| 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. t RATH TRADING CO. STORE NEWS PHONES: OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 • UPSTAIRS & STORE NEWS 758-6377 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thurusday, Friday & Saturday.8 a.m. to 6 p.m. / Wednesday. 8 a.tn. to 1 p.m. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5th, 1985. .MAGRATH, ALBERTA ********************************************************************* **** ** *«*■■>****** ’j HARDWARE DEPARTMENT ************************************************************************Ji***ti.k,, ******** All Toys (except those in the Flyer) CHRISTMAS BULBS BUILT IN MODEL AVAILABLE Hand Blender colors SNOW SHOVEL IF YOU HAVEN'T RECEIVED YOUR CHRISTMAS FLYER, YOU MAY PICK ONE UP IN THE A'U DEPARTMENT. Toro Power Snow Shovel. Makes ai 18" cut. $159.9! Gift Suggestions TOYS OUTDOOR REPLACEMENT BULB 119 BBC' 4 Pack. " REG. $1.49 COUNTRY SPIN BULBS^^i* Unbreakable replace <rt ments. REG. $3.19 2‘® Dishwasher MOFFAT PROVINCIAL PORTABLE DISHWASHER f MDC1250 Model. Cherrywood top, v s589 X HIGH SCHOOL BASKEIBALl The Magrath T’J2’.h r<h<w] Gi ~ Invitational Tournament will be held December 6th & 7th this year with 8 schools participating » Four games will be Friday commencing at 4:30 p.m. and seven games played Saturday starting at 9:20 a.m. The third place final will begin at 6:30 Saturday night and the final at 8:15 FRIDAY’S GAMES: 4:30 6:15 8:00 9:45 p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. Kate Andres Milk River Stirling Raymond p.m. Winston Churchill Picture Butte Magrath W.R. Meyers. vs vs vs vs TICKET PRICES: 11 Game Pass, 12 yrs. & over $5;; Under 12 - $3.00; 1 Session: 12 & over $2.00; Under 12 $1.50. ■' The Choral, Band, and Drama students of M.H.S. will be ppesenting a Christmas Concert on the evening of Thursday, Dec. 12th at 7:30 p.m. The concert will provide a variety of entertainment which will appeal: to youngsters and the young at heart. The choral class will perform three selections followed by a one act play entitled "Jack's Adventures in Storyland". The play is a child fantasy in which Jack (from Jack and Jill) strangely falls out of his story and travels with his helper, Goldilocks, through a number of other stories, facing numerous dangers and challenges on his way The play is enriched with the use of light ing and sound effects and according to Mr. Simon, the acting from the Magrath students will be outstanding. All Band students in Grades 7 to be performing a variety of Christmas various levels of difficulty. The program is intended to bring Warm and happy feelings of Christmas students are looking forward to presenting this concert. An admittance fee of $3.00 per .family will be charged to help offset the various costs of scenery, costumes and music. Christmas ipper opening, Christmas Christmas Christmas Christmas Buxton Leather TRAVEL BAGS assorted styles including those with comp- * artments. (2 / òèuo&C. Stock up now on Christmas items: Wrapping Paper, Seals & Tags Ribbon & Bows, Cards Tablecloths & napkins Corsages. See our display soon. KNITTER’S 12 will music at out the and the Tape Measure, Stitch Holder, Bobbins (medium & large) Knitting Register, Plastic Needles, Rubber tectors, Stitch Marker. ! ALL THESE FOR. ’ poii'xßd Pro- r STATIONERY $1.49 to $3.95 NEW YEAR'S EVE FROLIC Spring Coulee Hall - Music by "Midnight Sun". Cocktails 8:30 p.m. Dance 9:00 p.m. Kentucky Fried Chicken Midnight Supper. Advance tickets only. Before December 23rd $25/Couple. After December 23rd $30/Couple. Tickets available now from: Roy - 758-6634; Doris, 758-6658; Berry, 758-6675; Michael, 758-6579. Stationery that will make a lovely Christmas Floral & butterfly as well as plain. gift. motifs Allan Dahl is pleased to announce that he has opened his own Law Office and will be in Magrath every Tuesday from 1:30 Insurance Office or 329-8188. to, 