| 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 OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 STORE NEWS 758-3065 (Ext.) STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday . 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. THURSDAY, AUGUST T.9th, 1982 . MAGRATH, ALBERTA \ ************************************************************************* LADIES READY-TO-WEAR ************************************************************************* Co-ordinates Fashionable Co-Ordinates including Blazers, Skirts, Slacks, Blouses in an assortment of fabrics, styles and shades. Select any one or a set of these lovely numbers. SUMMER CLEARANCE 1 RACK OF MISSES & LADIES SPORTSWEAR INCLUDING KNICKERS, PEDDLE PUSHERS, SKIRTS, SLIMS, TOPS & BLOUSES IN VARIOUS STYLES AND FABRICS. LOVELY FASHIONS FOR REMAINING HOLIDAY WEAR - OR CHOOSE NUMBERS FOR YOUR BACK-TO-SCHOOL WARDROBE. SUMMER CLEARANCE VtPRICE! 1 rack of Misses & Jackets & Coats in Suedene, etc. * » z Ladies Spring Corduroy, Nylon, CLEARING AT 1/3 OFF| Clearance NEW FALL COATS & JACKETS *************************** « NEW "Tundra" SWEATERS and •. JACKETS IN ALL WOOL. *************************** KIDDIES T SHIRTS, PANTS, SLEEPERS FOR FALL & WINTER *************************** We invite you to come up anytime a see these New Arrivals for Fall. tAA 1 RACK OF UTILITY COATS fy[J DUSTERS, LOUNGING GOWNS, DRESSESi etc. 1 RACK OF BLOUSES, DRESSES SPORTSWEAR. 1 RACK OF BLOUSES, TOPS, SKIRTS, BED JACKETS, DUSTERS. ETC. place in August Miss Lisa-Lotta Andersen, bride lect, was guest of honor at ecent showers. Charlotte & Shonna ebster and Ila Tuff were hostesses ,t the Webster home Wednesday, Aug. ,1ith at aa Mnisiscceexl laneous fs hox wreerc. ipient .isa-Lotta was the v >f an array of lovely gifts. On Thursday, August 12th, G1°ri Llston entertained at a L^®erlghe Shower in Lisa-Lotta’s honor She received some beautiful gifts tor her trousseau. Her marriage will take the Alberta Temple, Friday, 20th to Karl S. Ruzieka. Mr. Lloyd Ririe of Provo son and daughter-in-law Mr. Paul Ririe of Salt Lake C Ing relatives in Magrath and area. Lloyd is a guest at the home o his sister Mrs. Hazel Spencer, w Paul and wife are guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Davies. Greg Davies returned to RexWg Idaho with them to attend Rick s College. Aaron Engen, Mrs. Mel Engen has from the Fr'hno—E Jack & Ann Desimone B.Care visiting relatives and ends, guests of her parents Mr. Mrs. Leo Cook. Kelly Stevenson left Sunday Vienna, Austria for a Semester She has been attending • ♦ Ml. and Mrs. Wendell Bowler of Salt Lake City, Dr. and Mrs• Ga'£lo Fletcher and family of C° are visiting at the home °- Mrs* Maud Ririe who returned to.Magrath with them after a month 8 1 Salt Lake City with her sisters. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Hrs. Verge Beenett Jh. Shery^Bennett and daughters of St. Arlen 4 Laurel Bennett and son of Edmonton; Bob S Don”av’‘nr«r^la family of Lethbridge; LaVar 4 Virgin Parker and family or Fofu Macleoa. Mr and Mrs. LaVar (Virginia) Parker f Fort Macleod are the proud parents a 9 lb. 2 oz. boy born August 6th Lethbridge, a brother fo^a^’ ■ - -- are Mr. and Mrs. of Magrath, Mr. and Mrs. of Fort Macleod. Reid left Wednesday to home in San Fernando, ■ spending the summer relatives and friends , Utah, and Mrs. City are visit- Blended Blankets by Esmond in assorted r-i__ i rmvon nattsins • S3.tin New Arrivals in popular brand Yarns including: Northern Lights, Super Yarn Nantuk Baby Yarn. $1.25 to »2,50 floral and figured patterns, binding. son of Mr. and returned frame Belgium Mission Field, of Revelstoke f ri<- and for abroad. REG. $29.95 - $25.95 REG. $2.95 Tea Towels Cotton Terry Tea Towels in assorted colored checks. DishCloths Cotton Dish Cloths in popular Check, patterns in assorted shades. REG 98$ 79‘ Off g of in Happy grandparents Varge Bennett •* Norman Parker Mrs. Tina return to her Trinidad after with her family, in Magrath. Mr. and Mrs. DeVar Dahl and family are visiting relatives in Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Harker and children of Guelph, Ont. are visiting hi parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Harker. ******************** . ___ NQU wnp FALL CLASSES - Ad-nred Knifing'; crocheting, Needle-vanced pntt.ng, , Some point. Minimum 5 to a c room left. Special Class P!p“ad«-1in5e n-e r thcel aWssh yisf, -e--n--o--u gh re5ueet_.lt. Class held in my home. Carol Bullock. CUSTOM DRESS MAKING (no Phone Carol, 7o8-6308. „OTICE: Would the ^0 f f 1« last red wallet out of the rose u F lday X ihr°?ha;?sU’i.