| 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. « I ti JH TRADING CO , 8 a.nu to 6 p.io. • •, 8 a.m, to 1 p.in. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6TH, 1984. MAGRATH, ALBERTA *************************************************************************************** LADIES READY-TO-WEAR DEPT. **************************************************************************************** New Joggers for Back-to-School in a wide assortment of styles including the popular velcro fasteners. priced FROM DRESSES Fall Dresses have arrived, new styles by Adina J. in latest fabrics and shades, soon - Fall is here. New Becoming the very See them Sweaters Smart new Sweaters in Pullovers and Cardigans. Becoming knits in plains and patterns including the latest in tweed-effects. Colors are really fascinating. JOGGERS New Fall Shoes are arriving. Tradition" Black flatie wedge with punch-out trim. Junior Silhouette Satinette appliqued with lace with twin spaghetti straps. Sports Bra with cotton, for all •ortswear. Be fashionably dresses for "Back-to-School" in a popular pair of Jeans. We have Big Blues Jordache, Sweet Cheeks, Visa & Pentimento brands. You'll be sure to find a pair to your liking. Some are available in stripes. GET PREPARED TO PRESERVE! 9995 9996 79« PANNERS O/L95 33 QT- CANNER Reg. $20.99. PRESTO EXTRA. LARGE PRESSURE COOKER Regular $121.95. ALL AMERICAN PRESSURE COOKER Regular 112.99. PRESTO LARGE PRESSURE COOKER Regni ar $9195. PRESSURE COOKERS 21 QT. CANNNER SAVE $5.00 gg Regular $20.99. | 11 QT. CANNER Save $4.00 O >10 --- Regular $16.49. | £ B L A N C H E R S SAVE $5.00 $,^49 Regular $19.49. | PRESERVING KETTLES Regular $13.49. JUICERS Save $10.000 Regular $53.95. 9»« 4395 BATTERIES We have Globelite Auto Batteries. Make sure your Antifreeze in your vehicles is the proper strength. Have one of these handy testers. Ekco Step-On Can for your kitchen, etc. Handy to have, easy to use not what he had in mind lit was Billy's sixth birthday. He had told Paper Towels 99c Anti-Freeze TESTER \ I REG. $15.99) ure White Vinegar Those who had "Rain Checks on Vinegar - ALLEN'S 4 Litre REG. $2.69 • it was nuj-y --- . . his parents he wanted a dog more than anything in the Wrld when he got home from school, his father led him into the livingj room. A full-grown Saint Bernard was standing in -he middle of the room. Billywalked around the huge dog, being careful not to get too close. . "Is anything wrong, Billy?" asked his mother. "No," said Billy. "Just tell me one thing - is he for me, or am I for him? NOTICE: TOWN OF MAGRATH - of September 1st, only half as many Dog Licenses nave been issued as had be^n issued last year. If you have a dog that is over 6 months of age, you can buy a license by September 15th without penalty, out fines to any After this date we will be giving people who have failed to comply. Michael D. Johnston. OF MAGRATH: There has been a great deal about the Town's Business License Policy. NOTICE: TOWN of confusion If you feel you need clarification of it's content please feel free to contact Michael D. Johnston at 758-6268. In enforced this by failing to businessmen. effected by this action the past the Town has not strictly law, but upon reflection, we realize do so we were hurting many local Please call if you think you are "HOW TO RAISING to give he will 2. When REGULAR $6.95 Attractive Gold & Beige Floral Bath Towels in large size. TOWELS YARNS 99® 50 g. REG $1.25 RUIN YOUR CHILDREN" or "TWELVE RULES FOR DELINQUENT CHILDREN" 1. Begin with infancy SAYELLE YARN - the child everything he wants. In this way Nantuk -i in assorted grow to believe the world owes him a living, colors, he picks up bad words, laugh at him. This i will make him think he's cute. It will encourage ] uxm to pick up "cuter" phrases that will blow off the top of your head later. 3. Never give him any spiritual training. Wait until he is 21 and then let him "decide for himself". 4. Avoid use of the word "wrong". It may develop a guilt complex. This will condition him to believe later, when he is arrested for stealing a car, that society is against him and he is being persecuted. 