Magrath Store News (January 29, 1987)

• Main Author: Magrath Trading Store
• Format: Journal/Newspaper
• Language: English
• Published: J. A. Ririe 1987
• Subjects: Magrath (Alta.) > Newsletters; Alta; Balfour; Buttons; Canada; Clayton; Coleman; Combs; Corral; Ferguson; Great Falls; Lone; Lorna; Lowry; Orion; Quigley; Rasmussen; Stripe; The Cobbler; Valentine; Newfoundland
• Online Access: http://digitallibrary.uleth.ca/cdm/ref/collection/sanl/id/736

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 GROCERIES 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, JANUARY 29th, 1987.MAGRATH, ALBERTA. ************************************************************************************* HARDWARE DEPARTMENT ************************************************************************************* *50 <w JANUARY .SALE nc/i ¿A. * 26’ ’ XL 100 CONSOLE COLOR TV R.C.A. XL 100 TELEVISION - 26" Console model with remote control. Handsome walnut woodgrained cabinet. Casters make it easy to move. GET BACK A $50 REBATE FROM R.C.A. WHEN YOU PURCHASE THIS TELEVISION SET. . 84995 REGULAR $649.95 ESSO PROTECT 10.W MOTOR OIL REGULAR $1.79 VISIT OUR HALF PRICE BARGAIN TABLE. THERE ARE STILL A NUMBER OF VERY WORTHWHILE BUYS ON IT. G.E. BATHMATE RADIO CLOCK - one that you can take with your into the bathroom and enjoy while you have your bath or shower. UNIVAL 10:30 MOTOR —‘ REGULAR $1.59. GULF 10.W.30 PREMIUM Hydro treated Motor 4 49 Oil. REGULAR $1.79 R.G.A. 2fl" VIDEO MOTOTOR REMOTE CONTROL TELEVISION, SAVE $100 REMOTE COLOR TV VIDEO RECORDER SPECIAL R.C.AV.H.T. 3°1 VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER On screen programming, infrared remote control, four program, 1 year timer. Service Home Hardware WE STOCK MOST AIR FILTERS & OIL FILTER FOR CARS AND TRUCKS AT COMPETITIVE PRICES. WE WILL BE HAPPY TO ASSIST BATHMATE RADIO/CLOCK YOU WITH YOUR NEEDS OIL 10W30 REGULAR $46.95, boys JACKETS Boys' Bomber style Jackets with warm orIon pile lining, attached fur trimmed hood. Grey, Blue, Black. SIZES: 10 to 18. REGULAR $35.00 ea. s28 (REGULAR 1 group of Men's Ties (located around the post at check-out counter),. Plains and patterns. LINER MITTS REG. $4.95 pr. mitts Grey wool blend Liners or zebra stripe liners. REG. $3.95 pr. VESTS Men's Orange Vests with loden green lining; Gold Vests with orlon pile lining. REGULAR $29.95 up CLEARANCE OF MEN’S TIES . sg $8.50 up) REGULAR Ì$19.95 pr "Big Daddy" Leather Mitts with warm orlon pile lining GRIME STOPPERS Between the months of October to December of 1986, unknown personas) entered the farm prop­erty of Dan GRUNINGER, located 5 miles south and 1 mile east of Spring Coulee, Alta., and took 15 corral panels valued at $1,500.00. The panels are discribed as follows: 11-w.w. panels, 10 ft. long, grey in color (round pipe and flat iron); 1 white panel, 12 to 14 ft. long made of square tubing, 3 homemade panels, galvanized metal and 1/4 inch wire mesh. Crime Stoppers will pay up to $2,000.00 cash or information leading to the arrest of the per­s) responsible. If you have any information this crime, or any other serious crime, call Stoppers now at 320-8477, or in the rural area 1-800-242-8477. YOU WILL REMAIN ANONYMOUS. R.G. Ross, Cst. Magrath R.C.M.P. NOTICE OF CONCERN TO ALL PARENTS It has come to our attention that children have been climbing on the railings surrounding the road into the Ambulance Bay at the Hospital. The ledge is approximately 8 inches wide and it drops about 10 feet straight onto the cement below. One slip and someone's child could be seriously injured. Also,. children have been playing on skate boards in the parking lots. These areas are pot­entially dangerous as frequently there are vehicles moving at quick speeds, and children may not be noticed. Please warn your