| 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. ‘ï'WJ-magrath tra — ~ST sOR„E NEWS “ STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 8. Saturday . 8 to 0 p,. Summertime. Dresses LADIES! NEW SUMMER DRESSES HAVE JUST ARRIVED IN THE LATEST STYLES AND COLORS. 00505055 ess«1 TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF THONGS, SANDALS OR RUNNERS --- 1 THEY ARE ALL NEW ARRIVALS!i i Ladles’ Assorted Co-ordinates ’ NEW "PARIS STAR" CO-ORDINATES HAVE JUST ARRIVED THAT WILL BE PERFECT FOR YOUR ACTIVE SUMMER. These include SKIRTS, SLACKS, JACKETS, SHORTS, TOPS, and BLOUSES. LADIES’ SWIM SUITS 1 RACK OF SWIMWEAR IN MISSES & LADIES STYLES SMART COLORS. Still a good selection. Western f !RTS WESTERN SHIRTS for men's and boy's. These shirts come in a variety of plads and plains. S, M, L PRICED from $14.95 to $25.00 Western Hats Whoop it up this summer in a natural or brown colored STRAW HAT POOL SCHEDULE Mon-Fri 3 O-.'-'m Club" rt-12r Swimming lessons; 12noon-lpm Handicap Swim; l-2pm Ladles Swim; 2-5pm Public Swim; 5-9pm Family Swim 13yrs & older; Fri. 9-10pm Late Swim 16yrs and older, Saturday 4-5pm Family Swim; 5-7:30pm Public Swim; 7:30-9pm Adult Swim 13yrs L older. Sunday l-4pm Public Swim. Pool Fees (Fees July Day Passes 0-5yrs 6-12yrs 13-17yrs 18 & over will 1) be charged starring free Child Student Adult §1.00 $1.50 $2.00 Swimming lessons with season pass $5.00 without season Pool Rental $25.00/hr Season Passes Family $65.00 Single $25.00 Week Passes Family $10.00 Single $3.50 pass $10.00 Swimming lessons Session 1 July 8 - July 19 (mon-fri) Session 2 July 22 - Aug. 2 (mon-fri) Session 3 Aug. 12 - Aug. 23 (mon-fri) Session 1 registration will be held July 2 9am--12no'>n Any Interested in Early Bird Swim contact Rod Bly by July 8. HOME FOR SALE: Nearly 2600 sq. ft. developed: four bedrooms, custom kitchen /Jenn Aire appl., 1% bath, built-in office area, built-in sewing area, built-in oak bookshelves,air tight stove/ fireplace which heats the entire home all winter, large, fenced deck, extensive landscaping, and many, many extras. NO REALTORS, PLEASE! PRICED TO SELL, FAR BELOW MARKET VALUE. Phone Brockways at 758-6402. June 30t^1 & 31St, Marge & Ken Balderson attended the Grand Opening and dedication of the new Home Hardware Distribution Centre at Wetas'.iwin, Alta This tremendous centre now serves the west .ailing shower benefit for the Joan Harvey •wily will be hel^at the United Church Hall i Saturday July 6 from 4 to 8pm. ischOLd furnishings, furnicture, and money . 1be gratefully accepted. from Winnipeg to Vancouver Island to Yukon and the Northwest Territories, with 360 dealers. The building covers an area of 460,000sq. ft. and contains some of the latest computerized equipment. Home Hardware has 3 such distribution centres in Canada with close to 1,000 stores from coast to coast. This new facility will now enable Home Hardwar to better serve their many valved customers, an.: their apolojize for any inconvenience with back orders which have occurred during this recent relocation. Mr. & Mrs. Wendell Fowler of Salt Lake City are visiting relatives & friends in Magrath. Mrs. Maude Ririe who has spent the past several months with them has returned home fo the summer. Mr. & Mrs. David Coleman & family of Chilliwack, B.C. are visiting at the home of their uncle and aunt Mr. & Mrs. Reid Coleman. SUiTE FOR RENT Mr. & Mrs. David Blumell of Rosemarie Albert® ire the proud parents of a baby daughter 91bs 1JOZ, born Sturday, June 29th in p~ooks. jF XWw X Proud grandparents are Mr. & Mrs. aarlie F F# jKFJ S Caldwell, & Mr. & Mrs. James E. Blumell—numoer 21 for Jim and Mary Margaret. Mr. & Mrs. Miles Flexhaug & children of Edmonton-are spending holidays with her •arents Mr. & Mrs. Watson Ririe—hay help for Father Watson. summer wedding will take place June 29 i Temple when Noni, daughter of Mr. Lowry Flake of Snowflake Arizona, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Davies and Dale H. Davies will be united in They invite you to share the 1rppiness of this occasion at an open house > be held at the^Magrath Drop In Center Saturday, July 6 from 7:00-9:00pm. A cogram follows from 9:00-9:30pm. Please \ccept this as your invitation to join them on their special day. ie Logan id Mrs. ! nd Greg, tie late : ari:iage. Stamped Linen Tablecloths, Runners, and Pillow Slips. Take advantage of this special to do some interesting handwork $3.95 - $25.00 20% OFF o o □ o o o SWIM WEAR For the hot summer days ahead come FOR SALE: 11 FT 1980 Okanagan camper. 