| 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 COMPANY STORE NEWS. PHONES: Office 758-3033 Groceries 758-3535 Hardware 758-3065 Upstairs & Store News 758-6377 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday - • 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. b'LLAHANCE SALE! COORDINATES 1 RACK OF BLOUSES IN VARIOUS STYLES PRICE We have a good selection of Summer Socks in styles for Infants, Kiddies, Misses and Women. A choice of styles .¿J&. and colors. 1 RACK OF LADIES DRESSES IN A VARIETY OF STYLES, SIZES, DESIGNS AND COLORS. . Included are one and two \ piece fashions. Panties Panty Briefs in Lycra stretch Excellent fit. White, Nude. EOF M•L•XL”■! trimmings of elastic PLASTIC ELASTIC - it's new, it's tough, it's ideal for use on swimming suits, etc. Assorted widths. MISQUITO CONTROL This year's Mosquito Control Program is well underway. In order to run a successful program, access is required to all possible development sites on public and private lands. Please submit information regarding sensitive areas which need to be left undisturbed or untreated as soon as possible. Also, notification of any areas of standing water such as ponds, sloughs, bogs or swamps, or any flooded areas where water is standing will help in controlling mosquito populations. If you have any information regarding sensitive areas, or areas which need attention, or any questions about the program, please call 758-3526 (evenings) or write: Mosquito Control, Box 655, Magrath, AB. TOK 1J0. You can help by avoiding unnecessary flooding, or runoff leading to standing water. Thank you. Beautiful new Lace and Eyelet in a variety designs and colors. Flat and gathered in a choice of widths. PRICED FROM ribbon zmaMoaaanMBimHMBi velcro New Ribbon in various widths. Beautiful new colors in shades of Blue, Green, Rose, Mauve, Violet, etc. For all your handicraft needs. We now have Velcro by the meter. A choice of widths in White or Black. So many uses for this wonder fastener. CANADA DAY BREAKFAST Canada Day Breakfast, sponsored by the Magrath 2nd Scouts will be held Monday, July 1 from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. in the School Cafet- ' eria (Little Gym). All you can eat - $4/person; $15/family. Menu: Pancakes, Scrambled Eggs, Sausage, Hash Browns, Orange Juice. GARDEN CLUB NEWS Garden City Garden Club will hold a Garden Tour and Pot Luck Barbecue Friday, June 21st. Meet at the Carol & Ervin Raasch home. Bring your own meat and salad or dessert. Tour begins pot luck at 6 p.m. Gerry & Debbie Zanoni are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Taylor John Julius, 8 lb. 11 oz. He was born on May 29, 1991. Proud grandparents are John and Liz Schneyder of Magrath and Mrs. Giovanna Zanoni PRICED FROM MEN'S MAGRATH OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT RESULTS Championship Flight - Medal Play 1. Jamie Freel (148) Lethbridge Country Club. 2. Jim Carney (154) Lethbridge Country Club. 3. Rob Ruznak (154) Lethbridge Country Club. 4. Gordon Hohm (154) Magrath Golf Club. 5. Al Bourne (155) Magrath Golf Club. 6. Ross Blackmer (157) Magrath Golf Club. 7. Bill Karbashewski (157) Henderson Golf Club. Flights - Match Play. 1st Flight: 1. Bill Kowalchuk. 2. Ray Stevenson. Consolation - Brent Lowry. 2nd Flight: 1. Tokio Horii. 2. Ron House. Consolation - Eldon Coleman. 3rd Flight: 1. Walter Pashuk. 2. Lloyd Balderson. Consolation - Kevin Riehl. 4th Flight: 1. Ken Pedersen. 2. Lee Beazer. Consolation - Morgan Beazer. 5th Flight: 1. Ken Blom. 2. George Josephson. Consolation - Roy Ondrik. 6th Flight: 1. Earl Foss. 2. Rick Mitchell. Consolation - Nick Lastuka. 7th Flight: 1. Gord Nichol. 2. Larry Wolfe. Consolation - John Thompson. 8th Flight: 1. Brett Mitchell. 