^7 Z.»»bor., 758-647! for rem or sale; 3 °^r°0” "°bclle Howe at »34 North '°Upv ’ Kent $375 wonth t 758-3724; 329-5052 or 934-3303. , Hows and Wfratfores. Call 758-6308, tailoring) took my Gordon Jenson won the annual M.D. of Cardston Golf Tournament held at the Magrath Golf Course Wednesday, August 11th. Gordon shot a 71 to take top honors. Second flight winner was Byng Beazer of Magrath with a 74; the third flight winner was Gordon Hohm-with an 81; fourth flight winner was Eldon Coleman, 81. Fifth Flight - Ken Dow, 77’ Sixth Flight - George Fyfe, 82. Seventh Flight - Morgan Beazer of Cardston with 89; Eighth Flight = Jack McCrea with 91; Ninth Flight - Bill Blenner-Hassett 91; 10th Flight Scott BeaZER OF Cardston with a 98; 11th Flight of Cardston, 86; 12th Flight - Kunimoto, 86. • The Senior Men’s Title went to Beid Carol of Cardston with 81 while Garth Coleman was second at 96. The Junior Championship went to Jeff Stevenson of Magrath at 108 . Georgina Fyfe captured the Women’s Championship with a 95 while Shirley Neilson won the second with 100; Gladys Leish-man took third at 109. Senior women’s title was taken Card of Cardston at 98. tournament alternates Cardston and Magrath each by Fern The between year. REGULAR $17.95 REGULAR $17.95 fìsima Craigh Watson St 14” BOYS’SHIRTS Boys’ Dress Shirts in Cotton/Polyester. ■ Colors: Blue, Tan, Green, White. REGULAR $15.95 Boys’ Denim Jeans in "Peigan Brand. Sturdy, well tailored. SIZE»: 7 to 16 yrs. Magrath Men’s Golf League wound up Tuesday evening with the Mank of Montreal in first place with a 146 total followed by York Farms - 144; M.P. Crushing - 142; Tanco - 135; Duffs Insurance 135; Garden City Fertilizers - 132; Alpha Dairies 131; Deboer Construction 131; Outcasts 130; Sheers Insurance 123; McDonalds Consolidated 122; Robin Hood 121; R.H. House International 1'18 Westwind Rances 117; Sproule "Bearings 113; Ericksen’s 108; Lords & Ladies 106. The Magrath Golf League extends sincere thanks to all our sponsors a successful year. DM The z- Mr. and Mrs. George Dud'ley were recent visitors to Victoria, B.C. where they attended the wedding reception of his grandson, Gary Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith. The wedding took place in the Los Angeles Temple. Robbi Ririe attended the Regional Swim Meet in the Crows Nest Pass where he won the Gold medal in Butterfly and the Bronze in Back Stroke. The wins entitle him to go on to the Provincials in Edmonton to compete in the new Commonweaa.th Pool. * . Pin has many tools, but a lie is o 1 ond 1 e that fits them all. BOYS’ ROBES BOYS’ B/TH ROBES IN WASHABLE TERRY CHOOSE EITHER STIPES OR PLAINS ’IN A NICE SELECTION OF SHADES REGULAR $15,95 $29.9S Grey Super Work Socks 50% Wool, 27% Acrylic, 23% Nylon. Hi Heel Sock Saver. Machine washable. ''' REG. $4.50 WORK SOCKS Summer Headwear Men’s Straws in Work, Western and Dress style $2.95 - $25 era ************************************ LADIES CLOSING GOLF SOCIAL - Tuesday, August 24th. Tee Times from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. Lunch and Social Hour following golf. MAGRATH GOLF CLUB CLOSING SOCIAL - 2 Ba? 4 ’ some Wednesday, ?ey”. let. '■ ! er o»‘ 5 t e ? k " u' ” e r . HOMEBJTE? PRICED AT Multi-purpose portable Pump. Pumps 1350 gal. per hour. MÔ©95 !!S \ ** • ux 2 c » _ X. — a. 7 • J’ ELECTROHOME 8,000 B.T.U Air Conditioner. . Easy electric cutting V"—x o.e. Liwnmowe” ■ over handle and rocked toççie LAST YEAR PRICE $459.00 Tomato Fruit Set Ensures fruit set under poor pollination conditions, for an earlier crop. Many fruit are seedless. 