| 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. IFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE DEPARTMENT 758-3065 jV UPSTAIRS & STORE NEWS 758-6377 fc. TORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, .Friday & Saturday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday . . . . 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. IURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1984 .MAGRATH, ALBERTA. **************************************************************************************** LADIES READY-TO-WEAR DEPT. ^************************************************************************************** 1 TABLE OF BULKY KNIT SWEATERS f.N FASHIONABLE PULLOVERS AND 1 TABLE OF SWEATERS IN ASSORTED KNITS & STYLES. % PRICE .*.****•*****5«:«::^^ 'SWEA1US CARDIGANS. . - ■ Vsom Handsome Wools and Wool Blend Coats, also some downfills in fashionable styles and shades. DON’T MISS OUT ON THIS GREAT SAVING. Vs OFF Down Filled Coats Popular Downfilled Coats in regular dress length and 3/4 length styles. Trimmed and untrimmed fashions. Handsome colors. If you don’t need one for this winter, buy one for next year. % Price! Winter Boots Women's and Kids’ Jewellery New Spring Jewellery Including Earrings, & Necklaces in eyecatchina colors have J a. 1 TABLE OF Women’s &' Children’s Snow Boots and Winter Boots in assorted styles. '/a Price ************************************ IMFANTB’AND lem . y* * 1 Counter of Children’s T Shirts, Sleepers, etc. Jeans • . r, . «* Misses and Ladies Jeans & Slacks In assorted styles and colors. % Price 1 BASKET OF CHILDREN’S ASSORTED BABYALLS & JEANS IN SIZES 12-14 mo. 2-3 yrs. SACRIFICI PffiCE ■ *• ._______ _ • V- 1 COUNTER NOW MARKED DOWN AT A GREAT SAVING TO YOU. Shop early A Save. $19.95 MAGRATH 4H REPORT The Magrath 4 H Sheep Club held their Awards and Banquet Night at the Fortune Drive In on Saturday, January 21st. Members and their parents had a wonderful supper and they were each presented with prizes and some received trophies. The guest speaker was Mr. Maw who had an interesting slide presentation on Alaska. The trophies were donated by: Canadian PolyPay Assoc. (Balderson Farms); Canadian Woolgrowers Assoc., and Southern Alberta Sheep Breeders Assoc. The members would like to thank them for their support. On February 1st Melissa Spackman from Lethbridge Community College conducted a workshop on public speaking. The Club's speak-offs will be held Thursday, March 1st in the Elementary School. Jody Heninger, Reporter. Bradley & Vynet Helgeson of Del Bonita proudly announce the birth of a daughter, Kelsi Enola, 8 lb. 4 oz., born Monday, January 23rd, 1984 in the Magrat’- General Hospital. , Equally proud grandparents are Clifford & Viola Miller of Magrath, Terry & Syd Helgeson of Del Bonita. %% Valentine s Day uary 14th VALENTINE BOCKS: Popular "punch out" cards with ?-envelopes; Scer.t-sational "Scented" Valentine Card Books. Boxed Cards in assorted designs, with envelopes. AISO Individual Cards. Gowns 1 Counter of Ladies Nightgowns in popular Cotton/Polyester. Assorted styles and shades. Lace, and enbroidery SIZES: S.M.L. REG. $15.95.to eyelet trim. The Magrath 4H Sheep Club would encourage any young boys or girls 8 years or older to join the club. Inexpensive, interesting, rewarding. Phone Arnold Harris, 758-6239, A big "thank you" to Magrath Muggers’ (Squirts) cheerleaders who run up and down the boards shouting words of encouragement to their sons. The group is led by Neal Miller with Arnold Harris as chief bell ringer. MAGRATH ROD & GUN CLUB ELECTION MEETING will be held Thursday, February 2nd (tonight) at 7:30 p.m. in the Magrath Trading Co. Hall. Catering Service re-established for your catering needs. Large and small groups class & family reunions, business meetings, adult functions, etc. For information call Shirley Edwards 758—6368 or Cynthia Harris, 758-6825. HAVE HORSE - NEED WAGON: Want an old wagon large enough to sleep 2 people on a planned trip this summer from Magrath to Banff. Hill buy or will fix it up for rental fee. Phone 758-6268. Michael D. Johnston. FOUND: One basketball left at Town League Tournament Saturday, January 14th. Phone 758-6249 to claim. FOR SALE: 2 yearling bulls. Ph. 758-6511 FOR RENT: One bedroom apartment at Garden Villa Apartments. For Senior Citizens only (60+). For more information phone 785-6368, Shirley Edwards. TAKEN FROM DROP IN CENTRE: Reward offered for return of white net dance crinoline, taken some time ago (last year). Phone 758-3473. 