| 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. STORE NEWS OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GO'ODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. . Wednesday . 8 A.M. to 1 P.M. THURSDAY, AUGUST 5th, 1976 MAGRATH, ALBERTA. LADIES READY-TO-WEAR . SUMMER CLEARANCE — x - . . . Summer Dresses A nice array of Ladies Summer Dresses in becoming styles, patterns and colors. , becoming DONIT MISS THIS BIG SAVING 1/3 OFF Pant Suits pie=e°Si^? in two and three mg styles. SAVE AT THIS REDUCED PRICE SPORTSWEAR aKD BLOUSES SEE OUR SALE RACK OF BLOUSES AND MISSES 4 / & LADIES SPORTSWEAR NOW CLEARING AT. . . ' yj PRICE Smflshing don't miss the summer savings on SâVÎnGSl SWEATERS AND OTHER BARGAINS. . ‘ . .T ’.y GREATLY REDUCED. a Body Fashions FROM PLAYTEX' NEW 18 HOUR SHORTIE PANTY GIRDLE; New front panel for more Tummy control, even more control with famous 18 hour comfort. S. M. L. XI, xxl.$14.95. $16.95 NEW "i CANXBELIEVE .Il'S A glRDLE" PANTY BRIEF? New Beige shade m this Panty Brief with the unbelievable control, yet light weight. Try it.you’ll be a believer.$15.95 PLAYTEX LONG LINE BRA'S, REG. $9. 1/2 PRICE. Dr. and Mrs. Gr:; c’-rOng from duriu the week<_.J where they had attended the Olympics. Mr. Valdimer Grubach of Denmark is visiting in Del Bonita with his sister Mrs. Agatha Jorgensen and nephews Ray and Einor Jorgensen and ly. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hoare of Calgary were Magrath visitors during the weekend. Mr. Horace Ririe accompanied, by Mesdames Margaret Hindley Juliadean Bondy and Prudence Poulsen attended the Ririe Reunion at Ririe, Idaho. Mrs. Diane Godfrey and children of Rexburg, Idaho returned to Magrath with Mr. Ririe t<j visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Rondo Robinson. Brian and Bruce sons of Mr. and Mrs. returned from a four Festival held by the servatory of Music of Guitar and Accordian at the Four Seasons Hotel in Calgary. Eight hundred students from the four Western provinces participated. Brian and Bruce placed first in Accordian Duet Catagory, Bruce received a first place mark of 91 in Junior Accordian solo and Brian a first place mark of 90 in Senior Accordian. Then the Lethbridge Conservatory Band, in which both boys participated, placed third. Brian and Bruce have only been taking lessons for six months. Tricsli Louis Tricsli day Music Royal Con- REGULAR 89C . . POPULAR SAILCLOTH IN AN ASSORTMENT OF PATTERNS AND COLORS. IDEAL FOR SPORTS TOGS I DRESSES, TOPS. HOMEMAKERS WILL ENJOY MAKING LUNCHEON CLOTHS, ETC PRICE’ ( REGULAR $2.95 yard) Popular REGULAR _ »*- SAYELLE kni 11 ing yarn in $1.00 skein. Knitters will want to take advantage of this big saving. All kinds of colors. Mrs. Norina Ruth ZoBell-and daughter Jodi of Vauxhall were Magrath visitors during the weekend, guests of her mother Mrs. Fern Cook. Mrs. Cook recently returned from a visit in Okotoks where she visited law Mr. family, ter Mr. family. her and and and son and daughter-in- Mrs. Floyd Cook and son-in-law and daugh Mrs. Art Heninger and Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hansen are their daughter Mrs. Christine Short and daughters of Westlock, Alberta and son and daughter-in-law Cpl and Mrs. Kent Hansen and children of.Langley, BC. Kiddies Express Stripe J . bib. button Denim Overalls with Complete'with metal trim. SIZES 18 mo. — 3 yr 7.95 , I ************************* LADIES SUN & BEACH HATS CLEARING AT-- -1/2 PRICE. ************************* Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Landy and family from Lakeside, Calif, are visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. Willie Wocknitz and Mr. and Mrs-d Steve Landy. GIRLS’ Green TWO PIECE or Blue. : REGULAR $9.95. .$4.99 set ************************ ****************** LADIES SHORTS. 