Magrath Store News (July 21, 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 TRADÌ STORE NEWS PHONES: OFFICE 758-3033 GKXJMSS 758-3535 DFYGOODS 758-3252 HAFMMS 758-3065 UPSTAIRS & STOPE NEWS 758-6377 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday.................. 8 a'.m*. to lpx Wednesday.................... *..................... ’ * ffiUBSDK, JULY 21st, 1983 ...............................................................................................................................MEf® ■ HARDWARE DEPARTMENT ********************************* **«»**«»***»*»**»*»**«******»*«‘*»***»«*****“**************“*“****“**‘************* WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO VISIT THE NAGRAIH TRADING CO. LTD. DURING MAGRATH'S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION AND HELP US CETEBRATE OUR 75th ANNIVERSARY OF' BUSINESS ASSOCIATION IN MAGRATH. ************************************************* CANNING CENTER presto! Cast Aluminum Pressure Cookers Gleaming Aluminum Presto Pressure Cockers for Canning Fruits, vegetables, Meats, etc. 2 sizes. $9]^95 $12195. Canner-Cooker Blue Enamel Canner-Cookers in 3 popular sizes - 11 qt. 21Jg qt. and 33 qt. sizes. Complete with lid and rack for your jars. £¡5^0 T0 $51.99 Vegetable Bleacher 3 piece Vegetable Blancher for blanching vegetables as well as cooking macaroni, etc. Cooker, steamer and lid. 1 Preserving Kettles Preserving Kettles in Aluminum as well as blue enamel. Large 16 qt size. , ■ extracts pure natural juices from | fruits, berries, t^^toes Item for making y°™r jelly-making easY‘53,95 accessories FOOD MILTS - richer, masher and strainer”............................................... . 49 FOOD PRESS ...................................$25.99 OQLLANEERS, TCN(S, BEAN SLICEFS, JAR LIFTERS, LID GRIPPERS, TCNGS STRAWBERRY BULLERS, SPOONS, etc 3 PART JUICER - pure J rruit», carrots, etc. The ideal ? V PLASTIC GLASSES & CUTLERY FOR PICNICS, etc. Celebrate Magrath's Birthday this weekend - and the "Trading Conpany's 75th Birthday, * s. SOUVENIRS Visit our counter of Souveniers. Included are: SPOONS..........T SHIRTS .,.. .CAPS ........... CUSHION TOPS..........etc. BUY A FLAG - get "wrapped up" in the Birthday festivities. PHOTO ALBUMS 40 page, 20 sheet Photo Album. Magic cling transparent ' sheet holds pictures in place. Dry mount. 1 6" nightgowns Ladies Nightgowns in Nylon Tricot, Brushed Nylon, Polyester & Cotton in a nice variety of styles and colors. Lace, enbroidery, eyelet and applique trim. (TEGULAR $9.95 to $19.95) TOWELS (REGULAR $6.95) Large size Bath Tcwels in Burgandy or Navy. Vtelour. . Training Pants Thermal knit Cotton & Polyester Training Pants. Figured. SIZES: n50 2,3,4. £ * A* ä***ä&**->*^Ä**** There is this difference between happi­ness and wisdom: he that thinks himself the happiest man really is so; but he that thinks himself the’ icoot is g^ th? iraccfr'- ' -ol. MAGBATH RODEO - Saturday, July 23rd, 2-5 p.m. All contestants must enter by Friday, July 22nd, 9 p.m. Phone Neal Miller, 758-6557. Events includ Cow Riding (14 yrs. & over) Ribbon Roping (open) Team Roping (open) Sheep Riders 6 yrs. & under (10 only) Potato Race (open) Saddle & Mount (open) Calf Riding (13 yrs. & under) Wild Cow Milking (8 teams only) Pee Wee Barrels (8 yrs & under) Junior Barrels (14 yrs. & under) Sr. Barrels (15 yrs & over) Wild & Woolly Sheep (6 yrs. & under, 10 riders only) Relay Race & Tire Race (open) Plus - Good Chariot Racing. Greased Pig Chase Chinook Health Unit is now located in it's new offices (as of Wed. July 22nd) next door to