| 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 BARDWARE STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Sa^^,tL,8 a.m. Wednesday . . *" THURSDAY, AUGUST 27th, 1981 ********** magrath, 4 758-3065 to 6 p.m to 1 p.m ALBERTA .a.*********************“****”****. ***** hardware department • . . . .a*.* BACK TO SCHOOL Lined remi paper FRIDAY & SATURDAY, ftllGUST 28TH ft 29TH 0HLÏ. 500 Sheet Refill Pack. Canada brand. College ruled, 7 mm. REGULAR $7.39. WEEKEND ONLY. : REGULAR 2«« CHARACTER Lunch Kitt Plastic Lunch kit with unbreakable Thermos. Flip 'N Sip. * COILED Exercise Bodie " campus 44 SSuubbiject, 320 page coil Books. Dividers. REG. $5.98 49t LAURENT! AN Pencil ’ Crayons ipack of 8 assorted Lloyd’s Metric CALCULATOR ur display of pocket style alculators including Metric and regular. SW.95-S29.95 PENCILS NON SHARPENING Pack of 4 5« TIL SEPT. 30 OHLY? look *0* detail onci ¡est ci s3.00 $3 00 cash refund to» proof-ot purchase lo» 2 tugs ot Prestone II $1 50 cosh refund for proof-ot purchase for 79« PRESTONE JUGS Western Shirts "Adams Rib" Shirts by Lancer. Smart Denims and Western checks in popular shades. New "Big Blues" Western Jeans for Misses and Ladies. Western Peg Leg - latest cut, well tailored. PRICED AT §2© ' and Jean Jackets ? I Western style Denim Jean Jackets for Misses & Ladies. S. M. L. . MO Western Skirts Western style Denim Skirts making a hit this season. Be sure and see these Arrivals. DRESSES New Fall Dresses by Pour Vous in half sizes. Becoming fashions for the New Fall Season. Latest fabrics and shades. SWEATERS & CARDIGANS New Fall Dresses and Suits are now arriving. See the Fall Co-Ordinates. New Fall Sweaters in . Pullovers and Cardigans Becoming styles and shades. Plain and fancy knits to co-ordinat with Skirts and Slacks. lender T®tóes U. 36 to 40 Daisyiresh’ Feminize Bra Front closing bra for the average to full figure-. White Beige. SIZES: OUR SUMMER SHIPMENT OF TENDER TOOTSIES HAS NOW ARRIVED. 1 Thongs STYLES PRICED FROM ONLY Our entire stock of Children's & Ladies Thongs are now clearing out. Be sure to take advantage CHILDREN’S SHOES of this saving : * I Kids Corduroy Sport Shoes in assorted shades. Comfortable wearing, smart appearance. Just the thing for School's beginning. SALE PRICE Back-to-school CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NEWS . . We remind you once more of the September Sth Lunceon where three Provincial Cabinet Ministers will be in attendance to hear Brie s complaints. We sincerely ur&e everyone who possibly can to atten he Luncheon. It «Hl be held in the Drop In Centre from noon to 1:30 p.m. Then we move to the High School Gym where we will be joined by the Hig SCh°A very fine musical program been arranged for the Luncheon, hope to have the Band welcome ViSirira:’to get your tickets early as the Band Parents must know how many to prepare for. Don t be you missed the program. Tickets $5.00 each. has We our sorry are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilson (Elberta Christensen) are the proud parents of a son, Casey Lee 7 lb. 10 oz. born August 12/81 in the Lethbridge Municipal Hospital. Happy’grandparents are Mr. Theodore Wilson of Mr. and Mrs. Heber of Magrath. and Mrs. Lethbridge, Christensen (Winona) Macfar-arrived by air visit her parents 11 Balderson and Mrs. J• lane of Ottawa August 14th to Mr. and Mrs. Fe other relatives. She left to ily and new 1 --- noon, August 24th after enjoyable holiday. _ fly to her famhome Monday after— a very Major & Mrs. Ray Smith of Fort Saskatchewan wete