| 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 WEWS PHONES: OFFICE 753-3033 GT.OCERFJES /oJ-'-hL DRY GOODS 759-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 UPSTAIRS & S' ORE NEWS 758-6377 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, .huiidcy, Friday & Saturday. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m THURSDAY, JULY 2nd, 1987. . .MAGRATH, ALBERTA. ******************************** . «*************************>.* A *********************** LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR DEPT. A*****************************************;. *******************************>. :***&********* f- § fe Summer Ladies Half Slips & Camisoles in a variety of styles & fabrics. Qll Lace trim. 39 COORDINATES Smartly fashioned Summer Co-ordinates by London Fog. Included a~e Jackets, Tops Slacks, Skirts. Shorts. Popular shades of Gold and Blue included. 1 Rack of Ladies Llc-usej in a nice selection of styles, colors, sizes Included are prints and patterns, ¿tripes at.d plains. Georgettes, Polyesters etc. r " J,— L-- .M LADIES’ SLIPS & CAMISOLES SALE ■ggg Dress Shoes and Casuals in a variety of styles«■••«•••«•• LADIES CANVAS WEDGE PUMPS - white. Sizes 5-10. REG. $11.95 % Price Women's Shoes NEW NUMEERS HAVE BEEN ADDED TO THE TABLES. | SEE THE SALES FOR- ’4 Mm «10 . «% . MLs’m’s S ladies Canvas I____ MORE SPECIALS FURTHER REDUCTIONS HAVE TAKEN PLACE ON OUR SALES RACKS. ' ' DON'T MISS THESE GREAT BUYS. Children's, Misses and Ladies Dresses: Blouses Skirts 1987 CITIZEN OF THE YEAR The Magrath & District Chamber of Commerce is now accepting nominations for the 1987 Citizen of the Year. Those who are eligible must be living in the Magrath and District area, who have made and are still making a significant voluntary contribution to the community. Nominations must be in writing naming the person you wish to receive this honor, listing the reason or reasons for submitting his/her name to: The Magrath & District Chamber of Commerce, Box 574, Magrath, AB. TOK 1J0. No copies, form letters or petition type letters will be considered. Each letter will be one vote for that individual. DEADLINE: July 1, 1987. FOR SALE: 3 bedroom double wide home, baths; wood burning stove; root cellar; large attached addition on back with built-in inside barbecue;^ small lot overlooking Magrath valley with berry and strawberry plants. Phone 758-6493. (Gwen Ross home). NEED A BABYSITTER?? I have successfully completed the Red Cross Babysitters Course. Available during the day or evenings. Reasonable rates. Call Collette Maynard at 758-3201. some rasp- Gontact Lesa Byam, VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL - PLEASE NOTE: Pre-organize meeting of Vacation Bible School, THURSDAY, JULY 2nd, 7:30 p.m. at the United. Church. All interested please attend. > *6 V.B.S. Organizer. Mrs. Lottie Harker has received word that her granddaughter, Melani Harker was one of two women to receive the annual University of Utah Women's Club scholarship for outstanding women students. Melani will be a senior in biology and plans to attend medical school. She is currently working on a research project involving lupus with the long range goal to find a cure for these diseases. Melanie's father, Melvin, is a pharmacist in Salt Lake City. WORK DAY - MAGBATH UNITED CHURCH Friday July 3rd and Saturday, July 4th, beginning at 8 a.m. each morning. Please bring lada ers, paint scrapers, paint brushes, hammers, putty knives, if-you have them, to repair and paint windows outside. MEN_of the congregation and ALL those who would like to help, you are needed, and will be most welcome and appreciated. Mr & Mrs. Mark Passey have had as their guests her niece, Yvonne and husband Peter Glaesser of Frankfurt, Germany. Mrs. Greta Mai has