Magrath Pain & Body - Civic Ave. West. Friends will be interested in hearing *Kelly Paterson is now a Decorating Consultant in Wicker & Brass. Those interested please phone her at 758-6860 or drop in at 59N 2 Sl E. REUNION TIME - for Class of 1963 - and all those who went to school at any time with them. Friday, July 22nd, 7 p.m. in the old School, upstairs in former Library. Contact Robert & Joanne (Wilde) Wocknitz, 758-6573, Garth Veale, 758-3165, Loral Bly Atwood 758-6438 for further information or if you have not yet notified us. See you there. MAGRATH SWIMMING POOL PRESENTS OUR FAN"SPLASH" TIC CELEBRATION '83. 1st Annual Belly FJ.up Contest - 3 Divisions: Sr. 18 & over, Inter­mediate 12-17, Jr. 11 & under. Costumes re­quired. First 5 registered in each division. Relays: Family - 4 on a team, 1 adult, 1 0 or under (1 length on flutterborrd). Pyjama: Teas of 4, 1 pr. pyjamas per team. Ping Pong: 2 divisions 7 & under, 8-11. 4 per team. Watermelon Polo - Swim Team Challenge? For further information - at the Pool. Register from 6 p.m. Thursday to 11 a.m. Saturday. HOME FOR SALE: Approx. 3,000 sq. ft. developed 2 yr. old home 1% blocks East of school. Main floor - 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 cupboards with built in self clean­ing oven, island cook top and dishwasher. Basement has private self-contained 2 bedroom apartment with full bath & laundry room. Rev­enue in access of $3,400 per year. Also spac­ious cold room, storage room and family room in basement. Priced reduced for quick sale. Phone 758-6368. APARTMENT FOR RENT: for Sr. Citizens only (65 yrs, & over) Garden Villa Apartments has one unit available immediately, one bedroom. Ph. Shirley Edwards, 758-6368, . GIGANTIC GARAGE SALE - held over to Sat. July 23rd, 1 to 6 p.m. at Shirley Edwards home, 1^ blocks east of school. Jungle gym. WORSHIP SERVICES will resume after summer recess in the Magrath United Church, Sunday, August 7th at 9:45 a.m. MAG*TRADING CO. LTD. CLOSED SATURDAY, ^LY 23rd, MAGRx‘m’.’^ dirixipat celedtwexon. BIRTHDAY BAWÄNZA’ Elisha Harker would like to announce the arrival of her new baby brother, Justin Levi was born July 12, 1983, weighing 8 lb. 3 oz. Proud parents are Ron and Barbara Harker. Equally proud grandparents are Don & Lora Harker of Magrath, Bill & Joyce Hammond of Ontario, George Miller of Lethbridge, and visiting great grandmother Jean Helmer also of Ontario. This past week Mrs. Edith Fusco of Petaluma, California enjoyed her first visit to Canada, the guest of Jack and Jean Butlin. Also visiting at the Butlin home is Jean’s sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. Ma'x Maguire of Stirling, Ontario; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mosiak also of Stirling, Ont., and Mr. and Mrs. Emery Moline of Des Moines Iowa. Roger & Debbie MacCallum are proud to announce the arrival of their daughter, Erin Mae, July 4th; 5 lb. 8 oz. Equally proud prandparents are Dan & Cathy MacCallum of Stony Plain, Joe & Dianne Gruninger of Del Bonita. Gregory Pilling, son of Moyle and Ann Pilling, was-honored at a Missionary Farewell Service Sunday, July 10th in the Magrath 1st Ward. The opening prayer was given by Lisa Pilling. Opening hymn was "It May Not Be On A Mountain Height". Fiona Hosegawa sang as a vocal solo "How Beautiful Upon The Mountain" accompanied by Kathleen Stitt. Talks were given by Ann & Moyle Pilling and Marc Heggie. Fiona sang another solo " 0 If I Were An Angel" accompanied by Kathleen. Concluding speakers were Gregory and Bishop Ray Stevenson. The closing hymn was "God Be With You" and the closing prayer was given by David Pilling. Gregory left July 13th for the Mission Training Centre in preparation for his duties in the Canada Montreal Mission. Mr. and Mrs. Walden Gurney and’family of Grantsville, Utah were visitors last week at the home of hi§ parents Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Gurney. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ririe of Salt Lake City, Utah were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Alston. LOST: Small grey kitten. Finder please notify the Kendricks at 758-3620. PROFRESSIONAL PAINTING & DECORATING: All paint­ing, wood finishing, wall coverings. Grant work undertaken. Local references. Ph. 758-6219 FOR SALE: The home of the late Frances Taylor. West end of town. Bids will be taken for the next 2 weeks. If interested contact George Dudley, 758-3753 or David Taylor, 758-3132. THE MAGRATH TRADING CO. LTD. WILL REMAIN CLOSED SATURDAY, JULY 23rd, MAGRATH’S BIRTHDAY. Western Shirts * • • ifen's 100% Cotten Plaid Western Shirts ~ just the thing bration. 1 BASKET H»TB for the Oele CLEAR­ING. $22.95 MEN’S JEANS '"*TT Men’s Wrangler Jeans in dark brown stretch denim. ’ Trte Western cut, trim, neat styling. Ideal for holiday ; and western wearing. NEW ARRIVALS/ PRICED Off Men's Western Straws in a variety of styles and shades. Be properly attired in a new "Co«fooy" hat for the Celebration. REGULAR $8.95 to $22.00 CLEARING THIS WEEKEND Rugged Wearing* Jackets $10 - WAY Nylon Jackets in Pullover or Zipper front styles. Assorted colors. REG $17.95 to $23.95 ************************** HOUSE FOR SALE: Large 2 storey, large lot New kitchen with custom solid oak cabinet cedar ceiling, 4 bedrooms, nursery, 2 bat Ideal family home. Ph. 758-6219 YES I THERE WILL BE A DANCE - Friday night, following the program. Bring your favorite cassette tape or record. Every­one welcome. No charge. $12 Nightwear W for Little Girls CHILDREN’S SWEATERS I Acrylic knit Sweaters for Kiddies. Hooded style. Colors: White, Blue, Pink „ Yellow. SIZES: 18-24 mo. PRICED AT NEW. ARRIVAIS Girls polyester & cotton Slips. Ruffle hem. Lace trim. SIZES: 4 to 6X. Girls’ easy care slips 5’5 PANTY HOSE < Junior Girls Opaque Panty hose. SIZES: 4-6 and 7-10 yrs. ****************************** 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, Cardston, Alberta, TOK 0K0 before August 12th. ^ay Sdh TENNIS NEWS . The first Annual 1' year old Tennis Tourna­ment was hefd July 8ti, 12th, 13th with 20 local 12 yc ar old at?letes taking part. Results were; Gir.s Singles; 1st Place Trophy Monica Hunt; Runner ip - Janice Sillito. Boys’ Singles - 1st Place Trophy - Dan Anderson. Runner Up - Ron Coer. Girls’ Doubles - 1st Place Trophy Monic Hunt and Cunthia Bourne. Runners Up Stacy Hinsen & Janice Sillito. Boys’ Doubles - 1st Place Tropy - Jason Millward & Robin Marsien. Runners Up Ron Cook and . Dan Andersor. Mixed Doubles - 1st Place Trophy Jasoi. Millward & Monica Hunt. Runners Up • Dan Anderson & Cynthia Bourne. Awards: Athlete using best tennis basics throughout tournament - Ron Cook. Sports­manship & ,'ennis Manners Award (triple tie) Chris Hil’aer, Bonnie Bolokoski and Marilyn Norton. All lc .al Tennis playoffs to be held in August, .’lease register with me and check with Calendar on Tennis Bulletin Board for dates. All Beginners - remember your swing back for good tennis power and control. Alice Stevenson. The Patey Seminar will be July 26,27, 28, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the Leth­bridge Lodge Hotel. You will learn to use the four powerful "Freedom Principles" in solving problems in both Family & Business so both feel good. 1. Commitment to Integ-rety. 2. Put self in control. 