1/2 PRICE ****************************************** ! SHORT SETS - SIZE 6 ONLY Fortrel knit. WANTED: Used Baby Crib. Phone 758-3676 FOR SALE: Slightly used 14 ft. Pick-up Reel for either Swather or Combine. _ . . F.F. Balderson. FOR SALE: New 20*x24’ Double Garage to be moved off property. Material only cost $2450.00. Most reasonable offer accepted. ph_ 758_3253 FOR SALE: Lincpn A C Welder Idealarc 250-300. amp. Complete with welding cables. Phone 758-6627 LADIES' PANT TOPS Ladies Summer Tops including short sleeve and sleeveless Blouses, Tank Tops and Pant Tops in an array of becomingstyles. REGULAR $3.95 & $4.95 73 NOTICE: painting needs 758-3169. sun lovin’ For your proffesional halter tops call Wayne & Franks Popular Halter Tops for Summer wearing in a nice assortment of styles, patterns and colors. MONTEAL CUSTOMERS major improvement TO ALL BANK OF We have made a to the way we handle your account records. There will be no disturbance tovthe way you prefer to operate your account. Our new system is now functioning, a computer will do most of the figuring. Details of your account will be right at our finger tips and we will be able to answer questions faster than we can at present. The cheques you are using now are computer coded to you and should not be used by anyone else. We appreciate having you as a customer. TOUR TO HORTICULTURE RESEARCH CENTRE, BROOKS: Anyone wishing to attend the annual Field Day at the Horticulture Research Centre on August 27th, contact the Extension Office, Cardston or leave your name with Junior Turner at the Magrath Trading Co. Field day includes tours of vegetables, fruits, flowers, etc. Cost - $3.00 a person (travel by school bus leaving from Magrath). REGULAR Price $2.50 & $3.95 GOWNS Ladies & Misses Summer Nightgowns in Arnels, Perma-press Cottons, e Assorted styles and patterns . ' REG. $7.95 & $8.95 i . SALE: 5 bedroom home (1400 sq.ft) Available Sept. 1st. $350 per 758-3243. FOR RENT OR 1 year old. . month. Susan Leavitt, Ph. FOR SALE: Pups - Collie/German Shepherd cross. Ph. 758-6561. > FOUND - on Tennis pair of sunglasses tennis racket, contact Alice Court, a and a Owners please Stevenson. Ben Francescone, son of Mike & Eda Kosma and grandchildren Mike, Linda, Chriss and Lisa where holidaying in Magrath and Waterton Lakes. FOUND: A pair earrings. Office. of gold cross Claim at News FOR SALE: 1000 gallon Propane Tank,. 758-6701 WANTED: School bus driver for ’ area to operate a School Div. apply in writing before Aug. 16th Secretary Treasurer, Cardston School Box 10, Cardston. 5 LOST - in Grocery Dept. $10 bill. Finder please leave at News Office. me t in The Annual Con- Aug. 4. soon the Senior Citizens' Executive 2. Pres. Walter Brown was If your mind should go blank, don’t forget to turn off the sound. A meeting of in the Town Hall Aug. the chair, eight members present, vention will be held in Taber, Discussion: The need to start renovations as as possible. ALL SENIOR CITIZENS ARE URGED TO ATTEND ANOTHER PUBLIC MEETING IN THE OLD HIGH SCHOOL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1 P.M. WANTED: Chest of Drawers. Ph. 758-3289. F3A Automatic 1 washers and dryers. R1C1A1 AUTOMATIC WASHER* Features 5 water temperature selections; a choice of 3 different size wash loads. Has Wash & Soak cycle, Regular, Short and Perma-Press Cycle. AWAftA SUMMER SPECIAL jff ■ R.C.A. AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC DRYER: Matching RCA Start Push WATER SOFTENER Electric Dryer featuring Safety Button. SPECIAL Of SUMMER PRICED to the models We have a good stock : Electric Chain Saws FROM $52.95 large powerful *********************************************** ELECTRIC CHAIN SAW LIMB 'N' TRIM ANYWHERE THERE'S ELECTRICITY Enjoy tho *nrv of Water with the CITATION model now on display. Completely automatic - keep salt in the brine tank. When water needs regenerating, the autc matic apparatus goes ’nto motion and regen- PRICED AT *****************-i-tj-+í y ,7 blns er • pro-i^ h We have a good 12", 14" & 16" at $99.95 stock of gas driven CHAIN SAWS in models. PRICED WATER PRESSURE SYSTEM V F1-’ ’ ^"TY Pi WPENC Just i he thing for putti-g those steel toget' Motor vides 2700 imp? cts per or SEALED BEAM WITH UNIVAL BLINKER. UNK wfrmt iro«i LANTERN LANTERN HEAD BATTERY. WITH «too COMPLETE See our Beatty Water Pressure System for Shallow Deep Well up to 50’. Mounted on 20 gallon See our stock of 1/3 hp to 1 hp Jacuzzi set up in Hydrocells or Pressure Tanks, which ever you prefer. **********************¡5 torque with minute. Exclusive rorker reversing switch makes .ne handed changing of dire^ ’.on easy. PRICED AT 127.00 CHIEF MOUNTAIN HEALTH UNI1 .EWS Pre-school Dental Program starts at Chief Mountain Health Unit August 16th-27th, 1976 from 9:30 -2:30 P.M. Cotton t- Phone any Tuesday 758-3222 from 10 AM to 11:30 and 1:30 - 3:30 P.M. for <S($>S2iLLlfCg>ZPj> appointments. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Payton, Utah and Mr. and Despain of Salt Lake City, recent Lethbridge and Magrath visitors where they visited relatives. They attended the Sabey Reunion before leaving for home Sunday. Brown of Mrs. Bert Utah, were Men’s Jersey Knit Pyjamas of 50% 50% Polyester, popular shades Navy or Brown. These make ideal gifts o'f husband father or son. A successful Sabey Reunion was held July 31st at the 'Waterton Lions Hall. Every family but one was represented. Relatives came from Utah, Calgary, Raymond, Milk River, Cardston and Magrath. Eight five were in attendance. The usual good time was had. A special treat was the Mar-Shaw Orchestra who entertained. : cousin from living with children at PULL SIZE RANGE. Donna Shaw is a Sabey Lehi, Utah, who is now her husband and four Kimball. Mr. and Mrs/ Ed Khechtel of Edmonton are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter born Friday, July 30th. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bennett of Lethbridge. I Mrs. Marie Minor has had as her guests sons and daughters-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Jim Minor and family of Trail, B.C. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Minor and family of Edmonton; sons-in-law and daughters Mr. and Mrs. Collin Risk and family and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dirr of Calgary. They were in attendance at the wedding Saturday of Neal Minor and Miss daughter of Mr. and Farries, which took United Church, Lethbridge. Also visiting at the Minor recently were Dick and Jack of of their brother Cindy Parries, Mrs. Merrill place in First home Kalf erly Fort Saskatchewan, form- Magrath. 3 on LOST: 24th please call 758-3142. WANTED: Child's trainer wheels, Phone 657-3142. keys on ring, lost July School grounds. Finder small bike with good condition. REGULAR $1.50 pr. s Work Socks in popular Grey with i trim. trunks Men * s Straw Hats in Work, Casual, Dress & Western styles. REGULAR $2.50 to &«FF MEN'S & BOYS' . SWIM TRUNKS IN AS*SORT-ED STYLES AND SHADES. SAVE AT THIS SALE PRICE. Men ' Wool and Blend, i contrasting White SAVE AT THIS 3 or 4 bedroom or surrounding area. WANTED TO RENT: home in Magrath Contact Donald Simpson, Box 890, Rhymond. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Holman and childrren / of Las Vegas, Nev. are visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. Glen Holman. WANTED: Child's regular size crib. Phone 752-4019. PRICE b , Hats « WANTED: Work Saturdays (haying, etc.) Contact Arlen Bennett, Ph. 758-3112 FOR SALE: 15* CCIL self propelled Swather, good condition. W.J. Wocknitz. 758-6596 Friends were sorry to hear of the sudden passing Wednes day, July 28th of Lee Yamamoto, son of Mi?. , and Mrs. Mitch Yamamoto of Creston, B.C., formerly of Magrath. Funeral services were held in Creston Saturday, July 31/76. Friends will also be sorry to learn of the death of Less Chato of Sicamous, B.C. Mrs. Fern Chato and family of 'Sicamous was pleased to hear from so many friends and sincere-' ly thanks everyone for their sympathy cards and letters. MAGRATH'S NEW ARRIVALS Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Bly are the proud parents of a son born in the Magrath Municipal Hospital Friday, July 23rd. Happy grandparents are Mr. an< Mrs. Doug Bly of Magrath, Mrs. Hyde of Raymond. Dress Pants 1 GROUP OF MEN'S PANTS INCLUDING FORTRELS AND POLYESTER KNITS, 100% COTTONS, WOOL-LIKE POLYESTERS. Selection includes Checks, Plaids and plains in popular shades. SAVE AT THIS PRICE . REGULAR $12.95 to $17/95 Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Leishman are receiving congratulations on birth of a daughter born in the Magrath Municipal Hospital Wednesday, July 28th. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dee Leishman of Magrath; Mr. Mrs. Gerald Gibb of Raymond. the MEN’S SHIRTS Congratulations are being extended tb Mr- ■ on the birt Magrath Municipal Hospital Wed. July 29th. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rich Bennett of Picture Butte and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Baxter of Cultus Lake, B.C. Great grandfather is Mr. Clyde Bennett of Raymond. Mr, and Mrs. Rick Strate are the proud parents of a son 9#4oz. born in the Magrath Municipal Hospital Friday, July 30th. Grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. , Mr. and Cardston. ttts. Craig Bennett x 'tn of a daughter in the Try this MEN'S SHIRTS IN A WIDE : ASSORTMENT OF STYLES FOR DRESS, CASUAL, SPORT OR WESTERN WEAR. A NICE SELECTION OF PATTERNS AND ■--- , COLORS. Price ‘ BOYS' SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS Assorted patterns in 100% Polyester^ knits. SIZES: 8 to 16 years. REGULAR $4.95 Fred Strate of Magrath Mrs. Bud Stanford of delicious recipe for NEAPOLITAN SLICE Rollingson of a daugh- Tuesday, ’ Mr. and Mrs. Tim announce the arrival ter born in Calgary, August 3/76. Happy grandmothers are Mrs. Ruby Fletcher and Mrs. Ruth Rollingson of Magrath. NOTICE: Anyone interested in Amway products phone 758-3690 Squares. 