night Friday, February 8th in the Del Bonita Community Hall. Pot Luck Supper starts at 6:30 p.m. with Trophy presentations to follow. Everyone welcome. Anyone interested in Aviation of any kind from models to the real thing? A meeting to organize an Aviators Club, especially geared for Teenagers and Plane Lovers of all ages is being planned. Call Scott Bogdan and leave your name and phone number and he will get back to you on further plans. Phone 758-3217. ATTENTION HOCKEY PARENTS: Hockey Pictures at the Arena - February 18th. All teams Tadpole through Bantams. Picture taking starts at 4 p.m. with Tadpoles, then Novice, etc. Each team only takes about 15 minutes. Any questions please contact your coach. "SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE" has a nice selection of Silk Flowers for Valentine's Day - right from single roses to bouquets. Open Tuesdays - Saturdays. Phone 758-6273. FEBRUARY IS "HEART" MONTH Canvassers will be calling during the month of February on behalf of the Heart & Stroke Foundation, Please welcome them when they come to your door. SOCCER NEWS The Magrath Soccer Association is in desperate need of volunteers to organize the 1991 season. We would like to run a local program this year with co-ed teams Grade 1-3 and 4-6. We would have minimal cost with no travelling. We could have exhibition games at the end of the season against Cardston or Raymond. Anyone wishing to play with the Lethbridge League would have to sign up with Lethbridge or Raymond individually. We need some new people to kick the ball!! Please phone Laurel Bennett, 758-6222 right away of you can volunteer. Our other choice is to drop Soccer this year. Please don't let it come to that. THANK YOU: I would like to thank the doctors, nurses and the staff for the excellent care I had while a patient in Magrath General Hospital, and to all my friends for the lovely goodies I got. Special thanks to Fr. O'Reilly for his comforting words. Katie Fisher. C. Tarrell Harris has been called to the Virginia Roanoke Mission. Her Farewell will be February 17th at 11:00 a.m. Open House 6:30 to 8:30 that same evening at the Harris home. Will Smith has been called to the Taejon/South Korea Mission. His farewell will be held February 10th at 3 p.m. in the Magrath First Ward Church. Open House will be held at the Smith home Saturday, Feb. 9th, 7-9 p.m. Everyone welcome. FOR SALE: Man's Sheepskin Jacket, made by Caribou Clothes. Size. 42-44-. Li^e New. $400 o.b.o. Phone 758-3782. CHOCOLATE LOVERS - treat your Valentine with confidence - Truffles & Butter Creams (home made). Phone 758-6481, anytime. MEAT Chuck Blatte Roast . • • HOT DOGS OLYMPIC 300 g CROSS RIB ROAST OOKED HAM MAYFAIR 375 g . 3« DAUUN OLYMPIC 500 g . *• *• ********************************************* Friday, February 1/91 Magrath Mavericks travelled to Raymond and left Whitey with a frown on his face by winning 8-3. Great team work boys!1 1st Period: (;04) Darrin McNeely, assist to Tyler Ferguson. 2nd Period: (13:38) Tank Anderson unassisted. (12:59) Tyler Ferguson assists Tommy Lee and Bart Bullock. (8:39) Matt Johnson, unassisted. 3rd Period; (19:50) Kinn Wetherelt unassisted. (18:40) Tank Anderson, assists Matt Johnson and Kinn Wetherelt. (12:20) Matt Johnson, assists Kinn Wetherelt & Tank Anderson. (8:13) Tyler Ferguson, assists Tommy Lee and Bart Bullock. Thanks to David Orr in helping us in this exhibition game. Saturday, February 2/91 Bow Island faced off in Magrath against the Mavericks dropping a 5-1 game to Magrath. Again the boys played super hockey. 