| 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. 4AGRATH TRADING CO. STORE NEWS OFFICE: 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 UPSTAIRS & STORE NEWS 758^6377 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Satur ay Wednesday . THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6th, 1983 .MAGRATH, ALBERTA ************************************************************************** 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. LADIES p. EADY-TO-WEAR JEANS lWEM’SWEAR Ladies’. Blouses and Skirts Soccer A special "thank you" to the Magrath Mite "C’s" who, over the past two weekends, captured the first place trophy in their league, first place trophy in league championship . Over the past weekend the team participated in the provincials. First game - Magrath over Edmonton 3-0; 2nd game - Magrath and algary 0-0; The third game was .von by Sherwood Park 1-0 on a penaltiy shot with two minutes remaining in the game. This placed Magrath third over all in the provincials. This was only the second loss the team had all year long. Team members were: Kristian Kerr, Shea Tolly, Vicky Strong, Brittany Harker, Heather Hunt, Amberly Robinson, Suzanne Wright Julie Dudley, Lisa Nishikawa, Rowe, Shandy Card, Lisa Jensen, Stacy Hansen, Terri Larson, JoAnn Anderson, Michelle Leavitt, Carrie Anderson, Stacy Jensen. A very successful year. You worked hard and you should be proud of your accomplishment. Coach - D. G. Gurney. SPORTS Kim f SWEATERS Men’s Parkas FEIT boots (NO RETURNS.) Black felt Boots with thick felt sole. 1/6, 1/7, 2/12 4 only. k REGULAR $19.95 Men's Work Parkas made of Drillers' Drill in Loden Green shade. Full zipper front, large roomy front pockets. Quilted or pile lining. REGULAR $49.1 5 3985 New Jantzen Sweaters for Fall & Winter. Pullovers and Cardigans in Wool & Acrylic PRICED FROM CONGRATULATIONS: Magrath Mite Girls , after a chilly weekend of games with some big city teams, our little girls hold third place in Provincial Soccer games. We are really proud of them and look forward to another fun season next year. Team Managers Audrey Rowe, Barbara Card. per per per per room room room room Salmon Run & Eagle 29th . Red Lyon. Canadian, Canadian. Canadian. Canadian. hotel $115 $125 $135 $175 each each each each BUS TRIP Kalispell Migration, October 27, 28, Booked accomodation at the Cost: 432 1 This includes your bus and all side trips. Reservations and payment must October 20th. Payment can be the Terrace or at Carefree Express Lethbridge. Refund on fare to Oct-and be in by made a t in ober 20th then you must find a replacement or forfeit 60% of cost. Carefree Express Diamond Please let Thank you. phone 327-7200 Willow Terrace - phone 7'5 8-6866 us know as soon as you can. Carefree Express & Dorothy Fox. REG. $45.95 MEN’S CASUALS Men's Black Oxford with crepe sole. Rider. Full size ram MAKING CLASSES - excellent ideas Learn FREE CANDY for Christmas and Birthday parties. how to make lollipops at home at a fraction of the retail cost. able. Classes to be held at Raymond Tuesday & Thursdays at 7:30 and Wednesday at 2:00. Call and enroll now. Magrath 758-6287. FOR SALE: 1965 IHC % Phone 758-6879. Flavors & molds avail- Raymond 752-3197 or ton truck. Offers. Leather double By Ruf MEN'S CAPS HUNTING Men's Red or-Orange Hunting Caps in a choice of styles. $6.95 to $8.95 ************ WANTED TO RENT: Garage space to store boat for winter. Requires 22 feet. Phone 7583712. Brent Ehlert. PUBLIC LEGAL EDUr‘TION A series of informa^ meetings between awyers and members of the public will be eld in your area this fall. The dates ad topics will be: October 18th - ’obby Farms/Subdividing and Selling arm