| 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 OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252. HARDWARE 758-3065 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Wednesday . 8 A.M. to x PiM. THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1976 MAGRATH, ALBERTA. *****************J**JJJJJÌJJÌÌJÌJÌÌJÌÌÌÌÌÌÌÌÌÌ*ÌÌ*************************** * x x x *********************** * **** * ** * * A A * * A * 1t A A * * * * A A * A A * * * * * * * * A * * * A * * * * * * A * LADIES READY-TO-WEAR ’*”*t*x*x*x*x*****x**«*i*******i***************************J****!k*.* *i***S**********i************************************************* Pant Suits Blouses CELEBRATE MAGRATH S BIRTHDAY, TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS PRE - BIRTHDAY SALE Our entire stock of Ladies Spring & Summer Pant Suits are being reduced for this pre-Birthday Sale. Smart two and three piece outfits in the very latest styles. CO-ORDINATES Paris Star Co-Ordinates in Blouses, Sweaters, Blazers, Skirts and Slacks in the very latest fashions. Styles for dress and casual wear. Beautiful Dresses in popular fabrics. One and two piece creations in Spring and Summer fashions. Choose from our entire stock and have a lovely dress for this weekend celebrations. SEE THE SHOE BARGAINS TABLES OF $5, * PRICE & 20% OFF, Handsomely tailored Blouses including popular Braiter Bros. , Wyndham and Paris Star fashions. Plains and Patterns, long sleeve, short sleeve and sleeveless. Also included are some smart terry creations. f • • /o NEW PLAYTEX BRAS IN FRONT CLOSURE, PUSH UP AND CONVERTIBLES. The Lawn and Garden Problem Jolvers I _TOMAIQ_PUSI Insecticide/Fungicide Dust for control of Tomato Hornworm, Flea Beetle, Fall Armyworm, etc. Squeeze duster.$2 ■ 39 ANT & GRUB. KILLER Kills Ants, Grubs, etc. in Lawns. Can also be sued on Cauliflower, Cucumbers, Garden Vegetables, etc. $1.49 ELASTIC.C.OATED PICNIC PISHES You will find a good supply of plastic coated Paper Picnic Plates. Available in two sizes 6 3/4 & 8 3/4" size. PRICEn at 2QA <? <1.75 FLORAL ROSE & ROSE FLOWER. GUARD.SPRAY For use as a plant spray on roses, asters, begonias, chrysanthemums, carnations, dahlias, delphiniums, gladiolus, snapdragons plus African violets and'o-ther indoor plants. An Insecticide Fungicide, aq qo a e? /iQ Granular VegetationKli£ . HYBOR D -controls weeds and grass along fenqes, garbage cans, walks, driveways, di.tchways, etc. Use 1# per 100 sq. ft. c- *7 nr Sprinkle granules * * then water down. Vegetation Killer Liquid Water ground then spray on this' Liquid Vegetation Killer. Plastic knives, plastic Plastic packs of 20 & 40. PICNIC feOWLS Plastic coated paper P^ .de Bowls with matching d aign of plates. Packs 15. 59$ CUTLERV Cutlery including forks and spoons in bags. 59$ PKG. PLASTIC GLASSES Beverage Glasses in 65$ & $1.19 • Inhibits Rust • No Primer Required %'s ÄS’. FOR OUTDOOR FURNITURE, SWINGS, ETC. GREEN OR ALUMINUM. I ^ST PAINT • Quick Drying “TREMOLAD” TfíEmCO SUNBEAM ELECTRIC Twin blade, deluxe model. • A popular mower for .lady mowers. *•» formula inhibit» YC 100 VAC ACTION DECK MOWER Equipped with big capacity grass catcher, fold down handle heavy duty wheels REGULAR $4.95 qt. x7 WORK SOCKS inWm Work Socks in a blend of cotton and other yarns. Grey With white tops. REGULAR $1.95 pr. Select the Glove suitable to your kind of work. Included are fabrics - jerseys, monkey face cottons, canvas & leather combinations, split leathers and full' grain leathers in smooth tans. BC¥'S SHIRTS BOYS' SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS IN A VARIETY OF STYLES, PATTERNS AND COLORS. SIZES: 8 to 16 yrs. REGULAR $4.95 ea 7-95 each BOYS' LONG SLEEVE-T Handsomely tailored with decorative yoke. REGULAR $5.98 SHIRTS $2.99 ■: inera. services late Frieda Rosa Henderson held in the Magrath L.D.S. _ Wednesday, July 14/76 at 1 p.m‘. with Bishop Tyler Alston officiates- The family prayer was offered by Allen Holladay. Musical Prelude was by Vinessa Hamilton. The