| 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 HOURS: MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.8 A.M. to 6 P.M. WEDNESDAY.8 A.M. to 1 P.M. .SATURDAY. 8 A.M. to 7 P.M. THURSDAY, AUGUST 20th, 1970 . MAGRATH, ALBERTA r 695 Green, Rust, Blue. Boys and Youths Gr.W.G. Cowboy King Jeans in sturdy navy denim. Popular for school and every day wear. SANDALS Men’s all leather Sandals and comfy. Sizes 8,9, 11» SHORT SLEEVED SPORT SHIRT3 Men’s and Boys’ Short Sleeved Cotton Sport Shirts in plains and prints. Permanently pressed, needs little or no ironing. A good selection. REGULAR $4.95 . [.—.-j—g. Handsome new Jackets have just arrived for Fall. A good selection in quilted and plain nylons, Frieze & Melton cloth. Regular & pile lined. PRICED FROM 95 Rubberized All Cotton Fleece. All monkey faced, knit Wrists* REGULAR $1.00 . 890 BOYS PULLOVER SWEATERS 100$ bulk Orlon^Pullover Sweaters featuring mock turtle V neck combination, crew neck in Gold, SIZES: 8 to 16 yrs, REGULAR $£.95 STRAW HATS i Men’s Western Straw Hats in assorted 1 styles, shapes and colors. | PRICE Savings for Shack to School in the enclosed Jlyer, 1300265 MAGHATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. KELVINATOK "NO FROST" Family size "No Frost" Refrigerator with Egg Storage "Tote Tray", Tilt-out Fruit and Vegetable baskets, 10 space adjustable cantiltever shelves, Leather accent on doors and handles. You can dress up your Kelvinator with decorator door panels on the creezer compartment and refrigerator doors which are designed for such purposes» See this handsome combination Refrigerator Freezer today» AS LOW AS |C)C€ PER MONTH. J 59 BEATTY TROST FREE“ "Frost Free" 15 cu. ft. Refrigerator - Freezer with food crispers, large forzen storage section, dairy compartment door. AS LOW AS HSR MONTH. 3I995 LAWIÌ BEAUTI-CUT „3 h.p. LAWN MOWER WITH "EASY SPIN" START HOOVER ASi' 1 ONLY HOOVER WASHER/SPIN DRYER left. Save at this low, low P1,106’ ONLY . CHAMPION SPARK PLUGS FOR ALL TRACTORS, CARS & STATIONARY ENGINES» ONIX . Q£. A HOOVER AUTOMATIC See the NEW HOOVER AUTOMATIC WASHER/ SPIN DRYER - all the latest featu in this compact washer/dryer unit FALL SPECIAL ON S.T.P. ONLY. SaLE S I M M 0 N S "SIMCO-PEDIC" SECOND .CENTURY SLEEP SIMCO-PEDIC STANDARD MATTRESS - SAVE $21.07 REGULAR 79.95 . (Z Qgg SIMCO-PEDIC STANDARD BOX SPRINGS - SAVE $21.07 REGULAR 79.95.5888 SIMCO-PEDIC DELUXE MATTRESS & BOX SPRINGS SAVE $21.07. REGULAR 89.95 each . 6888 HIGH RISER BICYCLES UNIVAL 3 SPEED BICYCIE — all accessories, 3 speed shift, glitter saddle & grips, etc. fZ | gg 20" HIGH RISER BICYCLE - girls or boys.^jj gg t i MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. A very pretty wedding was solemnized in the Ifegrath L.u.S* Chapel Saturday, August 15 when Nancy Ann Brown, daughter of Mrs, Colleen Brown of Magrath and Gordon Coppieters, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ceasar Coppieters, Sr. of Haymond were united in marriage. Bishop R,M. Dahl performed the cefemony in the presence of relatives and friends. Miss Jane Kadonaga presided at the organ for the wedding music. The bride, who entered the chapel on the arm of her grandfather, Frank W. Brown who gave her in marriage, was attended by Miss Marie Bennett as maid of honor, Tfergaret Brown, Shelley Bly and Barbara Reeder as bridesmaids. The groom s attendants were his brother Ronald Coppieters as best man and Dennis Campbell, Charles Rul1i s and Patrick Brown as ushers. Following the wedding a supper was served in the banquet room of the Assembly Hall. Ronald Coppieters offered the opening prayer and blessing* The toast to the bride was given