| 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 HOUKS; MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY „.$ a.M. t-> 6 P.M. WEDNESDAY . 8A.M, to 1 P.M. . „ . .SATURDAY.8 A.M. to 7 P.M. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27th, 1966 .MAGRATH, ALBERTA. Dry ÇooJs Dept. 590 up 39 0 up MASKS COSTUMES - Inflamable SHAMOOS REVLON "SUPER NaTURAL"; The softest hair spray ever created, perfect for today!s casual hairdo2s 0 I 7 Q REGULAR $3.00 VALUE. | ' a DECORATIONS - Pumpkins, Witches, etc VANITY GIFT ITEMS I NOVELTY BATH BRUSHES.VANITY TRAY - lipstick hold4 er, pin holder, styling brush & comb. DRESSING f TABLE SET - ponder dish, tray and brush. iiiuHHiitiiiiiiiHtHiiitHiHiiniitiHiiunitimiHitmiHiiititiiimuttiitinifuimutihitHiittiii BRECK DEAL Giant size Breck Shampoo with FREE Shampoo AppJier Bottle REGULAR $3.00 VALUE. ‘ o 99 RICHaKD HUDNUT EGG CREME SHaMPOO For dry, normal and oily hair. REGULAR $2.00 . | 29 SHOWER CAPS Plastic shower caps to protect your beautiful hair do. Trimmed with nylon tricot. Assorted colors.59$ magic turban Keeps your hairdo as you sleep, bathe, drive, work or play. Assorted colors. $1.50 LINT BRUSHES Metalic brush that removes lint like magic, ?.-enews nap. So useful. around the heme, in the car, etc, .$1,25 FALL PRINTED SOUFFLE; Attractive Fhisley pattern with Olive green background, . • ' - 45" wide.„$2.39 ydn CORDUROY Fine wale Corduroy in •36" width. COLORS; Red Blue, Green, etc. REG. $1.19 yd. BROCADE Ifetelasse Printed Brocade in shades Brown. 3'5" wide REGULAR $5 o95••• BONDED KNIT; Terry finish, in Cranberry Red, Royal Blue. 54" wide,.$6.50 yd. MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. Qood. Jdace to Jrade Congratulations are being extended to Miss Christine Thompson who has received word she is to be the recipient of the Governor General's award fir ¿btiining the highest average for Grade nine in the Cardston School Division No. 2* Christine is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John.'Thompson of Spring Coulee. She received her elementary sr.hnol i ng at Spring Coulee and has been a stxd4nt at the Magrath Junior High and is now in her first year of Magrath SsniofcHiglt.School; A number of Magrath students travelled to Calgary Sunday where they received their Speech — Arts certificates in the Jubilee Auditorium, Included were the following students of Mrs. Mary Yvonne Hohm: Denise Hamilton, Roger Hohm, Billy Alston, Shari Jane Hohm, Shirley Johnson, John Balderson, Neal Harker, MMrtin Kinchelo, Fredrick Strate, Morgan Strate, and Mrs. Hohm received her certificate, Tommy Carter and Kim Christensen, students of Mis. Zaugg of Stirling. Mr. and Mrs; Gerald Leishman, Mr* and Mrs* Ronda Dahl and Mrs* Ruth Johnson attended graduati on excercises Monday 4f Miss Ann Leishman, daughter of Mr* and Mrs* Gerald Leish— man. Miss T.ei ahi-nan received her diploma as a Registered Nurse at ceremonies held in Northern Jubilee Auditorium, Edmonton. She took her training at University Hospital, Edmonton. .,1* Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mertz of Provo, Utah are receiving congratulations on the hirth of a son bom Wednesday, October 19th. Mrs. Mertz is the former Betty Ann Tanner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fingree Tanner. NOTICE; The Magrath Rod and Gun Club will hold a meeting this Friday evening, October 28th at 8 P.M. in the Lions Club Rooms. FOR SALE; Roll-^away, large crib, bed, drop leaf table. Marge Arndt, Ph, 758-3121. ANNUAL FaLL SUPPER - of the Magrath U. C. W, will be held in the Magrath United Church Hall Saturday November 5th from 5:30 to 8 P.M. Everyone welcome. NOTICE; All those interested in becoming members of the Del Bonita 4 H Beef Club should have their application for