children of these DANGERS 'before there is a serious problem. Thank you. ’ A.L. Skretting, Administrator, Magrath General Hospital. NOTICE OF PREPARATION’ÔF ASSESSMENT ROLL 1987 Municipal District of Cardston No. 6 Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll of the said municipa1ity, made under the pro­visions of the Municipal Taxation Act Chapter 251, has been prepared and will, for thirty (30) days, open to inspection at the office of the secretary treasurer of the municipality during business hours and that any person who desires to object to the entry of his name or that of any other person upon the said roll or to the assessed value placed upon any property must, within thirty (30) days from the date of this notice, lodge his complaint(s) in writing with the sec­retary’ treasurer of the municipality. Dwight J. Stanford, Municipal Secretary. K AND CALENDARS Band Calendars should all pretty well be delivered now. We apologize for any errors or ommissions, though we do try hard to avoid these. Please check your calendar and report any mistakes to Carol Smith, 758-6837 or Jan Heath, 758-3684. We will publish these so people can make corrections on their calendars. If you have not yet received your calendar, please let us know. Also if you did not get. a chance to order one, there are a few extra calendars for sale. MAGRATH ROPING CLUB MEETING, Wednesday, Feb. 4th, 7:30 p.m. at the home of Ted Mandai. For further information phone [phone]. Mr. & Mrs. Heinz Frenzel have returned from an enjoyable two week vacation in Cartagana, Columbia. Coordinates 20% OFF OF PERRUZZA CO-ORDINATES IN ALL WOOLS. & PLAINS. CAPES, JACKETS, SKIRTS, PANTS. 1 RACK OF LADIES DRESSES IN A VARIETY OF FABRICS, STYLES, PATTERNS, COLORS . LADIES’ DRESSES 1 RACK OF LADIES DRESSES, ASSORTED STYLES, SIZES f/2 Price Earrings 2 l.r 1 Silfi CLEAR AT MARKED DOWN ************************************* 1 RACK PLAIDS OTHER BRA'S REDUCED TO PRICES. 1 BOX OF EARRINGS IN A NICE VARIETY OF DESIGNS. INCLUD­ED ARE PIERCED & CLIP ONS. I ■ . • 1 RACK OF "PARIS STAR" & "SNAZZIE" CO-ORDINATES Plaids and plains. Blazers, skirts, Slacks, etc. K PRICE £7 LADIES • Ladies Dress Coats in full length and 3/4 ‘ Jackets lengths. Smartly styled in assorted fabrics. CHILDHEN Girls Jackets in assorted styles and fabrics Trimmed Boys' & including Nylon, Polyester & Blended Fabrics, and untrimmed styles. CLEARING NOW AT VISIT OUR SALE TABLES OF BRA'S. SEAMLESS AND SEAMED CUPS - POPULAR BRANDS. White or Beige. SOME CLEARING AT Ya Price MARKDOWNS Contented people are those who have learned to keep their wants within the limits of their means. Sweat Shirts Ladies' Jackets Barrettes Buttons & Bows Barrettes in polka dot pattern. Headbands to match. A nice assortment of colors' 3®® Mrs. Sophia Paluch, bex^ved wife of the late John Paluch of Magrath, passed away in the Magrath Hospital at the age of 81 years. Mrs. Paluch was born in Poland on Apr­il 25th, 1905. Upon coming to Canada she settled in Magrath Where she has resided since. She leaves to mourn her daughter June Budzko and family who all greatly miss her. Funeral services were held Thursday, January 22nd in St. Joseph's Catholic Church with Father O'Reily conducting the farewell services which were most comfort­ing and reasuring to us all. Interment followed in Mountain View Cemetery. We wish to thank our relatives, all the nice friendly people in Magrath who donated their heartfelt sympathy of all the food and the thoughtful cards you all. ' Also we wish loving care she at our time of mourning. Thank to thank Donna Kearl for the showed her; for all the people involved with Meals On Wheels; Dr. Mark Dahl, Dr. Dennis Dahl| and the members of the C.W.L. for the lovely lunch. Thank you everyone who contributed their