| 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 HARDWARE 758-3065 STORE NEWS 758-3065 (Ext.) STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. THURSDAY, AUGUST 26th, 19 82 . Magrath, Alberta **i********************************************************************** HARDWARE DEPARTMENT ************************************************************************* 500 Sheet Good in three styles. $229— 42 — 499 5 Binders WEEKEND ONLY SALE 1" Binders. Regular $3.95 . Looseleaf Refills Refill - lined, cello pack BACK TO SCHOOL SALE . Penoils supply of non-sharpening Regular 99<: . Lunch Kit ■ Good supply of Lunch Kits / and Thermos bottles. calculators We have a good stock of Back-to School Calculators, jg95 _ 2995 CASIO PRINTING CALCULATOR 89?5 EARANCEOF AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTROHOME 8,000 B.T.U. Air Conditioner. Í.V? v »• Pencils 69* LLOYD'S CALCULATOR CALCULATOR STAND Universal. 4 IX» REGULAR ^4.95 NoW /2 Prie© 1 “Clock” Good stock of Clocks, Clock Radios, etc. for the who cant get up in the morning. * * * * * * * * * * * A * * * 5 A1 ★ A’ * * A ’’ * * PRICED AT PANT .PRICED AT JACKETS RUNNERS Rex/Grey Zip Jogging Jackets in popular Knit. Grey/Black front. _______s Matching Jogging Pants in Grey with contrast stripe $9.95 TO $39.95 stripe $4395 Back-To-School Runners & Joggers in popular styles colors. and $1.95 to Sport Socks including the popular "tube" sock. White with contrasting trim. Men's & Boys 1 Summer Straws including Wo.rk, Western, etc. CLEARING AT Summer Headwear Off ****************************** • Mr. and Mrs. Dan Donaldson and daughter Lauren Michel of Dallas, Tex. and Mr. and Mrs. Ian Hamilton of Vancouver, B.C. are guests ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Spring Coulee. FOR SALE: 6 Bar stools; tandem trailer. Ph. of their par- Thompson in 1 16’ covered 758-6764. FOR SALE: Pull type Swather, 15’, rubber canvas & built in hydralic. W. R. Baker. THANK YOU: We would like to thank our friends who took the time to come to Bruce and Janeen’s Reception and for the lovely gifts they received. A special "thank you" to Grethe who worked so hard to make everything so nice at this special time ir. their lives; also to the ladies who arranged, decorated, baked squares and worked in the kitchen. We really appreciate your kindness. Thank you all so much. Tom & Carol Eckhert Ed & Mary Cant Bruce & Janeen Cant. Mr. and Mrs. Varge Bennett are happy to announce the marriage of their daughter Sherri to Alan Nilsson of Taber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Nilsson of Raymoriu The reception will take place Friday, August 27th from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the Magra-th LDS Cultural Hall. Everyone is' welcome • ■ THE NOTABLES (Magrath’s Community Ladies’ Chorus) will besin practises day , ementary School Building, scheduled from 8:30 to 10 p.m. Tuesday welcome again Tues- September 14th, Room 8 in the El- Practises are every evening. Anyone interested is to join us. Come September 14th. The Historic Sites & Monument Board has offered to rc.o.istruct the Irrigation Monument in more durable materials featuring the original Headgates. Any comments on designs would be welcome. Hand to the Post Office or myself. Craig Bennett is willing to make the construction a class project. J.A. Spencer. ATTENTION; Spirit of Alberta - All Band Members - Band Camp begins at 6 p.m. Friday, Aug. 27th and continues Saturday and Monday from 8 a.n. to 5 p.m. We plan to finish the drill during this camp. Please arrange your holiday and work schedules to attend these practices. Review all your music, as the entire show must be memorized before the Friday rehearsal. A miscellaneous Shower for Sherri bennett was held at Elizabeth Davies August 18th. Sherri received many lovely gifts, also a Memory Quilt was tied iron; blocks of material Sherri had made clothing from. 'DANCERSIZE - starts Sept. 1st and Monday, Wednesday and Thursdays. 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Elementary Gym. Come have fun and get in shape at fhe .’same time. To pre-register call Lori Morrison, 758-3763 or register at class. $7 for 4 weeks. WANTED: Mowing lawns, odd jobs. Phone 758-3682, Richard Bradley. WANTED: Babysitting, day, night or overnight. Phone Brenda at 758-3682. I ( TODAY I Class, a prof and E GETTING FIT? START An Adult Education which is taught by essional dietitian several assistant speakers, is taking registrations now. The class will be Tuesday, 7:15-8:45 p.m. From Sept. 14th to January 25th at the High School. Approximate cost is $24. Interested?? Call Doris Gruninger 758-6237 (after 7 p.m. please). Don't prcrast-inate - registration is limited. . 