Magrath Store News (July 6, 1972)

• Main Author: Magrath Trading Store
• Format: Journal/Newspaper
• Language: English
• Published: J. A. Ririe 1972
• Subjects: Magrath (Alta.) > Newsletters; Alta; Canada; New Zealand; Rasmussen; Kay; Inuvik; Christensen; Clifford; Briggs; Audrey; Conway; Zimmerman; Bradshaw; Paterson; Rath; Shelton; Three Sisters; Hush; Tera; Kosma; Khe; Yelet’; Regina
• Online Access: http://digitallibrary.uleth.ca/cdm/ref/collection/sanl/id/2752

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. PHONES: OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-376> STORE HOURS: MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. 8 A.M. to 6 P.M, WEDNESDAY .8 A.M. to 1 P5MO . SATURDAY. «.8 A.M. to 7 P.M- THURSDAY, JULY 6th, 1972 .MAGRATH, ALBERTA-HARDWARE DEPT. i LAWN ORNAMENTS large "Mother11 Duck - 12"xl8" with three little ducklings. Decorate your lawn or qq garden,,.set. . < 11 u 1111111 n i ti ii i 11 h i ii 11 m n u i mi > m i«i hi i t ih i ii ihi m hihii iiii i u i ji i11 j >i i u j h n u n i hi hi HOLIDAY LUGGAGE 'adies 2 piece Set - Wardrobe ase and Overnight rase„ TEGULAR $37.95 set. KEN'S COMPANION BAG - large Tsjze, metal tram, o [?EGUIaR $29.95 . I KiS FLIGHT BAGS - ¡Tipper openings. SunuhiumuiiHtiiHHiuuiuhtnuliniunuuiuiuHUHUHuHUnuinuuinuiunuiiuiuir' HARD PLASTIC COOLERS - well insulated, handy Q p}' carrying handle. Assorted colors . Large size. " METAL THERMOS CHEST COOLER - well insulated. Q/4.8<- Large size».¿31" Carnp Lancer ns SWIVEL LANTERN: Cany it or stand it, it’s versatile. It’s adjustable - point it where you want light - it stays there. Rugged one piece case, brilliant beam spcL ligh"T, rotary switeh, vinyl-coated chromed metal hand! utand. Leaves both hands free. ¿2 jiQ COMPLETE WITH BATTERIES.Q hand lanterns < u 2988 z*-. o C> 2495 If you want any packages of S^eds, get them right away for ■’hey will be picked up any day row. ( ".'.'den Trellis ’ are still r ?ng at 1/2 Price. 1 USPD A nr,LH NCTC<? _ * i o (39 <2 L J'5' ¿9° FLASH LIGHTS - full size, assorted styles. FROM QQ 0 CAMPER______FUEL - quarts and gallons. Fuel in bulk if you have an approved container. less batteries. 6 VOLT BATTERIES - Save 80£. (3cmpare Unival 6 Volt SQUARE LANTERN BATTERY . SAVE $1.00 on UNIVAL RECTANGULAR LANTERN BATTERY. TAKE-.A-PART BIKE - easily taken apart, firs in trunk of car. . -¡■deal for vacation. (FL'kClL REGULAR $69,95 «. GOOD S^CX OF MUSTANGS AND 1 " ^~T’'TES- -WJ OMrANY LTD. DRESSES LADIES DON’T MISS THIS SaIE ON DRESSES, 1 RACK CLEARING ' ND INCLUDING ONE AND TWO ’ 'DICE STYLES IN THE LATEST FASHIONS, 1/3 OFF Jeans for everyone REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR $9=95 » $7-00 & $6,95 $5-95 $4o95 SEE OUR SWIM SUITS - SMART STYLES - 1 & 2 PIECERS LADIES - MISSES ■ ■ GIRLS STILES IN STRETCH NYLONS Lovely Spring Jackets in Camel and Twills, Some belted some fitted. VALUES TO $40,00 i PLAY TEX FOUNDATIONS JUST ARRIVED THIS ’¿EEK - A NEW SHIPMENT OF PLAYTEX BRA’S INCLUD­ING "FREE SPIRIT" TRICOTS - "CROSS YOUR HEART" PADDED POPULAR GIRDLES INCLUDING HOUR", Misses and Ladies Sandals - seme new styles in White and Brown, Cork soles ~ crepe soles, Brazil & Italian leathers,. PRICED FROM Q95 O TO HUSH PUPPIES Ladies Greb "Hush Puppies" - 3 ©yelet tie "Riverbed" suede with seamed moccasir vampo MAGRAi h ¿LADING COM. ANY LTD. DRY GOODS DEPT Crepe-knit Gold, Rose, 60" wide. Crimplene in solid shades of Lime, Yellow, Forest Green. REGULAR $5.95 yd. FABRICS DON’T MISS THIS SALE ON DRESS FABRICS, SUITINGS, GINGHAMS SPORTS FABRICS, KNITS, PRINTED SILKS (everything except Nylon Tricot) 0/ |— |— SUMMER SALE. I I ODDSNENDS . 