| 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. MAGWH TRADING CO. STORE NEWS OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758^-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 STORE NEWS 758-3065 (Ext.) w STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday . — . 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. THURSDAY, JANUARY 13th, 19 83 .MAGRATH, ALBERTA a*****************************«**********'**************«****************** HARDWARE DEPARTMENT ************************************************************************** HANKSCRAFT AIR MOISTURIZER HOME VALUE INVENTORY REDUCTION Be sure to visit our "STOCK-TAKING'* SPECIAL COUNTER Look at all these HALF PRICE items: BABY BOOKS WINE RACKS WALT, PLAQUES CHEESE BOARDS SAUCE DISHES. WATER PIk PIECE TOOL SETS.ELECTRIC PAINT STRIPPERS TRACK & CASSETTE TAPES 3 TYPES SLIDE VIEWERS, etc. Ya PRICES ****************************************** ***************************** II 99 REG 50.99 Apartment sized unit features 4 removable louvers, llft-out power unit for easy cleaning, 3>A gal. water resevoir. Woodgrain finish. "ELECfROHOME HUMIDAIRE Does your Home seem dry? Furnace Humidifiers don't put nearly enough moisture into hour house. See the two types of Humidifiers we have on display. ELECTP.OHOME DRUM TYPE HUMIDAIRE 2 speed fan, water level indicator, automatic humidistat. 5.8 imp. gallon walnut finish cabinet. SAVE $10. REGULAR $109.95. ***************************** *******!:************* We have just received a new shipment of T.V. Antennas. (taity Tools [Mr. Farmer. ?We carry a*complete I stock of calving .supplies. Be sure jto order Twin River ¡Grazing Reserve Tags ¡now. Television A New Antenna 14 r.iece >TANLEY TOOL SET. Includes H- jner, 3 scre.v drivers, knife, pliers, T verlock, Porcket Surform, 5 blades. P .astic Carrying Case. REGULAR $47.95 Leve1, 29“ REGULAR $4.95 REGULAR $69.95 V LINER MITTS will at BALE Loden Green Work Parkas with large front pockets, zipper front. C.N.I.B. NEWS The total amount collected in the recent C.N.I.B. Drive was $1020.00 compared to $1604.00 last year. The C.N.I.B. and the Lions Club sincerely thank all those who contributed to this_.incst. worthy cause and also apologize to those people who were jiot contacted as the canvass this year was far from being complete. C . S . M . held Tues. Karen Ririe Adult ST. JOSEPH'S C.W.L. The January meeting was January 4th at the home of Reports were given: 1. the Christmas Party by Joann Takacs. 2. T Children's Christmas Party by Luellen Lee. Spiritual lesson entitled "Why We Must Accept Christ" was given by Spiritual Convenor Marie Burger. Pla for a Day of Recollection 031 Sunday, January 16 were finalized. Open to all denominations, it will begin at 10 a.m. at the Magrath Drop In Centre New business discussed included: a donation of $20 to the Brownie & Guide Association. Driver-volunteers for Meals-On-Wheels. 3. Card party on Friday, Jan. 7, 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mr. & Mrs. John Brunner. A Mass for all Senior Citizens Sunday Jan. 23; A Spring Tea & Bake Sale Saturday, March 26th. A Poster & Essay" Contest for "Development & Peace" details from Karen Ririe or Irene Gruninger. The nefct meeting will be Tuesday Feb. 1 at the home of Lydia Brunner. s Jacke REGULAR $39.95 REGULAR $49.95 "ARCTIC FOX Nylon Jackets with corduroy sleeve and inner .vest. Zipper front. Grey only. Wool blend Mitt Liners in black & white zig-zag pattern. Put inside your Mitts. CHIEF MOUNTAIN HEALTH UNIT Pre-Natal Classes - anyone interested in attending pre-natal classes please advised that we will be running them start-’ ing Jan. 17th on Monday evenings if there is enough interested, on any Tues. Wed. Thurs. from 1-4:30 p.m. to register. PRE-SCHOOL CLINCIS for the Del be held on the first Wednesday Bonita School from 2-3 p.m. on ing months: Feb. April, June, October December. Please phone 758-3331 any Tues. Wed. Thurs. for an