| 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. FHONES? OFFICE 758-3533 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3005 SCORE HOURS: MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY .8 A.M. to 6 P.M. WEDNESDAY ,.,.,t.o8 A-M, to 1 P.M. . SATURDAY. 8 A.M. to 7 P.M. THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1973 . <■ «MAGRATH, ALBERTA. LAD DRESSES 1 RACK OF LADIES DRESSES IN A NICE ARRAY OF STYLES, COLORS AND FABRICS. SUMMER CLEARANCE . 1 Rack of Girls Dresses in assorted styles including some popular Jumper styles o Here is a . _ „ —. . _ — a chance to really save. / <_ I |\ |~ Hll 111111)11 llliHIIlH III It III lltl IIH li IHIIIHIUIHIIIIHIII11IIIHIIIH IlillfllU I IliltHI IIII HUilllilllHlI 111 llUI 111 ll 11 III IIHItllHII III II I lliltlilll 111 lilllllHII lllllltlHI Illi Hllltlll III1111II111 > U. GIRLS' DRESSES SUMMER SHOES LADIES & MISSES SUMMER SANDALS AND SUMMER WHITE SHOES CLEARING AT THIS LOW, LOW PRICE MISS OUT ON IT. SWIM SUITS MISSES AND LADIES SWIM SUITS IN ONE AND TWO PIECE STYLES« NYLON STRETCH, KNITS AND TERRY IN BECOMING FASHIONS. |/3 OHF u WILL FIND A GOOD -'PLY OF SUMMER CARD-rQ *T REGULAR $9.95 to $19.00 SUMMER SHORTS^TOPS Misses & Ladies Summer Shorts and Summer Tops in a variety of styles and '.olors SAVE THIS WEEKEND AT . 1 ' . .WHWI■ <f.HlHHHHHHtHlHHt'U'IHI‘1 !•••«»••HiM.tr MAG RATH ’’RADING CO' 'PANY LTD. ■SOUTHERN ALBERTA 1975, WINTER GAMES NOTICE On Saturday, July 21st, at 3‘.30 P.;M,, the Canada Games Torch Parade will make its v»ey through- Magrath, On June 17th this torch was .lit by Brome Minister Trudeau in Ottawa and from ¿here flown to Newfoundland to start its '.■OUT' across Canada0 ' It will end up in. New 'Westminster ~. Burnaby op August 2 for the ' Canada-. Summer Games- To help this region celebrate its successful bid for the 1975 Winter Games, permission was given to have the torch tour area, It is felt that one of the main -ocisons that this area was successful in obtaining the 1975 Winter Games was because u the regional concept approach, This is ¿ae first time that such an approach was attempted, . A flag-raising ceremony, which will be carried out at the saye time as the Torch Parade, is our means of emphasizing the Regional Co-operation ,o,i posting the 1975 winter Games, Delegations from both the Federal and Provincial Governments will be at the cenotaph to present the Games flag to Magrath to show bur involvment in the Winter Games. Come show that^Magrath has the enthusiasm end interest to host such an event, Daye Lowry, c a • c e c SUMMER GAMES INFORMATION ' Raymond-' is -host for the Summer Games this year. Rally & Parade start at 9 A.M, First day only of competition starting at J1 ! clock. Other days 'Starting approximately at 10 o'clock. Summer Games buttons are now on sale at bl-00 bach, -A Summer Games button is your ticket into the Summer Games, and by buying your buttons here you support your o?n M,D, Theire will not be a ■ bus running to the S-jmmer. Games this year, All Athletes are co find their own tran.spprtation. Anyone interested in INTERMEDIATE or SENIOR Track and Field contact Frank Kerr Immediately at 75^3077;- SUMMER GAMES SCHEDULE i July 25th: Track & FielcJ, Slow Pitch Jr, - GJ r.1 s Swimming, Tennis -- 14 & underi ¿u.i.y 26th:, Track & Field, Jr, Men's Swim, Jr.nms - IS & under, Slow Pitch,- - r ilv 27th: Track & Field, . Slow Pitch Jr, ’ Mui- Swimming,. Tennis - 19 40, July 2Sthi A’rchery. Slow ’Pktc'h, Golf - 45~54 li-ap - 9 