| 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 HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday . 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday. 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1979 .MAGRATH, ALBEREA. ************************************************************************************** LADIES READY-TO-WEAR Girls' VEWUR SWEATER TOPS in popular two tone designs. SIZES: On New Fall Fashion Sweaters for Kiddles Popular new VELOUR PULLOVERS for Kiddies a AAR in assorted stripes with solid contrast- 10** ing trim. SIZES2 - 3X New Jaguar Moccasins in Light Brown. Pre-Winter Discount / |MATERNITY TOPs[ have a nice selection of Maternity Tops in plains and patterns. Seme styles by Precious Secret. Denim Jeans New Arrivals in Jeans including Culottier, Big Blues Great Scott. E SEE OUR SALE TABLE OF WRANGLERS & KHAKI JEANS COATS Ladies! Be sure to take advantage of our Pre Winter Reduction on all our Fall & Winter Coats *10 Off % Price 1 RACK OF LADIES EVENING DRESSES & LONG GOWNS. GOWNS The wedding of Gabriela Bohme and and Ronald Bolokoski was solemnized in the Alberta Tenple on October 13, 1979 with Brother Grant Wooley performing the ceremony. Many relatives and friends attended including the bride's mother, Barbara Bohme from Bremen, Germany. A delicious family dinner was served by Mrs. Rae Marie Kunkle at the Magrath Cultural Hall in the afternoon. The dinner concluded with a short program. The groom's father, Lawrence Bolokoski, was Master of Ceremonies for the occasion; also giving the tribute to the bride. Karen Alston and Jane Dudley sang a beautiful duet accompanied by Barbara Kovacs. A tribute to the groom was given by his mother, Jean Bolokoski and the program concluded by the cutting of the wedding cake. A calling reception followed in evening from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. in the Cultural Hall where a light lunch was served under the direction of Mary Baker. Blue and white were the colors the bride chose to accent her wedding and the hall was The lovely table centres were created by the bride, her mother, and the groom and his beautifully decorated in these colors. mother and sister and were made of drift wood collected from Waterton Lakes and weeds from the Magrath area. Attending the groom was his brother-inlaw, Tim Tanner and friends, Craig Murray of Edmonton. Attending the bride were the groan's sisters, Joanne Tanner and Bonnie Jean Bolokoski, waring lovely blue and white flowered floor-length dresses. The bride's dress, veil and headpiece were made by her mother and she looked very lovely. The happy cotpie are presently making their home in Magrath. . J.B. THANK YOU: Vfe would like to sincerely thank every one who helped in any way to make Ron and Gaby's wedding a day so special. Barbara Bohme, Lawrence & Jean Bolokoski. Barbara Bohme returned to her home in Bremen, West Germany on October 29th. She has been the guest of Lawrence & Jean Bolokoski for the past five weeks preparing for the wedding of her daughter Gabriela. fl for children 5-9, please Faye Bort. Ph. 758-3474. NOTICE: Machers interested in having your children attend "Messengers program contact NOTICE: Magrath U.C.W. will meet Tuesday, November 6th at 7:30 P.M. at the United Church Hall. Hostesses are Virginia Hillmer and Jackie Moors. All interested women are most welcome to attend. NOTICE: Today, Thursday, Nov. 1st is the last day to hand handicraft articles in for the Magrath Chi ted Church Bazaar. If you have crafts you wish to donate, they may be left at the home of Mrs. Grace Toomer. PRICED $8.95 - $18.00 UNDERWEAR COMBINATIONS Men's Combinations in Cotton, Thermal or Wool. Choose short sleeves or long sleeves. • ■ FULL SIZE RANGE. LONGS Men's Cotton and Thermal Knit Longs. Elastic waist. Full range of sizes for Men and Boys. $6.95 - $8.95 $18 - $45 JACKETS Boys' Jackets in smart style. Grey with trimmed parka. S.M.L. New Fall & Winter Sweaters in popular Pullover and Cardigan fashions. Plains and fancy knits Solids and patterns. A nice selection of colors to choose from. Make ideal gifts for Christmas. Jean Clearance Man's Blue Denim Jeans in popular style. Take advantage of this worthwhile saving. REGULAR $19.95 1695 NEW 1980 MODELS ColorTrak — it locks in the color and keeps it on track automatically. 