returned home from Pouce Coupe, B.C. where she spent the Spring months visiting relatives. Action Styled Athletic Wear SWEATS Co-Ordinates Runner, Pants, Sweaters, Jogging by Fox and Shirts, Hooded Jackets, etc. in a nice assortment of colors and styles. Ideal for leisure and holiday wear. $ JEANS Men's & Boy's Jeans Assorted styles and in a good size range. Styles that will do for holiday as well as regular wear. % PRICE (NO RETURNS) ********************************************* Mr. R Mrs. Clark Bourne and family of Edmonton are vacationing in Magrath with relatives and friends, guests of his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Mahlon Bourne. Elyse Sorkilmo of High River, daughter of Addie & Don Sorkilmo of High River and grand Magrath, was bronze medals Calgary. daughter of Mark & Maria Passey or the winner of two silver and three at the Provincial Ballet finals in Pierre and Gayle Maasakkers would J-ike to thank everyone x— --- made it a very special occasion, thanks to Vi and effort they put Godionton for a Dorothy for the remembered. who attended their wedding and ____ ______ ' . A special • d^Cliff Miller for the tremendous • into the preparations; to Judy beautiful cake; also to Kay and use of their lawn. It will always home Toni & Gary Stringam and fam Welcome From Friends. ily. Have a nice visit.' Mrs. Sharon Mustard of Fort McMurray is enjoying a visit at the home of L- I". Mr. & Mrs. Ken Miller. her parents, MCGRATH & DISTRICT PIONEER DAYS RODEO July 17th & 18th ( a week BEFORE Magrath celebration). Friday at 6:30 p.m .S^urday at 2 P-»- .rices: Adults - 16 & up $5; Youth 11 15 $3.01 Children 10 & under FREE. For more informatxor phone 758-6683. Chinook Rodeo Assoc. Approver LAWN FURNITURE Our Reg. Price ARISTOCORD Rodenticides if Y/ Furnace Filters SLEEPING BAG field still I. : LOUNGE. Deluxe tube and web construction. Fully wound in vinyl tube, interwoven in polypropylene web. color is brown and gold. FRIDGE & RANGE Priced for Quick Sale USED APPLIANCES FOR SALE Harvest aGold Stove and Refrigerator. Good condition Get rid of those pests in your and yard. We have gopher poison on // hand. Come in and get some today. VINYL CASSETTE CASE 12 tape capacity. Brown 3568-865-12 A WEEKEND SPECIAL Change your furnace filter for summer your fan works more efficiently with a clea filter. ' Reg $1.29. ' 99c S! J <>,<xpoc DC TQOQp ZIP D-300 34X78 Sleeping bags. Quilted. Assorted. Reg. $49.99. NOW Heavy duty steel tube Legs fold up under table for easy storage. Use any top to make up your own table for any use. Home Hardware FOLDING TABLE LEGS squarje legs J WASH-Car wash by Turtle Wax. Add a little wax shine as it washe Reg. 29ç NOW.,. % OFF I a NOW FENCING SUPPLIES We have 3, 4 and 5 chain link fence in stock. Come in and see our selection. ELECTRONIC BUG MACHINES XOWTROH Watt Black I light insect attractant bulb. 3500 killing grid Unit size 10^X19. 15 7995 LUNCHEON NAPKINS Home Hardware Napkins good for anytime this summer. 150 pkg. . 119 Reg. $1.79. 1 SPRIHiJAOKETS Men's Spring Golf Jackets in a blend of polyester & cotton. Zipper front, stand-up collar. Large roomy front pockets. Grey, Tan, Navy. S.M.L.XL. REG. $59.95 HATS Men's Stetson and Denim Hats in or Navy. si0 (NO RETURNS) STRAW HATS Hats for work or play. Styles for Men & Boys. Assorted colors, styles and sizes. For, every day and holiday wear, REG. $4.95 & UP fits all. REGULAR x $3.95 Men's Work Gloves in the popular "Work King" fabric. Green or gold. Knit cuffs. One size *********************** FOUND: A big Slingshot, by my house. To claim it, call Rick or Josh Gruninger at 758-6237. RHUBARB SLUSH 4, 0 cups Rhubarb." ) B_ o.i.l and, strai. n j. ui.ce. 10 cups water ) 10 cups water) Md tQ juice 3 p£g?S0ra§ge Kool Aide 6 quarts