Magrath Store News (June 30, 1983)

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 O.F1CE /o & ST0BE NEWS 758-6377 m STORE HOURSMonday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday .8 a.m.,to 6 p.m. __ Wednesday ...................................... * ’ ’ THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1983 ..................................... MAGRATH, ALBERTA *************************************************************************** LADIES READY-TO-WEAR **************************************************************************** Fashion Value! Ladies’ Sweaters 1 COUNTER OF SWEATERS IN BULKY KNITS AND REG­ULAR KNITS. PULLOVERS AND CARDIGANS. '/2 PRICE There are a number of summer clearance racks and tables with real bargains. «20 «15 «10 RACK OF DRESSES Dresses, Slacks & Sweaters. BLOUSES, etc. a few Mini World & Lil' Angel dresses velor sleepers, CHILDREN'S WEAR l/i Price SUITS s PANTS MARKED DOWN Jeans a cords There is a rack 's wear, both s & girl’s, rack includes: ‘ New thongs for summer There are a number of assorted thongs still available. Plastic, cork heels, etc. Super Man & Wonder Woma for little kids. $2.9 5 to $99 5 LADIES’ SWIM SUITS There 1» l a ■- . a.c^-'vt.’nent of swimming suits available and aisc a new arrival of some. All sizes 2 yrs. to 44. Bobbie Lee, Christina— Spedd +, & Grenier. SWIMMING POOL NEWS now started our summer continue as follows: 7 to 8 am -Early Bird it may be 9 to 12-Lessons; We have hours. They will Mon.-Fri; enough interest shown, to 6:30 am); 12:45 pm - Handicapped swim; pm - Ladies swim; 2 to 5 pm-Public swim (6 & over unless accompanied by an adult 18 yrs. & older; 5 to 6 pm-Swim Club; 6 to 7 pm-Family Swim; 7 to 9 pm-Public Swim(13 & adult, 18 ♦Friday Sat.: 2 to 5:30 7 pm-Family swim; 7 to 9 pm- Publi Swim (* same age rules apply as on^jgj week days). Sun. NOTE Swim(if changed 12 to 12:45 to 2 over unless accompanied by an years & older. 9 to 11 pm-16 & over ONLY. 12 to 2 pm-Ladies Swim; pm-Public Swim; 5:30 to $1.95 to $4.00 The selection of jewellery includes bracelets, necklaces, rings and pins. These would make a good birthday present. 2 to 5 pm-Public Swim. The charge for Early Bird swim is $5—not $10 as pre­viously announced. We would like to run a Bronze Medallion class again this year. However, we must have at least 10 ¡, people registered to run it. I you are interested, please con­tact the pool. This class will cost $23 & run approsimately 2 weeks. PARENTS: Please come down & check our lost & found for things that may belong-to your family. We have quite a pile already. The weather hasn't been terribly nice lately, but we are hoping it will warm-up & that we'll see you all at the pool Absorbent terrry dish towels. White with colored motiff. background kitchen X 28". & DISH TOWELS CLEARANCE this year! Pool Staff There is a number of summer wear items including: t-shirts, sundresses, tops, & sunsuits. We ' re July 2nd Corner 2nd S, moving! Yard Sale. Saturday, at 10 am. Brook Harker's. 2nd W. I would like someone to come & share the driving & gas expense to Phoenix, Arizona around July 29. If interested call G. Andersen. 758-6435 before 8 am or after 4 pm. Notice: Blue Rose Thrift Shop has boxes of clamp on Roller skates in all sizes. Come and pick our a pair for SOC. Open- Monday, Wednesday, Friday- 10:00 to 2:00. All day Sat. Wallets with calculators, memo pad / pencil In brown & maroon leather. Garage Sale: Lots of good clothes & household items at cheap prices. Must sell, leaving Magrath. Come & see what you can find. Trading Co. hall, July 2nd, 9 am - 2:30 pm. Horse pasture for rent-for one horse. Water available, good grass. Phone 758-3514. B. J. Rasmussen. SwimjuiU There is a group of swim suits & swim trunks for men, boys & girls. TEACHING PIANO S ORGAN, today. Phone 758-3573. Enroll REG. $3.95 to $19.95 Here’s what you need for your s5“/s2mCASH REFUND 1. Two/Onecap liner(s)from two/one jug(s) of "Prestone II”. 