| 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 ^TdIy . 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. WEDNESDAY .„.8 A.M. to 1 P.M. . .SATURDAY. 8 AJf. to 7 PJf. if. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10th, 1972 .i. ,,. .MAGRATH, ALBERTA. PANTSUITS! \DRESSES L % J\ • DON’T MISS THE BIG W SAVINGS ON THE 1/3 M OFF & 1/2 PRICE TABLES,^ JADTES AND CHILPREN’S WEAR« "s SEE THE 1/2 PRICE SLACK TaBTBo JEANS & FORTRELS« DRESSES c oo O k IO?° / Usuries ji 1/3 / NEW SPRING DRESSES Beautiful new one - two - and. three piece Dresses that will make ideal Valentine gifts for that lady on your list* Newest fabrics - latest styles 2|oo 42pc NEW SPRING PANT SUITS Surprj fe Her with a rtyli?h new Pant Suit for Valentines ">ay. Becoming new styles to select from ’ ones: that are sure to please. QfZOO A {Z OC "U to ^~T -J L SWEATERS' F» h X Lovely new Cardigan Sweater« and sleeveless Vests in White. Champaigne, Red, Navy, Beige, Black, An ideali ICO T T 95 gift item . . I I to £_Z_ MAGRATH ì RAD I NG CON. RAN Y LTD. DRY GOODS DEPT. Valentine J\lapkins Attractive Valentine motif /i A for Valentine entertaining. ¿iV Ypk. ■iHHIItlll 111IIIIHIII llllllllll II I IHllIHItl IIIIHII ilHHIIHIH Htl I Hllll III If Hl IH1111IHIIII HIHIHHlI 11 II IU HH lillj/,,, HOT PANTS LOUNGEWEAR Brushed Nylon two piece Lounge Set. One piece full zippered "hot pants with detachable long skirt. Gold £raid trim. Gold, pPJ Olive Green. REGULAR $12.95 VALENTINE Don’t know what to give Her for a Valentine gift? Why not a dress or pant suit length of this lovely Fortrel Crimplene. Blue, Navy, White, G»9fiia (several shades)-'Go Jd, Orange, Cinnamon, Raspberry,' Reii, Mauve, Coral.beautiful shades for the coming season 60" wide. SALE BRICE. KIDS SLACKS J Assorted colors and pat- ? terns in Misses Flares, colors I please. 2 Nicely styled in that are! sure to SIZES: A to 16. REGULAR $6.99 c49 "NO IRON SHEETS" Girls Hipsters in the newest fashions including the popular 3 colortone drills and Brushed Denims I REGULAR $5.98 | Wabasso "Imperfect "No Iron" 100% Cotton White sheets at this j fantastic low price. Trouble Flats; Fitted Double | and Queen size. REGULAR $5.95 ea. . | BATH TOWELS I Thickly napped Terry Bath Towels in floral patterns, stripes, 1 checks, or plain shades. You will to stock up at this low I low price. RBOJLAK $1.50 each. mcE. gg £ * . . MlllitUlUUM . I. .nil.IihuiIiHIIIUI Hlm>< SLEEPWEAR An ideal Valentine Gift for Miladay - Nightgowns or Jyjamas in Nylon tricot, Brushed Nylon and Perma-Press Cottonsi Lovely qc qc styles, becoming colors . TLyO to SLIPS Nylon Tricot Slips in assorted styles. , Lace trim. Half and full i__QF. length styles . Q^Uto PANTIES Nylon Tricot Panties in assorted colors. 1 grOUp . -• o 3/99C MAQRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. HARDWARE DEPT « DRILLS _ Black & Decker 1/4" Electric Drill. | DRILL SET; Press and DRILLS ^ACCESSORIES DRILL & SANDING KIT; 1/4" Drill, heavy duty model with Sander attachment9 Complete set . .2195 BELT SANDER | Handy Belt Sander by Black | & Decker. Built for those I heavier sanding cnoc 'obso.Ou75 j c oc save b Heavy duty 1/4 h.p. Drill complete with Drill. Grinding Stand. <-. q Complete set. ¿A Y) J GN THESE BUCK & DECKER DRILL KITS - 2 ONLY Kit contains 3/8" Electric Drill, Moulded heavy duty Plas - tic Case, Sanding kit including Buffer, Wiro wheel^ 3 bit«*- (PURSER NOTE - the drill alone is REGULAR $24.95 for complete kit. CIRCULAR SAW Heavy duty Deluxr Black & Decker Saw deluxe saw blade, roller bearingsc ’ blade visibility from either side, gives excellent balance and control “ r ooolg hoPo with 7i" A saw that has excellent Handle placement o JIG SAWS Two models of Black à Decker to select from - each built for •ellent peifornanee o«. moi) WHGÖX. valued at $10.95) NOW ONLY Ib^ KITS _00 7 PIECE BUCK &. DECKER POWER JIG Saw KIT. SAVE 0 Set contains Jig Saw, Jig Saw Table; 2 — 3" Wood Cutting Blades; fine wood cutting blade; 2 - 3” metal cutting blades' for ferrous and non ferrous metal, (THE JJ.G SAW CaN BE USED WITH THE TaBLE OR RK^OVF.n UND USKD AS A PORTABLE JIG SAW). REGULAR $27 0 9 5 •••••••••••■••• f .Attention Cattlemen | POOL MEMBERS - are you needing ■ Ear Tags this Spring? Pick up the I phone right now and call Junior or Johnny and give them your requirements0 Hurry - so