1 group of Odds and Ends including Linens, Dress Fqbrics- Prints, etc (Remnant Ends) DO I YOUR CHOICE . I ' ¿^ I l \ I O El ' .MI.IIllIIIUlKllilUli . CL0SET _ ORGANIZERS 1 COUNTER OF PANTY HOSE ASSORTED COLORS. REGULAR IN ASSORTED BRANDS. $1«00 pr KI Illi.hlii till III . HOSTESS GOWNS Amel Knit floor length Hostess Gowns in popular "Muu Muu" styling. Eye-catching colors in designs that are most flattering. , . I I TOOLED ■ DRESS WARDROBE; Sturdy plastic i.th zipper opening. !. garments „ Holds 1 'Cl, MASTER; Heavy plastic .th zipper front opening0 shelveso Looking for a special gift - or going on a trip and need a sturdy, good looking handbag - then see our hand tooled Leather Purses in assort * ed designs,- sizes and cc’ 20 %'OFF . . . . MAGRATh TRADING COMPANY LTD MEN'S BOYS’ WEAR Men’s Shirts - Dress Shirts, Casual Shirts, Sport Shirts and Western Shirts in assorted styles, fabrics, and colors .»•»•»•»•»umiuuHtiHHuumniuumiuHuiihiunulmniHiuHihHmuHiiMmiu in i nun RAIN COATS Heavy duty Rubber Rain Coats - full length. weather SOCKS i So M. L. XL. :I MEN’S STANFIELD’S SILK KNIT T SHIRTS FEAT­URING LONG SLEEVES, TURTIE NECK ASSORTED COLORS. REGULAR $5.95 nmmH»»H.IH»»Hf»im»l»»*H»U»UH»mmull«lHumm»mWU*HHmuWttmHHHU’»*U»Ut*»U*»HlllH»UOHMUIUUlMUttlUUUUUi»«i Men’s Work Straws - Men’s Western Straws - light weight, comfortable assorted styles and colors- Pick your favorite style SHOE SALE 1 GROUP OF MEN'S DRESS SHOES Clearing at I 0 Will stand plenty of wet - will keep you perfectly dry. . MEN'S WCRK SOCKS - Wools, Cottons and ■ Nylons. 9$^ to $1.50 MEN'S DRESS SOCKS - Nylons, Cottons, Wools, Silks, Blends. $1.25 to $2.75 BOYS SHIRTS 1 GROUP OF BOYS’ SHIRTS IN PLAINS AND FIG­URES - ASSORTED COLORS AND STYLES. SIZES; 6 to 18. REGULAR $3.95 . . »mum. .mm». . Men’s Fashionable Fortrel Knit Slacks in plain shades of Navy, Purple, Brown and Tan cr Men’s figured Fortrel Knits featuring Navy, Brown and Maroon. $18 Sc $22_____ Colorful Cotton Broadcloth and ■■ Penna-Press stripes and Cotton Pyjamas in plain shades. oo STRAW A lovely summer we ng was solemnized in the Alber Temple, Cardston, Friday, \.e 23rd when Pres« J. Goiden Snow united in marriage Margo Bowden, daughter of Mr. and s, Wm, Bowden of Edmonton, and formerly of Picture Butte and Raymond, and Conway, son •Dr. and Mrs o S. C. Brewerton of Magrath. . Friends and relatives gathered at the Brewerton home in Magrath following the . ■ .