| 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. '*K . i PHONES: STORE HOURS: OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758—3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3^5 MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY •••.••••••••8 AJf. to 6 P.M. WEDNESDAY . .8 tv 1 P-Ms THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1974 . |,.»«MACRATH, ALBERTA. IWW 1'1 ■ 4 11 it-K-ft* MEN'S-BOYS'WEAR DOWNFILLED New Arrivals in popular K>wb»FXU^ Quilted Jackets in a nunber of styles. The very latest colors SALE - 1 RACK OF MEN’S AND BOYS FALL & WINTER JACKETS REDUCED TO CTT Men’s Fawn Cord Jackets with iUr trim; Men’s Sand Weathermasi<. Jackets with pile lining; Men’s Plaid Jackets in a assorted colors. regjjiar $39.95. ’ en Boys’ Plaid Jackets in three popular styles, pile lining, plain ur pile trim on collar, etc. Assorted colors. REGULAR $26.95, $27.95 & $49.95 1/3 OFF All have PRICE SPORT JACKETS . EATERS 1 New Arrivals in Men’s Vests, Pullover & I Cardigan Sweaters - a good selection to I choose from. Latest Fall colors. PRICED FROM . 1000 to o5 £ ££ 0 $15.95 to $29.95 1 group of Men’ a Shoes including Hush Puppy Suedes & Leathers, Assorted leathers in various styles and colors. Men's Dress Sport Jackets in Plaids and Cheeks. Brown and Navy back- QO grounds, reg. $45,00 & $58.00. O zb C: 1/2 PRICE 1 Gd’JNTER OF MEN'S BRESS & SPiRT SHIRTS IN SHORT OR LONG SLEEVE STYLES. PLAINS, CHECKS, PLAIDS OR FIGURES. NEW ARRIVALS IN BOYS’ SHIRTS "Pari Ani" Polyester & Nylon Shirts in popular checks. SIZES: 12—It REGULAR $4.95 MAGRATH GRADING COMPANY LTD. UPSTAIRS DEPT. Handsome new Pant Suits for the coming Fall and Winter Season have just arrived. Knits, Polyesters, Fortrels and Blends in an array of patterns and colors. 0 A co Priced frcm . up. Co ordinates ''Paris Star" Cw-Ordinateg in 100^ Polyester Knits, and Jackets in a choice of styles, Blouses and Sweaters New Skirts in round neck, turtle neck, löng ¡or shbrt sleeves* Lively Fäll Shades - Brown, Green i Rust with co-ordinating tops •. * . | IIIIIIUIIHIHtlllllllllllltlllhllllllllllHIIIIIIIllHlIliHllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIUIIlUUllllllllWfhlllllUIHHIIIIIHIIilHIIMIIIIIHIIlUlHIIIHtillllUIIHIIiHIIHtlHItlllllintlllliHltHHit r = £ SLACK SALE 0 0 oo to Oa I 1 TABLE OF LADIES SLACKS - FORTREIS, POLYESTER KNITS | IN PLAINS, PATTERNS, CHECKS, PLAIDS I Your Choice . . 1/2 PRICE I AwIHIIIIHIHIIIhHltHllltllllinMtlllllllllllllUHiUUHIIIIIimilllUIIIIIIIHlIlllltilHinillltlllHIHIKIilllHIiillHIHillllHIlilllllllfililltillHIIIIIIIHIIIIHilllllHIHtllUllllltlltlUilllHIIIIHlU* * The September meeting of St. Joseph’s C.W.L. was held at the home of Mrs. Irene Kusz. Business included a report pn the success of the Parish Picnic, also a report on the Float entry in the Parade together with pictures «-f the decorated car which were donated for the Album. New business included a report by Irene Gruninger on the Regional Workshop held recently in Lethbridge. The Dicesan Executive meeting will be held in Pincher Creek Saturday, Sept. 28tho Irene Kusc reported that Mr. Stewart Norton will be guest speaker at the October meeting, topic being the facilities available in Lethbridge for the Physically Handicapped. Helen Lang is convenor for the annual Fall Bazaar to be held Saturday, November 16th. Twmbolla prizes were discussed with possibilities as: 1. A painting 2, Christmas centre peice 3<> Chinese Supper for Two. Eda Kosma made a motion that organized visiting of the elderly in the Parish be made. Two members are to visit per month, Eda Kosma and Elizabeth Stanek will be visitors for September. The next meeting, will be at Mrs. John Harveys on Tuesday, 1 |1 October 1st. SALE CLEARANCE SALE ON FALL SELECTION OF FABRIC à NAPPA LEATHER STYLES. Your Choice . . JACKETS - A GOOD N.EW ARRIVALS A. large selection of New Fall and Winter