| 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. MAGRATH TRAkDING CO. STORE NEWS OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday 8 A.M. P.‘- THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1978 . .MAGRATH, ALBERTA . AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA& A A A A A A A A A A A A A A^: A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A HARDWARE DEPARTMENT MTD CHAIN DRIVEN TILLER • Dependable 5 h.p. B & S engine features forward, neutral and belt driven reverse, sharpening tines. Clutch control, steel wheels. *278** MTP TILL-U. „ , u 3 h.p. engine, 3 step chain and sprocket. Features clutch control on upper handle, single speed forward, spring steel tines and 7” poly, wheels. *f7J08 SEED POTATOES ?rtified Seed Potatoes - ontiacs & Kenebecs. $2.09 single speed 16 forged 14” self LAWNMOWERS MTD 20" LAWN MOWER BUY poly f old- Features 20" cutting width, 5 finger tip wheel settings, and bag. FLYER SALE ♦17«“ 3.5 h.p. B & S recoil engine, front and rear baffles, 7" wheels, 7/8” loop handles. FLYER SALE *113” 3.5 h., 4 cycle, wheels, ing handle GOVERNMENT INSPECTED SEED Norlands & Gems 10# $1.19 GARDENING SHOVELS Just the shovel for the ladies. Small size blade, shorter handle. $7.99 MTD RIDER MOWER 5 h.p‘. B&S recoil engine with 26" single blade cutting width. Single speed transmission; forward & reverse, disc brakes, rear wheel differential drive, . rear 0W IS 1-6-3 THE TIME TH WEED & FEED LAWNS GOLDEN TRUCK TOOL BOX VIGORO GOLDEN WEED & VIGORO FEED. Fits full width of Half Ton Pick Up Truck. Heavy duty. $159.00 i REGULAR $9.95 and $10.95 PRICED AT Sl'iN VI SERS $34.95 - $79.00 Nylon Squall Jackets in a choice of styles and shades. Keeps the wind out, the warmth in. 1/2 Price DENIM Fall and Winter Jackets in popular Quilted Nylons, Freizes, Wool Plaids Suedes, Fabrics, etc. Men's Denim Western style Jackets by Lee. Well tailored in this popular waist style work jacket. REG. $20.95 Men’s Surmer Dress Straw Hat s in Tan, C A P S Work, Sport and Casual Caps in Drill, Mesh, Cotton/Polyester. Plains, Fritt^rns. $1.95 - S3 55 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NEWS it is or ont The The annual meeting will be held sometime in June at which time hoped to have Premier Lougheed of his Ministers in attendance, date will be announced'later. We wish to congratulate the Pharmacy on their new Store front, it has added much to our Main Street. Memberships in the Chamber for 1978 are still available and we solicit your support. At the Candidates’ meeting held prior to the Town election, a number of candidates promised more liason between Council and ratepayers. To date we have very few reports from Council. May we respectfully suggest that monthly reports be issued through the Store News, similar to the articles from our M.L.A. C. Matkin. DISTRICT AGRICULTURIST'REPORT Is your stock watering dugout full yet? In spite of the recent rains it appears as if many dugout will need to be filled by pump again in this spring. To aid farmers filling these dugouts, Alberta Agriculture will be renting out pumps and 6" aluminum pipe similar to those used in the emerg-dugcut filling project la9t fall. P.T.O. drive pump which requires 0 h.p. tractor as a power unit will be rented out for $25 per day. The pipe, which is- stored in trailers that can be towed behind a 1 ton true’ costs $100 a day for the first mile and $50 a day for each additional mile, . Application forms for the new pro gram are available at the District Agriculturist Office, Cardston. If you wish more information please- >call at 653-4461. John Nap, CO-District Agriculturi JUST ARRIVED - Fruit Trees, Dolgo Crab, Heyer Apple, Rescue Apple. $11.88 each. Red Honeysuckle $3.49. - Hardware Dept. FOR RENT: 10 acres of grass pasture for the summer. Ph. 758-3751. Allan Holladay says there are too many loose dogs running around town. asks "What do you think?" The Executive Officers for 1978-79 St. Joseph's C.W.L. were installed a ceremony during Mass Wednesday, April 26th. Following the ceremony, the members present enjoyed supper at 95 the Trevi Restaurant in Lethbridge. BAND CONCERT School Gym. Band - Wed. May 10th, 7:30 R Come and hear the Seriio.: play the numbers they will be performing at the World International Festival at Vancouver. They need your support. 