| 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, JUNE 14th, 1979 . .MAGRATH, ALEEREA. *************************************************************************************** HARDWARE ' DEPARTMENT *************************************************************************************** Products REGULAR $44.95 Handy Golf Accessories SPALDING GOLF CLUBS: 7 piece set, 2 Woods, 5 Irons. $66.95 & $67,95 GOLF CARTS GOLF BAGS GOLF BALLS GOLF TEES RETREIVERS GOLF CLUB COVERS GOLF GLOVES For Dad’s Shop, Home, or general purpose. HERE.IS A. REAL FATHER’S. DAY.SPECIAL. ♦3488 W6x8 Multi-colored•• r webbing X Lawn Chair . ‘7.« TENNIS NEWS Men's Dress Shirts ten's smartly styled short sleeved Dress Shirts an a host of different styles and colors. Cool, comfortable Never- Press Cottons & Polyesters that launder so well, keep you .comfortable al1 day _________ Off i Slacks GOLF CAPS Please Father with a new Golf Cap this ' Sunday. A nice variety to choose frOB. $3,95 - $4.95 „ S.UN___ y_L.S ER? Popular Holiday and Summer Headwear, $2.® UP Results of the Beginner Tennis Tournament 15 yrs. & Under: Girls Singles - 1st. Donna Jean Beazer, 2nd. Sheri Davies, Welling. 3rd. Sheila Salmon. Boys Singles - 1st Tom Bennett, Spring Coulee, 2nd Clayton Petrens, Spring Coulee; 3rd. Michae1 Jensen. Mixed Doubles - 1st Michael Pil™±n? " Sheri Davles; 2nd Sheila Salmond - Gordon Taylor. Girls Doubles: 1st Sheila Salmond - Shaunna Robinson; 2nd Vickie Kulcsar - Julie Niz-nikowski; 3rd Barbara Balderson - Barbara Bradlev Boys Doubles: 1st Clayton Peirens - Tom Bennett; 2nd Michael Jensen - Michael Pilling. Pupils of Mrs. Alma Davies performed at a Piano Recital at Diamond Willow Terrace Monday evening. } Clarke Dainard offered the invocation each contributed two numbers and included Sharmaine Lawlor, Trina Lawlor, Page Milnor. Sheri Lawlor, Julie Dainard, Lisa Ojahla, Barbara Balderson; Karen Lawlor who for ’ her second number played a Samba to which \ her parents Ed and Lois Lawlor danced and sister Deanne accompanied with Moracos. »Concluding numbers were rendered by Melanie - Milner and Dan Davies. The Benediction was offered by Dan Davies. Matron Dorothy Fox thanked Mrs. Davies, the students, parents and those attending for the enjoyment they had contributed to the citizens of the Terrace. A social hour and refreshments concluded a lovely evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kerr joyfully announce the arrival of a son born Monday, June 11th in the Magrath Municipal Hospital. . Sharing in their joy are grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Harker of Magrath, Mrs. Mabel.Kerr of Reno, Nevada. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Evans of Salt Lake City, Utah are visiting his mother, Mrs. Irene Strang. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Blumel and children Jeremy and Louise are visiting from Victoria with his mother, Mrs. Della Blumel ••••••• ••*•••••« •• The Raymond Lion’s Club is holding a Gigantic Auction Sale Wednesday, June 2Gth at 6 P.M. in aid of their Community Project of $30,000 renovation to the Spectator Viewing Area of their Skating Rink. A display of merchandise Raymond Shopping Centre. They everyone to attend and support worthwhile project. Mrs. Lennldean Christensen children of Brigham City, Utah ______ Janet (Monte) Smith and children of Payson, Utah are visiting at the home of parents Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jensen. Mixed Doubles - 1st Michael Girls Doubles: 1st Sheila Salmond - following which Mrs. Davies introduced her students who SPORT Mai's Knit Sport Shirts in assorted styles and colors. • Styled for Stumer wearing, ideal for golfing, holiday vrear, etc. is in the invited this and and Mrs. their Bondy. Mrs. Loree Brewerton and daughter Marci of Graham, Texas are visiting relatives in Magrath and Lethbridge. They are here to attend the wedding , of Dr. Brewerton's niece» •, Nothing fortifies your belief in heredity so meh as having a grandchild. FLOWERS NEW ARRIVALS Thongs Smart Beach Thongs the whole family can