Jackets in leather—likes, fabrics, crushed Velvets,, Wool Plaids. Plain or fur trims in asserted shades. Also Aspen Nylon Ski Jackets in the popular light weight fashions- r PRICED FROM . Up • • • * • Due to being a month later than estimated in getting the material tn the printer, the extra time required to process over 200 extra pages and running into Staff holidays as a result, our history "Irrigation Builders" will not be delivered until November. It mill be 560 ?ages instead ef 350. It is still available for Christmas orders at $10 without any increase in price. Magrath St District History Assoc. Miss Charlene Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Lee is in Cornwallis, N. S. where she is a recruit in the Armed Forces, in training as a Metals Technician. Mrs. Norma Zobell and daughter Jody of Vauxhall were Magrath visitors Saturday, guests of her mother Mrs. Fern Cook. MAGRATH T-RADING DRY GOODS LADIES SLACKS Brand new Bedspreads ih Chenilles, Quilted, Camtex, Fwrtrels, Polyesters » Plains and Figures in a nice selection of colors to ce— ordinate with yeur 'bedroom accessories. Shop early while the selection is at it's very best □ Polyester Slacks in plains, and wwol plaids. $9-9^ —H»95 &U.95 REGULAR $6» 95 PRICED TO CLEAR VINYL SANDALS LADIES WHITE. VINYL SANDALS WITH RED I & NAVY TRIM., Sizes 6, 7. REG. $3«9S 1. .,. . . . . . ladies Leather Purses in assorted designs and styles. $11.95 “ $39.95 20% OFF Girls Vinyl Purses sling style in asserted colors Red, Brwwn Black. COMPANY LTD. DEPT Funeral Services for a fomer Magrath resident, Iredrick Harold Karren of Lethbridge, were held in the 10th Ave. L.D.S. Chapel Monday afternoon with Elder Eldon Edwards officiating. The late Mr* Karren, who celebrated his doth birthday at an Open House July 26th, of this year, was born in Lewiston, Utah. After moving to Canada he had been engaged in farming in the Coaldale, Magrath, Iron Srprings ' areas. He moved to Lethbridge in 1949 and was employed by che Dept, ef Agriculture land Leveling Branch until retiring in 1965» He is survived by his wife Lida, two sons Fred of Picture Butte, Clinton of Taber: five daughters Mrs. Elmo (Larue) Fletcher of Cardston, Mrs. Arthur (Lillian) Baldry of Lethbridge, Mrs. Boyd (Helendean) Huntsman of Shelley, Idaho, Mrs. Gerald (Joanne) Moser of Coaldale and Mrs. Ronald (Nurae) Peterson of Calgary; four sisters Mrs. Olga Allen of Sun City, Arizona, Mrs. Vila Kenny of Tuscon, Arizona, Mrs. Hazel Woolley of Lethbridge and Mrs. Freda Kenney ef Calgary; 32 grandchildren, 21 great grandchildren. He was predeceased by his first wife Li 11 ran in 1961 and a granddaughter Betty Fletcher in 1951» Friends were sorry to hear of the death of Mrs. Nada Pilling's father, Leslie Casson Cahoon, who passed away in Cardston, Sunday, Sept. Bth at the age of S3 years. He is survived by six sons Lavar, Lawrence, Edward, Edwin and Golden of Cardston, Dewey of Hines Creek; four daughters Mrs. Ray (Nada) PiVTung wf Magrath Mrs. John (Irene) Traxel and Lila Cahoon of Cardston, Mrs. Grant (Lois) Webster of Mountain View. Funeral services were held in the Leavitt L.D.S. Chapel Wednesday afternoon. THANK YOU: Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Nelson would like to thank the doctors, nurses of the Magrath Hospital for their kind care and understanding while Mary was a patient there. A special "thank you" to the many friends for the kindness shown Darrel whi1e he was at home, and for cards and flowers. There are som dishes at our place and we will return them if you would please phone. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dudley of Ne?