they ■ ■ an be ordered right away«, f ’nx THE COBRA SAW - as advertised last weeks ONLY $114095 SPEED REDUCER AND SCREWDRIVER - complete with sc finder, 2 blades« Reduces Drill Speed 9 to 1; Multiplies Drill Power 9 times. COMPACT POWER SCREWDRIVER - for all Electric brill-Sss.has DuPont Zytel Nylon body - keeps unit aool even after prolonged use. |95 JUST ARRIVED; Chuck Keyholders and Chuck Keys to fit most Electric Drills. TWIST DRILL & TOOL SHARPENER - fits 1/4" Elert’’ o ICW-T-Drillso 279 MANY MORE POWER TOOL ACCESSORIES - SEE T’ MAGRA I H TRADING COMPANY LTD MEN'S BOYS WEAR D 1/2 PRICE GYM WEAR White wool Men’s Express Stripe (black & white) Denim Coveralls with zipper front. 1 counter of Men’s Work Boots in assorted sizes and styles. MEN’S WORK SOCKS - 3 lb. Wool with nylon reinforced toes & heels. REG. $1O29.<> QQ L - white Cotton Drill with All sizes 2 75 for all athletic 125 ATHLETIC SUPPORTERS: Three MEN’S DRESS SOCKS - Regular $1.50. 99 C _______________________ different styles to select from, p69 295 Men’s quilted Insulated Vests - sleeveless. Reversible nylon or nylon with _ I BOYS GYM SHORTS elastic waist. r > I pile lining. /ZJu REGULAR $9.95. 7 BOYS GYM SOCKS: needs. O H P) LnJ U Lro Men’s Dress/Sport Shirts in the latest shades or prints in popular Never Press. Select one for a timely Valentine gift. MEN’S SHIRTS - Regular $5.00 to $L2,00 BOYS’ SHIRTS - assorted styles. REGULAR $3.95 - $5.95 1 rack of Men* s Wool/Blend Dress Pants in handsome shades of Gold, Grey or Loden Green. Match with an handsome Sweater or Dress Jacket and you will have a dressy out- x fit. Odd sizes. REGULAR $19.95 pr. INSULA! ED VESTS UNDERWEAR 990 Boys long sleeve thermal Underwear Tops. Sizes 814; 14-20. _ t REGULAR $1.49o. 'ulHIIKIIHIItllHXlX.IHKlIIIIIIHlXHIOflfllHXIHhifllirillfiinHIHhllH.l.tltlifHIH REGULAR $11.95 . 'She remaining stock of Men’s Dress Shoes "D. 20 7. OFF BIBALLS Biballs in Express Stripe with zipper front. Adjustable stretch shoulder straps. REGULAR $9.95 / 95 MEN’S LEATHER WORK • , GLOVES - roper style. REGULAR $2.89o.$2.49 MAGRATH GRADING COMPANY LTD. A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL Wednesday, February 2nd, Magrath played host to Catholic Central in a regular .eague game» In the "B11 encounter, Magrath Eagles were defeated 63—62 in a three minute over— ■'■’lieIn the l!A" Game, Magrath Zeniths were defeated 50-27 » Bums Alston was top man ■’ .th 14 point So Friday night, Magrath Zeniths and Magrath Eagles travelled to Medicine Hat for f e games which were to have been held the previous week., In "B,: Action., Magrath Lagler were defeated 55“53o Brad Wilde was top scorer with p'ints and John Niznikowski added 9-> . Magrath Zeniths came up with a victory as they trampled Medicine Hat 83-52» Top s -.oners were Burns Alston with 16 points., John Balderson ll+} Bob Rice 13, Wayne Harris and Neal Miller 11,. This Friday both Magrath teams will, be in Raymond for important league games o Came Times: 6:30 and 8:00 P.M» Saturday, Magrath will play host to Medicine Hat« Games times are 2:30 and 4:00 ? M, Ooei»c'>«er>4en«eDO The Grandview Nursing Home building of Cardston wishes to announce the tentative opening date for our local Nursing Home will be the middle of March» A formal opening is anticipated and the general public will be invited to come and ■lew the commodious facilities for our Golden Age Citizens» With staff appointments presently being finalized and the daily arrival of equip-- amt, furnishings and supplies, one realizes that future occupancy is close at hand. All persons desirous of becoming guests at Grandview Nursing Home are advised to approach their family doctor regarding this matter without delay» He will assist them obtaining approval for admission» In order for one to qualify for the subsized basic mate of $3=00 per day$ or preferred accomodation at $5nC0 per day and $8.00 per day for .’Sjii private or private rooms respectively, it is essential to have been a resident in ' no Province of Alberta for any 10 consecutive year period of their life or for the ■■h'?;?e year period immediately preceding their entrance to the Nursing Home» An early resident of Magrath., James Lee Mercer^ passed away in Lethbridge on ’';-.?.c1nesdayJ February 2nd, He was 79 years of age. Born in American Fork., Utah, he moved