membership forms completed and returned to Ei Newton or Ray Powlesland by November 15/66. Official weigh day is November 11th, 1966. Next meeting will be held at the United Church Hall, Del Bonita on Novmeber 12th at 2 P.M. Ed Newton. LOST; Man's brown plastic and metal rimmed glasses (spattered with paint). Lost sometime Monday. $5.00 reward. Contact Paul A. Lipinski, 811-21st St. S. Lethbridge, Ph. 327-7237. NOTICE; Will take Christmas orders now for Barbie and Skipper doll clothes. Please contact Donna Cook, Ph. 758-3014. NOTICE; Wi 11 the person who removed the money from my wallet at the hospital one night last week please return it or I will put your name in the paper next week. Zola Whitehead. JUST ARRIVED; "Snuggle Bug" houseslippers by Lyons of Lonaon, Pink, Blue, White. $3.99 pr. Upstairs. RUBBER FOOTnEaR: A good stock of Overshoes - . T-, - „.1. . '-i rp Charles Steed, sin 4f Mrs* Twila Steed of Magrath has received his Bachelor bf Education degree at B.Y.U., Provo, Utahi Mr. Steed received his teaching certificate at Edmonton, taught in the Calgary division before going to B.Y.U. He is on the teaching staff at Kathryn, Alberta. Mr. and Mrs. Pingree Tanner are visiting in Sacrament», California, guests of their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. John Tanner and family. Patients in the Magrath Municipal Hospital during the past week included Mrs. Lillian Taylor, Mr. Frank Brown, Mrs. Susie Wilkins, Mr. P. Entz, Mr. Ernie Dalton, Mrs. Stella Gibb, Connie Lefebvre, Kevin Lefebvre, Peter Fischer, Glen Scott, Mrs, Mary Bauer, Mrs. John Kalf, Mrs, Rebecca Wurtz, Mrs. F.li zabeth Wipf and Baby ^alf. ATTENTION GARDENERS OR ANYONE STORING POTATOES FOR WINTER; Maintain your Potatoes with "SPROUT NIP". It will prevent the growth of sprouts or prevent sprouts that have started to grow from further growth. Full instructions . 7 »z. spray can will do 1 ton of potatoes. Price; $2,25. Hardware Dept, FOR SAIE; 1964 Suzuki 50 C.C. Motor Scooter in top condition. Ph. 758-6522, TOMORROW HOLDS NO DOUBT FOR ME I've shut the door on yesterday, its sorrows and mistakes, past seek room, ani I've looked within its gloomy walls failures and mistakes, And now I've thrown the key away to another And furnish it with hope and smiles every spring-like bloom. No thought shall enter this abode that has a hint of pain, And neither malice nor distruct shall therein reign, I've shut the door on yesterday and thrown ' away the key, T~marrow holds no douM, f^r me, sin^e I haveMAGRATH GRADING COMPANY LTD. ^Hardware Jdept. (Several Remnants at greatly reduced prices.) VINYL Per Lin. INLAID; Ft. A choice cf pa items and colors. . |98 PRINTED INLAID: A nice selection of patterns to choose from. Per Lin. Ft. 99C CONGOLEUM: Several CONGOLEUM: Bedroom, etc. Per Discontinued Patterns ». » • ». ». ». ». ». Handsome printed patterns for Kitchen, Lin. Ft. BAPCO VELVET FLAT HaVE a NUMBER OF QUaRTS OF BaPCO VELVET FLaT PaINT IN GOOD COLORS CLEARING nc a SAVING. 2 FOR 3^ WE STILL INTERIOR .AT a B I .■REGULaR $3.25 qt. SEMI GLOSS ENAMEL BaPCO SEMI GLOSS INTERIOR ENAMEL TINTED TO JaDE GREEN (Dark Turquoise) GaLLONS, 1 Gallon of semi gloss interior enamel in "sandalwood" (Dark Beige), requ^r $10<05 gal. |/£ PRICE /x t\ i\ /<~ix A À )\ /X ix /X SX SX~ÌÌ~ì'x'~rx sC7x sx z<*X /( /x a”a7< sx A /Cn /x sx /( A À X /x sx z\ zi" SUNBEAM SUPER POWER: 1^ horsepower motor, 5 year hose guarantee, Deluxe set of attachments. Canada’s most powerful, popula.r priced Home Vacuum Cleaner. (WOULD YOU BELIEVE YOUR OLD WORKABLE VaCUUM CLEaNER IS WORTH $20.00 WHEN YOU TRADE IT IN ON THIS NEW SUPERPOWER SUNBEaM. $20.00 TRaDE IN. COURIER: 1 1/3 horsepower motor - gets deep-down dirt; Unique Courier mobility and style; 2 year hose guarantee; Inside tool and cord storage; 4 filter system gets the dirt and keeps it; Super size quick ohange dust bag, 4 piece attachment set. AN IDEAL CHRISTINE GIFT ITEM, PLAN FOR GIFTS SUNBEaM HaND MIXERS.