| 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 HARDWME. 758-3065 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday. . 8 A.M. to 6 P.M Wednesday .8 A.M. to 1 P.M HiURSDfflf, JUNE ^th 1979 . MAGRATH, ATraryra **************************************************************************************** *****************L**A**D***I*E**S* ****R**E**A**D***Y**-*T*O***-*W**E**A**R********************************* Kehdnator SEE THE KELVINATOR ALL REFRIGERATOR PEATURING SPACE SAVER COMPARBffiNT DOOR, VEGETABLE CRISPER, M2AT KEEPER, MOULDED-IN EGG CONTAINER, 4 ADJUSTABLE SHELVES, 1 FIXED SHELF. AVATTAHTf! IN WHTTC OR AI2OJD - BOTH IN STOCK. Grass Seed FARMSRS! We still have a few bags of Beaver Alfalfa and Orchard Grass on hand. ADWIQN GARDENERS We have #25 bags of Commercial Deris Dust. (Approx. % the price • of buying small packs. PRICED AT. gg **G**L*A*D*I*O*L*I *B*U*L*B*S* **.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*. *l* *P**R*IC*E**** Ctafrol Products Loving Home GOLF CLUB NEWS In Hair Color The Magrath Golf Club will hold is official opening on Saturday, June 16, 1979 at 12 noon. Opening ceremonies will be held at the Golf Course and anyone interested would be welcome to attend. The course hhs been expanded to 18 holes mainly through the efforts of Mr. Lawrence Ehlert and club members. Local dignitaries and provincial ’recreation people will be in attendance. The ceremony will be quite at 12 noon. Afterwards the special guests will sit down to a luncheon at the clubhouse and then participate in some golf. MAKE TOURS A CAREFREE SIGNER WITH A NEW HAIR TCNI, RICHARD HUDNUT, ETC. IN TOUR FAVORITE HOME PERMANENT. EASY INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDED IN EACH CNE. MAGRATH OPEN SET FOR JUNE 23 The Magrath Men's Open Golf Tournament is set to go on Saturday, June 23/79. This is the first tournament for the new 18 hole, course. The tournament is divided into two brackets. The championship bracket is open to anyone wishing to compete. This will be 27 holes of medal play. The other bracket will be divided into flights of eight according to handicaps. This is for match play. Entry fee for the tournament is $20 per person which will be used entirely for prize money. Entry fee and 18 hole handicap must be submitted to Lawrence Ehlert, professional of the Magrath Goli Club, by Saturday, June 16th. Dave Lowry, Tournament Chairman. TENNIS NEWS PLAY OFF: Locay 15 & Under, Sat. June 9th 18 & Under - check with Betty Mikado, Conditioner CNLY SOLUTION for hair & skin conditioning. 225 ml. $2.49 Clifton Bubble Bath, AGREE SHAMPOO « REGULAR at 9 A.M. Donna Bort or A. Stevenson. CARDSTON REGIONAL PLAY OFF: 15 & Under - Sat. June 16th at 8 P.M. Magrath Courts. 18 & Under - Friday June 15th 6 P.M. on the Cardston Courts. 19 & Over - Open Tourney, Cardston Courts. Date will be posted.______ Popular new Agree Shampoo for lasting hair cere. Makes your ■hair more manageable. 350 ml. . REGULAR $3.19 Good stock Bath Salts REGULAR of and Bath Oil. $1.50 . The Magrath Junior & Senior Annual Fashion Show will be held in the School Gym, Wednesday, June 13th at 7:30 P.M. Everyone is invited to attend. 'NOTICE: It seems I have made a few enemies over 'the issue of stray dogs. For this I am sorry. However I will continue with the policy of destroying dogs which enter my property. We have a commercial rabbit project and only a slight disturbance or fright can cause the females to •kill their own young. If I had some means of identifying ownership of these dogs it could be a different matter. Dog owners should be aware 'of the laws concerning confinement of their animals and may I suggest had it been my dog on your property you would have taken the Rama action as I. Please assist me in keeping a few ^friends in Magrath & district. Robert Rasmussen •FOR SALE: 1975 Yamahao 250 Endoro motorcycle. : . Ph. 758-3442. Two local families, the Ed Lawlors and the Jim Websters, have opened a new business "Superheat Fresh-air Fireplace Ltd., a complete line of fireplaces and accessories at 237-13 St. N., Lethbridge. ’ "Alberta Women's Week 1979 will be held at Olds College July 9-12. Registration forms & information - call 653-4461. Deadline is - ^a!5th. District Home Economist. | Mr. and Mrs. Alan Anderson and sons of Minneapolis' are visiting his parents Mr. 1 Sv Mrs. H.H. Anderson. They are accompanied her mother Mrs. Cleo Ririe of Provo. June . REGULAR $1.98 and by DEL BONITA HISTORICAL SOCIETY The Del Bonita Historical Society has been