3. Uncondit­ional acceptance. 4. Commitment to Growth. Mr, Patey was on the staff for writing 1984 L.D.S. Family Home Evening manual. Tuesday, July 26 FREE. Wednesday & Thursday only $50.00 per person for the 12 hour Seminar. Usual fee $200 per person. Visitors and residents will find this a most rewarding Clark Dainard, 758-6306. activity. Register with 758-3375 or Beatrice Harker, THANK YOU: We would like to thank all our relatives and friends for their kindness, flowers, cards and notes of encouragement while I was a patient in Foothills hospital nd since returning home. Especially for the goodies brought in, made meals much easier for Willie to prepare. We sincerely thank you all. Dorothy & Willie Wocknitz. FAIR NEWS Times: Entries taken Thursday, July 21st 7 to 9 p.m. Friday, July 22nd 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. FAIR OPEN 6 to 10 p.m. Friday July 22nd, 11 to 6 p.m. Saturday July 23rd. Please correct your schedule. Dig out your entries and let’s make this Fair even more successful than last year’s. Lots of places to enter, especially the kids. Use the East door of the Elementary School Gym. Over $1,000 total prize money available. * BARGAIN: Metal lockers available, in sect­ions of three. Offers accepted. Contact Drop In Centre. Ph. 758-3717. SWIM SUITS - Fashion T-SHIRTS and BLOUSI I NIGHT GOWNS jarHps Nightgowns in Nylon Tricot, Brushed Nylon, Polyester and i Cotton. Assorted styles sizes & shades. IHUFSDAY & FRIDAY SALE 20% OFF CHILDREN’S WEAR 1 RACK OF CLOTHING................ Ladies’ Sportswe Assorted styles in Ladies Slacks, Deck Pants, Short Tops, Jackets, etc. clearing at 1 GROUP CLEAR­ING AT............... K MEN’S JACKETS New "Windbreaker” style Jackets in Ny3.on outer. Lined. Knit cuffs, waist band and collar, jfed or Navy. SIZES: M, L. Chinook Health Unit requires a Certified Intra­Oral Dental Assistant for their Cardston 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 653-4981. For further information about the position contact - Ss-idra Kindzierski, Senior Dental Hygienist, Fort Macleod Office, Ph. 553-4451. Chinook Health Unit is again running a Dental Clinic during the weeks of August 8-12 and August 22-26. Services includ: Dental Inspection, Cleaning, Flouride, Hygiene Instruction. It will include All Children ages 3 through 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 appoint-ment. Ph. 758-3331. BELTS BUCKLES Men's Western Belt Buckles with THANK YOU: We would like to express our gratitude to the nurses and hospital staff for the kind care of Justin and I. Also a very special thank you to Dr. Dennis Dahl and his father for the fine delivery. Ron & Barb Harker. THANK YOU: We wish to extend heartfelt "Thank You" to family and friends who helped make our "Open House" for Gregory a special memory. Many thanks for your kind generosity. Moyle & Ann Pilling. THANK YOU: Clyde A Bennett wishes to thank friends and relatives who helped him cele­brate his 94th Birthday Anniversary July 16th. Sixty called to wish him well at the home of Varge and Arlene Bennett. They made a Remembrance Book for Clyde to enjoy as he could not hear happy recollections. assorted motifs. Add a western touch to your appearance. REG $5.95 MEN’S Let's Go! We have our old friend Less Collins in business with his own Bus Company - SO - August 6th we will go with Less and Shellie through the Crows Nest Pass and area. We will have lunch at noon and stop at all points. HANDKERCHIEFS