| 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 LADIES READY-TO-WEAR ♦a*********************************************************************************** STORE NEWS OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, FRIDAY & SATURDAY.8 A.M. to 6 F.M. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30th, 1978 .MAGRATH, AIBERCA . ************************************************************************************* Vz PRICE V2 price) Pre-Christmas Sale nightwear Beautiful new Gowns and Pyjamas have arrived for Christmas Buyers. Also Half & Regular Slips. 1 RACK OF GOWNS & HOUSECOATS CLEARING AT . TENDER TOOTSIES New Arrivals in Tender Tootsies for Milady. Comfortable Shoes, Slippers and Casuals in styles that are sure to please. VISIT OUR SALE TABLE OF SHCES STYLES FOR MISSES, CHILDREN & LADIES. CLEARING AT $5 and 1/2 PRICE. . FASHION and WINTER BOOTS New Fashion Boots and Winter Boots have arrived just in time for Christmas buying. Be sure to drop up early and make your selection. We are sure you will find a Boot to please. REASONABLY PRICED TOO! ATTENTICN CUSTOMERS: Our Christmas Flyer is attached to this week’s Store News. Please note the following changes in the Flyer: Page 21 - Item #2 has been cancelled. Page 8 - the G.E. Electric Iron - has aluminum snip plate, not teflon sole plate as advertised. Page 39, Item #3 - the Elephant is not available. ********************************************** 1. 2. 3. WE I --- --- __ _ ______ SEE OUR DISPLAY OF FURNITURE/TOOLS, TOYS, ETC. INVITE CUSTOMERS TO OUR OUTSIDE HEATED SHOW ROOM TO CHAIRS We have a good selection of “Easy" Chai r.q in Outside Showroom. Be sure to see the following: WIDE BACK RECLINER- All vinyl upholstered Recliner Chair with extra wide back. Rustic Brown shade. PRICED AT. $229,00 WALL HUGGER: Space-saving Recliner features vinyl upholstered arms and footpiece. Seat and back upholstered in smart plaid fabric, QQ ROCKER; Vinyl and Fabric upholstered, rocsiy and comfortably styled B3d<er’ $209.00 WIDE-BACKED RECLINER:2 models to choose from. Features extra wide back, upholstered in combination vinyl and fabric. $Jgg QQ KROEHLER RECLINERS: Combination Vinyl and Fabric Upholstered, comfortably styled 3 position Recliner by Kroehler makers. qq UPHOLSTERED ROCKER; Upholstered in an attractive striped fabric in shades of beige/brcwn/gold. $]_Qg gg ****4«#*#««»****««««***««#»«««*«********* ******** Dinette Suite 5 PIECE DINETTE SUITE; Large size Table with walnut grain arborite top. Chairs are upholstered in Brown/beige vinyl. REGULAR $ 194.95 . $169,95 7 PIECE DINETTE SUITE Large Table (measures 36"x60" closed) in walnut grained arborite top, has extension leaf. * 6 upholstered brown/beige vinyl covered chairs- REGULAR $249.95 . $199,95 7 PIECE DINETTE SUITE: Large dinette table in patterned green 6 white top, 2 extension leaves. 6 high backed heavy upholstered chairs in shades of green. ~ REGULAR $259.95 . •••$229.95 ' ************************************************* Be sure to keep our Christmas Flyer to use as your Christmas gift buying guide. ELECTRIC KEHLE ROCKWELL Table Saw See our -display of Table Saws. ROCKWELL/BEAVER SAWS: Two popular models to choose fro». $359,95 s $299.00 X-PERT TABLE SAW: Smaller size, deluxe model. PRICED AT .$99,95 ***** * *********** kkk ************* BE SURE TO SEE OUR KITCHEN CARPETING AND BEDROCJVLIVINGROCM FOAM BACKED CARPETING. You will find a good selection of Christmas needs such as: CHRISTMAS CARDS. .SEALS. .BOWS RIBBCN & GIFT TIE. .NAME TAGS TABLECWTH & NAPKIN SETS. CHRISTMAS NAPKINS, etc. Cosmetics. PERFUME SETS FOR HER CHRISTMAS Cologne Sets with attractive "King Licn'i or "Kitten" Novelty Gift packed. Qr PERFUMES Prince Matdiebelli Perfumes in such popular fragrances as Avianoe, Windscng, Cachet. SJL_Q_£JLJ_iLG___,F IL L,E R $ Tiny bottles of Cologne in pleasing scents. $1.00 Tiny bottles of Bubblebath. 