| 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 GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 STORE NEWS 758-3065 (Ext.) \ STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday 8 a.m. to 6 p.nu Wednesday . 8 a.in. to 1 p.m. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2nd, 1982 . MAGRATH, ALBERTA ************************************************************************* LADIES READY-TO-WEAR ************************************************************************* Qßrishnas Sift Qdledtin Dresses PRICED White, Eggshell, FROM . Creme. PRICED FROM PRICED FROM . 1295 up *********************************** STILL SOME GOOD BUYS ON THE KIDDIES WEAR SPECIAL TABLE CLEARING AT 1/2 PRICE. *********************************** Sport Suits ********************** VISIT THE SALE RACK OF BLOUSES & TOPS IN A GOOD ASSORTIMENT OF STYLES. 1/2 PRICE. PRICED FROM . Lovely Dresses for a lovely Lady for a lovely Christinas. Gorgeous fabrics and styles. Make it a surprise Christinas gift for her. COATS JACKETS Smartly styled Coats in ' quilted downfills, Tundra Wools, Wool blends. Jackets in many styles and fabrics. Ladies’ Assorted Blouses Ladies Blouses in a nice assortment of styles, fabric arid shades. New arrivals ’ 2 week in Jogging and Sport Suits in popular sets or mix Und match separates. A good selection of colors. Tops, Jackets and Pants in sizes: S.M.L. Sleepwear We have a good selection of Misses and Ladies Sleepwear - Nightgowns, Pyjamas Dusters, Housecoats, Lounge wear in a variety of styles feather Gloves Genuine Kid Gloves in two popular styles Assorted shades of Brown, Tan, Black. Lined with a cozy knit lining. *********************** Get thU Christmas Feeling! Christmas Trees * * À- * * x Before you buy your Christmas Tree this year, check our Trees for size and prices CHRISTMAS TREES WILL ARRIVE THIS SATURDAY. CHAINSAW We have a good selection of Chain Saws. BIKE EXERCISERS Keep s//m, Trim & Detachable heat control. 5Vi qt. non-stick interior. 269.95 LLOYD’S STEREO MUSIC SYSTEM ORQ95 Healthy A gift for the Whole Family SAVE 3°° PHiLiSHAVE TRIPLE HEADER 95 REG 49.95 Rotary action floating heids, 36 rotary blades, flip lop cleaning, coiled cord, travel case. EiNîCSCRAFT sl'SCSüTUr.íZER VALUE -W¿a 099 OREG «** 50.99 /'partment sized unit features 4 removable louvers, lift-out power unit for *asy cleaning, 3’Z* gal. water resevcir. Woodgrain finish. ELEOTROHOME HUMIDAIRE Drum type humidifier with 2-speed fan, water level indicator, automatic humidistat, 5.8 imp. gai. capacity, walnut finish cabinet „ „ ~ — 195 3 REG 109.95 IiI WEST BEND ELECTRIC WOK 49$ ■ ^52.98 54 V£ 3P° AM/FM stereo receiver with LED indicator, signal strength meter. Cassette deck features automatic recording volume level control, automatic end-of-tape shutoff, pause control, record changer and stylus 8-track tape deck. Two extended range 8" Round speakers. SAVE á W° i RENT caoÆ RiNSENVAC SEO Don't wait until "az the week before Xmas to shampoo your carpets. Rent our Carpet Shampooer now. Reasonable rates. I * " " Oyidear . ' ¡?*t. s*-» éî Jflft. .«Ss 1! ' --- - UD Christmas Lights Put up year lights ing this nice gather. 2C% OFF HOMELINE 12" BLACK/WHTE TV 100% solid state chasis, Quick start picture tube, monopole VHF antenna, UHF loop antenna. 3570-166-1 HOME 0095 value MO du w SEE OUR SELECTION OF COMPETATIVELY PRICED SMALL APPLIANCES. LADttS i:- I Ladies Underwear Shirts in Polyester/Cotton. Ladies Underwear Drawers long legs. A choice of floral patterned or plain shade of blue. Nice for skiing, skating, etc. Jr / ■ < ■ 1 - ’f. I ” . • L '« -7 7J Pantyhose WHISPER All sheer SBk'antyhose. One size fits all. Charcoal, Grey. REGULAR $1.59 Cosy knit scarves and sets Cosy Knit Scarves Toques and Leg Wanner Sets in Beige/Brown, Off White/Brown. A gift that the Teens will love. A L - X \ \ ' NOW HEAR THIf ’ NOW HEAR THIS! On Wednesday, Dec. 8th at 7 p.m. in the High School Gym, all families are invited to attend