appointment. M. Sabey. Community Health Nurse. * « • • • Anyone interested in entering a’ Racquetball tournament, sign up either the Town Hall or at the racquetball court. The tournament will be held at the end of February and is open only to members and Magrath and Recreation District. The categories will be: Singles Men's; Singles Women; Doubles Men; Doubles Ladies and Doubles mixed. Please phone 758-3331 from 8:30-12 and Thank you. Bonita area at the Del the follow- & Men’s Scarves Men’s Scarfs in Plaids and plain shades. Washable A chorus for Junior High and High School girls was organized this past fall. If any girls would like to join us now in January, please talk to one of the members of it or phone Priscilla Brockway, 758-6402 for more information. LEFT AT ASSEMBLY HALL - after Keeler Family dinner, a glass salad bowl. Finder please contact Melva Christensen, 758-6603. * * ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING FOR MAG-RATH EMERGENCY SERVICES will be held Wed. January 26th from 7-8 p.m. at the Magrath Fire Hall. All persons interested in volunteering their time please contact the Director of the Magrath Emergency Services, Mr. C. Craig Bennet at 758-3167. Your help will be greatly appreciated. WANTED TO BUY OR RENT: Twin Baby Stroller by this weekend. Phone 328-1454 or 758-3518. ATTENTION: Anyone interested in registering your child in the Cardston Music Festival should be aware that the following committee has been organized to help you. Deadlines are January 15th and can be made to the following: Grade 1 Mrs. Beres, Phone Iris English 758-3751. Grade 1 Mrs. Moz, phone Mary Watson, 758-3613. Grades 1&2 Mrs. Clifton, phone Sharon Gibb, 758-6817; Gr. 2 Mrs. Davies, phone » Barbara Brandt 758-3482. Gr. 2 Miss! Spackman, Phone Marilyn Dahl 8-3263^ Gr. 3 Mr. Baker, phene Marie Steven-J^^ son, 758-3463, 758-3540. Gr. 3 Mrs. Dorner, phone Lorraine Balderson, 758-6380; Gr. 4 ' Shirley Bourne, Miss Heninger , phone Barbara Reeder 758-3639; Gr. 5 Marsha Ripley 758-6641. Salmon, phone Ann Norton, Gr. 6, Gwen Coleman, phone Harker, 758-3061. »•••••••* LOST: our large black cat, neutered male and a valued pet. He answers to Osiris. A reward is return or for to his return. Mr. Dahl, phone 758-6396. Gr. 5 Mr. Alston, phone Gr . 6 Mr. 758-3038. Kathleen He is a family the name of offered for his information leading Call 758-6260. FOR SALE: 300 Used 2 years, 1.35 a piece. treated fence posts. 3" tops, 6' long. Ph. 758-6369. & GUN CLUB MEMBERS: into Arndt Motors Januar'7 22nd. ATTENTION ROD have your horns measuring before WANTED: Pasture to rent for 20-25 & calves. Rick Hillmer, 758-6511. Do you have chlorine S. bacteria free drinking water? You can have. For . information call 758-6374. Joel Brandley. WANTED: 1 pair of used size 13 Girl's skates. Iris English. 8-3751. WANTED TO BUY: Toshiba Washer/Spin Dryer motor for spinner only. Phone 758-3518. WANTED: General housecleaning, babysitting, snow shovelling, etc. after school and on Saturdays. Phone 758— 3~f.9, Roxanne Preete. FOUND: "Hickory Farm" brown paper shopping bag with mitts, gloves and scarfs in. Claim at News Office. DEL BONITA MONTHLY DANCE this Saturday, January 15th. Music by "Alberta Sunshine". Doors open at 7:30 p.m. Members and invited guests 18 yrs. and over welcome. NEED YOUR HOUSE CLEANED? Contact Joan and/or Betty at 758-3623, 7583240 . FOUND: Child's brown suede glove. Claim at News Office. f Flannelette Sheets HEADWEAR Hand warming* winter mitts Cosy knit scarves and sets Winter Toques, Mitts, Gloves, Scarfs, etc. Lovely sets that will help make the winter more enjoyable. CLEARING AT flannelette Sheets in plain with colored 1border. OUBLE BED SIÉE A|5 Reg. $16.95 ■ JF. ' QUEEN SIZE Fashion Legwarmers! The top of fashion this season. Stripes, Jacquards, plains in acrylic knits. REGULAR $6.95 pr REGULAR $7.95 pr. ************ THANK YOU: We would like to thank the person who left the lovely box of home-made chocolates a were lovely and we really appreciated the kind and thoughtful act of the »iver. Lola & Ed Wurzer. Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Malmberg, Ann and Robert are home from an enjoyable Christmas holiday to Florida and the Bahamas. REMINDER: "The Notables" resume practises tonight, Thurs. January 13th at 8:30 p.m . Room 8, Elementary School. Please use East entrance. JANUARY CLiARAN CONTINUES! * V Children’s Wear r» 1 RACK OF CHILDREN'S JACKETS, DRESSES, PLAY SETS, etc. . 1 COUNTER OF CHILDREN’S JEANS, PANTS, T SHIRTS, SWEATERS, etc. V2 $10 Price Coats & Shorties Ladies', now is the time . to get a lovely Winter Coat at a good reduction. Wools, Wool Blends, Fun Furs, Downfills, etc. 20% Off 1 RACK OF COATS & JACKETS IN ASSORTED STYLES AND FABRICS. SPORTY & DRESS STYLES. Now Clearing At PRICE! Shoes Winter Boots 1 COUNTEP. OF MISSES, CHILDREN'S & LADIES SHOES IN ASSORTED STYLES. DRESSY AND CASUAL FASHIONS NOW CLEARING 72 Price 1 COUNTER OF ASSORTED SHOES FOR LADIES & CHILDREN. Headwear Fashionable Hats for Winter. Becoming Angora Hats, Corduroy Caps 20% OFF Sweaters 1 counter of Ladies Sweaters, mostly bulky knits in a nice selection of styles and shades. Just the thing to wear during our winter weather. Nice for sport as well as for home or travel. 20% on 4M Dresses Lovely Dresses for the Fall & Winter Season can be yours at this BIG SAVING. One & two piece fashions in becoming fabrics and styles. Short sleeve, long sleeve, tailored or feminine Dresses. I FASHION BUY! DONI 'Tm «Tea Tnr mtSCELL-ANEOUS PANTS, MISS THE MISCELL TOPS, SKIRTS, ETC. CLEARING . OF LADIES & Dresses, „ s5 : 1 RACK KIDDIES WEAR L Pants, Tops, Jackets, .— •199 Health & Beauty Aids REFILLS REG LIQUID SOAP "Savon Super" Liquid Soap. 250 ml. EG. $2.95 J69 MAGRATH HIGH SCHOOL Bj Girls (Pandas à Cubs) 78 14 15 21 22 28 29 45 18 25 26 Fri. Sat. Fri. Sat. Fri . Sat . Fri . Sat. Fri. Sat. Fri . Fri . Sat. J an J an J an J an J an J an J an Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb ETBALL SCHEDULE, 19B3 Game times: 6:30 & 8 pm Magrath at Cardston Raymond at Magrath St. Mary's at Magrath Walshe at Magrath Magrath Magrath Magrath Magrath St . at Claresholm at Cardston at St. Mary's at Raymond - 1 p.m. Mary's at Magrath Nobleford at Magrath Raymond Cardston Magrath March 4th & at at at Magrath Magrath Vulcan. i-otion REG 5.75 $2.35 TEN - 0,*— SIX Lotion - Ther ap - eautic & antiseptic. For a lifetime of beautiful skin. 1 240 ml & 1 60 ml bottle -BL ’• , • •• •X I ’ — ? ® b S‘S±. . .V| Fr i. site & Sat. to be determined. 5th - League Tourney, Cosmetic Pads . Cotton Cosmetic Squares for removing makeup, etc. PACK OF 160. REGULAR $3.75 Boys (Eagles & Zeniths) Game times: Weekday 6 & ’7:30. Weekends 6:30 & 8 p.m. Fri . J an . 7 Raymond at Magrath Sat . J an. 8 Magrath vs. C.C.H.S. at U of L Wed . J an. 12 Magrath at L . C . I. Fri . Jan. 14 Magrath at Kate Andrews Wed. Jan . 19 W.R. Myers at Magrath Fri . J an. 21 St. Mary’s at Magrath Fri . J an. 28 Magrath at W.C.H.S. Sat. J an. 29 Magrath at Cardston. Tues . o r Wed . Feb. 8 or 9 ALL STAR GAME Fri . Feb . 11 L .C . I. at Magrath Sat. Feb . 12 Kate Andrews at Magrath Wed . Feb. 16 C.C.H.S. at Magrath Fri . Feb . 18 Magrath at Raymond Sat. Feb . 19 W.C.H.S. at Magrath Wed. Feb . 23 Magrath at St. Mary's Wed . Mar . 2 Magrath at W.R. Myers Fri . Mar. 4 Cardston at Magrath. ZONE PLAY OFFS March 9,10,11 & 12 Sportsplex PROVINCIALS March 18 & 19 at Sportsplex. Do you want a water-purifier that removes chlorine, greatly improves taste? Contact Sheila Hillyer, 758-3717. FOR RENT: Spacious 3 bedroom apartment, carpeted throughout. Washer & dryer hook ups. Stove. All utilities included. Phone 758-3587. 