to Magrath with his family in 1899 o In 1C21 he married Catherine Ela Coombs and they lived in Spring Coulee, Rosemary and Barn- h’Sll. Predeceased by his wife in 1966 he later sold his home and moved into Clearview '•edge at Taber» He spent the past year at the Devon Nursing Home in Lethbridge, During his lifetime he had. been a grain buyer , later taking the position of caretaker of the L.,D«S. Church in Barnwell., He is survived by two daughters; three sons; 16 grandchildren; two sisters Mrso r eo (Emma) Coleman and Miss Alberta Mercer both of Magrath» Funeral services were held Saturday in the Taber L»D«S» Stake Chapel with Bishop Leith Francis officiating. Interment took place in the family plot of the Barnwell Cemetery. Friends were sorry to hear of the death of Mrs. Suki Murakami who passed away in Coaldale Wednesday, February 2nd at the age of 79 years. She is survived by her bushand Morihei of Coaldale, one daughter in Jlapan; three : -.is Philip of Moose Jaw, Luke of Magrath and George of Coaldale; 15 grandchildren a nd rp-?e great grandchildren. Funeral and Wake services were held Friday in the Coaldale Buddhist Churcho Guests during the weekend at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Noman Cook were their sonsa law and daughters Mr, and Mrs, Bert Zobell and family of Vauxhall and Mr. and Mrs, ■ Hen-inge-n and family of Lethbridge; son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cook family of Calgary who together with Mr, and Mrs» John Cook and family of Magrath .’ p=d celebrate their parents wedding anniversary» Mr:, and Mrs, Floyd Cook also visited with her parents Mr» and Mrs. Doug Bourne.-MAGRATH 'i HADING COMPANY LTD A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE The Committee in charge of the Magrath Petition had an appointment with the Attorney General Friday, February 18, 1972. They have a large representation of names from the surrounding towns and would like to take a good representation of names from Magrath. If you have not signed the petition you may do so at the following places: The Town Hall.Tanner Building Supplies Magrath Trading Co.Stevenson’s Groceteria Magrath Clinic .Magrath Hospital. Magrath Pharmacy.Magrath Co-Op. Anyone wishing to assist with the Petition, please contact Jay Hamilton. SEEN AND HEARD Seventy five deer feeding at McIntyre hay stacks. Following a ruling by District Court Judge Clarence Yanosik Wednesday, the Mayor’s office of the Town of Magrath is vacant. In the Magrath town election in October, Pingree Tanner was elected Mayor by a single vote over the incumbent Mayor Swen Jensen. Mr. Jensen alleged that some of the ballots cast were illegal and contested the election. Councillor John Brunnejr is acting as deputy-mayor until an election is held. Nomination day for the office of Mayor is Tuesday, February 15th. The Magrath Curling Club annual Bonspiel wound up Saturday with the Gunner Holt Rink of Lethbridge winning the No. 1 Event - the Cardston Central Service Event and trophy. Second in the No. 1 Event-was the Lawrence Lennen Rink of Lethbridge, the Roy Johnson Rink was third and the Harvey Bourassa Rink was fourth. The Harvey Williams Rink of Cardston captured the No. 2 - Alberta Canning Co. Event. Bob Mikado and his crew were second, the Ed Knapp Rink of Cardston - third, and the Earl Francis Rink of Lethbridge won the fourth spot. The No, 3 Event - the Magrath Garagemen’s Event was won by the John Schneyder Rink of Magrath. Placing second in the Event was the Joe Seeman Rink of Lethbridge. Eric Hohm and mates were third and the Steve Kunimoto Rink was fourth. Winner of the No. 4 Magrath Trading Co. Ltd. Event was the Al Lagler Rink of Lethbridge. The Shig Nakagawa foursome were second, Mel Heggie and mates were third and the Butch Sloan Rink of Cardston placed fourth. Registration for Evening Courses being offered in the Cardston School Division during the Spring Semester will be held February 1-11 under the direction of the principal at the school where each class is assigned to be taught. All classes having a Biaimum of 10 individuals registered will begin operating during the week of February 14th. If you have any questions relative to the classes (which were outlined in detail in last week’s paper) please contact the Cardston School Division, the School Principal or the Class Instructor. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Spencer of Calgary take pleasure in announcing the birth of a son, 7 lb. 3 oz. Wednesday, Feb. 2nd. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. T. Rudd of Raymond. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Spencer of Magrath. Friends are invited to call at the Memorial Hall in Spring Coulee on Sunday, February 13th between the hours of 2:30 and 4^30 P.M. to congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown of Spring Coulee on the occasion of their 60th Wedding Anniversary. They request no gifts please. Going through the bills a wife said, "Here’s one bill we won’t have to worry about any more. It’s marked 'Final Notice.’ NOTICE: Public Notice is hereby given that I will attend at the Magrath Civic Building on Tuesday, February 15th, 1972 from 10 o’clock in the forenoon until 12 o’clock noon for the purpose of receiving nominations of candidates for the office of Mayor. Given under my hand at Magrath this Sth day of February 1972» H.C. Poulsen, Returning Officer. NOTICE: Town of Magrath By-law #813 provides for a Tax Discount of 5% on Prepaid 1972. Taxes if paid on or before February 29, 1972. The By-Law also makes provision for a Penalty of 5% on all 1972 taxes not paid before September 1, 1972. NOTICE: Dog Licenses are due. Dogs must be »kept on their owner’s property. They must not be allowed to run at large. DON’T MISS THE BIG SALE ON DRESSES, COATS ^en everything is coming your way, you AND PURSES. ladies Wear Dept. are probably in the wrong lane.MAGRATH GRADING COt TANY LTD Mr, Hyram Clifton, a resident of Del Bonita for many years, passed away in the Magrath hospital Tuesday morning at the7 ag£ ' of"'8'l’’ years'.":'K WANTED: Good home on a farm for year old deg - half Border Collie, Excellent with children. Ph, 758-3553 FOR SaLE: Girls navy blue home knit skirt size 4 - 5o Never been worn.-. Ph. 758-3553 LADIES BASKETBALL - all ladies 16 years of age and over interested inplaying basketball please meet Wednesday nights in the High School Giym from 7 to 9 P.M. HOME MADE FROZEN PIES - 99^ each. Lunch Counter, MAGRATH PARK THEATRE NEWS: Friday and Saturday February 11th and 12th "KING OF THE GRIZ2LEYS" starring Johnny Yesno in a family outdoor adventure. Running time 121, Camming Attraction: "Whip of the Flesh", FOR SALE: A pair of Geese, Ph. 758-3538 BLANKET SaLE - "Surprise" Blended Blankets in a, host of lovely colors - Rose, Gold, Green, Purple, Turquoise, Orange, Size 72x90. Regular $5.95= Sale Price $3.99 Dry Goods Dept. □ i • ft e About all that can be forecast with 100 percent accuracy about winter is that it 'o os in one year and goes out another. Miss Kay Thomson is visiting with her parents following her graduation in Home Economics from B.Y.U., a guest of Mr, and Mrs. Rulon Thomson. Mrs. Ellen Sorensen of Colorado Springs is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reil, Mr. and Mrs, Burns Harker returned during the past week following a visit in Utah and Arizona. NOTICE: The Mothers' Association of Brownies & Guides will meet Tuesday, February 15th in the Lions Hall at 8:30 P.M. THANK YOU: My sincere thanks to the Doctors Nurses and Staff of the Magrath Hospital for the care and attention I received^ to my many friends for cards sent and visits made during my long hospital stay. Your thoughtfulness was much appreciated, Leslie Cook. LOST: Lqdies Wallet containing valuable papers and credentials along with cherished pictures and some money. Finder please return to or contact Mrs. Irene Strang who is most anxious to have it back. Phone 758-3037« KIDDIES SLEEPERS - 1 group of Stretchiest Regular $2,95- Sale Price $1.98 Dry Goods Dept MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. AYLMERS soups TOMATO or VEGETABLE oo 10 oz. for oo (GREEN E DEANS ■XI FRENCH STYLE ROYAL CITY 14 oz for OOÎ AYLMERS 28 oz c« PINK SALMON SODA CRACKERS OO CHRISTIES PARAMOUNT 8 oz 2# boxes 830 AUNT JEMINA 2à # MIRACLE WHIP I 3 KRAFT : i SALAD DRESSING 32 oz. : > i I-MI ' 1111 It >. 11.111111 H»ll 11IMH tin ti I i 111< 1 Ji II H». h I |H,‘-rTl ut 1 < . RE ANGELUS 1# o c FRESH PRODUCE MAC APPLES 3# bags 490 ORANGES 7# bags 3# local PARSNIPS 1# >kgs .K ( ''f' TOMATOES ripe, bulk lb.
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