1 basket of Ladies Panty Briefs in Nylon & Cotton. REGULAR $2.95 to $3.95 NEWARRIVALS FOR SPRING Little Girls’ Jewellery Sets including Necklace, Ring and Bracelet. Assorted designs. $1,1» to $2.95 *************************** NOTICE: The February C.W.L. Meeting will t held Tues. Feb. 7th at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Marie Sabey. NOTICE: One decade of the Rosary will be said before Mass during the month of February for vocations. NOTICE; See Clare Fortner for all your "Glass" requirements. Phone 758-6228 or drop up to the “Big Blue Building across from Tanco. FOR SALE: Firewood, cut and delivered wit! 50 miles. Phone 758-6578 NOTICE: Magrath U.C.W. will meet Monday, Feb. 6th at 7:30 p.m. in the United Churc Hall. Plans will be made for the Valenti supper party. . Jeans « $11.95 to $17.95 ANNUAL MEETING 1 . ASSOC. The Annual Meeting of the Progressive Con-rvative Association of Alberta, Cardston onqtituency - WHEN? Wednesday, February 15th, :30 p.m. WHERE? United Church Hall, Cardston ’EAKER? Hon. Fred Bradley, Minister of the' avironment. Area Representatives on the Executive re: Stirling - Bob Grbavac,. Gary Bikman. Haymond - Dick Williams, Charles Ackroyd ,eed Shields, Merle Beazer, Marty Fromm. relling - Bob Wilde, iagrath - Paul Coleman, Chris Jensen, Gladys Sheer, Mike Schneyder, Irene Ririe, ■pring Coulee - John Bevers. Dardston - Gary Johnson, Blaine Hogg, Ted nd Carol King. • •el Bonita - Randy Newton, Mick Barnett, .ountain View - Laura & Buzz West, Don Mackenzie . eavitt - Keith Leavitt, lillspring - Lyman Gardner, Jack Ady. ’lenwood - Golden & Virginia Layton, Rudy iutsh. Aetna - Ken Woolford. Jefferson - ivy Nish. Woolford - Chris Holzworth. ilood Reserve - Louis Soop. Membership in the Association for 1984 is available from any of these representatives. Come out and support your M.L.A. John Thompson. 1 counter of Men's Jeans in assorted brands, broken size range. Blue Denims and Scrubbies that are great for casual and everyday wear. 100% ACRYLIC Smart knit Vests, in popular sleeveless, V neck style .for Boys. Rust, Red, Blue. REG. $4.95 A lovely evening of music was held in the home of Steve & Priscilla Brockway last Wednesday evening, January 25th. Wendy & Angeline Dahl, Raelene Skretting, Laura & Melody Ripley, Karen Fletcher and Wolston Brockway all performed at the j piano. Several vocal numbers were done by Mary Lou Davies and the Ripley girls. Angeline Dahl also played her clarinet and the closing number was a recitation of "Little Boy Blue" done by Wolston Brockway. PYJAMAS --- irw . New Arrivals in Boys' Polo Pyjamas. . Knit in Polyester & Cotton. Assorted motif front. Blue or Brown. SIZES: 2 to 16 yrs. The Alberta Rose Chapter would like to publicly thank her past outstanding service We wish her the very best as in the Chapter's quartette We would like to announce our new director, Dianne Steed of Raymond, with assistant directors Wendy Brown of Milk River and Jenie Marsden of Magrath^ We extend a warm invitation to come and join us as we begin this exciting time with a new director, Thursday evenings, 8 p.m. Lethbridge ommunity College. Phone Jenie Marsden, 758- i245 or Marie Stevenson, 758-3540. • of Sweet Adelines : Gunnild Andersen for : as our chorus director, she continues her work The Rosetones". BOYS’ DRAWERS Boys Longs in white and colors. Polyester/Cotton and Thermal knit. SIZES: 4 to 6X A Farewell Service will be held for Elder -■.chard Alan Marsden (California San Diego fission) on Sunday, February 12th at 10:45 a.m. in the High School gym. An Open House will also be held that evening in Rick’s home from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. His parents (Jenie & Jay) extend a warm invitation to everyone. Rick enters the Mission Home in Provo, Utah ?n Thursday, February 23rd. Mrs. Shirley Smith and daughter Megan of Stillwater, Minnesota have returned home after attending the funeral of her brother, the late Karl Blumel ard visiting with her mother, Mrs. Della Blumel ¿nd Mr. and M~s. nnett are home on in Hawai: . REGULAR $3.95 WORK SOCKS Man’s Work Socks in 60% Wool, 40% Nÿlcn. White. 