wear. Assorted colors 7.95 The very latest and smartest in Floral AccessorFLORAL EARRINGS (pierced) FLOWER HAIR CLIPS & PINS FLOWER STICK PINS PRICED FROM UP PLAYTEX* Cross Mxir Heart. Playtex Cross Your Heart BEAUTY LIFT Tricot Langline Bra Provides a sliirrner, smoother look fran bust to hip. Gives attractive lift and separation. Ladies 50% Cotten, 50% Polyester Under Vests sleeveless style. FEGULAR $3.95 We are pleased to print the Second place winner in the recent poetry contest held at Junior High recently. MY EASTER SURPRISE My mother said, "Now, take my hand. A gift will brighten your eyes. We’ll go outdoors together To find a spring surprise." "Look", she said, "at the willow stick We put in the ground last fall." v I looked and saw the soft gray kits, Each curled in a sleepy ball. She showed me lavander hyacinths, Sunlit daffodils, tulips, too. Nestled high in the apple tree We found three eggs of gentle blue. The grass, the buds, the mint-green leaves Were kissed with silver dew. She said . To , "Spring is an Easter gift last us all year through." Lori Law, 12 years. SOUVENIR Handsome Souvenier Cushion Tops in Satin with Canada Wild Life pictures. Fringe trim. Miss Bev Harris has been the guest of honor at numerous bridal showers held in Magrath and Lethbridge recently prior to her marriage to Mr. Tom BiddlecQmb, an event of Saturday, June 16th. IT IS TIME TO THINK ABOUT CELEBRATING MAGRATH’S BIRTHDAY, JULY 20th and 21st. T- SHIRTS Souvenier T Shirts with "GAREEN CITY" plus design cn front. Available in sizes and colors. PRICED AT. FATHER'S DAY Candy Yes! We have something in our Department for Father. Lovely FEINS CHOCOLATES in Creams & Almond Bark, Moirs & Foleys assorted including All Nuts, Party . Mints, Nutchos and "Nice ’N Nutty. $1.25 to $10.95 box *********************************** WANTED: Small Chest of Drawers. Ph. 7583450, Elaine Isaacson. ’■ When your work speaks for itself, don’t interrupt. THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED. NOTICE: The Magrath U.C.W. will hold their closing party WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27th in the form of an Outdoor Get-together. Please meet at the United Church at 6 P.M. Bring eating utensils with you. We will then travel to the Earl Tomlinson farm for a Wiener Roast. . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Deyell of Baffin Island are the proud parents of a son born Tuesday, June 12th in the Magrath Municipal Hospital. Happy grandparents are Mrs. Grace Kadonaga of Magrath, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Deyell of the Shetland Islands. Frank and Donna have been visiting with Mrs. Kadonaga before returning to their home with their new infant son. Miss Donna Thomson has returned home from an eighteen month mission in Burming-ham, Alabama. She is visiting with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Thomson. LAST CHANCE TO GET GARDEN SEEDS - before they are collected. A good time to also get next, year’s supply and avoid rising prices. Hardware Dept. Norman Bengry passed away in Cardston Tuesday, June 12/79 at the age of 47 years. Survivors include his two sons- Bradord of Lethbridge, Brent of Nelson, B.C.; his mother Mrs. Laura Bengry of Cardston; two brothers Lawrence of Magrath, Russel at home; one sister Lorraine at home; and one grandson. Funeral services will be held Friday, June 15th at the Cardston United Church at 1 P.M. Family and friends will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 at the Salmon Funeral home in Cardston. IKE 1 pair of Pillow Slips In attractive floral patterns. A choice of colors. ____ ' . H3GULAR $19.95 set 14” ***************************************** FOR SALE: Standard Office Typewriter; large pval Rug; Dog house; Rabbit Hutch; Rocking Horse, Boys Mustang and 1 Girl’s Bicycle; Rototiller and other miscellaneous articles. Boyd Hunter, Ph. 758-3177 or see at Cardston. DEL BONITA COUNTRY CLUB DANCE - the regular monthly dance will be held Saturday, June 16th. The Band is the "Southern Circuit" from Fort Macleod. Doors open at 7:30. Members and guests 18 and over invited to attend. LOST: at Garden Villa Terrace - j ladel for Punch Bowl. Phone 758-3463J Melva Christensen. ™ GARBAGE HAULING — weekly, $4 per month. Phone Martha, Trev Millward. 