| 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. STORE NEWS OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252- HARDWARE 758-3065 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday 8a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday . 8a.m. to x p.m> THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 19 81 . MAGRATH, ALBERTA. *********************i************************************************** LADIES READY-TO-WEAR ************************************************************************ LADIES FASHIONS TUNDRA Knit in original Scandinavian patterns from pure virgin Scandinavian a^aa wool. Hooded styles in *lnO or Natural. Grey Downfilled Coats Downfilled Coats in 3/4 and full length styles. Trimmed ___ & untrimmed : parka styles. ______ _ _ _ including «I A A95 . PRICED I & FALL and WINTER COATS SALE! GREAT REDUCTIONS IN SHORT & FULL LENGTH COATS, INCLUDING BOUCLE’ & WOOLS. cBEB » Hush Rippies Shoes New "HUSH PUPPIES" by Greb. Including Black, Light Tan, Grey Suede. JJight weight, comfortable to wear. PRICED FROM BE SURE TO SEE THE MANY NEW BLOUSES ON OUR RACKS PRICED FROM »30 UP. Fall Sweaters, New Fall Sweaters including Turtle Neck Pullovers, Cardigans. See the new Avon V Necks & Islándica. 1 BASKET OF PANTY HOSE IN ASSORTED BRANDS AND STYLES. Popular shades to choose from 99' YOUR CHOICE KNEE HIGHS 1 BASKET OF KNEE HIGH'HOSE IN ASSORTED STYLES AND SHADES. REGULAR $1.95 Tea Towels 149 dresses for tiny tots J c Checked Terry Tea Towels in Brown or Gold. "Whisk" REG. $1.98 Mrs. Annie Ro^nson, beloved wife of the late Albert V. Robinson of Twin Rivers passed away Friday, November 6, 1981 in the Magrath Municipal Hospital at the age of 94. Born in Wansworth, England, the late Mrs. Robinson came with her husband to Canada in 1910 settling in Ontario and later moved to Twin River, Alberta where she has resided until her passing. She was a lifetime member of the Del Bonita U.C.W. > Survivors include two sons Albert of Twin River, Ken of Del Bonita; five daughters Mrs. A.J. (Doris) Larson of Magrath, Mrs. M. (May) Weiss of Riley, Mrs. J.C. (Vera) Althen of Twin River, Mrs. A. (Ethel) Boyer of Devon and Mrs. J.C. (Nada) Light of Calgary; 35 grandchildren, 72 great grandchildren and five great great grandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband Albert in 1953 and one son Victor in 1979, one daughter Florence in 1934, two sisters and three brothers. Funeral services were held in the McKillop United Church, Lethbridge, Monday, November 9th with Rev. Betty Lynn Schwab officiating. Interment took place in Mountain View Cemetery Family Plot. Little Girls Dresses in assortes styles, fabrics and shades. $7.95 - $19.95 20% OFF y CHILDREN’S SETS An early resident of the Magrath area, Dallas Minion of Warner, passed away Friday, November 6," 1981 at the age of 77 years. Born in Anatone., Wash, he moved to Magrath with his parents in 1913. He was educated at Lehi Country School, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge -and Magrath. He taught school, later purchasing a farm in the Warner district in 1945. Mr. Minion was very active in Community affairs both in Magrath and Warner. He is survived by his loving wife Dagmar (Christensen), one son Lee of Warner; ’ _ ’ - (Joyce) Templeton of Lethbridge, Mrs. James ' _ ’ (Bonnie) Nottingham of Warner; 12 grandchildren, nine great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday, Nov. 9th in the Warner Memorial Evangelical Church with Rev. Laurie Burridge officiating. Interment followed in the Warner Cemetery. three daughters* Mrs. George (Betty) Doenz and Mrs. Ernest Two sisters, born and raised in Magrath, daughters of the late Ernest and Olive Bennion, passed away during the past week within two days of each other. Mrs. Deloise Hill passed away Monday, Nov. 2nd at the age of 75 years. Mrs. Florence Morris passed away Wed. Nov. 4th at the age of 72 years. Both were residents of Lethbridge. * Boys & Girls Sets in popular Corduroy. Assorted styles. REGULAR $19.95 13” *************** Mrs. Alice Harker has just returned from holidaying in Fox Creek, Edmonton , Calgary and Logan, Utah, visiting with her children. is Mr. FOUND: In my front yard, Child's bike. Owner may claim by identi. fvlnr. Ph. 7c?-3Vr>? Mrs. Marge Hikida of Richmond, B.C. visiting at the homes of her parents and Mrs. S. Saga and sister Mrs. Sue Kado. Mrs. Mary Cork of Burnaby, B.C. is visiting relatives in Magrath including sisters Mrs. June Mikado and Mrs. Sue • Mikado. Mary and June just returned from ar '-t-m-. i -, < '■■y.