Water. Add red food coloring. Will fill 4-5 ice cream buckets. Put in freezer to slush stage. Makes a large amount for a gathering. An expert is someone who is called in at the last moment to share the blame. Jim and Irene Ririe celebrated their 40th Wedding Anniversary Saturday, June 27th. They u’ere guests of honor at a Family dinner at the Magrath Drop In Centre hosted by their two sons and their wives and three daughters and husbands - Leonard and Trudy Ririe of Gunn, Alberta, Howard & Karen Ririe of Magrath, Lois & Lloyd Hudey of Pincher Greek, Carol & Ray Romses of Calgary, Joyce & Marty Boisvenue of Pincher Creek. The noon dinner was served by Mrs. Shi rley Edwards. An Open House was held Saturday afternoon with Joyce Boisvenue and Stephanie Hudey attending the guest book. Refreshments were served by family and friends. THANK YOU: Many thanks to the relatives and friends who made our Fortieth Anniversary such an enjoyable occasion. Special thanks to the caterers for the delicious dinner and the ladies who served the lunch. Thanks to all for the cards and good wishes - our children planned a wonderful party and we are proud of them. Jim & Irene Ririe. Get out your runners and start getting in shape for the Magrath Celebration races. There are events for everyone so bring your families and friends and be prepared to compete. There will be races for each age group - even one for you over 35 year olds. Wheelbarrow races, 3-legged races, sack races and relays, endurance run, and family relays. (This will be 4 members of immediate family and must have at least one parent2 See you at the Track by the Swimming Pool on July 25th after the Parade. RACES - JULY 25th 1. Under 3 girls. 2. Under 3 boys. 3. 3 yr. old girls 4. 3 yr. old boys. 5. 4 yr. old girls. 6. 4 yr. old boys. 7. 5 yr. old girls. 8. 5 yr. old boys. 9. 6 yr. old girls. 10. 6 yr. old boys. 11. 7 yr. old girls. 12. 7 yr. old boys. 13. 8 yr. old girls. 14. 8 yr. old boys. 15. 9 yr. old girls. 16. 9 yr. old boys. 17. 10 yr. old girls. 18. 10 yr. old bous. 19. 11 yr. old girls. 20. 11 yr. old boys. 21. 12 yr. old girls. 22. 12 yr. boys. 23. 13-14 yr. old girls. 24. 13-14 yr. old boys. 25. 15-20 Ladies. 26. 15-20 Men. 27. 20-35 Ladies. 28. 20-35 Men. 29. 35-Over Ladies. 30. 35-over Men. 31. FAMILY RELAY - 4 people, same immediate family - at least one parent. Each person runs 100 m. 32. ENDURANCE RACES - 800 m (2* around track - under 10 girls & bays. 33. 10-15 girls & boys. 34. 15-20 girls & boys. 35. 20-35 girls & boys. 36 . 35-over girls & beys. Prizes will be awarded for each category. NOVELTY RACES ON GRASS: 37. Wheelbarrow Race. 38. SACK RACES - Kids under 12. 39. SACK RACES - Kids over 40. SACK RACES - Family Relay. 41. SACK RACES Open Relay. 42. 3 Legged Races - Father/Son. 43. 3 Legged Races - Mother/Daughter. 44. 3-Legged Race = Open. ATTENTION: Anyone interested in booking the Senior Citizens Drop In Centre for the summer months, please phone Ruth Hovey, 758-6431 or Joyce Holladay, 758-6484. NOTICE: The Golf Course's Tee View Cafe will be open at 6:00 a.m. July and August. WANTED: A job for 14 yr. old girl. Will do odd jobs. Phone 758-6803. SWIMWEAR Swimwear in Nylon, Polyester/Cotton, in assorted styles and colors for Girls, Boys and Men. A good selection to choose from. MAGRATH R.C.M.P. NEWS . Magrath R.C.M.P. wish to thank the following sponsors of their 1987 Golf Tournament held on June 23rd, 1987: Lethbridge Lodge, Mike Schneyder, Treasury Branch, Aqua Flow, El Rancho Hotel, Pollock & Thompson Solicitors, Just For You Hairstyles, Magrath Paint & Body, Sheers' Insurance, Magrath Trading Co. Ltd., Tee View Cafe, Sunshine Excavating, Neil Bourne Hail Insurance, Fortune Drive In, Carbert Schill Adjusters, Gurney's Garage, Tyler's Gulf, Magrath