20% OFF . MOTHERS DAY GREETING CARDS Tell Mother you love her this Mother’s Day by way of a lovely Mother’s Day card. PRICED FROM 354 - $3.00 Prince Matchebelli Perfumes make an idéal gift for Mom. Available in two pleasing fragrances - Cachet and Windsong. REGULAR $8.50 - $18 BUBBLE BATH Please Mother on Her Bubble Bath. Prince Windsong fragrances. '■ REGULAR $5.00 . Day with some luxurious Matchebelli Cachet or MOTHERS DRY Chocolates Hand made FERNS Chocolates make an ideal gift for Mother Creams, hand rolled, Almond Bark, Assorted. REGULAR $3.95 20% off FULL AND HALF SLIPS Ladies’ Summery Nightwear Please Mother with lovely new Nighgown this ay. Our selection includes Nylon Tricot, P.erma- Press Cottons & Polyesters, Brushed Nylon. $4.95 - $15.95 You will find assortment of for Mom in full and half styles, regular and long lengths. $4,95 - $10.95 a good Slips NOTICE: The Magrath & rJict-rict Rodeo Club will hold a meeting Monday night, May 8 at 8 P.M. in the Magrath Civic Building. Those interested are invited to attend. , Rodeo Committee FOR SALE: Cononeaster Hedging Plants. Good root system $40 a hundred or 50<? each. Phone 758-3289. ATTENTION; Oddfellows will be testing Children’s eyes 4-6 on Monday, May 15, 1978 at Chief Mountain Health Unit. For appointment call 758—3272 anytime or Tuesday at 758-3222. ATTENTION: Formal application forms are now available for vacancies in the new Magrath Senior Citizens Lodge. Individuals whose names have been placed on the waiting list will- be forwarded application forms without request. Forms obtained from Ron Beck, Secretary, Magrath Housing Administration Society MAGRATH ROD & GUN CLUB ANNUAL AWARDS NIGHT & BANQUET will be held Saturday, May 13th at 7 P.M. in the Magrath United Church Hall. Tickets $5 each abailable from Keith Sabey or John Bourne. Everyone is invited to attend. A most entertaining evening has been planned - "A Night With Andy Russell”, well known wildlife authority, author and guide will show films and give commentary. Reserve this night for the whole family. ROLLER SKATING - will be by booking only. Phone the Drop In Centre. NOTICE: Anyone interested in learning about Make-up Application, also Weight Control program, Ph. 8-3550. A meeting will be held Thursday evening at 8 P.M. in the Drop In Centre to discuss these topics. NOTICE: There will be a Magrath Roping Club Meeting May 13th at 7 P.M. at Herb McKelvey’s home, three blocks East of the Bank of Montreal. Anyone interested in roping or barrel racing is welcome to attend. For further information call Marlynn Connell at 758-6709. FOR SALE: 15* Boat & Trailer Phone 758-3521. 1I . / • / / I / z ✓ I / ✓ ?«T ITO Be sure to see our New Arrivals in Ladies Pant Suits. A gift idea Mother’s Day coining. DRESSES New Spring and Summer ' >ress es in becoming one and two piece fashions. 1 RACK F BLOUSES, ETC. C1 LEARING AT . »1J 1 RACK OF DRESSES-/- PANT SUITS ,. ETC. iX/iPt CLEARING AT . ‘ ÇvE. OUR NEW SPRING Shoe Fashions For Teeners’ ah J Ladies’ Are now in stouk! New Arrivals in Ladies, Misses and Childrens Sandals for Spring and Summer. New Arrivals in Tender Tootsies - Sandals, SlipOns and Oxfords in assorted styles. HUSH PUPPIES - Baby Buffalo Oxfords with comfortable crepe sole, go A GOOD STOCK OF KIDDIES, MISSES & LADIES RUNNERS SUPER LOO 6800 BEIGE BRA SEAMLESS TRICOT SUPER LOOK SUPER LOOK BRA.SALE Introductory Offer on Playtex Super Look Bra in white or beige SEAMLESS BRA TRICOT CLOTHES LOOK SMOOTH.YOU LOOK SUPER! PLAYTEX-REGULAR $9.95-$12.95 OFF SUPER LOOK PANTY Smoothing Panty that makes your clothes look smooth. 100% cotton crotch liner. White S.M.L XXL. . Beige. UP 0985 \ 1 WHITE HI PH UGG ER NTLON CUASTANE SUPER LOOK SMOOTHING PANTIES CLOTHES LOOK SMOOTH.YOU LOOK SUPER' WITH 100% COTTON GUSSET LINER / I ■ I i " \T . 