¿mony for a wedding dinner. _ Friday evening a reception honoring the bride and groom was held in the Magrath jientary School Gymnasium. Greeting the guests were Mr, and Mrs, Ivan Nelson, Mr. and Clarence Bowden and Mrs. Jane Brewerton. . Receiving with the bride and groom were their parents and attendants Miss Vivian .bert of Picture Butte as Maid of Honor and Miss Jill Bowden, sister of the brid^,as 1 . "uaido Flower girls were sisters of the bride and grocm Tobie Bowden and Marti 7 ewerton. Carl Pederson was best mqn and Bryne Brewerton, brother of the groom was . oomsman. . _ Mrs. Bonnie Bilgin, sister of the groom, presided at the guest register whieh was : gned by the many guests who extended best wishes to the happy couple. Refreshments ro served and .a delightful prograb.was enjoyed, Mr. and Mrs, Brewerton are making their home in Edmonton. St. Basil’s Church, Lethbridge, was the setting for a pretty wedding, Saturday, •i'une 24th when Irene LaPriel, daughter of Mr* and Mrs* Leonard Whitt of Magrath and ulec- son of Mr, and Mrs. George Dudas of Lethbridge were united in marriage in a double ing ceremonyo . _ Preceeding the bride down the isle were h^r-attendants, her sister Miss Sharon 'hitt as maid of honor, bridesmaids Miss Donna Schneyder and Miss Martha Dudas, sister ■>” the groom, and flower girls Kathy and Mary Unger, nieces of the groom. _ Att-finding the groom were his brother John as best man and groomsmen Clifford Whitt I Bill Dudas0 Ushering duties were performed by Bill Whitt and Paul Ponomar. Following the ceremony, a wedding dinner for family and close friends was held at -•■e Magrath United Church Hall when the Magrath U.C.W. served a turkey dinner with Mr. = ' 1 Mrs, Whitt as hosts. Master of Ceremonies was Mr. Nick Kapis of Calgary whose small ighter Iinda offered grace. The toarrt to the bride was proposed by Mr. Ken Miller with :-l ? groom responding. . . Saturday avening Mr. and Mrs. George Dudas were hosts at a wedding dance held in German Canadian Club. The bride and groom welcomed the guests who gathered to enjoy ■Jaucing to the music of "The 4 Diamonds", The happy couple are making their home in Lethbridge where they are both employed. A former Magrath native, Vera B. Head, passed away in Lethbridge Friday, June 30th at the age of $7 years. # , | Born in Magrath, the daughter of the late «Ima and Annie Miller, she received her education in Magrath, attended Normal. School in Calgary and taught school in Bradshaw and Magrath. In 1932 she married John Head and they resided in- Magrath and she taught school rntil 1935 when they moved to Saskatchewan where he managed Citizens Lumber Co.offices, residing there until 1951 when they moved to Wrentham. In 1957 her husband retired and ■■'"'ey made their home in Lethbridge where she continued teaching at Gilbert Paterson, re­tiring two years ago. \ She leaves to mourn her passing her husband John, a daughter Mrs. Rinky (Marilyn) V-^ser of Lethbridge,- three sisters Miss Thelma Miller of Lethbridge, Mrs. Kay (Dorothy) P-nnett of Magrath and Mrs. Sidney (Loretta) Orr of Orton; four brothers Martin Miller of Dvo, Deraid Mi 11sr of Raymond, Clifford Miller of Magrath and Leron Miller of Louisville ’Vntucky. She was predeceased by three sisters and one brother. Funeral services were held in the Lethbridge Stake L,D.S. Chapel Tuesday afternoon uly 4th with Bishop Ralph Oler officiating, interment took place in Arehmount Memorial V/denSo The fol 1 owing Magrath and district students of Mrs. Mary Yvonne Hohm were success­ful in passing Mount Royal College Conservatory Practical Speech exams: Grade Three - ':.rst Class Honours - Joanne Ririe, Michelle Robinson. Honours - Kimberley Stanford.Grade ■ 7e - First Class Honours - Carolyn Ririe. Grade Nine - First Class Honours - Shari Hohm. ’vade Ten - First Class Honours - Tom Carter. Honours - Shirley Johnson, Kim Christensen. Students of Mrs, Margaret Zaugg: Grade Three - First Class Honours - Marci Brewer- .