1st Period: (12:25) Matt Johnson assists Ken Robinson & Tank Anderson. (7:47) Darrin Me Neely assist Bart Bullock. 2nd Period: (17:18) Matt Johnson, assists Arlin Silverman & Kinn Wetherelt. (7:27) Tommy Lee, assists Tyler Ferguson and Gordie Hollingshead . 3rd Period: (15:43) Tyler Feruguson, assists Tommy Lee & Bart Bullock. Nice playing goalie Ken Rasmussen. ICE CHIPS: Once again our Cheefing Section is complete - welcome back Grandpa Bullock, we missed you. Hurry back Kelly, we miss you too. LETHBRIDGE BIG BAND IN CONCERT - presenting the Golden Anniversary of Big Band Swing, a tribute to music of the Big Band era in the '20s. '30s and '40s - Sunday, February 24th in the Yates Memorial Centre at 3 p.m. Tickets available by phoning Mandins at 758-6628. Everyone welcome. NOTICE: Due to school security, all parents and students using the school after hours for activities in the Auditorium are asked to use the double doors at the back of the school next to the Band room. FOR SALE: Holstein Bull Calves. Call Jim at 758-3192. **************************************** MINOR HOCKEY Bantam "C" Provincial Playoffs - First Round Magrath defeated Vulcan 10-4 and 7-2 to advance to the next round. We now wait for the winner of the Crowsnest Pass, High Country or Okatoks. The winner of this series travels to St. Paul March 15-16-17 for the Provincial Finals. Our Magrath Bantams have had a very successful season so far counting League, Exhibition and Tourney play. They have a record of 16 wins/Losses/Ties. Many factors have created this achievement of which are: 1. Coaching - Frank Englhart and David Wright have got the team flying by stressing Game Skills, Conditioning and Postive Attitudes. 2. The team consisting of Dan Baker, Tom Bingham, Robert Brandt, Trevor Dunlop, Tyler Harris, Marc Heggie, Willie Hollingshead, Jeff Kawade, Cole Nelson, Jason Ripley, John R.ipley, by being very receptive to the coaching has achieved goals set for themselves. 3. The Team Parents, with this much cooperation any group can be successful. All parents have contributed whatever and whenever asked. The Magrath bantams along with all other teams in local Minor Hockey would like to thank those who have supported hockey in the past and look forward to greater support in the future. It was great to see nearly 200 people at the Vulcan-Magrath Bantam game Saturday, February 2nd. S. A. S ■ H. A Restaurant Enterprize in Magrath requires a temporary Supervisor to work 38 hours a week, evenings, from 4 p.m. on, and Saturdays from noon. Rate of pay is $1,410.00/month. Apply with resume to Box 499, Magrath, immediately or phone 758-3334. HONEY FOR SALE: Del Bonita Ventures selling Canada #1 Honey. Phone 758-6742, 758-6760 or 758-3601. PANCAKE SUPPER - at Del Bonita Church, Friday, February 15th, 6:30 p.m. 229 O Winter Festive SPECIALS ALPHA 1% 7 2% 750 g SOUR CREAM ALPHA 500 ml 1« Peanut Blitter w. F. 1.5 kg COFFEE NABOB MOODUS SAPPORO ICHIBAN 100 g 2/99* SALMON W. F. PINK 213 g |69 TOMATOES HUNTS 398 ml 79* Apple Juice DAIRY MAID 1 litre 79 lIlllCOS MINUTE MAID OR FIVE ALIVE 3/250 ml 129 Spaghetti 900&, LASAGNA 500g, or MACARONI 900g . W.F 99* Oatmeal QUAKER TRS OR ZAPPER 2» Tide, Oxydol 10 litre Liquid Detergent IVORY DISH 1.5 litre 299 BLEACH W.F. 1.8 litre (09 Fabric Softener BOUNCE 50 pk 459 PAPER TOWELS HI - DRI 2 pk 89* Facial Tissue KLEENEX, FAMILY 300 |49 Bathroom Tissue DELSEY 8 pk 279 Deodorants MENNEN SPEED STICK, 75g, or LADY SPEED STICK 50 g 209
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