5:00 p.m. in Shearer’s Building. Phone 758-6811 ! The M. D. of Cardston has Municipal maps available at $1.00 each (Reg. $5.00) Cohtact the M.D. Office in Cardston or see Shelton Ririe if you would like one. John Taylor and son Todd of Provo, Utah spent the American Thanksgiving weekend with his mother, Mr. & Mrs. George T. Dudley. FOR SALE: 3 bedroom home, $38,000 Low dcwn ■ payment. Will accept items of calve for f own *“ payiaeru. Phois? •:> ■ - WATCH FOR OUR BASKET OF SPECIAL GOODIES. HELP WITH YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING BUDGET. SPECIALS. Earmuffs Warm Earmuffs - just the thing for this frigi-d cold weather. Regular Pile or cwn Animal Head stjr'le. $.2.95 tc- $5.95 Stocking Stutters HEADWEAR MIDNIGHT MUSK, SKIN SOFTENERS LIP SMACKERS, COLOGNES - Spray & Reg. Select something exciting to fill those Sox. design. GLOVES Lovely e Piece Sets of Toque, Scarf & Gloves. Beige or White with contrasting gss T-shirts Ladies T Shirts by Stanfield. Turtle neck, long sleeve/ Assorted colors. REG 14.95 995 NEU WINTER L'EGGS Cozy textured Pantyhose in six classic colors - Navy, Wine, Slate, Black, Fudge & Cream. Just the thing for Winter wearing. .LOTS OF WOODEN HOOPS - 4,5,6.3,12,14,18 inch size. TOPS NEWS We are still meeting Monday evenings at the Chinook Health Unit. The cold weather tends to increase appetite plus the advent of Christmas goodies, so we will all need extra support at this time. New members seicone. For information phone Joanne Tacaks, 758-3796 Weigh-in is at 6:30. Meetings from 6:45-7:30. The Magrath Rod & Gun Club will hold their next meeting in the Magrath Trading Co. Hall. Thursday, December 12th nt 7:30 p.m. This is Election Meeting. All members welcome. Be sure to bring your membership card. The Snowball Draw will be held th,s nignt. There are 8 prizes to be drawn for. CHRISTMAS PERM SPECIAL - "Just For You Hairstyles" is having a Christmas Perm Special $29.55 includes cut & set. On now ■. o Saturday Dec. 14th. Book now for your Christmas Perm. Also ask about our "Shaking", a new way to lift and add a few highlights to your hair for only $10, includes styling after. We welcome Dayna Passey to the «raff of "Just For You Hair Styles". Ph. 753-6350. LEFT AT CHURCH: A large heavy aluminum tray. Also a pair of stretch pink gloves. Anyone who has seen them please call 758-6380. L. Balderson. THANK YOU: We wish to thank our neighbors, friends and family for their thoughtfulness and xindness during our bereavement; for the gifts of food, money and cards. A special thanks to the doctors, nurses and staff of the Magrath General Hospital who always gave Dert good care. Our thanks also to Bishop Watson Ririe and all those who took part in the funeral service. We shall remember your kindness. Kitty Clifton & Family. THANK YOU: My sincere thanks to the doctors, nurses and staff of the Magrath Hospital for their care and attention during my hospital stay. I appreciated it very much. Agnes Hillmer. POST OFFICE NOTICE: We have some excellent gift items - all under $10. Ask to see them. Postmaster. BASEMENT SALE: Saturday, December 14th at the Jay Marsden residence, 3 blocks East, ' block South of Post Office, beginning at 11 a.m. More information next week. Call 758-3245. FOR SALE: Original hand-made bedroom wall unit complete with bunk bed, eresser, closet, desk, all-in-one or can be separated. Phone 758-6703 after 6 p.m. Any reasonable offer. . ATTENTION SENIOR CITIZENS: The Senior Citizens' Pot Luck Christmas Dinner has been changed to WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11th at 12:30 p.m. The telephone number at the Drop In Center is 758-3717 and is listed under GARDEN CITY SENIOR CITl’ZENS ASSOCIATION. REGULAR $35.00 DBMWORW Warm INSULATED WORK COVERALLS, full zipper front. Parka. Regular & Tall. — , a’l Slacks Men’s semi-stretch Casual Slacks. Grey, Brown, Black, Navy. own taxes and Work Socks Men's Work Sox in blended ’ yarns, 70% Wool, 30% Nylon. Reinforced heel for longer wear.