5. Pick up everything he leaves lying around - books, shoes, clothes. Do everything for him so that he will be experienced in throwing all responsibility on others. 6. Let him read any printed matter he can get his hands on. Be careful that the silverware and drinking glasses are sterilized, but let his mind feast on garbage. 7.' Quarrel frequently in the presence of your children. In this way they will not be too shocked when bome is broken up. 8. Give a child all the spending money he wants. Never let him earn hi£ own. Why should he have things as tough as you had them? 9. Satisfy his every craving for food, drink and comfort. See that every sensual desire is gratified. Denial may lead to harmful frustration. 10. Take his part against neighbors,, teachers, policemen. They are all prejudiced against your child. 11. When he gets into trouble, apologize for ypurself by saying, "I never could do «anything with him". 12. Prepare for a life of grief. You will be likely to have it. • • • • REG $5.95 Assorted colors in a choice of different size checks. 115 cm Gingham 495 Jogging Fleece Jogging Fleece in assorted of Burgandy, Blue, Yellow, Grey and Tan. REGULAR $8.95 - $9.95 . ÖLOUSES shades Red, 795 Drivers for "Meals on Wheels" are urgently needed. If you can possibly help please contact one of the following : Magrath 1st Ward - Margaret Hoy, 758-6551. Magrath 2nd Ward - Eva Fletcher, 758-3513. Magrath 3rd Ward - Linda Bourelle, 7586414. Lutheran Church - Dora Raasch, 758-3521. United Church - Vicki Hepburn. Catholic Church - Lydia Brunner, 758-3029. Mr. & Mrs. Brook Harker are receiving congratulations birth of a daughter, 8 lb. 1 oz. born Saturday, ' Pleased grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Idaho and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Harker of Magrath. September Thomas of (No Returns) on the 1st, 1984 Grace, 1 Ladies & Misses and styles. (ALSO PANTS & T SHIRTS) RACK OF BLOUSES They say there's nothing to see in a small town. Maybe so, but there is always plenty to hear. SEE THE NEW FALL ARRIVALS OF LADIES DRESSES, COATS, SWEATERS, SUITS & CO-ORDINATES, etc. Ladies Ready-to-Wear Dept. Mr. & Mrs. Dick Gessinghaus were thrilled and excited by a visit from their son Stephen from Australia. They had not seen each other for nineteen years. Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Hart (Olive Winterton) and Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Larson (LaPreal Winterton) all of Provo, Utah were Magrath visitors recently, -.-Renewing acquaintances and visiting relatives including Mrs. Maud Ririe. Eden thank our wishes as Virginia. September Engen and his family wish to friends in Magrath for their good he leaves for his mission He will be in 6th. Mrs. Dorothy Engen Surrey, B.C. were recent and family Magrath visitors and attended her son Eden's Open House at the Grusendorf home Sunday, August the M.T.C. held 26th. Men's"Stallion" Brand Denim Jeans, well tailored in straight ^g. OfiQ.R Jeans ’J Cri I ES Gwen Dewar, granddaughter of John Moors ?and daughter of Mary Jane (Moors) and Major Peter Dewar of Edmonton was married to Flight Engineer Theordore Brown of Yellowknife on Saturday, August 25th. The wedding took place at the 5th Ward L.D.S. Chapel with Bishop Garfield Cox performing the ceremony. The happy couple will reside in Yellowknife, N.W.T. where Ted is stationed with the Canadian Armed Forces. Mr. & Mrs. John Moors have returned from Edmonton were they attended the wedding of Gwen Dewar and Ted Brown on Saturday August 25th. Handsome we» in assorted patterns. 