-: Stripe 100% G.W.G. REGULAR $39.95 PRICED AT PRICED AT JOGGING PANTS PEP SHIRTS TO Grey Mix. '25 AND MATCH. Jogging Jackets in Grey Tweed with black trim. Light and comfortable. Cords Wrangler Cords in Brown or Grey. Well tailored, popular cut. INSULATED WORK BOOTS Light Tan leather upper, cleated sole. Wàk Boote REG. $29.95 Men's Coveralls in popular Express Twill. Cotton. 4 rack Suits *****»**8**9**«******** WANTED: Magazines (family type) for cutting up for school. Ph. 758-6239 The Garden City Senior Citizens' Association would once again like to remind people of our Memorial Fund. We ar$ quite willing,to let bereaved persons use the lounge for family gatherings and dinners after the funerals. There is no charge to the bereaved. However we would appreciate donations in memory of the deceased persons to pay upkeep and utilities on this room. Anyone wishing further information please call Isabell Holladay at 758-3229 or 758-3575. ' During the past year dohations have neen received in memory of following: Rulon Thomson, Leah Hamilton, Annie Hillmer, Lauretta Dahl, Rosa Brunner, Horace Ririe, • Mike Schneyder, Ila Poulsen, DeVere Chipman, Lawrence McClain. NOTICE: Anyone interested in singing in the Community Christmas Musical "Ah mal & the Night Visitors'* please come to the school oh Wednesdays and Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. for rehearsels. There will be no auditions. Anyone is welcome to sing. Rehearsels will be held every Wed. and Thursday through November. Call 758-6261 for more information. POT LUCK SUPPER - Members and friends of the Magrath United Church are invited to a Pot Luck Supper this Sunday evening, November 15th at 5:30 p.m. Please bring your fr."_. ' food for the supper table. Lajoy a delicious meal and an evening of visiting. FOR SALE: A pair of Boy's molded skates, size 7 $25; Hockey helmet with mask $15. Ph. 758-3041. NOTICE: Would like a housecleaner half day per week. $5 per hour. Phone 758-3745 after 7 p.m. CHINESE COOKING CLASS - Thursdays, 7:30 p.m. Home Ec. Room. Six week course. $32.00. . FOR SALE: 8 homemade Birdhouses painted light green. Made from & *5" plywood. Have 1*5" entry hole and extended eaves, 3" landing pad in front. Size approx. Il"x9"x8*s" • Attached back piece for easy installation on tree or building. $17 each. Phone McKelveys at 758-3181. Also would the lady who called regarding a Deacon's Bench please call again. We have it ready for delivery and forgot who called. Thanks. FOR SALE: Girl's white figure skates, size 4. Ph. 758-3031. DOUGHNUTS & BISMARKS: Place your order now to be made and delivered Saturday, November 14th. Call Lowry's at 758-3120. CARPENTRY - every Thursday, 7 p.m. Drop In Center. Bedspreads. y ea. i Thickly napped Terry Bath Towels in Green or Orange solid shades. REGULAR $6.95 LIONS CLUB NEWS Lion John Bourne has been appointed Zone Chairman for this area consisting of four Lions Clubs. The C.N.I.B Drp.ve is nearly completed but one more special appeal is going’’'i out to those in Rural Magrath, Spring Coulee and Del Bonita for their contributions to this most worthwhile cause. Our sincere thanks goies out to those who have already contributed. A number of Lions and their wives motored to Raymond Saturday evening to attend their Charter Night. Lion John Bourne introduced the guest speaker, Dist. Governor O.K. Werner of Kalispell. Barry Gorham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gorham, has returned home from the Arcadia Mission and reported his experiences at services Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gorham and Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Thompson met Barry in Salinas, Calif, where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gorham and family. WANTED TO : beginning < THANK YOU: You" any way with our annual Bazaar. Special thanks’ to those who set up the booth, those who took it down; the ladies who worked in it each day, and especially to the many who made and donated handicrafts and baking. It was most appreciated. Magrath United Church. RENT: House in Magrath January 1st. 758-3280. : A most sincere "Thank to everyone who helped in ■ REMEMBRANCE poppy once a year who marched away; so near, yet for their We wear a For those They seem A blood-stained field of clay. We take a cup and drink it up For friends both far and near; Then memory strays to other days And other scenes so dear. Give rosemary for remembrance A saying old yet new, As through the air, a fragrance rare Brings thoughts of friendship true. We often think of those we love, That we have lost awhile, But hearts of gold are those who hoi The memory of a smile. E.M. Cooper CHRISTMAS IDEAS CLASS - will