Pharmacy, Garden City Fertilizers, J.G. Strong Professional Corp., Green Acres Fertilizer, Delicious Cafe, Magrath CoOperative Assoc. Fred's Excavating, Spruce Bruce, Magrath Lions Club, Tanco, Park Plaza, Zak's Establish- COMFORTABLE THONGS *************** * " • ■ — • . T- ' FOR SALE: Girl's Waterbed Suite, white with gold trim, Princess with headboard & chest. $300. Also waterbed crib mattress. Phone 758-3712. FOR SALE: 8x8 Porch, wired and completely finished. Offers. Phone 758-3712. ATTENTION SENIORS: Another Get-Together! Fried Chicken Supper, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8 at the Drop In Centre. Cost is $1.50 each plus something for the Pot Luck Table. See you There!! Watson and a neighbor had been discussing their respective families. "By the way," said his companion suddenly, "I hear that your daughter, Joan, has made, up her mind to marry that struggling young lawyer." Watson shrugged. "Well, all I can say," was his grim response, " is that if my daughter has made up her mind, he might as well stop struggling." NEW ITEMS HAVE BEEN ADDED TO THE SALE ment, Time Air, K.C.B. Fibreglass, Balog Auction, Minute Muffler, Raymond Motors, Lethbridge Brewery, CFAC 2&7 News, Midtown Toyota, Palliser Distillers, Wayne Harris, Jubilee'Motors, Bridge Com Electronics, Gold & Gold Productions, Bank of Montreal. The tournament was a great success and we appreciate the support of these sponsors once again. HAVE YOU SEEN MT BICYCLE: It is a blue, Rapido girls 3 speed (made in Czechoslovakia) with silver fenders. If you see it please call Heidi at 758-3096 or the R.C.M.P. Office 758-3488 NOTICE FROM THE MAGRATH R.C.M.P. As of July 1, 1987 SEAT BELTS will be required to be worn by all persons in a motor vehicle. Also as of JULY 1st, 1987 there will be a change in the penalty sections of all HIGH-WAY TRAFFIC ATT infractions. Below are some of the old fines along with the NEW fines. OLD NEW Operate motor vehicle or trailer without brake lights $10 $25 Inadequate Muffler $10 $50 Owner fail to maintain equipment $20 $75 Driver/passenger (over 15 yrs) fail to wear seat belt $25 Drive motor vehicle with passenger (6-16 yrs) over 18 kg. not wearing seat belt $25 Fail to wear seat belt $25 Exceed post speed limit (1 km to 15 km) $20 $40 (16 km to 30 km) $30 $60 (31 km to 50 km) $75 $150 (50 km over ) !■>150 COURT Drive left of centre $25 $75 Fail to properly signal turn $10 $50 Fail to stop at stop sign $25 $50 Fail to stop before entering roadray $25 $50 Fail to yield at yield sign $25 $50 Park on crosswalk $15 $30 Drive without due care and attention $75 $150 Stunt on highray $3C $100 Race on highray $75 $150 Cause unnecessary noise with motor vehicle $30 $50 If there are any questions regarding the use of seat belts or which vehicle is required to have seat belts, please do not hesitate to contact the Magrath R.C.M.P. Detachment, 758-3488, 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon Monday to Friday. R.B. Robertson, Constable, Magrath Detachment. FOR SALE: ALfalfa/Grass mixed hay in square bales. Approximately 10 ton. Phone 758-6770. RACKS UPSTAIRS. meats Sirloin Stcoks boneless. f>58 .Ulb. 789 f kg PORK CHOPS LOIN CENTRE CUT. 3" 788 f *' kg Beef Sausage vans- bulk. l6’ U9/7k0fl Wieners beef fletchers 450 g. 228 Cooked Ham 175_ _g_______________________________________ ******************************************************************************************** a new home or renovations, 4H events, gardening. Give me a call if you would like me to pop out to your place for a visit. Leona Quantz, D.H.E. DISTRICT HOME ECONOMIST NEWS NOTES It's summertine and that means holidays! I have a list of appliances you should check before leaving home: Refrigerator: Fridges should be cleaned out with