^ 2 PAIR PACK. 9.95. 1 ' TOWN bFMAGRATH Town of Magratn Pre .¿horizeu iux Paym^ats: Designed for those who are paying their property taxes directly to the Town to allow payment in twelve installments from January to December. Payment Date: You may arrange for the 15th day or the last day of each month, which ever will best suit your budget. This plan will eliminate the worry about paying all your taxes by August 31st. Details■ Plan in effect January to December each year. Tax Notices will be sent out in June as usual and payment plan will be adjusted at this time to reflect payments made and the balance due will be amortized over remaining six months July to December. Who Is Eligible? Anyone who pays their whose taxes are paid up to December 31 of the previous year. How Does It Work? We need your wirtten along with one of your personal cheques With this authorization your payments can be made automatically through your Bank chequing account. This will eliminate the need for you to write cheques each month, also the worry about missing penalty deadlines if you forget or are away. You may stop payment at any time you feel the necessity to do so. We advise Senior Citizens not to enter this plan due to the Property Tax Reduction Plan which for most Seniors covers the majority of their taxes. If you wish further information or to enter the Plan, please contact Town Office at 758-3212. Applications to January 15, authorization « marRod "Sample" to the plan must be processed prior 1986. HOUSE at tne Doug & Betty Loose farm, 5th, 10 co 8. a If SPORT GLOVES CURLING Soft Leather Curling Gloves with stretch insert for excellent AVON OPEN Wed. Dec. 4th and today, Thurs. Dec. Come pick up your campaign 18 orders and have coffee on me. Many items on sale. Door prize, you need directions phone 758-6797. FOR SALE: For anyone interested, I would Love offer fresh Christmas baking -.buns, etc. Taking orders now. IMPORTANT MEETING FOR PARENTS - of Children who want to play Soccer this Spring - Tuesday, December 10th, 7:30 p.m. in the High School Library. MEETING - Wed. December 11th, United Church Hall. Guest Speaker speak on Trespassing and the Law. to tarts, cookies. Call MaryAnn at 758-6271. CAPS Men’s Winter Caps in Corduroy, Wool Blend, Denim, etc. 6 piece crowns. F i 1 CE RURAL.CRIME WATCH 7:30 p.m. Magrath Cal Brandley will Very informative. ATTENTION: Do you Ward need need any odd jobs done? The 3rd Venturers have organized a Labor Pool, If you any work done call Brad Robinson, 758-3076. RENT SANTA & HIS ELVES - for your youngsters’ Christmas entertainment. Phone Lance Miller 758-3747. FOR PREFERABLE SALE OR RENT: 1900 sq. fftt. Bungalow, 6 bedrooms and large laundry room. We are moving to Sherwood Park January 1st. Come and make us an offer on cur home. Phone 758-3245, Jay Marsden. NOTICE: Will shovel snow for anyone. Call Guy Brass. 755-6252. ***************** 19^6 CALENDARS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE OFF PLEASE PICK YOURS UP. FOR RENT: 2 bedroom house with laundry room, in Magrath. Rent $275/month. Phone 345-5121. LADIES "PARIS STAR" CO-ORDINATES - 1 Rack now Clearing at 20% OFF. Ur ' -;.i . NOTICE: Would like to Babysit occaiionally in icy homo Mondays - Fridays. Jacque Ackroyd. Phone 758-3154, WANTED: Snow shovelling jobs. Steve & Erin, Phone 758-3204. EEMONDER: The Notables "Clirxstmas Carol" with guest artists, î’agrain bruto: Church. Monday, : / 'u :■ /-lb :>.m- E\ Bert Harding Cliton, belove< msband of Mrs. Catharine Clifton, passed away in Magrath on Monday, November 25, 1985 at the age of 67 years. Mr. Clifton was born in Magrath on September 5th, 1918 to George and Sarah Clifton. He received his education in Magrath and then served overseas during WW11 with the Calgary Tank Regiment and was a POW for three years. He married Catherine