2. The original cash register tape showing purchase of two/one jug(s) of "Prestone II" and any two automotive products listed below: 3. Circle prices on cash register tape and identify auto products purchased. CHECK □ Oil □ Oil Filters □ Wax 4. This completed refund instructions on back of refund coupon). □ SparkPlugs □ Tools _ □ Belts and hoses J.95 form (see mailing Jug "Prestone II" and "Union Carbide" are registered trade marks. GREEN CROSS No Pest Strip Kills flies and mosquitoes in-, doors for up to 4 months. 449 GR€€N CROSS 1XM. Deritox— Insecticide Kills most types of sucking & chewing insects that attacks ve etables & pota 5oog 2 Ks ...$10.41' GARDEN HOSE GATES Flexogen garden hose. 50' in length. 18M Lawn Sprinkler Aluminum heart-shaped sprinkler head for you lawn & garden. EachJ nR29 weed control Can Opener «Made in Canada. 4150-108-12 Portable • The best made can opener for picnics & camping. 799 PICNIC | ACCESSORIES We have a good assortment of picnic accessories including: glasses, plates, plastic cutlery, BBQ starter, & charcoal. »orra Potatoe dust for controlling insects. Holts Tire Weld This is an aerosol tire repair. For quick and easy repair of tires 799 f Each 5®* Men’s Western Shirts r f HEifS SATIN SHIRTS Men’s western style shirts with embroidered floral motiff on yoke. Brown, red, & off white. A handsome shirt for the Western man. REGULAR $19.95 «1395 QUALIFIED PLUMBER & GASFITTER Specializing in renovations, new homes, and service work. . All work fully guaranteed. Discount for senior citizens & cash work. Free estimates. Phone 758-3573. ' FAIR NEWS: The new fair booklets are out (thanks.to the help of some ''volunteers" at the Home & School meeting!) and it’s time to plan your entries. To help you, there are several booklets available at the Magrath Public Library—please ask. Note that the Melodrama has been cancelled and that Elizabeth Davies will be in charge of thé children's races—correct your schedule on pages 16 & 17. There is an assortment jeans, odds & ends. REG. $15.95 to $19.95 -, Jeafl Clearance of For Immediate Sale: Charming 1^5 storey home . New wiring, plumbing, furnance. New kitchen. Large family room. Separate living room. l^i baths. 3 bed­rooms up. $38,500. Brook Harker 758-3061. w?10 HOME FOR SALE: Split foyer, 1900 square feet developed living space, 4 bedrooms, 1% bath, dining room, living room, large areas, root cellar, lanscaping, lots of extras. $82,500 firm. 758-6402. Grant Holman & daughters, Kimberly and Annette spent last week visiting his parents. DENIM JACKETS Denim jean jackets come lined or unlined, REG. $49.95 to $59.95 20% oh - — I * MEN’S HANKIES Men’s cotton hankies. Red or blue pok-a-dot design. REG. 69Ü Mr. & Mrs. Ron Holman, & son Benjamin & Linda's mother, Mrs. Johnston are at present visiting at the farm. The marriage of Lauri, daughter Mr. & Mrs. Martin Cook of Saskatoon, Sask, to Robert Guida too, place on June 25. Family members attending were: John &.Myrna Cook; grandparents, John & Fern Moors; Donna Henningea of High River-; Bert & Norma Zobel of Vauxhall, & Floyd & Helen Cook & family of Claresholm. Mr. & Mrs.' Peter Kusz are deeply sorrowed to announce the death of their granddaughter, Stephannie Natasha. She was pro­nounced dead on arrival, June 26. She is the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Kusz. A private funeral is being held in Mundare, Alta. £ If 'STETSONS ’en's dress & western . -jy & brown felt Ç. $65 ...... $45) NO RETURNS BUCKLES The Lions closing party was held Tues. June 21st at the Jubilee Park under the direction of Pres­ident Hans Raasch. Delicious barbequed steaks, cooked by Fred Strate, & salad was greatly enjoyea. After dinner the new install­ation of officers for the 83/84 year by the zone chairman, John Barker of Raymond, took place. They are:. President-Jim Ririe; Vice Presidents- Wayne Harris & Calvin Heggie; " " Heikki Ojala. Strate, & Garth Charles Charles Pins Strate, Secretary-Treasurer­___ Directors-Fred Hans Raasch, Erwin Raasch, Veale. Tail Twister-' Caldwell. Lion Tamer­Matkin. were presented to Fred. Jim Ririe, & Charles Matkin. Western belt buckles with different western motiffs & some with stones in gold or silver. $3.95 Men's