-.son, B.C. were weekend visitors at the home of his mother Mrs. Jean Dudley. MAGRATH ’RAD I NG COMPANY LTD. DRY GOODS DEPT. Brand new Bedspreads in Chenilles, Quilted, Camtex, Fnrtrels, Poly' esters. Plains and Figures in a nice selection . ef colors tw coordinate with y«ur bedriom accessories. Shop early while the selection is at it’s very best. REGULAR $6.95 PRICED TO CLEAR ladies Leather Purses in assorted. designs and styles. $11.95 - $39.95 Girls Vinyl Purses sling style in assorted colors Red, Bruwn, Black. 20% OFF VINYL SANDALS. LADIES WHITE -VINYL SANDALS WITH RED & NAVY TRIM. Sizes 6, 7^ REG. $3-98' . I. mi.«. . . . LADIES SLACKS Funeral Services for a former Magrath resident, fredrick Harold Karren of Lethbridge, were held in the 10th Ave. L.D.S. Chapel Monday afternoon with Elder Eldon Edwards officiating. The late Mr. Karren, who celebrated his ¿iOth birthday at an Open House July 26th, of this year, was born in Lewiston, Utah. After moving to Canada he had been engaged in farming in the Coaldale, Magrath, Iron Srprings areas. He moved to Lethbridge in 1949 and was employed by che Dept, of Agriculture Land Leveling Branch until retiring in 1965. He is survived by his wife Lida, two sons Fred of Picture Butte, Clinton of Taber; five daughters Mrs. Elmo (Larue) Fletcher of Cardston, Mrs. Arthur (Lillian) Baldly of Lethbridge, Mrs. Boyd (Helendean) Huntsman of Shelley, Idaho, Mrs. Gerald (Joanne) Moser of Coaldale and Mrs, Ronald (Nurae) Peterson 6f Calgary; four sisters Mrs, Olga Allen of Sun City* Arizona, Mrs. Vila Kenny of TusCon, Arizona, Mrs. Hazel Woolley of Lethbridge and Mrs. Freda Kenney jf Calgary; 32 grandchildren, 21 great grandchildren. He was predeceased by his first wife Li 111 an in 1961 and a granddaughter Betty Fletcher in 1951» Friends were sorry to hear of the death of Mrs. Nada Pilling’s father, Leslie Casson Cahoon, who passed away in Cardston, Sunday, Sept. 8th at the age »f S3 years. He is survived by six sons Lavar, Lawrence, Edward, Edwin and Golden of Cardston, Dewey of Hines Creek; four daughters Mrs. Ray (Nada) Pilling i vf Magrath Mrs. John (Irene) Traxel . and Lila Cahoon of Cardston, Mrs. Grant (Lois) Webster of Mountain View, Funeral services were.held in the Leavitt L.D.S. Chapel Wednesday . afternoon. THANK YOU: Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Nelson would like to thank the doctors, nurses of the Magrath Hospital for their kind care and understanding while Mary was a patient there. A special "thank you" to the many friends for the kindness shown Darrel while he was at home, and for cards and flowers. There are som dishes at our place and we will return them if you would please phone. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dudley of Nelson, B.C. were weekend visitors at the home of his mother Mrs. Jean Dudley. MAGRATI ' TRADING CGJPANY LTD. HARDWARE DEPT (CM Be well prepared for the Hunting Season with a qood supply Hf Hunting needs. GUNS WINVHESTER MODEL 1200 12 gauge Pmp, 30" barrel, full choke, checkered stock. ONLY., |^Z|.95 WINCHESTER MODEL 2200 12 gauge Pump, full choke, COOEY SINGLE SHOT 12 gauge, 2^" or 3” chamber. COOEY SINGLE SHOT 1A gauge, 2^f chamber. PRICE .41 COPEY 41^ gauge single shvt WINCHESTER MODEL 70 “ 243 Winchester^ r\c Monte Carlo stock, jeweled bolt5 DECOYS 319 Pressed Beard Duck Decoys, set of 12 95 DCGK DECOYS - floating decays . CANADA GOOSE DECOYS - of 12 life-like models pressed bvard, set .|395 MOULDED PLASTIC GOOSE DECOYS ea. Results ef the recent Pot Hole Trail Riders Rodeo were as follows: WILD COW RACE - tophy donated by Tylers Gulf Service - 1* Lonny Madison, Roy Terry, Jane Schmidt* 2. John Cook, Stan Soper, Kenny Soper. CALF ROPING - trophy donated by Jerry’s Trailer Sales: 1. Duke Helgerson, 2* Lonny Madison, 3. Ken Williams, LADIES GOAT TYING; trophy donated by Charile & Delores Fellger: 1* Maxine McKenna 2. Jane Schmidt 3« Heather Bradley. OPEN BARREL RACE - buckle trophy donated by Farmers Stockman Supply: 1* Sylvia Bui .1 eck 2* Heather Bradley 3» Maxine McKenna. BOYS JR. COW PIDING - trophy donated tty John & Myrna