be held at the Magrath High School Home Ec. Room, Wed. Nov. 25th from 7-9 p.m. To register call the District Home Economist at Cardston 653-4461. Bring a copy of your favorite Christmas recipe or idea. Sponsored by Alberta Agriculture. Chenille Spreads in two-tone design Bei.ge, Orange, Blue, Red, Brown. REG. $65.00 Corp-fa Comfortable Comfa Bags, zippered to keep you cozy. Assorted designs 35x64. REG $39.95 *32 SIZE: 35x70 REG. $45 Perma-Press Sheets in Flat and Fitted with matching cases. Floral REG. * ******************** Friends were sorry to hear of the death in Calgary Monday of Frank Sabey, beloved husband of Mrs. Mae (Harris) Sabey who at the age of 78 services will be 1 passed away Funeral this Thursday afternoon at in years. held p.m. Calgary. If you make a mountain molehill, don’t expect climb up and admire the view. out of a people to I MeR*0 l$ng sleeved Uns« «hirta by BVD, Patterns and . Tapered and folics report A couple ©f items worth noting have come to ligjit in gping over statistic« for Magrath Detachment. First, our total complaints for the year to Jocfc. 31st have increased Uy 106 for a 22* increase over the same period iR J®8d.> Also of note is that pur break»-in have been reduced by 15% overall. However, of the total break-ins to date this year, there is a drastic change in the places which are broken into. The break-ins of bus* iness premises has been reduced Dy 40% but the break-ins of residences has increased by 44%. This seems to indicate that th« cu imrit’s find it easier to enter residences wl|ich in most cases are unlocked, than to enter loclted business premises. Once again, we wish to impress upon the citizens of Magrath and area that 1 . the days of being able to leave building« i : unlocked or property lying axound aja over. If you want to keep your residence« and property safe, you must Jock up. The following complaints were received during October 1981: 4 Break-ins, J Theft -‘f Vehicle, 2 Thefts over $200, 1 Tijaffc under $200, 1 Possession of S>t£j«n RjoparEy, 1 Disturbance, 1 Trespassing, 1 Killing of Cattle, 1 Threat, 5 Liquor Cfiarges, 2 Wildlife Act Charges and 2 Complaints of Dangerous Dogs. Cpl. J.C. Ferguson. Men’s Leng Sleeve Dress Shirt ÌJìPCS- $33 $27) AAÇK Op PFBEfl RANTS IN BLENDS, GREYS, BROWNS, REGULAR $35 tQ $39.95 to Price woew ELUES Plaid JadM Ehlrto JACKETS DEL BONITA 4 H BEEF CLUB NEWf The reorganization meeting of the Del Bonita 4 H Beef Club was held on Oct. 19th at the Del Bonita School, We discussed forming a Leather 4H Club and feel we will have enough members. We then had an election of officers where are as follows: President - Shelly Powlesland; Vice President - ”eif Powlesland; Secretary - Todd Carter; Treasurer - Scott Althen. Club'Reporter - John Powlesland. Historian-Librarian - Suzanne Althen. Lunch Committee - Mary Jo Powlesland, Tobi Barnett, Rory Hoyt, Tracy Barnett Dean Jorgensen. Program Committee and Charitable Donations - Todd Hoyt, Scott and Mitchell Carter & Heather Newton. . Mr. Dale Jorgensen is our leader an< Mr. Randy Newton is Assistant Leader. The next meeting - Weigh Day, at -“■'e and Barb Powleslands, Wednesday, Nov. 11th, 10 o’clock. We think this year will be great. John Powlesland, Club Reporter. 1 RA«, ©F JAC SHIRTS, JACKETS BLAgERS, ETC. FALL & WINTER STYLES. CLEARING AT Vt Price SWEATERS Jackets, Sweaters, Cardigans, Vests, Pullovers. Assorted styles by BVD if. & Jantzen. Aerobic Dance: The last evening Aerobic Dance- class before the holidays commences Nov. 9th. Classes will be on Mondays and Wednesdays only. The last class will be Dec. 2nd. Contact Doris Gruninger, 8-6237. THANKSGIVING IN NOVEMBER? Americans/Spouses (adults only) wishing to share in a community type Thanksgiving Dinner Thursday, Nov. 26th at the Drop In Center, please contact Doris Gruninger, 8-6237 BEFORE Nov. 16th so that rental cost and food assignments can be made. Thanks. CLEARING AT Vî PRICE NOTICE: Tje Freeman Institute Study Class on good Constitutional Government will be on Thursday, Nov. 19, 7:30 p.Ki. at Willard Paxman’s home, Raymond. *************** NOTICE: Woodworking at the Drop In Center for adults, 7 p.m. * Thursday evening. Bring your own plans and material. A.P.H. 50 ft. of SNOWFENCE. Stained for longer wear. Mfe JB QB 5 wi re. K 9 9 Rent the RINSENVAC O Carpet Cleaning system^! The RINSENVAC system rinses and vacuums out dirt and ‘ grime In a single sweep, leaving your carpets clean and fresh Do-it-yourself and savei So effective carpets stay clean t Don't wait till the Z Christmas rush to do /I your rugs. fl \ MINIMUM CHARGE. . J/LH PER HOUR, longer. s5 tool box REGULAR $13.88 Saw Sox All Metal Saw Box in bright red. 14x10x10. Fire Protection For Heavy duty Metal Tool Box, 20x7x7. Red enamel finish. æc $lg>o '|4'88 Tested at 1700' for one hour to protect your valuable documents. You can have important papers and docuCABINET ments home safe for easy reference. 