| 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 TR ADING CO. STORE NEWS OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 STORE HOURS: Monday^ Tues day, Thursday, Friday & Saturday. 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. THURSDAY, JANUARY 29th, 1981. . a*"1* " 1 P’m* . MAGRATH, ALBERTA. *********************************************ijHjtjkit Trrri-i . A Canary cage, complete. Phone 758-3141. ' The Garden City Senior Citizens will hold their monthly Pot Luck Dinner Friday, January 20th at 1 p.m. in the Lounge at the Drop In Centre. Those with birthdays in December and January will be honored. Mr. and Mrs. Scotty Train will be host and hostess. Besides the charge of one dollar each, guests will furnish vegetables, salads or desserts for the roast beef dinner. Membership fees of $5.00 for 1981 will be due March 1st. Everyone 55 years and over is welcome. Alberta Rose Chapter of Sweet Adelines are selling tickets on a green tricot queen size Bedspread valued at $150. Tickets are 3 for available from the Dry Goods Dept., Gean Wheeler, 758-3000, Alice Stevenson, 758-3190 or any member of Sweet Adelines The draw will be made February 26/81. The Fourth Annual Southern Alberta Nature Art Show is now on. It' commenced January 23rd and runs through March 6, 1981 at Sir Alexander Galt Museum, West end of 5 Ave .■ S. , Lethbridge . Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday 2-5 p.m. Free admission. Sleepers Sleepers. Children’s "Gal 14th. trimmed with lace ribbon flowers/ etc. Remember that on February Chocolates Ganongs Valentine Chocolates in decorative heart shaped Valentine Boxes prettily REGULAR $6.95 LADIES NIGHT GOWNS, ASSORTED STYLES LADIES SLIPS, ASSORTED STYLES SOCKS - assorted sizes, colors GIRLS STANFIELDS UNDER VESTS TABLECLOTHS LOVING CARE CREME AFTER RINSE Use after every Loving Care Color lotion treatment, also between applications as a conditioner & styling lotion. < * ' Never get so busy making a living that you forget to make . a life. ST. JOSEPH'S C.W.L. _WS The January meeting was held on the 7th at the home of Joann Takacs with 9 members and Father present. Mass was said before the meeting. Minutes from the last meeting wer read and adopted. A report was given on the Adult Christmas Party and the Children’s Christmas Party which was well attended. A special thank you was given to louellen Lee for all the work she did for the Children's party. New Business: There will be an Easter pull-board this year with Louellen Lee in charge of this. Drawwill be made Saturday, March 21st. The Spring Bazaar will be held Saturday, March 21. An afghan with 2 pillow shams, donated and made by Joann Takacs will be raffled off. World Day of Prayer will be held March 6th. A New Year’s Baby gift given to Norman and Terri Robinson. The cleaning list for the church for 1981 was brought to the meeting and everyone filled in a month for their cleaning. - Tickets for the raffle are ready so please pick them up from Irene Gruninger. Next home of will be Men's Combinations - 1 COUNTER OF COMBINATIONS, THERMALS ONLY. SIZES: 40 to 46. REG. $14.95 DRAWERS 1 COUNTER OF DRAWERS, Blue Thermal, also White Thermal. REGULAR $7 and $8.95 was V Values every- CLEARING OVERSHOES CLEARING T-SHIRTS 1,COUNTER OF FLYER PULL ON BOOTS WITH PILE LINING: ALSO 4 BUCKLE OVERSHOES. meeting will be Elizbath Stanek said before the held at the at 7:30. Mass meeting. "ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A__B_E_T_T_E_R_ _W_A_Y_?