the Magrath Town Christmas Program. Carolling will begin at 6:30 p.m. for the enjoyment of all welcoming the SEASON. The festivities will include performances by students, teachers and parents and promises to be highly entertaining'. The admission price will be voluntary. Your Christmas Gift to someone in the Third World - USED EYE GLASSES OR SOAP CHIPS - they will be greatly appreciated. Seeyou there. - ORDER CHRISTMAS TODAY? Where at? Merrill & Lise Thomson are having Open House TODAY from 1 to 8 p.m. Come out and see our Toy Barn, Barbie Doll House, Little Girl’s Kitchen Cabinets, Doll Clothes for Barbie & bigger Dolls and many more items. We are 2 miles North of Magrath along the highway on the East side. Ph. 758—3209 if you need help finding us. MAGRATH 3RD WARD CUBS & SCOUTS - Big big BAKE SALE Saturday, Dec. 4th from 9:30 We a.re having 3 draws on of Baked our boys from $1595 FOR CHRISTlfAZ GILT GIVING CHOCOLATES, NUTS, LIFESAVER I BOOKS. CHOCOLATE SANTAS. _ - - ,. - - - _— «rm* a.m. to 3 p.m. Tow Ropes with the purchase goods. Come out and support the 3rd Ward. . Magrath High School will Fourteenth Annual Boys Basketball Tournament on Friday & Saturday, December 3 & 4th, 1982. Four games will take place Friday evening and seven on Saturday. The championship game takes place Saturday at 8:30 p.m. Friday's games: 5 p.m. Catholic Centra vs Kate Andres. 6:30 p.m. Winston Churchill vs. Magrath. 8 p.m. Cardston vs. W.R. eyers. 9:30 p.m. Raymond vs. St. Marys. Saturday's action starts at 10 a.m. host it's TREE - Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Yates Anne Campbell Junior Girls Choir, Cozy Jacquard Leg Warmers Very popular this Winter Season. In long and short lengths. Plain, patterned and stripes. A good selection of colors to chobse from. $6,95 & $7,95 14th ANNUAL SINGING December 12th, 2:30 & Memorial Centre. The Singers, Southminster Mini Choir and the Linnet Singers. Guest Artists: Charlotte Haig, Rhonda Paulence (Idoa1 Highland Dancers) David Watt Narrator. Tickets available from choir members or at Leisters. $3.00- Do you have a certain person or family you just don't know hwat to buy them for Christmas? How about "Mirror Etching"? You can choose the size of mirror and design to go on it. I will also make cloth frames to go around them if desire.'. Get your Christmas orders in now to be sure to have them done for Christmas. For more information and to order please phore Lesa Byam, 758-6493. f The Hospital Aux Pot Luck Dinner at Vinessa Hamilton 2nd. Project for making Christmas pital pa tients. Please gring an December meeting of the Women's iliary will commence with a the home of Mrs. at 1 p.m. Thursday, Dec. the afternoon will 4>e tray favors for the hos- All women welcome, article for the dinner. Ladies Slips Ladies Slips in Half Slips, Full Slips and Half Long •Slips. Assorted styles in a selection of olors too. lace trim REG. $6.95 to $19.95 Steepwear Ladies Gowns _ in Brushed Nylon, Cotton Polyester and Nylon. 20% Off POLICE REPORT Town ? v2 PRICE state 7 : 00 on weekdays and between 10:0! on Saturdays and 8:00 a.m. on Sundays one shall make the following noises: caused by loading or unloading trucks by the snow aircraft area . by con-any caused by the 1. Rivoting machine. 2. Concrete Gravel crusher 4. Steam shovel. 5,. 6. Dragline 7. Air or 8. Jackhammer 9. Tractor Chain saw. 11. Any other a noisy nature that may On September 28, 1982 the Town of Magrath passe a By-law #936 to control noise within the of Magrath. This By-law, put simply, that between 10;00 p.m. and a. m. p.m. no Noise in residential area. Noise caused operation of hand or power mowers, removal devices or motorized model in residential area. Noise caused struction of any kind. Noise following: Mixer 3. ___ .__ __ Trenching machine steam compressor, or bulldozer. 