| 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 PHONES: OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 UPSTAIRS & STORE NEWS 758-6377 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday 8 a-m. to 6 p.m. Thursday, July 20, 1989 . '.t". ' MAGRATH, ALBERTA ********************************************************************************************** LADIES READY TOWEAR DEPT. *********************************************************************************************** Summer Sale summer sets slacks & ¡ear ONE RACK ’ — 201 chesses swimsuits blouses jumpsuits denim skirts 50 & summer slacks co-ordinates -^fts dresses , 2-piece X Racks jwe ans sweaters one Table It has came to the attention o± the R.C.M.P. that some young adults have been swimming in the town swimming pool after hours. Besides being very dangerous it is also against the law. Any persons being found in the swimming pool property who do not have the authority to be there will be arrested and charged for trespassing. No warnings will be given. As we come closer to Magrath Celebration Days, the R.C.M.P. would like the people of Magrath to be aware of the laws surrounding firecrackers and fireworks. Fireworks may be used in town if they are the B-type of fireworks, prior to being used the person responsible for them must obtain a permit from the town of Magrath, or the Magrath Firechief. Failure to comply with these conditions will result in seizure of your fireworks. . FIRECRACKERS are ILLEGAL in CANADA, anyone found in possesion of fireworks will be charged, and all firecrackers seized. If you have any further questions regarding Fireworks please do not hesitate to call the local R.C.M.P. detachment. Your co-operation will be appreciated, and will assist in making the celebration days a safe and enjoyable weekend. (R.B. ROBERTSON) Constable Magrath R.C.M.P. Detachment OPEN HOUSE at the Garden City Seniors Centre on Saturday, July 22, 1989, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Come and see our new facility. There will be no worship services held at the Magrath United Church on Sunday, July 23"or 30* CITIZENS of MAGRATH- We are soliciting your support to raise money for the installation of a beautiful cedar sign in front of the Diamond Willow Terrace. The banks both have Trust accounts for this purpose. Resident & Staff FIRST ANNUAL RIGHT RIDERS & BIKE ROADEO- Aug. 1-6, 2-8 p.m. daily. Sponsored by Petro-Canada and Lethbridge and District Exhibition. Children kindergarten through grade 6. For more information contact Petro-Canada or Lethbridge and District Exhibition at 328-4491. You could win: First- 3 in 1 hone entertainment centre; 2nd- Portable AM/FM Stereo with twin cassette; 3rd- Clock Radio with memory téléphoné . • ATTENTION: Class of '79. 10 year Reunion. Anyone,planning to attend this year's reunion please let me know by July 20. We are also having a float in the parade. Meet in. front of the school Saturday, July 22nd at 9:30 a.m. Any questions call Ilona. 758-6579. SHARE THE FUN!I Ccme ride a "bicycle-built-for-two". Sunshine Cycle now open in Magrath. Great activity for all your summer visitors. Hourly and daily rates. Located IstAveN 2St.E. Ph. Smith's at 758-6837 for more information. GREAT GIFT SUGGESTIONS: MAGRATH CURLING CLUB LOTTERY CALENDARS The Magrath Curling Club is now selling 1990 Lottery Calendars. 