by her uncle Murray Scott of Nelson, B,c. Saturday evening a reception was held in the Magrath Assembly Hall. Guests were greeted by Mr. and Mrs. Murray Scott, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Coppieters. Miss Mila Chemoli attended the guest book and parents ®f the bride and groom assisted in receiving. Gifts were arranged by Mrs. Carol McCoy, Mrs. Marsha Coppieters, Donna Richardson and Debbie Curliss. The bride’s grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Linden Bone of Brooks were host and hostess for the eveningi Mrs. Helen Dahl was in charge of the kitchen arrangements and guests were served by friends of the bride* Friends and relatives attending the wedding were from Magrath, Raymond, Woolford, welling, Taber, Brooks, Patricia, Duchess, Lethbridge, Coutts; Coram, Mont.; Lovell, Wyo., Washington, Provo, Utahj and Nelson, B,c. Nancy and Gordon will make their home in Raymond. ffegrath and district contestants placed well in the first Summer Games held Last week in Pincher Creek, As part of the individuals and teams representing the M. D. of Cardston, they helped accumulate the 96 points which saw the Cardston M4D* bring home the Summer Games flag which was presented to Tom Karren, regional director for Cardston by Games Committee chairman Fred Lipskey, Thursday evening* Winners of the various events included: ARCHERY:(coached by Hans and Joan Miehe) Senior Women - Debbie Curliss, 1st; Senior Men - Hans Miehe, 2nd* Junior Girls - Jean Curliss, 1st; Cadet Girls - Leanna Curliss, 2nd; Cadet Boys - Vincent Harker, 1st. GIRIS SLOW PITCH (coached by Bob Mikado) won the gold medal. Team mates were Judy Hillmer, Judy Rasmussen, Cindy Rasmussen, Pat Bowen, Carol Ririe, Valerie Faucett, Beverly Owens, Laurie Meldrum, Sharon Whitt, Donna Zimmerman, Jayne Schmidt; Karen Hillmer and Kathy Schneyder, helpers. MIDGET MEN’S JAVELIN - Charlie Brandt, 1st, EQUESTRIAN - Open Jumping, Jayne Schmidt, silver medal. TRACK EVENTS: Midget Women’s 100 Metres - Judy Rasmussen, 2nd. Bantom Boys 200 Metres - John Bibo, 2nd. Midget Women’s 200 Metres - Judy Rasmussen, 2nd. Bantom Boys 400 Metres - John Bibo, 2nd. Bantom ^omen’s 400 Metres - Mona Karren, 2nd. FIELD EVENTS: Bantam Women’s Shot Put - Shari Hohm, 3rd. Bantom Men’s Shot Put - Melvin Wong, 3#d. SWIMMING: Girls 13 and Under 25M Freestyle - Nola Dahl, 3rd; Boys 10 and Under 25M Breast - Randy Haynes, 3rd. Girls 12 and Under 25M Back - Monica Duskie, 1st. Boys 12 and Under 25M Freestyle - Courtney Brewerton, 3rd. Girls 10 and Under Relay - Nola Dahl, Lori Wilson, Carolyn Ririe and Kendy Sabey, 3rd. Boys 12 and Under Relay - Courtney Brewerton, Tom Alston, John Schneyder and Kenny Dahl, 3rd. HORSESHOE - Del Bonita won first place in the overall horseshow Summer Games competition. Stan Weiss and Roger Houghton won the gold medal, 1st place in Men’s Doubles, John Wipf and Hazel Rasmussen won a silver medal, 2nd place in Mixed Doubles. Jerry Henry won a gold medal, 1st place in Boys Singles and Clarke Henry won a Bronze medal in the same event. Janet Henry and Barton Powlesland won a silver medal, 2nd place in the Ladies Doubles. THANK YOU: Our sincere thanks to everyone who helped in any way to make Nancy and Gordon’s wedding and reception such successful events, Mrs. Colleen Brown, Mr. and Mrs. C. Coppieters. NOTICE: The law requires that Building Permits be obtained from the Town Office for any new buildings or for renovations to existing buildings. Substantial fines are provided for failing to obtain these Building Permits, Town of Magrath. FOR SALE: 7 room house and wash house. Located in the Town of Ifegrath. Inquire at