2 PAIR PACK. -/ JEGULAR $5J95 other family members. LaVoy Bossert and Mrs. Ardella from an enjoyable winter vaca- "SPIRIT OF ALBERTA" FUND RAISING /■AKE SALE: Gigantic Bake Sale, Magrath Trading Co. Hall, Saturday, February 11th commencing at 9 a.m. Lynne Tanner in charge. DINNER DANCE: Friday, February 3rd, Big ,Gym. Roast Beef dinner - $20 per couple, commencing at 8 p.m. Music by Sundowners. Tickets available from: Charlotte Anderson Strong, Jim Webster, Clark Dainard, Pilling, Charlotte Fletcher, John Weing, Mary Passey, Lorna Kendricks, Kathy Beck, Vicki Hepburn, Grethe Anderson, Gerry Ripley, Robert Wocknitz, Elaine Bullock, Barbara Reeder, Gerry Baril, Bonnie West. TRAVEL WITH "SPIRIT OF ALBERTA" TO MARCHING BANDS OF AMERICA SUMMER FINALS AT WHITEWATER, WISCONSIN - Parents and friends can travel with the band via AMTRAK round trip Cost for each adult . includes transportI and incidentals from Shelby, Montana is $280 Canadian, ation and motels, extra. We have motel which Food are reserved only until the end of next week, so we need to hear from you NOW. Phone Steve Brockway at 758-3177 or 758-6402. • ••••■• rooms 20% Off SEWING We are clearing out Prints, Broadcloth, Gingham, Denim, Flannelatte, Polyesters, etc. Assorte! shades, patterns. NECESSITIES SEWING CIRCLE; Handy plastic "Thread Organizer" with pin cushion in middle. Holds 65 spools and bobbins. Find in a glance. Hangs easily on waU or door. $7i50_$I3|95 Snappy Scissors Salon welcomes Kathy Hubly to the staff. Kathy is excellent with cuts and perms and would be happy to meet you Friday and Saturdays 9 to 5. TABLECLOTHS Lace Tablecloths in white or ecru shade SIZE: 50x70. . OUTSTANDING DOG TICKETS FOR 1983 - if you haven’t paid yours by February 14/84, action to prosecute will start. Town of Magrath Dog Catcher. Mrs. Gunnild Andersen has as her guests daughters Lise Lotte Ruzieka and Millie of Tempe, Arizona and Vivian LeMaro and children Bonnie and Daniel of Calgary. They are also enjoying visiting sister Ilona. St STICKERS „ < A KEGJLAR $45.00 Assorted designs including Baseball, Hockey, Puffy, Happy, Cinderella, Tattoos & Sniffs. You you use ATTENTION CATTLEMEN: Be sure to order your ear tags now for the Twin River Grazing Reserve. Hardware Dept. VISIT OUR DRY GOODS can decorate anything like with these easy-tostickers. 25$ TO $2.69 **************************** SALE RACKS AND SALE COUNTERS IN THE DEPT. MANY WORTHWHILE WINTER BUYS. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Sabey of Ladysmith, >.C. have been visiting relatives and rriends, guests of their son-in-law nd daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Owens rior to departing Saturday on a winter acation to Hawaii with relatives and Jther tour travellers. NOTICE: The Annual Meeting of the ■lagrath United Church will be held Sunday, February 5th commencing with i Pot Luck Supper at 5:30 p.m. The business meeting with reports will follow. Miss Joann Passey, bride elect, was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. Carole Passey with Leann Passey, Donna and Darlene Jorgensen as co-hostesses .■ Many friends and relatives were present and Joann was the recipient of a large and varied array of gifts of which she was most appreciative . . A lovely lunch was served by the hostesses. Her marriage to Bruce Chatterton of Claresho^ is an event of February 11th. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Kramer are icme from an enjoyable Hawaiian holiday. We can learn to get along without rude oil - we will never be able to get ong without soil. HOP EARLY FOR YOUR VALENTINE CARDS, IFTS, AND CUT OUT BOOKS. ”1 know it’s never been this expensive before, but you should buy it because it will never be this cheap again." > and Vic Knoblick of Card- BONSPIEL NEWS 3 Event was won by the place went to the John The Annual Magrath Men’s Curling Club Bonspiel was held this past week with 36 teams competing in four events. The No, 1 Arndt Motors Event first place went ,to Lloyd Balderson's Earl's Construction Rink of Lethbridge. Second place went to Ron Balderson’s Rink of Magrath; Third place to John Virostek cf Lethbridge and fourth to Eric Nikkei's Coaldale Rink. The Magrath Trading Co. Second Event was won by Jim Nakagawa of Lethbridge. Second place went to Mike Boras of Coaldale. Third and fourth places to Roger Hohm of Lethbridge ston. Fred’s Excavating No. Wes Hillmer Rink; second Schneyder rink from town; third and fourth spots went to Len Peterson and Cliff Forry both of Lethbridge. The Fourth Event, Jubille Motors - was won by Greg Henry and his Magrath rink; second went to Ed Kurtz of Lethbridge; Darwin Linn and Rick«Mikado both of All I would and all TSpiel. you" to on Wednesday night. "Thank you" also goes to the committees who helped in any way. Pres. Ron Balderson. Men's Velour Rcbes in Navy or Burgandy with contrasting trim, cmely styled in lone size fits all. REGULAR $39.95 1 counter of Boys Jeans in Denims, Cords and Twills. SIZES: 6 to 12 yrs REGULAR $19.95 Lethbridge, took 3rd and 4th respectively, in allj it was a good week of curling, like to thank all of the sponsors of Events, the people and businesses who donated to our I would also like to give a special "thank the U.C.W. for the lovely banquet they served ' SQUIRTS WIN WARNER TOURNAMENT Saturday, January 28th, Magrath Squirts Hockey team were in fine form at Warner defeating their opponents in two exciting games. ■ Picture Butte lost to Magrath by a score of 8-2. Marc Heggie sccred 3 goals, Danny Balderson 2 goals and 2 assists, Jason Ripley 1 goal, Kenny Wright 1 goal, Dustin Miller 1 goal and Kevin Strafe 1 assist. The championship game was played against Raymond and won by Magrath 7-3. Excited parents and fans watched Danny Balderson score 3, Marc Heggie score 2, Jason Ripley and Gavin Warnock score 1 each. Kevin Strate and Kenny Wright were each given an assist. Net minder for the tournament was Ryan Marsden who made some great saves. Strong support was given by Monty Grusendorf, Trevor Dunlop, John Ripley Men's Navy Denim and Eli Harris. Friday, January 27th saw the Squirts warmCoaldale Magrath were 2, Trevor each scored Men's Dress Shirts by Forsyth, Pierre Cardin & Hennessy. Assorted. Work Shirts, ±>nttan front, roarry breast' pocket. 1 BASKET CLEARING ing up for the tournament defeating Flyers at Raymond 9-3. Scoring for Danny Balderson with 4, Marc Heggie Dunlop, Jason Ripley and Eli Harris 1 goal. Assists were given to Dustin Miller (2), Marc Heggie (2) and Jason Ripley (1). Next Squirts game is Saturday, February 4th at Great Falls. The exhibition game < scheduled for the February 3rd Bronco game has been postponed to later DENIM » REGULAR $7.95 in February. are pleased to son, Charles Layne . Russ & Jackie Barnett announce the birth of their Layne weighed 2 lb. 6% oz. and was bron in the Foothills Hospital in Calgary on Wednesday, January 18th, 1984. .Proud grandparents are Wes & Ruth Rice and Charlie & Mavis Barnett. • *•••••• Mrs. Alma Whitt returned home Monday evening from a month's holiday in Los Angeles and San Tiego, California where she visited relatives ‘ including her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Bob Yerkes. Western Hats ■Jfen's Western Hats v and Men's "Open Road” by Stetson. Popular shades. SLEAim WATER SOFTENER SALT. REGULAR $4.50 Delivery Price Extra________ Light Bulbs Paper Towels Refrigerator Home Harf »vare Enter Home Hardwares 20th Anniversary . Dream Home Contest. TRAK-TION-No slip Ice Grip for use on steps, sidewalks, driveways, etc. Reg. $3.29. 