Magrath Store News (November 17, 1966)

• Main Author: Magrath Trading Store
• Format: Journal/Newspaper
• Language: English
• Published: J. A. Ririe 1966
• Subjects: Magrath (Alta.) > Newsletters; Alta; Canada; Coleman; Rasmussen; Christensen; Thumb; Blair; Parka; Buff; McIntyre; Stella; Zimmerman; Rath; Pink salmon
• Online Access: http://digitallibrary.uleth.ca/cdm/ref/collection/sanl/id/1354

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 .*.*. 8 A.M. t* 6 P.M. WEDNESDAY.8 A.M. to 1 P.M. 4.SATURDAY . 8 A.M. to 7 P.M. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17th, 1966 . MAGRATH, ALBERTA. Jdardware Dept. SUNBEAM AUTOMATIC FRYPAN AUTOMATIC EIECTRIC CAN OPENER Opens any size can in seconds. Special. ELECTRIC BLANKETS Double Bed Size - Single Control Double Bed Size - Double Control Completely immersible for easy washing Cover (Optional) . STEAM OR DRY IRON; Heats in just 20 seconds. .MIXMASTER HaND MIXER; Thumb-tip speed control. SPRAY, STEAM OR DRY IRON; Stainless frteel tank. 1488 1688 I788 I388 I588 • Twin Bed Size - Single Control SUPER POWER DELUXE VACUUM Canada’s finest - 1^ H.P. Super Suction gets all the deep down embedded dirt, steel body. Deluxe features including easy step-on - off switch, adjustable power above the floor cleaning lete with tools. 00 1788 Rolls quietly and easily on no—mar, wide track wheels TRADE IN ALLOWANCE ON WORKABLE VACUUM. 9495 All for Comp- BLACK^DECKER 1/4" DRTT.T. KIT; Drill, Sand, Buff, Wire Brush. .capacity to meet the majority of home maintenance needs. Features 5" Drill, 3 twist drill bits; 3" wire wheel brush; 3" buffing wheel, chuck & key holder, 5" rubber backing pad; 3 sanding discs; wheel arbor. REGULhR VALUE $23.60 . .1888 3/8" DRUJi KIT; With extra capacity for tougher drilling jobs Complete set of equipment, $29.60. 2488 B 13OK - 7s11 SAW KIT; For all your cutting and building needs Complete with saw, extra blade, steel case. .AO 88 FINISHING SANDCI oO B 23OK - 7¿" HF.aVY DUTY SAW KIT Regular $79,95. MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. .Mens 'Boys Wear NEW INSULATED Featuring the very latest in the new paisley designs. ARRIVALS JUST ARRIVED - in time for the Big Game Hunter - and for the Christmas shopper. Nylon quilted insulated underwear that keeps heat in, cold out. Light weight. 2 piece Jacket & Drawers JACKET OR DRAWERS T NEW CARDIGANS AGASSIZ; Bulky knit with full zipper front in handsome Snandipav-ian design with hand embroidered motifs. 3495 WOLSEY; Pure wool Cardigans featuring V neck, button front in heather tones of Blue, Brown. 3295 GLEN ISLE: Fine knit Cardigan Sweaters in two popular styles. Heathertone Blue, Brown or Gold. & |O95 . PULLOVERS BULKY KNIT; Pure wool Pull nvRrs in v or round necks TEXAS RANGER WORK SHIRTS; Sturdy cotton dri11, full cut for comfort. COLORS; Grey or tan, or Regular Button Front - 495 Snap Button Front - TEXaS RaNGER WORK PaNTS; Stury cotton r.ri.11 in heavy weight Full cut. COLOnS; Grey or tan. BOYS DRESS JACKETS BOYS ALL WOOL TWEED aND HERRINGBONE WEAVE DRESS JACKETS IN THE POPULAR 3 BUTTON STYLE, NARROW LAPELS. JUST THE THING TO TEAM UP WITH A SMaRT PaIR OF SLIM TAPERED DRESS PANTS FOR A "BEST" OR "SECOND BEST" OUTFIT. CHARCOAL SHADES. SIZES; 30 to 36 . .1395 _nc WIDE WALE CORDUROY DRESS JACKET IN SMART BRONZE SHADE. [4^^ iLiMiitiihiniiiHiiiiiMiiiiHnHHiiiniiHiiiiHiiHiiiHHiniHniMiiJiiniiiiHiiiiiHiiniiHiiiiihiiiMtiiiiiiitHHiiiiHiHitiiiniifiiiitiniiiiiiHmniHHiHhiiiiiHiiiHiiiiinhnniifiiirniiiHHiiixi I GOOD STOCK OF MEN'S FLEECE LINED HOODED SHIRTS> FOR ,HUNTING. i MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE M.H.S. BASKETBALL The High School Basketball teams travelled, to Lethbridge last Thursday evening to play the L.C.I. The Magrath Eagles were defeated in the "B" game by the fc.C.I. "Colts" with a score of 42-30, Top scorers were L.C.I.’s Brian Morgan with 15 and Magrath's DeVar Dahl with 7 points. In the "A" game the Zeniths topped L.C.I.'s Rams with a 48-37 score. Bryan Sheer hooped 15 for Magrath and Ehlart made 11 for Lethbridge. This Friday the Magrath teams will take on the Cardston teams in the Big Gym. Magrath Boy Scout DeVar Dahl and WeTling Boy Scout David Smith were among 67 Boy Scouts from Southern Alberta who were made "Queen Scouts" at an impressive ceremony held in the L.C.I. Auditorium when the Rt. Hon, Grant MacEwan presented each boy with their Queen Scout certificate, DeVar is the son of Dr, and Mrs. R, M, Dahl while David is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Waldo Smith, District Governor Bob Harris and Mrs. Harris of Big Fork, Montana were guests of honor when the Magrath Lions Club held "Ladies Night" in the United Church Hall Tuesday evening, November Sth. Address of welcome was given by Lion President Blair Sabey. T.i on Frank Sabey offered the invocation and a turkey — roast beef dinner was served by the N&grath U.C.W. “ lion Ted Haynes introduced the musical portion of the evening when the Misses Marilyn Harris, Janet Tanner and Janice Rice sang "Moonlight Bay" and "I Enjoy Being A Girl" accompanied by Mrs. Charlotte Fletcher on the piano. District Governor Harris was guest speaker of the evening and was introduced by Lion Charlie Matkin. Pres. Blair Sabey presented the Harris’ with a gift of appreciation at the conclus­ion of the evening. The Del Bonita Border 4H Beef Club held its monthly meeting in the Del ed Church Hall November 12th, The new executive is: President - Kathy Newton; ident Debbie Powlesland; Treasurer - Ken Perry; Club Reporter - Arlene Woolf; Judy Walburger; Program Committee — Janice Kolasko, Russel Rasmussen and Craig Godionton; Lunch Committee — Brenda Kolasko, L]_Oyd Hillmer, Wanda Hoyt and Jane Walburger. Three charitable donation committees were also elected as follows: from the East — Sharon Rob­inson, Dale Jorgensen and Conrad Walburger; North - Rick Strate, Christine Thompson and Cecilia Helgeson; West — Russel Rasmussen, Doran Perry and Kirk Godionton. Business for the meeting included the organization of a Christmas Dance to be held December 23rd; an explanation of the record books was given by Junior Leaders Kathy Newton and Wandy Hbyt. Mrs. R. Sheridan of Magrath explained to members how they could insure their calves. A Centennial project was also suggested and members are to bring their ideas to the next meeting, December 10th. The Charitable Donations Committee from the West collected nine dollars to be sent to the Muscular Dystrophy Association was led by Judy Walburger and Debbie Powlesland. Bonita Unit­Vic e-Pres- Historian - After Arlene the meeting a sing-song Woolf, Club Reporter. AUCTION AND PaNTRY SALE: Sponsored by the Del Bonita United.Church and the Del Bonita L.D.S, Church to be held in the Del Bonita United Church Hall Saturday Nov. 19. Doors open at 10 A.M. for entries. Bake Sale commences at 11 A.M. Auction sale starts at 1 P.M. Pro­ceeds or portion there of to go to church of contribut­or's choice. MaGRaTH PaRK THEaTRE NEWS: Friday and Saturday, Nov. IS and 19 "RIO CONCHOS" starring Stuart Whitman and Richard Boon. In color, Wednesday, Nov, 23 "GHENGHIS KHAM" with James Ifeson, Omar