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, MAY 26, 1988...... , ***************************************************************************************** ' UPSTAIRS LADIES WEAR DEPT. ***************************************************************************************** rmilME Blouses Lovely Spring and Summer Blouses in various styles and colors to choose from. Included are sleeveless, short sleeve and long sleeve styles. SKIRTS ‘MINI SKIRTS in Black or Turquoise or White Denim. Zipper front. PRICED FROM Cotton Shorts styled for cool Sumner wearing. Navy or White. SIZES: 8to 14 Runners

Hi Top Runners that are so popular now. Tender TgtsiesMM Ltd. Red or Blue Denim with white sole. A new shipment of Tender Totsies has just arrived. , Included are smart dress pumps as well as casuals and flats. CO-ORDINATES PARIS STAR CO-ORDINATES IN A NICE SELECTION OF STYLES, FABRICS AND COLORS. PLAINS AND PRINTS. POLYESTERS DCF & knits...... lUvO Urr

SPECIALS SWEATSUITS SEE OUR SALE RACK OF LADIES DRESSES, Terry, Velours, Polyester/Cotton Knits in BLOUSES & COUNTER OF SWEATERS. two piece Jogging Suits. Assorted styles and colors. 1/2 PRICE CLEARING NOW AT 10% OFF Mr. Delay William Loxton of the Alberta Rose Shampoos Lodge and formerly of Magrath, passed away at the Holy Cross Hospital, , on Wednesday, may Popular Shampoo - 18, 1988 at the age of 67 years. Hillside, Jojoha, Aloe He was bom December 20, 1921 at Coalhurst, & Biotin E. Conditioners 3? and moved to Magrath with his family in 1924. too. He attended school in Magrath. He suffered fran REGULAR ill health, however had worked in the timber in $4.95 B.C. during the war and returning to Magrath, he worked at the Canning Factory until it's closure. He farmed and did many part-time jobs until re­ tiring to Diamond Willow Lodge. In 1987 he moved to Alberta Rose Lodge, . Nice K Easy Deloy was a very generous and forgiving Hair Color person and a friend to all. He was a member of the L.D.S. Church. Miss Clairol He will be greatly missed by his sisters Zelma (Bud) Strong of Magrath and Nelda (Lee) In Hair Color Bullock of Lethbridge and a brother Garth (Jean) of Campbell River, B.C. He will be sadly missed Popular Hair Coloring by by many nieces and nephews and grand nieces and N.tce 'N Easy ana nephews. Miss Clairol. He was predeceased by his mother Leona in REGULAR $5.95 July, 1971 and his father George in December 1980 and a brother George. Funeral Services were held in the Magrath Stake LDS Chapel Saturday afternoon with Bishop Lotions Brook Harker officiating. ■ Prelude music was by Charlotte Fletcher. The CLIFTON'S ROSEWATER family prayer was offered by Lee Bullock. & Glycerine - 2 pacfc - The opening hymn "Abide With Me 'Tis Eventide" 1-360 ml and 1-240 ml. was sung by Charlotte Fletcher, Bessie Cook and REGULAR $4.69 Marie Stevenson acconpanied by Carol Lowry. In­ vocation was offered by Ray Stevenson. Speaker for the service was Glenn Fletcher who also gave the biography. A musical violin - piano duet "Prayer Perfect" was rendered by Nyal and Freda Fletcher. Wayne Bullock offered the Benediction with Charlotte Fletcher playing the postlude. ■ Pallbearers were Randall Strong, Kendell Strong, Lloyd Meldrum, Joe Gibb, Johnny Brunner I VITAMIN NEEDS and Eldon Coleman. Interment took place in the Magrath Cemetery Vitamins and FemCal Calcium Supple­ ? with Lee Bullock giving the graveside prayer. ments, etc. ' _ 595 1988 CITIZEN OF THE YEAR i PRICED FROM The Magrath & District Chamber of Corrmerce is now accepting nominations for the 1988 Citizen of TOWN CLEAN UP the Year. Those who are eligible must be living The Town of Magrath has established in the Magrath & District area, who have made and Friday, May 27, 1988 as clean up day. This are still making a significant voluntary contribut­ will coincide with the Elementary School's ion to the comunity. c^ean-up day. There will be equipment av­ Nominations must be in writing naming the person ailable to remove large items that cannot you wish to receive this honor, listing the reason be handled in the normal disposal manner. or reasons for submitting his or her name to: Mag­ If you have need of this service on the rath & District Chamber of Commerce, Box 574, Mag­ 27th, please contact the Town Office at rath, AB. TOK 1J0. Deadline - July!, 1988. 