baking soda solution to combat lingering odors. You should freeze leftovers and use up fresh fruit and meat. An empty fridge that is not opened requires less energy to keep it cold so you can turn down the temperature. Washer & Dryer: It is a good iclea to turn off the water supply to your washer. This will prevent leaking valves or flooding if hoses or washers fail. Do not leave any clothes in the dryer. The smallest amount of moisture can cause mildew. Freezers: .1 get many calls from people who come back from holidays to a non-working deep freeze. Double check that your freezer is plugged in and working before you leave. You may want a neighbor to check it periodically if there is a power failure. Dishwasher: This appliance should be left clean and empty. Dirty dishes will mold and cause odors that are difficult to eliminate. Small Appliances: Unplug all electrical equipment that is not necessary for security. Microwaves, televisions, computers and video recorders can be damaged by power surges. After your last minute ironing, unplug the iron. Water should also be drained from steam irions. Smoke Detectors: Push the button the smoke detector to test if it is working. Security Devices: Timers which turn on lights and radios in the home are security treasures. Safety lights which glow in the dark and especially good for. bedroom locations. The key to security is to keep your house looking like it is lived in. Happy holidays, and bring back pictures so we can all enjoy the trip!! YOU ASKED.What does a District Home Economist do on a farm call? One of the services I can offer you is a visit to your farm for any concern. Some examples of visits are setting up a recordkeeping system for the farm or home; planning a community event; preserving fruits and vegetables; sewing problems; and viewing a farm operation. I could also help with planning Leslie Dalton, beloved husband of Mrs. Margaret Dalton of Lethbridge, formerly of Del Bonita, passed away in Lethbridge, Saturday, June 27, 1987, at the age of 67 years. Bom, raised and educated in Del Bonita, he resided there, fanning and ranching until retiring to Lethbridge in 1981. He is survived by his wife, Margaret, a son Bill Dalton of Lethbridge; two daughters Mrs. Dianne (Joe) Gruninger of Del Bonita, and Mrs. Brenda (Jim) Fox of Lethbridge; four grandchildren Mrs. Debbie (Roger) MacCallum, Mr. Ken (Tina) Gruninger, Leslie and Tony Fax; three great grandchildren; two brothers Mr. Ernie (Rebecca) Dalton of Lethbridge and Mr. Ray (Betty) Dalton of Del Bonita. Funeral Services were held Tuesday, June 30th in Southminster United Church with Rev. L.D. Hankinson officiating. Interment took place in Mountain View Cemetery. MAGRATH LITTLE LEAGUE NEWS The Magrath Pirates finished off a successful season in the Lethbridge lakeside League by winning the League Championship with a 13-10 win over the Coaldale Giants. Danny Balderson and Bart Harris combined for the pitching win with Balderson hitting a 3 run home run. In semi final action Magrath defeated Raymond 9-1 behind a strong pitching performance by Jamie Godionton. Magrath reached the semi-finals with a 17-14 extra inning victory over the Lethbridge Royals. Jase Stringamls 3 run home run in the extra inning was the winning hit. Danny Balderson also had a 3 run home run in that game. The Pirates season record is 21 wins’ 2 losses and 1 tie. The team consists of Kenny Wright, Scott Long, Jamie Godionton, Ryan Meldrum, Kevin Strate, Danny Balderson, Troy Speelman, Bart Harris, Paul Gruninger, Brent Tricsli, Jase Stringam, Ryan Anderson and Dustin Miller. Coaches are Doug Speelman, Wes Balderson and Craig Godionton. The Pirates last action is the Raymond tournament this week. Shampoo HILLSIDE Aloe Vitamin E+, Special Essence & Mousse, Seafoam. 