2. Duke Wetherelt. Consolation - Arnie Hougen. FAIR NEWS Recently a questionnaire was sent out to people who had entered their baking, art and handiwork, etc. in the Magrath & District Fair in recent years. As a result of this survey, we feel that, unfortunately, there was not enough interest shown to continue the fair this year. Out of 85 questionnaires, only 14 ware returned. The Fair Committee has discussed an alternative. We are inviting anyone with works of Art or a collection of Crafts, or any interesting projects, to display these items in the Arena Friday night and Saturday afternoon during Magrath's Celebration. For further information please phone Gladys at 758-3178. SKIN CARE CLINIC Attend a Skin Care Clinic to learn how to overcome dry tired skin, or lifeless dull hair. "Looking Good is Feeling Good" Clinic tonight, Thursday, June 20 at Gifts by Gladys, 7:30 p.m. Please come and bring a friend. For further information phone 758-3178. Silep.ce doesn't indicate wisdom. Knowing when to remain silent does. GREEN CROSS The lawn and garden problem solvers. PRICED AT PRICED AT PRODUCTS Camping Needs Fishing Needs Sports Needs Kaeeboards Deluxe to 5 VISIT THE HARDWARE DEPARTMENT FOR - WATER SKI fun. WE HAVE OTHER LAWN MWERS ON DISPLAY. WE WILL BE HAPPY TO HELP YOU MAKE YOUR SELECTION. CUT & JUMP KNEE BOARD - lots of AMERICAN EAGLE 22 long Rifle hollow point shells. Copper VISIT OUR GIFT DEPARTMENT FOR BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY, WEDDING GIFTS, etc. TORO REAR BAGGER - 4 cycle Lawn Mower. Very durable. Has a long list of feat ures including wind-tunnel deck, variable speed control key-lectric start. sennas Regular $139.99 SWIMMING POOL NEWS A beautiful Spring wedding was solemnized in the Portland, Oregon temple on May 18, 1991, uniting in eternal marriage Lyrhea Charmaine Lawlor and Troy Gary Michelson. Charmaine is the youngest daughter of Edwin and Lois Lawlor of Magrath; Troy is the eldest son of Gary and Maria Michelson of Lethbridge. The radiant bride looked beautiful in her gown, which had been fashioned and sewn with love by her mother. Attending the bride were her sister Trina Olson, friends Sheri Jones and Renae Scott, and Natalie Michelson, sister of the groom. Attending the groom were his brothers Brett and Denton Michelson, and friends Terry Toth and Gary Scott. Following the ceremony, a family dinner was enjoyed by the familes and friends who had travelled to Portland for the wedding. The reception was held in the Lethbridge East Stake Centre on June 1, 1991. The many guests included visitors from B.C., Saskatchewan, Alberta, Oregon and Utah. After the supper, a programme and dance were enjoyed. The happy couple is residing in Lethbridge where both are employed. The groom will resume his studies at the University in the fall. We would like to thank all those who helped in any way to make this such a happy and memorable occasion. Ed & Lois Lawlor; Gary & Maria Michelson; Troy and Charmaine Michelson. The 2nd Annual Spirit Mini-Guard Camp July 22nd - 26th, 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. Instruction will be given in Flag, Dance, Marching & Maneuvering, and Performance with Equipment. Those eligible to attend are any students Grades 1-12 as of September 1991. The Fee of $30 will cover cost of camp, T-Shirt, equipment and ribbons. These performers will again march behind the "Spirit of Alberta" band during the Mag- rath Parade Saturday, July 27th. Application forms are available from Mr. Chatwin at the Magrath School. For further information contact Elizabeth Strong 758-3166. YIPPEE!! the pool is open - come and have a great summer swimming. FEES: Single Session - Adult (18+) $2.00 Student (13-17) $1.50 Child (6-12)$1.00 Preschool (0-5) free. Season Pass: Single $30; Family $75. Week Pass: Single $5 Family $15. Pool Rental $30 per hour. 3-In-0ne FAMILY PASS $110 (Pool, Arena & Racquetball). RED CROSS LESSONS (Monday-Friday) First Session July 2-12. Registration - June 29th. Second Session July 22-31. Registration - July 20 Third Session August 12-23. Registration - August 10. RLSSC LESSONS - Bronze Medallion. Please register as soon as possible. Cut off - is the first 10 to register. Adult Lessons (Can Swim Program) anyone interested in Adult Swimming Lessons, register at the Pool. Watch next week's "Store News" for fuller details on the Swimming Season. TOWN OF MAGRATH NEWS Jubilee Park - If you must take your dogs to the Fishpond, please keep them on a leash at all times. We have had several of the ducks at the Fishpond killed by dogs and we