organized. We're going to compile, edit, and publish a book on the unique history of this part of the southern border area of Alberta from its earliest beginnings to the present. If you, or your parents or grandparents ever lived in the "Lease Country" or in school districts of Twin River (Hacke) Hillmer, Shanks Lake, Del Bonita, Lens, Rinard, Valleyfield (Whiskey Gap) or Ross Lake, you are asked to write your family story and include pictures which can be published in this book. In' order to make our book more interesting and authentic, we need pictures for our special sections. Pictures must have sender's name and address on the back so that we can make sure these will be returned to you. Would you please identify everyone in the picture, where possible, and tell what the picture is about. Luxurious Brushed Nylon for making Lounging Robes, Drapes, Bedspreads, etc. Blue, Beige, Brown. REG. $4.95 54" or 154 am. 100% polyester Assorted shades in Polyester Sewing Thread. PEG. 69£ spool e service, churches, clubs,’organizations, sport, post offices, communications, modes of travel, anecdotes, poems, sketches, R.C.M.P. Customs of Entry, etc. • There will be special sections for brands, golden wedding anniversaries, special community celebrations, military schools, humorous and Port Would you like to win a book? One will be given for the name of the book, and one for the cover design chosen, so please submit your ideas for book title or cover illustration. A deposit of $10 per book will reserve a copy for you and help us with financial* commitments. A receipt will be issued. . We reserve the right to edit, if necessary. Please send your family story, pictures and other information for this book before September 15, 1979 to Del Bonita Historical Society, Del Bonita, Alberta TOK OSO or Joyce Holliday, Editor, Del Bonita, Alberta. Saturday, June 2, 1979 was the day chosen by Shauna Rae Harrison and Roger Dale Davies to be married. The bride is the daughter of Merlin and Jolayne Harrison and the groom is the son of Elizabeth Davies. The marriage took place in the Alberta Temple, Cardston, with Bro. Lorenzo Davies officiating. A family dinner followed at the Cobblestone Restaurant in Cardston. A program was enjoyed by all. Jack Humphreys, uncle of the bride, gave the tribute to the bride and the groom responded. A reception was held in the Magrath Assembly Hall Saturday evening. Jerilynn Prince, sister of the bride, was Matron of Honor with bridesmaids Krisann Harrison, DeNae Harker, Laurel Davies and Leanne Best Man was Duane Thomson with groomsmen Davies, Lance Harker and Dave Hall. Cora Crawford sat at the guest book table Collean Lybbert and Leslie Bullock received gifts. Greeting the guests as they arrived were Myra and Jack Jumphreys and Robert and Maureen Rasmussen. Carol Lowry and Marie Stevenson were in charge of the kitchen with a number of ladies assisting. Ann Pilling supervised the tables with Mia Maids and Laurels serving. Norma Pilling served the cake. The hall was beautifully decorated for the occasion in colors of yellow, green and white. The happy couple will make their home in Magrath for the summer months. Davies. Greg and k-—T^n; WvMotO who helped decorate, helped in the sho served, and all those who do- Protects your garments frctn moths. Kills clothes moths and larvae. Also keeps the mice away when used in clothing, etc. that is stored. REG. $1.39 lb. •— • y We appreciate so much all of the help given to Shauna and Roger's wedding day so special, those girls way. Merlin Elizabeth Davies, Shauna & Roger Davies. us in making Thank you to kitchen, the nated in any & Jolayne Harrison, 1” WEAR AS WELL AS Men’s Short Sleeve Metis Dress Stacks Men's Short.Sleeve Shirts in assorted self patterns and shades. Perma Press fabrics for easy sunmer care. REG. $11 to $22 T-SHIRTS Jantzen T Shirts in smart styles for Sumner wearing. Popular to choose from. ***********♦*'********************************* David. $29.95 Ties regular 1 RACK OF MEN'S DIESS SLACKS IN PLAINS, CHECKS & PIAIDS. ASSORTED SHARKS, * NICE FOR SLM4ER HOLIDAY CO-ORDINATES s24 (Regular $14.95 to DRESS TIES A nice selection of including pre-tied, _ in plains and patterns. $5.00 to $8.00 David & Laree Scott are please to announce the birth of their new son Jeffrey Jeff was born Wednesday, May 30th. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Tanner are the proud parents of a daughter born June 1st in the Magrath Municipal Hospital. Happy grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bolokoski and Mr. and Mrs. Pingree Tanner all of Magrath, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gruninger are receiving congratulations on the birth of a 7 lb. 14 oz. son born Jung 5, 1979 at Star City, West Virginia. Paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gruninger share in their joy. Past District Governor Charles District Sweaters men's jantzen cardigan sweaters in a NICE SELECTION OF STYLES AND SHADES. INCLUDED ARE PATTERNS AND SELF PATTERN KNITS. x ' * 0 'I ' *************************************** Relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mrs. Prudence Poulsen in Lethbridge Wednesday, May 29th to honor Mrs. Olive Bradshaw on the occasion of her birthday. and Mrs. Matkin attended the Lions District #37 Convention in Kalispell, Mont, during the weekend when some 1000 persons gathered at the Outlaw Inn. Lions Charlie was honored for the oldest in attendance in points of Lionism with 41 years to his credit, 37 years of perfect attendance and as the first Governor in Dist. D. when it was first organized in 1948. Mrs. Anita Whitt has just returned from Ronan, Mont, where she attended the funeral of her brother Del Carbine on Wednesday, May 30th. She was accompanied by her son Mr. Rad Whitt of Lethbridge. , Mr. and Mrs, Ted Christensen of California are visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Christensen. A wedding of interest to Magrath residents took place in Blairmore, Friday, May 18th when Jean Thomson, daughter of Mrs. Joyce Thomson, and Marvin Harker, son of Mrs. Alice* Harker, were united in marriage. Attending the bride and groom were Mr. and Mrs. Don Thomson of Blairmore. “ The happy couple will make their home in Bellevue. THANK YOU: Ron and Barbara Harker would like to thank all the people who attended their reception and for-all the lovely certainly come again. Ron & WANTED: Boy 15 school, on Saturdays and during Summer holidays. Contact the Hardware Dept.; WANTED: Band shoes - Ladies 9% or 10 or Men's 7% or 8. Also Men's size 9. Need Scout hat too. Please phone Mandins, 758-6842. . PUBLIC NOTICE: Main Street Irrigation - anyone shittiig off pump please phone Ernie Hlllmer 758-3271 or 758-3229 reason for shotting it off. REMEMBER - St. Joseph's Parish Picnic will be held next Sunday, June 10th at Woolford Park. Mass will be said at 12 noon, your own hamburgers, wieners, buns, for your family. For the Summer months, Mass will at 11:00.instead of 9:00. LEFT AT POST OFFICE - sometime ago: Pair of Ladies tan rimmed glasses. FOUND: Ball glove with name TOM. Call Elizabeth Davies, 758-3156. NOTICE: The Women's Hospital Auxiliary will hold it's June meeting, Thursday afternoon, June 14th at 2 P.M. in the gifts. They will in handy. Thanks Barbara. or 16 to work after regular price Levi Blue Jeans in ■ popular Boot Cuts, Bell Bottoms, etc. Broken size range. Levi’s! Bring etc. Men's Westerns, Dress, Play and Work. Also Boys' styles. Straw Hats including $2,95 to $9.95 Sorrel Mare. Broken, 653-47G4 evenings; Nurses Lounge. FOR SALE: 4 year old easy to catch. Phone 653-4628 days. Cardston. FOR SALE: Baby Buggy—stroller combination and walker. Ph. 327-3644. NOTICE; The United Church Ladies Aid will meet Tuesday afternoon, June 12th at 2:30 P.M. at the home of Mrs. Greta Mai. NOTICE: The annual open air Worship Service and Pot Luck Dinner of the Magrath/Cardston United Church charge will be held at St. Mary's Dam this Sunday, June 10th with service at 11 A.M. Please bring a pot luck dinner. All members and friends of Magrath, Cardston, Del Bonita and Spring Coulee are invited to attend. In case of inclement weather, usual Worship Services will be held at the two churches. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE.FOR ALBERTA BUSINESSES: The Alberta Opportunity Company makes term loans to new or existing businesses in Alberta which are unable to obtain the required, financing from other lenders on reasonable terms and conditions. If ‘ you need financial assistance to help start, modernize or expand a worthwhile enterprise, an AOC representative, Albert Wong, Loans Of at the Magrath Town Office, Wednesday, June 13th from 2:00 to 4:00 P.M. Appoint- 1 ments can be made by calling 329-5474. i REMINDER: "Improve Your Outlook on the i World! Education Week 1979 will be held at the LDS Raymond Stake Centre June 7,8, 9th. Faculty from major universities will be on hand for many outstanding classes. For tickets and information contact Savages, 758-3050. . FOR SALE: 1970 Starcraft trailer. 