| 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. .'■ONES: OFFICE 758-3533 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 C70RE HOURS: MONDAYs TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.8 A0M. to 6 P.M* WEDNESDAY c,.ooo8 ACM, to 1 P.M. .SATURDAY .8 A0Mo to 7 PoM0 MONDAY, A0M. to 6 P.M* 0.P«M0 .MAGRATH, ALBERTA« UPSTAIRS DEPT. ^rrK-X-4--'VvASHt-i -K-K-iHrX-x-:.-«-:;-*: THURSDAYSEPTEMBER 6n 1973 oco*©noooo*cooo SLACKS and checks in a BLAZERS © o o « « o Plaids Crushed V elvets and Leather-like 1 5 nyls Kisses and Ladies Slacks in becoming styles for the new Season ahead.-, Cuffed and regular styles in Polyester _ end Forbrel knits* Solid shades, checks, plaids* I BLAZER SETS CI THE ANTRON KNIT SHIRTS FOR MTSC’\ ^ FOIL SHADES JACKETS COATS : Misses & Ladies Fall and Winter Jackets and Coats in a pleasing array of styles. > snark display of colors* 22 Handsome 100$ Polyester Knit Blasers styled with double back vent, COLORS? Burgandy, Chocolate Brown, Navy Blue0 3|95 MATCHING SLACKS . o e • o so PANT SUITS Two and three piece Pant Suits in Fortrel and Polyester -ite. Solid shades or Checks and Plaidso Styles that are ,’ght for Fall.-, OAA®« PRICED FRCM . £_\J Up SHOES A. number of Mew Arrivals in Misses St Tadi es Fall hoes« Leathers & q -Suedes* ( 13 UP liHlHnHIinHIIHIllllHIIIIHIirttflhlttlllllllHIMttttilUIHIIHIttllUUlllliMMMiin** 1' LADIES RUNNERS 1 Canvas Runners have arrived I for "Back-to-School"• White 1 Navy. Elack8 n 9 75 PRICED FRCM. C up » s. * . • ■V : MAGRATH GRADING COMPANY LTD DRY GOODS DEPT. A ia t » ■* D) D D) R X DON'T MISS THIS BIG SAVING ON OUR STOCK OF SPRING & SUMMER FABRICS including Nylon Tricot) -. INCLUDED ARE ACRYLIC & BLENDED SUITINGS- — • - 20% OFF Crim nit 100% Polyester in crepe and diagonal pattern, solid colors. No iron, easy care. Beautiful Fall colors, 60” wide, o95 REGULAR $4-95 yd 4- SHAWLS Beautifully knit Aczylic Shawls with deep fringe. Solid shades of Tangerine, Mauve, Navy, RedREGULAR $3 O 96 C.o.c.eoo.so.n Mro and Mrs# Craig Morrison (nee Nyalene Fletcher) of Lynnwood, Washington are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son Tuesday, August 21st, Grandparents are Mr, and Mrs, Nyal Fletcher of Magrath and Mr, and Mrs, Willis Wright of Logan, Utah# Mr, and Mrs, Fletcher and daughter Janet travelled to Lynnwood to visit the Morrisons and see the new grandson© n ■ a o o « Mr, and Mrs, Melvin Heggie are the proud parents of a daughter bom Tuesday September 4th in the Magrath Municipal Hospital, Grandparents are Mr, and Mrs# George Lee of Magrath and Mr, and Mrs, Johnnie Heggie of Wei lingo ■ e Stilili Save Hose 200 a pair on famous ’'L'Egge Doni, including queen size- _ _ $1,39 & $1=>49 pr°ooo 200 OFF PR. Students who left ¿Luring the holiday weekend to enroll at the University of Alberta, Edmonton include John Balderson, Byrne Brewerton, Shirley Johnson, Ireta Dahl, Bill Leishman, Tern Carter, Denise Hamilton, Mary Ellen Thompson, Kim Christensen, Edith Taylor, Neil Harker, Rudy Kulc-sar, and Bill Alston# Students enrolling at the University of Lethbridge this week include Wayne Gruninger, Ken Hillmer, Blake Leishman, Rick Ponomare Miss Carol Ririe resumed her studies the University of Alberta after spending the summer at the home of her parents