30C SHAMPOO - tiny bottles of beer shanpoo. 69C “*• $5.95 Jewel Boxes Novelty Musical Jewel Boxes in assorted styles and designs. A nice gift item for Daughter, EARRING TREES designs, keep those Earrings sleepwear ladies Nightgowns in shortie, regular and long length. A nice selection of styles and colors. Trinrned in lace, eyelet, embroidery, etc. The ideal gift for Her. Included are two piece Peignior sets that are really beautiful. $8.95 to $35.00 set Panties ~ T ”7 STANFIELD PANTIES Lovely Nylon Tricot with lace trim. Rose, Yellow, Pink, Mauve, Turquoise, Beige. LAST REMINDER - Magrath Fanners’ Harvest Ball will be held tonight, Thursday, Nov. 30th in the School Gym. Pot Luck Supper at 7 P.M. Program and dance. Rolls, Punch, Coffee & Pie will be provided. The Orchestra is the "Sundown". $5 per couple. \ \ \ J * Mr. and Mrs«. Cy Card have returned home from Toronto where they attended the wedding of his granddaughter. Mr. and Mrs. Pingree Tanner are home from visiting points in Utah, California, Washington where they were guests of their children. Mrs. Margaret Hindley returned home recently from California where she has spent the past three months visiting with her son-inlaw and daughter Dr. and Mrs. David Holmes and family. Roger Davies returned home from his mission in Montreal and reported his experiences at Church services in the Magrath 1st Ward Sunday. He left this week for the Arctic Circle where he will be working. Students home from Rick’s College, Rexburg, Idaho for the American Thanksgiving holiday included Christine Cook, Marvin Law, Lori Lawlor, Barbara Pilling and Elizabeth Kerscher. Students home from B.Y.U., Provo, Utah for the American Thanksgiving holiday included Sherylin and Deedan Atwood and friend Pam Chambers, Nola Dahl, Kelvin Kado and Ron Rice. Berry Gorham was home from Edmonton for the weekend, guest at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gorham. Laurel Davies was a weekend visitor from the U. of A., Edmonton at the home of her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Davies and attended her brother Randy’s homecoming. Vincent Harker returned home from Nova Scotia & Prince Edward Island where he has been serving a mission for the Magrath Second Ward and reported on his endeavors Sunday. He is visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Harker. Mr. and Mrs. LaVar Parker of Calgary are the proud parents of a baby daughter, weighing 7 lb. born Saturday, November 25/78. Happy grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Varge Bennett of Magrath and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Parker of Fort Macleod. The Women’.s Hospital Auxiliary will hold its regular December meeting Tuesday, Dec. 5th at 2 PM in the hospital Nurses lounge. Please bring a gift for exchange as this is the Christmas meeting. Men’s Dress Shirts Handsane Dress Shirts for Men by B.V.D. Plains and stripes in full cuts or semi tapered. Tans, Blues, etc. $jg ro ***************************************************** Hie Magrath 4 H Beef Club held the annual Awards night recently starting with a roast beef supper catered to by the United Church Women. Guest speaker for the evening was Mr. Gregor Carleton who spoke on "Success &.Defeat". The following trophies were won and by: Champion Calf - Debbie Schneyder, donated ■ by the Bank of Montreal; 1st Citizenship - Debbie Schneyder donated by the Gruninger fam- U 1 TTSr^ Judging - Debbie Schneyder donated by ^«n~i-~aFRed^rS' Rate of Gain ~ June Wetherelt donated by Georgia Malmberg. Showmanship of the Club - Keith Felger donated by West Wind Ranches haJn?i°n " Kelth Fel8er donated by United Feeds Ltd. 2nd Rate of Gain - Collette Christensen donated by Magrath Trading Co Best Girls Records - Collette Christensen - donated by Arndt Motors. 