| 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 PHONES: OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 UPSTAIRS & STORE NEWS 758-6377 STORE HOURS: Mxiday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday. Wednesday . HARDWARE 758-3065 , 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. , 8 a.m, to 1 p.m. THURSDAY, JULY 14th, 1983 . MAGRATH, ALBERTA. ****************************************************************************************** UPSTAIRS DEPARTMENT. ***************************************************************************************** Sweaters SPECIALS! SACRIFICE PRICES Ladies’ Skirt Sets Jackets Pants BE SUIS TO VISIT THE UPSTAIRS CSPARDCRT -APPLIANCES'^ Woods Freezers Energy Efficient models, 2^" foam insulation. New models. Woods 7 cu. ft. 12 cu. ft. 15 cu. ft. 18 cu. ft. 22 cu. ft. Woods Woods Space-saver model Heme Freezer Heme Hare Hare Freezer Freezer Freezer . *459 *489 *509 *389 t. 3 *• -f ★dr****************************************************************** Refrigerator KELVINATOR ALL REFRIGERATOR 12. cu. ft. Model. All refrigerator, no freezer ccrrp- $7r>Q artment . f V w KELVINATOR REFRIGERATQR/FREEZER Almondshade. Righthand opening. Adjustable shelves. 2 food crispers. MOFFAT REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER White exterior. J Frost free, zero _ zone. 3 food $QAQ crispers . BOTH MDCELS. *************************** door. Garden Centre Fertilizer 7 Pee. Kitchen Suite r • Newly arrived Kitchen Suite, 7 piece set - 6 chairs with matching table. Smart vinyl upholstery, wood grained table top. PRICED AT . LAWN MAGIC 22-9-9-4-2 ■ Specially blended for Southern Alberta lawns. Apply every 3-4 veeks during growing season. 25 kg bag 50#. $16,00 19 -11 - 23 - 4 FERTILIZER Specially blended fertilizer for Vegetables: Potatoes, Carrots, Radishes, Cnions, Tomatoes, lettuce, Cabbage & com. . 25 kg bag 50#. $12.00 ************************** -o man pan serve two masters, i. at a yes man can serve hundreds. 10% DISCOUNT ON 5# & OVER ORDERS. Came ************************ iner Rocker out to our Shew Roon in the Quonset and see our display of Recliner Chairs, Swivel Rockers, etc. Start styles and shadAg to enhance your Livingroom, Den or Family Room. ************************ Home Hardware Potting Soil HOME HARDWARE SPECIAL 18 L BAG . Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tester of Arcola, Sask, were at the heme of his Grace Tocmer. recent guests aunt, Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. Wynn & Alice Fife of Las Vegas, Nevada are visiting Mrs. LaVema Aakrcyd. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Miller & family of Beaver Lodge-/Alta, are visitors at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Miller. Also visiting at the Miller heme during the weekend were their daughter Mrs. Sharon Musta< and family of Viking, Alberta. Michael Gruninger, a gradua and valedic.on of the Magrath High School, 1983, has been selected as ond of four Canadian students to receive a $1,000 Knl-hts of Columbus scholarship. Michael graduated »1th a 951 average from GradThe2^cholarship is awarded to four Canadian i k I REGULAR $13.95 Boys’ Rigby Pants in Grey, Bite, Red» ô*tc REG $14.95-$29.95 Boys’ T Shirts m short sleeve style. Collar & crew neck. Stripes, plains, etc. — O' students on the basis of academic standing , And leadership qualities. , ' Michael plans to use the scholarship for an Honors Computer Science program at the University of Alberta, Edmonton. He is 17 year old son of George & Irene Grunmger. The Magrath 4H Sheep Club held their June meeting at the home of Kathy Norton on June 29th. rhe members answered the roll call by giv ng ■ ' ninNese w obf utshineeirs s shinecelpu.ded