1 PLAYTEX-PLAYTEX SEAMLESS SUPPORT BRA: Oenim Blue Jeans PRICED 23’ Just the thing for that Casual look. Stay looking new after many washings. Young Men ’s Polyester Cord Slacks in Blue Tan, Black. Latest styling in this easy-' to-wash Cord. REGULAR $24.95 Pre-washed- Wrangler Blue Jeans that ’ are so popular with all the Young Men. WIDE LEG PRICED 24^5 WRANGLER RIDERS IN PRE-WASHED BLUE DENIM. MEN’S TAN LEATHER BOOTS All leather extra high Boots. Genuine leather sole. Sizes: 7,9,11. I COOKIE TIME IS HERE I The Browi will be at your door tomorrow, afternoon (Friday, May 5th) sei] ing cookies for $1 a box. Please support our Brownie Pack. FLORENCE NIGHTENGALE TEA - the Magrath Hospital Auxilia will held the annual Florent Nightengale Tea & Bake Sale May 13th in the Magrath Trad ing Co. Hall. The quilt to be raffled is on display in the Magrath Trading Co. wind« Tickets are available from any Auxiliary the Dry Goods Trading Co. member or at Dept, of the FOR SALE: Two one extra bedroom in basemen 120’ frontage by location. Phone after 5 P.M. bedroom-, house, 320’. Choie 758-3576 NOTICE: will hold its regular meeting Tuesday afternoon, May 9th at 2:30 P.M. at the home of Mrs. Grace Toomer. The United Church Ladies Aid White spayed German Shepherc, cross dog. Leather collar, - Vulcan & Ciaresholm. If 758-6692 or 758-6691. 5 gallon "Reliance" plasti Wed. morning, April 19th tr Finder 758-3751. STRAYED: Golden Lab 2 dog tags seen phone LOST: Blue water jug, road past Fellgers & Papps, please phone Englishes, WANTED: Lady to work full time in Hardware Dept. Must work every Saturday. This is not a student job. Apply Jr. Turner, Hardware Dept. WANTED: Student for Hardware, part time and during summer months. Apply Jr. Turner. NOTICE: Anyone wishing to play in a Senior Men's Slow Pitch League for the Town of Magrath, please contact Durant James, 758-3449 after 8 P.Yi. or before 7:30 A.M. THANK YOU: St. Joseph's C.W.L. wishes to thank all who supported their Tea and Bake Sale. Winner of the door prize was Len Hillmer. NOTICE: Will do roto-tilling and mow ing. Prompt service. New equipment. Contact Craig at -758-3188 or Arnold at 758-3012. REGULAR $49.95 Sv #130 OOTS Men’s and Boys’ Rubber Boots in Imports and Canadian makes. Regular and steel arch. $¿1,80 - $15.95 FOR SALE: 108-8 h.p. Case ride-on tractor and mower. Very good condition. Contact Arnold Godionton 8-302 WANTED TO RENT: 1 bedroom suite or house in Magrath. 653-2186. FOR SALE: Crib & Mattress. 758-3444 HIPWADERS Regular style Hip Baders- $23.95 FOR SALE : SALE : Golf Clubs. Ph. 758-6603 FOR $100. Phone 758-6587. WANTED: Rototilling after school an on Saturday (to earn money for band trip) Phone 758-3578 & ask for Greg SLACKS Ladies Fortrel Slacks REGULAR $9.95 - $15.95 KNEE-HIGHS REGULAR 69« pair -lain Pastel and Dark Shades in lovely Slacks that would make a suitable Mother’s Day gift. Pull-on style with elastic waist. Well .ailored for good 'it. Mis 5 : r o n ì? e 1 d r u m h a s I, een h -m a from ? . i . V ’f s it fag, her pa rents be-fore retur: ■ ng to Provo to attend Summer Scat V 1 ' Mrs. Dí i s Larson of Penticton «nd son~in - aw and daughter Mr. and irs . Clayt.- : He Im of Lethbridge visited . ith fríen:: :> I n Magrath during the weekend. Mr. use M -o . Burns Alston are home from ' dmou ton tor the summer months. Mr. .daughte agrath his p a r e n : f Harker and last week, guests of and Mrs. Ken Harker. á Mrs . its. Margaret Hindley left Sunday for Brussels, Belgium where she will visit her son-in-law and daughter "Cabaret" brand Nylon Mr ar. d Mrs. 41 McArthur and family. Knee Highs in popular shades. M:.ss < Mr. und arao.ig tl t h < " e cr. wh r< s h S c . c f o. oyce Wocknitz, daughter of Mrs. Arthur Wocknitz, was o First Place winners at ot Kiwan-’ s Musical Festival was a winner in Accordian 3 years and under. “Phentex” Yarn Regular Phentex Yarn in shades of Red, Dark Green, Apple Green, Blue. 2i89‘ new-gi thered Harvey Tuesday, April 25th to express good wishes and farewell to Marilyn Arndt who has moved to Castor, Alberta. While enjoying coffee and cake, members signed a tab led v th .presented at an earlier Farewell party. A parting gift was pre: anted by Father O’Reilly. ?,rs. s t DEL BONITA 4 H BEEF CLUB REGULAR 89« ball For Macrame Macrame Cord in shades of Red, Rust, Brown, Blue, Oyster, Beige, Yellow, LOO yd. 9 ply The April meeting was held wed. April 12th at 7 P.M. at the Del Bonita School. Colleen Hoyt opened the meeting, dianne Koskewich led in singing o Canada” and Tommy Gilstorf led in the 4 H pledge. Dale Jorgensen gave the Treasurer’s report. Newsletters