758-3079 Men's Leather Work Boots tan uppers with light rubber sole. Steel box toe. REGULAR $49.95 758-6219; Fletchers, 758-3513 or Harkers, TO GIVE AWAY: Male Kittens. 758-3409. »8 UP ************************** BE SURE TO SEE OUR NICE SELECTICN OF LADIES T SHIRTS Ladies'Swimwear Swimsuits designed for a leisure, carefree summer. One and two piece creations.for Mother, Daughter and for the Junior Miss too. Be sure to see our rack of. gorgeous - — . Summer Swimwear and select your favorite style soon. GIRLS SWIM SUITS INCLUEED. PRICED FROM mmer Time is .TIME Yes. Sumner Time is Sandal Tine and we have a nice selection of Sandals for Women and Qi rl? xran size 9 up. Play styles as well as Dress styles in Leathers, Vinyls as well as Linens You are sure to find a Sandal to your liking SEE OUR SANDAL SELECTICN SOON. PRICED FROM . - SECOND SKIN Seamless Stretch Bra that makes your clothes look smooth, you lock super. Seam- M less cups, Polyes- <1(1 ter & Spandex. $10 RACK KIDDIES WEAR LADIES LADIES SKIRTS DRESSES DUSTERS & SLACKS SMOOTHING PANTY BRIEF Comfortable, lightweight Panty Brief that will compliment your favorite dresses, pants, skirts. Has smoothing tunny panel plus stretch light — weight fabric 1 ' SHORTS Round Steak w . . . S ALAMI 6 OZ PKG 79« **************************A***************A********A**********a*******^^*^aaa^^aaaaa liar Thn Îlna^Baud.COnC!rn °! *he season was held in the School Gym Thursday evening, May 31st. Under the baton of Band Master Boyd Hunter, the Junior High Band performed followed by the Senior High Band s rendition of some favorite Marches. Solo performances were included in the Pop Band numbers with "Highlights of Exodus" Si« Roger! ' Vict°^ at Sea" included a trumpet solo by Cam Cook and a oiano solo by Heidi Engen. The Band also played "Tuentiana - Songs of the 20’s" bv Ades and "Parade of the Charioteers" by Rotsa fro« "Ber. Hur". JoanrAlrie render^ an "“’.¡SÎ „it the Wind Ensemble in the Abduction from the Seraglio". Following the Bands’ performances, Mr. Hunter presented special awards to students Monte Kunimoto, Cam Cook, John Ratke, Tom Dudley, Diane Karren, Mark Harker, Lana Cook: to rum Majors Brad Karren and Brad Sabey; to outstanding bandsman Logan Atwood and to Kim Stanford as most improved student. This was the final concert under the direction of Band Master Hunter and President Dorothy Engen, in her address to the assembly, told how students, parents and the Association appreciated all thé" work Mr. Hunter had done with the Band in the eleven years he had been conducting - since it's beginning. Eden Engen presented Mr. Hunter with a gift from the Junior Band. In a presentation from the Senior Band of a T Shirt enscribed "The Leader of the Band" and a set of cuff links, President of the Student Band Council, Diane Karren, said Mr. Hunter was the best Band Director they’d ever had. " In a touching reply Mr. Hunter told of the saddness he felt, especially when he realized it would be the last time he would be with the band in concert. Mr. and Mrs. Hunter were presented with a painting by Karen Heninger from the Band Parents Association presented by Mrs. Engen as well as a plaque with Clark Dainard making this presentation. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Hunter will be making their home at 1045 Cambridge Road, Kaysville Utah The Band Parents served a delicious lunch at the evening’s conclusion when pictures * were also taken of the Band and it's members. SUMMER GAMES PLAY OFFS. M.D. OF CARDSTON EVENT CLASS DATE TIME PLACE Tennis 16-18 yrs June 15th 5 p »m» Cardston, Alberta Tennis ' 15 yrs. & under June 16th 8 a.m. Magrath. Tennis 19-35 yrs June 19th 5 P • TD « Cardston. Tennis 36-45, 46± June 20th 5 p • m « Cardston. Cycling All Classes June 26th 5 p • ID.« Cardston. Archery All Classes June 27th 6 p .m. Cardston Golf All Classes June 16th 1 p.m. Cardston Horseshoe All Classes June 16 1 p.m. Del Bonita Equestrian All Classes June 23 7 p.m. Agridome Swimming All Classes June 9,16,23 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. Frits Sick Pool, I Trapshooting All Classes June 16th 101 a.m. Cardston. Small Bore All Classes June 16th 101 a.m. Cardston. Soccer and Slowÿitch teams will be notified of dates. H.L. West. Ph. 653-3274. .Soft harvest i# ,, ,•. 59^ Cheese Slices KRAFT 16 OZ. I B I Mushrooms BUTTON W,F, 10 OZ . . . ,,,,,,, 69* • • 1111««1111111iLB 111 CUCUMBERS SEEDLESS, .LB 29* 39c
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