discussions on lamb eights, feeding programs and the show and s (Aug. 13 in Port Macleod). The club so decided to enter a float in the Magrath n.rade. . , ___ Kathy Norton reported on her recent -R leadership camp at Elkwater. A motion as made in favor of having the club financially support members attending camp in the future. The meeting concluded with the election of officers: President - Kathy Norton; Vice President - Secretary - Carrie Harris Treasurer - Club Reporter - Jody Heninger, Historian - KeaSe next meeting »ill be July 18th at 3 p.m. at the home of Martha Jane Tomlinson. . The family of Clyde Bennett is holding an Open House honoring Clyde on his 94th birthday on Saturday, July 16th Bennett s first house south of the Treasury Branch. Everyone welcome. The family of Gene and Ruth wish to invite all relatives “d to an Open House in honor of their 50th Adding Anniversary, Saturday, July 23r 1983, at Del Bonita Community Hall 7 t 9 p.m. Dance to follow. No gifts please. Martha Jane Tomlinson Travis Harris, Morgan leather Golf Darker brown ' 9, 9^, 11. Shoes with trim. Rugged Wearing Jackets Ifen’s Brown foam sole. SIZES: k ■ - -- ^1^den°"hhlS (No returns) from 2 to 5 p.m. at Varge Bennett's - REGULAR $59 3 5 On June daughter of Mr was united in marriage of Mr. and Mrs. — . Ontario. The happy to Timothy Gerard, son 17th, high atop Mt. Douglas, the . Luke Murakami, Linda Erike LUO-A. X- --- - _ J , Joseph Gallant of Brantford, couple is residing in Victoria, B.C. S _________ SCHOOL will be held again LNThRrBin , of this summer. Aailil rchnSinld-rreeun bu etween tne ugts 3 through 12 are dnviJedJ?„at _ Magrath this year "Jesus Joy To All • _ Time United Church Hall. Date: July 18 - 22 Time 1 - 3%o p.m. Tor -ore information call 758 3135 or 758-6863. ABRIDGE SENIOR SITIZENS "WHOOP UP" DANCE Friday, July 15th, 8 to 11 p.m. 420-llth St. South^ Lethbridge. Live Band, Light Lunch. Tickets $2.00. We also dance to records every Tuesday 2-4 p.m. & Wednesday 8-10 p.m. TAKEN BY MISTAKE: On Monday afternoon someone took my son Jordan’s swimsuit & towel from the nool They were in a plastic Woodward s bag. The ¿athi« suit is blue, the characters on it. Please check your youngster s ^^2 SWriks. Dorothy Engen, 758-3092 or the, WANTED: pant. 758-3732. ¡ten's Nylon Jackets in Pullver or zipper front styles. Assorted shades. FEG. $17.95 - $23.95 Regular Price* PYJAMAS BOYS’ bow STYLE PYJAMAS in COTTCti & POLYESTER KNIT. TWO COLORS. REG. $14.95 95 WANTED TO RENT; House or ApartmentPhone 758t-6260. House to rent. Ph. 758-3156. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION Be ready to celebrate Magrath's birthday ' with a good array of Canada Flags. Now on display in our Drygoods Dept. e Hair care accessories HEADBANDS Popular Braids, Knits, Metalics. Assorted widths colors, etc. REGÆAR $4.00 1 Ì z CHINOOK HEALTH UNIT NEWS The Chinook Health Unit is again running a Dental Clinic during the weeks of August 8-12, Aug. 15-i9 and August 22-26. Services include: Dental Inspection, Cleaning, Flouride, Hygiene Instruction. It will include all children ages 3 thru 12 and is free of charge. Please phone the Chinook Health Unit any Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday from 8 to 12 and 1 to 4 p.m. for an appointment. 758-3331. Chinook Health Unit requres a Certifier Intra-Oral Dental Assistant for their Card ston Sub-office as of September 1st, 1983- Salary in accordance with qualifications and experience. For applications please contact the Cardston Sub-Office, Box 1590, Cardston, Alberta, TOK 0K0, phone 653-4983 For further information about the position contact Sandra Kindzierski, Senior Dental Hygienist, Fort Macleod office, Phone 553-4451. .0.6 SHAMPOO for glamorous hair, easy to manage. 