cent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Sparks. Mrs. Ellen Demitri and children Vincent, Clinton an D-Anna of Vancouver are visit ing her mother, Mrs. Jane McKendry. Sunday guests at t._ - were members of her family Mr. Scott and family, Mr. and Mrs. family, Mr. and Mrs. J' all of Raymond; Mr. and Mrs. Lethbridge; Mrs. Ruby Tnska, and Ritchie of Lethbridge, Mr. Triska and family of Sparwood, and Mrs. Barrie Steed are visiting at the and Mrs. Norman the home of Mrs. McKenry and Mrs. Murray _ Sid Scott and Scott and family Ed Frache of Judy, Pamela and Mrs. Stanley B. C. and daughters home of her Christensen. Dr. of Calga parents, ry Mr. and M Jaw h an d M r s . ' C d sister Mr. Mr. of Moose Mr . an in in Lethbridge. jeans Boys' "Sundowner" Denims in popular Navy Blue shade. Sizes: 8-16 yrs. Boys' GWG "Ninety Nine" Denim Scrubbie Jeans, popular cut in Navy Blue. Sizes: 7-14 yrs. just in time for Back-to-School. «25 29 40. Denims HEN'S G.W.G. SOEUBBIE JEANS Youths' &- Men's. Scubbies in popular Denim Blue. Good style, «ell Just the thing for School & Campus. Waist sizes: PRICED AT Boys' Denim Slims in popular style for those School Days ahead. SIZES: 7 to 16 Make sure he has several pair. * ********************** Mr. and Mrs. Brian Miller and family °f Regina have been visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ken Miller. Back-To-School Specials MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF CARDSTON No. 6 GOLF TOURNAMENT Cardston, August 29, 1981 No Green Fees. 18 holes. Juniors - 18 .& lender 8 am Ladies 65 Plus 8:30 a.m. Men 19-64 - Ladies 19-64 Men 65 Plus Free Lunch = i OPEN HOUSE - for Doug & Mildred Harker prior to their leaving for the Winnipeg Mission - Saturday, August 29th at Brook Harkers, 4 to 7 p.m. BEPSPREADS 9:00 a.m. - 10 :00 a.m - 10:30 a.m. Prizes. Chenille Bedspreads in smart two-tone effect. , Brown, Orange or Red with contrasting color. Knee and ankle socks WANTED: 1-2 children, age 2-4 to babysit during weekdays. Have one boy already to play with. For more information please contact Barbara Harker at 758-6315. NOTICE: St. Joseph's C.W.L. will meet for their first Fall Meeting on Wed. Sept. 2nd at 7:30 p.m. at Joann Takacs home beginning with Mass. LOST: Man's gold colored Quartz digital wrist watch. Finder please call 758-6445. KNEE-HI HOSE '83 Kindergarten) Call ( co- NOTICE: 3 yr. olds (Class of Play School - 2 days a week, 1% hours. S. Dahl 758-3685 or L. Tanner 758-3107 operative). FOR SALE: 12 ft. aluminum boat, 6 h.p. used 6 times), oars, gas tank, jacket. All for $1200. and ask for Walter. GIANT FLEA MARKET - Magrath Trading Co. Hall, Sept. 26th. New & old. Call S, Dahl for information on space. 758-3685. WANTED: Ride to B.Y.U. September 4 or 5. Please phone 758-6435. Lisa-Lotta Andersen FOR SALE : Fresh corn. Sophia Bezprozwanna. Phone 758-3458. You will find a good stock of Knee Hi's and Ankle Sox for the Back-to-School Days just ahead (been adult life Phone 329-1349 $1/25 - $2.95 WANTED: Ride to Ogden/Salt Lake City area within the next 2 weeks for Annette Brandley. Ph. 758-6374. If anyone is interested in a , please Marcella Law or Denise Norton. NOTICE: tailoring or alteration course contact WANTED: Used Pints & Quart jars. Phbne 758-3209. I «I to Ladies Slips in Nylon and Perma- Press Cotton/Poly-ester. Lace and eyelet trim. Full and half slip styles. White, Ecru & colors. NOTICE: I will be teaching Piano, Organ and Accordian beginning in September. Please contact Kathy Weing. 