Stanfield’s work socks. Wool blend. Wine & grey. - There is one table of runners . for half price. White & white & blue. $9.95 to $19.95 I $ ATTENTION CITIZENS OF MAGRATH: Please be advised that the flouride content of the Magrath Town Water Supply dropped from .7ppmm to .Ippmm flouride with the installation of the new water source. If you presently have your children on flouride supple­ments a letter will be sent to tell you the new flouride pre­scription amount your children should be receiving. For those parents-, which children ages 0-12 who are interested in using flouride supplements to provide addea protection please contact the Chinoo Health Unit at 758-3331 on Tues, Wed, or Thurs. Flouride supplements are provide free of charge. Dental Department Chinook Health Un 1/2 Price ############################## • Mr. & Mrs. Jack Butlin will be celebrating their ' Wedding Anniversary on July 4. Special wishes & much love from their children & grandchildren. NOTICE: The Magrath United Church will be closed for the month of July - Thè Golden Age Heritage Horse Show for senior citizens m Southern Alberta will be held Sept. 29, 30, & Oct. 1 at the Claresholm Agriplex. The organizers are a committe of seniors, sponsored by the Southern Alberta Equestrian Council. There will an awards banquet on Sept. 29 with Grant McEwan as guest speaker. . , . The show is for participation pri­marily, and for competition for the fun of it. We hope that all people 55 years & over will come and partic­ipate either by bring a horse, or coming to observe, renewing friend­ships, making new friends, & snaring in our history, past & present. Information on the Show, regarding entries, classes or other events can be received by calling the Recreation Board at 329-4020 (905 4th Ave. S., Lethbridge). "There is a copy of the brochure & prize list for the events for any - ' one”wishing to see them at the News office. ;C ANY STUDENT wishing vocation guidance during the summer please call 758-3072. SOUVENIR CUSHION TOPS SOUVENIR T-SHIRTS SOUVENIR PINS & SPOONS . Mr. & Mrs. Cal Alston wish to ■ announce the birth of a granddaughter born May 24th to Mr. & Mrs. Wade Alston of Hong Kong. SOUVENIR MESH CAPS alberta Mr. & Mrs. Alan (Sheri) Nilsson of Taber are the proud parents of a baby girl born June 23rd. Pleased grandparents are Mr. & Mrs. Varge Bennett & Mr. & Mrs. Russel Nilsson of Raymond. FOR SALE: Yearling Registered Hereford bulls. C. Helgeson. '758-6700. Mr. & Mrs. Doug (Roberta) Humphries of Calgary were here fo John Rasmussen’s home-coming address of his California-Acadia BEAC& TOWELS Large beach towels. Dark background with design. REG. $11.95 ..................... Mission. FOR SALE: Good Building lot , with older house. Approx. 82.5 X 165?. Serviced & pavement. 758-3638. Mr. & Mrs. Mark Baker of Medicine Hat are pleased to announce the birth of a baby boy, Mathew McColl. Equally pleased grandparents are •Mr. & Mrs. Wallace Baker and Mr, & Mrs. Dale Toomer. K SUNTAN LOTIONS For a nice dark tan this summer use coppertone suntan lotion with moderate, minimum & extra protection. NOTICE: $1500+ monthy income possibl-ity— part time work—will train—unique business opportunity meeting—July 2 at 10 am—139 1st Ave. S. Magrath. Good for students also—check it out. M.J. Harris from Calgary will be here. Can call 758-6306. LOT FOR SALE: 85’ X 150’, serviced. In Magrath. For information call I 329-4578. Swim Club is in full swing at the pool 5 to 6 p.m. Monday thru Friday. Registration fee is $15 per child & can be paid to Lynne Tanner, Sec. Band News The New Band Booster Executive would like to express their apprec­iation to all the parents and .supporters of the Band. We would like to take this opportunity to tel’ you of the plans for the Band this summer. ‘ On July 1 we will be sendincr part the saiid to -iie Haymond Parade. BEACH MATS These woven bambo mats can be used to -lay on for suntanning or used for a picnic. July 23, Full Band'will be march­ing in the Magrath Parade. Parents please make sure that your band stu­dents are Heise and are properly pre­pared . If