268 î Miss Lisa-.Lotta Ante-sen, bride elect, was guest of honor at two recent showers*. Charlotte & Shonna Webster and Ila Tuff were hostesses at the Webster home Wednesday, Aug. 11th at a Miscellaneous shower. Lisa-Lotta was the grateful recipient of an array of lovely gifts. On Thursday, August 12th, Gloria Alston entertained at a Lingerie Shower in Lisa—Lotta's honor. She received some beautiful gifts for her trousseau. Her marriage will take place i the Alberta Temple, Friday, August 20th to Karl S. Ruzieka. Blended Blankets by Esmond in assorted floral and figured patterns. Satin binding. New Arrivals in popular brand Yarns including: Northern Lights, Super Yarn Nantuk Baby Yarn. $1,25 to $2,50 REG. $29.95 $25.95 . Off Mr. Lloyd Ririe of Provo, Utah son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ririe of Salt Lake City are visiting relatives in Magrath and area. Lloyd is a guest at the home of his sister Mrs. Hazel Spencer, while Paul and wife are guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Davies. Greg Davies returned to Rexburg Idaho with them to attend Rick's College. Aaron Engen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Engen has returned home from the Fr^no-Belgium Mission Field Jack & Ann Desimone of Revelstoke B.C. are visiting relatives and fri^ ends, guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cook. Kelly s'lc . ensnn left Sunday ■Vienna, Austria for a . .mcstex abroad She has been attending B.Y.U. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Fowler of Salt Lake City, Dr. and Mrs. Gary Fletcher and family of Denver, Colo. _-c visiLLug av the home of Mrs. Maud Ririe who returned to.Magrath with them after ¿1 .uouuxi » nt Salt Lake City with her sisters. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Varge Bennett the past weekend were members of their family Michael £, Shery Bennett and daughters of St. Alberg; Arlen & Laurel Bennett and son of Edmonton; Bob & Donna Bennett and family of Lethbridge; LaVar & Virginia Parker and family of Fort Macleod. Mr. and Mrs. of Fort Macleod are of a 9 lb. 2 oz. 1 in Lethbridge, Happy grandparents Varge Bennett Norman Parker Tea Towels •f - - - Cotton Terry Tea Towels in assorted colored checks. Ji V U 4. Cotton Dish Cloths in popular Check patterns in assorted shades. REG 98C REG. $2.95 Dish Cloths LaVar (Virginia) Parker the proud parents boy born August 6th a brother for Janae. 3 are Mr. and Mrs. of Magrath, Mr. and Mrs. of Fort Macleod. Reid left Wednesday to home in San Fernando, spending the summer relatives and friends ******************** REGISTER NOW FOR FALL vanced knitting, Crocheting, point. Minimum 5 to a class, - — Mrs. Tina tpfirn to her Trinidad after with her family, in Magrath. Mr. and Mrs. DeVar Dahl and family are visiting relatives in Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Harker and children of Guelph, Ont. are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Harker. CLASSES - Ad- Need le- Some room left. Special Class in Pattern Reading - the Whys, Hows and Whatfores 1 Beginner Class if enough request it. Class held in my home. Call 758-6308, Carol Bullock. CUSTOM DRESS MAKING (no tailoring) Phone Carol, 758-6308. NOTICE: Would the person who took my red wallet out of the Post Offi-ce last Friday evening please return it. Keep the money, just return wallet with' my l.D. Thanks. Kendy Zsombor., 758-6471 FOR RENT OR SALE: 3 bedroom Mobile Home at #34 North Trailer Court. Rent $375 month + utilities. Phone 758-3724; 329-5052 or 934-3303. r» • - - » - r • » * 9 ♦ * M ♦V.'.’ *-*.*.* All our Fabrics (with the exception of Nylon Tricot) including Suitings, Prints, Broadcloth, Ginghams, etc. NOW CLEARING FOR THE WEEKEND S H E D . N Y L.,0 N , Luxurious Brushed Nylon in popular shades of Gold or Brown 54" wide REGULAR $4.95 . REMINDER: The Magrath Horse Show is being held Sept. 4th & 5th. Entries will be held open until the last week in August. Register as soon as possible to have your entry listed in the program. . FOR SALE: 22 ft. Victory Cultiyator, $2500 or be,st offer; 2-12 ft. IHC wide level disc with seeder box. Open to offers; 1 compactor/garbarato like new. Open to offers. Phone 758-3573. Top/ Misses Tops in popular Knits. Assorted short sleeve styles. Plain shades with attractive patterns too. CLEARING AT Vs OFF Regular Prices IS HE YOURS? Followed us home from Fish Pond area - black Labrador dog, well fed and healthy looking. Seems intelligent and well trained. Has brown collar with name "Spike" written on in ink. Call McKelveys at 758-3181. 