| 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 PHONES: OFFICE 758-3033 GROCEREIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 UPSTAIRS & STORE NEWS 758-6377 ' STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. THURSDAY, JUNE 18th, 1987.MAGRATH, ALBERTA. ***************************************************************************************** LADIES READY-TO-WEAR DEPT. CLEARANCE Summer Fashions SPECIAL PRICES NEW KIDDIES THONGS - Sizes 5 to 10 Popular styles In White or Beige. Take advantage of these Mark Downs. New Dresses have been added to this • Sales Rack. Be sure to take advantage of the savings on Polyesters, Georgettes, Cottons, etc. One and two piece creations in styles and colors to please. LADIES’ SLIPS & CAMISOLES New Arrivals in Ladies popular Camisoles. Lace trimmed to wear with V-Necks, etc. Half Slips to ' match several of the styles $395 ¡LADIES’ LOUNGERS ¡j New Arrivals in Ladies Loungers: Polyester’ knits , zipper fronts, short sleeve in assorted prints. Comfortably styled with collars. Misses & ladies Jellies and Thongs in assorted styles, colors and sizes. Real foot comf- SHIRTS JAMES BAY SHIRTS Stylish pullover style Shirts in 100% Cotton with corded trim. In Green, Gold, Pink Fuschia, White & Blue. VISIT OUR SALE COUNTER OF PLAYTEX BRA'S & GIRDLES. Venna May Caldwill, beloved wife of Mr. Charles Caldwell passed away in the Magrath General Hospital June 11th, 1987 in her 76th year. She was born in Woolford, Alberta on March 14th, 1911. She resided in Alberta all her life. She is survived by eight children; David (Linda) of Morgan Hill, Calif., Clifford (Leslie) of Milton, Ont; Betty Caldwell of Palm Springs, Calif.; Shirley Edwards of Magrath; Ted (Chris) of Collingston, Utah; Merle (David) Blumell of Rosemary, Alta, and Barbara Caldwell of Magrath; 35 grandKeep your hair comfortable for Summer with a Toni - the Home Perm in Gentle, Regular, Super. REGULAR $6.49 PERMS Toni Perms children; two brothers Willis Pitcher and (NO RETURNS) DeCon Pitcher; three sisters Beth Pitcher, Bernice Sillito and LaRiene Harker. She was predeceased by her parents, Elsie May and David Allen Pitcher of Cardston, a son Gordon Leslie; a granddaughter, Elizabeth Caldwell of Utah and brothers, Walter Marvin and Lorin Edward and sister, Marjorie. ‘ Funeral services for the late Venna Caldwell were held in the Magrath LDS Cjiapel, Saturday , June L3th, with Bishop Watson Ririe officiating. Sarah Hoore and Bertha Bennett attended the Memorial Book. Opening remarks were given by Bishop Ririe. The opening Hymn "Nearer My God To Thee" wa sung by the choir with Fontella Trainer, Chorister, and Renee Nordquist as organist. : Invocation was offered by David Caldwell. Willis Pitcher gave the biography, sang as a solo "Goin by Alma Davies. Speaker for the Karren. The closing Hour" was sung by the choir, offered the benediction. ' « Honorary Pallbearers were members of the Lion's Club. Active Pallbearers were John Caldwell, Curtis Caldwell, David Blumell, Marvin Sillito, Jack Kearl and Stan Hoare. ! Interment took place in Archmount Cemetery, with Ted Caldwell dedicating the grave. FANCY COMBS BANANA COMBS . —■[ Dan Davies Home" and was accompanied service hymn "I was Bishop Tom Need Thee Every Kelvin Caldwell Popular Combs for holding those "Ponytail type" Hairdo's. Plain and pearl trimmed. 20% OFF REGULAR $9.50 CHANTILLY BODY & HAND LOTION Keeps your skin soft and youthful, especially during this hot dry weather. 480 ml bottle. Lotion Lace Trim REMINDER: Del Bonita 75th Anniversary Homecoming Friday and Saturday July 31st and August 1, 1987. Plans for the celebration include family ball games, rodeo events, antique machinery display, horseshoes, displays and mini carnival. ' On Friday, July 31st, there will be a pot luck cold plate noon luncheon, a beef barbecue at 5:00 pm, a variety program at 8:00 pm, followed by a fireworks display. : Saturday, August 1st, will begin with a pancake breakfast from 8:00 to 10:00 am and will continue with district tours and sports activities. At 5:00 pm a cairn will be dedicated, followed by launching of ballons by Brownies and Guides. In the evening the