Polka dot Handkerchiefs in red/white, navy/white. Many uses for these colorful hankies. REGULAR 69i ea ********************************** WANTED: A ride from Utah to Southern Alberta around August 18-20 and a ride from Southern Alberta back to Utah around September 3-6. Will share expenses and driving. Phone 758-3208. NOTICE: Will do portable welding week nights, weekends and holidays. For more information call Darwin Wilde, 752-4471. r?OR SALE: Registered Morgan Quarter Horse 5 yr. old gelding. Ph. 758-6741. of interest. September 26,27,28 we are booked for our Big Bash at Fairmont Hot Springs. The cost has not been finalized yet but watch the Store News - it will be out soon. The last trip to Waterton was a fun day and everyone seemed to have fun. We stopped at the Hotel, Red Rock Canyon, Cameron Lake, down town to shop; had Kentucky Fried Chicken by the lake. ■ It was a friendly, happy trip. Let's do it again. Anyone having a dress or costume of the past years, please treat us by wearing it to the dance tonight. ATTENTION 1st WARD PRIMARY!'. MAGRATH PARADE - All children in front of school 9:15 a.m. Saturday, July 23rd. Please contact your child's teacher about costume, NOTICE: Two willing people ready to do odd jobs. Ph. Barb 758-3151, Betty 758-6871. Meats» eef Roast BONELESS SHOULDER Beef Short Ribs meaty Schneider’s Bscoii sliced, soo.g Wieners SCHNEIDERS 454 G KG KG 33# i ■ Cottage Holls fletmrs............. ............. $50î . The Magrath Ladies Golf Club held their ahnual tournament Tuesday, July 19th, Ninety five ladies took to the fairways after a coffee & muffin get-acquainted. ; Overall winner of the tournament was Daphne Tomlinson of Lethbridge, winning the Magrath Trading Co. trophy with a low gross of 88. Runner-up was Irene Karia of the Magrath Club. > First, second and third place Flight winners were as follows: 1st Flight - Irene Karia,-Janet Johnson of Lethbridge, Norma Welker of Shelby. 2nd Flight: Daphne Tomlinson, Mildred cox and Donna Boughen all of Lethbridge. 3rd Flight: Glenda Pytlarz, Leth. Ann Allen, Magrath Club, Sharon Filuk, Leth. 4th Flight: Joyce Sexsmith, Leth. Cheryl Fujikawa & Sue Mikado both of the Magrath Club. 5th Flight: Sharon Erickson, Pincher Creek, Leota Sloan, Waterton, Ann Lastuka, Raymond. 6th FLIGHT: Kay Kennedy, B.C., Pat Hassett Pincher Creek, Mae Nishi-kawa. 7th FLIGHT: Olive Kennedy, Magrath, Sharon Vander Valt Pincher Creek, Chris Goodison, Calgary. 8th FLIGHT: Vera Kopp­enstein, Magrath, Olive Turner, Raymond, Merle JeBperson. 9th FLIGHT: Bessie Schoen-ing Pincher Creek, Betty Corbert, Magrath, Marion Ellerman. 10th FLIGHT: Diane Button’ Magrath, Joan Waite, Leth. Shirley Saunders Magrath. 11th FLIGHT: Marge Baaken, Calgary, Doreen Balderson & Jessolyn Anderson, Mag-r^ th. 12th FLIGHT:' Marge Russell, Pincher Creek, Connie Kunimoto & Marlene Paul, Magrath. The Magrath Ladies Golf Club wish to thank everyon responsible for the outstanding success of the toujnsneBt, Special tha»* 1 *«3 xaria, tournament chairperson; 4 slices bacon salt, pepper 3 lge potatoes thinnly sliced 3 med. carrots shredded cup sliced green onion cup butter or margarine % tsp. caraway seed 1 cup (4 oz.) Monterey Jack cheese. Cook bacon till crisp. Drain & crumble. Set aside. Tear off 36x18 piece of heavy duty foil and make an 18" square pouch. Place potatoes, carrots and green onion in pouch. Sprinkle salt & pepper, dot with butter and sprinkle with caraway seed. Fold edges of foil and seal. Grill over slow coals till done (55-60 Min.) turning several times. Open packaee. stir in bacuu.