2nd Citizenship - Collette Christensen donated by Cargill Nutrena Feeds Ltd. 1st Public Speaking - Collette Christensen donated by the Lions Club. 2nd Showmanship - Janice Wocknitz donated by Magrath Co Op; Best 1st Year Member - Sheri Davies donated by the Ed Newton family; 2nd Jr. Speak-off - Sheri Davies donated by the Lions Club. First Jr. Public Speaking - Robin Stanford, " donated by the Lions Club; 2nd Public Speaking Sr. Kim Stanford, Lions Club. Best Kept Boys Records - Craig Stanford donated by Superior Propane Ltd. Perfect attendance awards were given to 9 members and were donated by Arthur & Diane Wocknitz. The Magrath 4 H Club would like to thank everyone who helped make our past year so successful. Bruce Tricsli. REGULAR $120.00 (CHRISTMAS SPECIAL) SIZES: 40 - 46. Men’s handsomely styled Suits by Days. 100% Polyester. Fashioned with a Vfestem flare. COLORS: Blue, Grey or Brown teres. The next 4 H meeting is December 13th at the school. The Magrath Colts Basketball team participated in the Pincher Creek Men’s Tournament this past weekend and finished in the runner-up spot. They defeated Hillspring, Sparwood and Pincher Creek to advance to the finals against Walker’ Transport from Coalhurst. Walkers won the final game to remain undefeated. Durrant James won the selection as the Tournament All Star. Other members of the Colts participating included Ron Harker, Rick Ponomar, Chris Clifton, Randy Ripley, Tom Alston, Jim Mikado and Dexter Harker. Monday night Magrath Colts defeated Coaldale Tops Pizza 90 to 54 in an Oldman River Recreation Basketball League game. The half time score was 41-27 Ron Harker hit for 27 points, 20 and Bruce Harker with 10. is Dec. 11th at 8 P.M. in the for the Colts. Randy Ripley for The Colts next home MHS gym. 7 game JACKETS Men’s lined Denim Jackets, the ideal Work Jacket, especially good for the rider, stockman or for general outdoor wear. (PEGULftB $49.95) HATS CLASSES TO BE OFFERED IN JANUARY - Beginning German, Basic Home Electronics (small appliances, etc. Women welcome!) and Weaving. Call S. Dahl for information, FELT Men's Orlon Pile Winter Hats in plain shades or plaids. Stoartly styled, warm $9.95 & $10.95 boot liner 758-3685. Classes sponsored by Further Education. A GOOD STOCK OF FELT BOOT LINERS REGULAR $5.50 .$4.95 and REGULAR PRICE Sweaters for His for the be selling these items on the size 8-10 Highland Skirt & Vest pair of dancing shoes. Would The Board of Directors of Sr. Citizens Drop In Center has set the following fee and regulations regarding renting the Lounge. Fee $35.00 plus deposit of $15.00 to be returned following clean-up and check-up. Renter responsible to leave the room and fixtures including dishes as they found them. Please contact Mrs. Venna Caldwell, 758-3717 for reservations. Your party will be a great success in these lovely surroundings. At the Lounge in the Drop In Center Friday, Nov. 24th, Mrs. Elizabeth Davies' Grades 2 & 3 classes presented a fine play "Columbus" written and directed by their teacher. Other numbers were recitations by Mrs. Perry's Grade 1 Class and a playlet by Miss Pickett's Grade 2 class and accordian selections by Kathy Weing, Bobby Weing Anita Boetcher. The audience was most appreciative. There are many lovely clean clothes Men, Women and children left over from recent Drop In Center sale. There will be someone at the Centre each Saturday from 2-4 P.M. who will balcony. FOR SALE: One set. Also one like to buy size 12-14 Highland Skirt & Vest set. Ph. 758-3018. TO GIVE AWAY: Purebred Siamese male neutered cat about 1 year old. House trained & very good with kids. Ph. 758-3018. Magrath Trading Company: I would like to thank you for donating the trophy for Second Rate of Gain which I received. Collette Christensen Magrath 4 H Beef Club. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR ALBERTA BUSINESSES The Alberta Opportunity Company, a provincial crown corporation makes term loans to new or ■ existing businesses in Alberta which are unable to obtain the required financing from other lenders on reasonable terms and conditions. If you need financial assistance to help start, modernize or expand a worthwhile - enterprise meet an AOC Representative - Albert Wong, Loans Officer, will be Town Office, Town Hall, Magrath, on December 6, 1978 between 2 & 4 P.M. ments can be made by contacting the Lethbridge at 329-5474, collect. Jantzen Sweaters for 5fen in Vests, Pullovers and Cardigans. A nice selection of styles and shades, especially 1— Lij Christmas gift. PANTS Men's Dress Tan, Brown. Corded Polyester Pants in Black, Blue, 1995 Curling bu Clover. 100% Virgin Wool. Popular colors with white trim an collar and pocket. Zipper front. Men's down-like Vests with nylon shell. Handsctre colors to choose frcm. A gift He will rea‘l l’y appreciate. REGULAR $39.95 at the Wednesday Appoint- AOC Office Men’s Terry Robes NOTICE: I will babysit in my home Monday to Friday. Call 758-3646. NOTICE: I will be available Wednesday, Thursday & Fridays after school and on Saturdays to clean and help clean houses. Call 758-3450, Mary Joy Isaacson. FOUND: Set of Allen wrenches. Ph. 758-3787. TO GIVE AWAY: 3 cute pups. Call at 81-lst Ave N. (the former Howard Toomer home). FOR RENT: 2 bedroom Suite, furnished or unfurnished. Ph. 758-3144. 1 "A Calendar of Children" photos and thoughts by 1995 Men's Relaxing Robes in soft textured Terry. Two-tone shades in Red/Grey Brcwn/Beige. A nice gift for Dad. REGULAR $25.95 _ _ David Bly compiled by Calgary Mental Health, is available at $2 a copy. Phone 758-6822 Proceeds go to the Canadian Mental Health Association. A fine is described as a tax you have to pay for doing wrong; for doing OK. CHRISTMAS BY THE YARD LACE TRIM Finger warming winter mitts Cold weather headwear COTTAGE ROLLS „.L„s Illi LB SIDE BACON LAZY MAPLE 1# I > t < ■ I I I I I I ■ I I ■ »■»II ■ PKG» Sausage P0RK OLYMPIC '' • ’11 ■ • * • ■' • ■1 > ■ . ■ i ■ ■ ■ 11 > ■ i < i (LB The Magrath Zeniths hosted the 10th annual pre-season Basketball tournament last Friday and Saturday. Winners from Friday’s action were LCI Rams, Cardston Cougars, Raymond Comets and Magrath Zeniths. In the semi-finals Saturday afternoon, L.C.I. defeated Cardston 64-51 and Magrath beat out Raymond 71-58. The final game between LCI and Magrath saw LCI easily upending the Zeniths 74-22. The Zeniths seemed unable to get anything started against LCI and scored only 2 points in the first quarter to LCI’s 16. At the half LCI led 34-14. Brad Karren and David Brunner each scored 6 points in the losing cause. Cardston defeated Raymond 52-39 for 3rd place honours and the St. Mary's Warriors won the consolation. Other teams who participated were the Kate Andrews Gaels, Catholic Central Cougars and Stirling Lakers. The Zeniths next home game is against Crescent Heights from Calgary, Thurs. Dec. at 8 P.M. The Jr. Varsity Eagles will play 6:30 P.M. ’ ' Hans John Kern, 25 year old son of Tony and Katie Kern, lost his life in a sad accident Sunday evening, November 26th on the highway 3 miles south of Magrath when the tractor he was