Del ^onita Country Association will host a dance in the community hall for adults 18 yrs of 4ge and over. Nominal charges will be made for food, souvenirs, and the dance. ' All present and former residents of the Del Bonita Community area, as well as those interested are welcome to attend. Replies may be sent to Hfelen Newton, Wally Jensen, or Iris Henry. Nylon Lace in 1/2", 1V and 3", etc. assorted widths. A variety of colors and patterns. SALE PRICE . ********************************************** Anyone who would like to see a video on how hair loss, acne and wrinkles occur and how IMAGES PRODUCTS fight these conditions, Call MARY CANT at 758-3550. We also have products to help fight cavities, strengthen nails, thicken lashes, help tanning, and cellulite reduction. FOR SALE: '72 Skylark, 13" trailer. Perfect for 2 or 3 people. It has a flush toilet, stove, sink and ice box. Very good condition. Asking $1950. Phone 327-2075 or 758-3687. NOTICE: Will bale alfalfa hay on shares, with a John Deere square baler. Phone Robert ’ Rasmussen at 758-3442. FOR SALE OR RENT: 3 bedroom, 2 story house. Call 758-3679. SWIMWEAR ANKLETS REGULAR $2.95 up 1 Box of Ankle Sox in assorted colors, styles and designs. Swimwear in Nylon, Polyester/Cotton, in assorted styles and colors for Girls, Boys and Men. »A good selection to choose from. NURSING SCHOLARSHIP: The Women's Hospital Auxiliary is again offering a Nursing Scholarship to any high school graduate entering the field of nursing. Please submit applications to Mr. Bob West or Mrs. Mary Baker, Pres, of the Auxiliary. .TTENTION MAGRATH U.C.W. MEMBERS: Those wishing to attend the closing dinner at Erickson's, Monday evening, June- 22, 1987, please meet at the United Church at 6:10 pm. If you have not already notified you wish to go, please do so Owens before Reservations immediately by phoning Norma Thursday evening(tonight). must be finalized. CHANGE OF MEETING DATE: The Rod & Gun Club meeting scheduled for first the 17th of June, then changed to the 23rd of June, has now been changed to the 30th of June at 7:30 pm. Mr. Bruce Vay of Ducks Unlimited will still be our guest speaker. The date changes were due to previous commitments of our club house. T-SHIRTS DON'T FORGET: The Magrath Union Forest Wardens bottle drive this Saturday at 9:00 am. Please have your bottles ready for pick-up or if you're going to be away, call Bud Billips at 758-3691 for an earlier pick-up. Souvenir T Shirts designed with "Garden City, Magrath, Alberta" with Souvenir motif front. Kiddies, Ladies, Men. Assorted colors. Willie Wocknitz & family would like to invite everyone to an Open House at his home Sat., June 20th from 6-8 pm to meet his new wife, Norma Anderson from Fairview, Utah. NO GIFTS PLEASE. ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING: For Magrath Celebration Family & Town Softball Tournament-Thurs. June 25th at the Town Hall Offices at 8 pm. For further information call Bill Alston at '758-6895. The Magrath Meals on Wheels Association is holding a general meeting on Thursday, June 18th at 8 pm at the Town Hall. Memberships will be available that evening at a cost of a $1.00 each. . interested to attend. We invite all who are RACK OF BLOUSES, SLEEPERS, piece SWIM SUITS, etc. A good time to Save on these Specials. Specials Va PRICE . REGISTRATION for the first session of swimming lessons will be held Saturday, June 20th from 9 am to 12 noon at the swimming pool. Those wishing to register should come to the pool & fees should be paid at t his time. NO REGISTRATIONS WILL BE TAKEN OVER THE PHONE & THERE WILL BE NO PRE-REGISTERING PRIOR TO JUNE 20th. The first session will run Mon- Fri., July 6-17. Lessons will cost $10 per child for those with a season pass& $15 per child for those who don't have a season pass. Hope to see you there! St. Joseph's C.W.L. Meeting was held June 9th at the home of Irene Gruninger. An excellent, informative report was given by Rose Groenhof, on Aids. Future events this summer is as follows: 1. Summer Swim Barbecue-August 8th. 2. Summer Tea for Seniors-August 9th. 3. Fall Supper-October 23rd. 4. Bazaar-November 7th. Next C.W.L. meeting will