Sharis, in color. Family. THANK YOU; We wish to take this opportunity to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to the citizens of Magrath for the hospitality they have extended to us during our stay in Magrath. We regret Laving to leave the community, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Sadlemyer. Patients in the Magrath Hospital include Jona Entz, Victoria Kulscar, Mrs. Ireta Matkin, Mr, Roy Sibley, Mr. Jas. MacDowell, Mrs. Stella Gibb, Mrs. Hazel Spencer, Kathryn Murray, Mrs, Sandra Jessop and daughter, Mr. Rod­ney Bly, Miss Judy Coleman, Gloria Bird and Leanne Curliss GREATNESS A man is as great as the dreams he dreams As great as the love he bears, As great as the values he redeems, And the happiness he shares. A man is as great as the thoughts he thinks As the worth he has attained, As the fountain at which his spirit drinks And the insight he has gained. A man is as great as the truth he speaks, As great as the help he gives, As great as the aestiny he seeks, As great as the life he lives. -Clarence Edwin Flynn. • •••«••••a BROWNIE & GUIDE ASSOCIATION MEETING will be held in the United Ch'.trch Hall Monday Nov, 21st at 8:30» Mothers please t- help with Christmas program tunes. WANTED TO BUY: Alfalfa hay. Ph. 653-3829 CardstonMAGRATH TRADING COI I PAN Y LTD. Dry Goods Dept. lined and unlined shells, of Tan, Pink, Blue. White ium, Large. TOQUES I FINE WALE CORDUROY: The popular fabric for Fall and Winter wear in Dresses, Jumpers and Sportstogs, COLORS; Red; Blue, Black, Fink, Brown, Gold, Turquoise, Aqua, Coral . and Green. 36" wide. REGULAR $1.19 yd. _> D V TERRY CLOTH: Thickly looped terry cloth for making Dusters, Towels, Curtains, etc printed in Rose shade, 36" wide . Plain White and Fink or Floral . |39_ |98 NYLON LACE: Beautiful floral patterned nylon lace. Sew now for the Festive season ahead. White only, 56” wide Ideal for dressew blouses |’69 NOTIONS EGG CREME SHAMPOO; by Richard Hudnut, For dry, oily or normal . 129 NOXZEM SKIN CBBAM: The popular medicated, grease­less skin care, large econ omy size 14 oz, ORLON KNIT; two tone stripes in Forrest Green, Blue, Pink, Turquoise, Yellow or Navy all with white, <— QC S. M. L. ACRYLIC FIBRE & WOOL; Completely lined. In delicate shell design & white, Blue & White, Turquoise L.y 95 rayon in Pink St White, ACRYLIC FIBRE; Dainty knit designs in Plain shades Small, Med- 95 See the NEW ARRIVALS in Orlon and Wool knit Caps and Toques. latest fash­ions and designs for Infants, Gir and Ladies. Is. Misses 150 - 325 I» > 1111 < 1 « Uift'MH. NEW STOLES Lovely knit Stoles of 100$ acrylic fibre. Smart patterns in a choice of Black White. Fringed. inniiHiiHiHiiiHiiifiii’niiiiiiiiHHiiirtiiiHf'iiii JUDGE; "You plead guilty to beating your mother-in- 2aw. The fine is ,1 • $105.00". DEFENDANT; "What’s the $5.00 for?" JUDGE; "Amusement tax." i Girls suede Purses, shoulder Istyle in Black, Brown, Tan, I Green, Red. ladies mallow inn COSMETIC I BAGS! 2 and 3 piece Cosmetic Bag i sets in Metalic Brocades j and floral printed satins. = MAGRAT'H TRADING COMPANY LTD. See the NEW ARkIVaIS in Lyons of London Slippers - smart new "Snuggle Bugs" in washable orlon pile and brushed orlon. Gold, Blue, Pink. Beautiful new.Dusters in gay prints, luxious fibre-fi 11 p.d nylon sheers and tricotSj quilted rayons and jerseys " ery trim. 7~ ~ ‘ ~ . _ . Lace trim, emrboid-trim. Lovely pastel colors in plain and floral patterns. S. M, L. XL A ¿2)98 rj) T0 CASUAL The latest fashions in "Shaggy Pup" suedes in flat and stack heels; soft kid and elk leathers in black, brown and