10. tool or device of disturb residents. Other offences are: Within a residential area any time day or night, no person shall allow a vehicle to run for a period longer than 20 minutes. No person shall advertise events or merchandise by means of ringing bells or use of mechanical equipment except in the business area. Any person who owns, keeps or harbours a dog that by reason of barking or howling disturbs persons in the vicinity is guilty of an offence under this By-law. No person shall operate .any sound-amplir-ing equipment from any residence, business premises or in any park or other public pl s o ace as to unduly disturb residents of the Tow A general section of the by-law covers any other unnecessary noise which a person causes which is disturbing or dangerous to residents of the Town. Any person who contravenes this By-law is guilty of an offence and is liable on Summary Conviction to a fine of not more that $500. , This is notice to all Magrath, that this By-law is now effect and will be enforced. One point of major concern in community is barking and howling This situation is completely out and will be our first major area cern. Those persons having dogs will have to control them so that other residents are not Infants Blanket Sleepers in Pink, Blue, Yellow, Red. SIZE: 1-6X $10,195 to $15.95 1 RACK OF LADIES NIGHTGOWNS DUSTERS & HOUSECOATS, IN ASSORTED STYLES AND FABRICS. citizens of in this dogs . of hand of con-disturbed, or charges will result. Cpl. John Ferguson. November 15th, District Commise- ioner Betty Lynn Schwab attended the enrollment of the Magrath 1st Company of Girl Guides. After a short program in which the girls explained the important details of guiding the following girls were enrolled: Rachael Closson, Julie Dudley, Tara Harvey, Rosalie Grusendorf, Mikki Smith. Nancy Closson was enrolled as leader. Lunch was enjoyed following enroll- ■merit. Girls interested in still contact me. Ph. Guides may 758-6371. FOR SALE: Girls skates Boys skates size 4. size 5 & 6. 758-6783. / THE GREAT ROUND-UP: Drug Disposal & Education Program Nov. 22 - Dec. 4 1982. Unused prescription drugs and old over-the-counter drugs.) should NOT be left around the house. The Great Drug Round-Up encourages everyone to return, any unused or old pills or liquid to their pharmacist for safe disposal. For more information about drug safety contact your local Doctor, 758—3355, Pharmacist 758-3001, Health Unit 738-3331. We’re delighted to announce the .983 Magrath Community Band Calendars have arrived. Most pre-paid orders ere hand delivered November 25th. jf you have been missed, or Bike to order another for a ’ c 1 ■ „ „ i lizabeth Strong, 758-31*66. L5 for a nostalgic Christmas gift. Th'n’. you for your support. /Or. _'.-.LE: Utility Trailer from con; .¡xceu truck box, good condition. . ,'i 5 0; Very good new 8x5 Trailer, l8,! removable sides, $800; 292 cu. ij;. motor and transmission, good running condition $250; Assorted narts for ’61 GMC % ton, priced would gift a special friend please call Just _ _ CMC \ o sell; 1980 Yamaha 175MX, $850, excellent condition. Ph. 752^4471. LOST: On Friday, Nov. 26th, a white male Toy Poodle puppy, black tips on ears, no collar, answers to the name of Rocky. His new owners would really appreciate his return. If you know his whereabouts please phone 758-3188. Thank you. CARPENTER - will do renovations, basement finishing, tops and all other finishing work. Call 758-6770. St. Joseph’s C.W.L. will December 7th at 7:30 p.m. at Elizabeth Stanek. Don’t forget your grocery denations. Last Call for C.W.L. ;Hu',t Christmas Party, December 11th at Club. Contact Joann Takacs for res-itv.- tioas by December 4th. Rehearsals wr St. Joseph’s Children's Program will ■ : held at 3 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 4th .se remind your child of the NEW time. SALE: Household articles. Call 758Fern Moors. ANTED: Ride to Salt Lake this coming week. 1'p.one 7 5 8-6461. ?CR SALE: Size 4 skates.,Ph. 758-3031. FOR SALE: 1 pair pearl grey suede "shotgun" chaps. 