Land, Magrath School. November 15th - Wills & Estates, Hillspring. ovember 16th - Wills & Estates, Del Bonita School. . All classes will be from 7 to 9 and will cost $3 per person per class. Please register js a minimum enrollment For further information or contact your Further This program is jointly Lethbridge Community College, Further Education Council and is funded iy the Alberta Law Foundation. in advance is .required, call 653-4491 Education Rep. sponsored by Cards ton NOTICE OF ELECTION - Cardston School Div. #2. Notice is hereby given that an election will be held for the filling of the following offices School Board Member Subdivisions #1, f6, #7. Voting will take place on the 17th day of October, 1983, between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Voting stations will be located at: Village Offices - H i 11 - spring-Glenwood; Julia Nelson Residence, Subdivision #1; Town Office, Magrath Subdivision #6; Town Office Cardston Subdivision #7. C.M. Pilling, Returning Officer. PRICED FROM LADIES’ JACKETS Smart new Fall & Winte Jackets in assorted styles. Nylon outer shells, down filled. Grey, Wine, Blue. $98 w LADIES’ UNDERWEAR : LADIES LONGS: Wool & polyester. White with floral or plain blue. SIZES: S,M,L,XL. REGULAR $11.95 . LADIES TOPS: To match the above longs. SIZES: M,L,XL. REGULAR $) TWO OPENINGS AVAILABLE: I would like to fill a couple of openings yet with private piano or voice students. Am offering small group voice lessons for Elementary Children. Ideal for family groups or friends who like to sing together. Children's rates apply. Phone Priscilla Brockway, 758-6402. new. t-shirts 1 RACK OF KIDDIES T SHIFTS - short and long sleeve ' styles. Assorted colors. Sizes: S,M,L. 20% Off •OR SALE: Folk guitar with case, like Asking $100. For further information ph orfe 758-3152. WANTED: Bike stand, usable condition. Ehone 758-6239. '■OR SALE: Black, Red or White Laying hens. Phone 758-6239. NOTICE: Will baby sit evenings after 5:30 Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and after school on Tuesdays & Thursdays. Will also rake leaves. Ph. 758-3217 and ask for Patti Jo. SLEEPERS Kiddies Blanket Sleepers in Acrylic & Polyester. Red, Blue, Yellow, White. 20% Off (REGULAR $10.95 to $19.95) NOTICE: Will babysit evenings after 5:30 Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays. Phone 758-3582 and ask for Kaylene. ****************** THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD WILL REMAIN CLOSED MONDAY, OCT. 10TH, THANKSGIVING. REGULAR $11.95 to $19.95j Men's Combinations and Longs in Polyester™ & Cotton and Thermal knit. « *15“ SOCKS Off REGULAR $19.95 $7 ***£% . * Jl• * ‘ i » Men's Flannelette Pyjamas, 100% Cotton. Assorted patterns and colors. SIZES: S,M,L,XL. HFt; J : 'tirzSffbi PYJAMAS • is1 • • ♦ - Styled by Craftsman. Wool/Acrylic Nylon. REGULAR $4.50 i Super Savings! 1 TABLE OF REAL SUPER SAVINGS 1 Included are: Jogging Jackets, Jogging Tops and Jogging Pants. i I % OFF The 1983 Annual Convention of the Alberta Federation of Women United f'or Families will be held October 28th & Myrtle Norton Passey, beloved wil of W. T. Passey, passed away on Wed Sept. 28th, 1983 at the age of 90 years. She was born February 11 Ammon, "" Passey December 18th, She was an Church. _ , 1983 in Idaho. She married"’W. T. in Magrath 70 years ago on '* 1912. active member of the L.D.S. Her painting and poetry will long be remembered by many. At the age of 60 years, she had the privilege of rearing two infant grandchildren. Survivors include, four sons,, Garth of Lethbridge, Ronald of Camrose, Glen and Marl: of Magrath; two daughters Ruth Smith of Orem, Utah and Arlene Lowry of Cardston; three brothers; 