| 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. P”OMES; OFFICE 758-3533 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3O65 MORE HOURS? Monday. Tuesday; Thursday and Friday . .8 AJf. to 6 P.M. Wednesday .8 A.M. to 1 P.M, . .Sàturday .8 A.M. to 7 P.M. 4 ’ : Í ! J .* THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th, 1973 . . . .MAGRATH, ALBERTA. XiHHWHHHHHWHWHHHHHi'XX XX X X XiHHHHHHHHHHHîiHHHHt XX X X X X X X X X XX X X XXXX-X XKXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX MENSBOYS' WEAR X XX X XXX XXXXXXXXXX'XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX X^HWHHHi- • • • 9 ••*••••••• Canadian made durable twill Work Shirts in Spruce Green shade. Sizes 14i to 17. QQ REGULAR $6.98 . 5^ Coveralis Men5 s Khaki Coveralls of tough drill with double stitched seams.- Sanforized, 2 way zippero Sizes 38 to 46 ' REGULAR $10.98 UJork QLoves Merit's "Scuf Tuf” Work Gloves wit£ leather palm, striped canvas back. Unlined, REGULAR $2,98 pr IVork Socks Men’s Grey Work Socks - 50% Wool, 50% Nylon, . REGULAR $1.49 SWEATERS Men’s 100% Pure Wool Canadian made Sweaters in :'ib knit. Assorted colors JAC SHIRTS Wool Plaid Jac Shirts in two popular styles,. Button front. IO95». IS98 MLN'S KNIT WESTERN SHIRTS IN BLUE- OR BROWN CHECK. PEG, $12.950. SALE’ - 9o95 i<l£ >0 pr.«.o.»« DOWN FILLED 6500 o Colors Gold, Grape SLEEVELESS. DOWN-FILLED O/[9 5 VF£STS . . . . . o Q a f . . . n r * I DOWN FILLED VESTS Q(R>95 WITH SLEEVESn.o 9 o o *o •• e c o o'o ' e ô e »? r. Popular Nylon quilted Jackets with 100% down filling include Teal, Navy, Brown. _5 TO DRY GOODS DEPT. Velvety Soft Terry Bath Towels in assorted stripe patternsc A variety of colorso Size 22" SHEETS "No Iron" Fortrel & Cotton Blended Sheetsf floral patterned on white« Availabe in flat or fitted« DOUBLÉ BED - 81X100. REG« $7-98 «««. SINGEE BED - 39x?5.-. 549 499 NOTIONS MATCHING PILLOW CASES. REG« $3,95 UPSTAIRS DEPT« PROTEIN 21 HAIR SPRAY - giant size 13 oz Re 2>ulo.r <32o9S co*!«*«^*****»«*»«*«*««*» | ALBERTO VO5 SHAMPOO - with Acrosil, 7 oz R©gU.lcll? 99^ 5»oanao»»o»o0*»0oo fol* ALBERTO vA CREME RDISB - tor easy to manage hair.^ $1 og. oH "IDYLLE" by Gothic Poetically beaut-iful bodybra of light« lustrour nylon tricot and power net« Sunshir colors of YellowPink; ' White, Sand, Green, 600 1 Mat chining Bikini Pant- The September meeting of the Magrath ’Hospital Auxiliary was held in the Nurses ¿Lounge of the hospital,. The minutes were ¡read and approved« The treasurer1s report showed a bank 1 balance of $338«67. Correspondence included a letter of ¡resignation from 1st Vice President Lydia ¡Brunner; Letters from the Alberta Heart ¡Fund; a "thank you" note., and an invitation ¡to a meeting of the Regional Hospital ¡Auxiliary Convention in Lethbridge« An application was received from Ireta Dahl for the Margaret Long Memorial Scholarship, A scroll will be made to be presented to Miss Dahl along with the scholarship« Mrs j Nettie Hillmer reported no sewing to be done« Another $5.00 has been paid back by the Tuck Cart« Summer tray favors were flowers, Mrs« Ireta Matkin reported the quota was topped in the Blood Donor Clinic« The Regional Auxiliary meeting held in June was attended by Mrs« Irene Gruningere All ladies who sat with Colette Christen sen were thanked and Colette has invited them for a piece of birthday cake on September 23rd, A reservation form will be sent for the Annual Convention in Calgary being held October 23rd - 25th. The hospital is in need of an ice-making machine. The price is being investigated« There will be a celebration for the 25th .Anniversary of the Auxiliary« A quilt will be raffled at that time. A Nominating Committee was appointed with positions of 1st Vice President; 2nd Vice President and Secretary-Treasurer to be filled« She committee consists of Ireta Matkin; Eda Kosma and Elsie Owens« The meeting was adjourned and lunch was