500 ml. & Beauty Aids SHAMPOO REGULAR $4.25 ea . 3’5 With the demolition of the Assembly HalJ in the very near future, the old school "Big Bell" will need to find a new and permanent place to hang. There have been several suggestions and a number of people interested in preserving this prized piece of heritage from Magrath's early days. Anyone interested in assisting in this project, please call 758-3442 and leave your name and phone number. We have very little time left. JULY 23rd CELEBRATION UPDATE CLEARANCE! Selected Comforters Polyester filled double bed size Ccmforters. White background with colorful floral patterns. PEG. $55.00 11 a.m. Races & Novelties Forty trophies to be won by children and adults in "around the track" -"dashes" and "novelty" races. Helium Baloons - 15<? each. Prizes for everyone who enters the races - cotton candy for participants (not for sale)• Lots of Novelty Races. Please participate. 12:30 p.m. Swim Meet : The first annual "BELLY FLOP" contest will be held. Also Family Relay Races, Many Novelties. A full list at the Swimming Pool. VIOLIN LESSONS: Will all mothers who called me about violin lessons please call me back for more information. Will also __. __ __ _____________ accept new inquiries. Toni. Stringam TABLECLOTHS »«-wii. IACF, TABIECLOTHS FOR SALE: Registered Jersey cow, producing, for dressing a pretty Phone 758-3269. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE: Charming 1*5 storey home. New wiring, plumbing, furnace. New kitchen. Large family room, separate living room. 1% baths, 3 bedrooms up. Available August 1st. $38,500. Phone 7583685. WANTED: School Bus Contractor to operate in Spring Coulee to Magrath area. Please apply in writing to: C.M. Pilling, Sec. Treas. Cardston School Div. No. 2;’ Box 10, r table. 50x70 REG. 45.00 $36,00 $¿14.00 $68,00 Regular $55.00 . Regular $85.00 . ******************************** FOR SALE: Friday & Saturday only - used play pen, strollers, car seats, changing table, etc. Also swing set. Devar & Shirley Dahl. 758-3685. 50X70: 70x90: THANK YOU: I would like to thank Dr. Dennis for buying my 4H calf. Carrie Harris. Cardston, Alberta. TOK 0K0. Please apply before August 12th. FOUND: A sum of money in the Hardware dept. Owner may claim at the News Office. MAGRATH PUBLIC LIBRARY would like to remind all Elementary School children of the Summer reading program. Books & flags awarded as prizes. FOR SALE: Used refrigerator . Good condition. Hardware Department. FOR SALE: 1974 GMC Truck, 350 engine, 3 speed standard with Cascade 8 ft. Camper with overhang over cab. $1500. Also fibreglass Canoe with oars. $100. Phone 758-6316. WANTED: Used riding bridles for saddle ponies. Ph. 758-3282. The Magrath Public Library would like to acknowledge the following donations to the Library: "Color Me Beautiful" from the Behavior Modification Class; "Canada With Love" in memory of Lillian Sheridan from Jack & Loral (Sheridan) Tarr, John & Ouida (Tarr) Gerat, Don & Lynn (Tarr) Peterson. "Teachings of Spencer W. Kimball" in memory of Jack & Maude Rasmussen from Howard & Mary Rasmussen. "How I Trained My Colt, Tag" "Spurlock Saind", "Under the Same Stars", "As A Rose", "Don’t Tell Me No", "Star Fire", "Amelia’s Daughter" in memory of Jack & Maude Rasmussen from Ardella Bennett, LaVoy Bossert, LaBeana Heggie, Carol McCoy, Marie Brycks, Glen Bennett, Geneal Edwards & Doug Anderson, "A Treasury of Outdoor Life" in memory of Fell Balderson from Dan & Greta Mai, Ed & Lola Wurzer. "Teaching Children Responsibility" of Eugene Dal from Devar & Shirley family. "Lessons from Great Lives" of David Keeler and Jack Rasmussen Cliff & Vi Miller. "Kluane, Pinnacle of the Yukon" in memory of Lillian