Gallon in England in 1941 and they returned to Magrath after the war where they have resided ever since. He worked with Alberta Canning Company for 20 years _ and then for Tanco for about 10 years until ill health forced him to retire in 1977. He was a member of the Legion General Stewart Branch #4. Bert loved sports of all kinds. He is survived by his wife Catherine; one daughter Dorothy Ann (Bob) Etter of Nanaimo, four sons Ray Matthew (Ruby) of Shaughnessy, AB., Robert Vaughn of Peace River, Allen Lee (Wendy Lea) of Magrath and Christopher Thomas (Lori) of Lethbridge; 11 grandchildren; three great grandchildren; two sisters Georgia Heggie and Men’s long sleeves assorted colors. SISES: S.M.L.XL. Polyester/Cotten knit. Grace Judd both of Raymond and two brothers Lee and Verl both of Vancouver. He was predeceased by two grandchildren, one brother and one sister. Funeral Services were held in the Magrath L.D.S. Stake Chapel Friday, November 29, 1985 with Bishop Watson Ririe officiating. The family prayer was offered by Ted Clifton. Evelyn Bourne and Carol McCoy attended the guest book and ushers were Bud Strong, Glen Holman and Doug Bly. , The opening hymn was "Sometime We'11^ Understand" by L.B. Tanner, Cal Alston, Eldon Coleman and Byng Beazer accompanied by Vinessa Hamilton. Blaine Norton offered the invocat < ion. Cal Alston gave the biography and tjrst speaker for the service was Lauretta Boisseiie a niece; Dan Davies sang "The Lord's Prayer accompanied by Alma Davies. The concluding speaker was L.B. Tanner with closing remark? by Bishop Ririe, the closing hymn was My Buddy" by L.B. Tanner accompanied by Vinessa Hamilton. Bob West offered the benediction. Honorary Pallbearers were Scotty Brown. George Hamilton, Don Harker, Tom Minor. Glen Holman, Len Hillmer. Active Pallbearers were Ian Clifton, Ralph Richardson, Bob Clifton, Kenneth Hogan, Bud Strong and Omar Tailifter. Interment followed in the Magrath Cemetery with Blair Murray dedicating the grave. „ Doug Rogers officiated at the Last Post . REG. $14.95 Wednesday, Thursday & Friday, Feb. . Prices for Magrath & District Sen- SENIOR CITIZENS: The 3 day trip to Edmonton to include the West Edmonton Mall, Parliament Buildings, Provincial Museum, Botanical Gardens will go on 19,20,21st. --- - - . iorr is for 4 sharing $70 each; 3 sharing $80 each; 2 sharing $90 each, single $140. This includes 2 nights at the Terrace Inn, but no meals. Reservations and money must be in by Januayry 18th. Even if you have already said you wanted to go, please phone now to make à definite reservation and say what accommodation arrangements you want. Gance Liar ion can be made up to January 18. Please phone Riries at 758-3456. NOTICE: The Notables Ladies vmnis wn.n (,i.r artists will present then "Ghr r sim-n:. ‘-i ‘k'NDùï EVEN I NG . DF-vF’D”3- ' " ' . !|C. . No A 1” 1 S3. . ■ 5 I MEN’S BOYS' JACKETS Boys’ Jackets in a good selection of styles. Fibrefilling, warm yet light weight. SIZES: S,M,L,XL REG: $¿9.95 to $59.95 20% Off Turtle necks with Plain T-SHIRTS Shoe/ Press Oxfords m On. Black or 39’5 "Stat us" Tie or Slip Brown. REGULAR lï H Q J J . BOOTS REG 24.95 29.95 Snow Boots with Nylon Uppers, rubber ed sole, felt liner. SIZES: 3-8. MEN’S JACKETS Men's Imitation Leather JiCKets with warm shearling lining. Brown shade 2 only RINGO’S: 9 th. 13th, 16 th ig C mpany Hall. F'KW SHOOT Mondays & 20th. will ■AGRATH ROD & GUN CLUB TURKEY Fridays Dec oci-. 7 j-.sn lagcatn • . ■ ■■ • • : v\ t 1 Christmas Savings LADIES’ NIGHTWEAR LOUNGERS & ROBES FULL ! RANGE PARIS STAR CO-ORDINATES - Vests, Blazers, Skirts, Pants in two popular shades - Teal and Burgandy. See this Special Sales Rack. Ideal Co-Ordinates that will make excellent Christinas gifts. Playtex Bandeau fcra WOW New "WITH-OUT-WIRE" Bra wi Comfortflex Shaper. Firm support, seamless BUY 1W.O.W. GET. Woac JEWELLED SEE OUR BASKETS OF EARRINGS, PINS, NECKLACES, etc. ASSORTED COLORS. NICE STOCKING- > STUFFER GIFTS. fl. a Cross SB Roast .4” täreuiscä LEAN, FRESH Sasssag® ^@at 500 g Sliced ************** ***** **♦♦**•»■»■*»♦■»»+ ., x.