26” Console Color TV 26” ColorTrak Console features Electronic Keyboard Control; Automatic Color Control & Fleshtone Correction; Automatic Ccntrast/Color Tracking; Automatic Light RCA 20” $50 SAVING - R.C.A.'s most automatic color T.V. ever Has all the famous ColorTrak features plus energy-efficient XtendedLife chasis. Table model. PRICED AT. rr É 14" RoomMates 100% Solid State XtendedLife chassis for excellent performance, high efficiency and long life expectancy. Low power cansunption. Automatic fine tuning. New Acculine black matrix picture tube.ONLY . ***************** ********** ************** ** ************************************************ Christmas Layaway CHRISTMAS TOYS ARE NOW BEING PUT OUT CN DISPLAY FOR YOUR EARLY CHRISTMAS PURCHASING. ****************** CHRISTMAS FLYER MERCHANDISE IS NOW ARRIVING. CHRISTMAS FLYER PRICES WILL BE HONORED CN TOYS WE INVITE YOU TO USE OUR LAY AWAY PLAN. WE HAVE A GOOD SEIECTICN OF GIFTS, APPLIANCES, ETC. WATCH FOR THEM. USE OUR LAY-AWAY. ********************************************* SEE OUR DIAMOND CARBIDE SHARPENING TOOL DIAMOND HONE, TOUCH UP CARBIDE TIPPED ROUTER BITS; CARBIDE TIPPED SAW BLADES/ ETC, nr_ $11.95 USED ffiHAG PROPANE CLOTHES DRYER COULD BE CONVERTED TO NATURAL GAS, SEE IN THE HARDWARE DEPT, A pretty wedding took place on Saturday, October 20th, 1979, uniting Karen Gail Hougen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnie Hougen of Foremost and Dale Howard Ririe, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ririe of Magrath. ■ The wedding took place in Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church with Father Black officiating. Attending the bride were her sisters Shelley as Maid of Honor Linda and Joyce Ririe as bridesmaids. Leonard Ririe was best man for his brother and brothers-in-law Lloyd Hudey and Ray Remises were groomsmen. Stephanie Hudey was flcwer girl and Jesse Hudey ring bearer. Following the ceremony, guests were welcomed by the bridal couple and their parents at the Foremost Ccmmunity Hall. During the evening relatives and friends enjoyed a buffet dinner and dancing. Howard and Karen left for a short holiday in the United States. Jim and Irene Ririe would be pleased to have you call to meet Howard, Karen, and her family at an Open House on Thursday, November 15th between 7:30 and 9:00 P.M. at the Magrath United Church Hall. Everyone is most welcome to attend. Arvid and I wish to thank the people of Del Benita for the Farewell gift, a pair of lovely lamps, also a purse. Open House was held in the hone of J. & V. Al then and was attended by people from Medicine Hat, Milk River as well as many friends from Del Bonita. We also thank the ladies of the Twin River Carmunity Society for a most delicious lunch. Our sincere thanks. Doris Larson. FELLCW CITIZENS - We wish to bring to your attention, Remembrance Day to be celebrated at the Cenotaph Sunday, Novenber 11th at 10:30 A.M. Should inclement weather prevail, we will hold the service in the Gym of the Drop - In Centre (old School) Signed Councillor John Moors. THANK YOU:, I would like to thank the Jfegrath Hospital Staff for their good services during my stay in the Hospital on October 19th . Also I want to give a special thanks to the two nurses and Dr. Dahl for helping me through a difficult ordeal. Thank you again, Barbara Harker. WANTED: Gas Heater. Ph. 758-3501 FOR SAIE: "Piggy" Sows. Ph. 758-3290. NOTICE: Will babysit after school and on weekends. Ph. 758-3796, ask for Debbie. DRESS SHIRTS Men’s B V D Dress Shirts in smart shades. Plains and stripes. 1 TABLE CLEARING ‘Ä Price Boys' Polo Pyjamas in popular Cotton/Polyester Knit. Assorted colors. Slacks for Men 1 RACK OF MEN'S DRESS SLACKS IN PLAINS, CHECKS, PLAIDS. REGULAR PRICE $29 - $35 »19 BOYS PYJAMAS (REGULAR $9.95) WINTER BOOTS THERMO BOOT fleeoe lining. Men's Brown Rubber Thermal Boots with COQ QC; nn BUSHMAN Popular Bush Boot with leather upper, cleated rubber sole. Plain & steel toe. CAMISOLES Camisoles are becoming so popular and we have seme very lovely ones now in. Nylon tricot with dainty lace trim on bodice. White, Beige Mr. and Mrs. Phil Proctor of Edmonton were recent visitors at the heme of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sabey. Mr. and Mrs. Bab Leishman of Edmonton were Magrath visitors during the weekend, guests of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Ton Karren and Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Leishman. the Mr. Mr. Bob Rice of Edmonton visited during weekend at the hone of his parents, and Mrs. Wes Rice. Miss Laurel Davies of Edmonton was a weekend visitor at the heme of her mother, Mrs Elizabeth Davies. Bed Jackets A number of Woren have _ been asking for Bed Jackets. We new have sate lovely Brushed Nylon Bed Jackets in Pink, Blue, Peach. WANTED TO BUY: 3 or more bedrocm heme in