Sheridan from Bob & Adess Leinweber and family. xADIÉ? JMMEftOPS Smartly sty ed Tcps & Blouses f xr Milady's Saaner wear _nq. A nice styles and shades. SIZES: REGULAR $1 ,95 - $19.95 sel jtion of S« I. L. 20° ó OFF CHILDREN’S Visit Wear. Sun the Sale Rack of Children’s Included are Sun Sets, Dresses, Playalls, etc. t « Save 20% Children’s end Infants’ SETS in memory Dahl and in memory from OPPORTUNITY PLUS: Immigratior has permitted Mr. Ken Patey to give a 12 h.our Seminar because his four Principals or Freedom clearly handle all dealings with hvanan interactions in both family and business. Absolytely new in the field. If Portland business man says Ken Patey has the newest material on Human Behavior since Psychocylernetics. Learn new freedom Jgrincipals rather than force techniques. FREE - first four hour session , remaining two 4 hour sessions $50 p/ir person. Uhual fee for 2 hour seminar $200 per person. Date:' July 26 27, 28 from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. For information and registration call Beatrice Harker, 758-6306 or Clark Dainard 758-3375, BONUS PLUS: Those?taking this 12 hour Work Shop will have access to personal resource consultant and work shop once a month. reduced for quick Sr. Citizens only Villa Apartments has HOME FOR SALE: Approx. 3,000 sq. ft. developed • ^2 yrl old home Vg blocks East of school. Main floor has 3 bedrooms, 1-3/4 bath, living room kitchen with large eating area, spare room, laundry room. Rock face fresh air fireplace, lots of oak cupbaords with built in self cleaning oven, island cook top and dishwasher. Basement has private self-contained 2 bedroom apartment with full bath and laundry room. Revenue in excess of $3,400 per year. Also spacious cold room, storage room and family roop in basepent. Price sale. Ph. 758-6368. APARTMENT FÖR RENT: for (65 yrs. & over) Garden one unit available immediately, one bedroom. Ph. Shirley Edwards, 758-6368. GARAGE SALE: Sat. July 16, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the'home of Shirley Edwards 1% blcoks east . Ajf school. Jungle Gym, good cariety of items eood condition - toys, boys & baby clothes, ,.f ;\aby items, and many more. :>E0R RENT: 2 bedroom suite, partly furnished. V Refrigerator, stove. Ph. 758-3144, ■ Ranted: Small girl’s bike, 16" with banana Seat. Ph. 758-3752. IN NYLCN TRICOT, BRUSHED NYLCN, POLYESTEIVODITCN, etc. A NICE ASSORTMENT OF STYLES AND SHADES. LACE & EYELET TRIM $19.95 to $35.00 SOUVENIRS SPOONS CUSHIONS T SHIRTS ETC. ***************** FOR SALE: Video game unit. used. $25.00. 758-3442 Bob Rasmussen. Saturday, July 16th. Music Hardly DANCE - Blue. Doors open at 7:30 p.m. Members and invited guests 18 yrs. welcome. Two willing people ready to do odd Call Barb and Betty at 758-6871 or DEL BONITA by Country & over jobs. 758-3151. Visit our Counter of Souveniers. Included are: Western Shirts Wrangler Jean Jackets in sturdy Navy Denim. REG $59.95 4995 Jean Jacket WESTEFN--STRAW 1/3 OFF Be ready for Magrath’s Celebration — wear a new Western Shirt. Availabe in assorted styles and shades. ,9$19.95 - $25 % OFF Assorted styles and shades REGULAR $9:95-$25.00 BLUE DENIM WESTERNS 4 only in sizes^5i^iium, 2 small. (no returns) Shop and save now for the Birthday celebration just ahead COVERALLS MEN’S EXPRESS STRIPE (black & white) COVERALLS. FULL CUT, ZIPPER & SNAP BUTTCN FRONT. REGULAR $49.95 SWEATERS tfen’s Pullover V neck Sweaters in Acrylic knit. Long sleeves. Styled by g 1 Ft>x. Blue, Yellow, Copen. v REGULAR $29.95 Mrs. Debra Lawson and children of Haines, Alaska, her mother Mrs. Delores Booth of Sawyer, North Dakota have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Nyal Fletcher. Also visiting at the Fletcher home have been their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fletcher and family of Calgary. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rice and sons Greg and Allan of Stockton, Calif, have been visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Rice and brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Wes Rice, also friends and relatives in the area. Mrs. Grace Cody and friend of Calgary spent the weekend visiting her mother Mrs. Lucille Balderson. On July 5th a number of 4 H Beef Clubs held the Show & Sale of their 4H calves. The members of the Magrath Club proudly displayed their calves and were placed in the following order by the judges: Club Champion - Vera Dawn Kesler; Reserve Club Champion - Judy Wocknitz; Third - Duane Kesler, Fourth - Travis Harris; Fifth - Joyce Wocknitz; Sixth - Janice Wocknitz; Seventh - Carrie Harris; Eighth - Jeremy Harris. Ninth - Joan Wocknitz. First Showmanship went to Joan Wocknitz and second to Judy Wocknitz. The Club would like to thank all the people and buyers who helped and supported this event. Magrath 4H Beef Club Carrie Harris. Reporter area plann-in Sept, finding All students in Magrath ing to attend U of Alberta ’83 who need assistance in housing contact Brent Taylor 758-3412. NOTICE: Will do odd jobs, much carpentry experience. Tools available. Saturdays and evenings. Charge by job, not by hour. Call Brent at 758-3412 or 758-3582. FOR SALE: 4 new B.F. Goodrich Radial T/A’s on aluminum turbine mags. 2-P215/60R14, 2-P235/60R14. $550 firm. Phone 758-3412. The first Ronda & Lauretta Dahl Reunion was held July 1,2,3 in Raymond and Waterton. Visitors came from as far as Las Vegas to enjoy a family time. Over 75 people attended out of a family of 128. Among the activities was a 12 mile hike over the Summit. Participating were the Carol Dahl family, the Cal Stewarts and Mark, Ian & Shirley Dahl. CABLE T.V. IN MAGRATH: I’m interested in putting Cable TV into Magrath and need to know the level of interest in the town. We are going to apply to the CRTC to cable the following TV stations: 4 local (3 English 1 French ’’Lethb”) 2 CANCOM Independant, Edmonton, . Hamilton; 4 U.S. CANCOM (2 Oregon 2 Michigan) Covers all Networks including PBS. Plus local Channel with Music & Bulletins - Educational Access. 12 to 11 Channels. Rates $17.00 monthly + $50 installation. I need to know how many people would be interested in the service, or mail it in to the Store News Office. Thank you. Ron Theaker, Box 1, Nordegg, AB. TOM 2H0. Ph. 721-3939, ATTENTION: There will be a bus leaving Magrath High School at 5:30 a.m. on Wednesday, July 20th for the M. D. of Cardston who qualified for Summer Games in Medicine Hat. The bus returns late that same night. NOTICE: Will mow lawns and do yard work. Phone 758-3254. FOR SALE: A Chicken Coop, also a small building with floor. Will take offers. Phone 758-6521. Mrs. Lucille Balderson. Leave your name The bathtub was invented in 1850 and the telephone in in 1850, you for 25 years 1875. Had you been living could have sat in the bathtub without the phone ringing once. MEAT DEPT. Minute Steaks < DELIGATED s SlrloUlp Roast .KG Chickens - SA-FRYING FRESH Luncheon Moots turkey cold cuts 125 g pkg,|®® Coil Garlic Sausage B0RNS. *. . '. K6 s315 A ******************* ******** *********** ****** * ************* ************* ** ****************** A lovely summer wedding took place in the DISTRICT HOME ECONOMIST NEWS Alberta Temple on Friday July 8th, 1983, when Patriarch Nyal A. Fletcher united Karen Alston, youngest daughter of Cal and Doreen Alston of Magrath and Darrel Dan Chipman, eldest son of Dan and Myrna Chipman of Welling in marriage. Attending the bride on her wedding day were Joanne Steed as Matron of honor