**.)^»********»#**»*--***** •■■* ■ - <•*>***4^f-*** HOCKEY NEWS . LI i•L'v A M OR TURKEY, thin, 70 g Raymond Squirts and Lethbridge Taco Time met in a November 16th game with Taco Time defeating the Squirts 5-2. Squirts scoremakers were Russell Zemp, Brett Karren each had 1 goal. Ben Beazer 1 assist. Bryce Strate was in goal. On November 23rd Raymond Squirts took on Coaldale Seals winning 12-0. Squirts goals were made by Darren Wrignt (3) Gordon Hollingshead (3) Bruce Strate 2, Brett Karren 1, Cory Gast 1, Ben Beazer 1 goal & 1 assist, Russell Zemp 1 goal, i assist; Chad Skretting 2 assists, Kinn Wetherelt 1 assist. Raymond Squirts tangled with Lethbridge Panthers on November 30th with a 10-1 win. Darren Wright had 6 goals and 2 assists; and Todd Fraser, Matt Johnson and Ben Beazer and Spencer Williams had 1 goal apiece. Bryce Strate, Matt Johnson & Chad Skretting played good defence and Kinn Wetherelt played excellent on front line. Magrath Squirts played two games in Raymond on Saturday, November 30th. In the first game Magrath was defeated by Raymond by a 6-2 score. Scoring for Magrath were John Ripley and Jason Ripley. Trevor Nelson had an assist. x.n the second game Magrath won 8-7. Magrath scorers were Tyler Harris with 4, John Ripley, Trevor Dunlop, Kevin Strate and Cam Owens each with one. Jason Ripley had an assist. Mr. Ole Kraft, beloved husband of Mrs. Maxine Kraft of Magrath, passed away suddenly Monday, December 2nd, 1985. He was 64 year of age. Funeral services will be held at Martin Brothers Memorial Chapel, 703 - 13th St. N. Lethbridge, on Friday, December 6th at 1:01 p.m. Viewing will take place at Martin Bros. Memorial Chapel Thursday evening, December 5th from 6:00 p.m. to 9 p.m. . . 1 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL DEWS i Cardston Cougars won the tnuual Magrath High School Basketball Tournament defeating Blood Reserve St. Mary's 67-45. Magrath Zeniths, hosts of the Tournament, captured third place by downing Winston Churchill Bulldogs 77-58 with Jeff Stevenson and Tod Kendrick scoring 19 pts. each for the Zeniths. Catholic Central Cougars downed Coaldale Kate Andrews Gaels 57-42 in the consolation final. Champion Cardston Cougars reached the finals by defeating Churhill Bulldogs 7759, while St. Mary's Warriors downed the Magrath Zeniths 50-47. Danny Manyfingers led the Warriors with 11 points while Jeff Stevenson scored 16 for the Zeniths. In the consolation semifinals GCH edged Raymond Comets 71-70 and Coaldale defeated Taber W.R. Myers Rebels 47-43. In the late game Friday night the Churchill Bulldogs won over Raymond Comets 82-68. ’ Trophy donors for the 17th Annua. L Magrath High School Invitational Basketball Tournament the past weekend were: Championship - Town of Magrath; 2nd Place - Tanco; 3rd Place - Magrath Clinic; Consolation - Magrath Co-Op; Cheerleader - Magrath High School; Sportsmanship - Magrath Trading Co. Individual - Magrath High School. NOTICE: The Magrath Lions Club is winding up the annual C.N.I.B. Jaiwast. If you have not donated and wist, to do so please contact Charlie Caldwell or John Bourne. WANTED TO RENT; Land in Magrath area, Cali 867-2467 or contact News Office. THE MAGRATH LEADING COMPANY DRY GOODS DEPT. HAS A GOOD SELECTION OF L.D.S. BOOKS FOR CHRISTMAS GIFT GIVING,. Diapers PAMPERS ASSORTED SIZES 8" Chicken Soup CHICKEN NOODLE MIX, LIPTONS 4 PACK (49 Granola Bars DIPPS 170 g I88 Ravioli 425 o |ts. CEREAL FROSTED FLAKES OR FRUIT LOOPS £25 DOG CHOW DR. BALLARDS 397 g Cheese PHILADELPHIA CREAM, 250 g 159 Pancake Syrup SUNTJMMfl J19 Crackers PARTY. PAULINS 159 box • ' PRODUCE limbs Yams m. i 84c„ Carrots 3# BAGS 88c Lettuce CRISP HEADS F2. Rutabagas kg 55c
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