Magrath Town Office or phone Henry Schultz, 269—2070, Calgary. Patients in the Magratjj Municipal Hospital include Mrs. Florence Foggin, Sarah N. Entz Clyde Bennett, Gary Passey, Dennis Leish- man, Annie N. Entz, Mrs. Diane Chipman, Charles Blood, Jackie Curliss, Mrs. Belle Harker and Mrs. A. Ponomar, DeVar >ahl was presented with the Junior Golf trophy which he won in the recent Zone 31 L.D.S. Church tournament. Cal Alston, Zone co-ordinator, made the presentation during Sunday services. Mr, and Mrs. Nyal Fletcher have as their guests her niece Mnd family, Mr. and Mrs, Lee Openshaw, Michael, Annette and Janalee of Salt Lake City, Utah.MAGRATH i RADING COMPANY LT D. Mrs» LeVaun Coombs and Mr., and Mrs. Kai Nielson have returned to their homes after a month’s visit in Southern Alberta. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. ifatkin accompanied them to Great Falls Friday where they boarded the plane for their flight to Los Angeles. Mrs. Garry James of Sydney, Australia was the guest of Mrs* Olive times this week. Mr* and Mrs, Ernest Hillmer and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tomlinson Jr* and Trevor of Taber have returned from a holiday to Banff* mere, Creston and Radium Hot Springs* Dr, and Mrs. Bums Sabey and family of Fort Col 1i ns, Colorado are visiting relatives in Warner and Magrath districts* Mr. and Mrs. Jeriy Newell and family of Eugene, Oregon and Mr. and MrsI Heber Brown and family of Sparks, Nevada are visiting relatives, guests at the home of their mother Mrs* Eva Toomer. Johnnie Balderson and Bryne Brewerton arrived home Thursday after spending several weeks visiting in Hawaii. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Norton of Grande Coulee, Washington are visiting relatives including Mr, and Mrs. W. T. Passey and Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Norton. Mrs. Bart Meldrum is visiting relatives in North Bay, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brown and family of California are visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown, Mrs, Beaulah Bennett had as her guests during the weekend her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Randal Payne of Rosemary, Mrs. Margaret Dickson of Lovell, Wyoming has been a Ifegrath visitor, the guest of her father Tom Bingham, and attended, the wedding of Nancy Brown and Gordon Coppieters Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Araki accompanied their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Dave Araki on a holiday visiting in Calgary with the formers’ son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs, H. Shigahiro, also holidaying in Banff, Lake Louise, Jasper and Hinton. Miss Kathy Harker has returned home after spending the summer with the Canadian Service Corps at Wabasca and will leave the end of the month for Hawaii where she will continue her studies in Education. Mr, and Mrs. Doug Bourne have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Harold Krogman of Collingwood, Ontario. Mrs. Bourne and Mrs. Krogman were classmates during the nurses training, REMINDER - don’t forget the 7% Penalty on 1970 taxes not paid before August 31, 1970 Town of Magrath, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Scott and children have returned to their home in Nelson, B.C. after visiting in Magrath for the weekend and attending the wedding of Miss Nancy Brown. They were accompanied by his mother Mrs, Jane McKendry of New Westminster who remained for a brief visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Neilson had as their guests her sister Mrs. Vera Lathrop who accompanied her son and daughter—in—law