1 RACK OF T SHIRTS for Men in popular stripes in a nice selection of color combinations. Men’s T-Shirts REGULAR PRICE $19.95 WANTED: Someone to clean off garden and mow lawns and help in yard. Glen Nate. 758-3254 FOR RENT: 1 bedroom suite with fridge and stove. Phone 758-3418. JACKETS FOR RENT: 3 bedroom (6 room) house with fridge and stove. Phone 758-3418. NEED SOME TUPPERWARE? Everyonewelcome to a party at my house Sept. 13th at 7:30 pm. Pam Long. 1 RACK OF SPRING & SUMMER JACKETS FOR MEN. INCLUDED ARE BLES, NAVY AND CREAM COLORS IN A CHOICE OF STYLES. ___ $29.95 to $55.00 SSV6 2U FOR SALE: Norstar Winter Wheat. Certified Don Ripley. Spring Coulee Grain Exchange, Phone 758-6767. FOR SALE: 1 spinning wheel; 1 ready-to-finish roll top desk. Phone 758-3072. Bonnie West. FULL TIME OR PART TIME BABYSITTING - available in my home. Will also take the time to teach ABC's, fingerpainting, etc. Please call Patti, 758-6804. . FOR SALE BY OWNER: 1212 sq. ft. 3 bedroom Men’s Travel Cases Just right for Travel or going away to college. Assorted styles, some plain, some partially fitted. Black or Brown. $25 to $27.50 home. Fridge, stove, built-in vacuum system, double attached garage, 16'xl0! ft. door, automatic opener. Large lot, 140'x280'. Close to Elementary school. Ph. 653-3256 Cardston after 6 p.m. Ora Summerfeldt. DANCE PARENTS: Ann Knott will be returning again this year to offer lessons in Tap, Ballet and Jazz. For further information call Ann at 553-4717, or Elizabeth at 758-3166. . HUNTERS SPECIAL: '69 Dodge Powerwagon 3/4 ton 4x4 - P.T.O. winch, 30,000 miles on new motor; also 1979 GMC 3/4 ton 4x4, 50,000 mi. Mechanically A-l. Needs a little body work. Ofers. Ph. 758-3430 evenings. THANK YOU: Our sincere thanks to the Fire Department who responded so quickly and all who helped us thje night of the fire. We so appreciate it and thank you a lot. Greg, Judy, Duane & Berva Dawn Kesler. Mr. and Mrs. Nyal Fletch^- have returned home from a cruise to Alaska on the "Nieuw Amsterdam" which they boarded in Vancouver. They were able to visit with numerous friends they had met during their Mission in Alaska some nine years aog. Visiting at the home of Mr. and / Mrs. Nyal Fletcher have been their daughter Mrs. Nylene Morrison and ren of Snohomish', Washington. Also visiting at the home of parents was Mr. Allen Fletcher of child-his Calgary. • Mrs. Grace Cody of Calgary visited with her mother, Mrs. Lucille Balderson on the holiday weekend. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Ririe had as their guests during the holiday weekend their soh-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hudey, Stephanie & Jesse of Pincher Creek. Classes at the will resume this at 9;45 a.m. All NOTICE: Sunday School Magrath United Church Sunday, September 9th interested children are most welcome to attend. Jackie Moors, Supt. Lii t Handsome Mohair Throws in Blue, Red, Gold or -Brown Plaids. Light and fluffy in fringed styles. ■Ar LADIES’ WALLETS Ladies Wallets & Change Purses in a variety of styles and sizes. Styled by Buxton. $8.00 to $33.00 ATTENTION ALL meeting after on Wednesday, Karen Ririe's all. C.W.L. MEMBERS: Our first our Summer break will be Sept. 12th at 7:30 at home. Hope to see you NOTICE: Magrath U.C.W. will meet Monday, Sept. 10th at United Church Hall at All interested ladies the Magrath 7:30 p.m. welcome. Magrath resident, passed away in Provo, at the age of 68 years, sixth child of Milton Gibb, was raised and ' A former Kenneth Gibb, Utah recently Ken, the and Sarah Ann educated in Magrath. Following his graduation from High School he attended Mount Royal Business Coll-.\i( SPECIALS 1 RACK' OF SPECIALS INCLUDING BABY ITEMS STRAW HATS SWIM SUITS etc. Many worthwhile savings on this Sale Rack. ege and Calgary Normal School. He joined the Royal Canadian Air Force and served in the Second World War. Ken taught school in Stirling and Magrath. The Gibb family moved to Provo, Utah in 1954 where he became associated with World Book Encyclopedia until his passing. Predecased by his parents and two brothers James and Rulon, he is survived by his loving wife Ila; two sons and two daughters; 12 grandchildren; four brothers, Reece of Cardston, Orson of Salt Lake City, Bert and Joe of Magrath{ five sisters Mima Neilson of Calgary, Sarah Low of Cardston, Anitta Scoville of Medicine Hat, June Gough of Taber and Mary Edwards of Mrs. Carolyn Flexhaug and children of Edmonton are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Watson Ririe. NOTICE: Anyone with a bottle capper they are willing to lend for a day call Karen Quinton, 758-3743. WANTED TO RENT OR BUY: Land around the Del Bonita - Magrath area. Contact John at 758-3709. If you had an abundance of Zucchini try this delicious recipe. ZUCCHINI BREAD . 