-onc Grade Six - Honours - Cortney Brewerton. Mrs. Emelie Briggs celebrated her 84th birthday July 2nd. Present for the occasion -u???e son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Gerry T. Smith and family of Calgary; daughter Its. Beth Hackney and daughter Robyn Hackney, Claudia Jensen, Shelly and Briggs Horman all <r Salt Dake City, Utah0 Mr. and Mrs. Dale Shelton of Lewistown, Montana, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Spring and daugh- ■ — of Regina and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Campbell and children of Edmonton visited over the • skend with their mother Mrs. Jack Spring. _ , , • Mr. Spring and Mrs. John Salberg attended Pioneer Days in Bow Island during the 'iday weekend. VUNN30 IMW6 . . MondayJuly 3rd the ?al Ccmpetltnre 14 and under p7 ad off oh the Magrath e-.-.'-g with 15 players taking part.-. Winners were» Boys Single^ - Tom Alston^ runner up incy Haynes i Boys Doubles -• Randy Haynes & Tom Alston* Mixed Doubles - Tina Ponomar <Se van Triska# G-irls Singles - Jackie Wilde, runner up Laura Ponomar* Girls Doubles - /ar.’.anne Alston and Jackie Wilde,, Top Athlete of the day - Tina Ponomar; All winners p” ’.v off in Cardston next week.- Wateh for dates* Teenagers 15, 16, 17 and 10 play off on courts Friday evening July 7th atx6;3O P-;M* Players please be on time* The Tennis Committee thank those who took part and congratulate the winners* M; ¿rath Tennis Crests are now available from Mrs« Stephanie Ponomar - $2 each* Tennis Recreation Committee* SWIMMING NEWS Swimming Exams for Del Bonita, Spring Coulee and Welling will be held Saturday ming* Pre-Beginners - 9 A.Mt Beginners - 10 ArM* Juniors - 11 A,M* If this time is convenient¡. arrangements will be made for other examinations Monday morning* 4.11 those planning on taking lessons with Magrath come Monday morning for pre— : J stration and instructions«, Adult Swim Lessons - Wednesday nights at 7 P.M* Remember - Playground has started* Weather favored the Del Bonita Athletic association when they held their annual bperts Day June 29th* It began with the Magrath-Cardston Marching Hand and was followed by the Children’s Parade# The judges foi the parade were LaVonne Thompson, Joan barren c id Audrey Ririe* ghlighta of the day were Danish Ball, Races for all ages including Father-Daughter4 - other-Son, Family Relay., Dunk Tank, Pillow fights, Tug-0—War for all ages, and all kinds of ball games. There was also a Chicken scramble and a Greased Pig Chase* Pre—sehoolers ■Dinned for gold" in the sandpile* The final event was a league game between the Del Bonita Cvls and the Del Bonita Ladies with the ladies winning 26-22, The Del Bonita Athletic Association would like to thank all those who took part in ■.'