Mr, and Mrs, Jim Ririe, Gordon Hohm is attending the Lethbridge Community College, o • • • » e Mrs# Elizabeth Davies and family arrived from Calgary during the weekend to make their home in Magrath, Mr, and Mrs# Mel Fortier and family, formerly of Nelson, B,C, are making their hone in Magrath, Mrs. Fortier is the former Betty Dudley,, Visitors at the home of Mrs, Pearl Austin during the weekend included grandchildren John Austin of Calgary, Mrs© Sheila King and Stuart Austin of Castlegar, B,Co REG, ONE SIZE FITS PANTY HOSE - sheer nylon mesh in popular shades- REGULAR $1,00 pr„,r,-,,.,.,, # 2 p-9 Mro and Mrs. Max Andersen of High River visited with friends in Magrqth during the weekend. DON'T MISS THE BIG SAVINGS STILL ON IN THE DRY GOODS DEPT, MAGRATH , RAD I NG COf 'PANY LTD. HARDWARE DEPT. Miss Wendy Coleman left during the weekend for Grassland., Alberta where she will be teaching school again this term, Ron Hillmer arrived from Edmonton during the weekend to visit his parents Mr.-, and Mrso Len Hillmero SIMMONS GAS HOT WATER TANKS 10995 1 only $20 .o».-. 8995 12 GAUGE | WINCHESTER HEAVY LOAD £ bO.Xf) 5 o » c C » 11 ni h h liti i inn i h 11 h num 11 i 1111 iliiiiirmmihimHluiiniiiiiniH Contessa CONTESSA DELUXE MATTRESS - by Simmons, 4’6” Mattress created for comfort. Has 1” Sim- IAIRFRESHNER I GLADE o 1OO I k SCENTS Reg- 59^ o.,, for S.iiiiiiiiHUHiii.n.'iiiiiiiimmimiimiiii iiiiimiiiiHimiHHitmihiimmiiHiiiiiiniiimMiiiiiiiiniiiiiimimH'iiiiiiiniHHiiinRi flex padded top and bottom., 312 adjusta-rest coils. Micro-quilted with 3/16" foam edge guards on each side0 Jumbo tape prebuilt border, cord handles that do not pull out. Floral printed covering. REGULAR $110,00 . « 88 THANK YOU: I would like to say a sincere ’■thank you" to my relatives and friends for the lovely flowers and the many cards and get-well wishes., to those who visited me and enquired about me during my illness while I was hospitalized, Grace Navratil, THANK YOU: I would like to thank the doctors nurses and hspital staff for the oare and attention I received while a patient; to friends and relatives for cards, flowers, gifts and visits, I appreciated it all. very much, Christine 01sono THANK YOU: We wish to express our thanks to all those who helped in any way to make Brian and Alice’s Open House an enjoyable evening, Isabel and Ray Bennett, O w c □ 0 A 16 year old son had only recently acquired his driver’s license and had been bugging his father for any opportunity to use the family car. The other night he wanted to drive a few blocks to pick up a magazine, "You got two large feet." his dad roared, "What are they for?" "One for the brake, one for the aoceleratc: oaid Junior, Continental Beds GARLAND CONTINENTAL ENSEMBLE - by Simmons 3’3" single bed complete with matching box springs, 6 legs. Floral printed covering . ° ° • o (J 4’6" CONTINENTAL BED ENSEMBLE - complete with mattress, box springs, o legs . . | | 995 VINYL COVERED HEADBOARD - covered in sturdy vinyl, easily wiped off of finger marks, etc. Fits 3’3" bed .co qq PER GALLON GENUINE PRESTONE ANTIFREEZE - buy m 1. ga~l ~1 on re—usable Plastic containers or in 5 gallon metal pail MAGRATH GRADING COMPANY LTD MEN’S BOYS' WEAR / % 'A'" D) COVERALLS Men’s Khaki Coveralls of tough drill with double stitched ~ Q seams, Sanforized, Canadian made with 2 way zipper. 