3 EGGS 1 cup oil 2 cups sugar 1% tsp. maple flavor 1 tsp. vanilla Béat eggs, add other ingredients and beat until frothy. Fold in: 3 cups shredded zucchini. Stir in: 2% cups flour tsp. baking powder cup toasted wheat germ 1 tsp salt 2 tsp soda tsp nutmeg 1% tsp cinnamon 1 cup raisins ^-1 cup walnuts. Edmonton. Memorial services were held in Salt Lake City, Utah with the interment in Provo City Cemetery, Provo, Utah. Mr. & Mrs. Joe Gibb, Mr. Bert Gibb, Mr. and Mrs. Reece Gibb, Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Gough and Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Edwards attended the Bake in two loaf pans at 350' for 1 hour. NOTICE: For Rototilling, large lawn mowing, front end loading and log splitting, call Tod at 7583620. Equipped with 25 h.p. deisel tractor and Implements. service. Off Men’s Rugby Pants in popular shades of Navy, Burgandy, Grey and Red, RUGBY PANTS COVERALLS "Hercules" Brand Coveralls in Loden Green shade. Full zipper front. Roomy pockets, s32 (REGULAR $39.95) WORK SOCKS REGULAR $9.95 J95 n's Work Socks in 70% 1, 30% Acrylic. Grey with trim. 2 pair per pack. gloves "Work Horse" Work Gloves in combination smooth split ßQK leath-B^ U Gr/ ’ REG. $7.95 ****************************** WANTED TO BUY: Used 2x4’s, 8 ft. long plus any lumber suitable for 6 ft. high fence. Call 758-3660 MAGRATH & I STRICT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NEWS There may be businesses which have not been contacted in our recent membership drive. If this is the case, please feel free to become a member, the cost is $20. Any individual may do rhw aMW BY PYINF #6. We need your support. . On September 18th we whave planned an OPEN MEETING in the HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY at 7:30 p.m. at which time we have two very special presentations to make. Everyone is urged and very welcome to attend. Contact any member for more information - Sue Kado, Irene Blumel, Neal Bourne Wes Balderson, Gerry Henry, Peter Scott, Don Ripley, Darlene Holzworth. ATTENTION ALL DANCE STUDENTS A qualified and experienced teacher is moving to Magrath. She has 9 years of BALLET (including exams) an exciting background in JAZZ, and also teaches INTERNATIONAL FOLK DANCE. She has taught in Edmonton School of Ballet and also Alberta School of Ballet. She is great with kicjs and enthused about teaching. For further information call Kathy Dahl, 758-3039. Registration - Saturday, Sept. 8th, 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at Allan Dahl Residence. SENIOR CITIZENS' BUS TOUR 3 Days & 2 Nights at Fairmont Hot Springs, October 18,19 and 20th. The total cost, which includes bus fare, accommodations and buffet luncheon at the Banff Springs Hotel on the return journey will be: 1 person per room $139; 2 persons per room $79 per person. 3 persons per room $69 per person 4 persons per room $59 per person. This tour is open to residents of Magrath and district (Welling, Del Bonita & Spring Coulee in the M.D. of Cardston). For further information and also to make reservations for this trip please phone Jim or Irene Ririe, 758-3456. SAVE 66%: Eighteen feet of insulated Metalbestos Fireplace/Woodstove flue, insulated tee, plus accessories. Ph. 758-6402 (Steve Brockway) VOICE LESSIONS: I have some time to take a couple more voice students. Anyone interested in taking private lessons or forming aDUET or TRIO group voice lesson, phone immediately. 