AoMoj Tennis Sr, Horseshoes,. Equestrian, . ’■ Your Sports Chairman for Magrhth is " .Jan Dudley-. Further information required, louse contact him, Alice Stevenson, Recreation, a 5 • o • 0 Tennis Pull Board Winner - #64, Mr. .! ‘3erry, the lucky, number being pulled by Randy Mlehe, . , " Thank you for your>support. The money o': to purchase trophies and medals . - - for Fla^e- Mate- - Julv 2Ath. Of interest to a number of Magrath residents is the announcement of the passing on July Uth of Mr. Edwin Otto (Pete) Pedersen of Edmon-ton wh© passed’away in the Leduc Municipal Hospital in his 72nd year. He was born in Hetland, South Dakota coming to Wetaskiwin with his parents in 1902, later moving to' a homestead at loug-- heed in 1906, He had been associated with the Bank of Montreal for 44 years/ retiring in 1963 o * " ’• He had served the Bank in Grande Prairie, ■ Magrath, Thorsby, Tofield, and after retiring worked in the Branch at Rainbow Lake, ’ He was very active in community affair . proficient in hockey, golf, curling and baseball. He was a great musician playing in many bands and several*orchestras. He is survived by two brothers, A Masonic graveside service was held Saturday, July 14th at the Lougheed cemetery, interment in the family plot. You are cordially invited to be present at the marriage of Carol Ann Hegi,’ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hegi of Lethbridge and Timothy Clayton Peirens, son of Mr, and Mrs, Rene Peirens of 'Spring Coulee on Saturday, August’ 4, 1973 at 4 P-M - at the Spring Coulee United Chur'ch. An open dance is being held at the Spring Coulee Hall at 9 P.M, All friends and guests are welcome.- ’ " The children of Bill & Myrtle Passey wish to honor their parents* 6.0th Wedding Anniversary with a Garden Party Monday, July 23rd at their home in.Magrath, They will be happy-to greet'all relatives and friends from 6 to 9 o’clc''kr Dawn Michele Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Anderson of Spring Coulee, passed away suddenly Tuesday, July 10th. She was 18 years pf age. ’ Besides her loving parents she is survived by one sister Mrs. G. B, (Sharon) Selby of Beamsville, Ontario, two brothers Pat of Calgary and 'Terry of’ Taber, and her grandmother Mrs. Della Salmon of' Lethbridge Funeral services were held Friday, July 13th at Martin-Bros. Memorial 'Chapel with Rev. Father J.A. Carrell O.M.I. officiating. Interment took place in the family plot, Archmount Memorial Gardens.'- There may be some truth to this reincar nation theory, judging by the way some people come back to life at ^quitting timeMAGRATH , RAD I NG CC.JPANY LTD HARDWARE DEPT Oont su/jci with an overheated home \ during this hot summer season. 3nsta J AIR CONDITIONER in your home 0 PRICES HAVE BEEN SLASHED. '■'ortable Air Cond-- . ■ Loners that fit . 2 •_ your window o /I. an ELECTROHOME AIR CONDITIONER - 6000 B.T.U. Slides conveiji’^ntly in your window,, REGULAR $179»95 R.C.À. ¿IR CONDITIONER R.Coüc AIR CONDITIONER - 6000 b,t.u> REGULAR - 8000 BcToUo REGULAR $239e00 «••••••OS » ??0LDING LAWN CHAIRS?. Folding Aluminum frames with colorful ” Buy several low, low price.j Just- the thing foi* putting Patio or taking camping, etc-. LLolxc «pP * fy © r> « • e polypropylene webbing in a variety of oolors-. ax this on your 4- - 38t NEDDIES FOLDING ALUMINUM LaWN CHaIRS, REG» $5.19 . GHaISE LOUNGES Folding Aluminum Chaise Lounges with eyecatching Polypopylene trebling in assorted colors» Five position lounging» QoS GARDEN