98 SIZE: 38 to 46. REGULAR $10.98. WORK SHIRTS Men’s Canadian made Work shirts in sturdy cotton twi 11 e Full cut. Spruce Green shades rQP) REGULAR $6.98 .*¿.¿4.4i.i.i □ DENIM SMOCKS Men’s Navy Blue Denim Smocks. 9 ozo Canadian made. 3 pockets, dome front fasteners. REGULAR $9.98 .*.i 749 DENIM JEANS Young Men’s Denim Jeans, traditional styling with neat ~ /|Q flared legs. Riser back, two front western pockets, 2 back patch pockets. REGULAR $7.99.*.* WORK SOCKS grey Work Socks 50% Wool, 50% nylong White toes, and tops. REGULAR $1.49 pr. . . Men1 s heels 990 Men’s r ~ canvas back. WORK GLOVES "Scuf-Tuf” Work Gloves with leather palm, stripe _ ’ ’ Unlinedo Extra tough. REGULAR $2.98 prc^S^ NOTICE: Magrath United Church Women will hold the opening meeting of the season Tuesday, September 18th (please note the change of date) in the Magrath United Church Hall with the business meeting to start at 7?-3O P.M. At 8:30 P0M. Mrs, Delores Fellger will show films on China to which all interested ladies are invited to attend. NOTICE: The Magrath Ladies Hospital Auxiliary will meet Thursday, September 13th in the Nurses Lounge of the Hospital at 2 ?nM<> All interested women are invited to attend. NOTICE: A Regional Hospital Auxiliary Conference will be held at the Lethbridge Auxiliary Hospital Friday, September 14th to which all interested ladies are welcome to attend. NOTICE: Worship Services at the Magrath United Church begin the Fall Schedule commencing this Sunday. September 9th at 9s45 A .Mo Sunday School Classes will also resime this Sunday at this same time. All interested children are welcome to attend, YOUNG MEN’S SEERSUCKER PANTS - NAVY, RED CR WHITE. Regular $10.95 SALE - $5^99 aid IhllUHl 111111II11111 111 I III IHinilHHI I llllll I lilll HillllHlHI lilll llllll llllllllliltllllllHIIIIUlllltUIUHIIIIIIHI lllliil llilill Illi 111111111111U I MEN'S I I CAMPER COATS | 1 Men’s Wool Blend Camper Coats in bold | plaid designs. Nylon satin lining through-| I out^.Western styled front and back yokes, j I Button front* Popular Fall shades: = REGULAR $19.98 I69S I KIDS Kiddies Orlon pile lined Nylon Parkas - wind resistant, water — j repellent, quilted [ nylon. Smart racer ! sleeve stripes, 1 drawcord hood. Pop- : ular Blue shade. SIZES: 4 to & ' X* MAGRATH GRADING COMPANY LTD An evening of Tennis was enjoyed on the Magrath Courts Wednesday, August 29th when twenty five players from Fort Macleod, Fincher Creek, Cardston, Magrath and Me Intyres participated in playing tennis followed by luncho DRY GOODS DEPT. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Sabey of Ladysmith, Br)Cn are visiting friends and relatives, guests of their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs, Ken Owens. Mr, and Mrs, Grant Fyfe and family of Calgary were visitors during the holiday weekend at the homes of their parents Mr. and Mrs-, Earl Wocknitz and Mr. and Mrs. George Fyfe, Richard Mikado of Edmonton spent the weekend visiting his parents Mr, and Mrs0 Sam Mikador Mrs, Gunneld Andersen and daughters • left during the weekend for Fort McMurray | where she has accepted a position teaching n chool3 Mrs, Marjorie Fife and daughter Dixie of Calgary visited friends and relatives during the