Magrath or on small acreage. Phone 320-9490. NOTICE: Grade 12 sgudent will do general house-cleaning on Saturday mornings. Please contact - Susannah Mandin, Ph. 758-6842. WALLETS For Ladie/ ART & HANDICRAFT FAIR - Magrath Cultural Hall, Friday evening, Nov. 9th at 7 P.M. Everyone invited. Handicraft & storage items - Christmas gifts. Interesting work shops including Art & Handicrafts. Coloring Contest. Lunch. Sponsored by Magrath Seccnd Ward. Don't miss the Fun Night. NOTICE: Anyone desiring Téléphoné Book Covers, please contact your local Post Office. FOR SALE: Baby-changing Table with bath tub. Also arborite covered cabinet top and twin ’ enammelled white kitchen sinks with pipe attachments. Ph. 758-3152. New Pitt Wallets in assorted styles. Beige, Brcwn. Nice gifts. $g ARTEX CLEARANCE - Contact June Kolasko at 758-6748 for further details. COMFORTERS Paisely patterned Cottcn/Polyester Comforters for double beds. Assorted colors. .95 $24.95 LOST: One Boy's black heavy duty bicycle. Finder please phone 758-3239. Lloyd Meldrum. GARAGE SALE: Friday and Saturday, Nov. 2 & 3rd at 44W Harker Ave. (Dick Osterberg) Numerous household articles. Anyone interested, please come. REGULAR NOTICE: Taking limited orders for Doll Houses, Barns and Deacon Benches. Contact Merrill Thcmcon. 758-3209. TABLECLOTHS Linen-look Tablecloths, perma-press fabric. Assorted shades. 60x90. REGULAR $24.95 URGENT - need a ride to Calgary. Please contact June Andersen, 758-6535. Will be more than happy to help pay for gas - November 20th. NOTICE: Scmeone left a set of Quilting Frames at ny heme which do not belong to me. Will the owner please claim. Olive Gruninger. Beauty Aids Cachet Perfume Smart new gift item arrangements in Cachet Perfumes, Colognes and Sets. See them soon - start your shopping early. They make perfect Christmas items. $2.25 - $15,95 PRE SCHOOL STORY HOUR Oi November 7th, Story Hour will be held at 10:30 a.m. A new unit begins November 14th through December 19th after which there will be a break for Christmas. Mothers may pre-register children from 3 to school age for either the 9:30 to 10:15 or 10:30 to 11:15 time by phoning Irish English at 758-3751 or f Janet Bly at 758-6822. Only 10 children will be registered for each tine due to space limitations. Registration is $1 per child per unit, and guests may be brought at 25C per session. ''-Books may be borrowed after Story Hour (T.-ihra^ cards 25<=) and fines are in effect at l*r per book per day for overdue bocks. Bath Oil The ever-popular Clifton Bubble Bath Oil in pleasant fragrances of Lavendar and Apple Blosscm. ■ Makes your bath more relaxing, you feel more refreshed. $1.25 - $4.95 ST. JOSEPH'S C.W.L. Fall Bazaar and Tea will be held in the Magrath Trading Co. Hall, November 3 at 2 P.M. Ladies please have your craft and bake items there at least 1 hour hefore. Thank you. " Up and Coming Events for November — Nov. 7th - C.W.L. Meeting at the home of Irene Gruninger. Nov. 9th - Annual Fall Supper - 6:30, United Church Hall. Nov. 17th - Card Party - Marvin & Louellen Lee. Secretary - Joann Takacs. •MINUTE-A-DAY ’’ODY MASSAGE The Horiey System is a refreshing body m ssage regimen that helps hips, thighs - 'locks and other trouble spots. ' -eve loped by Horley Laboratories and nched with benefits from the sea. it helps • • -oth those stubborn problem areas H?tps make your skin glow, your body look re beautiful. And gives vou a leelinq of .althy well-being. . 'se it in your daily bath or shower You should start noticing the beautiful difference within 3 to 4 weeks After that, just 2 or 3 Nmes a week should help your body keep that s eek feeling you want in this body:. nscious era. Gift Set Pendants f Girls Necklace Sets $1.95 to $4.95 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bennett of Lethbridge are the proud parents of a baby girl, Erin Dawn, bom Friday, October 26th, 1979. Happy grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Southerton of Bow Island and Mr. and Mrs. Varge Bennett of Magrath. A pretty Fall wedding took place Octobei 6, 1979 at St. Paul's United Church, Grand Prairie, when Pat Bosscha, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Koop Bosscha of Grand Prairip, became the bride of Dale Bort, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bort of Magrath. Best man was Roy Speakman, friend of the groan. Bridesmaids were Janet, Mariann and Nancy Bosscha, sisters of the bride. Ushers were Terry Bort, brother of the groan and Robert Bosscha, brother of the bride. Miss Donna Bort, sister of the groan, attended the guest register. A wedding dinner and dance was held followint the ceremony. After a holiday in Northern Alberta and B. C,, the happy couple returned to Lethbridge where they will reside. Saturday evening, a Calling Reception honoring Dale and Pat was held in the Magrath United Church Hall. Miss Donna Bort attended the guest register and Henry and Faye Bort, parents of the grocm assisted in welcoming the guests. " A lovely buffet lunch was enjoyed served by Joann and Valerie Tomlinson and Shelly Borley. ' Mrs. Irene Ririe was in charge of the kitchen arrangements assisted by U.C.W. members. Remember when inflation was semething you did to a tire? Veal Cutlets a«.