3 way fridge, stove, oven^hot water, shower and toilet. Excellent Condition. Call 758-6200. in and look at our 1 and 2 piece swim-suits and trunks. Reg. $5.95 - $19.95 Two weeks ago, fourteen bandsmen from SPIRIT OF ALBERTA traveled to the US National Finals of America at the University of Wisconsin at Whitewater. As Magrath .High School , with an enrolment of only 140 students, is- the only band of schools under 800 students (grades 10 through 12) which competes at the -US National level, our kids were invited to lecture and teach high school ban/f” directors from all over the US and Canada. The end product of the experience will be a feature training film released through Master 'Teaching Seminars. The film" will be available this coming Spring. The following letter is an unsolicitied testimonial from one of the participating band directors. His comments reflect the widespread response from the camp participants and the overwhelming success of our kids’ triumphant tour. BANDANAS In colorful pok-dot and paisley patterns. 21” x 21” $1.49 - $3.50 STATIONERY Lionel Tent and stove $1,500. Trailer for Sale. Sleeps Phone 758-3204. 8, fridge FOR SALE: 1978 Trailer Court. Fleetwood Mobile Horae Phone 753- 3734 after at 6pm. small Parkland 500 Hardtop Tent 3 burner stove, fridge and furn- In good condition. Phone $2,500.00. FOR SALE: 1976 Trailer, ace. Sleeps 6. 758-3649 after 6 or see Afton. Writing Paper and Envelopes with colorful Butterfly motif. REGULAR $1.49 pkg .Ue •/.91 ————— ’ ' CREPE PAPER &. STREAMERS In a lovely Assortment of Colors. 99c and UP I & Mrs. Robert Leishman & children who hav in Edmonton, have returned make their Hr. been residing co Magrath to 75 ft lots home. on Harker Ave. with house. Call 327-233 FOR SALE: Two many trees and one small Lethbridge. Patricia Dupree or 758-3084. baby boy, weighing 61bs. 4oz. was born to &Mrs. Robert Stubbs of Lethbridge on Saturday, June 29th at the Calgary Foothills Hospital. Grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Tom Karren and Mr. & Mrs. Ozzie Stubbs of Lethbridge are very happy to report the baby is well and healthy. A PC SALE: Good starter home. Two bedrooms. Wood burning stove in Livingroom, weleor For ■ P’nor.p 7>8-6493 anytime. Offers EVENTS OF THE MAGRATH CELEBRATION-JULY 25-27 "H COMMUNITY WORKING TOGETHER” "HURSDAY? JULY 25 6 »00 SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT . JOHN BALDERSON ' _-y : 00ELEMENTARY GYM OPEN FOR ENTRIES IN •aNdIWORK, FINE ARTS 4 HONE PRESERVING FRIC'h.', JULY 26 10:0« ELEMENTARE GYM OPEN FOR ALL ENTRIES 12» ©0 ENTRIES FOR FAIR CLOSES 5:06 SOFTSALL TOURNAMENT . : 00-10:Go ANNUAL MAGRATH & DISTRICT FAIR OPENS y:O0 '‘CELEBRATE'LIFE" A PROGRAM ORGANIZED BY SHANNON SABEY & LISA HAYNES 8» 00 BAKE SALE - TOM ALSTON -■•hTURDA1.'. JULY 2? BATH MAT SETS 5 PICE BATH ENSEMBLE Two piece Tank Set, Contour Rug, Lid Cover and Rug. In shades of Green, Brown,Blue. Beige, Rose. 0:30 LION'S PANCAKE BREAKFAST AL SKRETTIMG 3:00 EABY CONTEST SHIRLEY JENSEN 8:30 BICYLE ROAD RACE DEVAR DAHL 9:00 First annual Bed Race A lovely set for your Bathroom. i y : Oy 11=15 1 1 = 45 1 2: mm 12=15 ‘ : ÖÖ for information call 758-3165 PARADE DON JOHNSON CHILDREN'S RACES DOUG SPEELMAN SUIMMING COMPETITIOHS GRETHE ANDERSON STH ANNUAL MAGRATH DISTRICT FAIR LUNCHEON LARRY BOLOKOSKI NOVELTY ACTIVITIES GROUNDS _ CALVIN HEGGIE 41 1:00-6:00 MUSEUM OPEN AVILDa COLEMAN ¡.i : 00 BARBECUE ARLON BENNETT SOFTBALL FINALS teen dance ■ band parents TABLECLOTHS LOVELY LOOKING (poly) Û0 HEAL MILLER $79.95 $65.00 in white or biege AT FAIR SALE $36.00 Dish Cloths WAFFLE WEAVE. Reg. . 