| 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. ■ STORE NEWS • PHONESi OFFICE UKUUiflilES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3055 STORE HOURSs MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY. 8 A Ji. to 6 PJf. WEDNESDAY. 8 AJf. to 1 PJi. THURSDAY, AUGUST 28th, 1975 . «MAGRATH, ALBERTA« 3hhhhhhhwhhhhhhhhhhhbì “ " x x-*-*** LADIES READY-TO-WEAR DEPT. SUITS CHILDREN’S NEW DENIM SLACKS Fall & Winter Coats & Jackets« Fabrice and Leather-likes. 9b .JACKETS SEE THE HALF PRICE BASKET OF YOUTH'S SEERSUCKER PANTS, etc. A GOOD SEIECTION OF COLORS AND SITESt REGUIAR $16.95. Leyi's in all the popular styles, Just the thing for "Back—to—School wearing. Available in Corduroys - Beige Chocolate Brown, Faded Blue, ^avy and Grey. Denims - Navy & Faded Blue Twills - checks in various patterns and colors YOUNG MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS Penna-press Cottons in solid shades of Brown Navy, Maroon SHORT SLEEVED SHIRTS Short sleeved Sport Shirts in solids and patterns. Assorted styles and sizes. REGULAR $8 to $10.95 ’/3 BOY'S PERMA-PRESS SHIRTS Patterns and plains in a variety of designs and colors SIZESt 8-16 Gay plaids and checks in a good choice of colors styling for comfortable wearing. DRESS OXFORDS Boys' Dress Oxfords in two popular styles, Ties and Slip-ons in Black leather. SIZES: 1 - 7/ REGULAR $13.95 - Miss Heidi Schmidt, br^de-elect has been the honored guest at bridal showers recently. ' Mrs. Dor$ Raasch enterted in her honor at a lovely miscellaneous shower. A social evening with delicious lunch was enjoyed by the honored guest, her Bother Mrs. Maria Passey, sister Miss Jane Schmidt, Mesdames Dora Raasch, Mary Ambrosi, Snma Zimmerman, Barbara Hillaer, Ema Widmer, Trudy Ririe, Adeline Kruger, Annie HiUmer, Annie Johns, Nettie HiH>**~, Grace Navratil. ■. Monday. Evening, August IBth, Mrs. LaVaun Ririp entertained in honor o| Heidi at a Tupperware Shower^ Heidi received a lively array of gifts at both showers for which she is most grateful and appreciative. ONLY o NEL SHIRT S Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ririe have as their guest her sister Mrs. Esther Newnan of Ectaonton. SHIRTS Colorful, gay Shirts in wide array of patterns, colors and styles. Cotton and Polyesters that wash and wear well. SIZES: 6-16 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rasmussen have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zoellner of Salt Lake City, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Sabey and daughter of Yellowknife returned to ^heir home Saturday. While in Magrath they were guests at the home of Mrs. Iyda Poulsen. Mr. Sabey is a Flight Sergeant with the R.C.M.P. Detachment at Yellowknife. THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANT LIMITED WILL REMAIN CLOSED MONDAY, SEPT. 1, LABOR DAY. 1 School Supplies Note Books 3 SUBJECT NOTE BOOKS; Coil binding. Keeps your subjects separate with dividers. REGULAR $1.00 each ••*•••••••••••• EXIRA THICK exercise BOSKS; Coil binding. , 419 REGULAR $1.69 each I Pencil Case SCHOOL SUFFLY SPECIALS ARE FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY AUGUST 28th, 29th, 30th. Vinyl Pencil Cases with zipper opening. Large size, folded carrying handle. Holds pencils, pens, narking pens, glue, erasers, etc. REGULAR $1.29 each . 