| 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 STORENEWS OfnOE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HAREWAJE .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, JULY 19th, 1979 . MACawm, AIBEREA. *************************************************************************************** UPSTAIRS LADIES WEAR *************************************************************************************** SAVE 20% for Ladies Swimsuits Vs OFF REGULAR $2.95 - $12.00 Men's Swim Trunks in assorted styles, fabrics and colors. Save an this Big Reduction. Men’s Stetsons in fine felt. Black, Fawn. • REGULAR $39.95 ♦ </ Report of the wedding of Mr, Bill Leishman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Leishman of Magrath to Miss Elaine Gaszlei daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Gaszler of Raymond which took place at the Alberti Temple in Cardston on June 23, 1979 as prepared by the groom's niece, Barbara Stewart, age 7: "On June 23 Mr. Bill Leishman and Miss Elaine Gaszler were marryed. There bridesmaids were Peggy Gaszler Heggie and Patsy Gaszler Heggie and neas of groom Barbara Stewart and neas of Bride Becky Jo Heggie. After the marriage, dinner was held at the Magrath Sembly hall and reasepchen held in Ramened■ The grooms men were Kim Keren and Bob Leishman. They will be retrning to Edmnton in the fall where he will continue his schooling." - By Barbara Stewart age 7. . ZTRfìUJ SATURDAY SWIM MEET Novelty races, relays and games will be held at the pool on Saturday, July 21st J at 2:30 P.M. You don't need to be a good swimmer to participate. Parents - bring your suits and come enjoy the activities with your children. Please check our Lost & Found for your missing swim articles. ATTENTION : We are agents for Raymond Master Cleaners. They have a Dry Cleaning Special now in progress - CURTAINS CLEANED - 20% OFF. Hardware Dept. BE SURE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR RACKS OF SUPER SALES - Upstairs Ladies Wear. Miss Doreen Gurney recently graduated from the University of Montana at Missoula with a Bachelor of Arts degree in HPE, Health & Physical Education. She is spending the summer months at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Walden Gurney. LIONS PANCAKE BREAKFAST — Saturday morning July 21st 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. Magrath Trading Co. Hall. Adults $2, 12 & under $1.50'. Everyone welcome. AA****AA**AAA*4rAA*AA*A4tA«*AAAA********* LADIES READY-TO-WEAR BIRTHDAY SALE ALL SUMMER DRESSES ALL SUMMER CO - ORDS ALL PANT SUITS ALL SPRING COATS AND JACKETS SWIM WEAR & SHORTS 1/2 PRICE from Original Price FRIDAY, JULY 20th ONLY 1 DAY SALE OTHER RACKS GREATLY REDUCED Upstairs Dept. a**aa**aaaaa**a*a*aaaaaaa****aaaaaaaa* WANTED TO BUY: Pint & Quart jars and fresh strawberries. Phone 758-6368. FOR SALE: Pay—Master cheque writing machine. Used only few times. $135. . Phone 758-6368 DISTRICT AGRICULTURIST REPORT : Cleaning a Field Sprayer — To avoid injury to susceptable crops, clean the sprayer thoroughly when changing herbicides. Oil soluble herbicides may> be cleaned by flushing with clean water first. Rinse with kerosene or diesel oil and flush again. Fill the tank and system with a mixture of;one quart household ammonia in 25 gal. of water. Let stand for a day or two, then run it through the system. Rinse thoroughly. D.L. Steed, John Knapp, D.A.