Mr. Inver- and Mrs* Herbert Lathrop all of Seattle, Washington. Of interest to Magrath residents is the announcement that Army Specialist Four, Keith Passey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Passey of Lorenzo, Idaho, and former Magrath residents, recently received the Good Conduct Medal while assigned to the 3rd Infrantry Division in Germany. He received the award f©r exemplary conduct, efficiency and fidelity in active military service. Weekend visitors at the C. S. Matkin home included Mr. and Mrs. Jim Taylor and daughter Leslie of Bountiful, Utah, and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Vincent, Dwight and Laurie of Calgary. NOTICE: There will be a picnic for all Rod and Gun members and their families at Jubilee Park, Sunday, August 30th from 2 to 5 P.M. Coffee, hot dogs and ice cream will be supplied free of charge. Come out and enjoy the afternoon. ffegrath Rod and Gun Club. OPEN HOUSE — honoring Mrs. George Ovard on the occasion of her 93rd birthday will be held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Frache, 402-27 St South, Lethbridge, Friday, August 21st from 2 to 4 P.M. MAGRATH PARK THEATRE NEWS: Thursday and Saturday, August 20th and 22nd "THE A1SUSHERS" an adult movie starring Dean Martin. Friday Only, August 21st "GO GO MANIC" - The Beatles, The Animals. THANK YOU: The family of the late Elmer Deglow wish to express their sincere thanks to all those who sent food, flowers and cards during the illness and passing of their dear father. A special thanks to the doctors, nurses and staff of the Municipal Hospital, and the U.C.W. Their thoughtfulness will always be remembered. THANK YOU: We wish to express our sincere thanks to everyone who attended the funeral service, sent flowers, sympathy cards, gifts of food, or expressed their sympathy in such helpful ways during our recent bereavement. The Jferk Wong Family. WANTED: Custom Swathing. Will take some grain. Contact Charlie Fellger, Ph. 7583419.MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. = 1/2 PRICE : SUMMER 2 r £ î S I PLAYTEX [GIRDLES I 5 LB. THINNER GIRDIES 1 Girdles in regular I " Panty, Plain & Zip! per opening. l■‘.I.l/.2 PRICE I I BABY DOLL 'PYJAMAS Summer Cottons, Sleeveless , shirtwaist^ q r REG, *$3.95 SUMMER DRESSES SLACK SUITS XXKXXXXXXXXXXXXXKXXXXXXXXXXX COSTUME FANCY "POISON11 RINGS PIERCED EARRINGS - new, dainty St attractive 1 Box of 3 pair .4*. Q NEW PIERCED-LOOK EARRINGS - silver St gold, long danglers* 00 CHAIN MEDAT.TJQNS - "Peace", "Flower Power" "Help", "Amor", "Sock It To Me" |50 QRORRIE11 BEADS - popular, assorted colors Wear them anywhere* . | 00 * 125 ■iweeaaHHHi-K x xx-x x x x x x xxxx x xxxx xxxx «x- '-s 00 G.W.G* «NEVER TRESS" SLIMS - Tan, Brown, Green, Blue* HOWICK "BOOTIEGGER" Cream colored, I SUMMER WHITES IN ASSORTED STILES | SIZES* TABIES OF IADIES & CHILDRENS XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX SEE THE NEW ARRIVALS IN "BACK TO SCHOOL" FASHIONS, DRESSES, SLACKS, etc* IlHlIMUIUIHIIUhU*- I RACK I 1/2 PRICE I DRESSES SLACKS I '•J swimsuits! TERRY T SHIRTS I g I MAG R AT11 I RAD ING CG VI PAN Y LTD. “1 i in co-ordinating plain and plaids in Coral 54" wide . yd, .yd. |95 LDonf nuss out on tA<? big iiack-to-School Savings in tR D Handsome new Fall plains and plaids MARIGOLD Suede I DON’T MISS THE 1/2 PRICE SALE TABTF. - D P) Li c A [Tir *ERMA PRESS PRINTS Six lovely patterns in Perma Press Prints for Dresses, Dusters, ‘ Smart designs, popular colors. 45" wide . PRINTED FLANNELETTE Assorted designs and colors in Printed Flannelette. Designs for children as well as floral patterns. REGULAR 790 yd.AQP SUITING ' Suitings in Wool & Viscose, Co—ordi nat.