| 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. 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. - 6 p.m. Wednesday . 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 19 81 . MAGRATH, ALBERTA *************************************************************************** LADIES READY-TO-WEAR NEW ARRIVALS! Ladies Duster and Coats « Save up to 50% 1 RACK CLEARING AT Smart have just additions UP. Fashion Dresses for Ladles new one and two piece Dresses arrived and will make lovely to your Wardrobe for Spring. Ladies’ Pant Sets Coordinates New Pant Suits and Co-Ordinates in Paris Star and Golden Crown. Skirts, Slacks, Blazers, Sweaters. Coats New Spring Coats including Shortie Dress Jackets, All Weathers New Polyester & Dusters & Loungers. Ladies & Misses Long and Short styles 1 Rack > iX ^^1/3 OFF 1 Rack Clearing at Price S’" Winter Sale Ladies Ladies Jeans including Big Blues, G.W.G. etc. FROM. . Ladies7 Dresses A few new numbers have been added to our Sale Rack CLEARING AT . •»15 Vi Price 1 RACK & SEPARATES. CLEARING AT OF TOPS, BLOUSES *5 mn’s JOGGERS Jpscial Not exactly as lllustrsled Men's Joggers by Bauer and Cougar. Blue or Brown with contrasting leather trim. REGULAR PRICE $27.95 & £29.95 FELT LINERS RUBBER FOOTWEAR L REGULAR $13.95 WESTERN STYLE Western style Rubber Boots in light brown shade. Western Boots LYNDALE WESTERN BOOTS Plain leather upper with western style heel and toe. SIZES: 735,8,9. (fit small) (REGULAR $59.95) ATTENTION MAGRATH AND AREA. HOME CARE IS COMING Chinook Health Unit is looking for women to work in the capacity of a Home Makers Support Group. They must have a sincere desire to work with the elderly, handicapped and others confined to their home. Once application has been made, interviews will be held and qualifying applicants will be trained by the Health Unit. After completion of the training course, an hourly wage will be paid while employed for Home Care Support. The above information will also apply to Gentlemen wishing a position as handiman with the Home Care program. To apply and for further information please contact Mrs. Lydia Brunner, Magrath, Alberta. Phone 758-3209 or Mrs. Pat Jopling, Home Care Co-Ordinator Chinook Health Unit, Fort Macleod, Phone 758-4451. CHINOOK HEALTH UNIT - HOME CARE DIVISION Chinook Health Unit, Home Care Divison requires a Registered Nurse to commence duties in Magrath April, 1981. Position will be part time graduating to full time with case load increase. Requirements are: Active Registration with the A.A.R.N.; Recent Clinical experience is desired. Must be capable of functioning independently. Must possess valid Drivers License. Application forms are available at the Chinook Health Unit Office in Magrath. For more information, please contact Mrs. Pat Jopling, Home Care CoOrdinator, Fort . Chinook Health Unit, Macleod. Phone 758-4451. ***************************** The dentist stood back and looked lady in the chair. ATTENTION: The following Courses can be made available through Chinook Health Unit - Magrath Office if there is enough interest: 1. Baby Sitting Course (girls and boys ages 11^ £ up) Tuesdays — 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. 2. Behavior Modification Weight Control Program — Adults, Thursdays, 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. If interested please contact Chinook Health Unit, 758-3222 or Marie Sabey, 758-3430. at his young xaay patient «-ne . "I don't like to tell you this, but you've got acute pyorrhea." "Never mind," she said sweetly, "Just get on with your work." FOUND: a pair of- ladies black leather gloves with white fur lining, one pair of __ ________ _ ladies brown knit gloves with leather back. Nee(js SOme work. Cheap. 758-6885 Owner may claim at News Office. FOUND: One lighter. Owner may claim by identifying. Ph. 758-3083. ATTENTION: Make moving your Appliances, etc. easy. See the heavy duty Appliance Rollers now Clearing in the Hardware Dept. „ "Makes housework easier than ever" REGULAR $7.75-$15.00. 1/3 OFF. FOR SALE: Kawasaki 175 Motorcycle. FOR SALE: Baled Green Feed. $70 per ton. Ph. 758—3278. Fabric Sale Blankets Comforters CONSTITUTIONAL SEMINAR 20x26. REGULAR Mrs. Mahlon Bourne Sew and Save” White Sale Towels REGULAR $9.95 Luxurious Bath Towels, Jacquard floral pattern Velours. Pink, Blue, Beige. 24x42, Face Cloths REGULAR $2.95 ea Towels s Velour Face Cloths in Jacquard Floral design SHOWER TOWEL Plain shades of Green, Blue, Yellow, Brown. 