365 Draws for $50 a day and $100 every second Wednesday plus $100 a day the month of December and $1500 the 31st of December 1990. Calendars are only $30 each. Proceeds go to help build a new Curling Rink. Contact Brian at Magrath Paint & Body; Vicki at Bank of Montreal; Evie at Heme Hardware; or any member of the Magrath Curling Club. MAGRATH PUBLIC LIBRARY STORY HOUR- for pre-school children 3 and over, Wednesday 10:00- 11:00. Summer Reading Program for children who have finished grades 1-6. Children can enroll during normal library hours. Darren and Rebecca Godslave will be catching the rays in Mexico on this rad trip she won in the Venus Swimwear Covergirl Pageant if they decide when to go. If you need a babysitter that loves kids, e.a~l 1 Meghann Dahl.at 758-6347. . FOUND: Child's eyeglasses, at park on West side of town. ■ Ph. 758-6377 ROOM FOR RENT- In private home in South side Lethbridge. Available Sept. 1st. Female student preferred. $300/month. Utilities included. Ph. 327-5332 or 329-9160. If you burn coal I have 100 pounds or more to give away. Ph. 758-3549. (Correction from last week.) ATTENTION- MTM Customers. We will be hauling Friday, July 21st rather than the 22nd because of Magrath Celebrations. For Sale: 1982 Sportsman 8 foot Carrper. 3 burner stove, 3 way fridge, furnace; $1500 o.b.o. 1980 Suzuki 175 dirtbike. Excellent running condition, $600 o.b.o. 1986 Ford Bronco. Fully loaded. Excellent shape and running condition. $16,500. Ph. James 758-6697 For Sale: 1981 Suzuki 250 c.c. Excellent condition. . 1980 Yamaha 80 Trail Bike. Tractor tire for child's sand box. Steel wagon rims suitable for flower beds. 1 sheet 4'x4'xV fireboard asbestos Rearend and axle housing for trailer; complete. Ph. 758-6840 The West Wind Ranches slow pitch team would like to thank all who supported our fund raiser - the 50-50 draw. The lucky winner was Arlene Gruninger, who .won a total of $335. Congatulations1 FOR RENT: Pasture. Ph. 758-3270PRICE BUSTER LAND MARK 5 HP rear tine tiller. Reverse direction tines dig up hard ground and sod more . easily and thoroughly than a con- ■ ventional tiller. Power driven* wheels control ground speed to reduce operator fatigue. Handle > adjusts to 3 different heights for * comfort and 3-positicns side-to-slde so operator need not walk in freshly tilled soil. 18'itilling width. 12.5" x 3.5" wheels* am 5140-“1-1 --- One of the best Water Softeners on the market. Plus - Resin which helps clean the softener. SHEPHERD PORTABLE COOKER 12 qt. aluminum pot with lid. Chrome plated fry basket. 43,000 B.T.U. cast iron burner. 6421-231-1 SAVE 30.00 99 AEG. 129.99 ANT TRAPS ■ Ants enter the trap. remuve a pu- tion c! I he bait and can y it back lo i colony I PACK OF 3. REGULAR $1.79 the nest tn k>•; enlee RICHMOND ICE CREAM FREEZER Makes up to Vi gallon of delicious ice cream. Quick and easy to use. Compact for easy storage 3810-521-1 SAVE 7.00 99 REG. 29.99 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS COUNTESS SPOT & INK REMOVER Removes spots on fabric of Acetate, Nylon, Wool, Polyester, Silk & Cotton. Removes Ink Stains, Paint Stains, etc.> Non toxic, requlär $5.00 *3.<15 Fabrics New colors .in Nylon Tricot are now on display - Peach, Mink, Mint, Burgandy, Gardenia, Rose, Blue, Teal, etc. É25 w neter. A sheer, bias seam binding with limitless end uses. Sheer to match every fabric and bias to work with curves easily. Prevents raveling without adding bulk. Complete with instructions, and sold with a consumer money back guarantee. Í ■ Custom harvesting with Massey 860 combine. St. cut or pick-up. Truck available. Call 758-3276 Verbitsky For Sale: 1977 Skiper Trailer (20 Ft.). Full bathroom, fridge, stove, furnace. Sleeps 6. Excellent condition. 758-6678 32: iS.- Tile trip co WaLerton on Sat. was most enjoyable and relaxing. The BBQ dinner at Waterton Canpground • (Olsen's) was simply delicious- the entertainment a variety of local talent. The trip tp Spruce Meadows for the International Jumping Competition is, still questionable. Date: Sat. Sapt. 9. Cost $10 each for transportation only. Please phone Joyce or Irene by Aug. 1st if you would like to go and your name is not on the list. Are you interested in going as a group to Fort Macleod to see the show in the newly renovated Einpress Theatre? This is excellent live entertainment by university students. Mon.