32"-34" leg. Bob Lyon. 758-6210. FOR SALE: 9 year old Shetland Pony. Broke to ride or drive. Ph. 758-6210. FOR SALE: Toy Microwave oven, like new. $10. Ph. 758-6261. ^OR SALE: Truck loads of wood, cut, split, delivered. $75/cord. Will also cut dead ¿re.es. Ph. Ken 758-3041, Kent 758-3442. hang doors, counter carpentry meet Tues. the home of h’_ i. 4 , includ- Vests Assort- Men’s Sweaters ing Pullovers, and Cardigans, ed styles. Included are numbers by Jantzen and "Arctic Fox". Ideal gifts for the Man on your shopping list. Sweaters Pullover 'Sweaters f Men’s V Neck 100% Virgin Wool. Blue Tan, Red, Grey. S,M,L,XL, REGULAR $29.95 « Sweatshirts Gloves Men’s Work Gloves with split leather palm, striped canvas back and cuff. REGULAR $4.19 Men’s Kangaroo . Jackets, zipper front. Burgandy, . Navy, Grey. S,M,L,XL. Ideal gift for Him. ******************* SALE: 2 Budgies and cage, $25; 6’ artificial Xmas tree $10; Men’s Hiking Boots size 81$, like new, $25; Boy’s Bauer skates size 7 $10; Boy’s ble winter coat, size 14, new $10. Ph. 758-3786. LOST: A pair of Men’s glasses with metal frames. 758-3786. WANTED: Large dresser with ” mirror, also chest of drawers. Phone 758-3234. FOR SALE: Size 5 Figure Skates. Ph. 758-3756. FOR SALE: Combination Shuffle Board. New condition. Phone 758-6681. SPRING COULEE COMMUNITY CLUB TURKEY BINGO & KIDS' BINGO - riday, December 3rd, 7 p.m. Spring Coulee Community Hall. Everyone welcome. SPRING COULEE COMMUNITY CLUB NEW YEAR'S-EVE DANCE $25 per couple. Chinese Food Buffet. Star Dust Band supplying the music. Members & invited guests. Dancing starts 9 p.m. MAGRATH UNITED CHURCH WOMEN ANNUAL CHRISTMAS POT LUCK SUPPER and $2 gift exchange p.m. All ladies of the welcome. Please bring the supper table and a FOR SALE: Skidoo, fair Phone 758-6885. • •••••••••a DISTRICT AGRICULTURIST , program Supper at 6:30 congregation an item for gift exchange shape. $400. REPORT Widening Grain Gap: The Soviet Union, once one of the world's largest grain exporters, now must import 25% of the grain used in Russia, an amount that seems certain to increase both the magnitude of the problem and its impact on the super powers - all spelled out in a study just issued by World Watch Institute, a Washington D.C. based organization. Each day now, two 20,000 ton freighters full of wheat and corn sail from U.S. ports to the Soviet Union, while others set forth from Canada, Argentina and Australia. No other country in history has had to buy so much foreign food. Why the chronic shortages in a nation with half again as much tillable land as America? 1. Severe Climate - results to only one crop per year while the U.S. is able to grow two. 2. The very structure of the State-run farm system, bureaucracy, sagging worker moral, is working against the Soviet goal of food self-sufficiency. Russian farmers are bound by red tape and long range Government. An American farmer can respond to world markets and weather by shifting crops on the spur of the moment - something unheard of in the Soviet Union. 3. Lack of technology, fertilizer and equipment shortage further harper efficiency. In the long run, says World Watch, an increased Soviet dependency on U.S. grain will be clear political advantage of the United States. The reason: "A nation whose own survival.now depends on foreign grain, might think twice trying to incinerate the country that is the source of half the world's exports . " James R. Hansen, District Agriculturist, Cardston. HARDWARE ADVERTISEMENT CORRECTION: MAGNASONIC "Combo" as pictured on the Hardware page 9" black & white T.V. AM/FM radio, cassette recorder (SAVE $20) .