| 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. MAGRAfH TRADINGCO. STORE NEWS OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday.8 a.m. to 6 p.m Wednesday . a.m. to 1 p.m THURSDAY, JULY 23rd, 1981 . MAGRATH, ALBERTA LADIES READY-TO-WEAR ************************************************************************** MAGRATH Birthday Sale Specials V2 Price Vl Price 2 DAY BIRTHDAY SALE UPSTAIRS. Friday, July 24, Monday, July 27 CHILDREN'S T-SHIRTS 1 group of sizes 4-6X, 8 to 14. Sandals CHILDREN'S WHITE & BROWN SANDALS. 1 group. Va Price Ladies Coats 2 DAY SALE ONLY •25 -J 99 1 RACK SPRING 1 RACK OF COATS CLEARING AT . OF LADIES COATS. LADIES’ TOPS Ladies T Shirts & Sporty Tops ular in pop styles 1/2 PRICE Swim Wear GIRLS, MISSES AND LADIES SUITS IN ASSORTED STYLES & COLORS. 72 Price LANES' DRESSES and PANT SUITS Ladies’ Assorted Co-ordinates SKIRTS ALL SUMMER APPAREL (Not any new Fall Stock) V* PRICE *50 1 RACK OF COATS CLEARING AT . Thongs ALL THONGS NOW CLEARING AT 1A is pleased the calf Bonita Achievement District 4H e Magrach trading Co. to announce they purchased of Andy Kolasko of the Del Beef Club at the recient Days of the Lethbridge iand 4H Show. ' THE MAGRATH TRADING CO. LTD. WILL REMAIN CLOSED SATURDAY, JULY 25th MAGRATH'S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION. Mr. Russell Rice of Fesno, Calif, and his son Mr. Ernie Rice of Bakersfield, Calif, were visitors during the weekend at the homes of Mrs. Flora Austin, Wesley Rices, Rices and Walt Pashuks bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Lome and family of Clinton, visiting his mother, S chmunk, sister, Mr. and family. Western Shirts Men's Western Shirts, "Caravan" brand. Assorted patterns in stripes, checks figures and plains.' *10 Jeans LEE JEANS, popular stretch Denim. Waldon of Leth- S chmunk Utah are Mrs. Mab e1 also brother-in-law and and Mrs. Garth Veale THANK YOU: We wish to express our sincere appreciation tc friends and relatives for the sympathy and acts of kindness extended to us in the. loss of our loved one, Roberta (Gruninger) Grass. Special thanks to Bishop Bob West for his assistance with the Memorial Service; to the ladies who prepared the lunch following the service. Steve Gruninger & Families. Men ' s Shirts in western style cut yoke, pockets etc. Popular Scrubbie make. Navy, Lt. Blue. LEFT AT CULTURAL HALL - after Graduation Banquet, Roast pan and baking pwans. Anyone having dish towels belonging to Cultural Hall kitchen please return. Ludille Seward, Kitchen Custodian. WEAVING & CRAFTS CLASS - for 10 years old and above begins in August. S. Dahl, teacher. Ph. 758-3685. 19” (No Returns) Men’s Jean Shirt Denim Jeans Sandals REGULAR $29.95 MEN'S BROWN LEATHER SANDALS IN COMFORTABLE CROSS-OVER STYLE. REGULAR $11.95 KIDS & PARENTS - bring your quarters (REGULAR $27.00) for the Klown's Körner, 2-4 Kids Körner, 5-10 and Ceramics Workshop 10 & above on Friday, July 24th. It will be great! F0R*;SALE: Winchester Pump Shot gun. 758-3018. Jim Blumell. FOR SALE: New Potatoes. Sophia Bezprozwanna. Ph. 758-3458. POOL HOURS: Friday, July 24th 2-5‘p.m. only. Saturday, July 24th 2-5 p.m. only. OLD HOSPITAL - OPEN HOUSE, July 25th from 4-6 p.m. If you have a story to tell, memories to recall, want to show your children where they were born, or if you'reWocknitz for purchasing my 4H Calf, just curious, you are invited to come- to the pink brick house on Main Street (59N-lst St. W.) There will be lots of punch and cookies served. Dennis & Mary Scott. Arvel & Lynn Foote would like to announce the Calling Reception for Letha & Don which had been postponed because of the accident will be held Sat. July 25th at the Welling Church from 7 to 9 pm THANK YOU: I would like to thank the Magrath Co-Op for buying my 4H Calf. We appreciate your support. Judy Wocknitz. THANK YOU: I would like to thank Earl I really appreciate your support in 4H. Thanks Grandpa. Joan Wocknitz. ATTENTION: Don't miss the HAM DINNER