*s. CAPS Men’ Nylons, Nylo-Gabs Nylon Mesh, selection of s Sumer Caps in / A good colors, $3,95 S4 REGULAR PRICE $4.95 REGULAR PRICE $3.95 Men’s Handkerchiefs Men's polka dot Work Hankies in blue/white or red/white. FEGULAR 69« each ail1’ F Garters Men's Elastic Garters, adjustable. Assorted t shades. REG. $3.25. Belts for Men and Boys A good selection of leather Belts in Dress, Western and Work styles, REGULAR $8.95 to $12.00 ./ZB /U' ® Il ' A week of afternoon Vaction Bible, School colminated in a program in Friday, July.13th at 7:30 p.m. at St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Father J. O'Reilly greeted the children and opened the evening with prayer. The children began the program with this year's theme song "I Love to Tell the Stofy". Kindergarten Class led by Mrs. Irene Gruninger performed an action song and sang "I Have Decided to follow Jesus". The pre-teen Class taught by Mrs. Corey Beres presented a summary of the 5 days lessons. The Primary Class Rhythm Band performed "He's God the Whole World In His Hands" conducted by their teacher Mrs. Linda Hillmer. The Junior Class of Mrs. Hilda Weing sang "Praise the Lord". "God Tell It On the Mountain" and " Was Blind But Now I See" were sung the Pre-teen Class. Irene Gruninger thanked the parents, teachers, teachers' assistants and the helpers who provided the daily snack for the children during the week. Tje : program closed with the song i "Shalom". The Vacation Bible School classes began each afternoon at St. John’s Lutheran Church with an opening talk by Pastor F. Hertwig, and a short film. Individual classes were then held at both the Lutheran and United Church class rooms. Following the program Friday evening a light lunch was served at the United Church and the children's projects were displayed. Organist for this year’s sessions and program was Kathy Weing. • ••••• Mr. and Mrs. Syl Rarick were Calgary visitors over the weekend, guests of their son an<f daughter-in- law Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Rarick. WANTED TO RENT: Facilities for a black & white Photo Lab. Will supply X?aper tftWttitals. Ph. 758-3014 6 p.m. Sandy Sutton. FOR SALE: 2 boys bikes in good condition. Ph. Watson Ririe, 758-3598. NOTICE: 15 yr. old boy is looking for work. Don Clarke, Ph. 758-3092. DEL BONITA COMMUNITY CLUB MONTHLY DANCE Saturday, July 21st. "Those Other Guys" band in attendance. Everyone 18 yrs. and over invited to attend. WANTED: Someone to brake Welsh pony to ride. Rh. WANTED TO T Men’s Denim Jeans 1 counter of Men’s Jeans including JG.W.G. and Levi styles. Broken size range. REGULAR $19.95 ' SPORT SHIRTS Men's short sleeve Sport Shirts in assorted styles and shades OVERALLS Men's White Carpenter Overalls, well tailored, plenty of pocket roan. 4 fl®® REG. ■ W $23.95 % REGULAR $27.95 Work Socks Men’s 3%# Red Wool Work Socks. 20% Acrylic. REGULAR $2'. 95 pr_ 758-3588. BUY: Small size Aquarium. Ph. 758-3588. Rabbits, breeding stock. Californian, New Zealand Vai Isaacson, Ph. 758-3450. FOR SALE: or cross bred. REWARD - offered for return of navy blue billfold containg all Contact Carol Lowry at 758-3120. * “ti THE MAGRATH TRADING CO. LTD. WILL REMAIN CLOSED SATURDAY, JULY 21, MAGRATH'S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION. ‘ I TENNIS COMMITTEE BAKE SALE riday, July 20th just before the Town program in the School Gym. Please have your things for the sale in the hall by the kitchen by 5 P.M. if possible Sale at 6 P.M. REMINDER - Chief Mountain Health Unit will hold a Dental Clinic from August 7 - 17th for all pre-school children ages 3-6 yrs. Services include examination of teeth, cleaning and application of stannous fluoride. For appointment please phone 758—3222 Tuesdays, 10 a.m. — 12 noon; or 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Fabrics BRUSHED NYLO N Softly textured for Lingerie, quilt backings, etc. Brown, Beige REMNANTS LIBRARY - PRE SCHOOL STORY HOUR - for the rest of the summer, pre-school story hour will be held Wednesdays at the Library from 10:30 to 11:15 a.m. No init fee will be charged, but a 25<? charge per child will be made each week. No advance registration is necessary. Mor information may be obtained by calling Iris English at 758-3751. Only children aged 3 years to pre-school will be accepted. New times will be announced for September. NOTICE: Garden City Celebration Town i program will be held at 8:15 P.M. FRIDAY, JULY 20th in the Big Gym. ATTENTION: The Magrath Museum