1 ONLY WALL TOOL CABINET Two door with tool rack at bottom. 1 REGULAR $2 3.95 REGULAR $79.95 SPECIAL GRINDER .Juried for REAL one-hand use. Makes the hand file virtually obsolete. Adjustable safety guard for use in best position for clear view of work piece. Excellen wheel overhang to maximize working area. TRIM, CUT, GRIND AND SAND. FLOOR JACK Lift range: 5"-15", aH steel saddle and plate. A handy tool for your shop. Coal Hod Sturdy steel construction. Black enamel finish. I WE INVITE YOU TO USE OUR HANDY LAY-AWAY p, PLAN FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS & TOY SHOPPING . Handy disposable BIC Lighters. REGULAR $1.39 99* 2” 4 BONELESS 175 g SWIFTS TENDER I I WiSlWTS BULK BONELESS SHOULDER PKG LB LB J' 1» 4” CAPITAL REPORT - Johnny Thompson M.L.A. The Provincial Government has completed an agreement with the Federal Government on an Energy Package which, in my opinion, is a good deal for both parties. The criticism I have received from my constituents is that the price of energy will go up. This is a fact of life that most industrialized countries of the western world have already accepted and adjusted to, with the exception of Canada. Even before the Energy Agreement the price of petroleum products and natural gas was Steadily increasing. This was due to tax increases by the Federal Government added to the basic price. This tax increase goes for such things as expansion of Petro Canada and the payment of off-shore oil purchases. Up'until now the major portion of the price increases has been in the form of taxes to the Federal Government, from which Albertans receive very little benefit. It is infinitely better for the people of Alberta to have a share of these increases from the energy agreement flow back to the province to support the services Albertans now enjoy. Secondly, the precedent has been firmly established that the provinces control the production of their natural resourves. This has now been accepted by the Ottawa government. This precedent was established when the Federal Government did not challenge the cutbacks in oil production - up to 120,000 barrels per day - that the Provincial Government initiated in March and June of this year. Thirdly, the agreement bars the Ottawa government from putting an export tax on natural gas. The Federal Government resisted this to the end of the negotiations. For example, when the first export tax on crude oil, exported td the U.S. was assessed, the tax was 22 cents a barrel. However, although we new export very little crude to the U.S., the export tax has been increased ovex' the years to $22 a barrel, one hundred times as much as the first tA* imposed. As we have a surplus of natural gas at present and export of hatoral gat is very important source of revenue for the industry, I feel that the teguirmertt of no export tax by the Federal Government on natural gas is art essential part of the agreement. These to me are the throe moat important advantages the people of Alberta reoeive from this agreement and why I fully endorse it. I am in Edmonton at present while the House is in full session. For those who wish to contact me» qall collect to 427-1815. ARTS & CRAFTS NIGHT - for Magrath Seeopd ward is rescheduled for 7 p.m. Thurs. November 19th. FOR SALE: 9x7 metal Garage Door. Ph. 758-3707. ST JOSEPHS L. TEA & BAZAAR agrath Trading Co. Hall, Sat. oveHaet FOR RSNtf:. £ hpupe. M Harker AV- Ahd&tiba, ' fhone 738*3235. RAYMOND SWIM CLUB is sponsoring the Alberta Dusters Professional Ball Team in an intersquad game at the Raymond High School, Wed. Nov. 18th at 7 p.m. Tickets $2 - 11 yrs. & under, $3 - 12 and over. MAGRATH UNITED CHURCH CHOIR - all interested in forming and singing in a choir plaaae ba prepared to stay following .the worship service Sunday morning. ALBERTA DUSTBRS BASKETBALL SHASON - begins Sat. Nov. 28th. Ticket Packages available at the Dusters Of flee,. Ph. 320-7575. MEAT PIES SWANSONS Toothpaste. crest iso ml Facial Tissue kleenex Dog Food T U F F Y s Cereal fruit l Luncheon Meat p r e n sro g Cranberry Cocktail 182 L. KG . . . P S KELLOGGS 425 G . COCOS FRYS 250 g Bating Powder magic «0 G. PRODUCE NO. . lb 78* LEMONS Jumbo Onions ' SPAN I SH TYPE . LB 58« S U N K I S T . LB 79^ Celery Stalks c r i s p. lb Apples GRANNY SMITH . lb figC
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