■'.a sports and in the work to make the day a success* A »special "thank you" to the Magrath E'nd and the parade judges. Fol Towing is a list of parade winners: NOVELTY: 1# Rhonda & Steven Rasmussen; 2* < 1 ' her Newton* 3« Carrie Rasmussen, Kelly Brown, Marie McMulloch. COMIC: 1* Mehew Sisters ■’ ¡1- Gwen & Becky. 2C Vicki Powlesland, 3» Rodney Foggin and Murray Millward - tie, TRI— 1B Heath Helgeson* 2, Darren Sehwartzenberger, 3* Tammy Perry. BICYCLE: 1. Rhonda lohwartzenberger 2, Shelly Powlesland* FLOAT? Jeff & John Powlesland 2* Kelly & Brad Helge« so:i .3. Marie & Justin Gruninger* July 10th, Uth and 12th are 4 H Achievement Days. Aie to having three 4 H members my family I have asked for time off July 11th and 12th to be with them* If you have -".y intention of’.•<'."’•it'itig irrigation water please ask for it July 10th; if you have water to Le shut off have it shut off July 10th or keep it until July 13th, In an emergency call Go-ton Card# Your co-operation in this matter will be much appreciated. Take a look in your deep freeze — if you dan use a quarter, half or whole beef, 'ust let a Magrath 4 H Club leader know, or I am sure Ken Miller will be co-operative in buying an animal of your choice*. The club has some very fine calves this year, Thank you* " Heber Christenseu. Mr* and Mrs* Keith Hunter are proud to announce the arrival of their chosen daugh- tir T<elly-Jo, 7 lb» 2^ oz# born May 28th, 1972* Grandparents are Mr* and Mrs* Bill Cameron of Turner Valley and Mr, and Mrsy James Hur.ter of Spring Coulee* 0 C i • , » I c » • • 1 e t * A Vacation Bible School was held during the past week under the auspices of St, John s '’•u'l.oran Church- Pre-teens were taught by Mrs* Sailor and Mrs. Greta Mai, Juniors — Mrs.­' ,-aul and Linett Zimmerman; Primary — Mrs- Pariel Tcmlinson and Mrs. Darlene Holzworth; .? ' lergarten - Debbie Hillmer, Winona Salberg and Linda Zimmerman. Some fifty children v*r ,?e in attendance* Theme of the event was "My God, My Faith, My Life. Friday evening ■ lends and parents gathered at St. John’s Church for a presentation of wongs, scriptures .-.nd verses* Rev* Zimmerman thanked the teachers and those assisting.in any way including • Barbara Hn 1 Imar who prepared refreshments each day of the Vacation Bible School^ oh was served fol 1 own ng the Friday evening service in the Magrath United Church Hall v> r.?e displays of the children’s handicrafts were also viewed«» and Mrs, Gordon Card have as their guest b ,r niece Miss Tera Hamilton of Calgary* Visitors at the E,T* Law home Saturday were i r- and Mrs, Lawrence Law and family of Coutts .]r, Geneva Ogden and daughters of Lethbridge. r and Mrs. Kenneth Sodei-stron. and daughter ■■ ■ wrc„ 2d Zlartins of Coaldale and .Cussell Spencer of Lethbridge* ir* and Mrs* Walter Brown’s guests are ’.n-law and daughter Mr* and Mrs* Ed Ferry ■-, ilv of Calgary and daughter Miss Maureen Cst* and Mrs, Gerry McKinney have returned to their heme in Toronto after visiting for the past two weeks with her parents Mr* and Mrs4 Syl Rarick and friends in South­ern Alberta* Roy PnTTingson, son of Mrs, Ruth Kovak. has returned home from a two year mission in New Zealand* Mr* and Mrs* Smith Acfcteoyd’s guests wes­son