98* Weed 'n Feed COMPARE AT $9.A9 ANTI-FREEZE ANTI - FREEZE _ J gal. headphone Radio AM Solid State 8 Headphone Radio Use on Tractor, Combine, Swather. Keep your ears free of the noise of machinery and yet at the same I ANTELOPE RIDGE WOMEN'S INSTITUTE. The regular monthly meeting was held at the heme of Louise Bengry °n August 18th, After the Club Creed and Flag Salute the minutes were read and approved» It was decided to buy a Children's Gate to give to the Hospital Children's Ward» A 1 year subscription of a Children's Magazine to donate to the Hospital was also decided upon» ' Carol Raasch was made Club photographer» On Tuesday, August 26th the Club will tour the University of Lethbridge, Catelli Plant and Lethbridge Museum» A box of fresh vegetables was donated to the Hospital on August 19th. Colleen Mackee adjourned meeting» Secretary Reva Strata Mr» and Mrs« Mark Passey invite friends and relatives to call at the Wedding Reception of Heidi Schmidt and Gary Bits Saturday, August 30th from 7 to P«M» in the Magrath United Church Hall» THANK YOU: We appreciate most sincerely the help, donations, contributions and the presence of everyone at the Testimonial Service and Open House for our son David» Blair and Ann Murray» THANK YOU: We thank everyone who attended or helped in any way with the lovely showers held for Heidi» Heidi Schmidt, Maria Passey» Mr» and Mrs» Keith Dudley of Victoria, B»C» are the proud parents of a daughter born in Victoria» Paternal grandparents are Mr, and ~ ’ Maternal George Mrs« Grant Dudley of Magrath. grandparents are Mr« and Mrs» Appleby of Victoria» Mrs» Alice Stevenson was winner of the Ladies Regional Singles trophy» Mr* Johnnie Brunner was the lucky winner of the first Tennis Drawboard» There will be an Open House for i David and Robynn Boschnan, Sunday, August 31st at 2116-24th Ave» Coaldale, from 2 to 5 o'clock. David is the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Boschman and Robynn is the daughter of Gilbert and Sharley Sheridan. David and Robynn were married on August 22nd at the Sheridan home. Grandparent' parents, brothers and sisters were in xtiendanee and enjoyed a turkey dinner -’»pared by the bride's parents. £ DOW N »FILLED the 9. Me L. XL. Down-filled Sleeveless Vests with sturdy Nylon shells.Zipper fronts» 33°° G.W.G» "Gentlemen's G's Never Press Sport Jackets in smart Blue shade. Sporty style with roomy pockets, button front» SIZES: 40 ¿dt» G»W.G. "Flare Kings” Never Prssg Sport Slacks tO match the above Jackets. Well tailored in popular Î595 BOY'S BRUSHED DENIM SUITS Two piece Brushed Cotton Denim Suit featuring shirtstyle Jacket with two pocket s, Jeans have two pockets front and back, flared legs Faded Blue shade SIZES 8 to 18 Men's Down-Filled Fall and Winter Jackets in a number of popular styles including plain rib neck, plain collar or fur collar style in a good selection of colors Some are belted, sene plain* Sturdy nylon shells L BATH B R Men's smartly styled Split Leather Jackets with pile lining and pile collar. Chocolate Brown Navy Blue. VESTS i / grooming aids Permanents HOHE HBMANENTS Tip Toni . .$1.99 Tonette. $2.39 Toni ••••¿••¿••.•$2.99 Quick (by Richard Hudnut) $2.99 new ideas in haircare A good stock of Rollers in the most popular Brush and Magnetics in all sizes. $1.00 to $lt29 *^hhhwh>^hhhhhhhhhhhhwhhhi aaxiiKjtiHM»» See the new arrivals in Barrettes and Hair Accessories. BACK TO SCHOOL HANDBAGS $3.00 TO >3.50 *****<hhhhhwhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhwhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhw;-^hh;--«- girls'briefs Bikini Panty Briefs in a wide selection of arnel and nylon tricots, fancy prints and colors. $1.00 & $1.25 Girls smartly fashioned Denim Shoulder Bags in Navy, Brown, Red Denim. Suede fringed Bags in assorted colors. Leather-like Vinyl Handbags that are sure to make a hit with the young ladies. NOTICE» I will be teaching Beginner, 1st and 2nd Tear Piano Lessons this year. Roberta Rasmussen, 758-3442. FOR SALE: 3 bedroom home with