758-3463 WANTED: Bookkeeping & typing. Capable of managing complete set of books. Joan Savage. Ph. 758-6219. FOUND: Money at Ice Cream Palace. Can have same by stating amount. P. Carter. Ph. 758-3600. FOR SALE: 15’ Holldare Trailer. Like loaded. Randall Payne. 328-0525. TO GIVE AWAY: 4 cute little kittens. FOR SALE: Hay. Phone 758-3249. WANTED: One person powered push type Vai Isaacson. 758-3450. Goats Milk, 2 litres per day. 50$ per Elaine Isaacson. Ph. 758-3450. Bale Turner to fit Massey Fergusen Baler. Phone 758-6578. 4 year old Sorrel Mare. Broke, easy to catch, 653—4628 days. f I r LT X «if A new, 758-6796. lawn mower. FOR SALE: litre. FOR SALE: ♦ ✓ ft * 1EGULAR $3.95 ea % \ PLASTIC MATTRESS COVERS Zippered Plastic hfattress Covers. TWIN SIZE FOR SALE: Phone 653-4704 evenings; 653-4628 days. Cardston. FOR RENT OR SALE: 3 bedroom home. Ph. 758-3144 FOR REl^T: 1 bedroom suite. Fridge & stove. 758-3144 ATTENTION FARMERS & RANCHERS: Attend our Forage Field Day, June 21st (longest day of the year) at Ken Long’s Farm, 2 miles due West of Spring Coulee at 1:30 P.M. - 4:30 P.M. TOPICS; A Tour of Grass Seed Plots; Cicer Milkvetch - A nonblating Legume for Grassing; Winter Grazing with Russian and Altai Wild Rye; Early Spring Grazing with Carrison Meadow Foxtail and Fertilizing Hay and Pastureland. Free admission. Hosted by Alberta Agriculture & Agricultural Service Board. Everyone welcome. REGULAR $1.89 Shampoo DOUBLE AND QUEEN SIZE . Save on this popular VO5 Shanpoo. Normal or dry. *************************** Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bradshaw celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary Monday, June 11th. The Community extends their * heartiest congratulations and best wishes to this pioneer couple. westoei back. Smart Ginham Plaids and Plains in Western fashion. Snap button trim. Western out yoke in front and REGULAR $19.95 MEN'S DI^SS BELTS IN S’^ART LEATHERS. ASSORTED SHADES INCLUDING BROWN, TAN, BLACK, WHITE. _ ^qq- DIAMOND WILLOW TERRACE NEWS The residents and some of the citizens from Magrath had a very enjoyable bus trip to the Calgary Zoo on May 29th where we had our lunch and any who wanted to walk about and see the animals were free to do so. Others spent their time in the gardens. It was a very enjoyable day. The next trip will be June 29th. We will go to Many Glaciers. If you would like to go and are 55 years or over, please phone and book a seat on the bus. These trips are not just for the residents of the Terrace but are for anyone from the area who would like to go. Please phone early so you will be sure of a seat. We have seats for 47 ' people and hope to fill them. Lunch will be served or you cam bring your own. Some of the residents still need a ride to Lethbridge. If you have any space in your car, they would appreciate a ride. We are sorry that Mr. Len Whitt has resigned as chairman of the Board. We wish him good health and hope he is soon better and home again. We are pleased to have Mr. Jim Ririe in Lett’s place. Mr. Archie Howes and Mr. Clyde Bennett are in hospital and we hope they are feeling better and will be home. soon Braces foa“ SPRINGCOULEE REUNION Men's Dressy Braces in an assortment of widths, styles and shades. Snap-on and button styles. U/w 1 ISENS JEWELLERY J Gift boxed sets , of Men's Cuff ¡links. A nice If gift for Dad. $4.95 & $5.95 A reunion of former Sunday School members of Young People's Groups and Sunday Night Club, and any interested in the Spring Coulee United Church during the past sixty years will be held on June 24th at evelen o'clock in the Spring Coulee United Church. Lunch and a get-together will follow in the Spring Coulee Hall. Leona Thompson. Pupils, the THANK YOU: My sincere thank you to the Doctors, Nurses and Staff of the Magrath Municipal Hospital for the excellent care I received while a patient there. I would like to thank my neighbors and friends for their visits. My special thanks to Father J. O'Reilly. Katie Fisher. WANTED: _ . . Baby sitter to come to my home men's blue/red suede joggers .