Magrath Store News (December 19, 1968)

• Main Author: Magrath Trading Store
• Format: Journal/Newspaper
• Language: English
• Published: J. A. Ririe 1968
• Subjects: Magrath (Alta.) > Newsletters; Alta; Hudson Bay; Canada; Hudson; Coleman; Rasmussen; Kay; Christensen; Edith; Bedford; Randall; Macleod; Lorna; Great Falls; Niblets
• Online Access: http://digitallibrary.uleth.ca/cdm/ref/collection/sanl/id/1747

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. Handsome fine knit Turtle necks, V. Necks and Cardigans; BuLky- Knit Pullovers in Turtle Necks, V. Necks and Cardigans including c.nr»l i ng Sweaters in popular rib knit with contrasting white border on collar. S. M. L. XL . . 15^- t° 3O00 /orJHim OLD SPICE TRAVEL SETS SHIRTS SPORT Smartly styled Cotton Sport Shirts includ­ing "Never Press" S. M. L. XL. 45O T0 IQ95 DRESS After Shave Lotion, After Shave Talc & Spray Deodorant in neat plasric travel Ccl9€ • • ■ ••••• 00 Old Spice Deodorant & After Shave. $2.25 Old Spice Talc & After Shave.$3.50 Spice After Shave & Shaving Soap in ' " .’.$3.50 Old ! Shaving Mug . H AN D KER C H I EK-S White White 6otton with wide hems. 250 - 6/$1.0Q Atopti 3/$1.A9 SOCKS Men* s and Youth1s Dress Socks in Ban-Lon Stretch, NyT°n Stretch, Wool, Cotton & Wool and Blends. $1.00 to $2.25 Fine English Broadcloth vihite Shirts;•Never Press Dress Shirts by Forsyth . WINTER JACKETS Our stock of Men’s Winter Jackets' in assorted styles, including Suedes, i Sorduroys, TeryleneS and Nylons in plain ’ or pile lined. A s good selection to choose from. 20% OFF I BATH ROBES I Never Press Cotton | Bath Robe3 in plain's or figured belted j styles. I $11»95. . Dress , 850 PYJAMAS "Never Press" Cotton Pyjamas, well tailor-; ed in plain shades.q95 1-fen’ 3 100$ Nylon Tricot Pyjamas by Stan­fields & Forsyth. ,. - I IQA MAGRATH 1 RAD I NG COMPANY LTD. the stomach. Popular Playtex Girdles in "Firm ’N Flat­ter; Double Diamond and the popular Finger Control over - ■ - - LANSEA MOCK TURTIE NECKS, 3/4 SLEEVE IN LOVELY shades for the winter season SI2ES; 36 — 42 i H FOUNDATIONWEAR A NEW SHIPMENT OF PLAYTEX BRAS & GIRDLES. 1 RACK OF GIRIS SLIM SUITS , BLCUSES aND jackets, suits are in wool tweed. /3 OFF F ■ / ' ¿J 1 RACK OF IOVELY CHRISTMAS DRESSES INCLUDING METALICS, LACE, BROCADES & FANCY WOOLS IANSEa long sleeve turtle neck sweaters . . CARDIGAN SWEATERS IN PLaIN AND FANCY KNITS STYLES FOR fflSS, STYLES FOR MOTHER. qc INCLUDED nKE CARDIGaNS FOR CURLING. D 800 tol700 YOUR CHOICE HOUSESLIPPERS ladies & children’s houseslipjers in a NICE SELECTION OF STYLES. JUST THE THING FOR CHRISTMAS GIFT ITEMS PLAYTEX BRAS "living" See also Bra the Playtex. p 50 INCLUDE THE MUCH ADVERTISED and "Cross—Your—Heart” Bra. padded "Soft Line" Bra by up. Every man has one thing he can do better than anyone else. Usually it’s reading his own handwriting. 1 rack of Indies Housecoats, Dusters, Nylon Tricot Nighties, Nylon Tricot Pyjama and dainty Peignoir Sets .* MAGRATH ' RAD I NG CC .1PANY LTD Walnut grained, STUDENT DESKS REGULAR $159,95 All metal Students desk with, walnut top, space for books, brass stands savingo BEDROOM SUITE 3 piece double Dresser, Chest of Drawers and Bookcase Bed finished in grained walnut, brass trim* REGULAR $189.95 ¿.».•»I¿5«••9•••9a5 3 piece Double Dresser Chest of Drawers and plain headboard bed. brass pulls. 