1 4 ‘ V ATTENTION PARENTS: A fine per forming group of young child- Y ren in the area is under the ’ direction of Priscilla Brockway. Boys and girls of Elementary age who would enjoy., singing and performing together are invited to have membership in either THE TREBLE MAKERS or SHORT STUFF.' The chorus will begin practises in September and meet through the month of April. Christmas and Spring performances are planned as well as several appearances at Community churches throughout the year. The first performance engagement scheduled this Fall for THE TREBLE MAKERS is Friday, Nov. 5th r-~ at the Yates Memorial Centre in Lethbridgehi This will a Southern Alberta Showcase 1 Concert sponsored by the Alberta Choral Federation. Rehearsals are scheduled the following d'ays that school is in session, . September through April: THE TREBBLE MAKERS (grades 4-6) Mondays after school. SHORT STUFF (grades 1-3) Tuesdays after school. c For more information contact Priscilla 1 Brockway, 758-6402. I REGISTER NOW FOR FALL CLASSES - Advanced I Knitting, Crocheting, Needlepoint. Maximum g 5 to a class. Some room left. Special Class in Pattern Reading - the Whys , Hows . and Whatfores. 1. Beginner Class if enough J request it. Class held in my home. M Carol Bullock, Ph. 758-6308. NOTICE: The Women's Hospital Auxiliary will hold its Opening Meeting Thursday afternoon Sept. 2nd at 2 p.m. in the hospital. A good attendance is requested. All women welcome. GIRLS.’ If you're in high school or junior high school and like to sing, phone 758-6402 Priscilla Brockway, and inquire about a fun performing group to be organized this fall. You don't need to be great. You just need to enjoy singing and maybe want to improve a little. Don't delayl I need to hear from you before the 14th of September. CHINOOK HEALTH UNIT is planning to run PreNatal Classes in October, February, May if there is enough interest. The next class will start on Monday, Oct. 4 from 7-9 p.m, If you would like to take the classes please phone 758-3331 any Tuesday or Wednesday from 8-12 noon, or 1-4 p.m. to pre-register. Please register by September you. M. Sabey, CHN, Chinook Box 126, Magrath. FOR SALE: Fresh corn. Sophia Phone 758-3458 / i J DRESSES Girls Dresses in a nice selection of styles, designs and shades. SIZES: 2 to 6X REGULAR $19.95 to $29.95 Save 20% Tops! Girls, Misses and Ladies Tops in a variety of stj including Sleeveles, Short sleeve, cap sleeve. Plains and patterns. Assorted shades. .% PRICE! I ' V " /■ Panty Hose "NO NONSENSE" Fits. Shades or Spice. REG. $1.59 No Nonsense Fits. 15th. Thank Health Unit, Bezprozwanna One size of Taupe 129 One Size REGULAR $1.89 149 SLIPS GIRLS NYLON SLIPS, FULL LENGTH IN BEIGE OR WHITE WITH LACE TRIM ON BODICE & HEM. SIZES: 7 to 15 petite. Ladies’ Briefs ******** QUICK SALE: $9,000 older house, mortgage payments. FRESH CORN & other vegetables. Phone 758-6885 $2.95 - $3.95 Misses & Ladies Briefs in a nice selection of styles including Lycra, Nylon, Blends. 1 serviced. acre lot, Easy 758-3556. Wrangler home. ¿ULG • Men’s Jeans for 2995 New Wrangler Cords Men. Brown or Grey. Well tailored in popular "Trim Fit" style. Men's Wrangler Jeans in "painter" style. Just the thing for B ack-1o-S choo1 $30 Men’s Shirts Men's Denims in Western style. Wranglers & Brand. REGULAR $27 19“ New Arrivals in Wrangler Cords for Buys. Sizes 7-16. Brown, Beige. in time for Back 'o School. Utah visiting relatives and friends, visiting at the Alston home is Wade and fiance Miss Gloria Varagona Hong Kong. marriage is an event of this coming August 28th. Farewell services honoring Elders Kenneth and Ronald Lowry were held in the Magrath 1st Ward Church Sunday afternoon. Speakers for the service were Cal Alston, parents David and Carol Lowry, and Kenneth and Ronald. Special musical included a vocal duet by Karen and Suzan Lowry "In The Hollow of Thy Hand" accompanied Carol Lowry and a piano medley Hymns by Kenneth. The opening prayer was offered Greg Strong and the closing hymn Brent Lowry. The Lowry family left Tuesday for Salt Lake City where the Elders will enroll in the Mission home before embarking on their missions, Ken to the California Arcadia field and Ron to the California Los Angeles mission field. . Mr. and Mrs. Cal Alston have returned from trip .to Presently their son both