Association would like to have as special guests at the opening of the Museum, 1 p.m. Saturday July 21st, any persons now permanent residents who lived-in Magrath up to 1910. A picture will be taken for the Museum. Please tell your friends, we don’t want to miss anyone. Museum Committee. NOTICE: The Arts & Crafts Department of the New Horizons will sponsor a Street Dance Friday, night, July 20th at 9 P.M. in conjunction with the Town Celebration. Charge will be $1.00 per person just to cover expenses. If the weather is inclement it will be held in the Drop In Centre Gym. It will be a Country Family Dance with music for all ages. Come & bring your family and friends. For more information ph. 758-3514 - B.J. Rasmussen, lor 758-3102 Jill Harker.* ATTENTION: The Senior Citizens’ Pot Luck Dinner be canceeled for July only. Next dinner Friday, 31st. 1 COUNTER OF REMUANTS IN ASSORTED ■ CIEARING AT . FABRICS, BARRE * LŸARN 8 oz. ball of Orlen/ Acrylic Knitting Worsted in a large selection of will Aug. BLANKETS 100% Polyester Westminster Blankets in attractive Indian-like designs. Nioe for your home as well as for your holiday travel needs. SIZE: 71x91 REGULAR $18.95 CLASS OF 46,47,48 REUNION - at the Assembly Hall Friday evening, July 20th. Everyone is welcome to call from 9 P.M. on and dance to music of the 40’s. . THANK YOU: The Spring Coulee Community members would like to express appreciation to all Band members and advisers who made possible the per- . formance on Community Day. All present agreed it was a real highlight in the Celebration. We appreciate the effort put forth by all to make the event possible and are proud of the Band and its? accomplishments. Mr.'and Mrs. Keith Sabey and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Reid wish to announce the marriage of their daughter Kendy to Frank Zsombor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zsombor of Lethbridge. Friends are invited to meet the happy couple at an Open House at the Drop In Centre on Friday, July 27th from 7-9 p.m. WANTED TO BUY: Used Scythe. Ph. 758-3014 after 6 p.m. Sandy Sutton.< TO GIVE AWAY: 12x6 Shed. Phone 758-3025. Children’s Sleepers REGULAR $3.95 I NOTICE: Tanco Kiddies Terry Sleepers in assorted designs and colors. Keeps Baby comfortably clad SIZES: 0-2. I has apartment for rent. Ph. 758-6210 (Regular $8.95 up Housecoats ladies quilted Nylon Housecoats with fibrefil. Assorted floral designs in pleasing shades. TEGULAR $22.95 * X*r u f j pg Girls Swim Suits in one and two piece fashions. Assorted shades. 2 - Little girls short set IVro piece Short Sets, for Little Girls in assorted shades. Shorts have the vhite racer/jogger trim. REGULAR $4.95.-. Mrs. Mary D _ey and sisters Mesdames Verl Sears of Spokane, Wash., Beth McDowell of Poco-k iin«’ id61e Wol9e? of Proctor, B.C., Clare ih°f Kettle ^11S, Wash, and Melba Hocking of Magrath spent an enjoyable week at her son’s Dr .Dennis Dudley’s cabin on St. Mary’s Lake° Friends will be sorry to hear of the passing of John Trevor James-Davies, better known as Jack Davies. He was born in Raymond on April 30, 1911 and moved to Magrath when he was two years o age where his father was in partnership with Mr. Grant in the Grant & Davies General Store. He received his schooling in Magrath. Jack moved to Lethbridge in 1936 where he operated the Diamond Delivery. He served over- 2* years in the RCASC «d was a member of the Ogden Legion Branch 154. He was very active in the Scouting Movement and the Rehab Social Club for the Handicapped since 1950. He was also °f- tHe Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 2098 and the Ogden House Senior Citizens. Jack is survived by his loving wife Lillian whom he married October 10, 1937; four sons Trevor and John of Calgary, Rae of Whitehourse, and Glen of Calgary; 5 granddaughters and 3 grandsons . Mr. Davies was predeceased by his father Trefer in July 1926 and his mother Eva Elizabeth