opening hymn by the choir was "0 My Father" with the invocation offered by Robert Taylor. Lester Henderson gave the biography of the late Mrs. Henerson. Special musical renditions were "Prayer Perfect" by Shirley Bennett, Charlotte Fletcher and Bessie Cook accompanied by Carol Lowry and a quartet "Not Nov But in the Coming Years" by Cal Alston, L. B. Tanner Eldon Coleman and Howard Fletcher accompanied by Vinessa Hamilton; Speaker for the service was Reed Coleman with closing remarks by Bishop Alston. The closing hymn by the choir was "God Be With You", the benediction was offered by Ray Danner. An cello—organ duet "Going Home' was rendered by Marjorie Balderson and Maude Ririe. Ushers were Lloyd Sabey and Clyde Spencer. Shelton Ririe was in charge of the parking of cars. Pallbearers were Kimball Taylor, Barry Tellestrup, Gerald Bennett, James Cook, Ted Bly and Melvin Bingham. Interment took place in the Magrath Cemetery with the graveside prayer being offered by Hyrum Henderson. MAGRATH'S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION LIONS PANCAKE BREAKFAST LIONS HALL. SATURDAY MORNING Hot Cakes, Sausages, Eggs, Drinks and all the trimmings. ADULTS.$1.50 CHILDREN.75d FAMILY TICKETS . $7.00 Bring the Whole Family - and all your guests. Why bother cooking at home. See you at this mammoth breakfast. for v n e were Chapel ********************************* Members of the Magrath Highsteppers recently returned from a Drill Team Camp in Logan, Utah. They participated in many classes including Dance Technique, Basic Drill, and Leadership training. Each member learned new dances or drills and entered in camp competitions. A total of 22 ribbons including 8 First Place ribbons were awarded the Highsteppers . Barbara Pilling, Sherylin Atwood, Kelly Neilson, Deedan Atwood and Trudy Gilbert, accompanied by Kathleen Harker and Marie Stevenson, ' advisors. Thanks to Deanne Atwood for chauffeuring some of us down and back. . Dr & Mrs. S.C. Brewerton have returned home from a holiday in Europe and _Ireland. They were accompanied on their return by their son Byrnie who fulfilled a two year mission in Denmark. MAGRATH MEN'S GOLF LEAGUE FINAL STANDINGS Tanners. 97 points Magrath Simmental. 94 ’’ Alpha Dairies. . 92 " Sheers Insurance. 91 " Bank of Montreal. 89 " Lethbridge Comm. College 86 " Lethbridge Legion. 75 " Sproule Bearings. 48 " Team Net - Bank of Montreal - 131 Eldon Coleman, Gordon Jenson, Greg Henry, Warren Sparks. Individual Gross - Gordon Jenson 35 Individual Net - Greg Henry - 32. Many thanks to Lloyd and Donna for our surprise Anniversary party, and son Ron, and Rick Hillmer for their help; Kay & Shirley Neilson for the use of their home, and everyone for the beautiful gifts and making it such an enjoyable evening. Doreen & Forrest Balderson. mi fabrics All our Spring & Summer Fabrics - Dress Fabrics, Suitings, Ginghams, Prints, Printed Silks, Fortrels. etc. Clearing V .A* S_-A I. L C L 0 T H Assorted colors erns. N_Y . L 0 N____TRICOT Popular Nylon Tricot in assorted shades. 108" wide. „ REGULAR $3.95 yd. 2-?8 OFF and pa.tt- J.49 BATTS REGULAR yd- WHITE COTTON SHEETS Bonded Terylene Batts for all your quilting needs. 100% Cotton Sheets by Overtex. In flats or fitted, doubles or singles. White only. REGULAR $$6.9.5 each $13.90 pr. (NO RETURNS) MATCHING OVERTEX PILLOW SLIPS a oin 100% White cotton. Regular $3.95 pr. “ > flufly bath towels Gorgeous Bath or patterns, terry. REGULAR $2.98 Towels in plains Thick tí each. BEACH TOW REGULAR $3.95. absorbent J98 _________________ E L S Don't miss this last chance to stock up on these huge Terry Beach towels. Excellent for baths too. ^A.