Cook: 1. Mervin Hofer, 2. Kenny Soper 3. Danny Twitches. MEN’S COW RIDING - trophy donated by Norton Farm 1. Neil Miller 2. Ed Wilson 3» John Regeir. BOYS CALF RIDING: 1* John Joe Cook 2. Wade Soper 3« Kenny Baceda, RESCUE RACE - trophy donated by Fred & Joyce Hillmer: 1. To* and Wally Dudley 2, Cindy Hillmer, Shannon Cook 3. John Joe and Lana Cook, LADIES COW RIDING: 1, Jane Schmidt. RIBBON ROPING: trophy by McIntyre Cowboys - 1. Duke Helgerson 2, Bill Nalder. Ail ’Round Trophy was won by Duke Helger-son donated by Trophies Unlimited. The "Hard Luck" trophy went to Butch Baceda and was donated by Ed and Eve Wilson, The stock used for the rodeo were from Collin Passey, Judges were Jim Passey and Everett Morton. Timers were Maria Passey, Joyce Hillmer and Evelyn Hillmer, Announcer was Marvin Hillmer. Rodeo Secretary - Myrna Cook. NOTICE: Wednesday, September 18, 1974 is Nomination Day, 1, Nomination Papers will be accepted at the Town Office during the hours 10 o’clock in the forenoon until 12 oJjclock noon of this day, 2, Nominations will be received for the following: Mayor; 6 Councillorsj 2 Hospital Board members, 3, All Nomination Papers for Mayor and for Councillors must be accompanied by a $25*00. deposit (the deposit will be returned to all successful candidates and to all candidates who receive at least one half of the total number of votes polled for the candidate elected with the lowest number of votes), 4* All of the above candidates will be nominated for a 3 year term of office. H.C. Poulsen, Returning Officer, We kave a good stock of CCS. Shot bkells and Saho Shells for the hunting season. Mr., and Mrs. Alan Coleman of Victoria, B-,0. were visitors at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Leo Coleman last week-, T^JANK YOU: A most sincere "thank you" to everyone who attended and assisted in any way with Debbie and George’s wedding and reception and helped make it such a happy occasion for them. Mr. & Mrs, George Papp, Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Widmer, THANK YOU: We would like to thank all those who worked long before and all day of the Rodeo for us. It was really appreciated. A special thanks to the Magrath Store News for advertising, Myrna Cook, President, Ivy Nishikawa, Vice President, Mark Passey, Sec. Treasurer, MAGRATT TRADING COMPANY LTD HARDWARE DEPT Have a fresh supply of water continually for your Livestock by installing a handy AUTOMATIC STOCK WATERER. 150 — 15b head capacity. No need to worry about freezing taip-eratures - , your cattle, sheep, etc. will enjoy a fresh supply of water the year round. SEE THIS MODEL ON DISPLAY. I .ANTIFREEZE _ =PRESTONE - Imperial Gallons. S 9 EXERCISE Enjoy the privilege of exercising in your own home, privately - no jeers, no laughs - with this HOME EXERCISER BIKE "x O D designed by C.C.M. 7 ONLY . 14 piece Set of Combination Wrencheu rang: from 3/8" to 1 1/4". Complete AA < C in plastic pouch. . . / ' S P R AV PA IN I S A GOOD SELECTION OF ASSORTED COLORS TIMEX WATCHES We have just received a new shipment of Timex Wrist Watches. Styles for Eoys, Girls, Ladies and Gentlemen including the latest fashions in Timex Electrics. Reasonably priced. II. A cut keys, DOES YOUR PET CAT OR DOG NEED A FLEA COLLAR? WE HAVE THEM IN STOCK. ea. FOR SALE: One 5* Camper; one 1965 ForM Station wagon, 1$11 Winchester 22 an* Miscellaneous household items. Ph. 752-2172, Welling. NOTICE: I will baby sit in my home. Ph. 752-2172, Welling. FOUND - at the Fish Pond., a bicycle. Ph. 758-3421. FOR SALE: 25 bushel Winalta Winter Wheat seed, cleaned and treated. Jim Ririe. Ph. 758-6761. FOR SAIE: Used Gas heater. 