_" "The concepts and skills of the Human Institute (H.V.I.) are designed to help _ one learn how to get closer to his or her ideals. These skills are for individual, parents, families and others and can be used as a road map for organizations. At H.V.I., our objective is to help people LEARN to change the ways in which they ACT, we do this by teaching and applying the concepts and skills contained in our theory of Human Behavior"^- (C. Kay Allen, Director of H.V.I., Denver, Colorado.) Ken Patey_ ,. Utah Director'for H.V.I. will be presenting these skills in a 2% hour Workshop Friday, Jan. 30th at 7:30 Ken is the White V Neck T Shirts by Stanfields. REGULAR $3.95 in the Magrath Drop In Centre. ___ _ __ father of 9 children and has lectured with the B.Y.U. Education Week Program; has been formerly in charge of B.Y.U. Travel, and has spent 3 years in Israel. Amoncf his accomplishments, including Guided Tours to Israel, Ken has taught Seminary and is well known for his Lecturing abilities. Southern Alberta (Lethbridge) is Ken’s home ground and he is looking forward to seeing many of his friends and associates. Please contact: Clark Dainard, 7583375 or Alan Dudley, 758-3200. Cost is $15 per person. ATTENTION: Magrath Women’s Chorus will begin practises Tuesday, Feb. 3rd at 8 p.m. in the High School Band J^oom. New members welcome at this time. WANTED TO BUY: Cream Separator, small size in good condition. Ph. 647-2258. Del Jones, Twin Rivers. ******************************* NOTICE: Anyone wishing horns measured for the Rod & Gun Club please have them in to Arndt Motors before Feb. 14/81. , WANTED TO RENT: 3 bedroom home in Magrath,. Ph. 752-4124 or 758-3102. Nola Dahl and Mona Kado were hostesses for a lovely Miscellan- ■ eous Bridal Shower for Carolyn Ririe at the Dahl residence on January 22/81. . 'Many of Carolyn's former school friends were in attendance including Nola and Mona, Linda (Brunner) Gailing, June (Twitchen) Wetherelt, Diane (Harker) Cant, Lynn Bennett, Elizabeth Strong, Ireta Balderson, Karen. (Tanner) Alston, Shirley Dahl from Mag Mona (Alston) Mehew and baby daughter, Bev (Harris) Biddle-comb and baby daughter of Welling, Patricia (Wilde) McGale from Fort Macleod, Norma (Wilde) Olsen, Marva (Dud Saito, Kathy Dahl and.daughter, Colleen (Beazer) Walton, Kelly, (Neilson) Ell and Mary Long all from Lethbridge, also Carolyn's mother, Mrs. Barbara Ririe. Valentines VALENTINE CUT OUT BOOKS 99 pieces ____ $1,29 PUSH. OUT BOOKS 205 pieces. . $1,89 VALENTINE CARDS Assorted designs. from.6(K to $3,00 VALENTINE PACKS Assorted designs in packs. $1.25 TO $1,99 BANKS Piggy Banks for Kiddies PEANUT CHARACTER. $¿1.^9 SNOOPY CHARACTER. $0,98 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NEWS On January 20th last, ip the Magrath Trading Co. Hall, fifty people listened very intently as our M.L.A., Mr. John Thompson, gave a comprehensive report on the last session of the Alberta Legislature. He also spoke on the Energy situation as it applies between Alberta and Ottawa. He spoke on the Constitution and what it would mean to us if the Prime Minister gets his way. Mayor Alan Dudley, on behalf of all those present thanked Mr. Thompson for his informative talk and for his efforts in our behalf. He also pledged our future support. A question period followed. Many questions were asked and we believe, answered sat-, isfactorily. At the close of the meeting, Mr. L.R. Jensen moved a vote of thanks to our M.L.A. which was applauded. Our thanks go to Mrs. Irene Ririe and Mrs. LaVaun Thompson who poured and served hot apple cider, coffee and doughnuts, the doughnuts coming from the DoNut Shoppe. The Honorable Dick Johnston, Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs, will attend the Annual Meeting of the Progressive Conservative Association of f the Cardston Constituency on Thursday, February 5th in the Cardston United Church Hall at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome to come ahd hear first hand news concerning the Constitution, Energy, and other issues. Hours of fun and enjoyment coloring these posters. 