from Their Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Nyal Fletcher have returned home from an enjoyable summer holiday. They flew to San Francisco where they were joined by her brother-in-law and sister Dale and Agnes Anderson and the foursome motored to Seattle visiting the Fletchers’ son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Craig Morrison and family. They visited the Seattle and Oakland Temples, then motored to Victoria and Vancouver B.C. and to Magrath where the Andersons are presently visiting. Mrs. Ardella Bennett is home from three weeks visit at Alder Flats with sister and brother-in-law Ethel & Gene Seely. She attended two weddings and a 50th Wedding ’ Anniversary while there. Dr. and Mrs. R.M. Dahl have as their guests their daughter Nola and her husband Wade Bateman of Provo, Utah. Mrs Helen Araki has as her guest her daughter Edith Shigehiro of Edmonton. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mikado and daughter Judy are home from a holiday to the West Coast, Lake Tahoe, and other U.S. points. FOR SALE: Choice 160 acres, pressurized irrigation pipe line supply system; heavy flowing artesian well, corrals, grain storage, Calgary Power and many more extras. W.R. Baker, Box 94, Magrath. NOTICE: I have room for a few more private students (voice or piano). Phone 758-6402, Priscilla Brockway. ATTENTION: Any person wishing to contact the Dept, of Veterans Affairs, re: Pensions, etc. Phone Dorothy Fox, 758-6866. Leave name and make appointments with will set up an appointment with cellor. NOTICE: We do custom combining. Phone 7 5 8-6 5 2 8. me and I the Coun- Dan Atwood stuff WEAR DEPT Ladies Sizes Clearance u1* 1 < 1 RACK OF UTILITY COATS SA dusters, lounging gowns , «j ■ - MlWp DRESSES, etc. " ’ll■ . 1 RACK OF BLOUSES, DRESSES ligi SPORTSWEAR. C 4 ft 1 RACK OF BLOUSES, TOPS , 1 ¡Jr SKIRTS, BED JACKETS, A.V DUSTERS, ETC. HACK-TO-SCHOOL SPECIAL Funeral services for the late Bonnie 1982 , Thurs- Ray prayer * Curlers included REG $6.95 Bath Swat Taylor. Perms Ail Boa no curl, for al hair styles Passey, who passed away August 16, were conducted from the LDS Chapel day, August 17th, 1982 with Bishop Stevenson officiating. The family was offered by Burns Harker. Ushers were Doug Bly and David Barbara Heggie presided at the Memorial Register. Opening Hymn was ’’Not Now But In The Coming Years" accompanied at the organ by Kathleen Harker with Charlotte Fletcher chorister. Invocation was offered by Gaelynd Pilling, Shelton Ririe gave the biography followed by a vocal solo "Go’in Home" by May Ann Passey accompanied by Charlotte Fletcher. Speaker for the service was Bishop Tom Karren. The closing hymn was "Abide With Me ’Tis Eventide" with James Anderson offering the benediction . Pallbearers were Mark Passey, Andy Cook, Blair Sabey, Norman Christensen, DeVar Coleman and Dale Toomer. Interment took place in the Magrath Cemetery with James Passey giving the graveside prayer. DISTRICT HOME ECONOMIST NEWS HOUSEWIVES CONFERENCE: Housewives Conference is a program for you sponsored by the Home Economics Branch of Alberta Agriculture and the Lethbridge Community College. It’s a time for you to ger away to an atmosphere of fun, learning and fellowship. The program theme this year is "Making the Most of Yourself". You’ll be able to explore this topic through a variety of select-a-sesslons and social events Did you know you can say "NO" to a request without feeling guilty? Join the session on being your own best friend to find out how. You may be wondering if your and your family will make it through the teenage years. Dr. Jo.hn Mitchell from the University of Alberta will share his expertise on coping with teenagers. Learn how to create your own widowsill edibles. You will also have a chance to hike with the Park Naturalist or design your personal fitness program. There will be lots to do this year at Housewives Conference. I all happens at Waterton National Park. Contact your 653-4461 for The deadline 10, 1982. WESTERN CANADA CONCEPT: The results of the Leadership Convention held Saturday, August 21st in Red Deer were excellent. Gordon Kesler was elected as Party Leader. Of Special Interest: Our Party Policies are ratified and ready to present to the public. Hereafter: Our W.C.C, monthly meeting for Magrath area will be held the last Wednesday of every month. This is your time to give voice to the governing of your affairs. $1.50 Girls, Misses and Ladies Sleepwear in shorty, regular and long Nightgowns in assorted fabrics, styles and shades. District Hom,e Economist at registration information, for registration is September Sof t, Bath Sets to add & beauty to your Green, Cream, Gold, Brown Blue piece Sets in Blue, , Rust. fluffy Chenille color bathroom. 