758-3212 by 5 p.m. on Thursday/ May 26th No copies, form letters or petition type letters (:oday) so pick up can be arranged. This will be considered. Each letter will be one vote service will be available for this one day for that individual. only. CHINOOK HEALTH UNIT NEWS GRADUATION 1988 A special thanks to the R.N.A.'s who did all The Graduation Class of 1988 wishes to the Blood Pressures on Health Day. Sorry invite everyone to the Graduation Exercis- you were omitted from the list last week. Also es to be held in the L.D.S. Stake Centre thanks to Stuart Norton who was in attendance. at 8 p.m. Friday, May 27th. Chinook Health Unit Staff A receiving line will be held at the school following the ceremonies for those SENIORS - Memberships are due for 1988. Yearly who wish to personally congratulate the membership $5; Life membership $100. New members graduates. welcome. Ccme and enjoy our many activities includ­ ing Pot Luck Dinner, Friday, May 27th at 12:30 P.M. FOR SALE: White fiberglass Sleeper to fit at the Magrath Trading Company Hall - either a Ford or Chev truck. Tinted bubble FOR SALE: 1100 sq.' ft. Bungelow home, wood burning windows & interior light. Excellent cond­ stove, 3 bedrooms up, 1 down. Assumable mortgage. ition. $200. Call Craig, 758-3188 Phone Lesa Byam, 758-6493. ' Funeral Services for the late John Moors, who passed away Sunday May 15th, 1988 were held HATS Wednesday, May 18th in the Magrath Stake L.D.S. Chapel with Bishop Brook Harker officiating. Man's Work Straws The family prayer was offered by John Moors. in a variety Attending the Manorial registers were Betty of styles. Coyle, Joanne Harker Standell, Myrna Cook and Tan or Beige Helen Cook. Prelude and postlude music was by Charlotte Fletcher. t . • The opening hymn by the choir was "Abide With hfe" conducted by Carol Lowry and accompanied by Charlotte Fletcher. Floyd Cook offered the in­ Caps vocation. The biography was given by Tim Roll-. ingson. Boys’ Caps in Special musical numbers included a vocal solo "Little Slugger" "I Am A child of God" and a Girls' Chorus from motif. Assorted Hutterville Colony. colors. Tribute to Dad was given by Robert Moors and REGULAR $2.50) Nyal Fleter rendered a violin solo "Somewhere tty Love" accompanied by Freda Fletcher. 199 Speaker for the service was Dr. Mark Dahl. SALE I The closing hymn by the choir was "I Know That My Redeemer Lives". Jack Adams offered the bene- diction. Pallbearers were Peter John Dewar, Robert Ian WORK GLOVES Moors, John Daniel Moors, Jack Adams, Teddy Wit­ beck and Cecil Finch. "King Monk" Work Gloves Interment took place in the Magrath Cemetery. in popular cotton fleece. One size Relatives from a distance attending the fun­ fits all. eral service of the late John Moors included Mr. John Moors and daughter Cathy of Toronto, Mr. & ? REG. $3.95 Mrs. Peter Dewar and family of Belleville, Ont., Mr. & Mrs. Merrill Adams of Camas, Wash., Mrs. Carol Adams Taylor of New York, Mr. & Mrs. Dan Moors of Esquimal'l, BC

THANK YOU: The family of the late John Moors wish to thank everyone for the many kindnesses shown them during their bereavement, for flowers, cards, expressions of sympathy; food that was WQRK SOCKS prepared; for the service held at the Magrath Wool blend Work Socks Stake Center and to Bishop Harker for conducting in Wine, Green or Blue the service. Thanks to the Relief Society for heather tones. the lovely lunch. Special thanks for the music from the Magrath Choir, Nyal & Freda Fletcher and REGULAR $3.99 pr. especially the choir from Hutterville Colony; to the grandsons and all who helped in any way, thank vou. Fern Moors and the John Moors Family.