served« Mr0 Craig Drew of Timmons, Ontario was a recent guest of Mark Bakar at the home of his parents Mr« and Mrs. Wallace Baker« Mr« and Mrs« Baker accompanied by sons Mark and Glen and Miss Judy Harris of Calgary left Thursday last for Salt Lake City, Utah where Mark will enter the Mission Home j prior to leaving soon to fulfil a two year I mission in Sweden. Mr, Cal Alston accompanied by sons fWade and Burns travelled to Salt Lake City, IUtah where Burns will enter the Mission j Home before leaving to serve a mission in Japan, Wade will enroll at the University in Logan, Utaho Lome Schmunk left during the weekend to resume his studies at the U« of AOJ Edmonton after returning home from California where he served a two year mission«, DON'T MISS THE 1/2 PRICE & $10 RACK OF SALE DRESSES, JACKETS, etc, Upstairs, MAGRATH TRA HARDWARE DEP Fl 1 1 • f L J J n TAS C 0 #420 7x5') gives you the brightest possible images with big 50 mm objective lenses, helps pick out objects in the darkness, on the water •■r in the wo-’ds- New gold and magenta combination lenses with exceptionally Magnesium body with new Mack pebble finish, bright trim, new fold-back rubber eye cups REGUiaR ql29- 95 =* poptings provide b ri ght images. O / o #410 7x35‘ spectacular wide angle viewing, an ideal all-around Binocular with excellent ratings in every category, REGULAR A119„95 — BUSHNELL 7-135 ~ fibre glass, ONLY f eat herwei ght. .„2495 HUNTERS LANTERN Searchlight Lantern - Rainproof, ’Waterproof switch, Floats. Powerful beam, unbreakable case. Uses 6 volt batteryc. less battery, PR ES TO NE 5 ~ans DRY GOODS DEPT. c a o 5? * Wind Song,. Autumn. A 5 i Enchanting scents of Wind Beloved, Golden SPRaI MIST., REG. CREE® PERFUME, - Prophecy, Golden REGULAR $3 „25 ea ■. ■., Autumn n $2 ,.,50 OMWXNY LTD. Jim and Paulette Tate of Orem. Utah would like their Canadian friends to know of the arrival of their first son Adam James., a brother for their three daughters Danielle, Whitney and Kristen, on September 10, 1973o ' Maternal grandmother Margaret Hindley is with the family in Orem? Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, J? Wo Tate of Calgary. O a o * o » Dexter and Samantha of Lethbridge happily announce the birth of a son Michael Patrick in the Magrath Hospital September 18, 19730 " ‘ Grandparents are Andrew and Vada Archibald, Gilvert and Sharley Sheridan of Lethbridge, Great grandparents are Leonard and Juliadean Bondy of Magrath, Mr. and Mrs, Owen Archibald of Cardston, Roy Sheridan of Calgary and Mrs. Hazel Nelson of Calgary.- Great great grandparents are Mrs. Nettie (Duce) Taggart of Calgary, Mrs? Ida Sheridan of Drumheller and Mr. and Mrs, Charles Johnson of Lethbridge, O up O o n r • o Ann Louise Ririe Winterton, formerly of Magrath, passed away while visiting at the home of her daughter Mrs, Eugene (La Preal) Larson of Ephrata, Washington on September 7th. Louie would have been 92 years of age November, She lived a happy and useful life right to the time of her passing? She was predeceased by her husband Ralph in 1959 c. The funeral was held in Provo on September lOtha Those attending from Magrath were Clyde and Hazel Spencer, Richard and Olive Bradshaw, Horace Ririe and Margaret Hindley, J O Bo in a r> • • » a c Mr. and Mrs,, S? Co Sorensen had as their recent guests her son Mr. W. L» Shafer of Washington, D.C, who had been meeting with other U.S. congressmen at Legislative hearings at Denver, Billings, Mont;., and Reno, Nevada, Also visiting the Sorensens were Mrs, Pearl Low and Miss Ada Funk of Salt Lake City, Utahc Mrs.; Olive James has returned home from Vancouver BcC, in the company of her son Mrc Larry James of Coquitlam, B0C? who spent a few days in Southern Alberta visiting relatives and friends as well as conducting business. Mr, and Mrs, Edward Hill have returned to their home in Drayton Valley after visiting with their son-in-law and daughter Mr0 and Mrs. Gordon Card and family□ NEW CHILDREN-S SHOES HAVE ARRIVED UPSTAIRS,. 