500 ml. REG $4.95 FINESE SHAMPOO & CONDITIONER For oily or normal hair. Makes your hair easy to mange and looking glamorous. REGULAR $4.95 REMINDER: Class Reunion of 550, '51, *52 ' Those who have not yet replied to our invitation to the Reunion (stating whether you are COMING or NOT COMING) please do so immediately. The event takes place Friday, July 24th, 5pm. Magrath School Gym. Pleasi send replies to Sue Kado, Box 57, Magrath. CARDSTON HIRE-A-STUDENT Cardston's Hire-A-Student Week will be July 6th through July 11th. Activities such as Baseball Game, Auction Sales, Business Blitz, Yard Clean Up, Car Wash, & Golf Caddying will be held. Contact Kathy Cahoon at the Hire-A-Student Office, 653-3008, to be involved in the week's activities. Hep A Student help you. ESTATE AUCTION SALE An Estate Auction Sale of Jim Holder Jewellery EARRINGS FOR THE MONTH 30 pair of Earrings in EARRINGS asserted designs and colors. 30 pair for 30 days. will be held Saturday, July 4th at 10 a.m. at the Holder Residence 33W 2S, Magrath, Viewing of items - July 1st, 2nd & 3rd from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Included will be Appliances, Holsehold Items, Tools, Garden Equipment, etc. BUCKLES Belt Buckles i.n Western motif. Assorted designs and colors. REGULAR $4.95 up 20% OFF CRIME STOPPERS During the evening of Saturday, June 20th or morning of Sunday. June 21st, persons unknown entered the property of the Magrath Golf Course. They took four golf carts and drove them recklessly around the course, causing minor damage to the grounds and extensive damage to the carts. Crime Stoppers will pay up to $2,000.00 cash for information leading to the arrest oi 1 he persons responsible for this malicious and senseless act of vandalism. If you have any information about this crime, or any other serious crime, call Crime Stoppers now at 320-8477, or in the rural area 1-800-242-8477. YOU WILL REMAIN ANONYMOUS. Flags CANADIAN FLAGS Size 4"x6" for holi. day celebrating. Alberta J Size 7"xll" - be sure syou have one for our '• ¿Celebrations. Flags I59 ****************** A very sad tale is told of a Scotsman who ’talked 10 miles to see a baseball game, and ‘ 0ien was too tired to climb the fence. A HAPPY "CANADA DAY" TO EACH ONE OF YOU. FOR SALE BY OWNER: 1200 sq. ft. split level home on large fenced lot. Includes 3 bedrooms, 2a baths, family room with jacuzzi, and. many other features. Close to hospital and school. For more information call 7583785 after 5 p.m. FOR SALE: 1957 - 235 6 cylinder motor complete distributor, carb, exhaust intake, bellhousing and clutch. 3 speed standard transmission, running condition. Uses a little oil. $100 or best offers. 1967 - 283 V-8 motor. Needs rebuilding, $30.00. Phone 758-3474. LOST: Boy's BMX Bike. Yellow and Blue. Please call me if you have seen one like it laying somehwere. Tood Robinson. 758-3587. PLUMBER - looking for work. Call 758-3607, Ron McKenzie. FOR SALE: Cardston Centennial Books. $5.00 Available in the Grocery Dept. FOR SALE: Butcher Rabbits and Pet Rabbits. $5/each, alive. Phone 758-6652. NEEDED: Ride to Ogden, Utah between June 26th and JuJy 5th. Please phone Dudlesy, 758-3200. Kool-Aid INDEPENDENT GROCER PICNIC HEADQUARTERS PICNIC Light Tuna CLOVER LEAF, 184 g Juices MC CAIN 750 ml 3 PACK Campbell’s Veg. Soup MUSHROOM SOUP 284 ml. 2/99° , • \ PAPER TOWELS KLEENEX hi-dm KRAFT BARBECUE SAUCE 455 . . Marshmallows KRAFT 250 g. 99' 89c Cookies CHRISTIE NEWTON 450 g. Dog Food dr- ballards 397 g. 79' Laundry Detergent a.b.c. 12^. 6’5 . Produce Broccoli u.s. . .89icb 11 9k6g CHERRIES bjng bc. 99c .lb pwkg Contoloupo LARGE SIZE. . 3/99* 73' ClICIillibDrS LONG ENGLISH. a 99' OraiigeS VALENCIA. .89? 196 1 kq
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