| 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. PHONES: OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 STORE HOURS; MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. . S A.M. to 6 P.M. WEDNESDAY A.M. to 1 P,,M,. . .SATURDAY.8 A.M. to 7 P.M. THURSDAY., JULY 13th, 1972 . MAGRATH, ALBERTAn SUMMER Forsyth "Piper" Sports and Leisure Shirts for Men. Long sleeve, penna-press. Assorted oolors and designs. Men’s sizeso . Men's Dress and Casual Shoes in Leathers, Suedes and Buck. Ties and Slip 0ns with buckle trim. Browns, Fawns, Blacks. I Ot IA . . COWBOY BOOTS Men’s Western Cowboy Boots in true Western style. Decorative stitched uppers REGULAR $32.95 . "" to 2600 GOLF SHOES Men’s Golf Shoes in two-toned Walnut and White Grained leather. Sizes 10, 10§, SALE c asserted styles Youth’s Runners -NHL with Vinyl trim under eyelets and around heel. Gold color. RUNNERS JUST ARRIVED: new Dress Ties All White . ¡STRAW HATS - MerJfi Work Straws including ■ toe light weight "Peanut" Straws. „ i oo I to ¿C Mer’s Western Straw Hats and colors r95 i) Men’s 100% Nylon Squall Jackets in assorted colors^ weights and sizes, REG. $5.95 - $14.95 1/2 PRICE A number of for men in CO . „.fcq,,, MAU RATH I RAD ING COL. PA NY LI D. HARDWARE DEPT. Ccc[ lì with a hNo J'rost 16o2 big cubic feet of storage space in this R.C.A, Cuttci'-pO" wide 2 door "No Frost" Refrigerator - Freezer-. 3c9 cuo foot frost free freezer with flip-up shelf and stores away up to 136 pounds of frozen foods8 12.3 cu„ ft. refrigerator compartment gives you almost everything you could ask for in a refrigerator - twin porcelain enamelled crispers; extra cold 7 day Meat Keeper; Butter conditioner; Cheese Compartment; Egg Storage bin; 6 adjustable chrome shelves that adjust to fit eveiy storage need. Custom door trim. PRICED AT ONLY . From the moment you install and R.C.A. QUALITY FREEZER in your home you'll enjoy more time-saving, work-saving money-saving convenience in family food planning. You will be able to take advantage of fresh food buys when they're on bargain prices. r,uB ft. R.C.a. FREEZER - holds up to 905 pounds- . ^“storage baskets., 2 movable dividers NEW FEATURE TWIN SIGNAL SYSTEM - Twin "Power On" and "Safe Temperature signal lights. Also interior light» 9^' ' 15-09 cu, ft packs away 31" deep. "Power On" 0 R.C.A, FREEZERs Deceptive is the word for this an astonishing amount of food - up to $28 poundso _ _ _ Has interior light,, vinyl covered storage basket and divider, built-in lock and and "Safe Temperature" signal lightc F0R ONLY p | 0 compact-looking freezer that Is AAi" wide;, 37” high and GO Bapco Lxterlor QLoss-. _ Now is the time to do your Exterior painting. We have O 9G a few gallons of Bapco Exterior Gloss. REG. $13.75o.o^ gal'- Elastic Coating: Coating for Wood finishing, etc finishes . REGULAR $15 e95 gal. ,. Polyurethane Plastic u. . Gloss and Satin 1 gallon of "Villa Pink" REGULAR $13.75 WE HhVE' A GOOD STOCK OF BINDER TWINE The long range forecast for the latter part of July is for extremely hot weather, fee our Air Conditioners - at reduced prices Now is the time to put on Indoor/Outdoor Carpeting on outside entries and steps. Shades of Gold, Bronze, Green. 61 wide - $2.19 lin. ft. or $3329 sq. ydo LOWEST PRICES EVER ON R.C.A. ELECTRIC OLOC’f RADIOS. Only S22;(Q< MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. SUMMER Misses and Ladies Pant Suits in two piece styles Orlon Knits, Silk :.jL Knits, Fortrels Spring and Summer Dresses in a host One and two piece creations that will • make a hit wherever you wear them SIZES: 7 to 15 Petite. 10 to 10 14 J to 22g. ““swakoackets of styles Assorted styles in Spring Jackets including Camel semi-dress Jackets Sports Jackets and Pant Coats 1 TABLE OF JEANS INCLUDING PLAIN DENIMS STRIPED DENIMS, TWILLS., etc. IN ASSORTED STYLES AND SIZES. ' HOLIDAY SAVING . lit < 11. II111 III 1.11.1 * t.HH.I||.U<(,|Ini'H.