$14.88 up SUNBEaM CaROUSEL BROILER.$36.95 SUNBEaM MIK MaSTER,.$39.95 PHILIPS ELECTRIC KNIFE. .$27.95 up SUNBEaM TOaSTER broiler.$15.95 SUNBEAM ELECTRIC BLANKET.$17.88 SUNBEaM ELECTRIC FRY PAN. $17.38 LaDY TORCaN PROFESSIONAL HAIR DRYER $39.95 (Many, MANY MOKE ITENE IN aPPLIaNCES, FURNITURE, & HOUSEHOLD appliances) MAGRATH GRADING COMPANY LTD. GIRDLES GRENIER "FORTUNA1; Long leg Fhnty Girdle of power net lycra with satin lastex front and back panel. <~\OO SIZES; S. M. L. XL. EXQUISITE "SLIMETTE"; Long leg Panty Girdle of power net lycra with lastex sides, back and front panels. Zipper i S• M. L«••••••• I300 EXQUISITE "SLIMETTE11 GIRDLE; Regular puT 1 on type with power net lycra and satin side, back and front panels. S. M. L, XL.Qoo EXQUISITE FORM "M^GIC LaDY"; Knit from Chiffon elastic — the lightest, thinnest, most powerful yarn in the world. Medium and Long Leg. . . 495 & 595 side opening for easy - on. ' XL.I I200 „„ BRAS . GOTHIC; Bandeaus and £ length bra’s of white cotton broadcloth. SIZES: 32A to 36D. EXQUISITE FORM; Fhdded bra’s of white cotton, adjustable cotton straps. SIZES; 32A to 36C. w'ONDtuR BRrt. "Petal Burst11; White cotton and White satin. SIZES; 32A to 38C. DRESSES COATS LADIES DRESS COkTS; Plain & fur trimmed fashions in wool & mohair, tweeds. JACKETS; Corduroys, suedes wool plaids, Orlon File in the latest styles. to 8900 RUBBER FOOTWEAR CHILDREN’S BOOTS; Pullwn i ".uner Overshoes in White, J I "own, Red. 298tQ 495 A good selection of well tailored Wools, including Aljeans, smart silk crepes, printed silks and dacrons STYLISH ! SNOW BOOTS; Chi ~ldren ’ • I Ladies and Misses lined I Snow Boots in flat and heal I I models in Black or Brown. I. I CHILDS - 1G-4 :498 V 98 I JLhDIES: 6 - 10,g98o |l^93 I PVDDLERS; Misses and Ladies f I plastic overshoes, SETS NIGHTIE & PEGNIOR SETS; Nylon tricot Nightie with matching Duster type Pegnior. lace and ribbon trim. COLORS; Mint, Pink. 1298 NIGHTIES FLANNELETTE "GRANNY'S"; Very popular with Miss Teenager in attractively patterned cozy Flannelette. OQQ P.J.S FLANNELETTE PYJAMAS; Tailore d and "fussies" in popular dly Flannelette SEE THE NEW ARRIVALS IN COSTUME JEWELRY - PIERCED EARRINGS PIN & EARRING SETS. MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. A4.en' 5 cP Boys' Wear Hi BOY S: MEN'S MEN'S BOYS Smartly styled^ warm, well tailored Jackets in Nylon quilted Ski Jackets> Melton Cloth "Bench Warmers", All Wool Plaid Blanket Cloth with Orlon pile Lining, SIZES: n. to 16 yrs . MENS Nylon quilted Ski Jackets, Corduroy, Terylene, Suede and Wool Plaid Jackets in plain or Orlon File linings A nice selection of styles 6æ „ SIZES; 34 to 44.• IO95 lNgjLATED VESTS MEN'S NYLON QUILTED INSULATED VESTS - PLAIN OR REVERSIBLE. S* M* Lt XLj.huh. 695UP 100$ DOWN FILLED VESTS, SLEEVELESS. | 95 100$ DOWN FILLED VESTS WITH SLEEVES,. .ll.uUllllllluUlUIUHIIIIUItllDhlllHHIHtUIIIHIHlii WESTERN SHIRTS Smartly tailored Gingham Shirts featuring Western Cut Yoke, button trim. Assorted patterns and colors in checks and plaids, SIZES: 8 to 16 yrs . REGULAR $4.95 . MEN 1 S; Western tailored Gingham Shirts with fancy cut yoke and pockets, pearl snap button fasteners. A nice selection of checks and plaids in favorite . . --- --- --- --- — fancy snap s CASUAL WINTER GLOVES AND MITTS Lined and Unlined styles in your favorite, comfortable fashion. Leather and split leather. NEVER PRESS b.W.G. never press NYLON PANTS. Well tailored, tapered, Loden ehade. CORDS MEN'S CHAMOIS LINED WINTER CAPS IN NYLON, COTTON TWILL, WOOL. ASSORTED COLORS. Days borduroy Rints in popular Hoyster style. Tan, Brown, YOtNG MEN'S SIZES