-Thurs. at a cost of $6 each. We will NOT take a coach- cars instead. Date flexible but must be before Aug. 10. Ph. Joyce or Irene SOON!! The Pizza Take-out will be open Friday, July 21, until 10:00 p.m. this week, allowing us to assist the family reunions this weekend. The Take-out will also be open Saturday, July 22, from 9:00 a.m. till 1:00 p.m., for the parade. We will be offering the following Magrath Fair Days Specials: ' An individual Hawaiian pizza plus regular soft drink- $4.00 Ham and Cheese Hoagie plus regular soft drink- $2.50 Drop in at our location across from the Bank of Montreal, or order ahead by calling 758-3169. NOTICE- TOWN & AREA RESIDENTS All Town Improvement surveys must be returned into the Town Hall by 5:00 July 24th. It is very important that we get them all back. If you need them to be picked up call the Town Hall at 758-3212 and we'll cane and get them. Thank-you Very Much TRANSFER STATION will be closed Saturday July 22nd due to Town Celebrations. The station will be open Friday, July 21st from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. There will be a missionary farewell for Kelly Dainard Sunday, July 30 at 9 a.m. in the Welling Chapel. Friends may visit at the Dainard's home Sunday evening. 2 miles East of Raymond junction and h mile North. Don't miss the Roast Beef BBQ on Saturday, July 22nd from 5 p.m.- 8 p.m. at the Arena. Adults $5.5C and Children are $3.50. Everyone Welcome. ■ TO A FRIEND More precious by far than an exquisite pearl Is a friend - one tested and true; Life gives nothing better to mortal belo Thai a friend who will love and trust you. A rose may be sweet, but I hold not more so Than a friend - one who evei'isnear To shield you, protect you and ah what a joy, To cheer you when some days are drear. ' The sky may be dark - the sun may not shine, ’ My frail barque may be tossed, it is true, But I shall not be troubled, 1 shall not repi , For my wonderful friend, 1 have you. ‘ “ _ Mrs. Louis Solem PARENTS- Please advise your children that they should not be parking their bicycles on the bridge to fish in the creek nor should they be fishing from the bridge. Several children have been seen doing this and we would ask that you discuss this danger with them. LOST: Girls pink swimsuit with black geometrical shapes. Ph. ' Alison at 758-3670. FOR RENT: Two bedroom apt. in fourplex Ph. 758-3530 FOR SALE: Tractor cab to fit a John Deere5010 R 20 in good condition. Very cheap. Make me an offer. Ph. 758-6596 « . • ■ • • • • FOUND- Woman's wallet on 2ndSt. No I.D. Owner may claim by identifying at R.C.M.P. office. A COMMUNITY WORKI 4G TOGETHER July 20 . Softball Tooman snt- Bill Al str>n Arena open for eitries in Handiwork Fine arts and He ne preserving- Gladys Larson Fri, July 22 10-12 ' 5 pm 7-9:30 Thurs, 6 p.m. 6-8 pm Entries for Fair taken in Arena Softball Tournanjnt-Bill Alston pm 13th Annual Ma jrath and District Fair opens, cc-Ordinators-Gladys Larson & Jacki > Bly 9-12 pm Fireman's Ball- street dance in front of firehalL- Craig Bennett Sat., July 22 6:30 am 8:30 am 8:30 am Lions Pancake Br jakfast- Wes English Bicycle RoadRace • DeVar Dahl Baby Contest- Do mstairs Arena- . • Shaunna Taylor a id Michelle Strong 10:30 am AtTER THE PARADE Childre i's races by the track- Joanne De rer 12 Luncheon served in Ar >na- George Taylor 12-5 13th Annual Magrath and District Fair 2 Rodeo Grounds- Magarth Rodeo Club- Rod Foggin 5-8 BBQ- Arena- Kim Karr* tn 5 Softball finals-Bill A ston 9 Teen Dance by the Aren, i- Band Boosters 10:30 FIREWORKS- Town P. irk ‘ e. SATURDAY CELEBRA 'ION PARADE Floats: ‘ - Family Floats $100, $60, $40 Commercial- $100, $60, $4i Fraternal- $100, $60, $40 Club Floats- $100, $60, $< 0 Best Decorated Car- $50, ! 