*95 NOTIC The Town of Magrath is accepting applications for the position of Secretary-Receptionist. Applications will be received at the Town Office up to August 6/76. Applicants should be proficient in typing and have a working knowledge of book keeping. A congenial personality is a must in this position. Preference will be given to residents of the Town of Magrath. Salary will be commensurate with experience and qualifications. Town of Magrath, Rodney H. Bly, Municipal Administrator NOTICE: The Progressive Conservative Assoc, of the Cardston Constituency invites all voters of the Constituency to enjoy a Beef Bar-B-Que with MLA Johnny Thompson at the St. Mary’s Dam starting at 6 P.M. Program at 8:30 P.M. Wednesday, July 28th. No charge. Contact Gladys & Phil Sheer, Jim Ririe or Garth Veale by Saturday July 24th to confirm your attendance. NOTICE: St Joseph’s Parishioners: Mass this Sunday, July 25th at 11:30 A.M. Month of August, beginning August 1st at 9 A.M. Please take note of time change. FOR SALE: 100 tons.of Alfalfa hay. Bob Rasmussen. Ph. 758-3442. FOUND : claim Ladies Timex Watch. Owner may at News Office. Wallet with the name Danette Anyone knowing her where- FOUND: Baker. abouts please contact the News Office. Mr. St Mrs Alan McCoy and children have returned home from a two week vacation travelling ‘ through Eastern Canada and the State of New. York where they visited "the North Pole" and "Santa Claus". FOR SALÉ: Cleaned and sacked Wheat for home milling. Rockport Colony Ph. 758-3077. FOUND - pair of black framed glasses in brown leather case - by Arndt Motors. Claim at News Office. FOR SALE: Milk cow, 3 year old. Just fresh. Ed Dick. Ph. 758-3263. MISPLACED: Optical Measuse in brown leather case. Finder please contact Fred Holzworth, Ph 758-3569. A SPECIAL INVITATION TO EVERYONE Attend Magrath’ in the Big Gym Friday evening July 23rd Canadians s Birthday Dance 9 at 9:30 P.M. Raymond in attendance. FOR SALE: Mrs New Potatoes. Sophia Bezprozwanna. 758-3458 DON’T MISS THE GREATEST NOVELTY OF JULY 24th CELEBRATION - Hospital ,^Bed Race at approximately 9:30 AM. sftr Teams competing - Magrath Hospital J Staff, Clinic Staff Auxiliary members, patient will be Mr., t’-opnies m Magrath and Hospital Special guest Terry Blanò Men's 'ü Boys' Swim Trunks in assorted . styles, fabrics and colors. REGULAR $1.95 to $6.95 swim trunks 20% OFF Men ' s Men's Men ' s as well as Men's WANTED: Odd Jobs, Jawn mowing, etc. Kent Rasmussen. Ph. 758-3442. FAMILY FUN: Lethbridge Flying Club Air Show, Sunday, July 17th, 1977. Field Demonstration & Fly In - 9 am Air Show - 12:30 P.M. $5 per car load. Contact Brent Kovac or Forrest Balderson. TO GIVE AWAY: 3 kittens, mother Siamese, 2 female, 1 male. Phone 758-3796 after 5. ATTENTION: "Magr.ath Madness" is coming! Crafts, Foods, Displays, Baked Goods - all on the 22nd & 23rd of July in the Big Gym. Save your money and support Majjrath Local Business. Dress Straws, Work Straws, Western Straws Caps. WORK GLOVES Men1s Work Gloves including Jerseys, Monkey Face Cottons, Canvas & Leather Combinations, Leathers in split and smooth tans. PRICED $1,25 - $15.95 / j THANK THANK YOU: Larry & Jean Bolokoski with to thank everyone who helped make their Open House such a success. Special thanks to Wallace and Mary Baker for their help. YOU: I would like to thank the doctors, nurses and staff for the care and kindness given me during my stay in the Magrath Municipal Hospital, thanks also for flowers, gifts, cards and the visits I received while there. Annie Hillmer. NOTICE: 13 year old girl wants ride to Utah, one way. Phone Gina Wilson, 758-3765. COWBOY BOOTS Size 1135,12,1235,13,1335 &1* REG. $19.95 $26.95 LOST: 1 medium weight Blue Jean Jacket size' 8. Missing for several weeks. If you happen to have a stray jacket at your house please call Lyons, 758-3669 WANTED: Reliable person to care for our dog while we’re,on holidays. Gone from around July 10th to July 26th. Call 758-3669. Kids Western Cowboy Boots clearing at low prices. Size 7: REGULAR $15.95 - $10.95 FOR RENT: 1 & 2 bedroom apartments, carpet throughout, includes stove, ■ fridge, garbarator, soft.water, use of washer and dryer, storage and parking included. Phone Tanco, 758-3404 or 758-3233. LADIES GOLF SOCIAL - with presentation of League prizes, Golf at 4 o'clock, Pot at 6 P.M. July 13th. Luck