31 grandchildren; 63 great: grandchildren; three great great grandchildren. She was predeceased by one sister and four brothers; one daughter LaDean Thomson. Funeral services were held in the Raymond Third Ward LDS Chapel Saturday, October 1st with Bishop Bob West officiating. Theta Sabey and Ireta Matkin presided at the Memorial Book. The family prayer was offered by Ross Robinson/ Alma Davies presided at the organ for the Prelude & Postlude music. The opening hymn was "I My Redeemer Lives" Know That sung by Dan Davies • and accompanied by Alma Davies. The invocation was offered by Weldon Thomson, Dale.Lowry gave the biography; Flora Norton read some original poems. Nyal & Freda Fletcher rendered a musical number "In The Garden".' Dr. Wayne B. Matkin spoke briefly followed by Bishop Bob West who was speaker for the service. The closing hymn was "How Great Thou Art" sung by Scott Beazer accompanied by Glen Broadhead. The benediction was offered by Blaine Norton. Honorary Pallbearers were grandsons Melvin Thomson, Weldon Thomson, John E. Austin, Bill Austin, Tom Passey, Garry Passey, Keith Passey and Wayne Passey. Active Pallbearers were grandsons Merrill Thomson, Tom Lowry, Quint Passey, Bob Lowry, Kevin Passey, and derrick Passey. Interment took place in the Magrath Cemetery with John P. Livingstone offering the graveside prayer. 29th at the Rade Winds Hotel in Calgary, -eatured speakers will be Ted Byfield whose-topic is "The Family's Struggle co Survive" and Jeanie Takahashi whose topic is "The Contemporary Women". Cost of the convention is $10 for Friday eight banquet and $10 for Saturday lec-ore and lunch. The AFWUF exists to provide a pro-imily voice for Alberta Women. It is a alternative to the many groups which Laim to represent the women's movement ■ tnd yet which are pro-abortion and which ■ ail to appreciate the beauty in the ( continued from opposite side) career of wife and mother. For more information contact Lorraine Balderson, 758-6380. Interested Adults willing to volunteer regular time at Magrath High School in areas such as Library, please contact Patricia Dudley, Paren Volunteer Co-ordinator of Magrath Home & School Assoc. 758-3200. THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY WEEKEND, STORE CLOSED MONDAY. OCTOBER 10th. ___ Bry sleep sets aiH SAVE. Sealy Posturepedic Premier At 50% OFF The Foundation when you purchase the matching Posturepedic mattress at regular price. Outside, a quality damask cover. Inside, the genuine Posturepedic Unique Back Support System. With multi-layer comfort, and exclusive torsion bar foundation with steel span for added firmness and durability. Designed in co-operation with leading orthopedic surgeons for no morning backache from sleeping on a too-soft mattress. Multi-layer comfort level for luxurious sleeping Long wearing Damask cover <__________ / MADE IN WESTERN CANADA Programmed offset coils for extra support TWIN 2 PICE SET REG. $700. . .$¿179,99 .PIECE SET REG. $800 . $5^19', 99 QUEEN 2 PIECE SET REG. $930. . .$639’.99 KING 3 PIECE SET REG. $1260 . $86*9.99 Patented torsion bar foundation with steel span Layers of Puffy Cushioning Premium grade cotton felt and extra thick Sealyfoam for body cushioning comfort Hinge-Action Offset Coils Prevents sleepers from rolling together—maximum support, lasting firmness Torsion Bar Foundation Replaces ordinary box spring coils for extra years of sleep set performance MAGRATH TRADING CO. Fall Tulip Bulbs : Rodenticides Control those mice before winter Warfarin & Mouse Poison. 500 g . HOME HARDWARE Warfarin Bait Pack. 3 kg . 1 USED GAS ENTERPRISE RANGE - good condition 1 USED AUTOMATIC WASHER. & DRYER. Both in goo condition. See John in the Hardware. 