12995 REGULAR $15,88 | grained Space TOY CHEST Sturdy wicker and fibreboard Chest with decorative plastic covering^ padded top, REGULAR $19.95 . RECORD HASSOCK Leather—like Vinyl upholstered Record Hassock with large compartment for holding recordso Finished in off white,, Sturdy hinged, padded top. REGULAR $16,88 ,.i ‘ . I %OFF TOYS ALREADY DISCOUNTED, REDUCED AN EXTRA . .IO%OFF REGULAR PRICED TOYS REDUCED TO CIEAR PHOTOGRAPHY BUYS VERNON MOVIE Equipped with automatic built in light meter, automatic lens opening, electric system, remote control coxd and switch, z-x C\FX REGULnR $49,95 POLOROID SWINGERS Big Swinger - takes Tull size Poloroid film produces quality pictures. Includes Camera, Camera case which also holds flash bulbs & film, REGULAR $39»50 ,,•••••••• VOYAGEUR AUTOMATIC Automatic Electric eye sets the lens . -Just drop in cartridge, aim, fire. Takes per­fect close-up pictures, REULGAR $26,95 „ 2395 INSTAMATIC KITS Complete Camera Kit including Instamatic Camera, Film, Flash Bulbs and Batteries, REGULAR $19,95 Well built T, V, Trays with Ma;~bolite tops, sturdy brass frames- SET OF 4-, REGULAR $19-.95 , -, f *> e r f. 1330 Beautiful scenic T, V. Trays depicting mountain scenes. Sturdy brass frames, SET QF $ig,ö8 MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. _ TTF.T. BONITA BORDER 4 H NEWS Russell Rasmussen called the December meeting of the Del Bonita Border 4 H Beef Slub to order with 25 members attending. 0 Canada was sung and the pledge was led by Bob Robinson, Munites were read and the treasurer’s report was given. Old Business— The 4 H Christmas Dance has been set back to December 26th with the Fort Macleod Orch­estra playing. Junior Leaders were signed as follows: Judging - Bill Newtown, Dale , Jorgensen. Grooming — Doran Perry. Records — Jfyrna Rasmussen. Demonstrations - Debbie Hoyt. Showmanship - Russell Rasmussen. Feeding - Rick Strates Talks wefce given by Chris Hi 11mar and Patsy Secretan. Charitable donations $5®12 were tdcen and are being set to Christmas Seals. The meeting was adjourned with a party following. Pat Bowen, Reporter. BASKETBALL NEWS Wednesday, December 11th two basketball games took place in the Big Gym. Ifegrath Eagles played Winston Churchill Mastiffs, defeating them 48-20. Top scorers for the Eagles were Donald Hamilton with 11 points and Bruce Ririe with 8. In a second encounter the Magrath Zen­iths and the Winston Churchill Bulldogs tangled with the Zeniths winning by a score of 57-55, Top scorers were Roy Ro] l.ingson with 15 points and Rod Leishman with 12» We are proud to say the Zeniths are having a very successful year having won every game in the league, making them top team and we feel they deserve an honorable mention for their efforts. We would like to thank everyone for their support and hope you continue to show your enthusiasm by comming out to the games — especially the home games. Thank you. ■bileen Meld rum. K. R. Hindleys proudly announce the arrival of a little granddaughter, December 14th, a sister for Danielle, Parents Jim and Paulette Tate are doing fine too. The Hindieys are spending the Christmas holidays in Provo and Salt Lake City with their family. Mrs. .Tnlia.dean Bondy and Mrs, Prudence Pmilssn will spend the Christmas holidays in Hawaii and will visit Mrs. Poulsen*s . daughter Lorna Stoliker. Mrs. Stoliker is at present in Viet Nam0 Students home for the Christmas holiday season from Rick’s College, Rexburg, Idaho include Debbie Bennett, Patsy Harker, Janet Tanner, Marilyn Harris, Nylene Fletcher,. Carol and Wendy Coleman, Kay Thomson, Lois Meldrum, Arlene Keil, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Mi 11 p.r who are visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mi 11 p,r; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sabey, visitors at the Ves Sabey home, and Mr. and Mrs. Barry Cuell who are visiting her par­ents Mr. and Mrs. Doug Harker. Mr. and Mrs. Soren Sorensen left Sunday for Great Falls, Montana from where they will travel to Washington, D. C. to spend Christmas with her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Shaffer. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Hillmer and family of Warner visited with relatives in Magrath and district during the weekend. Mr. Jack Bourne of Rocky Mountain House has been visiting with friends and relatives including his mother Mrs. Winnifred Bonme, and brothers Doug and Mahlon Bourne and fami Liss. Mr. Charlie Bruinsma of Bentley, Alta., visited during the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Warren Sparks, ARRIVING FOR CHRISTMAS - Potted Plants - Mums, PoinseStias, and Cut Flowers. Dry Goods Dept- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Christensen of Kailua Oahii, Hawaii proudly announce the arrival of a son December 11th. Mrs, Christensen is the former Janet Dudley, daughter of Mr* and Mrs. George T. Dudley* MiSs Connie Bourne, nurse—in—training at (lai gary General Hospital spent the week­end visiting at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Bourne. St. Joseph’s Parish held it’s annual Christmas party in the Magrath United Church Hall Sunday afternoon, December 15th. The Brownies and Guides under the direction of Mrs. Lora Harker opened the program with a Christmas pqgeant. Several children of the parish performed their little acts and Santa Claus appeared on the scene. Lunch was served after an enjoyable afternoon. Mary Bevers. WANTED: Used hammer mill with power take-off. C. C. Spencer. NOTICE: The Credit Union Office located in the Red Cross Rooms will be open Monday December 23rd and December 30th due to the Wednesday holidays. LEFT AT OUR HOME - Child’s green orlon pile sweater. Edith Scott. Ph. 758—3530» Those wishing to send greetings to Elder Brook Harker his address is 34 Bedford Rd., Yoeville, Johanesbrirg, Transvaal, South, Africa. Greetings may be sent to Eld. Brian Bennett at IS Rue Gejnbetta, #54, Nancy, France. ••• ••••••••• Mrs.:"Don’t get me anything expensive for Christmas, Dear. I’d rather have something that you made yourself." Mr. - "Such as what?" Mrs. - "Money."MAGRATH RADI NG C0.1PANY LTD. Ï A "L ■ ' C&V, :&• J kA "’5?.: a to TWEED COLOGNES - gift packaged. Just the thing for her Christmas stock- “S’ 450 COTY PERFUME REGULAR $12.95 475 REGULAR $5.95 REGULAR $6.95. 550 LTU REGULAR $14.95. ||95 SLIPPERETTES Satin Slipperettes REG. $2.95 249 DRESSER SETS Beautiful three piece Dresser Sets - Mirror, Comb and Brush in Gold brocade. HUDSON BAY Handsome plaid or houndstooth check Skirt Length in becoming background shades of Rose, Blue or Forrest Green complete with co-ordinating Sweater Wool and pattern for pullover or cardigan sweater. Complete kit and instruct­ions. ? ï ladies stylish Purses in Mallow plastic, leather­like Vinyl and Patents. REGULAR $5.95.' The Hair Setting Lotion with the ingredient that adds extra body. Extra hold. SPECIAL 99^. EXTRA SPECIAL. 