were given out and summer camps were discussed. p sertificates were handed a report on hoss Seminar in Calgary. a highway cleanup will iron the border ten miles he same night a Masquerade 11 be held at the Del Bonita h music by Byron Koskewich. r person. Lunch will be Gold. Indien MOCCASINS Genuine Indian Leather Moccasins in j Childrens,, Youths and Adults styles and sizes. $10.95. $14.95, $19.95 Membersi out. Kat he Mehew gave the Red On May t th be he J. d north. Dance wt Hall wit $1.50 pc served. Red '-ross and Heart Fund Kits crafted war- handed out. Colleen Hoyt ::v a self determined project on Water Skiing. Impromptu Speeches were, given by Dianne Koskewich, Gwen Mehew and Tommy Gilstorf. Charitable dotations were donated to the Red Cross. H 0 U L D E R 1” ■ » « ■ t I LB Top Round Steak BONELESS . J” Ground FRESH . 99e SAUSAGE STICKS summer 189 .EACH“ 1» BONELESS Stewing Beef ********************************************** ************************** Although it couldn't be classed as a large tedding when Donna Kadonaga and Frank Duncan Deyell exchanged wedding vows April 22nd in the L.D.S. Chapel in Ottawa, some kind of a record must have been set for distances travelled by relatives and friends as well as .he participants for the lovely occasion. Donna and Frank came from Clyde River on Baffin Island, about two thousand miles, where she has been in charge of the hospital in that small community. Frank is manager of the Hudson's Bay store at that point and hales from the Shetland Islands about four hundred miles North of Scotland. Bishop Doerksen performed the ceremony (hit: wife is the former Ruth Steele from Magrath). The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, Mr. Tommy Nawata of Calgary. Her sister Mrs. Lucy Matsuba also of Calgary, was bridesmaid. The groom was attended by his brother Jim, Hudson's Bay manager at Fort George, Quebec which is located on James Bay. Music for the occasion was provided by Jane Iwassa, also sister of the bride, who resides in Ottawa. Lovely flowers decorated the Relief Society room where the wedding took place. A wedding dinner was provided at the Talisman hotel with David Iwassa acting as M.C. Toast to the bride was given by Clyde Spencer of Magrath with the groom responding. Hiro Matsuba led in two songs and pictures of the North and Shetland Islands were shown. Donna then presented her wedding bouquet to Hazel Spencer. Other guests were the bride’s mother Mrs. Grace Kadonaga of Magrath, the groom’s mother Mrs. Deyell from Shetland Islands, Mrs. Jim Deyell and children from Fort George, Mr. and Mrs. M. Kitagawa, uncle and aunt of the bride from Red Deer, Bishop & Mrs. HaroJd Doerksen and Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Spencer of Ottawa. . After a honeymoon in the Shetlands the happy couple will make their home in Clyde River, N.W.T. where we presume they would be glad to see any visitors who might happen along that way. A meek little man walked into the income tax office in one of the western provinces, sat down, and beamed at everyone. "What can we. do for you? ‘ asked the chief inspector, "On, nothing,” said the meek little man. "I just wanted to meet the people i'm working for." JUST ARRIVED: A BEAUTIFUL NEW ASSORTMENT OF SPRING DRESSES, BLAZERS,■LONG DRESSES, LOUNGERS, BLOUSES, PANT SUITS Upstairs. Mrs, Sarah Hoare of Calgary visited with friends and relatives in Magrath and Welling this week. Mr. and Mrs. Len Hillmer, Mrs. Elsie Owens and Miss Bev Owens were Calgary visitors during the weelend, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Mcriyama. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dick have returned home after spending the ‘winter Months in Yuma, Arizona. H» V* • 69* Shower of fehles Pineapple W, F, 14 OZ GARBAS SAGS i c»,™tL w,. FRENCH FRIES MC CAIN.SUPERFRIES 2# PKG 79 VEGETABLE SOUP . 4s99c RICE INSTANT FRIED DELTA 16 OZ.■ 59* ORANGE TANG CRYSTALS 4 PACK 89* CLEANER FANTASTI K SPRAY 24 OZ J 29 TôîîlâtSCS STEWED W.F, 14 OZ 2i99* Peanut Butter s k i p p y i# 99* III« J 39 PRODUCE Buys BANANAS DOLE RIPE lb 33* pineapple FRESH EACH 79* VALENCIA CRANGES 0# BAGS 99< NO, 1 GREEN 2,39e Watermelon MEXICAN J J9‘
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