Lunch --Size 2,235,3. REG. $29.95 - $23.95 welcome to TIES Men's dressy Black Bow Ties. $1 - $4 TIE RACKS Keep your ties nice and orderly on one of these handy tie racks. They also make ideal gift items. TQ $7i95 If it THANK YOU: ATTENTION: Everyone Spring Coulee Community Day July 9th at Spring Coulee Hall. Pancake Breakfast - 7 to 9 A.M. Parade - 10 A.M. Kids Games & Races. Pot Luck Dinner 12 neon. Ball Game 2 P.M. Dance 9:30 P.M. Harvey Williams Travelares music. Everyone 18 & over welcome. Get tickets at the door or Spring Coulee Store or phone 758-6624, 758-6636. I would like to thank all the the prizes for the 1977 Rodeo A special thanks to all donors of Queen contest. the Ken Miller family for their hospitality and lovely lunch; Thank you everyone for making it such a memorable occasion. Eileen Jo Juhasz, 1977 Majjrath Rodeo Queen II -=.! Magrath residents will be latere in hearing of the recent marriage Miss Rose Mary Briggs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Briggs of Mesa Arizona and Bruce Allsbrook of South Carolina. They were married July 2nd in the Salt Lake City Temple. Open House was held in their honor at the home of the bride’s uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Pharis Horman in Salt Lake City, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Taylor and family have returned from Provo, Utah to make in Magrath. their home of Mr. and returned son has year mission Kim Karren, Mrs. Tom Karren home from a two in Mexico. Mrs. Hermine Horman and children of Salt Lake City are visiting with her mother Mrs. Emelia Briggs. Mrs. Maude Ririe has had as her guests Mr. and Mrs. Allen Strong, daughter Mrs. Todd Morgan and grandson Greg of Provo, Utah. Mrs. Ririe’s sister Mrs. Sara B. Strong of Kaysville, Utah is visiting with her. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Evans of Salt Lake City are visiting with his mother Mrs. Irene Strang Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hill of Drayton Valley have been visiting their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Card. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cy Card is granddaughter Karen Franks, of Alliston, Ont. rand- Lac Mrs. Hilda Myratt and g daughter Mrs. Kay Benson of La Biche have returned from five week visit in England. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Paulson Cardston are the proud parents of a daughter Patti Jo, 7#3oz. born Sunday, Jyly 18th in the Cardston Municipal Hospital. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibb of Magrath, Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Paulson of Vancouver, B.C. Mrs. Betty Tanner is visiting in Elk Grove, Calif, with her sonin- law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hunt who are the proud parents of a son born Sunday, July 11th. On July 1st, Spring Coulee held a little League tournament. Spring Coulee Little League, coached by Ron Hansen captured the trophy with Burns Alston’s team placing second and Durrant James team third. Most valueable player trophy was won by Colin Frank of Spring Coulee. THE MAGRATH TRADING CO. LTD. WILL REMAIN CLOSED SATURDAY, JULY 24th, MAGRATH'S BIRTHDAY. REMEMBER TO ATTEND THE TOWN’S C1» ELEBRATIONS PLANNED FOR THE WHOLE DAY. V LADIES' PANT TOPS Ladies short sleeved Pant Tops in assorted styles and colors. pair REGULAR $4.95 REGULAR $3.95 . 1 *************************** GIRLS'___BLOUSES Smartly styled Blouses for Girls in assorted patterns and colors. Shorts MISSES & LADIES SUMMER SHORTS IN ASSORTED STYLES, PATTERNS AND SHADES. COOL AND COMFORTABLE REG. $4.95 Price 1 REGULAR $3.95 & $2.95 & $3.95 Girls’ Halter Tops Popular Halter Tops for cool, comfortable Summer wearing. A nice selection of colors. FOR SUMMER WEARING. REGULAR $3.39 DONOR CLINIC: The Donor Clinic will BLOOD Blood Welling Hall Wednesday, 6 to 9 P.M. Price 1 annual Red Cross be held in the July 28th from noon - front Races, Age Open \ and %taile, Slow bic- Three legged. Prizes. Money for all races. KIDS RACES: Saturday 12 of Grandstand. Types of Groups. ycle, prizes TO GIVE TO GIVE Onions, onions. AWAY: Hampsters. 