participation in their very own way. It was all greatly appreciated. Mike & June Budzko & Family. passed away 1987 at the late Daniel in age The- SUPER COMBS - in a good selection of colors. Pocket or purse size. Idaho on Decern- REG. 69c ea. Vera Jeanette Hansen Fowler Magrath Wednesday, January 21st, of'96 years, beloved wife of the adore Fowler. Vera was born in Bennington, ber 3rd, 1890, and moved to Alberta in June, 1899, first near Taber and then to Magrath. She spent the past several years in Grandview Nursing Home in Cardston. ■ She was predeceased by her parents, six sisters and four brothers. She is survived by many nieces and nephews. She will always be remembered for her care and comp­assion to family members and service in the commun­ity. - Funeral services were held in the Magrath Stake L.D.S. Chapel Saturday, January 24th with Bishop Watson Ririe officiating. Organist was Vinessa Hamilton. Helen Cook and Shirley Bourne presided at the Registration Books. Bud Strong was the usher. The family prayer was offered by Paul Godfrey. The opening hymn was "Sometime We'll Under­stand", a duet sung by Bessie Cook and Marie Stevenson accompanied by Carol Lowry. Invocat­ion was given by Lorna Kendricks. " Speaker for the service was Doreen Alston. A vocal solu "Lead Me All the Way" was sung by L.B. Tanner accompanied by Vinessa Hamilton. Closing remarks were given by Bishop Ririe. The closing hymn was "Abide With Me 'Tis Even­tide" by Janet Hunt, Michelle Heggie and Karen Alston accompanied by Vinessa Hamilton. Neil Bourne offered the benediction. Pallbearers were Addison Bourne, Boyd Stevens, Max Bourne, Allan Bourne, Manley Bourne and Paul Godfrey. Interment took place in the Magrath Cem­etery . FOR VALENTINE'S - homemade Chocolates. Also Chicken & Beef Pies and Chicken Turnovers. Place your orders with June Mikado, 758-3268. FOR RENT: 3 bedroom suite. Phone [phone]. Ladies Flack Quilted Ski Jacket (Size Small) Ladies Wine downfilled Jacket (Size Medium) MISSES KANGAROO JACKETS (sweatshirt style) each. 2/99' & COMBS Popular Banana Combs with studded pearl design. A ’ good selection of colors. Banana PRICED FROM UP ************************** Tuesday, February- Wednesday, Feb. 3 & up, Element- SOCCER REGISTRATION - 10th, 7 to 9 p.m. and 11th, 4-6 p.m. Grades ary School Library. FOR SALE: Firewood, Poplar, hardwoods. Large half ton load, cut, split, dried and delivered. $50. Phone [phone] any­time . FOR SALE 1 attached ed. Phone OR RENT: 14x70 ft. Trailer, porch, fridge & stove includ- ■ 758-3750 after 5 p.m. NOTICE: Magrath U.C.W. will meet Mon­day night, February 2nd, 7:30 p.m. in the United Church Hall. Members please bring a dish towel for roll call. ATTENTION: Any more of you out there who are interested in our Magrath Comm­unity Theatre group? Call S. Dani, 758­3685. Actors, directors, managers, sing­ers or just people who like theatre are welcome! DEL BONITA WILD LIFE CLUB -ANNUAL AWARDS NIGHT - Friday, February 13th at the Community Hall. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Pot Luck Wild Meat Dinner at 6:3G. Everyone welcome. Men’s Underwear Combinations AND. DRAWagSl COVERALLS INSULATED *65 REGULAR $79.95 lien's Insulated Coveralss br Work or Recreation. Loden Green shade. SIZES: M, L. Men's Underwear including Comb­inations and Drawers in a choice of Cotton Polyester blend, Thermal or Wool blend. REG/ $8.85 up Irene Coleman Strang passed away Saturday, 24th at the Magrath General Hospital at of 98 years. was born June 6th, 1888 at Park Valley, Moroni and Jemima Price Coleman. She Magrath with her family in 1903. Irene was a member of the first basketball team in Magrath and was the last survivor of those early pioneer teams. She married Joseph Evans June 6th, 1906. He was killed in an