don't want to lose more. July Celebrations: Any individual or groups considering selling concessions of any kind during the Town celebration must receive permission from the Celebration Committee before doing so. MAGRATH U.C.W. CLOSING PARTY - Magrath United Church Women will hold their closing dinner party Monday night, June 24th at the New Dynasty in Lethbridge at 7:30 p.m. U.C.W. Members and guests wishing to attend please contact Betty Twitchen, 758-3240 before Friday, June 21st. Also those wishing rides please contact Betty. Ladies, please meet at the United Church at 6:30 to leave. Elder Justin Wilde has been called to serve in the Halifax Canada Mission. His farewell will be held Sunday, June 23rd at 3 p.m. at the Magrath Stake Centre. Open House will be held at the Roger Wilde home that evening at 7 p.m. SENIOR CITIZENS' POT LUCK DINNER FOR JUNE will be held this coming Friday, June 21 at 6 p.m. This will be the last regular Pot Luck dinner for the season. Other activities will be announced during the summer. HELP WANTED: Immediate Opening - Permanent part-time employment for an individual who would like to work in a Bakery. Must have a working knowledge of Dough. Good health. Hours are flexible. Call 758-6412 and ask for Fawn after 4 p.m. MISSING - my little hatchet from my back door. Someone borrowed it. If you borrowed, please return it. Hazel Dick, 758-6264. STAR SINGERS REGISTRATION - on going until Wednesday, June 25th. Contact Jenine Passey, to register. Phone 758-6530. Elder Robert Maw will be reporting his mission to New Zealand on Sunday, June 23rd at 11 a.m. at the L.D.S. Chapel in Magrath. He returned from his mission Wednesday. GARAGE SALE - Saturday, June 22nd at the Ping Tanner Residence, 202 E 1st Ave South. Beginning at 9:30 a.m. Included will be household items and sports items. If you want to get people to agree with you, admit that you have a fault.S»P*E«C*I»A»L«S Jnex Bleach 1.8 liter . PAPER TOWELS SCOTT JUMBO 3 pk. Deodorants RIGHT GUARD 75 g . Shampoo SILIENCE 300 ml Cheez Whiz kraft iks CIIQ6S6 Slices kraft i kg French Fries MG CAIN SUPERFRIES 1 kg BATHROOM TISSUE CASHMERE 4 pk PIZZA MC CAIN 4 pk 279 5" ß.99 |89 119 ****************************** ************************************************************* The Southern Alberta Society for the Handicapped is pleased and gratified to announce that it has received funding assistance in the amount of $4,000.00 from Catholic Charities. On behalf of the Board of Directors, the clients we serve, and staff, we would like to take this opportunity to thank the members of this Parish for the support they must have given to our application. May 11th I was involved in a motorhome accident at the foot of McIntyre hill. A green or black garbage bag was left setting on the side of the road. It contained a large orange teflon lined fry pan of which I have the cover to match; a microwave cook book and a lot of treasured crochet items which have been gathered over the years, done in pink and white. I have some to match it here. A reward for the return. It would be appreciated so much. Verda Farries of Del Bonita. Ph. 758-6373. . THANK YOU: We would like to express our heartfelt thanks to all the Ambulance crew; to the Doctors, Nurses and anyone elso who gave such ready assistance at the time of the motorcycle accident. We also want to thank all for their concerned calls. Chris & Noel Hillmer and family, Bruce & Candy Hillmer and family, Blair & Ann Murray and family, - Albert & Marg Hillmer and family. SENIOR TRAVELLERS: Meet at the Sr. Centre at 7:45 a.m. Wednesday, June 26th for the trip to Missoula. CANADA DAY Come celebrate Canada Day a little early at a "Happy Birthday Canada" program on Friday, June 21st. It will take place at 12:45 in the School Auditorium. The performance will involve Elementary and Grade Eight students and the community is welcome to come join in the fun. You are invited to an Outdoor Country Gospel Music Night featuring Art & Vi Schroeder Saturday, June 22, 1991 at 7 p.m. at Victoria Park in Raymond. Free admission with refreshments to follow. Bring your lawn chairs. For information call Debby at 758-3782 