riding and attempting to turn around tipped over pinning him underneath. He was only a short distance from home. Hans was born in Austria and came to Canada in 1954 with his parents to Lethbridge. In 1956 the family moved to Magrath. At the time of his passing, Hans was an apprentice plumber with Ridgeview Plumbing and Heating of Raymond. He is survived by his loving parents, one brother Tony Jr. and a sister Angie both at home, his grandmother Sekel in Germany. Prayers were said Tuesday evening at Martin Bros. Memorial Chapel, was celebrated Wednesday afternoon at Assumption Catholic Church with Father J. O’Reilly celebrant. -Interment took place in the Magrath Cemetery. Mrs. Paulina 7 at There will be a playoff game this Saturday between the Magrath Zeniths and Cardston Cougars in Magrath at 7 P.M. The winner of this game will represent the 4 A League at Calgary's St. Francis tournament in January. Trophy donors at the Mdgrath High School Tournament were: Championship - Town of Magrath, 2nd Place - Tanco; 3rd Place - Magrath Clinic. Consolation - Magrath Co Op; Cheerleader - Butch's Texaco. Sportsmanship - Magrath Trading Co. Individual - Magrath High School. Funeral Mass MHS ZENITH BASKETBALL 1978-79. M*n MMtnth tevrMy r«k. i 'eiMÑMtttaiaSt» A" * Boa. 1 CarOaton A r»». i At. raoneia A ■ » 0M« • . I(M MAnw A ' • nte. i 4»«holie A »M. 1 tom« -, * r»k. 1« Raymond A • Mh 1 liiMüCMini» • M». 11 t.e.j. K , AM. lt»M A.a.I, TMtlWy A * H». 1» Mi Mty'a H • BM . 11 M>MM « * » h», a Chueahill R M. MyMM TMMay A M>. M*Hu, 1 Iona 0 layoff« loth > • 4Mb 1« -; ■ . ■poruplot It. Atay’a a . HU, 1-10 Arc*. Hnala - MamtM « m. 11 a • uMta • JM< IT wiMUit c&unun a • >M, 11*1» 1 ■•n iMv«« tlMl t,v, <<00 CardOtAA Tauaooy A , V. Ti>0 » N. ‘ JM. M CtHOlM M t- V >. HR. Jfí ««M M KITCHEN NOTES - DISTRICT HOME ECONOMIST Whole wheat flour supplies dietary fibres which is important for a nutritionally balanced diet. In many recipes you can substitute whole wheat flour for up to % the amount of all purpose flour. It's a good idea to try substituting whole wheat flour when baking muffins, crepes, cookies, yeast breads and quick breads. Use whie flour when baking cakes or light pastries. Brown sugar can replace white sugar with no measurement change as long as the brown sugar is well packed. Flavor and color of the product will be slightly different. One cup of honey ,will replace one cup of sugar as long as the liquid is cut by h cup. Decrease the oven temperature slightly as baked good will brown a little faster. To substitute maple syrup for sugar, use 1% cups of syrup for each cup of sugar and reduce the liquid by % cup. Kathy Bosse, D.H.E. Watch next week's paper for news from the District Agriculturists. Mushrooms BIG SAVINGS STORE WIDE ASTRA STEMS S PIECES 2í99‘ Orange Juice YORK FROZEN 6.25 OZ 2<85c SOUP AYLMER TOMATO OR VEGETABLE 10 OZ 4í89c Marmalade KRAFT ORANGE 24 OZ ]29 3H Peas & Carrots AYLMER 14 OZ Lipton's Cup O’Soup 59e DISHWASHER DETERGENT cascade sooz 939 sugar crisp Post¿250 g pkg. ' b 75e Pork and Beans aylmer 14 oz 2í79* FOIL WRAP isX25'.I1’ t&^Fresh Produce Values.^' Pears anjou ws LB 39C Mandarins BOX 749 IFTTIIPF LL I IUVL CRISP HEADS Carrots * bags 59* LB J39STORE Mushrooms BIG SAVINGS WIDE stems & Pieces. Orange Juice YORK FROZEN 6,25 OZ. . . SOUP AYLMER TOMATO OR VEGETABLE 10 OZ 2i99‘ 2s85e 4s89c Marmalade kraft ORANGE 24 OZ Peas & Carrots AYLMER 14 OZ 3*1 Lipton’s Cup O’Soup . 59c DISHWASHER DETERGENT . a«. 2 39 wre?* • >'. 75« Port and Beans . »«. 2.79« FOIL WRAP REYNOLDS 18x25' . Pears anjou 120s. lb 39* Mandarins 749 . BOX I LETTUCE CRISP HEADS 43* Carrots 59* IN SHELL . .LB J 39
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