1 US I cone L. The following article on "Thanksing" was written by a student of mild Andersen who teaches at New a Colony. THANKSGIVING Thanksgiving is a day set aside - people to thank God for the rvest. cBut some people do not nk that God aided them, they ' nk they did it all themselves. y also think it is just a day to e a great feast and a lazy holi- Co me, the people who do not uk God on Thanksgiving Day, don't erstand the meaning of Thanksing. They don't take time to nk, they just say "We did it our-ves. Why should we thank God?" chink these people are queer. City people are grateful for diff-cnt things than farmers are, but they 111 have Thanksgiving. Farmers are thankful for their crops 1 city people are thankful for other Ings . You can be thankful for anything, ■■t Thanksgiving is a special day to . o w it. I feel Thanksgiving is necessary at I do not forget all the good things ,d does for me throughout the year. Lilian Entz, Grade 6. TABLECLOTHS White linen Tablecloths, no •iron. Size: 54x70. X Made in Ireland. REGULAR $58.95 AFGHANS 9 vriCE: I will do garden ploughing again Is fall. Bob Rasmussen. 7 8-3442. V2 Price Afghan Kits, 3 only left, 2 kiddy size. REG. $10.95 to $19.95 GIFT SETS BATH CUBES & PEARLS - for a lovely bath. Lavendar, Rose, Lily of the Valley. BATH PEARLS in silver basket NIED: Used refrigerator in good working edition. Reasonably priced. 653-2534. ¡TED: Small 2 bedroom apartment or house rent in Magrath. Approx. $250 range. .1 Karen, 328-0152. : SALE: 14x68 Mobile Home, 3 bedrooms, ,ly furnished including washer/dryer and rch. Phone 758-3195. ‘JTED: Dog House. Phone 758-3200. 1 SALE: "Olds" Trumpet, used for 3 months Ph. 758-6896. R SALE: 1977 Station Wagon, will trade r smaller car of equal value. 758-6896 TICE: Will do housecleaning and/or bysitting in Magrath. Phone 328-0152 ren (Hovey) Quinton. OUGHING & DISCING GARDENS - ”hone 8-3572. Derrick Passey. A Missionary Farewell honoring Danny Bennett will be held at the home of Ran.dy Benne tt Sunday, Oct 9th from 6 to 9 p.m. Danny will serve in'the Sacramento/Ca1iforn1 a Mission and enters the MTC in Provo on Thursday, October 13th. FALL SUPPER: Magrath United Churn, will hold a Fall Supper Wed. Oct. 26th from 5:30 to 7 p.m. in the Church Hall. Prices: Adults $5, Children 12 & under $2.50, five & under free. Everyone is invited. The supper will also be in observance of the 79th Anniversary of the church and .plans include a bigger supper /han previously held. 7C Zk zv z* » rw ■/» zv X X X X 5» MAGRATH HIGH SCHOOL: Anyone interested in buying the old Football jerseys please contact ST: Blue Nylon ski jacket with white ripe across back. Return to #41 1st •e. N. or phone 758-6275. Aaron Herdman. ■NTED TO BUY: 300 ft. of aluminum sprinkler ■ne, preferrably 2" but can use 4". Phone 3-3166. TICE: There will be an Advanced Poll on :ober 12th, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Town Office. Ross Blackmer. NOTICE: Anyone interested in playing in a leage for Women's Basketball, please contact Sandra Smith,758-6406; Frank Kerr, 758-3570, Allan Nelson, 758-6294 before Sunday, Oct. 9th. NOTICE: For Vanda Beauty Counsel« products call Carol at 758-3256 OFESSIONAL PAINTING & DECORATING, local .erences. Phone Dave, 758—6231. CAGE SALE: Saturday, October 8th, grath Trading Co. Hall. 10 a.m to 5 p.m. any t ime. A hug is a roundabout way of expressing affection. Buy Now for Thanksgiving Turkeys GRADE A HAMS ROASTS SWIFTS, Bacon a. fi. s» g Pork Sausage A, „ 32s Pork Chops LOIN CUTS 680 /kg DISTRICT HOME ECONOMIST NEWS It's Turkey Time! Turkey, for many of as, has become one of those Thanksgiving traditions. How many of us rebutcher our turkeys in an attempt to carve them? Turkey is really quite easy to carve. Just follow these guide lines: 1. Use a sharp carving knife. This helps prevent tearing meat. 2. Let the bird set for 15 min. when it is removed from the oven to allow the bird to firm up slightly making it much easier to carve. 