be held September 8th at Louellen Lee's. NOTICE: Will the person who took the Barbecue from the Drop-In Furnace Room, please return it for Summer activities. REMINDER SR. CITIZENS BAKE SALE: Saturday June 20th from 10 am to ? at, the Magrath Trading Co. Hall. FOR SALE: Female Canaries. $7 each or 3 for $15. Call Verdell Saxton 758-6663. ATTENTION PARENTS : Pictures of hal 1. Teams - Monday, June 22nd at the School. Time: After school. Time arranged with your coach. Cost: Package (same as hockey pictures) $7.00 includes memory mate with picture of team and individual player plus two extra individual pictures and button with players picture. Team Picture only - $5. Extra pictures on buttons may be ordered for $2 each. Please bring your money on the 22nd. Teams that will be playing on Monday will be taken first. J FOR SALE: 3 bedroom double wide hone, burning stove; root cellar; large attached addition ori back with built-in inside barbecue; small lot overlooking Magrath valley with sane raspberry and strawberry plants. Contact Lesa Byam, 758-6493. 1^ baths, wood- SHIRTS T Shirts styled by Fox - a nice gift for Father. Cottorç & Polyester in stipes, plain#. A wide choice of colors. Dress Shirts "JUST FOR YOU HAIRSTYLES" is celebrating it's 2nd Yr. Anniversary. In appreciation to our friends and customers we will be having a "Perm Special" $29.95 (includes cut) from June 9th - 27th. Enter your name for a free Crimping Iron or Professional Curling Iron. Itaw will be made June 27th. NEEDED: Ride to Ogden, Utah between June 26th - July 5th. Please phone Dudleys, 758-3200. THANK YOU: Magrath First Cubs thank all those who donated to their Bottle Drive Saturday. LOST: One pair of Men's Sunglasses, op thè bench in front of the 'Trading Company. Black frames, charcoal grey lenses. Finder please call 758-3733 FOR RENT: 2 bedroom house, near schools and town. Stove & fridge. Patio and garden area. Rents for $325 plus utilities. Damage deposit required. Will also consider 'selling.' Hi. 758-3714 or 328-8063. FOR SALE: Alfalfa hay with some grass mixture. Baled in square halas. Ph. 758-6268. Melodie Johnston. WANTED: Small dog house. Ph. 758-6434 or 758-3588. THÀNK YOU: My sincere thanks to everyone who was so kind and helpful during ray illness; to the doctors, nurses and staff of the Magrath hospital, relatives and friends. I appreciated it. Audrey Ririe. SWIMMING POOL NEWS Dress & Casual Shirts for Dad styled with long sleeves in plains and , _ patterns. Styled by For- OflQZ, AUE syth, Hennessy & B.V.D. fcv /O VlF, Rugbys Stretch nylon Leisure Pants in Wine, Blue, Coppen, Navy - all with contrasting trim. REGULAR $35.00 Polyester & Cotton Rugby Pants in popular shades of Beige, Grey, Wine or Navy. Elastic waist &. zipper opening. Dad would enjoy a pair of these light weight, comfortably styled Pants for holiday and summer wear. REGULAR $29.95 & UP Although the pool has only been open a couple of weeks, we have several bits of news. We would remind parents that children under 6 cannot come to Public Swim without being acccmp-anied by an adult (18+). - All those interested in Bronze Medallion and/or Bronze Cross Swimning Classes should contact the pool before July 1st. Those interested In Adult Swimning Lessons should talk with May Ann. If there is enough interest, we will run classes. \ This last note is for all you Moms. We already have accumulated 5 large stacks of towels and the Pool has only been open 2 weeks. Just ask the cashier at the Pool to check the pile as thèse towels are kept in the office until claimed. Check the Lost & Found Clothing rack too. : On Moixiay, June 29th at 7 am to 9 am will be the beginning of Morning Public Swimning. This session will be open to everyone just like Public Swimming and will run on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. The first two weeks will be on a trial basis and will be continued only if there is acceptable participation. Jogging SPECIAL JOGGING PANTS Crocheted bedspread, partially completed, squares with blue roses. Finder please 758-3718. LOST: Green plastic fishing box full of equipment - between Jensen dam and Highway. Finder please leave at News Office. LOST: White phone SUEWER ACCCMDDAHCN: 2 bedroom furnished basement suite. Washer, dryer, private entrance. Available August 15 on permanent basis. 