36x72 4 099 REG. $14.95 I £ Checked Cotton Tea Towels in assorted colors. 23x34. Tea Towels REGULAR $1.69 TERRY TEA TOWELS Assorted colors and patterns. 14x29. REGULAR $1.98 Dish Cloths Checked Dish Cloths in a variety of colors. 17x17 REGULAR 69$ 49^ Keep Warm THERMOS "WARM & COZY" The remarkable new way to keep warm at night without electric-ty. Made of a space-age material which reflects body heat to provide warmth. Safe, comfortable, effective. These mattress pads are tough and durable, yet comfortable. Ideal for camping, etc. $6.40 & $9.70 DIABETIC EDUCATION CLASSES LETHBRIDGE MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL The next Diabetic Education Class at Lethbridge Municipal Hospital will be held February 16th - 19th. Additional Classes will be held March 16 - 19th; Juvenile Class - April 20 - 23; May 25 - 28; June 15 - 18th. The Classes run for 31j days and are designed to educate the Diabetic and his family in all aspects of the condition. To register for a class, call the Lethbridge Municipal Hospital, 327-4531, Ext. 241. If you have any questions please call me - (Mrs) Darlene Gangur, R.N., Diabetic Instructor. The Magrath Hospital Auxiliary met in the Nurses' Lounge Thursday afternoon for the regular meeting with eighteen ladies present. Business included tentative plans for the Quilt Raffle and Florence Nightengale Tea to be held May 9, 1981. Members and friends of the Auxiliary will again be canvassing for the Heart Fund. Mary Cant is in charge of this. Arrangements were made for Tray Favors for patients in the Hospital on Special occasions. Certificates from the Provincial Government were presented to members of the Auxiliary who are 75 years of age or older in recognition of their services through the years. The ladies enjoyed a social time with lunch served by Ireta Matkin and Lucille Nielson. The next meeting will be April 2nd, 1981. “ Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. to Great Falls, weekend where they attended a Lions Convention. In attendance at the event was the President of Lions International, Lion Bill Chandler of Montgomery, Alabama. The Riries and the Strates report it was a real thrill to meet and hear Lion Chandler who is a dynamic speaker and person. Mrs. Jim Ririe and Fred Strate motored Montana during the "Will your marry me?" the young man asked. "No," the young lady replied, "but I must congratulate you on your excellent taste." Men’s One-Piece Snowmobile Suit For Warmth! Men's Drill Snowmobile Suits with full length zipper, roomy pockets. Lined. Sizes 36,42,44 *55 (REGULAR $69.95) REGULAR $33 - $49.95 V2 Price Men’s Vests Men's Blue Denim Scrubbie Jeans. 1 COUNTER OF BROKEN SIZE RANGE. REG. $27 & &29 Men's Polyester filled and Down filled Vests in assorted styles. ATTENTION: For Cabinet Making, ^Finishing, any type of remodelling, contact Louis Som. 758-6770. ATTENTION CATTLEMEN - especially Pool Members - Order your Ear Tags now. Hardware Dept. Magrath P.H.T.R. (Riding Club) Reorganizational Meeting - February 26, 1981, 7:30 p.m. at Jack Twitchens. Phone 758-6448. All interested people welcome to attend. SWEETHEART DINNER/DANCE sponsored b the Band Parents Assoc, will be held Friday, Feb. 13th in the Big Gym. Dinner served 7 to 8:30 p.m. Dancing at 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Music by Kunkies. Tickets $20 per couple available from Charlotte Anderson, Clark Dainartd, Jim Webster, Lydia Brunner, Lynn Foote or Ellen Stanford. A Soccer Meeting for all parents will be held Wednesday evening, Feb. 18 at 8 p.m. in Room 5 of the High School. Please come out and support us in the organizing for the upcoming season. If you have any soccer uniforms at home, please bring them with you or take them to Lynne Tanner, Donna Kearl, Kathleen Harker or Marie Sabey as soon as possible. FOR SALE: Newly made Lawn Furniture, Round Picnic Table with matching kidney stools, Chairs and Love Seats. Delivered to your lawn. ’ Phone 758-6519, evenings for details. I am interested in joining or forming a Car Pool from Magrath to Lethbridge, Monday to Friday, working hours 8:00 - 5:00. Phone Debbie at 758-6519. Men's Cardigan Sweaters including Velours. REGULAR $25 - $35 CLEARING AT We V2 PRICE ************************ have been so anxious to give our children what we didn't have that we have neglected to give them what we did have. ATTENTION: Magrath Lions Club Steer Raffle Tickets are now available and may be purchased from any Lions Club member or from John Bourne in the Hardware Dept. NOTICE: The Magrath Rod and Gun Club will hold their annual Banquet and Awards Night Saturday, March 7th, 1981 in the Magrath United Church Hall at 6:30 p.m. Tickets may be obtained from John Bourne in the Hardware Dept. ROD & GUN CLUB MEMBERSHIPS - are now due and are available from John Borune, Rodney Arndt or Ken Robinson in Del Bonita. WANTED: Used Car Bed in good condition. Phone Vai Kubassek, 758-6341 10-2272-0016 COFFEE MUGS — popular stacking mugs In white gloss, tulip design. Mix N' Match assorted colours. 