2 MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD dry goods dept 100$ Polyestei* Crimpknit in crepe or diagonal pattern in lovely Fall shades including Grape. Gold, Azure Black, Navy. Pink, Burgandy, Champaigne. 60" Wide«, REGULAR $4» 95 yd,.». >j ih iiiiiiiiiihii i II miiiiti Uni i m I u mi iHiniiiiiliiH H liiii II iHiHiiiUiHiiiiitiiiiniiiiiibiiiniiHiHnHiiiiHfnniiHHHiiiuHHiHiniiiniiriftiHibtUhniiifiH IIHIIHIf IIIHI litlHinithH' TERYLENE BATTS 100% Terylene Batts, bonded. Excellent for making quilts, comforters, quilted bedspreads, etc, REGULAR $3,95 ea„ 339 IlhllHIUlKIlliWIIIIilliT NOTICE; All Citizens of Magrath and District who may be interested in the "Rural Urban Unit" concept of Government are invited to attend a meeting in the Magrath Civic Building 4n Friday, September 21, 1973 at 7i3O P.M. Mr. E. W. (Ted) Hinman, cur MnLJi.«., who has made a study of this type *»f government will address the meeting and discuss the merits cf a "Rural-Urban Unit" for Ma&g rath and district. Magra.t.h mT own Counci,l. Mr, and Mrs, Dan Mai returned home during the weekend after spending the past two months visiting relatives and friends in Pouce Coupe, Grand Prairie and far northern points'. ■ .•I.HIt«tIIIV'»r>Hl.lH.l|lli|.n|ltll|l NOTICE, Flams are now being made for the celebration of Magrath1s Diamond Jubilee in 1974 As July 2.4th will fall on a Wednesday in 1974,0 it has been suggested by a number of citizens that to encourage and enable more people to attend oui Celeb ration., Saturday, July 27th, 1974 be chosen as the Town’s Festive Holiday in 1974, Before making a decision on this suggests ion. Council would appreciated your comments on this matter. Magrath Town Councils o < - a Wr, and Mrs, Jr. Takahashi had as their Accent guests their daughter Mrs. Jean Oish: and children of Toronto, Ontario. Mr, and Mrs , Bob Shaw and family cf Coronation, Alberta, visited with friends . PHENTEX IEJ J&SHafeex. Yarn for knitting or crocheting QoatUj, Sweaters, Jackets., Ensembles Afghans, etc, REGULAR 89$ skein. 690 5 IlllUlt jBARRELof wool I i Dupont 4 ply Orlon Acrylic Yark, machine j | washable. A nice assortment of colors, I REGULAR 20 barrel , 9 69 | . . .»•(•«in*» iT Is . IIIHI. INFANTS & KIDDIES fine combed cotton knit T shirts in assorted patterns and colors SIZES 12-24 mo1|9J5J 2 - 3Xo.c.250 4 - 295 MISSES T SHIRTS smartly styled in assorted colors Sizes• 8 to I/4. yrs«••••••« •••••••• MISSES TURTLE NECK T SHIRTS - long zipper opening. White only. Sizes; 8 to 16 yrs. 395 sleeve 395 end including Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hillmer and Mrs. and Mrs. Vem Wakefield and families. Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Handley of High River visited with friends and relatives in Magrath and Raymond during the weekend. NEW ARRIVALS IN GIRLS & MISSES SHOES Upstairs. MAGRATH /RAD I NG COMPANY LTD. HARDWARE DEPT. WINCHESTER 12 GaUOE PIMP GUN C.I.L. 30.06 BIG GAME RIFLE 222 REMINGTON VARMENT RIFLE GUN CASES Gun Cases styled for guns with scopes GUN CASES - for all models t« Priced as low as DOUBLE BARREL 12 GAUGE SHOT GUN (we take trades). NOTICE: The Regional Hospital Auxiliarymeeting will be held at the Lethbridge Auxiliary Hospital,, Friday, September 21st ccmmencing at 9 A.M. All interested women are welcome. FOR SALE: B Flat Trumpet - in good condition. Ronnie Sabey. Ph. 758-3412 FOUND: Small black puppy, well behaved. Owner please claim«, Kendy Sabey. Phone 758-3412. WANTED: Left handed baseball glove in good condition0 Brian Raasch. Ph. 758-3521. NOTICE: Arts and Crafts will open Tuesday, September 25th at the Artis Sc Crafts Centre and be open Wednesday, Sept. 26th and Thursday September 27th from 2 PJf. on each day. NOTICE: There will be Brownies this Friday after school for all interested girls. A Mothers’ Meeting