2-11x14 and 6 non toxic felt tip pens. REGULAR $3.69 pkg. There will be a meeting of the Magrath and District Roping Club at the Magrath Hospital T.V. Room at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, January 30th. Everyone interested in Calf Roping, Team Roping or Steer Riding is asked to please attend. Scotty Train was the lucky winner of a 1 oz. Gold Bar, valued at $660 raffled by the Goldeye Campt- at Nordegg, a f arm_.camp‘for children. Spotty and Ken Newton recently returned from attending the Farmers' Union Convention in Edmonton . • ••••• "SWEETHEART DINNER/DANCE r sponsored by the Band Parents Assoc, will be held Friday, Feb. 13th in the Big Gym. Dinner served 7 to 8:30 p.m. Dancing at 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Music by Kunkies. Tickets $20 couple, available from Charlotte Anderson, Clark Dainard, Jim Webster Lydia Brunner, Lynn Foote or Ellen Stanford. syrup Buckleys Mixture for coughs colds, bronchitis. Sugar free. FOR SALE: 39" headboard and frame (39"-54") . 758-6214.; CHINESE COOKING CLASSES - begin February 10th. INTERIOR DESIGN CLASSES - begin February 19th. For more information call.D. Norton, 758-6335. . FOR RENT: 2 redecorated two bedroom apartments. Phone 758-3404. LaVonna. and World where War. she Western hats New Felt Stetson Hats in Western style. 3V brim. Grey Brown, Black. Men's Dress Pants in 100% Virgin Wool. Assorted shades styles. 1 RACK CLEARING Missionary Farewell Services wfcxe held Sunday, January 25th in the Magrath 2nd Ward L.D.S. Chapel for Logan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Atwood, who will report to the Oklahoma/Tulsa Mission February 12th. The opening hymn was "It May Not Be On the Mountain High". Harold Murray offered the opening prayer. Kristi Atwood, assisted by her sister Sherylin, sang accompanied by Deedan Atwood. Speakers for the service were DeAnne, Dan and Logan Atwood with closing remarks by Bishop Bob West. The closing hymn was "Sweetest Peace the Gospel Brings" with Lome Atwood giving the benedicition. Over 70 friends and relatives attended an Open House Sunday evening at the Atwood farm home to offer their best wishes to the young missionary. The Atwoods expressed their thanks and appreciation to all those who attended and kind thoughts and good for their wishes. Wned Gloves ICELANDER WORK GLOVES Steerhide with pile lining. REG. $15.95 GREENLANDER Green outer pile lining. REGULAR $11.95 GLOVES green WORK with Hilda ston, Tuesday, age of 82 years __ ____ Fred Myatt, formerly of Magrath. Born and raised in England, Mrs. Myatt served with the W.A.A.C. during the First She•came to Magrath in 1930 resided until moving to Grandview Nursing Home in Cardston two years ago. Predeceased by her husband Fred in 1961, she is survived by three daughters Elsie Barr of Vancouver, B.C. Freda Summers of Riverhurst, Sask., and Rose, marie Cahoon of Warner; 13 grandchildren including Donna Lee (Batist) Maasakkers of Spring Coulee and Kay (Batist) Benson of Lac la Biche who made their home with Mrs. Myatt; 9 great grandchildren; two sisters in England. Myatt passed away January 20, 1981 at the , beloved wife of the late in Card- Liner Mitts Wool and Acrylic Mitt Liners in Black, Stripes, Grey heather mix. $2.95 - $4.39 ********************* Graveside services were held in the Field of Honor in Mountain View Cemetery, Lethbridge, Saturday, January 24th with Capt. G. Roed officiating. • ••«••• Mr. and Mrs. Don Sorklimo of High River are the proud parents of a son, Derrick Don, 9#2 oz. born Monday, Jan. 19th, 1981. Equally proud grandparents are Mark and Marie Passey of Magrath, George and Greta Sorklimo of High River. Magrath United Church Women will meet Tuesday, February 3rd at 7»:30 p.m. in the Upper Hall of the Church. All new ladies are especially invited to attend this meeting. Elsie Wocknitz and Norma Owens co-hostesses. Joy is possible without wealth but not without friends. WANTED URGENTLY: Persons interested in taking