46-0774-0029 SUPREME J — 10 inch non-stick, polished aluminum finish. Easy to clean. 36-5648-0083 PROPANE TORCH KIT SUPREME ALUMINUM FRYPAN 2 piece kit consists of propane tank and burner with a dozen uses In the home or shop. < with I *988 .pk PAINT SALE ALKYD SEMI GLOSS ENAMEL 1595 SNOWBRUSH & SCRAPER X, Our MisAT ces the difference O TENDERIZED STEAK ROUND P Skie Spareribs ! MEATY . LB 1« Pork Chops boneless Sausage SUMMER 500 G. STICK . a Bologna SLICED a ]09 it**************************************************************************** A former Magrath resident, Carlton Harold Baxter of Vancouver, passed away in Vancouver Thursday, Feb. 5th, 1981 at the age of 64 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Wanda Baxter. When in Magrath, Mr. Baxter was associated with Alberta Canning Co. Ltd. Besides his loving wife he leaves to mourn his passing one son Bryan of Calgary; three daughters, Beverly Young of Sherwood Park, Carol Baxter of Fort Macleod and Linda Bennett of Edmonton Beach; also Buster and Sarah Morden of Lethbridge; seven step-daughters, Helen Jardine and Mary Anne Brandie of Toronto, Fay Davies of Edmonton, Lynne Bennett of Magrath, Wilma Laubman of Edmonton, Diana Gillespie of Sylvan Lake and Orla McCready of Toronto; 29 grandchildren. He was predeceased by his first wife Elizabeth McGilvary. Funeral services were held Tuesday February 10th in the North Lethbridge L.D.S. Chapel with Bishop Joseph Toth officiating. Interment took place in Mountain View Cemetery. NOTICE: The Magrath Rod & Gun Club will hold a meeting Monday, February 16th at 7:30 p.m. in the Magrath Trading Co. Hall. All members and interest ed persons please attend. WANTED: Ride to Salt Lake City February 19th or 20th. Please phone 758-6261. The young man, dining in the restaurant turned to a pretty girl sitting at a table near him and said: "Pardon me, but i"m sure I've met you somewhere rec ently." "Of course," said the pretty girl, "I go there quite often." DIS TRICT AGRICULTURIST REPORT Watch for These Courses: Western Barley Growers Association - In conjunction with Alberta Terminals Meeting: 1:30 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 16th to be held at Cardston. For more information call Dave Calder-wood at Granum, 687-3888. Reminder - Western Barley Growers Annual Convention, Hospitality Inn South, Calgary on February 25th in the evening. Registration February 26 & 27. Don't Forget - High Moisture Barley Seminar and Bus Tour, Wheatland Inn, Strathmore on February 25th. Dairy Production - February 26th 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Location to be announced. D.L. Steed and John Knapp, District Agriculturists. The weather is always a topic of conversation or theme to write about. • Our recent outbreak of cold weather we can blame on the Hardware Dept. We have observed through the years that when the first display of garden seeds make their appearance in the Hardware the beginning of February, there is an onslaught of storms and frigid temperatures. It never fails. One would think the staff would dread the thoughts of having to dawn "ear muffs and red flannels" because of their thoughtlessness. We are sure we were not alone in finding the disastrous temperature change not to our liking, and hope they will be more considerate next February. Coffee WESTERN FAMILY 454 G . 2e9 Beans GREEN GIANT. WAX OR GREEN 398 ML. 3H49 .1 Cream Corn 39s ml 3il49 Turbot Fish & Chips 567 g I49 INSTANT CARNATION 1.54 KG 619 Crackers J PREMIUM 900 G !" TOMATO SOUP CAMPBELLS 284 ML 3i’l Mushrooms STEMS & PIECES 284 ML 75' Sweet Peas •GREEN GIANT SUMMER 398 ML 3sl49 I Meat Dinners' BEEF stew or wieners & beanst burns 425 g Fresh Produce 99* Whole-Mushrooms white . .LB 1« Macintosh Apples B. C, 3.98' Golden Delicious OR RED LB 35c Lemons sunk .st. .i.LB 59' GREEN PEPPERS f.e. .LB 99'
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