will be held Monday, Sept, 2Z(th at 8 P.M. in the Lions Hall. All mothers interested in registering their girls must do so at this meeting. - » Z SHOT SHELLS WINCHESTER 12 GAUGE HEAVY LOAD 1L oz. shot. per box HllHlllilHf IlilhHIHir CLEAN I\N G KITS: for shot guns ^25 Extra Steel Brushes stag gun oil 450 590 GUN TREATMENT - triple action - cleans, cates, preserves. Spray can . BURO SOLVENT RECOIL PADS - G •••• V•••••••••••••••• Small, Medium, Large., good quality. UN L 0 C K lubri- |95 750 175 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cook of Okotoks are the proud parents of a daughter Jana Gayle, 7 Ab, 9 oz. born in Foothills Hospital, Calgary, Thursday, September 6th, 1973. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bourne and Mrs0 Fem Cook al l of Magrath NEW FALL & WINTER JACKETS HAVE ARRIVED IN THE MEN'S WEAR DEPT. Master Gun Lock - for handguns, rifles and shotguns. Guard against tragedy — all your gun locks can be keyed allke with only one key to carry. Master Gun Lock has *Adjustable ratchet " ' ‘ i * Cushioned pads block trigger action. *Self-adjusting pins for extra security. * Easy to attach and lock. g Q f locking mechanism X * * ■" — - : G__U__N________MITT Silicone treated Gun Mitt polishes, cleans and protects all metals and wood surfaces. Easy to use on gun and gun sights, scopes, etc. Triple treated with a new blend of silicone with corrosion inhibitors. Mitt may be used i over and over again until it wears out. I | DECOYS I GOOSE DECOYS - full bodied Ë z DUCK DECOYS - full bodied 488 319 ea. ea. MAGRATH 'TRADING COMPANY LI D UPSTAIRS DEPT. .« iiiiiu iin in in rtttu H iim iH U iiltb u u i'H O M iiii handsome new £ Lovely Pull overs and Cardigans by Avon Knits, Zado Figurines in handsome knits New fashions for Fall & Winter, PRICED FROM PRICED FROM. Fashionable Slacks in the smartest plaids as well as plain shades to co-ordinate with the blazers , in 95 J U up BASKET OF SANDALS SUMMER SHOES KIDDIES STYLES INCLUDED New Fall and Winter Coats and Jackets in styles that are sure to please, Plain and fur trimmed in fabrics & leathers 1/3 OFF RACK Cbats jackets kJt iiit LGS Premiur Peter Lougheed accompanied by members of his cabinet including Minister of Highways Clarence Copithome and Consumer Affairs Minister Bob Dowl-ling "copter-hopped11 over South Alberta Monday landing in the Magrath Park at approximately 10 A0Mo where they were greeted by an enthused gathering of citizens and school children0 They visited the Magrath Schools where a new high school is hoped for as well as a Band Room addition; then a visit to the Magrath Hospital where a Senior Citizens residence and nursing complex is much desired» Highways Minister Copithome was banned from the helicopter on part of the trip and travelled that part of the route by car over the Raymond and Magrath to Cardston highways which are much in need of improvement» President Harold Boucher and Charlie Matkin of the Magrath Chamber of Commerce met further with the Premier and his associates at a Cabinet meeting and luncheon Tuesday in Lethbridge when the local Chamber1 concern "Railway and Elevator" ment was further stressed with presentation of briefs^ s great Abandon-the n • • »• o » c September 23rd is Colette Christen— sen’s birthday« Now that she is feeling better, she would like the ladies who sat with her the first week she was in hospital to come and have a piece of her birthday cake, Colette would like to thank each one for their time spent with her. Farewell testimonial services were held in the Magrath L.D0S. Chapel Sunday afternoon honoring Miss Debbie Curliss who is leaving shortly to serve a mission in Californiaa HELP HE TO SEE Pray that I might see the worthiness and character in a face, And notice not if hari and skin and spoken word are different from mine; beauty to be seen in eyes of brown or blue or hazel might please me equally; names