(H.|llttM<|,11.l,|>ll||IIIIUMllll<>«dHt.||f. . .•I|IH||.IHP>|HI«PUII.|IIV "Cross Your Heart" Padded Bras Spirit" Nylon Tricot in fully padded and slightly padded. 600. NEW LIVING BRA - Lace cups, straps featuring unique underarm stretch panel. D CUPS . GIRDLES PLAYTEX "High Waist" Girdles - popular IS Hour . I tTCc | 3 PANTY SEE THE SMART SANDALS IN WHITE AND BROWN LEATHERS FEATURING THE LATEST IN CORK SOLES AND HEELS• ••••«••••••••••« REGULAR ->oo I, RUNNING SHOES FOR ALL AGES - HOLIDAY FUN IN A PAIR OF RUNNERS. MAGRATH TRADING CCA "ANY LTD. Handsome fluffy thickly tufted Terry Bath Towels in Screen Print florals, Jacquard and Sculptured patterns. REGULAR $1.95 ea. j DUSTERS 1 Ladies Dusters in Cottons, Quilted Tricots and Pile. Assorted colors/, REGULAR $4*95 | i—\ j—\ t— [ to $9.95 I / r HIU t [.lXBTes. LOUNGERS Ladies 2 piece Lounge set - Hot Pants with detachable floor length skirt. REGULAR I $12,95 ( f I 7 Shirts.Blouses,.„.Tank Tops.Jumper Skirts. (No returns please) 1/2 PRICE DON’T MISS THIS SALE TABLE REGULAR $3 « 79 •.•.» 1 group of Remnants - Odds ’N Ends in Dress Fabrics, Cotton Prints. Linens Percales, etc. YOUR CHOICE. | / r ! "Legg's" Panty Hose - super stretch to fit all women. Sheer to the waist with reinforced toe. Popular shades. Come in plastic egg container . |39 •i & )| rl 111) r III II 11H If tl 11IIIII lit I Hi IIJIIIIHI1II H*l f HI t III <1J11 III 111 ib |J i I HI HH11 III IHi 11IIH1H III Hll HI HIHIII JIHIIfi It1 GIRLS OVERNIGHT CASES j Gay plastic cases with zipper or snap i fastener lids. Square - $2.49 Round $1.95 DIAPER Girls, Ladies dais. SANDALS Misses and Summer San- Baby’s Diaper Bags in large, roomy size with zipper top, zippered insulated compartments Floral patterned in Aqua, Blue MAGRATH ThADING COL, PANY LTD. A GOOD PLACE TO THADE CANADIAN ARTHRITIS & RHEUMATISM SOCIETY NEWS RELEASE It has been announced the Magrath United Church Women have volunteered to raise funds during September for the Society’s attack on Arthritis. They realize that the chronic diseases of which Arthritis is a prime example, have replaced acute diseases as the nation's most critical health problem. It is weld, to -understand that, though the cause and cure of this crippling disease are not yet known, the progress of arthritis can be checked and severe disability prevent ed in four out of five patients. The Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society seeks to improve delivery of health care services for arthritis patients* In the past 22 years it has brought the problem of rheumatic diseases from almost total neglect to a point where the control of arthritis may not be far away. Much as been accomplished, but much, much more needs to be done. The Society asks your support of its campaign so that it may better serve the people of the community. The Johnson families - decendents of Victor and Ellen Johnson, held a Family Reunion Saturday, July 1st. There were 122 relatives with 3 visitors present with family members coming from Inuvik, N.W.Tj Las Vegas, Nevada; Utah; Vancouver and throughout Alberta. A delicious dinner and program was enjoyed in the Magrath Assembly Hall followed by a wiener roast at Jubilee Bark in the evening. Mrs. Jennie Johnson had all of her nine children home including Mr. and Mrs. Ervin (LaVaun) Judd of Alder Grove, B.C.; Mrs. Ella Bennett of Vancouver; Mr. and Mrs. Grant (Grace) Litchfield and family of Calgary, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Johnson and family of Calgary, Mr. and Mrs. Archie (Ida) Campbell and family of Lloydminster and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon (Delilah) Schmitt and children of Milk River. Residing in Magrath are Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson and family, Mr. and Mrs Bob (Hazel) Gorham and family and Mr. and Mrs. Clell<(Margaret) Hogenson and family. There were 37 grandchilden and one great grandchild in attendance. Mrs. Kate Morrow, 82 year old widow, and citizen of Magrath was attacked early Saturday morning by an unknown assailant who broke in the back door of her home. She is reported in satisfactory condition in the Magrath hospital following the attack when she received stab wounds in the throat and abdomen. Mrs. Morrow was able to call neighbor "Berta” McClain who gave first aid until the doctor arrived. POT HOLE TRAIL RIDERS Are you preparing for July 24th events? Practising areas — Mark Passeys, Alan Dudleys and Ivy Nishikawas. We will be riding as a Club on the 24th, Please wear blue jeans and white shirts. We will have red vests and scarfs made for you, Look for notices in the mail or contact executive members. We invite prospective members to join. Please contact Mark Passey, Klaus Frenzel or Alan Dudley. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Nate of Dingle, Idaho and Miss Ruth Jacup of Ogden, Utah visited cousins Glen Nate, Ardell Bennett and families and Mr» and Mrs. J.C. Petersen of Stirling this past weekend. Miss Marie Bennett of Edmonton was also home visiting her mother Mrs. Ardella Bennett, sisters and friends, during the weekend* Mr* and,Mrs. Bob Heap and family of Seattle, Washington were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs* Eddie Wurzer* They, together with Mr. and Mrs. Wurzer attended the wedding of Mrs, Wurzer’s granddaughter Shauna Hill and Mr. Greg Hollingsworth which took place June 30th in Calgary. Mr. and Mrs. Hollingsworth visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wurzer on their return from their honeymoon. Mrs. Margaret Hindley, Mrs. Juliadrad Bondy and Mrs. Prudence Poulsen of Lethbridge left July 5th to visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. MacArthur and family in Deep River, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. MacArthur are the proud parents of a new baby daughter. The ladies plan to travel on to Palmyra, New York to attend the annual L.D.S. Pageant. Mr, and Mrs. Bill Whitt are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter born July 5th in the Magrath Municipal Hospital. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Williams of Raymond and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Whitt of Magrath. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Meldrum happily announce the arrival of a grandson Cameron Shaun Wednesday, July 5th. Proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Meldrum of Coaldale. Maternal grandparents of Mr. and Mrs. Emel Jesse of Coaldale. Mr. and Mrs, Donald Ripley are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter born Monday, July 10th. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibb of Magrath and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ripley of Spring Coulee.MAG R AT H TRADING COMPANY LTD. A GOOD PLAGI1 TO TRAUt Funeral services for the late Mrs. Minnie Thrall, beloved, -wife of Mr. Ralph A. Thrall Sr. of Lethbridge, were held in First Baptist Church, Lethbridge, Saturday afternoon with Rev. Keith Churchill officiating. Interment took place in the family plot Mountain View Cemetery. Mrs. Thrall passed away Thursday, July 6th following a lengthy illness! Survivors include her husband Ralph, prominent Lethbridge businessman and owner of McIntyre Ranching Co.; one son Ralph A. Thrall Jr., daughter-in-law Cathy; four grandchildren and two sisters Mrs. Bessie Rose of Lethbridge and Mrs. Nel lis Moore of Vancouver, She was predeceased by daughter Barbara in 1948. Mr. and Mre. Rene Peirens have returned frcm an enjoyable holiday in British Columbia. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson of Turner Valley and Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Nae of Owendale, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilde of Welling had as their guests this week Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rolendof of Los Angeles, California, Mr, and Mrs. Dale Bevans and Miss Susan Oakey of Cardston. Mrs. Jane McKendry has returned home from Eston, Saskatchewan where she was accompanied by her brother Mr. L. Crowshaw who was returning to his home following a visit in Magrath. Holiday weekend visitors at the home of Mrs. McKendry were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parker of Regina and grandson Barry Parker of Calgary. ’ •. Mr* and Mrs, Grant Fisher and family of Victoria, B.C. were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Garth Coleman. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Moriyama and children of Salgary were visitors during the weekend at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Len Hillmer, and attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Ralph Thrall Saturday. THE SIMMER GAMES REGIONAL TENNIS PLAY OFFS Thursday, July 13th; 14 year olds and under 1 P.M. tardston tourts. IB years and under 6 P.M. tardston Courts. Friday; July 14th Open & Seniors - 6:3® P.M. Magrath Courts. The Tennis Committee wish to thank all who contributed to trophies. Magrath Tennis Crests are now available - $2.02 each, See Stephanie Ponomar. "are there many big fish in this part of the country?” questioned the tourist. "Many big fish? Why, sir, we don’t allow boys and small men around here to bait the hook unless they’re tied to a tree". SWIMMING POO» NEWS PARENTS - swimming lessons have started. Make sure your children are registered and attending at the right time. ADULT LESSONS - Wednesday night, 8 P.M. We need a minimum of 10 people to continue this class; PLAYGROUND HAS STARTED - Mondays & Wednesdays 5-8 year olds* Tuesdays and Thursdays - 9-12 year olds* LADIES KEEP FIT & SWIM Monday through Friday frcm 1 P.M. to 2 P.M; Unless more ladies start attending this class will be discontinued. Come and enjoy the pool while it is free of kids. The family of Arthur Critchfield invite friends to "Open House" honouring their father’s 100th birthday, Saturday, July 22nd frcm 3 to 6 P.M. in the Music Room of the Magrath Elementary School. The Magrath-Cardston Marching Band attended the Calgary Stampede and placed second in the Canadian all-over Marching Band section winning $500.00. They increased their total earnings to $750 with a second place award in the Canadian brass band category. Mrs* Blanche Holman and grandson Michael have returned frcm an enjoyable holiday in Portland, Oregon where she visited with sons and daughters-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Grant Holman and Mr. and Mrs, Ron Holman and family who travelled from Las Vegas, Nevada. 4 H Club Achievement Days are on this week at the Lethbridge Exhibition Pavilion, It is reported the Magrath 4 H Club placed well in the judging Tuesday. We will have a complete list of the winners for our next issue. A pretty wedding was solemnized in the Alberta Temple, Cardston, Thursday, July 4th when Joanne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Crookshank of Quinell, B.C. and David., son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stearns of Magrath were united in marriage. The happy couple will make their home in Prince George, B.C. where David is lecturer in the Department of Forestry at the Prince George College. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stearns held a family dinner July 2nd followed by an Open House that same evening when friends and relatives gathered to meet the bride and congratulate the young couple upon the happy event.MAGRATH TRAD I NG COM,"ANY LTD. PRIME' RIB - Tender Beef i cooked ham : I BOLOGNA aLBERTa GOLD 6 oz 0 * BURNS lb. c .MHiH.'w>*i|*un.i< . . Ill. . = d< WhNTED: Baby sitting jobs. Ph. 758-3539* . Debbie Ririe. WaNTED: Baby sitting. Ph. 758-3021. Flora Scout. FOR SaLE: Strawberries (June berries), 3 baskets $1.00. Mabel Hurkot. 758-3481. ATTENTION CUSTOMERS: We have had complaints on delivery of the "Store News" on Thursdays. If you are not receiving your Store News satisfactorily, please contact the News Office. REMINDER: Keep in mind the Alumni Dance Saturday, July 22nd in the Elementary School Gym with the Raymond Canadians in attendance. Plan now to meet old friends ah this Reunion and enjoy the evening dancing and reminiscing. FOR SaLE: Fresh Peas. Phone 758-3458 Mrs. Sophia Bezprozwanna. LOST: Boys brown nylon winter jacket with gold trim. About size 10, Scott Bogden. WANTED: Odd Jobs - mowing lawns, running errands, etc. Scott Bogden. Ph. 758-3217. WaNTED: Ride to Lethbridge Saturday mornings by 9 a.M. Ken Bly. Ph. 758-3219= Every time I encounter a speaker who seems determined to make a talk into a long-playing record, I recall something an old mountain preacher told me years ago. "Before I begin a sermon," he said, "I always say a silent prayer that goes ’Lord, fill my mouth with worthwhile stuff and nudge me when I’ve said enough’" SHOP aT THE MAGRATH TRADING CO. AND SAVE. THANK YOU: We wish to thank relatives, friends and neighbors who attended our "Open House" or helped in any way to make it such a happy occasion. Margaret and Clell Hogensen. Miss Debbie Neilson of Cranbrook, B.CO is visiting this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs, R. Mikado, the. guest of Miss Betty Jane Mikado. Mr. and Mrs. F. F, Balderson have had as their guests their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Macfarlane and sons of Pierrefonds, Quebec. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Balderson had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. John Lindsay of Oshawa, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Godfrey of Victoria, B.C. visited with relatives in Magrath and district recently including her mother Mrs. Winniefred Bourne and his sister, Mrs, . Lottie Harker. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gouw and family of Skiff visited with friends in Magrath during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Matkin of Lethbridge were Sunday visitors at the C. S, Matkin home and the Len Whitt home, Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Bennett have as their guest her sister Mrs. Elva Passey of Rigby, Idaho, ' KEEP IN MIND MAGRATH’S JULY 24th BIRTHDAY CEIEBRATION. PLAN NOW TO ENTER. IN THE PARADE, THE HORSE RACES - OR JUST BE A SPECTATOR FOR A FULL DaY’S ACTIVITIESo ■' MAGRATH T \DING COMPANY LTD . . . . . ¿9* I UM I« 5 frawLc-'i ry J A M NABOB 24 oz* 090 E; 0 e h j/>"“i",,'‘l“,i»‘in'i'"ii.iiitiiiuiHiiniinnniiiniHnhiiiii»HiniimiiiniiHHiiiiHimHUHi,iiinn. : JELLY POWDER I APPLE JUICE S JZ KRr.FT 48 oz. 2/890 CR I SCO SHORTENING I 55 nr= s % NABOB pkg. I G C V-,„ c.•««.•MH. I . . . Uli'HIIIIIIH.in i.KiHiliiiiiiiiniiH.ii.,. t»••i»'*».««iui>. £-j.■ :p ¿Panca/«? FLOUR 3à# 0QÇ j| HONEY BUTTER I HSt H x s ÿ-« r z 3 3 3 lbs CANNED CHICKEN 3 lb. 3 oz. . . I ' s^'.*iHiiHiiiiiiniiMiHiiiiiiiH(HihHhuiiiUiiiiiimiiutiHiiiiiHUiiifiii'iniiiiiHiihihiiii)i)> liiiiiinb^ SAURKRAUT 14 oz. XI LIBBY’S 4 for 00 =t i g=: s If |i : - 550 . flaked tuna % GOLDEN BAR 12 oz. 6 oz. 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