-i ng COL in Rust or Forest Green. 62 11 wide. yd. Flannel Suiting 495 and Tan, Navy, Red and White ANIMAL PRINTS ’ Ffeke the children a stuffed toy or use as cushions in their rooms. Different animals - kittens, dogs, racoons, etc. AH A Each animal. U U v Summer Bonnets in light weight nylons, piques, Girls & Boys styles. $1.39~$1.4$ . ••ixiiKUniiuiitHimiiiuiitutHintuiiimiiihimiiiittUHintuHiimiiiinmtiitttifiiiiiitiHiiiitititHitHttniHn Shampoo: Woodbury "Gold” liquid Shampoo, Family size REGULAR $1.09 . ( ~Hair Spray Miss Breck - new unscented, the natural way to spray. Holds any hair style. 8 oz. size . .990 Rubber Cloves-. double film, double 1 i fe. lined — f«r all tough household chores . .119 I Lovely Summer Nightgowns and two piece Shirt-tail gown and pantie sets — or gown with matching peignior. Becoming pastel shades - Pinks, Blues Mauves, Yellows, Greens. REGULAR $4.50 - $12.95 PENNANTS Felt Pennants with assorted designs - in assorted colors! Take back as a souvenier or 1 send to a pal as a pleasant I reminder of "J^grath" FRICED . 29C SHORTS, SWIM SUITS MAGRAT'.' TRADING CCMPANYLTD. LIVLR SAUSAGE BURNS 12 oz each 350 FOR SAIE: Weaner Pigs. Ph. 758-3022 STRAYED: Small Lambs, likely West of ffegrath Marked with ear tags. Anyone seeing them please notify L. R. Jensen, Ph. 758-6581. FOR SALE: Cassette Tape player and speakers plus Cassette tapes; Photo enlarger and equipment; one pair of Walkie Talkies; also 1962 Dodge car. Gordon Perry Ph. 758-3095 or Ph. 653-2159 FOR SALE: Wringer Washer, 2g years old. Excellent condition. Charlotte Veale, FOR SALE: One 500 gallon tank, 2 compartments Ph. 758-3165 hose and nozzles complete. Bart Meldrum, Ph. 75^-3550 NOTICE REMINDER: By-Law #794 provides for 7% Tax Penalty on all 1970 Taxes not paid by August 31, 1970. Town of Magrath a FOUND - at Grandstand - Red zippered cushions. Owner may claim at News Office. FOUND: Key case containing several keys. Owner may claim at News Office. STRAYED TO OUR HOME — small puppy with black and white spots. Keith Sabey. Ph. 758-3430 TO GIVE AWAY: Puppies — part Border Col lip, Doug Harker, Ph. 758-6555 FOR SAIE: Live Ducks. Joe Popp. LOST — an air mattress on the highway between Denny Driscoll’s Shell Service Station and , George Dudley's farm. Finder please phone 758-6617. • WANTED: Someone t» commute with me to work in Lethbridge or someone I may commute to work with. My hours are 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Phone Mary Barker, 758-3207 after 6 P.M. MISSING - after Nancy Brown’s wedding reception - medium size white glass bowl with "wheat” design. Belongs to a set, would surely like to get it back. Please contact Colleen Brown. Ph. 758-3498. . WANTED: Ride to Provo, Salt Lake or any Utah point anytime before August 27th. Contact Mrs. Ross Coleman. Ph. 758-3084 NOTICE: I will be teaching piano lessons again this year. Anyone interested please phone me at 758—3102 before 1 o'clock. Christine Harker. Psychologists say that no person should keep too much to himself. The tax collectors are of the same opinion. DON'T MISS OUT ON THE BIG "FLYER" SALES IN THE DRY GOODS DEPT. & MEN'S & BOYS' WEAR DEFT. MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. TEA BAGS KA DAN A CAKE MIXES ANGEL FOOD MIXES BETTY CROC PARAMOUNT 16 oz* 16 oz* 100»s GRAPE JELLY KRAFT 590 5# bags STRAWBERRY c Z E J J U L 4 roll G R E Family Size EC PEACHES RED HAVEN L I F O R N I A A L . N A L 1L-0 TARINES - ripe, juicy 390 I A* G* APPLE & G RAPES -CARDI ro MATO ES -ex 690 I ¡SOFT MARGARINE CABBAGE -log PINK SALMON ALBERTA GOLD
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