8-6368 WALLETS KEY CHAINS COLOGNES AFTER SHAVE ' TALC DEODORANTS Ideal for Fathers' Day Please Dad with a of the following: ROBES an ideal (REGULAR $39.95) A all. of colors. These make gift for Dad on this coming Father's Day. - 5 Jim and Irene Ririe celebrate their 40th Anniversary on June 27, 1987. Their families invite friends and relatives to an Open House in their honour on Saturday, June 27th, 1987, from 2-5 pm in the Sr. Citizens Drop-In Centre in Magrath. Gifts gratefully declined. 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 significat voluntary contribution to the community. Nominations must be in writing naming the person you wish to recieve this honor, listing the reason or reasons for submitting his/her name to: Magrath & District Chamber of Commerce Box 574, Magrath, Alta, TOK 1J0. Deadline July 1, 1987. ' Men's Bathrobes in Velour with contrasting trim. One size fits A nice choice LITTLE LEAGUE NEWS The Magrath Pirates split a pair of games last week. On Tuesday they lost their first league game by dropping an 8-7 decision to Raymond. Danny Balderson with a 2 run home-run and Bart Harris with a bases loaded triple provided much of the offense for the Pirates. On Friday they edged Lethbridge Yankees 6-5 as Troy Speelman was the winning pitcher with relief help from Bart Harris. The Pirates remain in first place in the Lakeside Little League with their last home league games Friday night and Saturday morning. MAGRATH Grouping of Ties locat ed around Post at the Check-out Counter. j FOR Q®® MAGRATH SCHOOL AWARDS ASSEMBLIES Junior Achievement Awards Assemble will be held Friday, June 19th at 10:30 am in the Band Room. Senior High Awards will be held in the afternoon of the same day at 2:15 pm. Also in the Band Parents and any others interested are The awards are sponsored by Room, welcome to attend, the School and Magrath Lions Club. • ••••••• REGULAR $2.50 |95 (NO RETURNS) MEN’S. DRESS SOCKS Wool blend Dress Socks for Dad in assorted colors and brands including Jonathan G. Mrs. Ireta Matkin celebrated her birthday Friday, June 12th with an Open House held in her honor at her home. Hosting the occasion were her children Kathleen Anderson of Milk River, LeVaun Thompson of Spring Coulee, Nola Madge of Mi River, Lucille Blaxall of Calgary, Gordon Matkin of Lethbridge and Jim Matkin of Pinche Creek. Michael Gruninger, son of George and Irene Gruninger, graduated from the University of Alberta with his Bachelor of Science in Computing with first class honors. Congratulations Michael. BELTS Del Bonita Annual Sportsday Thursday, June 25th. Starts at 9 am with Track & Field. Pot Luck Dinner at 11:30 am. Activities all through the day with Boys Basketball concluding the day. Mrs. Ann Rausch returned from a holiday in Germ any where she visited relatives. Dress and Western Belts in assorted Black, Brown, Tan, etc. 20% OFF leathers. CORRECTION: on September Farmers' Market will be held 12th in the Arena (not Sept. 23) Binoculars 20% OFF ES s799 I Please Dad with a pair of Binoculars this Father's Day. We have several different types. Handsome console model R.C.A. 26" XL100 T.V. with remote control. REG. $849. C IDEAS FOR DAD ) Video Recorder SCOTCH VIDEO CASSETTES "Scotch" or "Fuji Video Cassette Tapes. REG. $9.99 VAGABOK TRIK STIK UNICYCLE 16" Trik Stick Sturdy frame and fork combo. Semi-pn^ umatic balloon tire. Easy adjustable seat. Fi|s wide age group. 