in April, 1971. Mrs. Melony Winkelmann and children Eric & Julie of Boone, N.C. and her sister Mrs. Kayla Barstad and children Raegen & Sam of Portland, Ore. arrived June 29th for a two week holiday’ guests of Leora Gurney. They visited friends and relatives in Magrath, Lethbridge & Warner; attended a Leavitt Family Reunion in Leavitt July 7-9, and the wedding reception of Debbie Law and Robert Rollingson. They left for their respective homes July 14th. Panties Ladies Stanfield Panties in assorted colors. L, XL. IEGUIAR $1.25 swim suits Mrs. Lyda Poulsen entertained on Wednesday evening at buffet supper for members of the Poulsen family in honor of Dr. & Mrs. Neil Poulsen of Chalk River, Ontario. Dr. & Mrs. Burdett Hocking of Big Fork, Mont, are visiting his brother and sisterin- law Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hocking. Mrs. Sylvia Perry and children of Calgary visited with her father, Mr. ' Walter Brown during the past week. The Magrath Roping Club would like to thank Ken Owens for repairing the electrical generator that is used to pump water for the Roping Club cattle at the Rodeo Grounds. He made the repair work late at night and his kindness and consideration are greatly appreciated. The Magrath Roping Club would also like to welcome any new members who would like to participate in team roping or cutting cattle. Mr. Russell Rice of Fresno, California is visiting with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Walden Rice of Lethbridge, brother and sister-in-law Wes & Ruth Rice and family, and mother-in-law Mrs. Flora Austin. Winston Woodger of American Fork, Utah is y visiting friends in Magrath and area. Gary & Bertha Wakely and family of Strathmore were recent visitors at the home of Dan * and Greta Mai before leaving for Fairview, a new posting with the R.C.M.P. Preserving Accessories Granitware Cold Pact. Heavy Duty 7 qt. Granitware Cold Pack Canner is | Heavy Duty 9 qt. Granitware Cold Pack Canner ' PRESERVING KETTLES - 12 qt. Granitware ., JAR FILLERS - Granitware . $2,29 LADLES. Granitware . jjgg 3-Piece, 7-Quort Vegetable E_ _ _ _ Handy Granitware Blancher, also ideal for fresh corn, boiled potatoes, Macaroni or Spaghetti, Soups, etc. *******■ ***************** PRICED AT PIECE JUICER - nutritional benefits of fresh natural fruit/vegetable juices.$37 95 ************************************************************w**w****w***w*ww”*^*w;w*w $13.88 $24.88 $9.88 Covers up to 2200 sq. ft. of Lawn. Metal connection. . REAR DAGGER MOWER 3.5 h.p. B & S 4 cycle recoil start engine with . automatic choke. ' — baffles, manual wheel setting. PRICED AT . 20" cutting width, integrial *199.95 20” Mowers B & S recoil start engine. 20" cutting width 3.5 h.p. T ' “ “ Front and rear baffle. with 7" wheels. Made for T/ink by MTD $ 129.95 - D-U-S T E R S Save an Insect Dust an » your plants, etc. by using a Duster. Uses only a fraction as much. HOSE^mS Attach to your garden hose for spraying Insecticide on trees, shrubs, etc. $4.98 TOMATO FERTILIZER We still have a good stock of Tomato Fertilizer and Plant Food. Formulated for maximiin yields of large, top quality fruit. Prevents blctescm end rot. $1.45 & $2,49 pkg. SHRUB/HEDGE TRIMMER . 2.2 amps, 13" double edge blade gives 3,000 cutting strokes per minute. Reciprocal blade action. PRICED AT. . OSCILLATING LAWN SPRINKLER PRICED AT. $11,88 Covers 2500 sq. ft. of lawn. PRICED AT . $14,88 (EACH MXEL HAS ADJUSTMENT FOR 4 DIFFERENT WMERJNG PATTEJNSl CORDLESS ELECTRIC HEDGE TRIMMER Complete with charger and blade guard. PRICED AT.$33,95 BURNS , . .» 