or Debi at 752-4476. BABYSITTING: are you looking for a Summer baby sitter, or a baby sitter any time? If you are then call Alisynn Gibb, 758-6879. I am reliable and responsible. Can come Monday - Saturday during the summer, and after school and weekends. MAGRATH HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS will be running their Odd-Job Fundraiser again this year. The students are willing to tackle odd jobs such as: Weeding Gardens; Yard Cleaning; Window Washing; Spring House Cleaning; other odd jobs you do not want to do. For more information contact the School at 758-3366 and leave a message. All fees are to be negotiated, considering the type of job. MISSING FROM MY CLOTHES LINE - thanks to the wind I'm missing a white double size bed sheet. Finder please call Kay Gessinghaus, 758-3518. FOR SALE: 1969 Ford \ ton, 4 speed, 6 cylinder. $800 o.b.o. Runs good. 758-6563. Celery . 3l99c . 735 DIMMS. . 2799°. 109 ■ TOMATOES HOTHOUSE . R». ■ 3‘i MUSHROOMS H0H.S 3 55 oz |49 ***************************************************************************************** Mr. Bruce Douglas Hillmer, beloved husband of Mrs. Candice Hillmer of Lethbridge, passed away in Calgary on Wednesday, June 12, 1991. He was 30 years of age. His death was the result of a motorcycle accident on Highway 62 Sunday evening, June 9th. Born in Magrath on October 22, 1960, the late Bruce Hillmer was raised and educated in Del Bonita. As a youngster Bruce was actively involved in 4-H and Little League Baseball. He started working as a mechanic at the age of 16 years and was presently employed by Case Highway Service in Lethbridge. He married Candice Anderson on January 6, 1987 in Reno, Nevada. Besides his loving wife Candice, Bruce is survived by his parents Albert and Marjorie Hillmer of Lethbridge; three daughters Tammy (Savid) Gardner of Taber, Kyrie and Crystal Hillmer of Lethbridge; three sons Lonny Hillmer of Lethbridge and Shane and Lyle Hillmer of Magrath; two sisters Kathy (Wayne) Passey of Magrath and Connie Audeneart of Lethbridge; three brothers Gordon (Lynn) Hillmer of Del Bonita, Christopher (Noel) Hillmer of Lethbridge and Keith Hillmer of Warner. He was predeceased by one brother Lloyd in 1972. Funeral Services were held Friday, June 14, 1991 in McKillop United Church, Lethbridge with Pastor Brian Amison officiating. Interment took place in the Magrath Cemetery, family plot. C.W.L. NEWS The June meeting was held at the home of Elizabeth Stanek on June 5th. Thank you notes were received from Harbour House and S.T.A.R.S. for our donations. Reminder - re: the Picnic to be held on June 23 at 4 p.m. at the Magrath Fish Pond. Booth - re: Magrath Days - phone Lydia Brunner with what you can donate (time or supplies, etc) Memberships are now due. They are now running from January Through December and not April to March, so please contact a member and get yours as soon as possible. Thanks. The next meeting will be held on Wednesday, September 4th at the home of Joann Takacs. Pastor Brian Amison, a graduate of Concordia College, Edmonton, Alberta, will be installed/ordained as Pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church, Magrath and Faith Lutheran Church, Cardston, on Sunday, June 23rd at St. John's Lutheran Church, Magrath, at 7:00 p.m. Fellowship to follow at the United Church. Everyone welcome. FAMILY SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT This year's Family & Community Celebration Softball Tournament will be held July 25th, 26th and 27th in conjunction with our Town celebration. An organizational meeting will be held at the Town Hall on Friday, June 28 at 7:00 p.m. All teams please send a representative. For further details please call Bill Alston, 758-6895. HOCKEY PLAYERS - SUMMER POWER SKATING Where: Lethbridge Civic Centre When: Up to 9 years - August 6th - 11th. 10 - 13 years - August 12th - 17th. 14 & Older - August 19th - 24th. Time: 6:45 - 8:15 p.m. daily. Teacher: Shannon (Formadas) Cattoni. Cost; $50 Registration Fee plus $50 on first day of Session. Family Rates available. Contact Person: Donna Warnock, 758-3096 - after 2:30 p.m. or 758-3488 before 2:30 p.m. Limited enrollment. WANTED TO RENT: 3 bedroom home in Magrath, for August 1st. Contact Dave Clark. Phone 328-4064. LIONS CLUB STEER TICKETS - are now available and may be purchased from any Lions Club member or from John Bourne in the Hardware Dept. Enthusiasm is Like premium gasoline; it helps take the knocks out of living. IP liizXzflll 4®9 CHUBBIES FRESH 12 inch . CROSS RIB ROAST 1”.4* PORK . '.:26!'