758-3583. AWAY: Onion Sets, Multiplier excellent for Fall green While they last. Hardware Dept. LADIES GOLF AFTERNOON - Wednesday, July 28th, 1:30 P.M. LadieS of the Magrath Golf Club will join guests from Lethbridge Country Club and Raymond in golfing and lunch. “MEAT VALUES” TIPROAST pi tender, lb. 129 TRAY PACK . lbJL PORK LOIN CHOPS GRADE A 189 lb I ' Sausage A. G 1# 1» STEAKS CUBED BEEF ************************************************************************* REGIONAL SUMMER GAMES PLAYOFF INFORMATION Equestrian July 24, 9 A.M. Cardston Agricultural Arena. Age Groups: a. 11 & under, b. 12-16; c. 17-21; d. 22-34. e. 35 & over. All ages as of January 1, 1976. Events: Fault & Out (age groups c & d only. Course ¡Jump (age groups a & b only.) Gamblers Choice (c & d only.) English Equitation (a,b,c, & d only.) Western Equitation (a,b,c,d,&e only) Western Indoor Trail Class (a,b,c,d & e) Reining Class (b,c,d,& e only). Each contestant limited to 3 events. For further information contact Wally ' Jensen -or Dee Olsen. Trapshooting All those interested in competing in trapshooting in the Summer Games please contact David Miller at the M.D. Building on or before July 23rd. NOTE: All people entering the Summer Games Regional Play Offs this year are required to pay a One Dollar entry fee. This entitles you to participate in the sport and as many events within that sport as the rules allow. With this $1 entry fee you will receive a Summer Games pin. For each sport you enter you are required to pay a separate entry fee, payable the beginning of each individual Lsport playoff. REMEMBER YOUR . ENTRY FEE BECAUSE NO ENTRY FEE _ NO PARTICIPATION. If there are any questions concerning the Regional Summer Games Pltfy Offs or any other aspect of recreation within our region contact me, David A. Miller at the M. D. Building. Your Recreation Director. Mrs. Marie Minor and Jay attended the Calgary Stampede and visited with her sons-in- law and daughters Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dirr and Mr. and Mrs. Collin Risk and family. TAKE PART IN MAGRATH’S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION BEGINNING WITH THE PANCAKE BREAKFAST AND ENDING WITH THE 5 P.M. BARBECUE AT THE FISH The Magrath-Cardston Marching Band left Thursday last for Montreal and the Olympics where they are scheduled to perform at four guest appearances. The Band competed in the Calgary Stampede before leaving for the Olympics with outstanding success. They won the be,st Canadian brass band overall award for towns under 40,000 people, the best Canadian band overall award for towns under 40,000, the best Canadian brass band in open competition award and a special award for excellent performance. The average age of the band members is 15. REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY: Experienced Grocery Store Operator - must be familiar with all forms of the business - ordering, Meat Cutting, Managing the labor of Grocery and Lunch Counter. Good wages. Apply M. Balderson, Magrath Trading Co. Box 100, Magrath, Alberta. The Magrath Golf Club held a most successful 2'Ball Foursome Wednesday, July 14th when some 87 members took part in the golf which was followed by a barbecue supper. The Ladies Golf Club under the direction of Pres. Marge Balderson took charge of the event with Mrs. Mary Tanner and Mrs. Melba Hocking in charge of the prizes and Mrs. Georgina Fyfe and Mrs. Sue Mikado in charge of the lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Leishman and family of Slave Lake have been visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Dee Leishman. POND. KRAFT MAYONAISE/ 16 OZ. . . . . ,, ,. 89’ 69« N AYLMER 19 OZ 2i99‘ ;:üit COCKTAIL LIBBY'S 14 OZ MEXICAN B C 10# BAGS GQLDEN YELLOW B.C. NO, 1 113's , 4 PACK D 0 W N E Y . 34 OZ s. I LB j#5 w LB LB t LB.
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