758-6601. NOTICE: Will babysit in my home weekdays. Kathy West. Ph. 758-6473. ATTENTION: The Magrath Kindergarten is looking for a Steamer (Wardrobe style) trunk. 'Also an old workable typewriter. Phone 758-3281. Doreen Alston. *************** ladies are most welcome attend. GARAGE enee , August 29th. TIME: 9 a.m. FOR WANTED: Piece of Indoor/Outdoor Carpet to fit in box o'f half ton truck. 758-3281 & JACKETS ETC. WEEK. SEE OUR HALF PRICE RACK OF COATS UPSTAIRS. UTILITY, ALL WEATHER, NEW NUMBERS HAVE BEEN ADDED .THIS NOTICE: The Women's Hospital Auxiliary will meet Thursday, Sept. 3rd at 2 p.m. ' i ch-: Hospital Lour/ge. All interesed SALE - at the Foster resid- 124N 1A St. E. Saturday, Miscellaneous items, to 2 p.m. SALE: Bird cage with stand. Phone 758-3176. Gary & "Bert" Wakely, Heather and Leonard of Peace River are visiting in Magrath renewing acquaintances, guests of Dan'and Greta Mai. NOTICE: The Fall opening meeting of the Magrath U.C.W, will be held MONDAY, September 14th in the United Church Hall, 7:30 pm -til’ Back-To-School Specials Dr. and Mrs. Emerson Blumell have returned home foom a Mission in Germany. They reported their experiences rament Services Sunday evening. If you are planning to travel in Alberta, take advantage of Travel Alberta's year round information service provided free of charge to the travelling public by Travel Alberta, Dept, of Tourism and Small Business. Experienced counsellors Will nrovide information oh Alberta's attractions, events, outdoor adventures, auto tours as well as up to date information on Provincial Parks, Vacation Planning, Hotel & Motel information, campground information (availability of space, campground conditions) etc. Dial Travel (in Alberta Alberta, Toll Free, only) 1-800-222-6501. Salt T ike City announce the marriage of their daughter Becky to Kevin Ririe, son of Ron Ririe and the late Joan Ririe, on August 21st. An Open House in their honor will be held at the home of the groom’s u and aunt, Tyler and Gloria Alston on Friday, August 28th from 7 to 9 p.m. All friends and relatives are invited attend. , Mr. and Mrs. Phares Horman of DISTRICT AGRICULTURIST NEWS New District Agriculturist Appointed Cardston Office - As a way of getting acquainted let me introduce myself and family. My wife's name is Beverly and we have two sons, Courtney and Justin. We are both natives vx Southern Alberta. Beverly is from the Raymond area and I come from the Taber area. I'm a graduate of Utah State University with ah emphasis in Animal Science. While at University I Was a member of the Livestock Judging team which travelled the Westerh States in competition judging. Upon graduating from University I was employed by Olds College as their Sheep Technician, and with Alberta Agriculture, assigned to the Hanna area. As a family we are excited with our appointment to the Cardston M.D. and look forward to working with people and participating in the activities offered by the Cardston area. James R. Hansen, District Agriculturist. Sports Socks Men’s . Sweaters New Fall Arrivals iR'.Mten's Sweaters including5 V Neck Pullovers in plains and stripes. Velour Pullovers in rich Burgandy, Brown. Turtle Necks in assorted éhàdeé. Be Étiré and see these new F*àll Arrivals. to $45 TUB£ SQX Boys' Tube Socks in white with colorful stripe trim. Also Socks in Terry ¿Ad Orlon in assorted shades for the courting School season. BUBBLE RUNNER STHt Neat Blue Deriirfi with contrasting trim. SIZES: $1.98 - $2.98 ******************************* SONG RECITAL - given by Catherine Lewis (daughter of Aurline Tanner Lewis) ¿¿piano, Philip Tillotson, piano, will be held in the LDS Chapel, Magrath Thursday, September 10th, 8:00 p.m. Works including Handel, Wolf, Poulenc, Stravinsky, Scott Joplinj Gershwin, Noel CoWatd. $3.00 pet person. Mr. and Mrs. David Brandley have returned from Ogden, Utah to make their home in Magrath. "Honey," said the husband, "I’d be the happiest man in the world if you could bake bread like my mother used to bake." "I know," his wife agreed. 