THANK YOU: We would like to thank everyone who helped in any way with Lana and Craig/s wedding and reception. Our thanks to those who attended; those who decorated; the "slaves" who worked in the kitchen; those who serv­ ed and the "clean up" crew. We appreciated very much everyone of you who helped in making this such a special ARM BANDS day. Lana & Craig Hansen, John & Myrna Cook, Norman & Lorraine Hansen. All elastic adjustable Arm Bands in a choice of Mr. & Mrs. Grenald Cowan, son Earl and daughters colors. Lauretta & Rhonda and grandchildren and Darrell Taylor REGULAR $4.00 pr and Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Hillmer attended the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Mrs. Cowan's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Grover in Rycroft, alberta, during the weekend.

The Magrath Fire Department Raffle winner of the GAT-den Storage Shed will be announced May 30th. Please FOR SALE: 3 bedroom double-wide home support this raffle as proceeds go to purchase essential with 2 bathrooms, wood-burning stove life-saving equipment. Contact any member of the Vol­ rootcellar, indoor barbecue, fridge unteer Fire Department for tickets. and stove and large attached stor­ age room. Elizabeth DeArmand. Phone FRANK'S BARBER SHOP is open every Monday weekly from 329-1800. 8 a.m. to 12 noon and from 4 to 6 p.m. Ever-Read/ Deritox Creepy Crawly’ Oiganic Insecticide

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Controls over 50 different Broadleaf weeds House and Garden King P.T.V. Dust in turf and lawn. Ready to use Insect Blaster Insecticide/Fungicide concentrated...... 13” Controls flies, mosquitoes, Controls early and late blight. gnats, wasos. cockroaches, Colorado potato beetles, silverfish, crickets, spiders, potato flea beetles and centipedes, carpet beetles, leafhoppers on potatoes. and bedbugs in the home. Also available in 2 kg. 4 kg. Controls aphids, mites, thnps 10 kg. 25 kg bags. j Glidtoliis, Bulbs and caterpillars in the Wesselman's Choice Bulbs garden.-: Plant1 now for early blooms. 3.75 225 DUST 2 kg. MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF No..6 PUBLIC HEARING - Monday, June 13, SWEATERS 1988, 10:00 a.m. Hamlet of Welling Jantzen Sweaters in a This is- a Public Hearing to amend choice of V neck or the Land Use By-Law No. 348/85 to crew neck Pullovers. include the following properties Assorted Cardigans too. within the boundary of the Hamlet Acrylic and wool blends of Welling. in assorted colors, 1. All of Sub-division Plan 7510608 sizes. __ 2. The easterly 324.6m. of the South half of the South East quarter of Section 20 in Township 6 Range Price 21, est of the 4th meridian containing 32.4 hectares (80 acres) more or less; Excepting thereout firstly : 2.02 hectares (5 acres) more or less, being the south eight chains twelve and one half links of the east six chains and eighteen and three qua- rter links and secondly: Plan No Hectares Acres more or less Shirts Parcel D 7091 FC .405 1.00 Parcel E 7091 FC .405 1.00 Highway 3553 EZ .243 0.60 Laneway 3071 LA 2.939 7.267 3. That portion of the South half of the North West quarterin----- Sectionxwwu_ 16 in Town- ship 6 Range 21, west of the fourth merid­ ian lying west of the irrigation canal, ex­ cepting out the roadway 3553 E.Z. Anyone who needs more information or has any concerns pertaining to this amendment to the Land Use By-Law can contact Ted Tillack of Nylon Joggers uhe Oldman River Regional Planning Commission at 329-1344 in Lethbridge or Dwight J. Stan- Joggers in an assortment rora at the Municipal District of Cardston of styles and colors. • 6 Administration Office in Cardston. Broken size range. REGULAR $19.95 up BEAUTY VS THE BEAST . The peaceful soothing melody flowed quickly, A powerfully singing song, Freedom and an everlasting joy- Flowed with it, quietly along, **************** And I saw beauty. The prize-winning poem printed opposite The green bundles of power was composed and written by Bradley Mustard Giving money piled freely 14 year old son of Ray & Sharon Mustard of But none was given to our world so needy. Fort McMurray and grandson of Ken & Darlene And I saw the beast. Miller of Magrath. Joyful children's happy laughter Fills fresh crisp autumn air. DOG GROOMING - any day Monday through Sat­ Wonderful joy, the gift of life urday. Small Dogs - $20. Phone 758-6896. Is expressed without thought or care, Chris Tokarin. And I saw beauty. FOUND: Kiddies Jacket - left on the corner of our lot several weeks ago. Phone 758­ Desperate bloody wars continue 3000. Wheelers. As mankind spitefully quarrels. Collecting life ending bombs MANTI TEMPLE PAGEANT TOUR - with Galbraith Threatening to destroy our valuable world, Tours, July 11th - 16th including Teton National Park, Yellowstone, Lewis & Clark And I saw the beast. Caverns. For details phone 758-3640 The deep blue cloud-filled sky ATTENTION: We will not be responsible for Lay peacefully above, any injuries incurred by children wander­ Strange and different formations ing, playing, looking for golf balls, etc. Flew quietly as a dove, on the Magrath Golf Course. It is a very And I saw beaty. dangerous spot for them to be on. Magrath Golf Course Executive. The world spins rapidly Around our life giving sun, NOTICE: Denturist George Torre-Alba will It’s people all different have his Mobile Denture Clinic at the And changing, everyone, Diamond Willow Terrace on Monday May 30th and Tuesday May 31st. Please call And I saw the beast and beauty. 758-3489 for further information as to time, etc. Bradley Mustard. ADULT EDUCATION .es Self Defense; starting Tuesday 31st at 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. and TOWELS ¿ry Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday BATH TOWELS c 4 weeks. Fee: $20. At High School. > register phone 758-3550. Tery in nice absorvent ang Fu: starting Tuesday, May 31st at weight. Assorted de­ > p.m. to 9:30 p.m. every Tuesday, Wed­ signs and colors. nesday and Thursday at the High School, REGULAR $6.95 ea for 4 weeks. Fee $20. To register phone 758-3550. Standard First Aid June 18th and 25th. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 1 hour for lunch. Fee $40. To register phone 758-3550. At the Arena.