4 PLY SAYELLE KNITTING YARN Assorted shades. ' 50 g. PEG. $1.25 ea. SUPER YARN 4 ply Acrylic knitting yarn. Assorted shades. REGULAR $2.50 ************** A beautiful woman is one you notice. A charming woman is one who notices you. NOTE OUR MANY INVENTORY SALE BASKETS & TABLES. It's "STOCK TAKING TIME" in the Magrath Trading Co. Visit the various departments and look for the Inventory Clearance Sales. Mr. and Mrs. Tolly Tollestrup had as their dinner guests Sunday their sons and daughters-in- law Mr. and Mrs. Barry Tollestrup and family and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tollestrup and family. PROFESSIONAL PAINTING & DECORATING. Grant work undertaken. Phone 758-6816. FOR SALE: Gold bathtub with taps; double stainless steel sink with taps. Ph. 758-6823. FOR SALE: 2 top quality mature Hereford Bulls from J.A. Ririe Estate. Phone 758-6392. John Balderson. Mr. and:Mrs. Wade Bateman of Provo, Utah are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter, Allyson Rennee' 8 lb. 1 oz. born Tuesday, December 28th, 1982. Maternal grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. Mark Dahl of Magrath. WANTED: Fixable or usable horse-drawn cart, buggy, etc. Marilyn Still, Ph. 758-6711. PS? to any- Leisure RECREATION & PARKS NEWS RELEASE In times when prices are rising and your recreation tax dollar does not go as far as it once did, the best edge against inflation is to use all monies available to you to their fullest potential. What better way than to utilize all services and programs available to you through Alberta Recreation & Parks Through the ’Recreation Smorgasbord Program’ sponsored by Alberta Recreation & Parks, a workshop is being set up by which you will meet the "Recreation Development Division" staff from Edmonton. What better way to learn about all the services and programs your community can benefit from, than to meet the people that are behind them? The workshop is scheduled for January 22 , 1983 at thei- Lethbridge Lodge. For a registration fee of $12 you will receive a resource material package, a special 'Recreation Smorgasbord’ binder as well as a hearty lunchtime meal. The workshop promises to be an informative day covering a wide scope of areas involved in providing leisure services on a province-wide basis. If you are interested, please contact your local Recreation Board Member, Recreation Director or the Alberta Recreation & Parks • Office in Lethbridge, 329-5231, prior to January 17. The workshop is open one interested in the delivery of Services. Dress Pants by Days in Tweeds and plain shades. Bl;.? ya."ns. . REGULAR $3~ Men's Velour Po.ces in Gold/iiavy trim; Maroon/Navy trim. Medium, Larje. REGULAR $3r,J. DON’T QUIT When things go wrong, as they sometimes will, When the road you’re trudging seems all uphill, And you Want to smile, but you have to sigh, When the funds are low and the debts are high, When the car is passing you down a bit, . Rest, if you must — but don’t you quit. ■ Life is queer with its twists and turns, As every one of us sometimes learns. And many a failure turns about, When he might have won had he stuck it out. Don’t give up, though the pace seems slow, You might succeed with another blow. . Often the goal is nearer than It seems to a faint and faltering man. Often the struggler has given up, When he might have captured the victor’s cup. And he learned too late, when the night slipped down, How close he was to the golden crown. Success is failure turned inside out, The silver tint of the clouds of doubt. And you never can tell how close you are, It may be near when it seems afar. So stick to the fight when you’re hardest hit, It’s when the things seem worst that you mustn’t quit. — Selected ’ Men’s rubber Over in Flyer style wiuL shearling inner cuff, 4 Buckles , etc. Broken size r^rvc NO RETURNS. MEN'S PULL ON BOOTS IN BROWN RUBBER, CLEATED RUBBER SOLE. SHEARLING LINIK Sizes: 8,9,10,11. REGULAR $39.95 1 counter of JEANS, SHIRTS , PANTS . ETC. I .? » • A young attorney working on his first case had been employed by a fame? to prosecute a trucking company for losing a shipment of 24 of the farmer’ pigs. He wanted to impress the jury with the magnitude of the loss, "Twen four