3 PIECE SETS Burgandy, Tan MEATS Wieners BURNS 454 G Side Bacon. burns RoundSteA . lb 289 Chuck Roast boNElESS. .J" Hâm Roast . **************************************** Dear Parents: Among the many good things that have developed in this decade to aid the Education of our children, is the formation of a nationwide association of parents and interested citizens to help children that have problems in the school system that they attend. It is called "The Canadian Association for Children With Learning Disabilities". This is a strong and active group that has done much to further a better education system for all children. They have, this ye?ar >. added the word Adult to their name. Their aim now is to help not only children but adults too. Under this association all the provinces in Canada have their separate association with many Chapters throughout the Provinces. Alberta has a very strong and active association with organized Chapters from Fort McMurray and Slave Lake to Maorath and Cardston. We are pleased to^tell you that there is a "Cardston Magrath Association for Children^and Adults with Learning Disabilities . This association was formed in May o this year by parents of children who have trouble feeling and having success experiences in the school system. The aim of this Association is mainly to do all in our power to give each child the opportunity to succeed in school. To be successful in learning ahd preparing for the future. Today, 10 to 15% of the normal school population suffer from learning disabilities that seriously affect their academic progress, despite proven intellect ranging from normal to superior. These children suffer from many different problems that prevent them from mastering adequately one or more of the crucial skills, e.i. reading, written language, verbal fluency, sp elling and/or arithmetic. If your child has problems in school and you would like some information and help or if you would like to help, please join your local association and give your strength to help change the hope . . . . 1 59 ********************************** of the future for this group, By active participation you can find many others who have the same problems and add strength to help Cardston, Magrath, Alberta and Canada achieve our goal. There will be monthly meetings held in Cardston and Magrath. The dates and places will be announced, please come and join. You can get more Information by phoning any member of your association. They are; President, Bernice Sillito, Magrath; Vice President Lorraine Hartley, Cards. Secretary, Ann Pilling, Magrath. Treasurer, Martha Millward, Magrath. Executive Directors: Elaine Maw, Mag. Jill Wakefield, Magrath, Susan Thorpe, Cardston, Peggy Ash, Cardston, Lynn Tanner, Magrath, Cheryl Romeril, Card. Janet Boucner has’enjoyed having parts of her families visit this summer David, on his yearly work visit, then David & Natalie, their boys Andrew and Eric from Sacramento; lois Rennie and son Paul who just returned from his Mission in France, and Maria from Vancouver; Anne Cox and her son Chip who has just returned from his Mission in England, and Craig the youngest son, from Provo. J.B. CLOSING MAGRATH GOLF CLUB SOCIAL - 2 Ball Foursome, Wed. Sept. 1st, 4 p.m. $6 per person. Steak supper. NOTICE: Worship Services at Magrath United Church resume this Sunday, Aug. 29th at 9:45 p.m. with Rev. Robt. Schwab officiating. Everyone welcome. NOTICE: Will do babysitting. I have an Alberta Safety Council Degree. Betty Papp, 758-6871 Barbara McCoy, 758-3151. PLEASE CLAIM - Black lab dog that gtrayed to our place or it will be given away. McKelveys, 758—3181. YARD SALE, J.A. Spencer residence, Saturday, Aug. 28th, 10 a.m. at 116S 1st St. W. NOTICE: I will babysit in my home on weekdays. 758—3174. Deedan Hatch. 3« Coffee NABOB 454 G "Crackers CHRISTIES 1 00 G SJIS Golden Award Flow* 10 KG , 488 high liner frozen Cod In Batter 350 g |89 GOOD HOST 750 G J29 ROYALE 8 PACK 339 Cookies* .CHRISTIES SOFT SJ49 Sandwich Spread KRAFT 500 G J 39 Margarine BLUE BONNET 1.36 KG 239 Laundry Detergent surf e l 32s PRODUCE DEPT. Peaches B. C. 18# CASE 10’» Lettuce lb4$« B. C. PRUNE 20# CASE 7” 5i98‘ » AppleS B. C. TYDEMAN? HANDIPAK 18# 8“
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