«*. 6M ************************************************************************************* A rariety in births occurred Friday, October 26th, 1979, when triplet daughters were bom to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Balderson of Magrath. To our knowledge, the first ’ triplets bom to a Garden City couple. The three tiny premature girls, Julie Ann, Janet Beth and Jacqueline Carol, were delivered at the Lethbridge Municipal Hospital and rushed immediately to Foothills Hospital in Calgary. Janet Beth succumbed Saturday, October 27th and Julie Ann, Sunday October 28th. Graveside services for the two were held at the Magrath Cemetery Tuesday afternoon with Bishop Tom Karren delivering words of comfort. Carol Dainard sang "Angel Lullaby" unaccompanied. The dedication was offered by Dr. Dennis Bullock. Friends and relatives extend their since: sympathy to Wesley aftd Lorraine and their families in their bereavement. DROP IN CENTRE NEWS CERAMICS - will be taught Tuesday afternoons 1 p.m. POTTERY - Tuesday evenings, 7:30 - 9 p.m. USED CLOTHING OUTLET - Drop In Centre North East Room - open Saturdays, 2-4 p.m. INSULATION - Magrath & District Residents interested in having their hemes and other biri1dings insulated may contact Wayne Colford at 329-3442. RAYM2ND MASTER CLEANERS - Clothing will be picked up in the Magrath Trading Co. Hardware Department Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays. 24 hour Service is also offered - if any article is in by 10 A.M. on any day, it can be had the same day. Hardware Dept. attention LADY CURLERS - A Curling Meeting will be held Monday, November 5th at 7:30 p.m. at the Curling Rink. All ladies interested in curling, please attend. For furter information please call Donna Balderson at 758-6591. Mr. and Mrs. Fell Balderson had their daughter Grace of Calgary visiting and helping at their home for the past week. ATTENTION: The Shew "Pete's Dragon" sponsored by the 3rd Ward Elders has been postponed to January 12th. In it's place Walt Disney's "Polly Anna" will be shown in the Cultural Hall Saturday, November 3rd. Stirling Ward sponsoring "Good Old Down Heme Country Night" featuring the Sillito Family Jamboree Program and Dance with the Dry landers, Friday, Nov. 2nd, Raymond Stake Centre, 7:30 p.m. Tickets for Program and Dance - $5 each (14 yrs. & over). Dress is jeans and Western wear. Building Fund Event. DISTRICT AGRICULTURISTS NEWS Snow Versus Water for Cattle: According to a study carried out by animalscientists at the U. of A., cows will consume snow in an amnim-t-ecruivalent to that ohtainted -Prom a mce-a-^av watering after an adaptation period of up to a week. Fteed intake and weight gains were found to be similar for the cows that received snow and those that received water. In spite of the energy cost to the animal to melt snow to water the average weight gain, which was presumably associated with the developing fetus and uterint growth, was the same in the experiment regardlei of whether the cows consumed snow or drank watei Studies will continue at the University to further evaluate the potential energy cost to the animals and find out what precautions should be taken. WET DING COURSE - Nov. 26th to Dec. 7th at M.D. Building, Cardstcn. Fee - $60, includes $10 for welding gloves, $50 for instruction. Please contact the District Agriculturists Office, Ph. 758-4461 for further information. Hope enables you to see the light at the end fo the tunnel. Faith keeps it lit. White Flour ROBIN HOOD 10 KG 529 e>- (4 CANNED MILK ALPHA TALL TINS 2í89 COOKIES DADS 454 GRAMS , 1« STRAWBERRY JAM . l4’ TOMATO KETCHUP HE1KZ Soz 1« MTS QUAKER 2.25 KG F’ PANCAKE MIX aunt JEMIMA 1.75 KG l79 PIE FILLING APPLE E.D. SMITH 19 OZ 95* Shreddies 675 GRAMS , l1’ CAT FOOD puss s b o ONNNS COOKING B.C 3i»l U5‘ LB 30( O^AMGES V A L E C I A 56's . LB 39° CARROTS 5# bags. GREEN .LB 12$
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