APPLICATIONS The Municipal District of Cardston No. 6 Face Cloths Agricultural Service Board is accepting app­ lications for the 1988 Weed Spraying program. Terry Face Cloths to match There are several positions available-. 2 - the above Towels. 'J bac pak sprayers to do spraying in river areas. REGULAR $1.49 ea. 1 1 - truck driver for roadside spraying. App­ licant should have Class 3 Drivers license and willing, to work irregular hours. 1 - operator for 3/4 ton truck and sprayer, spraying weekds throughout the M.D. App­ PILLOW CASES licant should have Class 5 drivers lic­ 100% Cotton Pillow Cases ense. Application forms can be picked up with embroidery designs at the M.D. Office in Cardston. Applicat­ in floral motifs. ions to be submitted by May 27, 1988 to: Bryan Phillips, Agricultural Fieldman, M.D. REGULAR $6.95 pr of Cardston No. 6, Box 580, Cardston, AB TOK 0K0. Ph. 653-4977 or 328-4062. .

MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATOR ' The Municipal District of Cardston No. 6 requires a Municipal Administrator. The individual will report to the M.D. Council KITCHEN SETS and will be responsible for all of the M.D. operations. TOASTER COVER and matching The individual must have several years APRON ir smart design for of management experience in Local Government. your kj _chen. Computer experience with an IBM System would REGULAR $5.95 ea be an asset. Resumes should include eperience, educat­ ion, references and salary expected and must be in the M.D. Office by Thursday, June 9, 1988. Reeve Broyce Jacobs, M. D. of Cardston No 6. Box 580, Cardston, AB. TOK 0K0. Buttons GRADUATION MASS will be celebrated for Darcy Bengry. Ricardo Luders, Karin Sabey and Danny 1 BOX OF BUTTONS IN AN ASSORT- Thompson on Sunday, May 29th at 11 a.m. at St. MENT OF SIZES, SHAPES AND COL­ Joseph's Catholic Church. ORS. CONFIRMATION: will be held Wednesday, June Isf at 7:30 p.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Chruch, NO Raymond. Among those receiving the Sacrament RETURNS. of Confirmation fron Bishop O'Byrne are Jenn­ ** -*• I ifer Barnett, Daniella Benedetti, Stephanie ****************************** Groenhof, Paul Gruninger, Catherine Mosley, Robert Mosley, Cari Schile and Brent Tricsli. MISSj NG: $150 reward for information leading Publicity Convenor - Vai Schile. to the safe return of our male ferret "Sun­ dance". He has been raised in our home, is GONE MISSING - our 7 month old male orange easy to pick up for he enjoys attention. If kitty has been missing for the last three ycu see him, please do not be afraid, he will days. If you know of "Dumb Dumb's" where­ not harm you. He's fully immunized and can be abouts please phone 758-3733 and put a 5 carried as you would a kitten or a puppy. If year old boy's mind at rest. he runs from you, "hiss" at him and he will lie flat on his belly and allow you to touch FOUND: Child's red digital watch. Owner may him. Please call us ASAP if you have any claim at News Office. “ information. Phone 758-6268 (answering mach­ FOUND: Soccer ball in our back yard. Please ine if not heme). Melodie & Michael claim by identifying. Phone 758-6896 Johnston Meat