'But , you would make me the happiest woman alive if you could just make dough like me father used to." VISIT OUR UPSTAIRS LADIES-READY-TO WEAR DEPARTMENT. 1/2 PRICE COAT SALE, CO-ORDINATES & SPORTSWEAR. Open House for Tom & Colleen (Sims) Cochrane will be held at the hohe 'of Don and Lora Harker, Saturday, August 29th from 7 to 9 p.m. All friends are invited to attend. One thing sure, youMll never stumble K4 ««A ** A J o 4 a dsawYX. BRCK-TO-SCHOOL Fabrics $11.95 DENIM suits, jumpers, etc. 150 cm wide. PRICED AT .$15.95 M. TARTANS* Handsome Tartan plaids to right for kilts, skirts, etc. 150 cm wide. PRICED AT $11,95 M. TRFVIRA’ Smart crease-resistant Fabric in Blue, Beige, Brown. 150 cm wide. DDTMTFn PTDh1YoESlTFESR*i Jpulesat siinng tipmaet tefornr s yoonu r bFacakll ground colors of Blue, Brown, Green, Rust. 150 cm wide. priced AT $8.95 M. PRINTS * Polyester & Cotton Prints in a good selection of pattern and color choices. 115 cm. wide. PRICED AT $6.95j $7.95 M. YOU WILL FIND A GOOD SELECTION OF LACES & TRIMS FOR YOUR SEWING REQUIREMENTS. priced from.60$ - $4.00 M ********************************** A very pretty Summer wedding took place August 15th, 1981, when Lynda Jane Leishman, daughter of Dee and Leitha Leishman and Andrew l^ur Kennett, son of Robert and Peggy Kennett of New Sereta, were married m the Alberta Temple with Patriarch Nyal Fletcher officiating The wedding party then returned to the Leishman home for a lovely luncheon which was served on the patio with immediate family and friends attending. The toast to the bride was given by her brother Gregory with the groom responding. The bride chose as her attendants Debbie Jensen as maid of honor with Diane Kennett, Signe Brown and Vicki Kado as bridesmaids. The best man was Paul Kennett with Blake Leishman, Jamie Kennett and John Kennett as groomsmen. A Calling Reception was evening in the Cultural Hall with the bride and groom’s parents as hosts. Gregory, Linda and Rodney Leishman re ceived the ¡uests at the door. Bev Biddlecomb presided at the guest register. Mrs. Bernice Coleman was in charge of the reception luncheon assisted by many friends of the family. Following a and groom shall held Saturday Navy Blue Denim in a choice of Cotton and Cotton/Polyester. Two widths to choose from. SALE PRICED AT 395 THANK YOU: Our most sincere thanks to everyone who helped in so many ways, and in so doing made ¿fane and Andy's wedding day such a happy and memorable occasion. Robert & Peggy Kennett, Dee & Leitha Leishman, Andy & Jane Kennett. short honeymoon, the bride make their home in Calgary. *********************** POLICE REPORT back in session. This means Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Harker have had as their guests his daughters Dorothy Bramhall and Rhean Griffin of Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Harker and family of St. Paul, Minn, have been visitors at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ken Harker. M^r. and Mrs. Johnny Bibo of Hanna were visitors during the weekend at the home ofhis ' ’ Bibo . mother, Mrs. Jennie Next week, school is will be in effect again. In watching these areas