3. First remove the drumstick and thigh by pressing leg away from body. The joint will sometimes snap free or may be severed easily with knife point. Cut dark meat completely from body by following body contour carefully with knife. Next slice dark meat placing drumstick and thigh on separate plate and cut through connecting joint. Both pieces may be individually sliced. Tilt drumstick slicing toward plate. The thigh can be sliced by holding firmly on plate with fork. 5. The breast must be carved by placing knife parallel and is close to wing as possible. Make a 'eep cut into breast cutting right to one. This is your base cut and all reast slices will stop at this vert-cal cut. Carve downward ending at ase cut. Start each new slice slightly higher up on the breast keeping . dices thin and even. Now you have a nicely carved turkey nd have freed the bones for making t nice turkey broth. Enjoy! For more information on purchasing storing or preparing your turkey call Sharon Cummins, Dist. Home Economist, ardston. Phone 653-4461. The regular meeting of the Magrath Hospital Auxiliary will be held today, Chursday, Oct. 6th, 2 p.m. at the hospital. Special speaker will be Dr. Hal Weaver, Sociology Professor at the U. of Lethbridge who will speak on Relaxation and Stress Management. All ladies are welcome. The Magrath Lions Club held the first meeting of the season Tuesday evening with a Ladies Night Supper meeting in the Magrath Trading Co. Social Hall. Lions Ladies provided the supper arranged by Irene Ririe and Joy Bourne. Pres. Jim Ririe officiated. One minute silence was observed in respect of the late Lion Charlie Matkin. The Club was in receipt of a letter from Lions International President recognizing the dedicated and life-long work in Lionism of Charlie and conveying their sympathy to his wife Ireta who was presented with the letter. Ken Balderson showed films of the Baldersons’ recent tour of Europe. A discussion on the Lions West Em; Playground took place. • The Lions Executive for the coming season is: President Jim Ririe, Vice President - Wayne Harris, Sec. Treasurer Heiki Ojala. The Magrath Community Recreation Assoc, has tabulated the results of the survey concerning an ice arena in Magrath. Most of the homes in Magrath were recently polled and thi results are as follows: 85.2% feel there IS a need for such a facility. 76.1% are willing to contribute to the constuction of. 76.1% feel the M.D. should contribute to the operating expenses since they will also b ’ facilitated. In a short while the results of the survey distributed to the surrounding area will be rea v to be published. ATTENTION: It's time to start thinker about Curling again. If you are ir erested in curling Men's League thi year, contact Ron Balderson 758-356 Anyone interested in curling Mixed contact Doug Speelman, 758-6318. Curling is due to start Oct. 31/83. Dues for men this year are $65.00 W. F. 1.36 L Cranberry Sauce 393 ml . Tomato Juice D. SMITH • Pumpkin Pie sso g 375 ml . . . « Meet Mixed Pickles bick's 1.5 l. 009 329 Puddings ROBIN HOOD MIX 250 G Broken Shrimp W. F. 120 G Asparagus t 1 p s 341ML t LAMATO JUICE 136 Cascade FOR DISHWASHERS 1.8 K . PRODUCE Seedless Grapes green Cranberries fresh 340 g Jumbo Yams . Cucumbers LONG ENGLISH 79c . EACH 78^ Gr. Onions fresh s > f . BUNCH
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