$279.95. e Men’s brushed Nylon Bathrobes in popular shades. One size fits all. REGULAR $39.95 Bathrobes MEN'S FLANNELETTEMEN ' S.COTTON/POLYESTER mews . HAADKERCHIEPS gift boxed pack of 3. REGULAR $5.95 pkg. Men's linen-like White Handkerchiefs in * ★ A Ä Ä it Men's Snowmobile Boots Nylon uppers-, rubber boot, zipper opening. Felt liners. Keeps your feet and dry. warm Î2C95 to S23 deck. described HOMELINE 12" Slack & White TV, (as pictured on Hrdwre pge) 100?? solid sta'e chasis. $98.95 . HOMELINE AC/DC 12 B&W TV $105.95 LLOYD'S STERO MUSIC SYSTEM - AM/FM Stereo Receiver with LED indicator, signal strength meter, Cassette deck featuring automatic recording volume level controc, auto, end-of-tape ■ shutoff, parse control, record changer and stylus 8 track tape $259.95 (not pictured but cn tue Hardware page. *- 3 < bedroan suite, fridge '■nfurnished , Phone I b Jlity Turkeys 16 to 20# Pviii Chops loin Round Roast. TAgïŸ- I t I I Bacon BURNS 500 G LB 959 LB s Î a a I Bologna sliced . lb l19 *********************************************************************** The Del Bonita 4H Beef Club recently held its re-organization meeting. The new Executive is: President - Jeff Powles-land; Vice Pres. John Powlesland, Secretary T. Barnett, Treasurer’Dean Jorgensen; Historian Todd Carter; Club Reporter Todd Hoyt; Advisory Board Dale Jorgensen,(leader) Randy Newton (assistant leader) Ed Newton, Howard Henry, Terry Helgeson, Bernie Powlesland, Alex Koskewich, Charlie Barnett. Lunch Committee - Todd Jones, Heather Newton, Ronald Henry, Michael Carter, Street Helgeson. Charitable Donations Rary Hoyt, Ken Newton, May Jo Powlesland. There are 15 4H members this year. On November 6th the Club held weigh—in day at Bernie Powleslands. After weighing, tagging and reuleneing the calves, members enjoyed dinner served by Barbara Powlesland. Members then made halters and held their monthly meeting. Record books were discussed and plans made concerning the 4H Banquet. The banquet was held November 11th. Guests enjoyed a roast beef supper prepared by the members’ mothers. The evening's program consisted of skits, talks and presentation of the following awards: Grand Champion Calf - Shelley Powlesland; Reserve Champion Calf - Dean Jorgensen. Third Place Calf- Heather Newton. 1st Showmanship - Shelley Powlesland, 2nd Showmanship Mary Jo Powlesland. First Girls Records - Shelley Powlesland; First Boys Records - Dean Jorgensen, Second Overall Records Todd Hoyt; First Sr. Judging Shelley Powlesland; 2nd Sr. Judging Jefi Powlesland; 1st Jr. Judging John Powlesland; 2nd Jr. Judging Dean Jorgensen. 1st Rate of Gain Dean Jorgensen; 2nd Rate of Gain Rory Hoyt; 1st Public Speaking Todd Carter; 2nd Jr. Public Speaking . Todd Jones;lst Sr. Public Speaking Scott Althen; 2nd Sr. Public Speaking Andy Kolasko; Best 1st yr. Feeder & Best 1st Yr. All Around Mary Jo Powlesland. 1st Efficiency Dean Jorgensen; 2nd Efficiency ¿odd Hoyt; 3rd Efficiency Todd Carter. Breeder of Grand Champion Calf Ray Powlesland. Carcass Calf Todd Carter. 1st Heifer Class Dean Jorgensen, 2nd Tobi Barnett, j .LB Hard Luck Prize Scott Carter. Congratulations to everyone. The Del Bonita 4 H members would like to thank all the donors and everyone for making their banqu°*- such a success. THANK YOU: Our sincere thanks to everyone who supported our Fall at Spring Coulee. Coulee Community Club. Supper Spring MAGRATH SHOOT - 6 th. ROD & op ens GUN CLUB TURKEY Monday, December ROD & GUN CLUB TURKEY - Magrath Trading Co. Hall, 7 p.m. December December December December MAGRATH BINGOS Social Monday Friday Monday Friday Come turkey. Everyone welcome. each night. 6th. 10th 13th 17th. 9 9 9 9 and win your, Christmas WATER HAULING SERVICE - prompt and efficiant. John Heggie, Welling, Phone 752-4171. Friends will be interested in hearing Mrs. Dorothy Arndt Carpenter has recently opened the "Final Touch" Drapery in Lethbridge located just off Mayor Magrath Drive. 1983 ab le . at the Office Calendars are now availPlease call for them Magrath Trading Co. elderly ladies were an airliner for their flight. One asked the attendant if they would faster than sound. "No"j smiled the attendant. "Not this flight." "Oh, I’m so glad," said one of the ladies. "We want to talk." Two aboard first cab in be flying
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