weekend including Mr, and Mrs. Ted Hocking, Mrs, Fife is the former Marjorie Lamb, Friends will be interested in hearing that a former Magrath nurse, Miss Winona RouJeau who has been matron of the Milk River Border Counties General Hospital for the past number of years has accepted a two year nursing post in New Guinea, FLANNELETTE SHEETS Grey Flannelette Sheets with colored border. Soft and cosy napped, SIZE 48"x72tf REGULAR $2.95 ea. "SURPRISE" BLANKETS Nylon Blend, Dupont fibreloft Blankets with wide satin binding. Non allergenic. Solid colors in assorted shades, Sia;: 72"x9O". pgQuLig . COMFORTERS Paisley patterned Comforters with warmth in mind. Fits double bed, 60nx72” , Mr, and Mrs, Raymond Parkins had as their guests during the holiday weekend her parents Mr, and Mrs, Saunders of Vancouver, B,C, Farewell Services were held in the Magrath Second Ward L.D.S. Chapel recently honoring Mark Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs, Wallace Baker, Mark will fulfil a two year Mission in Sweden0 Mrs, Hazel Woolley of Lethbridge and Mrs. Freda Kenny of Calgary were "Store" visitors Tuesday, guests of Mrs. Vinessa Hamilton, Mr, and Mrs, Ed Brandvoid and Mrs. Marie Gillett of Calgary visited with relatives recently, guests of their mother Mrs, Nettie HilLner, REGULAR $8.95 ea». ». —ItlUlIllHilllllllllllllllllll* illlllllllllllllllllllllllHlHIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIillllllllllllllllUllllllllllllillllllllllUllllllimUlllllllllli llltlllllll* C | TOPS ^SHORTS 1 MISSES & LADIES SUMMER TOPS IN SIEEVELESSi | AND SHORT SLEEVE STYLES. ALSO SHORTS & T0£ J SETS IN ASSORTED DESIGNS AND COLORS. 1 I REG. $2.95 - $6.95 I /2 PRICE I ’ iHnllH.liUHIIHIIHIIHIIIIIHinHinHIHIHIIIIilHinnUHitlllUmHIHIIIllHIHIIIiHI/HJIlllllHIIIIIHII/HIIIIHIIIIHlIillfHIIIIHHiHIH «I'riilltlHilllllHliHIlllilHIill'illlHHIUllllllHlIIHiinilHHIilllHIIItllHIHIliiHlllliHlIIIHIIIIIIHIJlIllllliriinilHIIIIIimilfHlHnllilllll DISH CLOTHS gay checked Cotton Dish Cloths in assorted j colors. Whipped edges. i REGULAR 290 ea. 4/99C llllllllHHIIl IIIIIIIIIIIIHHIIIH 1’1»I IIIl|l| | III Hilt« 1 HI lHIII|lllll llilll Illi ll Ilf I Illi llltllHIII Hill Illi Hllllll HIHIHI III llllllllllll |I|IIHI I Mr, and Mrs. Ken Miller had as their weekend guests their son and daughter-inlaw Mr0 and Mrs, Wayne Miller and son of Calgary, and son Marvin Miller of Innisfail. NOTICE: For hair cuts, comb-outs, cuts and f perms contact Heather Thomson0 Ph. 758-3L75 \ Boys cuts are also welcomed. YOUNG MEN’S KNIT SHIRTS - PATTERNED IN ASSORTED COLORS. REG. $5.95 to $7.98 FALL SPECIAL.ONLY $2.93 Men’s Wear Dept, 1 TABLE OF WHITE SHOES AND SANDAIS - 1/2 PRICE. ALSO 1 TABLE OF $3.98 VALUES. Upstairs, MAGRATH GRADING COMPANY LTD. SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT: The manager HARDvVARE DEPT. Lethbridge District Office of the Pension Plan, J«C« "Fern” Bouchard, to inform the residents of the lowing area that Mr« Rollie Stewart will attendance at the Magrath Town Hall stay- September 13th from 9’30 to 11 A„M at the Cardston Office from 1 to 3’30 A:?yc:.:.e wishing to take advantage of se::rice is cordially invited to do so-rCowart will answer queries on the Can- "enoicn Plan, the Old Age Security and C araicteed Income Supplement« He will ’■> mvide assistance in the filing of io::2 io those who are now or will 1?, qra~l i fi ed for the above noted bene- dC ■ 1 th e ■ adfi ‘.rhe 3 ’ I"1 to. 1 r\., n '•* -1 - T ,3 7 O n e ■* o c »> Students filed back to school in the .