1/2 t Wieners SCHNEIDERS 450 6 . •. ■ • • ■ I I Illi Sausage! ¿A Farmers market (schneyders) . ea « boneless loin . .KQ(s C.N.I.B. NEWS This year’s White Cane Week is February 5th — 11th across Canada. Co-sponsored by the Canadian Council for the Blind (CCB) and the Canadian National Institute for the Blind employment and vocational counselling; adjustment to blindness programs; orientation and mobility training; rehabilitation teaching; technical aids assessment and blindnes (CNIB) this week of information and activities is designed to heighten public awareness about blindness and visual impairment. White Cane Week also promotes preventative eye care through regular eye examinations and through wearing proper protective equipment in sports and «n the job site. • White Cane Week began in 1946 as a means of identifying the white carEuser as someone with a visual impairment. As the travel aid most commonly used by blind and visually impaired persons, the white cane today symbolizes freedom and independence of movement. The CNIB welcomes White Cane activities each year because it gives a chance to increase neoples’ understanding of how blind and visually impaired people live in today's society. CNIB strives to help people reach the goals they have chosen to achieve. The theme this year SEE IT OUR WAY stresses the blind person’s point of view and how they see their world and the people around them. As the largest national consumer group of blind and visually impaired persons, the Canadian Council of the Blind wants to become more visible in the public’s eye. Besides increasing awareness about visual impairment, White Can Week also allows CCB "to speak as a uniform group across Canada on matters concerning blind and visually impaired persons of this country’. ( The Canadian Council of the Blind is a national organization of blind and visually impaired persons organized in 1945 to give blind Canadians a united voice in their own affiars. Previously viewed as a recreational and social organization, CCB is now anxious to project a unified voice as the largest national consumer group and to exercise a broader influence on issues affecting blind and visually impaired Canadians. The Canadian Institute for the Blind, created in 1918, is a nacional non-profit voluntary agency providing rehabilitation services to blind and visually impaired Canadians. Direct services include personal, prevention programs. Locally, services are provided througn service centres in Calgary, Edmonton and Lethbridge. In Alberta and the Northwest Territories, over 3,000 people are legally blind. Slightly more than half of them are over the age of 65• Approximately 260 are under age 16. Between 75 and 80 percent c. these people have some usable vision. ' For more information contact: Steve Webb, Area Rep. Lethbridge £ Distrir C.N.I.B. Alberta - N.W.T. Division, 1273 -3rd Ave. S., Lethbridge, Alta; Til - Phone 327-1044. STILL A GOOD SELECTION OF COATS ON SALE IN THE LADIES READY-TO-WEAR DEPT. 1/3 0 & HALF PRICE SALES IN EFFECT. THE PICTURE OF YOUR LIFE If all the good you’ve ever done Was painted on a wall, Into a picture framed in gold, Would it be large or small? , If every smile appeared in blue Depicted as the sky, And clouds of black were painted on Each time you told a lie, . If trees of green would show each time You gave a helping hand, How many would your background show, How dense would be the stand? And if each act of kindliness Would mean a shining ray Of sunlight, on your work of art, Would it be light as day? Or would your picture look like night With skies more black than blue, And shadows dark, instead of trees? It all depends on you. For every man must paint his own And all the world will see It hanging in the halls of bliss For all eternity. — A. J. Rakers ■4 M ' MONTH-END SPECIALS Peanut Butter kraft 750 g.258 Apple Juice SUNRYPE 1 L 98 J Orange JuIcbor AppleJuice frozen/SS ml. 99 PiCklSS bick's dills 11 J 94 Salad Dressing MIRACLE .WHIP KRAFT 1 L 254 PleFHHng . — —— APPLE SUNRYPE 50 ML Corned Beef HEREFORD 30 G 2» Gish Detergent IVORY LIQUID 1L 299 Jmx Bleach 3.6 L 1” Zest BAR SOAP 3 PACK 239 Produce Oranges NAVEL 88'S i 5is1 LEMONS S UN K I S T Grapefruit PINK 5 LB 189 Lettuce CRISP HEADS KG |SS ipples red DELICIOUS KG F
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