79$ % SALE.69$ each In a popular LACE TABLECLOTHS Assorted colors. ATTENTION: All M.D. of Cardston Athletes partici-pating in th# Summer Games at Pincher Creek receive a hat from the M.D. of Cardston. Contact Howard West at 758-6'473 by July 28 if you have not received your hat. Mr. & Mrs. Phil Proctor of Edmonton have been visiting her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Sabey. Dr. & Mrs. Robert Balderson of Ottawa have been the guests of his mother, Mrs. Lucille Balderson. Mrs. Marguerite Thomson have as her guests, her children, Mr. & Mrs. Larry Christensen & family Idaho Falls, Idaho, and Mrs. Barbara Shearer & children of Minot, N.D. ■ Mr. & Mrs. Meade Coleman of Vancouver, B.C. are spending this week at the home of his brother & sister-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Reid Coleman. The Magrath General Hospital has on record donated to the old Magrath Hospital. Prior to of old equipment, we request any person or organization who donated items which were transferred to the new hospital to advise they would be interested in the retzirn of item/items by August 16, 1985. a Dress be held gym. 7 :00pm: .;GOpm: Shannon 50x70" Reg.$45.00 REG. . .$14.95 - $19.95 NOW ONLY items sale not if their Rehear ;al for "Celebrate Life", will Thursday, July 25 in the high school All children in Footloose, High School Airbands, & Graduation Girls. All brides, models, à Adults. Sabey, 758-3779. NO RETURNS miss our town production of "Celebrate Friday, July 26 at 9pm in the High Our hostess for the evening is The Don’t Life". School Gym. Miss Teen Lethbridge, Tracy Neilson, show involves many children & will feature our Graduation Girls. Clothes from the Golf Shop & many Brides in their beautiful dresses. Admission is $1.00 per person or $5.00 per family, à under 6 free. Proceeds to go to our Highland Dance Competition. If your not in it, your neighbor is! S. Sabey. .4’ U HOT BRON TRANSFER Each Design Good For Severe! Stimpngs FOR SALE: - 17 foot Travelaire Trailer. $2,000.00. ' Phone 758-6768. -ir For Embroidery, Tectile Painting, ’i Needlepoint Canvas and Other Art \ Crafts. Hot Iron Transfers can be used on runners, pillow slips, ea-towels, aprons, etc. Sunglasses These sunglasses come large assortment of the_ fashions and styles. folding or fancy or just for 99<t in a latest There are plain ens. glasses - $9.95 White sheets ELAT or FITTED in a. cotton/ polyester blend $11.95 Sale Pr.$8.90 Reg $19.95 Sale Pr.$12.95 NO RETURNS HAIRCARE-BANK OF MONTREAL-NEW BANKING HOURS which will be effective July 2/85 are as follows. Monday-Thursday 9:00 - 4:00 Friday 9:00 - 5:00. Thank you to the fire department &. fire men who came to our aid Sunday evening. Special thank you to K.G. and anyone else involed in rounding up clothing for us. Special thanks to Heaths, Gibbs, and Meldrums for all of their assistance. Special thanks to Anderson. Sillitos, and Dudleys for putting us up for the nights and anyone else who offered. Thanks to everyone who has helped since is still helping. Thank you Shirley D. Jc?an, Blain, and Tara Harvey LOST - Golden retriever,, female in Magrath. $100.00 reward offered. Call 758-6576. FOR SALE: Topper for short box small truck,also 8ft overhead camper for small truck. Good condition. Phone 758-6823. The Magrath Celebrations 16km _ bicycle race will take place July -z at 8:30am. $5.00 registration fee and a tee shirt for all participants. Call DeVar or Shirley Dahl to register and state tee shirt size. Phone 758-3685. COMBINATION YARD SALE-Irene & Della Blumel. Sale-will be held at Reed Blumel's. Thur. 4-9 and Fri. 4-9. Sale will also includehouse plants. FOR SALE: 1979 GS 850 Susuki with faring, low milage. Asking $2,000.00 Phone: 758-3642. A special thanks to Michee Labbe. Myleine Labbe, Erica Brandt and Dame Webster who came and worked so hard helping the fair committee to put together the Fair Book. Thank You from the Fair Committee. from **JHIRMACK** Tee View Cafe at the Golf Course is now open at 6am mornings. Shampoo - Dry to Normal- $5.95 Conditioner-Normal to Oily- $4.95 July 13,8:00pm . Irene & Dalton