$29,95 men's joggers by Bauer, blue/white,.,$27.95’ for 3 children, 10 months, 5 & 9 years, Monday, Wednesday & Friday, 8:30 - 5:30. Must be 18 years or over. Please call 758-3745 or 328-5673. Pat Tannant FOR SALE: As we ho longer use sealed units with air space in our windows, . we are clearing our present stocks at Mrs. Janine Barnard and daughters of $1,50 sq. ft. This is half the price Evanston, Wyoming are visiting her parents of glass alone. Exellent for remodelling Mr. and Mrs, Emerson Blumell. or greenhouses. Tanco. Pork Spareribs meaty. OLYMPIC 1# Frying Chicken UTILITY FRESH „89' I ROASTS SWIFTS . .LB ***********************************************************************^*a^*±***a^^a , r DISTRICT AGRICULTURISTS' NEWS WANT A STUDENT? There is still time for farmers to enroll in the government granted S.T.E.P. Program, as outlined below. Deadline for application is June 15 and cu*. hire&a^student fllled raPidly, 80 we suggest that you register promptly if you want to PROGRAM OBJECTIVE: The objective of the S.T.E.P. Summer Farm Employment Program is to through August°31 eXper±ence for Alberta Youth during the summer months commencing July 3rd WIIO QUALIFIES: Any Alberta farmer is elegible to employ one youth under this program provided the employee is not a member of his immediate family (i.e: son, daughter, brother sister, wife or grandchild) Applicants for employment must be at least 15 years of age and must have written parental consent. Each applicant must also have been a resident of Alberta for the past 6 months and legally entitled to work in Canada (citizen landed immigrant or visitor with work permit). ■ • J ^Applications and contracts can be obtained at either the (a) local DisOffice. Wages for the employee all cases must be the minimum trict Agriculture Office or (b) the Canada Farm Labour Pool will be negotiated between the yourth and the farmer but in of $400 per month. The government will be responsible for paying one half of the employee's monthly XT if« OfiH * Knapp, D.A.'s.' salary up to a miximum of $200. D.L. Steed and John ULTRA - HIGH TEMPERATURES (U.H.T.) MILK U.H.T. Milk is presently being processed by Palm Dairy at Edmonton and is being distributed through their outlets. 2% U.H.T. is now marketed in 1 litre size, hopefully chocolate drink and whipping cream will be processed later. They are also working on a k litre size. 1. The milk is normal 2% heated to a higher,temperature 142+ for 3 seconds) and aseptically packaged. • . 2. Presently being marketed with a pull date of 60 days. 3. Can be stored at room temperatures - refrigeration or freezing not necessary. 4. When opened prior to use - allow to breathe - the product has a life similiar to that of fresh milk - 10 days in refrigerator. , 5. Sales 3-5$ more than 2%. 6. Nutritionally and flavor wise is very acceptable. No added preservatives. 7. The product is available throughout Alberta. ’ Kathy Bosse, District Home Economist. ■ SEE OUR RACKS OF-SALE DRESSES, ETC. Upstairs. FOR SALE: Livingroom Accessories. Ph. 758-3223. NOTICE: We would like all Brand Boards Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hindley of Stockton, California are visiting friends and relatives in Magrath including Mr. and Mrs. Dale Toomer and Mrs. Margaret Hindley. for the Museum in by June 23rd. Thank you. A display of Brand Boards is in the Trading Co. Window. SUMMERTIME SAVINGS tomato ketchup WESTERN FAMILY i f Mayonnaise KRAFT 750 MI 1« DAD’S COOKIES 89* c UGHTTUM CHUNK CLOVERLEAF 184 G . . CORN , . 2i89e Tomatoes western family b oz . . . 59* Orangs Sogmonts western family io oz. % . 2i99‘ i Ivory liquid 2 oz.: PRODWE EI /\ I59 Poaches cali forn i a . PLUMS RED BEAUTY . . .is 59* Nectarines «.1.;. .LB 69* BROCCOLI ' FRESH BUNCH. * 59* APPLES GRANNY' ’SMITH. .LB 59«
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