758-3458 Sophia Bezprozwanna. FOR SALE: Tomatoes, wipe and green; also carrots. June Budzko. TO GIVE AWAY: Half Samoyed puppies. Ph. 758-3136 after 5 P.M. FOR SAIE: Household articles. Ph. 758-3180. FOR SALE: Exercise Bike. 758-3491. FOR SALE: Swivel High Chair $10.00. ALso set of fender trailer mirrors. $10.00. Ph. 758-6662. LOST: Ladies light beige Cardigan. Left in Cultural Hall downstairs kitchen July 26th. Anyone knowing where it is now please phone 758-3286, FOR SALE: Rabbits. Call Gary at 758-3016. NOTICE: A Mothers’ Meeting of Brownies and Guides will be held Tuesday, Sept. 17th at 8 P.M. in the Lions Hall. All mothers of girls ages 7 to 14 are urged to attend. FOR SAIE: Full length wedding dress with underskirt. Size 15. Complete with fingertip veil. Eleqnor Harrison. Ph. 758-3553. FOUND: Ladies wrist watch with broken watch bracelet. Owner may claim at News Office. NOTICE: St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Services for the moith of September will be held Saturdays at 5 F.M. CD —J OiìfìSS RIB. lb. L i r's. A 49 jbELF SBUSAGES^gg 1 2# pkg. I r. RING BOLOGNA PLAIN OR GARLIC EACH SQ'v | >■*>>><< <111 ml. UMluitllUI II !>“• •»*<•111 Miss Debbie Hillmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hillmer, left during the past week for Calgary where she has commenced training at Foothills Hospital as a nurse—in—training. Prior to her departure Miss Hillmer was presented with the "Margaret Long" Scholarship, donated by the Magrath Women's Hospital Auxiliary to the student with the highest marks entering training fur a registered nurse. The presentation was made to Debbie by her grandmother, Mrs. Nettie Hillmer, a charter member ->f the Women's Hospital Auxiliary. Miss Wendy Coleman of Prowst, Alberta, was a weekend visitor at the home ->f her parents Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Coleman. Accompanying Wendy was Mrs. Coral Blumel and children of Provost who visited with relatives and friends in Magrath during the weekend. Neil Harker, son sf Mr. and Mrs. Ken Harker left Thursday, accompanying his parents t& Salt Make City, Utah prior to his going to Leads England to fulfil a two year Mission. DON'T MISS THE BIG $15.00 JACKET SATE UPSTAIRS. FALL STYLES III FABRICS AND LEATHER-LIKE JACKETS. JUST ARRIVED - NEW PANT SUITS, JACKETS, SWEATERS AND SHOES. BE SURE TO SEE THESE NEW ITEMS - Uostairs. Include this delicious Cookie Recipe in your collection of favorites. An ideal "goodie" to add to school lunches, for your luncheon snacks, etc. GINGERSNAPS 1^ cups shortening 2 eggs 2 cups sugar 4 cups flour 1 cup "Sugar House" Cooking Molasses p tsp, salt 3 tsp. ginger 2 tsp cinnamon 2 tsp. soda 2 tsp cloves Cream shortening and sugar. Beat in eggs. Add molasses and sifted dry ingredients, Roll in 1 inch balls, roll in sugar. Place on cooky sheet 2" apart (do not press down). Bake 375’ oven for 15 min. A tragic accident occtirred on the Magrath—Del Bonita highway late Tuesday afternoon , near Rockport Colony, when a grain truck loaded with grain, headed North, took to the eiitch and burst into flames. The driver was burner beyond recvgnition. At press time no name had been released. A little girl ran to her mother in great excitement - she had come across a pressed maple leaf between the pages of the big family Bible. "book what I found, Mother," she gasped. #1 bet it belonged to Eve, don't yoa.?" MAGRATH TRADING C9MPANY LTD. ►E ROGERS SYRUP . . ».».W.IiOBHlIOmilH«. I FRUIT COCKTAIL 1 49 tin 3 _ *. mum. .•••. . . . . .HII'H'IIIH.111*0*1.nMMMUW»MMIMW»U»MH»M»». .IRBY’S 14 ®z. 21890 .HhIUiIHHIHIMIHIUHOIIHUHUIII.UH.IIHHH.lIlUlllt I HI 11 HI II 11 HI 111 IH UtiliII HUtlllU IllllltlUlUUllll I HUI. UH ,.u.««<«|,tifíH»«IHH"mil»mimiH|H|»mimii>HHHlH«UH‘IUI £ Ie ASPARAGUS TIPS £ Í Í « YORK Wil DPERRY DRINK 15 fee. TEA BAGS SALADA 60’s HAWAIIAN GOLD 14 oz. 2/790 09 iuUlimiuuniiii»Hunii«iiiiimiH«HiHii*uiu*c = E £ B, C. PEARS-i35’S. it. 290 I U RN I PS _ iocai. . 2 ibs 25 0 CABBAGE-local. 2 ibs 25 0 BANANAS dole no. i. 2 its 39 0 PRUNE PLUMS -b.c. .ib. 290
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