<.: aih Elementary, Junior and Senior High ■_ .'hoole Tuesday morningo The Teaching Staff for the Magrath :o? a is as follows; Magrath Junior & ■: High Schools •> Principal - Grant 7-O.er, Ruby Fletcher, Sharon Haynes, Ted 7—vcs- Boyd Hunter, Lowell Kendrick, David r-y, Lloyd Meldrum, Robert Rasmussen, ’ t:-n Ririe , Keith Sabey, Ray Stevenson, e Taylor; Robert West and Gean Wheeler '. z yua; h Elementary School Teaching ' ?.f j eludes Principal Jay Hamilton, 1 .-ci” Alston- Beatrice Harker, Jehzell -kcr,, -anette Heninger, Margaret Leish-livley Neilson, Nada Pilling, Irene - end .Phyllis Steams. .caching Staff of the Del Bonita School n-nipU. Robert Campbell, Wilma Campbell c .1 Rose Edgemondo Teaching at the neighboring colonies the Division are; Crystal Spring - Dale . .-rood-, Hullervielle - Lorna Wilde, New vy--. - Floyd Larson, Old blm — Juliadean Pmdy, Rockport - Glen Thompson, Sturdy metal Garden Wheel Barrow REGULAR $13.95 . Qarden Barrow: den Cart • 2 wheel Garden Cart-to bring in vegetables, clean up the yard, etc. Simply tip up and load or rake in. Easily pul 1 ed with one hand. REGULAR $19«S3. „UHlUHI I HUH IIIUIHIHIl I II 11HH lllliiil1lli1HiHIIHllllUIHHtHliiHlliHiUIIIII-1IHiHIIHIilHilllHHIIIIIIilHIIIHIIHllilllHHItH.il HI It OZ ITE O <5 • "> 4 9 C 'R SALE' Cucumbers, Ripe Tomatoes, Green xr.atoes« June Budzko. '^¡T TO OUR HOUSE BY MISTAKE: A money order«, --cr may claim same by identifying« 7 ' air Murray or David Murray« JTClt I will be teaching Piano lessons his fall« Anyone interested please phone 13-3250« Sharon Sam« 710-: Anyone who has left towels, cloths, etc. at the Swimming Pool dur— imming season please get them Rice« - s*1: :g Wie sw: .mediately,- Contact Ruth LOST; A Post Mall« Finder to Kike Beimler«, please return - will be held Play will LADIES CLOSING GOLF SOCIAL Wednesday. September 19th« commence at 3 P-M« followed ty a Pot Luck inner- A short business m eting will r end’, de the afternoon , CARPETING ! Lovely shades to choose from in this pop-ular Carpetingo _ 1 n = INDOOR/OUTDOOR -6 ft. wide. O |9 r. ft=. FOAM BACKED - 6’ wide . P 63 r, fti PATTERNED FOAM BACKED - 6’.,. r 1 p95r* ft| LINOLEUM PLASTIC PRINTED LINOLEUM 6’ wide] |9 r. ft.] CARLON INLAID LINOLEUM - 6’ . 250 r. ftl CUSHION FLOOR. |75 to 279 r. 4 LEAF RAKES Don’t use a regular garden Rake to rake up leaves, etc« It’s with a Leaf Rake. METAL SPRING TOOTH METAL SPRING TOOTH much faster & easier p39 IEAF RAKE 19" - 22" wide. 499 BAMBOO LEAF RAKES.from 79 C 12 VOLT CAR BATTERIES.$23,95 & $28c95 MAGRATH 1 RAD I NG COMPANY LTD, LOIN SUMMER SAUSAGE BURNS It a 2911 BACON 169 I SWIFTS 1# pkg. Illi IIIIUl>MIIMl|iyill>H«>««<lHHIIUIHnillllHIIW|H'HIIHll|l«l«dUIIIII<«IIUWI|<l|IIIHI»*- PARES??OxJ SCHOOL ^IVISION _NO2 NEWS RELEASE_#15 Representatives of the 10 Hutterite Colonies within the Division met l’ecen+.ly -wi+.h the Cardston School Divisional Board to discuss carious aspects of the operation of Colony schools. One major item of concern was the extra levy that has been assessed . against Colony schools. Provincial Education