served by 2nd Ward on July 25th at noon at the High School Gym. $3.00 for those over 12 yeafs. $1.50 under 12 years. $12.00 a Family. ' WANTED TO RENT: 3 bedroom home. Willing to pay about $350.00 per month. ' ‘ Phone 752-3882. Our Soccer League finished off the season with two of our teams coming out on top. The B' "eaters (boys 8,9 & 10) coached by Shirley Dahl and Superheat (girls 11,12) coached by John Norton were victorious . with crests. [The M.D, will be rep by two Magrath Soccer the Summer Games this r ’youngest team (under will be coached by Alnor Naaji and the older team (under 12) is coached by Gretihe Anderson. ed ed in Ou Both teams were present-resent-te ams week. 10) Dean & IMPORTANT NOTICE: All Soccer Uniforms to be handed in immediately to Team Managers or to Lynne Tanner, or individuals will be charged $16 - $18 per uniform. I Tiny Tots’ Short Fashions for Sunny Days Kiddies Sun Suits 100% Polyester. Assorted styles for both Boys REGULAR $6.95. . REGULAR $8.95 . » & Girls 499 SWIMMING Our Swim Club "The Stingrays" been organized and functioning now for over a month. We are very fortunate to have Dennis Scott; a highly qualified instructor and a newcomer to our town, coaching about 80 of our kids. Last week our Club participated in the Raymond Swim Meet coming out in second place, defeated only by the ?rowsnest Pass. Rob Ririe came home with an Agrigate Trophy and ribbons up to 6th place were presented to many of our swimmers. This week about 35 swimmers will be participating in the Summer Games in Cardston. ‘ CHILDREN’S WEAR KIDDIES SHORT SETS, MISSES HALTER TOPS, GIRLS & MISSES SWIM WEAR IN ASSORTED STYLES AND SIZES. Vi PRICE Thongs for the entire family Your Choice THONGS FOR KIDDIES, MISSES, WOMEN & MEN. <MAGRATH 4H BEEF CLUB NEWS The Magrath 4 H Beef Club held it' Achievement Days at the Lethbridge & District >4H Show and Sale July 6,7,8th. Club Champion was Carrie Harris purchased by Wocknits Farms Ltd. Reserve Champion was Joyce Wocknitz purchased by £>ase Power & Equipment (Lethbridge) Ltd.' Special thanks are extended to the as well as Golden Bridge , Magrath Co-Op, Harvey Bourassa Macleod Auction Ltd., West Wind and Earl Wocknitz for supporting above buyers Restaurant of Fort Ranches 4H. First Kesl&r and Travis Harris Showmanship honors went to Duane , second. The s.econd session of Playgrounds will begin on August 4th and will run Tuesday and Thursday afternnons until August 20th. The play-time will be from 1:30-3:30 p.m. Registration is required before the session begins (call Town Office) and fees are $5 per child or $15 per family. Fees are also due ip advance. Help with tion 250 that Suntan a good applica-of Baby Oil. ml. 3« PRICE JOHNSON BABY OIL SWIM^STICS: Please register by calling Ireta Balderson, 758-6392. Classes may start the week commencing 27/7/81. ATTENTION: The Magrath Muse’um will be open July 25th from 1 p.m. on into the evening. Please come and see the new additions - Doll display, more antiques have been added. FOR SALE: Wiener pigs. Also sorrel colored yearling Stud miniature pony. 758-6750. Vern Wakefield. ************ Additional copies of "In The Mind's Eye: A Collection" are available at David Bly. THANK YOU: Case Power chasing my your kind REMINDER: Magrath Lions Club Draw for the yearling steer calf will take place July 25th. Get your tickets from any Lions Club member or from John Bourne in the Hardware Dept. • Collection $4.95. Call 758-6822 I & 4H calf, support. would like to thank Equipment for pur- We appreciate Joyce Wocknitz. MINIMUM CHARGE HOURLY RATE. 15 cu ft rr BLACK- GwOUNO 6 VOLT ECONOMY FENCER ■ •- BENCH BOY CSA Approved 15 gauge extension cord with double outlet provides conve-nlence and safety In the workshop. Sturdy plastic case with built-in safety trip breaker. #7618. _ - 47“ ESatacEier WE HAVE CANNERS FOR THE BLANCHERS, JUICERS AND - EVERYTHING YOU NEED CANNING SEASON. Ruth or Sue will be happy to help you with any of your requirements in the Hardware Department. h Cloen Your Cerpoto tha Professional Way! Rl The compact carpet cleaning aystam. (( The RINSENVAC system rinses and -. vacuums out dirt and grime In a single sweep, leaving your carpets clean and frosh. Do-lt-yourself and save! RENT FOR 4 HOURS■ AT A CHARGE OF. We have a good assortment of BENCH VISES ranging in size f rom 3" to 6 " . PRICED FROM $15.95 “ $8905 SEE OUR AIR COOLERS ON DISPLAY. 