20 single graham wafers (rolled fine) cup melted butter, Jg cup brown sugar 1 Tbsp. flour. Mix and pat into 8x10” well greased pan. Bake at 350' for 10 minutes. While this is baking, mix: 1 can Eagle brand Milk, 2 cups fine coconut. Spread over crackers and return to oven till golden brown, Leave 12 icing. approx. 20 min. hours and ice with pink butter Mr. and Mrs. Ole Kraft have returned from Whitecourt where they attended the funeral of his brother who was killed at a recent Pony Chuckwagon Race in Red Deer. Sympathy is being extended the Kraft family in their loss. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kenyon of Calgary "* were Magrath visitors during the* weekend, guests of Mrs. Louise Dow. Glen and Holly participated in the Sky Diving Friday evening and Saturday " afternoon during the annual Rodeo events held by the Magrath & District Rodeo Association . PORK SAUSAGE . . I25 »UNO BEEF . ,69' PORK HOCKS . , 49' SLICED CAPITOL REPORT — Johnny Thompson One of the bills that was passed in the Spring Session of the Legislature was the Stray Animals Act. As a member of the caucus committee on agriculture I had an opportunity to help draft this new bill. It is acknowledged that the old system of pounds and poundkeepers was not working and that some changes were needed. ■ In this act the local pounds are abolished and the stray animals are taken to a livestock market or stockyard. The owner of the stray stock, if it is possible, will be notified that if the expenses owing against the stock are not paid within fourteen days the stock will be sold by public auction without further notice. In this act a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police is an authorized inspector. In the case of animals straying on private land the owner of the land may capture and confine the strays. He must however notify an inspector within forty eight hours of the capture. He may choose to have an inspector capture the strays. In section three the owner of livestock or domestic fowl is allowed to kill any dog caught in the act of worrying or destroying his livestock of domestic fowl. . The above is a brief outline of some of the important sections of this act and there are man-y more sections in it. I would suggest to those people who are having problems in regard to stray animals to send to the Queens Printer, Edmonton, for a copy of this act. The Magrath Ladies Golf Club held a very enjoyable afternoon of Golf Wed. July 28th with members of the Raymond Ladies Golf CLub and ladies of the Lethbridge Country Club as guests. Some 60 ladies participated in 9 holes of golf followed by lunch. Numerous prizes were awarded and includes presentations by President Marjorie Balderson to Mrs. Kinko Hironaka - low score; Mrs. Sue Mikado least number of putts; Mrs. Jean Peake - longest drive on No. 9; Mrs. Alma Whitt closest to the pin on No. 7. Much credit for the successful day goes to organizer and president Marjorie Balderson, Games Committee. Melba Hocking,'Gladys Leishman and Mary Tanner and Lunch organizers Sue Mikado and Georgina Fyfe. Concluding the afternoon was a presentation to the winners of the 1st Ladies Golf League - the Marge Tomlinson team with team captain Mai;ge and members Kinko Hironaka, Winnie Ehlert, Isla Welch and Grace Navratil. The handsome plaque is on display in the Club house. MAGRATH LADIES GOLF CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP - Play for the Tanner Trophy, Tuesday Aug. 10th, 6 P.M.; Thursday Aug. 12th, 6 P.M. (play includes 18 holes of golf for Low Gross and Low Net.) Please register at the Club House. EXTRA BONUS - MARGARINE M CHEESE SLICES KRAFT/ 16 OZ MEATPIES WESTERN FAMILY/ 48 OZ 65' Pink Salmon WESTERN FAMILY/ 7 3/4 OZ 99e WESTERN FAMILY 19 OZ. REGAL APPLE & STRAWBERRY 24 OZ 2599e . 99e LISTERINE MOUTHWASH/ 12 OZ HM SPROUTS „19 oz., INSTANT COFFEE 2(79' NABOB 10 OZ Farm Fresh Produce CANTALOUPE 45's I 69' GOLDEN RIPE. Oranges. 13g,s. „ . CABBAGE LOCAL . ,. .1 LEMONs . SUNKIST . . . & 45*
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