pigs! Twenty-four! Think of that! Twice the number in the jury box: Hams p i c N c MEATS *Moln Roar . Side Bacon Luncheon. Meats Cod Fillets SMOKED, BRUNSWICK *********** st s'-*************** ** *********** DISTRICT HOME ECONOMIST NEWS 1 ' Upcoming Courses. Call the office to register for. Cutting the High Cost of Living - Start *83 off with a low cost money diet. Tips on how to cut the high cost of living. Ways to simplify your lifestyle, to be more self reliant. ~ Where: Provincial Building, Cardston When: January 12, 1983 Time: 7:00 p.m. ' ******************** - Where: Magrath School When: January 13, 2983 Time: 7:00 p.m. ******************** four Small Appliances - Energy Savers ~ Information on selection, care and use of your small appliances. - Appliances to be discussed include - Toaster Ovens, Electric Frypans, Mixers, Slow Cookers, Blenders, Food Processors, Kettles S Irons, plus a few more. - Where: Provincial Building, Cardston When: January 18, 1983 Time: 7:00 p.m. ******************** . - Where: Magrath, Home Ec. Room, Magrath When: January 20, 1983 Time: 7:00 p.m. ******************** • Microwave Workshop Two session Workshop. Class is limited to 15 people. The cost is $6.00. Call the office to register ~ 653-4461 - Where: Provincial Building, Cardston When: February Sth s 9th, 1983 Time: 7:00 p.m. ******************** Cxhibitors Workshop . 2’wo session Workshop. Learn what a Judge looks for when judging. - The Workshop will discuss standards of quality. hirst Session- Sewing and Handicrafts ■ Where: Magrath School (both sessions) When: February 15, 1983 . ::ond Session - Foods When: February 16, 1983 BONELESS, LB BY THE PIECE.LB SWIFTS ., BURNS 175 G KINDS.EA 98« DISTRICT AGRICULTURIST REPORT Looking back upon 1982 one would have to agree it was a year of struggle for the people of Canada. The Agriculture sector was faced with increased imput costs (fertilizer, fuel, chemicals, machinery, etc.) Selling prices for many grains were lower. Much of our feed barley has sold for less than the cost of production. Our sugar beet growers in the Welling area as well as the rest of the industry were faced with reduced yields and substantially lower prices for beets. One cannot forget the two hail storms that left their scar through our Municipal District, destroying thousands of acres of crops. Inspite of respectable calf prices this Fall, we sed a very poor demand for bred heifers And cows. Our slaughter plants are reporting an increased percentage in p-foe number of females being slaughtered both in Canada and the U.S. which indicates a liquidation phase in the cattle cycle. Land transactions in Alberta as reported by the Farm Credit office are greatly reduced. Our neighbors to the South a ppear to react quicker to the prices of goods sold and imput costs. They speak of falling land prices and of renegotiating reduced land rentals. Try and get reduced rent in Alberta! We have seen both large and small businesses in serious trouble. A lot of our farmers are taking a very serious look at the farming enterprise in order to reduce debt and generate a cash flow. I see 1983 as a year of caution and a time of re-evaluation with an emphasis on increased production from what already exists. A popular philosophy in Agriculture is "Next Year Things Will be Better". I hope 1983 brings to you what you need. Best wisb.es and a Happy New Year. J_ ames _R . uH ansen, . . District Agriculturist, Cardston. A real friend is someone who takes a winter holiday on a sun-drenched beach and doesn’t send a card. 288 COFFEE 454 g 1.36 L W. F. frozen, W. W. F . F, 356 ML ORANGE JUICE Peanut Butter Evaporated Milk ALPHA CAKE MIXES brownie mix, 1 KG 385 ML duncan HINES 400 G Pudding MIHI nestles Tomatoes W < F « 398 ML PoittlbS libbvs 3 B ML LIQUID DETERGENT JOY 1.5 L. PRODUCI CARROTS 3# BAGS Rutabagas Ho, 1 Head Lettuce i CRISP □RANGES navel « • » » > .lo> s TEXAS
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