German Classes (any level) Call Denise Norton, 758-6335. FEBRUARY CLASSES - Cake Decorating,• German (all levels) Haircutting, Weaving, Public Speaking, Creative Writing Please be sure to register early. Call 758-6335. Denise Norton. <9 B E Sausage Sticks P A Side Bacon PRIDE OF Wieners Stea E F LB R T Y / BURNS 500 G CANADA 50C G BURNS 1# PKG . BEEF 'CUBED *********************************** Brrr!! It was a real "shocker" Saturday morning to awake and find a nasty snow storm in progress, which before the day ended, dumped 6 to 8 inches of snow in our Southern Alberta "Banana Belt" area. Golfers, who for the past several weeks, had enjoyed taking out their golf clubs and going for one, two yes, even three rounds of golf a ’ day, now had to take out their snow shovels and scoop off their driveways and sidewalks. Animals, both big and small, which had lain day after day enjoying the warm sun, hunched up against the unexpected icy chill of winter. It is hoped the shrubs, trees and flowers, which were beginning to stir to life with swollen buds and green appearing above the ground will not be hurt as yet, and will bide their time" until Spring really does appear. The past week, a rash of colds and !n^£fles have made their appearance both with children and adults. Maybe the colder weather will put things back to normal. ' This.Wednesday morning our low temperature was -15’C. A year ago on this date it was -32' C - so we are still in a so called "banana belt". NOTICE: We are agents for "Cleanit-izing" Professional Dry Cleaning. Pickups and deliveries are made each Tuesday and Friday. Leave your drycleaning items in the Hardware Department. , JANUARY CLEARANCE - Be sure to take advantage of the January Clearance on Dresses, Coats, Co-Ordinates, this weekend. UPSTAIRS DEPT. » J9S 1* ********************************* TO ROBBIE BURNS 0 Robert Burns! and could you know The riches that you did bestow; m songs you wrote so long ago And still are sung. 0 ploughman poet; from the ways Of Bonnie Scotland's banks and braes; More famous now than in the days Your ¿ongs were sung. And you who were the people's poet Verse composing, scarce would know it; The culture of the Gael e'er show it ' In Scottish Lays. 0 bard and minstrel; soul and heart Poured forth in charm and rustic art; Immortal with no counterpart In minstrel ways. - W.G. Jones Take advantage of the many courses offered through the Cardston School Division Adult Education programs. If you don't see anything to suit you, give us a call with your suggestions. Ph. 758-6335. TOW OF MAGRATH PUBLIC NOTICE Due to the total disregard of the present snowmobile“By-law, Council has been left with no alternatives and has passed By-law No. 925 of the Town of Magrath which specifically states that the operation of snowmobiles within the boundaries of the Town of Magrath is strictly prohibited. Unless you are on private property, with the property owner s permission, you cannot use your snowmobile in Town even to get from home to out of town and back. Snowmobile operators have been warned over and over again for thè past three years. Notices have been published several times each year and still many have, chosen to ignore the previous By-Law and this ignorance has resulted in loss of privileges regarding snowmobiles. Town of Magrath Jam STRAWBERRY OR RASPBERRY/ 682 ML . JUICES S U N R Y P E 280 ml ,. 'YORK.,. 4/J49 Fish and Chips B'l U E WATER 907 G pi ■ 3 L C R I S C O i . £69 ’ • • • V Hot Chocolate carnau ON 280 G |59 Lard MAPLE LEAF 454 g iis GREEN BEANS french style 398 ml ., .79* 2¡99t Tuna cover LEAF CHUNKS/ LIGHT J29 Orange Crystals TANG 368 G . I19 Flakes of Turkey 184 g . < * PRODUCE I 3ír BAGS iiiiii SiS'twSC® HEAD CALIFORNIA . LB JQC Cucumbers N0. i.45c i Oranges ARIZONA 4 lb. bags . BANANAS »ole. 2i8§(
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