8,000 BTU. $459.00 6,000 BTU.$349.95 you’re not canning, then freeze your fruits __. & vegetables. FS 27 cu. ft.’ ©0» »409 THESE WOODS FREEZERS ARE ONE OF THE BETTER FREEZERS ON THE MARKET $21.88 ELECTRONIC FENCER - BEc Electronic Fencer ’*W;' KEO - FEriCE • '• i model me f<W Oul&Xlt. JS* t its Volts a.*. 3 Walts . . ■ . je • 20 Minute Installation • Charge* several mile» of 3-wlra fence . Portable Fence Tester Included • 2 Year Warranty on Materials and Workmanship Two Models Available . 110 Vott ac and 12 Volt de Portable Desigaed it Manufactured m Alberta Does NOT Require Insulators! The Bee Electronic Fencer charges existing fences stapled directly to * wood posts — even wires going through grass and brush • in all weather conditions. Orie of the best Electric Fencers on the Market. Available <in 12 volt, 110 volt . Navy Denim in Cotton/Polyester. 45" & 60" wide. • Just the thing for those "Back-to- School" Jeans, ATTENTION: Don’t fail to t ui. e in C.F.C.N. U . vision, Channel 13 at 8 p.m. Saturday, July 25 to see and hear thy Weing who represented Magrath at the recent Alberta Youth Talent Contest held recently at the Calgary Stampede. Kathy placed very high among the 20 finalists. She is selected to be first on the program. Recent members to the Chamber are John Bourne, J.M. Thompson and Alberta Wheat Pool. Our a Canadian Flag J .M membership is still open. C.S. Matkin. happy to announce July 7/81 at the Robert & Cheri Jenson are the birth of their new son on Magrath Hospital. Grandparents of the baby are Mr. and Mrs. Cliff (Lois) Peterson of Lethbridge and Mrs. Afton Jenson of Salt Lake City. We appreciate the excellent services of Dr. Dennis Dahl and all the staff at the hospital. Large Bath Towels 29"x58". Dark Brown & Dark Blue patterned Terry. Thickly napped. REGULAR $15.95 per customer) Mrs. Lyda Poulsen returned home following an enjoyable vacation on Vancouver Island, the guest of her sister and brotherin- law, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Gibb of Nanaimo. Mr. and Mrs. Don Gruninger have returned from Moscow, Idaho where they visited their son and daughter-in-law Wayne and Karen Gruninger and saw their new little granddaughter Kanoe. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fell Balderson over the weekend were their granddaughter Linda and two great granddaughters from Edmonton. A family reunion was held at Waterton Saturday with twenty-nine enjoying very nice day. Mr. and Mrs. Les Hewitt tives and friends in Magrath. the former Sherri Wakefield. Mrs. Pearl Wakefield is ersity Hospital where she surgery on her hip. are visiting rela- Mrs. Hewitt is Buy celebrate Magrath's this weekend. 4"x6" 99<? to $1.98 to help Birthday and Miss Jqann Flamin of Eskimo Point was renewing acquaintances in Magrath last Thursday. She was a guest at the home of Irene & Al-ec Dudas of Lethbridge KIDDIES SHORT SETS MISSES HALTER TOPS GIRLS & MISSES SWIMSUITS, etc. NOW CL. Fun is like life insurance; the older you get the more it costs. in Edmonton Univ-recently underwent She is recovering well. Jay Marsden is still recovering in the Foothills hospital in Calgary from a broken leg he obtained while working in Cockrane 3^ weeks ago. Jay and his family are very grateful for the phone calls from concerned friends and for all of those who have stopped in Calgary to visit with him. Lucille Seward attended Stirling Pioneer Days on Saturday. The honored guest Einer Ostlund who is the oldest living pioneer on the first train to Stirling is her uncle. She