5 year old 3 bedroom bung-Large country style 21’ of "Elite" cabinets; bedroom ensuite with treed, landscaped lot, $60,000. Sept. 1st occupancy. FOR GIRLS & CHILDREN RACK OF KIDDYWEAR ONE AND TWO PIECE ASSORTED 1 IN SELECTIONS STYLES IN SUMMER FASHIONS . MUST SELL alow with carport. kitchen with 14%’ Master shower. Well Priced below Phone 758-3559 . STRAYED TO OUR FARM HOME: Blue heeler cross dog, black/white, approx. 9 months old. Please claim. Will keep until weekend. K. Hoibak, Ph. 758-6523. ATTENTION: Will this year in my 758-3570. 1/3 oft Phone of keys, one with Canada" tag. Claim ’’Morris" at the FOUND: two sets tag, one with " News Office. Worship services at the Magrath Augus t 9:45 a.m. Rev. Robt. Schwab will the services. Everyone is invited and join in the worship. Odd jobs, mowing lawns, etc. ATTENTION: United Church will resume Sunday, 29th at conduct to come ***************** "Why do I have to discard any liquid or semi-solid foods, even Jams and Syrup, if mold is found on them? Some molds produce toxins called mycotoxins which are highly toxic even in small amounts and havte been shown to cause cancer in animals. As well as being present in the mold growth itself, these mycotoxins may seep under and around it so simply removing the visible surface growth wont remove the danger. When it dount - throw it away. It’s a shame'to throw away food, but its an even bigger shame to endanger your health. WANTED: Phone 758-6246. Q. WHY DO HOME CANNED TOMATOES HAVE TO HAVE CITRIC ACID OR RECONSTITUTED LEMON ■ JUICE ADDED? A. Tomatoes are borderline in acid quality. Some have enough acid, some do not. There is no way to determine how much acid tomatoes have at home. Citric acid or reconstituted lemon juice are added to the jar or can of tomatoes to make sure there is enough acid. Tomatoes may then be processed in the boiling water bath at 35 kPa (5 lbs. pressure). . . OPEN HOUSE: There will be an Open House honoring Elders Kenneth and Ronald Lowry at the Lowry home Saturday, August 21st from 8:00 -r- 9:30 p.m. They will be entering the Missionary Training Center on August 26th. Everyone is invited, * t >• ■ ■ .» SPIRIT OF ALBERTA: Attention All Band Memners - Band Camp begins at 6 p.m. Friday, August 27th and continues Saturday and Monday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. We plan to finish the drill during this camp. Please arrange your holiday and work schedules to attend these practices. Review entire before a $3 » r ■ 'J. ' Men's short REG. $25 3¿mV as popular Knit Shirts, sleeve pullovers variety of styles , Men's CARAVAN BRAND Shirts, Western style in smart Paisley pattern. Assorted shades and sizes. Pearl snap button fasteners, < COVERALLS Men's Coveralls in sturdy* Green Drill. Broken size range. REGULAR $29.95 all your music as the show must be memorized the Friday rehearsal. NOTICE: On Wed. August Magrath Drop PUBLIC 25th at 7:30 p.m. In Center (upstairs) there will be a Western Canada Concept Meeting for Magrath area. The Purpose: To report the results of the Leadership Convention to be held Saturday, Aut. 21 in Red Deer. Also of special interest: T present our party policies ratified at the Red Deer Policy Convention. They will be shown in detail on an overhead projector with discussion period. Hereafter: Our W.C.C. monthly meeting for Magrath area will be held the LAST Wednesday of every month. This is your time ti give voice to the governing of your affairs. Let's stand against the present federal and provincial givern-ment policies that are so detrimental to the welfare of all Canadians. Only through unity and with satisfactory policy can we make the necessary changes for a return to the freedoms that we h.ave previously enjoyed. -. DLL BONITA DANCE- - Saturday, August 21st llusic by "Those Other Guys". Doors open at 7:30 p.m. Members and invited guests 18 years and over welcome. > . ■ 1ICE TO SENIOR CITIZENS: We are planning a trip to Victoria, B.C. during the month of September. Future detail's next wee paper. WANTED: Someone to swath & bale approx. 