Voy Ackroyd of Polson, Mont* son and daughter-in-law Mr* and Mrs* Allen Ackro- Terry and Bob of Nampa. Idaho,.SWIFT’S SUMMER or SALAMI.lj# WANTED: Lawns to mow - also odd jobs® Steven Triska® Ph® 758-3195° FOUND: Blue Denim Jacket® Owner may claim at News Office□ FOR RENTi 3 roomed furnished basement suite. No smoking or drinking0 Reasonable rent with utilities included® Box 39, Magrath, Alberta® FOR SALE: Hard top collapsible trailer® 6300,00, Phone [phone]® WANTED: Pair of car trailer mirrors - fender mount type. Ph, 758-6662® THANK YOU: To all our friends and relativoe who were so kind and thoughtful at the time of the passing of our Mother, we wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation® The Earl Harker Family. NOTICE: The Magrath Ladies Golf Club will hold a Ladies Golf Afternoon Wednesday, July 12th with the Raymond ladies as guests. All ladies interested in golf are especially urged to attend this afternoon. Play to start at 1:15 P.M. FOR SALE: 1 pair of golf shoes. John Balderson. ALUMNI DANCE: Friends are reminded of the Alumni Dance to be held Saturday, July 22nd in the Elementary School Gym with the Raymond Canadians Orchestra in attendance® Everyone is invited to attend and renew acquaintances with former students who have planned a Re-' union for this date® ATTENTION: The Magrath-Cardston Marching Band will be marching in the Fort Madleod parade this Saturday, July Sth® Monday, July 10th, they will march in the Calgary Parade returning the same day® Seat tickets are still available from Sue at the Bank0 .JOTICE: St® Joseph’s Catholic Church will ’’?ld Mass this Sunday at 7‘>3O A®M® NOTICE: There will be no worship services the Magrath United Church during July, ” FQW FDR MAGRATH5S JULY 24th PARADE; in week Milk take Mr, Charlie Matkin? left during the past accompanying son-in-law Paul Madge of River to a "Fly-In" at Inuvik and will part in a whale hunt at Tuktoyaktuko Mrs, Laree Dahl and daughters of Salt Lake City, Utah visited with friends and relatives in Magrath and district. Mr, and Mrs. Mike Kosma have as their guest her niece Miss Rosemary Pheiffer of Bremen, Germany, Mr® and Mrs. Murray Scott and family of Nelzon B.C. were Magrath visitors during the weekend® Accompanying them was her mother Mrs® Elizabeth Brown who returned home after spending several weeks visiting with relatives in B.C. . FIOATSn CHILDREN’S SECTION, HORSE SECTION­’ ru'i' df •+ ° ' XX’ •'•■'■crk ■ MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. I PINEAPPLE JUICE GO f t 3i 6/890i = 48 oz, . O' I Mill, 1111(11(11(1111 Illi II Hill >(<.(Ill IHI III III.llll||l|HHHHlHiinni|ll1(|IIHHII(lllllltlllllllllllHilllilinilUIUHIlHHlllHittllllllH.lllHili . 'FROZEN LEMONADE MIXED PICKLES HEINZ SWEET 32 oz. 690 llKtiHiMllMiHlHItlllHIiuliHlIUHIHIII IIIIIUUIIUI 1lllll lllltt lllllibl I IliHI I llltlll IHll 11IHIUI 11 li I iHlli li III II H Hilf IH l< I Hll I SALADDRESSING i i ORANGE CRYSTALS SALaD BOWL 32 o 650 NABOB POUCH PACK 5/8901 dà n ITÙ LI WESTERN FAMILY 2^ ba gs • • • 0 EDM 19 oz. MONARCH SPONGE 4 flavours X / < LIBBY’S DEEP BUTTERED 12 . BANANAo _boib. DELICIOUS APPLES -fancy. CELERY HEARTS -no. i. BEEF STEAK TOMATOES -KHE BFAGF • • lb. lb - ,1b. X