beige; smooth black and beige patent leathers in the latest styles. WINTER JACKETS Warm, snuggly Orlon Pile Jackets for Children, Misses and ladies. Plain or trimmed styles with attached parka. Plain or quilted lining, A nice array ®f colors to choose from. IO95ro PILLOW Cases.wool blankets.place mat sets.cushions LUNCHEON St TABLE cloth sets.sheets.towel sets. I MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE TRADING COMPaNY TRIAL THREE WEEK'S aG0 . The charge was for breaking and entering, blowing the safe and stealing $9DO.CO Thu burgler was c-ught, pleaded guilty to the charge and received a fine of q>500.00 or three months in jail, with a week to raise the money. The court consisted of a Lethbridge judge, defence lawyer and the Crown Prosecutor, . Compare the above with a trial in Lethbridge two weeks ago for breaking and enter­ing, Two men were committed to stand trial. Bail for the men was set at $2500.00 cash ©a» Cii • In ourcase the burgler got a fine of three months in jail for blowing our safe and stealing $900.00, not to mention the safe, ~ Talk about your court of justice? NOTICE Anyone coming to Town to talk closing or interfering with the High School as now constituted, should be run out of town on a fence rail. HOME AND SCHOOL NOTES The Ifegrath Home and School Association was reorganized at the November monthly meeting. Officers installed for the ensuing year include Mr. W. A. Zimmerman of Spring Coulee - President; Mrs. Ruth Wilde of Welling — Vice-President; Mrs. Norma ZbBell, Mag-rath — Secretary and Mrs. Sue Kado, Magrath — Treasurer, We missed.representatives from the Local School Board and the Senior High School at the last meeting. We think there should be at least two board members from the Local Board and the principal or vice-principal and as many other teachers as possible at each me eting. WHAT DO YOU THINK? NMny thanks to the Elementary school teachers for a fine turn out. Watch for periodic comments concerning YOUR Home and School to be published in this papaer. “ Keep in mind — December 5th is the date set for the next Home and School meeting. The Executive. The monthly meeting of St, Joseph’s C.W.L, dealt with a busy agenda when the mem­bers gathered at the home of Mrs, R, Long in Spring Cculee Tuesday, November Sth. Among the business items were motions to donate to the Monsignor Smith Portrait Fund; to sponsor awards to the children for achievement in Catechism classes; and to pay for Catechism books needed for this year’s classes. ~ , Plans were made to accept the invitation to attend a joint meeting of the Raymond Council on Monday, November 14; to hold a C.W.L, ^ocial on December nth at the home of Mrs. G. Gruninger and to have the Parish Christmas program on Sunday, December 18th at 2 P.M. in the United Church Hall. " * ' Special reports were given by Mrs. J. Brunner on the Diocesan Executive meeting held in Calgary on October 29th, Mrs. Brunner who is Education Convenor at the Diocesan level reported that the formal presentation of the portrait of the late Monsignor Smith would be during the C.W.L, Convention in Banff to be held NMy 12 - 14, 1967, ' .As Bazaar Convenor, Mrs. J. Brunner thanked the members for their time and efforts in making the November 5th Bazaar a success. The origin, description, construction details and prayers used with the Advent Wreath were given by Spiritual Convenor Mrs. Mucciaroni, ” A film on the life of St, Gerard concluded the evening. Mrs. I. Gruninger. WEEKEND SPACIAL IN THE HaRDWaRE DEPT; 20 piece "starter" Breakfast Sets - 4 plates (9") 4 - 6" plates, 4 cups, 4 saucers and 4 porridge bowls. REGULAR $6.95. Attention Del Bonita Customers; Specials will be held over to Monday and Tuesday for your convenience because of the later del­ivery to you of the "Store News", Mrs. Mildred Anderson has returned to her home in Calgary following a visit with her brother-in-law and sister Mr, and Mrs. Roy Sheridan. What’s What Social tact - making visitors feel at home when you wish they were. /<YrA“oG-/wrA_/rA~k~/nrX_A_n-cH>^-A6r;rAS\>SGrMSrAh\4r/rXSr7rzH,rA-/bor'r MklL EaRLY FOR CHRISTMAS; Da "I i yp.ry Nh.i 1 i ng Dates: Distant points in Canada and the United States - before December Sth. To •ther out of town points in Canada - before December 13th. Local delivery before Dec­ember 17th, No delivery Christmas Day. C. Alston, Post Master. CHIEF MOUNTAIN' HEALTH UNIT will hold a Clinic in Spring Coulee Thursday, November 24th in the Memorial Hall from 11:30 A.M. to 3 P.M. THANK YOU; I wish to thank my school friends and associates for the farewell parties which have been held for me and for the kind­ness and pleasant association I have enjoy­ed while a resident and student in Magrath. Linda Sadlemyer. NOTICE: The AOTS Men's Club has AOTS nuts for sale. Available from any AOTS member or see Len Whitt, Roy Sheridan, Stu Van Horn or Eric Hohm. FOtt SaLE; Electric Chord Organ. Good cond­ition. $35.00. Ph. 758-3274. -• Chuck Sephton. FOk SaLE; Large size Oil heater. $35.00. Bertha Christensen, Ph. 758-6615. LOST; 1 brockle faced red heifer seven months old. Branded J 7 on left hip. Ph 758-6563 Ed Clifton. Nowdays, it1s over the cloverleaf, under the overpass, through the viaduct, and over the bridge to grandmother's house on Christ­mas day. NOTICE; The Second Ward Relief Society will hold a Pantiy Sale in the Lions Hall on Saturday, November 19th at 2 o’clock. There will be a good variety of baking and also other food items. See you there. ATTENTION; There will be a meeting of the St, John's Lutheran Ladies Aid on Tuesday, November 22nd at 8 P.M. sharp at the home of Mrs. Dora Raasch. A good attendance is requested. NOTICE; The 3rd Magrath Cub Pack Group Committee will meet Thursday, November 24th at 6:45 P.M. SHARP in the United Church Hall. Please note change of time. Dora Raasch. NOTICE; The Magrath Rod and Gun Club will open the annual Turkey Shoot Saturday, Dec­ember 3rd in the Lions Club Rooms. LIONS CLUB BINGO — begins this Friday, Nov­ember 18th at 8 P.M. and will be held Fri­day November 25th and Friday, Dec. 2nd at 8 P.M. in the Lions Club Rooms. Get your ticket now for the McIntyre Steer Calf raffle. Door prizes all 3 nights; Slave Auction all 3 nights. NOTICE; The Women's Hospital Auxiliary will hold its regular meeting Friday afternoon, November 18th at 2:30 P.M. at the home of Mrs. P. Chyzyk, OPEN HOUSE - at the United Church Manse will be held Sunday, November 20th from 2 P.M. to 5 P.M. Everyone is invited to come and see through the fine new manse and may call anytime during the above noted hours. MAGRATH .'RAD I NG COMPANY LTD. 1 > □Z, . £ YORK 4/690 [INSTANT COFFEE I !’• -SCtiFE . 6 rz- I Z“*l j Asa 091 - F LT 3 1 1 Y i pea's. . 15 OZo YELLOW 4/690 '•***. IHlIlllll'lliltl. .HIlHlUIOIlobilllll.tHt' SUGAR . 5 O 5 tf •> - SHIFT'S 12 oz, tins, /fra 0 PINEAPPLE 5# bags [179 25# bags MAXVJELL HOUSE 1# pkgs. CRYSTAL HALF GALLONS (SCOTTIES TISSUES I 2/590 Fresh [Produce 5/490 apples - MaC INTOSH 4# bags , 690 ORANGES c 4# CELLO BaGS 690 e lbS » MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. 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