1” Bacon **************************************************************A*****A*A***AjwAA^^AAAftAA MAGRATH DEVONIAN PROJECT ‘ A very pretty Summer wedding was solemnized in the Alberta Temple, Cardston, Thursday, July 12th when Patriarch Nyal Fletcher or Mr. and Mrs. Norman Law and Robert Elliot Rollingson, son of Mrs. Ruth Rollingson in a double ring ceremony. A family dinner was held in the Magrath Cultural Hall following the wedding with Mrs. Ruth Rollingson as hostess. A delicious turkey dinner was prepared and served under the direction of Mrs. Vi Miller with friends assisting. Bishop Bob West for the occasion, given by her uncle groom responding, the brother of the groom, Reroy Rollingson and family from New Zealand. A delightful program was presented by family and friends. For her wedding day the bride chose as her maid of honor Marci Brewerton of Graham, Texas. Bridesmaids were Ilona Frenzel, Cindy Norton, Leslie Garnery and Lana Larson of Ut^h. Flower girl was Amy Price, niece of the bride. Best Man was Rusty Rollingson and groomsmen were Tim Rollingson, Curtis Fletcher, Greg Strong and Grant Williams of Idaho. Timmy Rollingson, nephew of the groom was ring bearer. Thursday evening a Calling Reception was held in the Magrath Cultural Hall, The beautiful floral arrangements as well as the corsages were made by Ruby Fletcher, Darcy Rollingson and Ila Tuff. Greeting the many guests who called during the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Morris Tuff and Mr. and Mrs. John Wolsey. Michelle Robinson presided at the guest register. Parents of the bride and groom, the attendants, grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gurney, John Moors, Heber Garside and families all of Utah, Tillie Wilde assisted the~bri<fe ¡nd’grooiTin Mr. and Mrs. Churck Larson and family of Utah,receiving. Nola Dahl arranged the gift tables Mr. and Mrs. Peter Price and family of Prince assisted by Becky Horman and Miss Briggs. George B.C. Mr. & Mrs. Shelton Gurney amd fam- Rae Marie Kunkle was in charge of the ily of Swift Current, Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Roll- . •. t’igson of Brooks; Mrs. Melony Winkleman & family, N;. Carolina, Mrs. Kayla Barstad of Oregon. SLICED FROM SLAB LB As a citizen of Magrath, I feel we are very fortunate. The Devonian Foundation of . . ________ _ Calgary has given the Town approval to spend united in marriage Debra Kay Law, daughter and planters to front of down-and to buy trees of an entrance up to $28,650 to buy trees improve the landscaping in town commercial- properties to begin the establishment park near Tanco. By September 1, all the work should be complete and the Devonian Foundation will reimburse the Town for the money spent. In other words, this project will be paid for by the Devonian Foundation and will not affect your taxes. The Magrath Chamber of Commerce (and in particular Charlie Matkin and John Moors) and the Town Council have devoted considerable time and effort to get the Magrath Devonian Project approved and underway. Some of the trees and planters are in place, and hopefully, the trees for planters will be installed in time for Magrath Parade. It may take a little time for people to get used to trees and planters on the main street. Please be careful when parking, that you don’t damage your car by hitting a planter. ROW the the C. Tannant. was Master of Ceremonies Toast to the bride was Donald Gurney with the A telegram was read from luncheon assisted by numerous friends and served by friends of the bride and groom. Wedding cake was passed by Cynthia, Michelle, Dawn and Kirsten Gurney and friend Sue. Dr. and $rs. Alan Dudley were host and hostess for the evening. The happy couple will make their home in Taber where the groom is employed with Bank of Montreal. Out of town visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Burnham of Oregon, Mr. and Mrs; Bruce . __________________ ___ , Gurney, Mr. and Mrs. Don Gurney, Mr. and Mrs. Marie Eaw and great grandmother of the bride ■ I nix n v x* —J £ 1 J —. C w . « m « • w * • * * _ _ n ICED TU MIX GOOD HOST 24 OZ DARE CHOCOLATE CHIP 907 G fi CAKE MIXES DuN&w hines F°® • - J1 PRODUCE Tomatoes HYDROPONIC Green Onions fresh. CELERY NO. 1 STALKS
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