grain elevator accident October 2nd, 1926. Survivors of that union are Leonard (Bertha) Evans of Salt Lake City, Utah and Mrs. Una Poulsen of Taber. She was predeceased by sons Everett in 1933 and Harold, killed overseas in 1943. On October 12, 1938 Irene married Jesse Strang and she became mother to his daughters Dora and Donna. He passed away July 30th, 1952. Irene was an expert gardener. She was very active in the Auxiliaries of the Latter Day Saint Church. Besides her son Leonard and daughter Una, she is survived by four grandchildren; 16 great grandchildren and beloved members of the Jesse Strang family. Funeral Services were held Wednesday after­noon, January 28th, 1987 at. 2. p.m. in the Magrath Stake L-.D.S. Chapel with Bishop Brooke Harker officiating. January the age She Utah to came to GRIME STOPPERS Sometime during the summer of 1986, un­known person(s) entered the farm property of ROD RIRIE (formerly the Art NEIMANN farm) lo­cated 2 miles south and 2 miles east of Magrath, AB and took an International, Model 75, 16 ft. swather, red in color. The swather had been the property of Ed sold to Case Power were the owners at Crime Stoppers Winter Boots Men's Winter Boots with nylon uppers, velcro closing. Grey or Charcoal color. REG. $49 up. 20% OFF ************************* THANK YOU: I wish to express my gratitude to the two members of the United Church who took me to the hospital, and also to sthe kind nurses and Dr. Norton who took care of me during my short stay in the .hospital. Eva Carter . Come and see Duke Wetherelt's Novice Hockey team "whip" their parents at 4:15 Saturday at the Ice Arena, everyone is :welcome to share in a real "fun thing". Silver collection. FOR RENT IN MAGRATH - 3 bedroom home ac­ross from school park. $350/month plus utilities, security deposit required. Phone [phone]. It's hard to teach your children not to soill thimrs. es’’Dci’1'lv to ->'<->’17- spot'»" since, had been Lethbridge, who the theft. . to $2,000 cash arrest of the have any informa- NEIMANN but & Equip, of the time of will pay up for information leading to the person(s) responsible. If you tion about this crime, or any other serious crime, call Grime Stoppers now at in the rural area 1-800-242-8477. MAIN ANONYMOUS. R.G. Ross, Cst. J.C. Ferguson, Magrath Detachment, R.C.M.P. 320-8477 or YOU WILL RE-Cpl. SPECIAL ‘ANNOUNCEMENT — Year of the "RABBIT" Bringing Happiness, Health and Prosperity to You. Celebrate Food plus uary 29th 758-3600. Chinese New Year with 10% Off Chinese FREE Soft Ice Cream for dessert & Jan- 30th only at FORTUNE DRIVE IN. Phone FOR RENT IN home, close and root cellar. Utilities plus $350/month and deposit. Available February 15th. Call Mr. Don Harrison, 328-8063 (home) 328-7719 (work). MAGRATH - nice location - 2 bedroom to schools & town. Large garden area ATTENTION: For all your sewing needs such as mending, alterations, doll clothes as well as Children's and Adult Clothes of all sizes. Call Mary Joy Cavasos, 758-6342. FOR. SALE: 1970 Chev \ ton, custom cab, step side. Standard 3 speed. New paint, new radial tires. Comes with 8^ ft. overhead camper, fridge, furnace stove, oven & propane lights in camper. 653-2339. WANTED: Motorcycle - doesn't matter in what cond­ition. Running or not running. Ph. 758-6803. F (REG. $14.95) Richly Textured Orlon Pil in Green, Blue, Beige Pink, Grey, Brown Gold 1 BASKET OF PRINTS, BROADCLOTHS, QUILT PRICE Selected Fabrics FUR FABRIC ORLON PILE Organizers Handy Organizers put in your Closet for Clothing, Shoes etc. Handy pouch pockets or shelves for your shoes, zippered clothing bags. (REG. The Annual Magrath Men's Curling Bons-peil was held during the past week. The Four Event 'Speil was a very success­ful one with the Mike Boras Rink of Coaldale capturing the Magrath Trading Company First Event. The Kim Speelman Rink of Lethbridge took Second place, the Jamie Bourassa team of Coaldale third and the Roger Morrice crew of Lethbridge fourth in this Event. Second Event winners, sponsored by Fred's Excavating, were: 1st - The Neil Quigley Rink of Magrath. 