MOVIES: A place where people talk behind your back. MAGRATH 7 RAD I NG COMPANY LTD. Çooc/ fPlace to dJrade LIONS CLUB BINGO Get your tickets early for the McIntyre Steer Calf Raffle. Door prize all 3 nights. Slave Auction all 3 nights. Bingo — Bingo - Bingo. Valuable prizes for winners. The Lions Club has appreciated your support in the past and encourage you once again to support the club. THE DATES: Friday, November 18th, Friday, November 25th, Friday, December 2nd. TIME: 8 P.M. PLACE; Lions Club Rooms, TICKETS; Can be purchased for the Steer Calf from any Lion member. LIONS INTERNATIONAL PEACE ESSAY CONTEST Lions International is sponsoring a "Peace" Essay contest with the winner receiving $25,000. Magrath district residents are encouraged to participate* Entries should be handed in to Mr. Haynes at the High School on or before December 10th, 1966. Some rules and regulations are: 1. Essay shall not exceed 5,000 words. 2. Essay shall be typed on standard size white paper. 3« Contestants who will be 14 but less than 22 years of age as of January 15th, 1967 are eligible* 4* Only one entry per person. 5« Entry must be submitted to and sponsored by a Lions Club. The essay topic is "Peace Is Attainable", Purposei To focus the attention of people on the desirability of searching for ideas and developing a plan toward making world peace a reality. Anyone wishing further information should contact either Ted Haynes or Liom: President Blair Sabey. , FAMOUS BASKETBALL TEAM TO APPEAR IN MAGRaTH Arrangements have been completed to have Boid Buie and his famous Harlem Stars appear in Magrath on Tuesday, November 8th at 8:30 P.M. This team is famous for its Razzle Dazzle Ball handling, Intricate Pass Patterns} Trick Shooting, Marathon Dribbling and Impromptu Comedy. The Harlem Stars can excite the whole family with their entertaining play. The Magrath High School Zeniths will provide the opposition for the Stars. Coach Karren is quite hopeful of producing a strong provincial contender this year and the boys will be playing their hardest. For an envening of fun come see the famojrs Harlem Stars play the Zeniths.Tuesday, November Sth in the Big Gym, Admission Prices: Adults $1,00 Students 75$, Children (under 12 yrs) 50$« Miss Ottolene Gast of St. Louis, Mo., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gast, was one of 63 accordianists chosen for an audition for a U.S.O. tour. The group consisted of twelve accordionists, a percussionist and a vocalist. The group has been notified that they will tour Newfoundland, Iceland, Greenland and Labrador for a period of four weeks beginning in June. They are one of only four teen college groups chosen by the National Music Council for next year'w Department of Defence tours and are known as the "Accordionaires", Mrs. Olive James has returned from Vancouver where she attended the farewell testimonial of her grandson Dennis James, son of Mr. and Mrs. larry James. Dennis leaves the end of October to ful fi 1 a two and a half year Mission in France and Belgium. Const. Kent Hansen, R.C.M.P., arrived Sunday evening to spend a three week visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hansen. Kent is enroute from Toronto to Vancouver where he has been transferred. Mr. Roger Holladay of Calgary was a weekend visitor at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Holladay. A reporter from a big city newspaper visited a friend who ran a country weekly. He asked his friend: "How can you keep up your circulation in a town where everyone already knows what everyone else is doing?" The editor grinned. "They know what everyone’s doing, all right, but they read the paper to see who's been caught at it." Mr. and Mrs. Tom Boulton of Richmond, B.C. are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son (9 lb, 12 oz.) September 30th. Mrs. Boulton is the former Georgeina Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harris of the McIntyre Ranch. Mrs. Colleen Brown had as her guests her parents Mr. and Mrs. Linden Bone cf Brooks. Mr, Bruce Ehlert of I>gan, Utah was home for the weekend, the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ehlert. Miss Cheryl Ririe of Calgary spent the weekend visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Ririe. ATTENTION CURLERS; Curling will begin Tuesday, November 1st with a Mixed Bonspeil. Please enter your names/rinks with Bob Mikado or Forrest Balderson by Saturday . night, October 29th.MAGRATH : RADI NG COMPANY LTD. 4 VARIETIES. NOTICE; The First Ward. Relief Society is having a Halloween Luncheon and Programme on Monday, October 31st at 1 P.M. in the Relief Society Room. All ladies in the Ward are cordially invited to attend. CARD OF THANKS; Mr. Frank Allen wishes to thank the Doctors and Nurses for their kindness to him while a patient in the Mag-rath Hospital. Also the friends who sent him cards and came to visit him. Their kindness was greatly appreciated. ANKUaL RE-ORGANIZATION MEETING - for the Magrath Centennial Golf Club will be held in the Lions Hall October 31st at 8 P.M. All golfers invited to attend. Elect your new officers and plan for the coining year. L. B. Tanner, Sec. LEFT IN THE GROCERY DEPT - some time ago - white plastic shopping bag containing underwear and laundry and bottle of "87" formula. Claim at News Office. FOR SALE; 1 pr. of Girls Tap Dance Shoes - size 6. Christine Harker, Ph. 758-3102. NOTICE: Anyone wishing gardens ploughed please contact Reid Gruninger, Ph. 758-3230 FOR SaLE; Four roomed house with Bath and Shower, Terms as rent or will rent. Also chesterfield and chair, double bed and. bureau, knitting machine, fridge, gas range, kitchen table and four chairs, 6 ft. step ladder, 16 ft. extension ladder. Contact Francis Finn, Ph. 758-3548 or write Box 535, Magrath. NOTICE; The United Church Ladies Aid will hold it's regular meeting Wednesday afternoon, Nov, 2nd at 2:30 P.M. at the home of Mrs, Kate Morrow, YOUTH SERVICES: During the winter months, the last Sunday of each month is to be a Youth Service at the Magrath United Church. This Sunday, October 30th at 7 P.M. the topic will be "Science and Religion" which should be of special interest to teenagers, but is open to all ages - old and young. FAREWELL PARTY; Following this worship service at 7 P.M. there will be a farewell party at 8 P.M. for the following families: Van Homs, Phtkins, Saddlemyers, Finns. All are invited to attend. MAGRaTH PhRK THEATRE NEWS: Friday and Saturday, October 28th and 2?th "VILLAGE OF GIANTS" in color starring Tommy Kirk, Johnny Crawford. Also comedies. Coming "Ugly Dachsund". NOTICE; St. Joseph's C.W.L. will hold its annual Bazaar Saturday, November 5th from 2 to 5:30 P.M. in the Lions Club Rooms. The Bazaar will consist of a Tea, Bake Sale and Tombola. Mrs. I. Gruninger. PaNTRY SALE; The Magrath United Church Sunday School is holding a Pantry Sale in the Lions Club Rooms this Saturday, October 29th from 3 to 5 P.M. Meat Fies will be sold. Children of the Sunday School are asked to please have their bake items in by 2:30 P.M. All donations will be gratefully accepted. N. Owens. ATTENTION MAGRATH AND DISTRICT RESIDENTS: Attached with the "Store News" this week is the annual Harvest Sale of Groceries and Meats, Fresh Produce and Frozen Foods. The sale will last until November 5th. LADIES CURLING CLUB SOCIAL - for all Ladies wishing to Curl will be held at the Curling Rink Wednesday, November 2nd. MAGRATH GRADING COMPANY LTD. xz CREAMED HONEY RAISIN BREAD ALT A. 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