and bridesmaids Shaunna Webster, Shyreece and Rochelle Chipman, sisters of the groom. The groom was attended by Robert Chipman as best man and Stephen Foote and Robert Baker as groomsmen. Immediately following the ceremony a family dinner was held in the High School Gym which was decorated like a summer garden. Doug Alston, uncle of the bride was M. C. for the program. Prayer was offered by Dean Bullock, uncle of tne groom. The bride and groom sang as a duet "One Perfect Day"; Joanne Ririe Steed gave a reading; nieces, nephews and cousins of the bride sang; the bride's mother, Doreen gave an original reading. Cal Alston, Byng Beazer, Eldon Coleman and L.B. Tanner rendered a vocal number. The toast to the bride was given by her uncle, Tyler Alston with the groom responding. The closing prayer was offered by Dick Chipman, uncle of the groom. A wedding reception was held Friday evening with many relatives and friends calling to offer their congratulations and best wishes. Guests wete welcomed by Mark and Iris Chipman. A lovely buffet supper was served with Donna Beazer and Eva Marie Harker in charge of kitchen arrangements. Sharon Haynes was in charge of the serving. Ruth Johnson cut the wedding cake which wab served by the bride's sisters and sisterin- law Diane, Marianne, Mona and Karen. Thé happy couple left for a honeymoon in Glacier National Park and points south. On their return they will reside in Lethbridge ’here the groom is employed with L.A.F.M. adio Station and the bride by Alberta Government Telephones. A woman stormed out of the house after an : cgument with her husband. "You’ll be back!" : a yellowed after her. "How long do you think you’ll be able to stand happiness". The Fair season is rapidly approaching. Mark July 22-23 for the 7th Annual Magrath & District Fair and August 25-27 for the Cardston Agricultural Fair. If you have never entered a fair before, it's time to start thinking about it. Those of you who enter fairs annually should encourage a friend or neighbor to enter a few items this year - and please do not forget the young people and the seniors. Perhaps your son or daughter would enjoy displaying a hobby item, a photograph or some vegetables from their garden. Inviting young people to enter fairs will help fostet a sense of community spirit in future community leaders. Maybe a neighbor does not drive or yoctr grandparents have sold their vehicle. Why not ask them if they would like to enter something? More than likely they are too proud to ask for a ride or else do not want to "Be a bother", and I am sure they would greatly appreciate your offer. FAIR COMPETITIONS - are educational and so, entering the fair or even visiting the fair becomes a very good learning experience. You learn the methods and techniques used to produce high quality products. As well, the characteristics of high quality products are viewed. Your creativity and originality are expanded when another entry sparks a new idea As a competitor you shoud feel a sense of pride in doing quality work and in demonstrat ing this skill to others. "Borrowed entries' which are not the result of your time and effort, only damage your reputation. Honesty in your own accomplishments are worth more than any accumulated points and a tarnished reputation. An Exhibitors Worskshop is being held in Fincher Creek Provincial Building, Conference Room July 25th, 9 a.m to 4 p.m. Topics to be covered - Handicrafts, Home Cooking, Garden Vegetables, Fruit & Flowers. No charge, bring your own lunch. Please register by calling 627-4023. For more information, call me. Sharon Cummins, District Home Economist, Cardston. MANY WORTHWHILE BARGAINS - Upstairs.
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