2nd - Lloyd Ross Rink of Raymond; 3rd - John Schneyder Rink of Magrath; 4th - Gower Kennedy and mates of Lethbridge. Third Event Jubilee Motors was won by Lloyd Balderson's Rink of Magrath; 2nd - Ron Hutchinson's group of Warner; 3rd - Bob Mikado and mates of Magrath; 4th - Harry Fukishima and his partners of Raymond. The Arndt Motors Fourth Event trophy winners were the Roger Hohm Rink of Lethbridge; 2nd - Harvey Nikkei foursome of Coaldale; Rod Arndt and mates of Magrath; 4th - Ron McKenzie and crew of Warner. The Magrath Men's Curling Club would like to express their sincere thanks to the Donors and anyone who contributed in any way towards the success of this year's Bonspeil. to Off BATH MAT in popular Green, Beige Terry Bath Mats shades of Rose, or Brown. SIZE: 51x76 cm. to 1987 DOG LICENSE FEES ARE NOW DUE All dogs over 6 months of age are required be registered with the Town of Magrath. Once obtaining a dog tag it must be attach-to the dog's collar and be worn when the dog not on the owner's premises. Male or Female $10; Ster- REGULAR $11.95 February 14th SEE OUR DISPLAY OF VALENTINE THAT SPECIAL "SOMEONE". GIFTS -FOR ed is FEES: Unsterilized ilized (with Veterinary Certificate) $5; Dog Fanciers License $25. Fees for Offences: $25 - first offence; $50 - second; $75 - third & subsequent. Some violations are: Failure to register or obtain licence. Public nuisance. Running at large. Female dog not confined when in heat. Dog tags are not a permit to let animals run at large (it is for the safety of dog and owner). M. Johnston, Animal Control, 758-6268 1 Town of Magrath, 758-3212. The Magrath Women's Hospital Auxiliary will hold their regular monthly meeting Thursday, February 5th at 2 p.m. at the Hospital. Guest speaker will be Dr. Balfour, well known Heart Specialist. Natalie Olson, Pres, of the Heart Fund Drive for the month of Feb­ruary will also be present. All interested persons are most welcome to attend and hear these most interesting speakers. VALENTINE GARDS VALENTINE BOOKS STUFFED TOYS CHOCOLATES (in Valentine boxes) VALENTINE PIN The is now the Year. 1987 at *********************** WANTED: Volunteers to supervise Teen-Aid program Monday to Fri­day, 4-6 p.m. at the hospital. Apply to Donna Farkus, Matron. Phone [phone], Local 112. Magrath & District Chamber of Commerce accepting nominations for the 1987 Employee of One letter = one vote. Deadline, February 11, 5 p.m. Write, stating name of nominee, reason for nomination and signature of nominator. A box is available at the Town Office or mail to the Chamber of Commerce, Box 574, Magrath. Any questions contact Darlene Holzwarth, 758­3569, Wayne Miller, 758-3747 or Jacquie Bly, 758-3103. Those eligible are employees of any Magrath or Dist­rict Employer. College Civil Engineering Student - willing to tutor High School Math students. Laury Carter, Ph. 758-6276. MEAT SAVINGS / % t boneless pork Butt Roast STEAKS S I R L 0 I N Al BEEF 516 , /m 657 /k« Frying Chicken MAPLE LEAF J 982 M ■ /kss -■ Sausage TASTY Sliced Meats BURNS LUNCHEON *********************************************************************************„ MAGRATH MINOR HOCKEY NEWS NOVICE: On January 17th Magrath entertained Great Falls with Magrath victorious by a whop­ping 12-2 score. Goals were scored by Scott Johnson (3 & 2 assists) Michael Mehew (2) Tyler Ferguson (2 & 2 assists) Kinn Wetherelt (1), Ken Robinson (1) Chad Skretting (1) Bryce Strate (1) and Stephen Ackroyd (1). . January 22nd saw Magrath