89$ COLOGNES SPRAY MISTS 7Ï Exotic fragrances in • spray mists. Included are Sorcery by Henri Rocheau. Lovely frag­rances by Lnnder. A\ A- • TO LITTLE GIRIS GIFT SETS: Colognes, Bath, Toilet Water, Dusting Powder in a nice array of gift sets Bubble 100^ Pure Mohair Throws by Hudsons Bay. ^Leasing plaids in lovely toned colors regular $23.50 • .«UHliUltUliHUilHliumillUUlllllUUUllIHIUIII I TOWEL SETS I Thickly napped Terry Bath Towel sets I assorted arrangements, colors and I designs. REGULAR $2.95 . 5 HHI'U'I I I'HII - SWIFTS PREMIUM .lb. FOUND: Saturday about noon on highway be­tween Raley and Cardston - a toboggan. Wes Rice. NOTICE: St. John’s Lutheran Church Sunday School final practise will be held Saturday December 21st at 2 P.M. The Children’s Service will be held Sunday, December 22nd at 2 P.M, and the Christmas Services will be held Wednesday, December 25th at 4 P.M. NOTICE: Will the person who took my rubbers (initials L.E.M. in the bottom) from the Assembly Hall rubber rack on Sunday morning please return them either to me or to the Assembly Hall. Thank you. Hoyd Meldrum. NOTICE; I will do babysitting or housework during the day or in the evenings. Ruth Painter, Ph. 758-3573; at the Irving Hall residence. FOR SaLE; 1 used kitchen cupboard; 1 Copper­tone kitchen sink. Cal Alston. NOTICE; The Magrath Rod and Gun Club will hold a turkey bingo in the Lions Hall this Friday night, December 20th at 8 P.M. Bingo will also be held Monday, December 23rd at 8 P.M. Everyone is invited to attend. THANK YOU: Jfy- sincere thanks to the Magrath Hospital staff who were so kind and eonsider­ate, also to all who sent cards and visited during my recent stay there, Mrs. June Kolasko, Some folks are like wheelbarrows - they only start rolling when they're pushed. ‘ _ T^L NTS Mil NT SHCE.S - U’~t ~ - r"' MAGRaTH Park theatre news for the holiday SEASON; Friday and Saturday, December 20th and 21st "ONE AND ONLY ORIGINAL” a family show in color starring Walter Brennan and Buddy ]^bsen. Running time - 117 minutes, Friday and Saturday, December 27th and 28th "THE PhRTY" a family show in color starring Peter Sellers and Claudine Sellers. Running time - 116 minutes. Monday, December 3Ct>h "THE MATING GAME” with Debbie Reynolds and Tony Randall - Stevenson1s Free Christmas Show. Running time - 110 minutes, NOTICE; The Magrath United Church Sunday School will conduct the worship Service in the United Church this Sunday morning at 9:15 A.M, The C. G. I. T. will hold a Candlelighting Service Christmas Eve in the United Church with carol singing at 7 P.M. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. A Christmas program for children attending Sunday School will be held Satur­day evening at 7:30 P.M. in the Church Hall, THANK YOU; I wish to thank Mrs. Lora Harker and the ladies who helped her with the Brownies and Guides to put on the Christmas Pageant for our Christmas party, Mrs. Mary Severs, C.W.L, WANTED; Ride for two to Seattle, Will pay. Ph. 758-3417. Manager: "Did you give credit to John Blank?" Clerk: "Sure." Manager: "Didn’t I tell you to get a report on anyone asking for credit?" Clerk: "Sure, I got a report and found he owed everybody in town, so I knew that with credit as good as that you'd want to do bus-- in-ss with hir'" (•I ISALAD DRESSING OLIVES Nalleys •••••«•*3^ oz 490 EXTRA LaKGE . 14 02. tins 2/8901 NIBLETS CORN CRANBERRY SAUCE 14 oz. 4/950 JELLIED 2/4901 ÍHOME STYLE CANDY CORN OIL MARGINE PaULINS 1# boxes 690 FLIESHMANS 5501 f resh [Produce CELERY HEARTS __p. . ». 49 0 B ANANAS - Golden Ripe . . . 170 ORANG ES - mandarin. 939 PEARS -Anjou . . ».¿250