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Round Roast OUTSIDE

Wieners FLETCHERS 450 G

Sliced WESTERN FAMILY 175 g

Pork Chops RIB & TENDERLOIN END 1.88 lb

POLICE REPORT : We have noticed during our patrols, that there a several vehicles parked on the streets without plates. It is illegal to park an unregistered, uninsured vehicle on a highway (street) The penalty for no isnurance is $400.00 and authority is given in the Motor Vehicle Administ­ ration Act to have these vehicles towed away at owner's expense. Would those people who have these vehicles parked on the street please remove them to private property so that-we don't have to proceed as noted above. It has also been noted that a lot of people are still not using seatbelts when driving or riding in a vehicle. All persons must use seatbelts in a vehicle. The only exception to this is if you are backing up. The section in the Act that says drivers of delivery vehicles which are doing under -40 k.p.h. don't need to use seatbelts relates ONLY to the type of de­ liveries where you are proceeding door to door (i.e. milkmen, breadmen, etc.) This does not mean all delivery vehicles (i.e. make one delivery downtown, another several blocks away, etc.) Another very serious situation, which seems to be prevalent in Magrath, is driving with a child in your lap. This is extremely dangerous, and is illegal. The act states that all children under 18 kg (40 lbs) must be in an approved child safety seat when riding-in a ve­ hicle. Children over 18 kg. (40 lbs) must use seatbelts. Having a child in your lap can im­ pede your control of the vehicle, and have you ever thought about what happens to that child, if you are in an accident, or have to brake suddenly? The child is the only thing between all your'weight, which will be flung forward, and the steering wheel. Warning tickets have been issued for seatbelts in Magrath for the most part. In future you can expect to receive a fine. It is bicyle season again, and as usual, a great number are being taken. I urge you to contact our office to register your bicycles, if you haven't done so. If you are missing any, please report it as we have several for which we cannot find an owner. With the value of bi­ cycles today, I can’t believe no one has missed these bicycles. : We are still noticing another conrnon practice in this town which is also illegal. When driving in one direction it is illegal to cross to the opposite side of the street to park (i.e. proceeding north on main street and pulling across to park in front of the stores on the west side). Please make note of your driving habits and correctly park by proceeding to the intersection and making a U-turn to approach the parking spot from the correct angle. Cpl. J.C. Ferguson.

GRAND OPENING - of the newly renovated Magrath EXCERPTS FROM DISTRICT HOME ECONOMIST NEWS Golf Course Club House will take place Satur­ Cucumbers - Alberta cucumbers can add flavor day, May 28th at 2 p.m. Refreshments will be to lunch boxes and snacks. For a delicious served. Mixed Scramble at 4 p.m. Please sign treat try scxne of these cucumber combinations: up at the Club House. Everyone welcome. * Spread mustard and mayonnaise on a bun. Add Magrath Golf Club Executive. sliced cucumber and sliced cold meat. Top with JOY'S HAIR SHADOW is open for business. Call grated mozzarella cheese and broil until the now for the latest cut or perm. Phone 758-6851. cheese melts. * Cut a piece of pita bread in half and open SCHNEYDERS CUSTOM HAULING - grain, fertilizer, to make a pocket. Fill pocket with cucumber round bales, machinery. Phone 758-6671. slices and cheese spread or peanut butter. * Spread thick slices of cucumber with cream SENIOR CITIZENS BAKE SALE & WHITE ELEPHANT SALE cheese. Sprinkle with chopped nuts or top Saturday, June 11th, 10 a.m. Magrath Trading with a piece of pineapple. Company Hall. All donations gratefully accept­ Cucumbers should be store unsliced and un­ ed. peeled in the crisper section of the refrig­ erator to prevent loss of moisture and crisp­ One thing you can't brag about is your mod­ ness . Fresjh cucumbers will keep 10-14 days. esty.