met several relatives there and enjoyed renewing old memories. Mrs. Shelley Heaton and sons of Elnora are visiting at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bly. They attended the Rasmussen Reunion during the weekend. Her husband Gary will join them the week. during son Kirk Territory and son- Mr. and Mrs. Heinz Frenzel and returned recently from Elso, Yukon where they visited their daughter in-law and family. » Mrs. Margaret Ann Sugden of Leduc is a visitor at the home of her sister and brother-in-law Carol and Bob Wright. She is also visiting with her mother, Mrs. Ella Blumel of Diamond Willow Terrace. Beef Roast MinuteSteak Wieners s ROUND CUBED W I F T 4H BEEF , TASTY. S Pork Chops B’a N E L E S S 2«9 . .LB Ham 175 g J 29 * * * * it ********************* *********************************************** GARDEN CITY BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION Thursday, July 23rd: 9 a.m. Set up Booths in Gym. 7:00 p .m. Parents & Coaches Soccer Game. (Be there at 6:45) Friday - 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.: Entries for competition. 5 p.m. - 9 p.m. Country Faire, Kids Körner,. Arts & Crafts for ages 5 to 10 yrs. Klowns Körner - Fun & Arts for Ages 2-4. Ceramics Körner for 10 - 12 [or older). 9 p.m. Dance. Magrath High School Band . Saturday, 6 a.m. Pancake Breakfast a.m. Set up for Parade 10 a.m. Parade 11 a.m. Country Faire. Kids Races Noon 2nd Ward Plate' Lunch 12 - 2 p.m.: Bicycle Rodeo 2 p.m. Gymkana - Rodeo Grounds. 4-6 p.m. Open House, Old Hospital. 5 p.m.: Elders” Bar-B-Que 7 p.m. Magrath Band Field Show. LIONS PANCAKE BREAKFAST - Saturday July 25th, Magrath Trading Co. Hall, 6 to 9 a.m. $3 Adults, $2 Children under 12 yrs. Everyone welcome. DON’T MISS THE BIG 2 DAY SUMMER SALE ON LADIES APPAREL UPSTAIRS. SALE DAYS ARE FRIDAY, JULY 24th, MONDAY, JULY 27th-. SEE THE FRONT PAGE FOR DETAILS. A POCKET OF SMILES morning pack a pocket of smiles, Enc-'^B to last the day, And scatter them with a lavish hand Along your daily way. It’s a curious thing, but the more you give , The more your supply will grow, And at set of sun when the ’day is done Your pockets will overflow! Each morning pack a pocket of smiles, Enough to last the day, And you'll leave a trail of happiness As long as life's whole way! A very pretty Summer wedding was solemnized in Immanuel Lutheran Church, Lethbridge, Saturday, July 11th, 1981, when Pastor Mayon united in marriage Kathy Hillmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hillmer of Lethbridge, and Derrel Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor of Magrath. Mrs. Diane Thomson presided at the organ for the wedding music. The bride, tfho entered the sanctuary on the arm of her father who gave her in marriage, was attended by her sister Connie Audenart as matron of honor, Shauna Gourley, Kathy Passey, Lauretta Cowan and Shelley Powlesland as bridesmaids. Amber Audenart, niece of the bride was flower girl. The groom was attended by Kris Engen as best man and groomsmen were Ron Harker, Rob Ripley, Brent Johnson and Keith Hillmer, the bride's twin brother. Ring bearer was Dustin Miller, nephew of the -groom. During the signing of the register Sue Quick sang "The Wedding Song". Following the wedding a reception was held at the El Rancho Motor Hotel. Parents of the bride and groom together with their attendants assisted them in receiving the large number of relatives and friends assembled for the occasion. Miss Shauna Taylor, sister of the groom, attended the guest register. A delicious buffet supper was enjoyed followed by dancing to the "Sundowners" band. The happy couple are making their home on the Taylor Farm south of Magrath. A very sincere "thank you" to everyone who contributed in any way in helping to make Kathy and Derrel's wedding day such a happy and memorable oc cas ion. ‘ David & Ida Taylor, Albert Si Marge Hillmer, Derrel & Kathy Taylor.
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