kitchen, living room, bath, small basement. Garage. Good location. Phone 758-3259. NOTICES Magrath United Church Women will hold the first meeting of the season Tuesday, September 9th at the home of Mrs. Esther Tocmer at 7:30 PJf. All interested ladies are welcome to attend. WANTED TO BUT: Lot or two that a mobile homo can be put on. Phone 288-2259, Calgary. Vivian Antopohler. DOSTt 2 new Door Locks with chains, in brown paper bag. Finder please leave at the Trading Co. or phone 753-3172. NOTICE: Kathy Bullock will be teaching Piano Lessons in Magrath. Phone 752*4164. \ WANTED: A part time secretary for the Chief Mountain Health Unit in the Magruth office. To start the first Tuesday in September. Please address applications to Medical Officer of Health, Chief Mountain Health Unit, Box 286, CARDSTON, Alberta. TOK (HE) AUCTION SAIZ - Saturday, August 30th, 2 PJf. Complete household effects of Philip Siracky, Raymond C.P.R. Depot, Raymond, Alberta. CHIEF MOUNTAIN HEALTH UNIT .NOTICE Regular Clincis will start in Del Bonita the first Tuesday in September from 2-3 P.M. at the Del Bonita School. POT HOIS TRAIL RIDERS HORSESHOWr Pot Hole Trail Riders Annual Open Horse Shaw will be held at the Rodeo Grounds, September 1, X 1975 at 8 A Jf. sharp. For Entry forms contact Jayne Schmidt, Phone 758-3572, Magrath. NOTICE: Newly married couple would like to rent a basement suite or small apartment for possibly the two months of September and October. Please contact Herb McKelvey, Phone 758-6685. Flattery is the art of tolling a person exactly what he thinks of himself. Misses and Ladies Polyester Knit Slacks in plain« and patterns. Checks, plaids included. X » Long sleeves $8.95 to $14.95 4 Ladies Blouses and A nunber of Magrath residents able tour across the United States ---J Salt Lake City, climaxed by *uTe r*^urne^ home from a most enjo fro« by a visit to the L.D.S. Pageant/Hill Cumorah at Palmyra, New York. Those attending included Mesdames ^ottie Harker, Mabel Schmunk, Marjorie Balderson, Lucille Seward, Faye Cook, Joyce Thomson, Verna Ackroyd, lyda y Poulsen, Horace Ririe and Cliff Kerkley President James Bridge presided at the recent reorganization of the Spring Coulee L.D.S. Ward. _ VcrDell Saxton was -in^taTied as Branch President, Howard Wood as First Councillor and Donald Ripley as Second Councillor. » Mr. and Mrs. John Heck, Arthur and Donna accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ron Heck and family enjoyed a camping trip in British Columbia„ Mr. and Mrs. Don Clark and Patti of Tacoma, Wash, were visitors ng the past week at the home of his brotherin- law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Kay Neilson. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Fyfe and children of Calgary were visitors during the week at the horse of his parents Mr. and Mrs. George Fyfe. They are enroute home iron * six week vacation through parts of the United States and B. C. Mrs. Martha Wright of Edmonton has been visiting relatives in Magxuth including her mother Mrs. Hattie Harker. Mrs. Faye Cook visited recently with her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Taylor and family in Provo. Utah. . Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Sorensen had as their guests her son Mr. W. L. Shafer and wife of Washington, D. C. They attended a Convention in Alaska in the interests of the Gas Pipeline for Congress and had a very enjoyable time during their stay in Alaska. They also spent a few days in Magrath and on to Billings Montana to attend another convention. Also Mrs. Pearl Low and Miss Funk, sisters of Mrs. Sorensen, of Salt lake City, spent a week in Magrath and Lethbridge visiting relatives and friends. A nickel goes a long way now. can carry it around for days without finding a thing to buy. STORE CLOSED MONDAI, SEPTEMBER 1st LABOR DAT. Misses Pant Tops.in uesorted styles designs and colors. ___ o_______ collar styles, button and zipper frortso $1O>95 LADLSS WESTERN GINGHAM SHIRTS Colorful, plaids, snap button fronts. Sizes 34-40. $11.95 SLACKS BRUSHED DENIM JEANS Accent stitching, 7-12 JC4NS knee-highs fancy and plain A good selection of Girls and Misses Knee high hose in’ * knits. colors. PATCHWORK "SLUGGER» JEANS Multi shades of Blue givi ng the ever popular effect of patchwork. sizes: 4 - 6X. 7 to 14 . Girls T Shirts in cotton and polyester knits. Plains and patterns. Pullover and zipper openings. f lb. 139 BACON BURNS TURKEYS UTILITY GRACE - 6 to IO# WIENERS . .large Byron F. Tanner passed aw^y in Edmonton Tuesday, August 19th at the age ef 79 years. Born at Ogden, Utah he came to Canada with his family to Magrath. He was a member of the first graduating Law Class from the University of Alberta, Survivors include his wife Gwendolyn, two sons Byron C. of Ednonton, Benjamin Fo ef Toronto, three daughters Mrs. Aurline Lewis of Medicine Hat, Mrs* Iren® Elton of Vancouver, Mrs. Anne Davis of Edmonton, twenty grandchildren six great grandchildrenj three sisters Mrs. Freda Kenney of Calgary, Mrs. Vila Kenney of Tucson, Arizona and Mrs. Basel Woolley of Lethbridge. Funeral Services were held at the L.D.3. Stake Centre, Calgary, Friday afternoon. Bob Rice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Rice, returned home Sunday frcn France where he fulfilled a two year mission. Shortly after his arrival home he spoke at Church Services in the Magrath Second Ward, relating his experiences. Barry Gorham is home from Norway where he attended a World Scout Jamboree. He told of his trip during Church Services in the Magrath First Ward Sunday afternoon. FOR SALE: Registered Springer Spaniel Puppies. Phone 758—6603 f Oh SALE: 1971 Ford 1/2 ton 3&0, Sports Custom, automatic, radial tires. *2400 or best offer. Doug Anderson. &58-3235* FALL COATS, JACKETS, DRESSES, PANT SUITS, ■./filNO CHILDREN1 S WEAR HAVE ARRIVED UPSTAIRS«, Magrath Trading Co. % Mrs. Marjorie Balderson: Thank you for your contribution toward the watch for the Magrath Rodeo Queen and also for the advertising and help in making our flyers. Sincerely, Mrs. Sylvia Bullock Mrs. Darlene Miller. (Magrath & District Rodeo Queen Committee) NOTICE: You are reminded that Town By-Law #847 provides for a Penalty of 5# on all Current Taxes (1975) not paid on or before August 31, 1975. H.C. Poulsen, Town Administrator. NOTICE: Sunday School Classes at the Magrath. United Church will resume Sunday, September 7th at 9*45 AJf, All interested children, especially new-comers are most welcome. Worship Services will be at 9:45 beginning Sunday, Sept. 7th also. Pleas® note this change in time. A man stopped at a cafe and ordered a cup of coffee. When the waitress had delivered the coffee, he tried to make conversation. "Looks like rain, doesn't it?" he ventured. “I can*t help what it looks like," said the waitress. "It's still coffee.“ THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY WILL RS'CAIN CWiSD MONDAY, SEPT. 1, LABOR DAY. BEANS & PORK MARGARINE ORANGE JUICE PICKLES . STRAWBERRY JAM . ORANGE JUICE . 9 14 oz WESTERN FAMILI 3# FROZEN, Pasco. 12 oz 32 oz 24 oz 10 os* tins SPORK 12 02 SHREDDIES. SABISOO. WESTONS WAGON WHEELS . » * Dinners Chuckwagon Dinner 1 r TABLEFRESH PRODUCE PLUMS . ROSA Iß oz 12*8 15 oz Peaches B. C. RED H A V R N LETTUCE CALIFORNIA 4# BAGS CELERY HEARTS No. 1. „63s
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