30, $20 Novelty Section: Humorous- $50, $30, $2( Motorized Novelty- $50, $30, $20 Children s. Section decorated Decorated Decorated Decorated Decorated Best Best Best Best Best Novelty $6, $4, $2 ALL CHILDREN IN THIS CATEC DRY WILL RECEIVE HORSES: Best Male Rider & The 8tL rmua.1 Magrath Ladies Open Golf T-:, nament- held Sat., July 15th, was an ungual if?p<ì success, fielding 112 entries, ^the most ever)- on a course that is in excellent condirinn, Several outsidfc clubs were represented as well as many from Magrath. \ Much credit and appreciation goes to Vem Wakefield and his grounds crew for their effort, in maintaining the super quality of the course. The ladies favorable remarks were countless and freely offered. The co-operation and suppert received from Club Pro Brian Huculak, Rick Gross, and Brent Bailer left nothing to be desired. Thanks also goes to the men who drove the walkers to their tees, those who assisted with the registration and recording the results, to Bob Mikado and his restaurant staff, and lastly, to the 112 ladies who contributed greatly to the success of their tournament. But, the highlight of the Tournament is always the presentation of the Magrath Trading Co. Parade on Main Street- Dwight Ogden Trophy by Marj Balderson, to the over all low <Jross winner who, this year is« Karen Carney- from Lethbridge C.C. Other winners were: 1st Flight: 1. Marie Uyesugi, Henderson 85;2. Joan Moore, Leth. C.C. 87;3. Lana Hansen, Taber 89; 2nd Flight: 1. Irene Karia, LCC 92; 2. Marina Ramias, LCC’94; 3. Betty Orich, Magrath 95. 3rd FLight: 1. Ruth Yacyshyn, Magrath 93; 2. Donna James, LCC 100; Judy Mikado, Magrath 100 4th Flight: 1. Alice Kamitcmo, Raymond 91; 2. Leota Sloan, Cardston 93 3. Dallas Heggie, Magrath 98. 5th Flight 1. Judy Fukushima, Raymond-99: 2 Grace Navratil, Magrath 100; 3. Bev Fraser, Henderson 102.6th Flight: 1. Angie Kern, Magrath 104; 2. Andrea Meek, LCC 107; Nel Parsons, Watertonl09. 7th Flight: 1. Bobbie Turtle Magrath 105; 2. Joan Nakagawa, Magrath 109 3. Pat Canstock, Vulcan 111 8th Flight: 1„ Vi Armstrong , Magrath 107; 2. Nora Holmes, Henderson 111; 3. Debbie Collodge, Raymond 113. 9th Flight: 1. Sue Mikado, Magrath 101: 2. Mina Andrews, LCC 103; 3. Ollie Erickson, Raymond 105; 10 Flight: 1. Debbie Granberg, Magrath 95; 2. Sue Be Is her, Magrath 113; 3. Gladys Leishman, Magrath 115. 11 Flight: 1. Betty Laidlaw, Magrath 113; 2. Pauline Nalder, Magrath 115; 3. Kay Hadlington, Magrath 117. 12th Flight: 1. Connie Barendregt, Magrath 115; 2. Dorothy Wens-man, Raymond 116; 3. - Ilean Blenner-Hassett, Raymond 122. 13th Flight: 1. Mary Harvie, Raymond 104; 2. Muriel Willians 122; 3. Joy Johnson, Magrath 123. 14th Flight: 1. Isabel Spencer, Magrath 111; 2. Betty Maciura, Magrath 112; 3. Fumi Sekiya, Raymond 113; 4. Karen Lalonde. 115. ■ ■ ■ • ■ . j» r 3. I I 4 Tricycle & Child $6, $4, Bicycle & ( hild $6, $4, $2 Child $6, 54, $2 Group of Tv o $10, $8, $6 Family $15, $10, $5 $2 $1 Horse $¿5, $15, $10 & Horse $25, $15, $10 $15, $1C $25, $15, $10 Female Rider Couple $25, Horse Drawn Family $25, $15, $10 Tennessee Walker $25, $15, $10 Best Best Best Best Best Novelty $25, $15, $10 . ALL FLOATS AND HORSES MEET IN FRONT OF THE HIGH SCHOOL AT 9:30 FOR JtDGING. ALL CHILD-REN MEET AT 9:3C IN FRONT JF CAROL RAASH"S FOR JUDGING (1 block North of the Bank of Montreal). Conscience doesn't keep yj a from doing anything wrong - it just 1 seps you from enjoying it. . •. * • : 1 .Wi ■ . ' • > ' - '4«. 1 ■: '>'■ ■- : ‘ • ■■■ ' ■ X. ■ ■ - ’ ’■ • ■ Ù.” ' ’> ■. ' Xh.ir ¿i-. < a i-T.'-i •'I ■ -Î ji'-’r f : ' ■ hins.:. -¿Sii._ . _ _ ? -Trnquite capable of beating nv : oum du^t particles, tbanJc you- "/ ■d j Steauames Pipar Tùwels ROYALE Jumbo Towels Facial Tissue ROYALE 100 pack 99c vdhnmm Tissue ROYALE 8 pack ÏI» 75 pack toothpaste COLGATE lOOmL 219 Sat Food MISS LEW 170g CAT FOOD KAL KAN 383g MAGIK ”00 mL (prc^duce ïiLUEBERÊÏKS 12 oz basket. ÜECTARM E. næææ □ong English ÎafcWe . . iä New Crop Russet California 10 Lb bag ( meat!) Cross Rib Roast Bacon BURNS PIONEER 500g \ Ham . BURNS COOKED HAM 175g Wieners OLYMPIC 450g . I Sliced Meat OLYMPIC or BURNS 175g ********************************************************************************************* Magrath