you can encourage some practice that would be appreciated. We cannot do a field show as was hoped earlier in the year. August 2, Lethbridge Parade... Parents please have as many of your kids here as possible. Lethbridge wants us very badly and have been or of our greatest supporters. This support has been both in interest & in money & we feel that we owe them our support. In addi tion they have offered to feed our band after the parade & pay them. Between the "Mag rath parade & the Lethbridge parade there will be rehearsals every week day morning at 7 a.m. l ^ork Sp&re Ribs f'tATY .................................................... Round tant Bottom Cut ............... ....................... «4” k.,6” WIENERS 454g pkg HBJC SAUSAGE Coil Campfire Sliced 500g ................................................ LIONS & SR. HIGH AWARDS 1983 ■ ■ Outstanding female-Renee Bullock; Outstanding male-Michael Gruninger; Female athlete-Sheila Salmon; Male athlete-John Joe Cook. Ÿearbook-Tanis Harris; Physical Ed.-Michelle Deering, Bruce Tricsli; Cheerleader-Heather Rasmussen; School Spirit—Shawna Beck, Rob Ririe; Basketball(Zeniths)-Byrne Cook, (Eagles)-Murray Millward; Curling­Danette Holzwarth, Clint Hillmer; Golf-Clayton Peirens; Football­Scott Beck; Volleyball-Norma Karren; Basketball(Pandas)-Sherri Haynes (Cubs)-Shaunna Robinson; Track & Field-Nikki Havens, Richard Taylor; English-Kathy Weing, Michael Pilling; Social Studies-Adrean Wolvers; Math- Barbara Bennett; Biology-Valerie Tomlinson; Music-Keith Duff; Typing- Stacy Kish; Business-Carroll Clifton; Physical Science-Tom Bennett; Natural Science-John Paul Dudley; Social Science-Vicki Kulcsar*, Gordon Taylor; Industrial Ed.—Rob Hoy; Sociology-Liisa Ojala; Home Ec.- Alison Cook. t . ' A.T.A. $200 Valedictorian Award- Michàel Gruninger; Glen Leishman $100 Male Athlete Award-John Joe Cook; Royal Canadian Legion $100(Cardston)- Carla Veale. School Board Awards; $200 . Academic-Renëe Bullock, Stan^ . Stringam($100 each); $100 Scholar­ship- Shawna Cowie, Anne Malmberg ($50 each); $50 Music-Kelly Bogdan; (>50 Business-Carolyn Wilde. -*»***************************** LIONS & JR. HIGH AWARDS 1983 Outstanding Girl-Lisa Wong, Outstanding boy-Brian Hepburn. President-Kim Reeder; Basketball­Joy Dee Hansen, Jeff Stevenson; Music-Gaalen Engen; Track & Field- Shelly Passey, Scott Stringam; Home Ec.-Monique Baril;’ Health-Tari Jean Atwood; Option—Shawna Taylor, Becky Wilde, Donald Ririe, Dennis Strong; Photography-Joan Wocknitz; Citizen-ship- Kimberly Norton; Physical Ed.- Kimberly Pilling, Melissa Sillito, Brett Salmon; Special Ed.-Jason Weasel Fat, Tim Wakefield; Social Science-Elaina Cook; Math-Karin Sabey, Jacqui Peirens; Industrial Ed.-David Wright; Language Arts- Trina Lawlor, Tracy Zubach; Achievement-Clinton Anderson. Neighborhood Watch Update: _ Zone leaders have been appointee and we are now in the process of appointing Block Captains. A training meeting will soon be held for Block Captains & Corporal Ferguson who will then train the people on their block. “ A Neighbor Training Program will be introduced including: 1. Proper^ Identification, 2. Home Security. Hopefully in the near future a Block Parent Program will be esta­blished. • If there is anyone not familiar with the program or interested in becoming involved as a Block Captai or a Block Parent; call Shirley Edwards at 758-6368. A Frenchman was relatino bls experience In studying U»e€nglUh language. •■When I first discovered that If I was quick. I was **•’: that HIww tied. I w»»’®’’­. u r.o. io o.< «« co fast - I was discouraged. But when I came acr.oea the sentence. 'The flrat one won one dollar prize.’ I gave up trying. ri □ POP Canned Coke or Diet Coke 280 ml . Garbage Bags- .glad 20 pack Hot* Dog Hamburger Binisi DOZEN CrOtfl Fiesta 2L .............................................. 1* Barbecue Sauce Kraft 055 mL * ' Dill Pickles Bicks 1.5 L ......................................2” Super Moist 510 g i Tissue PUREX 0 PACK ftt PRODUCE DEPT. . Watermelon Whole J Tomatoes Florida GARROTS 1.36 Kg . 98‘ Celery ? Stalks C0W4 0M THE COB No.