5REGULAR $34.99 $OQ95 WHERE IDEAS TAKE SHAPE contents of icy cold "Gôtt 50" ICE CHEST Exira thick insulation keèps the thé Chest REGULAR $69.99 ga« •* ¿ ‘ - -n-r-T > !k. •-> -• V- ' • "Wr V % < • V ' M>r tSSKvsCEs V 1 • * ' ja1 * ■ COLOR TELEVISION R.C.A. COLORTRAK TELEVISION 20" screen. Remote control. REGULAR $559.95 FATHERS DAY BUY VfcW RGA VHS VIDEO CASSETTE REGORDER Front loading. A gift Father will enjoy as well as the entire family. REGULAR $599.95 $579 SHEPHERD DELUXE CAST ALUMINUM TABLE TOP BARBEQUE Here is a gift Father will enjoy using. Shepherd Table Top Barbecue with porcelain grills. Uses 1 lb. propane cylinder or larger refillable tank. SAVE $10.00 REGULAR $89.99 Home Hardware ‘Father’s Oay MEATS BEEF FRESH, Ideal for BBQ BURNS, 450 g Beef Short Ribs MEATY V.w —FLETCHER'S, 175 g . -. . . *$**********’******************************************************************************* Ray Edwin Long, beloved husband of the late Helen Long of Spring'Coulee, passed away suddenly on Saturday June 13, 1987 in his 60th year. Ray farmed in the Spring Coulee area. He was a Past District Deputy Grand Master of Chief Mountain Masonic Lodge, and was active in the O.E.S. at Cardston. He was a member of the Scotish Rite in Lethbridge. He had. been active in the Spring Coulee United Church; was a sports enthusiast and enjoyed hi s hobby as Ham Radio Operator - call’ number VE6CLR Predeceased by his wife Helen on December 8th, 1984, he is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Long of' Lethbridge, a daughter Mary (Gary) Saloff of Lethbridge, a son Bill of Spring Coulee and a sister Lois Long of Calgary. Funeral Services were held in the Salmon Funeral Chapel with Rev. Douglas Hinn officiating. • ' Interment took place in the Fami ly Plot in the Mountain View.Cemetery. HOME'& SCHOOL NEWS This is the LAST CALL for volunteers or nominees for the Magrath Home & School Assoc- Please contact Iris English, 758- -^^Heath, 758-3684, right away. 'Ws share the responsibility ! t•hf e education ration. 37£V, -or -J ON: J’ co ensure ?ne best edu'-ation possible is given to our children. Parents may not agree on everything but are surely united i.n their concerns about the education of their children. ( The Home & School Association has a fair Constitution and By-Laws that allow for disagreement, yet assure continuity. Del Bonita, Spring Coulee, Welling and Magrath parents, teachers and community members are all encouraged to support Home & School. SUMMER GAMES GANOEING If you would like to train a few days a Week and do competitive canoeing this summer please contact Ron Smith, 8-6837. There are 2 trips now planned; one .‘’to the Summer Games in Nanton July 18th, and some cur all team members may go for ' an all-exgense paid trip to Edmonton the t first week in August. Teams consist of 4 boys and 4 girls under 16 yrs. and 5 boys and 5 girls 16-18 yrs. Try-outs will be held June 19th. FOR SALE: 15 acres of stump. Phone 758-3012 RIGE KRISPIE Alfalfa mixed hay on or 758-3188. BROWNIES 3/4 cup sugar 1 2 tsp. vanilla tsp baking powder tbsp. cocoa " pan. Bake % cup margarine 2 eggs 3/4 cup flour % tsp salt cup nuts. Mix together and spread in 9x13 at 350' for 15 min. Remove from oven and cover with 2^ cups of miniature marshmallows. Put back in oven until marshmallows are melted. Combine in saucepan 6 oz. pkg. of butterscotch chips and 1 cup peanut butter. Heat until all is of melted. Remove from heat and add 2 cups Rice Krispies. Spread over marshmallow layer and cool. Real yummy. "Enjoy"!! Mrs. Fern Moors is home from California where she spent the past seven weeks. She is happy to report Keith & Ann Cook have an 8 lb. 3 oz. baby boy, Mitchell Wayne. FOR SALE: 80 to 100 tons Alfalfa, 20% grass (last ed in round bales. Stand 1st cut hay. 80% year's crop). Stack-is 3 years old. John Balderson, 758-6392. WANTED: Odd jobs. Have \ ton, will travel. Phone 758-3784. FOUND: Skate Board. Owner may claim by id- , entifying. Phone 758-6324. EASTERN CANADA - MARITIME TOURS - Jet and Coach, Sept. 14 - 30th. Galbraith Tours. Call Evelyn Jensen, 758-3640. Sympathy is extended to Mr. & Mrs. Ted Haynes Sr. in the death of his mother, Mrs. Hazel Haynes of Taber who passed away Wed. June 10th. Ichiban Noodles SAPPORO, 100 g Tum OCEAN'S FLAKED WHITE, 184 g 2 ».98e l39 Juices DEL MONTE'S, (4 varieties) 250 ml 3 98e PAPER TOWELS ROYALE, Jumbo roll 98° Cheese Slices W.F. Thin slices, 1 kg 498 Cake Mixes DUNCAN HINES |29 ]99 Flakes of Ham or Turkey MAPLE LEAF, 184 g |39 Orange Juice MINUTE MAID FROZEN, 355 ml Miracle Whip I J29 |88 Produce Canteloupe . .39$. .86^ LETTUCE . &88c. 97£ POTATOES . 39°. Seedless Grapes. .1’,?. .4'k Apples. .89* . 196 . I /Up
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