4 acres of good grass hay for half of it. Phone 758-3751. more 758-6827 NOTICE: I will do sewing, clothing (any size) and quilts (patchwork) and any other items. I will also do babysitting in my home any time day or night, or even over night. For information please call Leah Spencer, YARD SALE - Saturday, Aug. 21st, 10 a.n. at 116 S 1st St. W. (JA Spencers). FOR RENT: New 2 bedroom apartment, carpeted, washer & dryer included. Separate entrance. Available Sept. 1st. Ph. 758-6368. NOTTCE TO ALL 'STRAY BULLET' POETS: Business . .ting Wed. Aug. 25th, 7:30 p.m. at the home uncles home J ohnson. ********************** Mr. and Mrs. Ellery Hansen of Salt Lake City are visiting her brother L.N. .Turner. Miss Roberta (Robbi) Grass of Vancouver, B.C. is spending two weeks visiting relatives including Grandpa & Grandma Steve Gruninger, aunts and and is a guest at the of Aunt Afton and Uncle Ray TO GIVE AWAY: old furniture, yours for the taking away. Ph. 758-3136 after 7 p.m. LOST - or taken from Trading Co. Hall, Instructions for Braiding & Knot tying. Please return to Charlie Caldwell or Calvin Reggie. Thant you. MEAT IH LB • Wieners SWIFTS . LB * Ham roasts .1“ I Sirloin Steak . lb'3®8 ***********************************************************************Ar. Friday, August 6, 1982, Elder Kenneth Stone united in marriage Shauna, Mrs Mark Chipman of Welling second son of Magrath Cardston. Prior dinner was ural Hall for immediate family and friends. eldest daughter of Mr. and , and Brent and Mrs. Ted Clifton Alberta Temple in o f at Mr. the the ceremony a family In the evening a Celling Reception was held in the Welling Cultural Hall with was decorated with large silhouettes of the bride and groom. Greeting the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Chipman of Welling and Mr. ft Mrs. Bernard Layton of Lethbridge. Attending the guest book were friends of the bride Karoline Phillips and Erenda Broadhead. The bride chose as her attendants Leslie Bullock, maid of honor, bridesmaids Gillian Chipman, sister of the bride and Carroll Clifton, sister of the groom. The groom’s attendants were David Layton, best man and ushers Craig Clifton, brother of the groom, and Drew Chipman, brother of the bride. ■ Receiving the many friends and relatives who called to extend best wishes to the happy couple were the bridal party, the bride’s grandmother Mrs. Elsie Chipman and the groom’s parents. A delicious plate lunch was served to the guests under the direction of Mrs. Verla Wilde. After a honeymoon to Yellowstone National Park, Brent and Shauna will take up residence on the William J. Wocknitz farm home north of Magrath. A sincere "thankyou” to our many friends and relatives who helped to make Brent and Shauna’s wedding day a special one. A special thank you to the ladies who helped in the kitchen at the family dinner and .in the evening at the reception. Brent & Shauna Clifton, Mark & Iris Chipman Ted & Betty Clifton. . • •••••••••• Bonnie Austin Passey, beloved wife of Joseph Passey of Magrath, passed away in Lethbridge Monday, August 16th, 1982. Bonnie is survived by two sons, Jim and wife Mary Passey of Magrath, Les and wife Irene Passey of Legal; one daughter Laraine and husband Graham Hunter of Crofton, B. C.; one brother Ted and wife Jess Austin of Castlegar, B.C.; nine grandchildren, one great granddaughter . She was predeceased by her father William7 Wallce Austin in 1973 and her mother Pearl Austin in July, 1982; one son; one brother and one grandson. Funeral Services will be held this Thursday afternoon, August 19th 1982 at 2 p.m. in the Magrath L.D.S. Chapel with Bishop Ray Stevenson officiating. Interment will follow in the Magrath Cemetery. BEGIN TODAY Dream not too much of what you’ll do tomorrow, How well you’ll work perhaps another year; Tomorrow’s chance you do not need to borrow — Today is here. Boast not too much of mountains you will master, The while you linger in the vale below; To dream is well, but plodding brings us faster • To where we go. Talk not too much about some new endeavour, You mean to make a little later on; Who idles now will idle on forever Till life is gone. Swear not some day to break so'me habit’s fetter, When this old year is dead and passed away; If you have need of living, wiser, better Begin today! Anonymous
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