and origin and foolish prideful things would cease to seem important; rank and place of office held would pale as indicators in my mindo For arrogance and hate are so destrictive to my character, and are unworthy; So Lord, I pray that newer wisdom can permit a love and truer knowledge of my brother - neighbor, However and wherever I might meet him» - Ao Wilson, That That That MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. -«■•■■■iiHi'iiiMCffiiHxiiiiiiiiKiiiiKiiiiMikiiiHiHiii.iiiiiiiiiiKiiniiHiniiiiiiiHiiuiiiiiHiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiHiiiiinHiiiumiiiiHmupuu £'. . lt ,U,UI ,H‘*’'’'’’'’H 4i4nutn l>llllllllllHlllHil4illlll|IUUItlU4HttMllUlJ)|i^illMinilllliihUUhH«ltllO<'iHIHllillh«|l|«llh(«l><lll ll| ¡WIENERS I I Ko g. 1# pkg.9QC I r<'">llf|illlliillltll>.illlli liiil>lli)>|iU>llll|lHlllli> .ll(il|l||lillftllHMn(t|IIHHI>ll>ii||ln<'l|l«IH>llllHHIHi»T The Magrath U«C«.Wo held the opening meeting of the season in the United Church Hall Tuesday evening with President Faye Bort conducting the business meetings Important items of interest include plans to have Mrs, Donna Jensen of Cardston present at the October meeting which is scheduled for Tuesday October 2nd in the Church Hallo Mrs. Jensen will display baking with hand ground whole wheat flour« Any ladies interested are invited to attend this demonstration - ‘Sime will be announced at a later date« A congregational "Pot Luck" Supper hosted by the U.CrW« was planned for Sunday October 14th commencing at i P,M. with a program to follows Following the business meeting, Mrs. Delores Fellger was present and showed some very interesting slides of her recent trips to the Orient, Australia and New Zealand which were much enjoyed«. Lunch was served by hostesses Margaret Sarick and Stephonie Fialiko ATTENTION — Ladies, Teens — have your hair done by Heather Thomsons Ph. 758-3175 NOTICE: Worship Services will be held in the Magrath United Church Sunday mm-ninfea at 9:45 A„M« Sunday School will be at this same time. This Sunday Rev, J„ Ruxton will conduct the worship service. o «» & rIf a man dodges cars he:s a pedestrian. If he dodges taxes, he's a business man. And Mrs. Pilling’s class was asked to write a conversation between any two animals in the Zoo. Heidi Miehe wrote this one about the Lion and the Gori Ila. THE LION AND THE GORILLA Here is a story I’ll tell you that a friend told me. . He said that a lion and a gorilla said this: "Gee those children are sweet," said the lion. "Yes they are," replied the gori 11a. f "but the parents are stupid." "Yes, I Know, they feed us animals when they’re not supposed to." "Yes, the children tell them not to but the parents don’t listen." "Yes, I know, they say ’Oh, don’t bother what the signs say’"* "Yes, the parents are ill mannered." "They certainly are," "Not only that, they throw their garbage at us and not bother to put ih.in the garbage." "I wonder how children can be so sweet when their parents are unbearably horrid." "Yes, this is a mystery." "Their parents won’t let them come to the Zoo because they say children make such a mess," "It’s unbearable to know that parents blame things on their children when they did it," "Ues, it is a shame." "Goodnight, I’m getting sleepy." "I am too, let’s talk about it tomorrow night." "Well, goodnight." "Goodnight." Heidi Miehe if he dodges everything, he’s a politician. MAGRATH TRADING COmPANY LTD. ¡CHOCOLATE CH IPS FRYS COCOA (ROGERS SYRUP LIPTON SOUPS : 990 2 / 79 C BEEF or CHICKEN _ . _ . .g . '«Hit«««III I | APPLE COBBLERS ■'S. YORK French Cut for WESTERN FAMILY .1# g Sc i ,■ - ROBIN HOOD l\ A ‘ iWWD I O or Gingerbread / V \ IX I 2 1OO for REGAL 19 APPIÈ & STRAWBERRY 48 oz 1 c SANDWICH .100's 7’ COOKING ONIONS 2 lb. bags. MAC APPLES - HANDI PACKS CELERY HEARTS -ÎJÏBo APPLIES -macs lb. 29 0 LOCAL CARROTS lb. bags 590
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