Elton -’Living every minute of your life’. Musical entertainment. Magrath chapel. No charge. r FLAGS Union Jack and Alberta 1 Purchases one to wave this | holiday weekend. \ 9 9 4 t o $ 1.4 9 Roger and Cheryk Holladay &. family are visiting with their parents Allen and Della Holloday, & Shelton and Audrey Ririe. Bruce and Saraae 1A&. fami 1 y at e visit, with his parents Shelton and Audrey Ririe. Draper-- Remnants for sale at Martha Millwards 231 east lAve. south. On July U & 12 from 7:30 to 4:00pm or_ phone to make an appointment at 8-5*-. Mrs. & Mr. Ron Rice who have been living in Utah, are visiting with hi parents Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Rice. LAWN EQUIPMENT sale TORO 530 LAWNMOWER - 3^ Horse Power with a Briggs & Straton Engine. REG. $42 9.95 SPECIAL ¿/"“A BRUTTE -3^ Horse Power; 20" Engine. cutting area with a Briggs &Straton REG. $291.99 SPECIAL 27 JACOBSON - 3k Horse Power; 20" cutting area with a Briggs & Straton Engine. REG. $319.95 SPECIAL Washer Dryer z aqq” XR80 GASOLINE WEEDEATER REG. $239.95 ■ WEEKEND SPECIAL « THESE WERE TO BE SOLD SEPARATLY BUT ONLY FOR THE MONTH OF JULY THEY ARE GOING TO BE SOLD AS A SET WASHER Reg. $729.95 DRYER Reg. $479.9^ TERE ARE TIME PAYMENTS AVAILABLE Frcst-Free Refrigerator RANGE MOFFAT 17 cubic ft Almond colored Frost-Free Refridgerator with a small scratch on the inside is regularly priced at $979.95 is now powered to $939.95. MOFFAT Almond Colored, Easy- Clean, Solid Element ELECTRIC RANGE. PRICED AT $749.95 MAJIC CHEF Almond Colored GAS RANGE REG. $739.95 SALE $699.95 _—— --- t NEW RCA TV'S AND MICROWAVES HAVE JUST ARRIVED AND ARE NOW FOR SALE. JI Beef Roast (Rolled Shoulder) • /kg f^ocists (SWIFTS) /kg (OLYMPIC) 5A6 .'kg looked Ham (A.G. 175g) D___i_e___n__e_ rs b.b.q, . . , /kg e^r********** ******************'****** *************************************** (Bulk) Nick Palice Lakeland High School Milford, Michigan 48042 Magrath High School Students, Parents and Administrators c/o Steve Brockway Magrath, Alberta T0K-1J0 ’ June 29, 1983 Dear Folks, , I was so impressed with your students from Magrath High School who showed such maturity, leadership qualities and consideration and care for others! If I could teach my students to have these same qualities, our school would be on the map. Watching your students respond and Interact with other students, watching them take the initiate with other students they had never met before was inspiring. I asked your students directly, how they dealt with attitudes and peer problems. What I found is that everyone is included, each bandsman is wanted and your students mutually encourage continuous growth into tomorrow's generation. If our band, our students, could achieve just a portion of this, I'd consider myself successful and would feel I'd have made my mark in our school. Your students have left their mark in their school for ages to come and I think what they've learned, accomplished and taught will continue to affect not only others but will carry with them for the rest of their lives. The administration of your school should kiss their lucky stars that they have students of this calibre within the school: not just kids with technical skills, but kids with feeling, of emotional strength and deep character, with maturity and leadership qualities. They have it all! What your students said, did and accomplished at Whitewater was excellent. Watching them show the pride, the love and the mutual respect they have showed me what is lacking in our school. What is exciting is that you, Broc, care so much about them and they care about each other and in turn they radiate that love for others: it has come full circle! You've all learned to start with love and to end with love. It really makes it all work! In meeting and learning from your students, I've found something that's really worthwhile. In the culmination of what you've taught them, in what you've accomplished together and what you've brought to Whitewater, I've become a better teacher. Thanks! Yours
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