several infractions are being of vehicles. There are dally with vehicles -waiting to pick up children, to your children when trying to cross the Also, it was noted both by observing and of speeding and general hot rodding going on also dangerous to the students on foot. Consider this write-up fair warning t be patrolled and watched. Park and drive app that school speed zones during previous years, it has been noted that lot is the school zones are going roprlately. Cpl. J.C. Ferguson. to Bae* to Schort MEAT. < ». ROLLED, BONELESS,.LB Pork Chops loin LB |98 Sliced Side Bacon B URNS LB |98 Bulk Wieners LB B U L K l29 Sliced Bologna !» ■k A * A , , I , , . I » . • • • ’ ' • 1 ’ • ’ ’ ' ' 1 ’ *********************** Cemetery. Relatives from a distance here to attend the funeral were Mr. an Mrs. Leslie Schneyder, Sherrl_a*?.p Michael, their daughter Mrs. Oebbie Person and daughter all of Clares Ville, Texas; Mrs. Emelie Heyer and Donald and daughter: Mrs dean Sage. of Sacramento, Cain.» m • Ron Karpiak of Weston, Ontario. THANK YOU: We would like to express our most sincere thanks to and neighbors for the of sympathy and acts of kindness in so many ways shown us in our recent bereavement. Mrs. Mike Schneyder & Family. ,, g , ‘ ’ ********************** passed 1981 at ■ ********************* Mr. Mike Schneyder Sr. away Saturday, August 22, -the age of 80 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Sarolta Schneyder of Magrath. Born at Kolionter, Hungary, May 30, 1901, he farmed with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Schneyder were, married January 6 , 1926 and he immigrated to Whitewood, Sask, in 1927, later moving to Magrath in i,28: He .a. joined by hie »tie and daughter in the fall of 19 9. Mr. Schneyder continued o farm in the Magrath area until retiring the fall of 1954 when he built a new home in Magrath where he resided until his passing. The Schneyder residence , beauty spot in the town with it s well kept lawns and flowers which were hobbies of Mr. and Mrs. Schneyders. He aa fisherman and he and Mrs. - spent many 1 . outings trout fishing. Left to mourn his passing b sides his loving wife Sarolta are 3 sons Mike Jr. (Margaret) and two daughters Mrs ». .« .i- ^iid^ 1-%:: « of SgLth, one sister in Hungary. Funeral Mass was celebraiad day morning August 25th in St. rick's Catholic Church with Father W. J. MacDonald- celebrant, sennini:: f^n”Coer” ceiriffEMder“leyr?oZ ’ 1 I 1111 ardent Schneyder happy and successful ) Farewell Testimonial the Magrath First ______ _ honoring Gregory of Addie & Lois Bourne. --- : was offered by Special musical numbers -l vocal number ' 0 If I " by Kelly Stevenson, Karen Alston, Lisa and Joann Ririe accompanied Fletcher, and a pianoSweet Hour of Prayer by and Mark Pitcher of Speakers for the service r - - --- , Ted Clifton with closing remarks by Gregory. The closing prayer was offered by Neal Bourne. G«gory reports to the Mission 7 coir Lake City September H1o0mthe and will labor in tchuee San Diego Mission Field. A Missionary Service was held in Ward Sunday evening Bourne, son - The opening prayer Cam Cook. rendered «re a Were An Angel” Karen Wilde, Stringam --- by Charlotte organ duet " David Cahoon Cd^dston. i . were Addie and Lois Bour*®? Studio'Öne Dance Academny will begin Tap classes Sept. 9th a Jron In Center. Wendy Spoulos will_ be teaching Grade 1-4 tap an poss ibly a beginner class (age 4-5) tap & ballet. Anyone interaa^ 3061 these classes please phone 758-3061, Kathleen Harker.
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