TILLER 3.5 h.po MTD GARDEN TILLER - complete with reverse gear» Outside choppers are-removable for narrower cultivar tionQ REGULAR $159*95 REGULAR $11»88 □ - - . : nopBoepoea WE HAVE A GOOD STOCK OF FULL SI2E SLEEPING BAGS PRICED AT |4°^ 1 Gasoline powered VICTA Lawn Mower with Zip" start, giant 8" wheels, fibreglass L moulded grass catcher complete . Q p. with gauge to let you know | Zj. i-’hea .fun.»"R£GULAR'"$17i9'i95"' CHILL CHESTS Styrofoam Chill Chests to take camping, picnic-mg, etCo Double Hibachi’s 10"xl7" wiAh adjustable grills. double drafts. Excellent for barbecuing cLeaks, hamburgers, chops- etc0 ' REGULAR $8.49 . TRIMMER , .’ok &. Decker Electric Grass Trimmer , heavy duty, does a l-.eautiful job of manicuring your lawn around flower beds,, along sidewalks, etc» REGULAR $44.95» 38°° ? P - OTT ■ TREATMENT - .c».ol » 29 VINYL COATED WORK GLOTTES seams—rite, excellent gpi lrng wearing», "Better ti leather" says a Hutte ■ MAGRATH , RADI NG CC./tPANY LTD. W I LNERS.■ SAUSAGES BULK ? a. G. 1# pkg. • . . . 5 FOUND: Man's large size wrist watch, with calendar. Owner may claim at Dr. Dahls. AA.NTED: Baby sitting. Donna Lawritsen. COR SALE: Fresh-Raspberries. Ph. 758—3458« Mrs. Sophia Bezprozwanna. NOTICE: Anyone interested in Pioneers SO years and over riding in the July 24th Parade., please contact Doug or Mildred Harker. Please submit names to 758-6555 or 758-3289. Families of those pioneers please contact us so we can arrange'transportation- for them and honor.them by having them ride in the parade. Mildred Harker. Ph. 758-6555 ATTENTION PARENTS, - if. your child has left clothing, towels, etc. at the Swimming Pool., please call and pick them up. Swimming Pool Comm. NOTICE: Anyone in the Town of Magrath wno has not received their new Telephone Book, please contact your local Post Office. . . DON'T MISS THE SaLE OF LADIES AND CHILDREN'S DRESSES - Upstairs. NOTICE: The Magrath Trading Co. Ltd. will be closed Tuesday, July 24th in observance of the Town of Magrath .Birthday. .Celebration«. , FOR SALE - WHEaT GRINDERS - manual steel mill, manual stone mill; and electric stone mill with wuick conversion to hand operation. Ideal for everyday or emergency use. Jon Dudley. Ph. 758—6617. FOR SALE: Four G78-15 Passenger Car tires $30. Cal Alston. WORK DAY - at the new Race Track sight east of Golf Course Club House - Saturday, July 21st at 6 A.M. Every man and youth able bo, please attend. NOTICE: The Magrath Golf Club will host a Two Ball Foursome and Barbecue this Friday evening. Play will ltegin at 4 P.M. with Barbecue to follow. All men and women of the Club are invited to attend. WATCH - for the Band Parents Concession Booth on July 24th. NOTICE: The new Telephone Books for Lehi Mutual will be at the Magrath Co-Op. Please pick up your book. • On behalf of the July 24th Committee we welcome everyone to participate in the Parade - Children, Decorated Cars, Floats, Novelties, Horses, etc. Your involvment in the Parade will make it that much bigger and better,. ATTENTION POT HOLE TRAIL RIDERS, - all members "wishing t‘o ridé a’s i group fox’ the July 24th Parade please wear White Shirts, Vests and Kerchief. A man cannot do great things, he can <0 small things in a great way. ' Worried "over 'what to give his girl for her birthday, a boy asked his mother for advice, 'fMom," he said, "if you were 16 years old tomorrow, what would you want?" Her heartfelt reply: "Not another thin-'
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