.5”. SIDERIBS SIDE BACON Wieners FLETCHERS 450 g FLETCHERS 500 g GARDEN CITY BASKETBALL CAMP Date; July 29th through August 2nd. Place; Magrath School Gymnasium. Cost; $50.00 per Athlete. Eligibility Camp "A" - Grades 4.5. & 6 (Co-Ed) Camp "B" - Grades 7,8,9,10 (Boys & Girls) Time; Camp "A" - 9 a.m. to Noon. Camp "B" - 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. instructor; Phil Tollestrup Note; This camp will operate on a first come first serve basis. Athletes must provide their own sneakers and gym clothes. Each camp will include fundamental drills on shooting, defence, individual moves, simple team offences and rebounding. There will also be scrimmages each day and a tournament on the final day of each camp. REGISTRATION FORM Name. Grade . . PHONE . Please Check One; Camp "A" - Upper Elementary (Co Ed) $50 Camp "B" - Junior High (Boys & Girls)$50 MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF CARDSTON NO. 6 Gravel Truck Tenders; The M.D. of Cardston will be accepting tenders from interested individuals to assist the Municipality in the gravelling of Municipal roads. We will require one tandem gravel truck and pup or one belly dump. Please tender on a cost per cubic yard mile. Lowest or any tender may not necessarily be accepted. Tenders to be submitted to the undersigned by 4:00 p.m. on Friday, June 21, 1991. M. Vern Quinton, Municipal Administrator, M.D. of Cardston No. 6, Box 580, Cardston, AB. TOK 0K0. 653-4977 or 328-4062. MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF CARDSTON NO. 6 Motor Grader Operator; The M.d. of Cardston No. 6 requires a Motor Grader Operator to work in the Magrath, Welling areas. This is a full time position. Experience in operating equipment is essential and some mechanical ability is required. Applications must be in the M.D, Office by noon, Thursday, June 27, 1991, Please send your application to: M. Vern Quinton, Municipal Administrator, M.D. of Cardston No. 6, Box 580, Cardston, Alberta. TOK 0K0. 653-4977 or 3284062. Send this form with Tuition Fees to - Phil Tollestrup, Box 398, Magrath, AB. OR Bring form with Tuition to Mr. Tollestrup at School during the month of June. MISSING: We are missing a maroon 12 speed mountain bicycle. If you have noticed one somewhere around town please call the Alden Bourne family at 758-3409. PLEASE NOTE: There has been a change in Junior High Camp "B". It includes Boys & Girls up to Grade 10. NOTICE: Will do any type of woodwork, buildings or erections. Phone 752-4913, Earl Maldaner. MISSING: Someone borrowed, free of charge, the CO - OP Fridge Mover. We don't know who, but please return - quickly. Thank you. No penalty. WANTED: Used Synthesizer or Keyboard. Call Elizabeth Olsen at 758-3156. BABYSITTING: For a reliable babysitter call Chelsea Alston, 758-6895. FIVE FAMILY GARAGE SALE - A five Family Garage Sale will be held at Bill Alston's house - 128N 1st St. W. on Saturday, June 29th from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. only. Hundreds of things too numerous to list. LEFT AT THE POST OFFICE - a pair of sun glasses. Owner may claim at the News Office. You wouldn't have to count the days if you made each day count. Sherbet ALPHA 1 liter SOUR CREAM ALPHA 250 ml. Peanut Butter KRAFI 1 kg Restio Instarti Chocolate 750 g Powder 700 ml Syrup £99 Iced Tea GOOD HOST 750 g 34B FLOUR ROBIN HOOD 10 kg CikeMix ROBIN HOOD ANGEL FOOD 450 g f0i2 •"9 Puddings MAGIC MOMENTS 4 pk Pink Salmon CLOVER LEAF 213 g GREEN GIANT 398 ml 7 CHRISTIE WIZARD CASTLE or VOLCANO VALLEY 350 g 259 PASTA PRIMO 900 g J 39 Cereal POST FRUIT & FIBRE 450 g DDeitsehrwgeansth er electrasol 1.4 kg gee Detergent SUNLIGHT LAUNDRY 10 liter 8«S Liquid Detergent SUNLIGHT 1.5 liter 399
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