758-6402. Priscilla Brockway. PARENTS OF CHILDREN AGES 2-4 yrs: Tiny Tots Play School will be starting a new season beginning September 11th. It will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. For further information and to register your child please phone Lesa at 758-6493 before September 6th. REGISTRATION & FIRST CHOIR PRACTISE FOR THE ‘ ANNE CAMPBELL SINGERS - commenses Sept. 10th at 5 p.m. in Southminster Church. All girls 14 years and older welcome. For information please contact Mrs. Anne Campbell at 327-8707. GARDEN CITY GYMNASTICS: Registration for the Fall Session will be September 11th from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in Room 23, Elementary School. Call Reva - 758-6749; Loral 758-6438 or Allison 7586372. Fall Session begins September 19th. FOR SALE: Large quantity of 2nd cutting Alfalfa Contact Watson Ririe, 758-3598 MEATS! Steak CHUCK BLADE boneless Stewing Beef lean beef breakfast Sausage GAINERS 46Ò . kg Q Ground Round LEAN & TASTY -4 Fish HALIBUT STEAKS fresh . kg * * it * * * Ä * * * A * * * * * * * it * * * * * it it * * * * * ★ * * * * * * It * is * * * ★ ä * ** * A * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * it * * * * * ★ * * * * * DISTRICT HOME ECONOMIST NEWS NOTES Canning Jars: There's only one way to can foods - that's the right way. From selecting the right equipment to labelling and storing the finished product, iiome canning is a precision business that requires exacting care. Even the simplest steps must be carefully completed such as choosing the right canning jars. Proper canning jars are a necessary and w.orthwhile expense. In some ways you can almost consider them an investment for they are useable many times over. They _nsure your canned products will survive in the abest possible condition and they eliminate most of the safety risks associated with home canning. In most cases, it is best to avoid regular consumable containers such as mayonaisee and peanut butter jars. They are not made to hold up under the heat and pressure extremes of home canning nor are their lids usually airtight. The most common canning jar in Alb- . erta is the widemouthed Mason jar. It is a type of rounded square jar that comes in assorted sizes. Modern Mason jars usually have a metal lid edged with a sealing compound and a metal screw band. Some canning jars have a single unit comprising both the lid and crew band. In either case the lid should be preplaced each time the jar is used to ensure you obtain a perfect seal. Canning requires an eye for detail. ‘ Each jar you use should be inspected for nicks and cracks and anything else which could damage the seal. If you find you have a substandard jar on hand - throw it away. It's not much use for preserving anything but pennies. Remember to replace the metal lids during each canning operation. If you are using older jars with rubber rings, they have to be replaced too. Canning season is here and there's a bounty to be preserved if you can with care. Proper containers are the first step in ensuring a safe, quality product. REMINDER: Registration is filling fast for the Waterton Housewives Conference to be held September 25,26 and 27th. If you don't want to miss it, give my office a call and ask for a registration brochure, 653-4848. Sharon Cummins, D.H.E. ATTENTION: All those interested in playing in the Magrath Town Men's Basketball league again this year contact: John Balderson, 758-6392. Tim Tanner 758-3044; Randy Ripley 758-6447. An organizational meeting will be held shortly so come and register. LADIES VOLLEYBALL - at the Drip In Centre Wednesday mornings at 10 a.m. If interested please phone 758-6879. Everyone welcome. FOR SALE: "Bailey" upright Piano. Excellent condition. Phone 758-3520 Awards were given to Garden City Fertilizer Ladies Slow Pitch Ball Players at a get-to-gether Sunday at which Mona Widmer received the Defensive trophy; Barbara Balderson the most improved player trophy and Darla Mehew the trophy for best batting average. Thank you for a fun season. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Strate and Mrs. Louise Dow attended the wedding Saturday of their niece Laurie Minor and Jerome Steinkey which took place at Barrhead. Laurie is the daughter of Jim and Mary Lou Minor of Gunn, Alberta. Mr. & Mrs. Strate visited with their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. John ' Heaven and family at Whitecourt while in the north country. NOTICE: Ceramic Lessons for children 6 and up Contact 758-3674 or 758-3126 and ask for Diane. If any adults are interested, please phone the same numbers. FOR RENT: 3 bedroom apartment, utilities included. Washer/dryer hookups. 758-3587.
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