defeated at home by Coaldale 7-1 with Ken Robinson the lone point-getter. January 23rd Magrath defeated the visit­ing Raymond team 4-3 with Codey Godionton scoring 2 goals, Scott Johnson and Brandon Wilde each adding a goal assisted by Matt Johnson and Michael Mehew. ■ On January 24th League action against Cardston saw the game ending in a 5-5 tie. Matt Johnson scored 2 goals, Scott Johnson (1 1 assist) Michael Mehew and Brandon Wilde each scoring 1 goal assisted by Ken Robinson, Ken Rasmussen, Brandon Wilde and Dwayne Sillito. PEE WEES: January 21st at Warner saw Magrath defeated 10-3 with Bartley Harris scoring all 3 goals assisted by Jamie Godionton, Chad Miller and David Taylor. January 24th at Raymond ended in a 10-1 score for Raymond with Bartley Harris scor­ing the lone goal. ' Two exhibition games were played between Atoms A and PeeWees on Friday and Saturday. Scores are not available at this time. ATOM B: Magrath defeated Raymond 10-4 in Raymond on Saturday. Scoring for Magrath were Tyler Harris 4, Cam Owens 3, Trevor Nelson 2 and Robert Brandt 1. Assists to Trevor Nelson 3, Tyler Harris 3, Kim Dalton 3, Robert Brandt 2 and Cam Owens 1. Much credit has to be given to goal tender Steve Veale and his defencemen for many; of their wins. Defencemen are Codey Godionton, Vince Holland, Clayton Strong and John Ripley. ! Clyde Bennett is a patient in the Mag­rath General Hospital. WATCH FOR LIONS CLUB NEWS NEXT WEEK ON C.N.I. A total of over $1400 was collected in Canvas ' Tina and Tonya Miller are pleased to have a new baby sister, Brittany Dawn, born January 26, 1987, weighing 8 lbs. 4 oz. Proud parents are Allan and Patti Miller. Equally proud grandparents are Don and Neta Petrie of Grand Falls, Newfoundland and Ken and Darlene Miller of Magrath. Great grandmother is Ethel Miller of Mag­rath . Our thanks to Dr. Mark Dahl for his eff­icient care and to the nurses and staff of the Magrath General Hospital for the care they gave. Allan & Patti Miller. THANK YOU: On behalf of the Teen-Aides L would like to thank the Magrath Hospital Aux­iliary for the cobbler aprons which they so graciously supplied us with. Also we would like to thank the Magrath Hospital for supply­ing us with name tags. Dianne Thompson, Teen-Aide Supervisor. Come on in to "Just For You Hair Styles" for a new look for '87. Add something to your hair such as highlighting, streaking or FROST­ING which is the special for the month of Jan­uary. $20 includes styling. Call 758-6350. DISTRICT HOME ECONOMIST NEWS Centenial Quilt Competition: Good news for all the excellent quilters in our area - there will be a Centennial Quilt competition. It will be a special category in the Quilt class of the Cardston Agricultural Society Fair, Bench Ex­hibits, this August. There are' a number of standards: 1. No age limit. 2. Completed in 1987. 3. Individual or group effort. 4. Size - minimum 72"x80". 5. Hand quilting, not machine quilting. 6. App-liqued, pieced or" embroidered or a combinat­ion of these methods. 7. Design - use your creativity. Prize monies are donated by the M.D. of Cardston. The first prize winner would agree to leave the quilt on display for a spec­ified period of time in the Cardston Museum. More details available from committee members Avon Jensen, 653-2500, Amy Woolford 653-2203, or Iris Armfelt 653-4848. SAVINGS! COLD WE fl T, H E R HOT BUYS!!! Vegetables CANNED, W.F. 14 oz. Moes WHOLE, WEST BEST 398 ml JUICE APPLE, or APPLE LIME SUNRYPE IL. TOMATO JUICE . . JAVEX BLEACH ml. Facial Tissue SCOTTIES 200 Pack. SHAMPOO U N I C U R E 450 ml. egc 59c 89c WON TON SOUP 3,8 0. Bean Sprouts . . I Vegetable Oil generic i l. DELICIOUS lge size PEARS ANJOU APPLES RED Onions JUMBO Broccoli FRESH Kiwi Fruit SIZE 30 WASHINGTON 's ea 74 /kg 108 ■ /kM *>06 U /KS