grants are calculated on a per pupil basis, a one-room school with fewer than 25 pupils cannot operate economically. By approval from the Minister of Education, the Board has authority to make an extra levy on schools with low enrollment, The basis of calculating the amount of the levy was explained to those present, Maintenance costs were also discussed (8 Colony schools are housed in the Colony church)j the Board agreed to make a yearly contribution of $600 representing approximately 1/3 of the total maintenance cost for the use of the facility, A revised Dress Standards policy was adopted by the Board for the Junior and Senior High Schools as follows; The new school act places much more responsibility on the Board for the development of the policy, The Board has enlisted the help of students, staff and parents in developing some policies and they appreciate the time and effort spent by these groups- Students of the Cardston School Division have always maintaned high standards and it seems to be the desire of all concerned to continue to do so. Students requests, parents recomendations and suggestions from Boar members have been considered in formulating the following general standards of dress: Student's hair is to be well groomed, clean, neat and tidy and kept out of the eyes. Small mustaches will be allowed and sideburns should not be below the ear. Clothing worn to dances should be determined by the Student Council and staff. This will depend upon the nature of the function. Individual schools, under the direction of the School Principal may set special school activities as long as they do not conflict with this policy, Student's slacks should l^e neat, clean and tidy. Hand bleached and frayed clothing, one piece jump suits and shoa/ts are not acceptable and will not be allowed in school. It is hoped that students would accept these standards in a positive vein and will co-operate with the student council and staff in the adminstration of this program. It is expected that the principal will be consulted and will be the person responsible to inform students who fail to meet the standards. The Student Council has agreed to assist by advising students who need assistance and advice. They will also work with the School Adminstration ir further development of policies so that standards remain high and in keeping with the best fashion and thinking of our day. It is the intention of the Divisional Board to have this policy reviewed periodically. Next meeting of the Board was set for September 14th at 9 AOMC e r • • * • r • t * •••«»<* They call the season "fall? because that's what you do ver the leaf rake hidden in the grass.-, • i •! MAGRATH ,’RADINO COMPANY LTD. CHEESE SPREAD s WESTERN FAMILY 16 oz* 890 i BREAD DOUGH : ALPINE 5’s 790 : ■■ ■■ 1,1,1 I PINK SALMON : CHOW MEIN 690 3 'H [WHITE VINEGAR 1F J CANADA 128 ozo ^TVBLUE R i -,; £ ¡ CHUN KING 40 Oz. APPLE SAUCE WESTERN FAMILY 14 oz. I X SU B B O N .1# WESTERN FAMILY SLICED IO o z / 990 4/8901 O(ox LTL£ U X QUAKER. .16 oz o FRANCO IN TOMATO SAUCE .19 oz / C BANANAS .«as O • <5 Ib. B.C. PEARS -BARTLETT lb. 250 LETTUCE - c ALI F O R N I A lb. 270 ORANGES -s U N K 1ST 4 lbs. 890 TOMATOES - LOCAL C • « a <1 lb. 350
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