Band Booster Youth Dance: Saturday, July 22, 9-12p.m., in the Arena. Ages 12 and up. Admission is free. Refreshments will be sold. Music by Pyramid Entertainment. The Southchief All-Stars Junior Little League Team (13 year old) won the district playoffs last week by defeating the Lethbridge All Stars two straight games in a best of three playoff. Last Tuesday Quinn Lybbert and Brad Molcak combined on pitching a 3 hit, 10-3 victory. On Friday Southcheif defeated Lethbridge 16-6 with Danny Balderson as the. winning pitcher. Southchief pounded Lethbridge pitching for 16 hits on route to the victory. The team leaves for Moose Jaw tomorrow for the 10 team Pra-i-riA. Championships. They play Calgary on Saturday, Medicine Hat on Mon., Peace River on Tuesday, and Moose Jaw on Wednesday in the Round Robin portion of the tournament. Semi-finals and finals are slated for next Friday and Saturday. For Sale: Maclnker ribbon re-inker for Imagewriter printer, bottles and ask of ink. Ph. for Bonny. lost Includes 2 large 758-6309 or 758-3072 or misplaced a ball glove. It is a that is fairly new, with a port index finger. If you find the glove We have Wilson glove hole for the _ could you please call or return it to Wayne Harris at 758-6825. Thank-you. A reliable 11 year old who loves small children would like to babysit days or evenings during the sunnier. If you need someone occasionally or on a part-time basis, call Kristyn Tanner at 758-3107. GEORGE HAMILTON IV11 (Grand Ole Opry) Come hear him sing at the Rodeo Grounds 12:00, after the parade. Rodeo performances: Friday 6:00 p.m. Saturday 1:00 p.m. Special thanks to all our donors and all who helped out. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT From July 20-23 Fortune Drive-In has very special offer for you to come and celebrate the Town’s birthday with us. Thank-you. Ph. 758-3600 a MacWest Desktop Printing- Laser printing from page layout to printing-, business forms, business cards, certificates, family histories, flyers, invitation^, mailing labels, menus, letterheads, price lists, resumes, tickets, etc. Ph. Bonny West at 7586309 or 758- 3972. Note: Now able to laser peint IBM files saved on 3k inch disks. FOR SALE: 1100 sq. ft. house. 3 bedrooms upstairs, 2 down; lb baths, finished family room downstairs, mud room, cement driveway, friendly neighbourhood, reasonably priced, ph. John or Ireta BBaallddeerrssoonn 758-6392 5 acres plus older hone located Asking in the 501s. Call Don Wachniak- Homelife House of Real Estate. 329-4663 , _ . . . . FOR SALE: in Magrath. FAMILY WANTED: For 6 bdrm. (4 main, 2 up), lb storey home on large, welltreed corner lot. Tndtides fireplace, main floor laundry, kitchen, large enclosed back entry, double garage, great neighborhood. Also has additional space uostairs for future development. Must come in to appreciate. Drive by corner of IstAve.N & 2ndStE_. or firms 753-5337 for more info. country / grocery!® Yogourt ALPHA I 99< .SPAGHETTI SAUCE RAGU Orange Juice 500g 375g 1.29 McCains 355mL 1.59 Sour Cream pizza Sauce RAGU ___ 69c Peanut Butter SKIPPY Quick Sauce PIE CREAM PIE McCAIN 25ûmL 375g 1.59 3969 1149 Pasta PRIMO ICC Cream big DIppER Tomato Soup MAZOLA 284mL Spaghett i,Linguine. _ Shells or Rotini ' 1.29 BEANS 4 liter 900g W.F. 398mL .69 3.99 Popsicles 2.19 Fudgsicles, Creams icles, Revels 049 12 pack |b 2/.99 Campbell's Soup Cream of Mushroom or Crean of Chicken. 284mL , Fruit Drinks CRUSH 3/250mL 99 I LEMONADE 3 pack W.F. c ea Cookies dads 450g 149 Cereal I Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Pac Man Rocky Road, Count Chocula GENERAL MILLS 2J Cheez Whiz KRAFT 5009 3.89 Margarine 454g W.F. 89 ‘ Marshmallows ■ Pretzels ea 1.59 COKE Diet Coke, Coke Classic, Sprite, Diet Sprite. • 2 liter I .99 12 pack Ginger Ale, Tahiti Treat, Canada Dry, Welch's Grape 4.99 Pepsi or 7-Up QQ 1 liter j Kool-Aid Mayonnaise 89
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