| 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. WIAG AT bl TRADING CO STORE NEWS OiFICE 758^3033 GROCERIES 758^353: DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-30 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday., Friday & Saturday 8 A.M. - 6 P. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1978 . .MAGRATH, ALBERTA. ****************************************** >******************************************* HARDWARE D iPARTMENT w******************************^********** .******************************************** ' T. - —upto --- " - - •TESTER Compare at $8.95 REFUND CHANGE YOUR ANTl-FHuIZE/COOLANT YOURSEL AND SAVE! SAVE SAVE ÆfiKQ» FROM fata i THE COST OF DEALER INSTALLATION. AGAIN WHEN YOU APPLY FOR YOUR BIG CASH REFUND. tir" ' 3 £'et ’',4 on "Tata One“ Refund Coupons below ’It Retund -crm» w .„tone, mail your . 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The best gas range on the marked in our . *fl7Q' opinion. *********** ÄÄXXÄM** A A X,:«:*************************************************** THE MICE ARE MOVING IN> BE READY FOR THEM WITH EFFECTIVE CONTROL MEASURES NOW IN STOCK 15 mice at one setting • no bait rnecessary • winds like an alarm clock KETCH-ALL’ AUTOMATIC . c \ - £*. **- •' * * 't— Z-r : -- ’.TUTOR TIN CAN REPEATING-MOUSE TRAP: Low pro - - le, Large Capcity, Bait not required. ■. fe, Easy Cleaning. NO winding or need r'iSet' A’95 _W__A_R__F_A_R_I_N_ _R__A_T_ _B_A_I_T : Aneffective poisin ■for killing mice. UOE Long to bait TOTE: 'We are agents for Raymond Master Cleat:-: ihey have a September Special of Drapes, St ;leeping Bag Cleaning. i JANUARY S/ LE PRICES IN FUR FABRIC COATS 1 -RACK OF FUR FABRIC COATS AND JACKETS IN BECOMING STYLES, POPULAR SHALES. New is the time to shop and save for the coming winter ahead. Select cne of these smart coats. NOW AS LOW AS PRICE LADIES FABRIC COATS INCLUDING The very latest for i Fall - down-filled ’’Jackets and Coats nice sel- 2 TWEEDS IN BECOMING STYLES PCPU.AR FALL & WINTER SHADES. S VEATERS l«ss ’24 on • a * « • • JANTZEN TURTLE NECK SWEATERS in becoming shades for Fall & Winter "Excelsior" Sweaters styled with hood that is so popular especially with d a«» the younger ladies and teens. 1 {195 CLEARING AT 1/2 PRICE. CHARMING ONE AND TWO PIECERS THAT WILL MAKE A BIG HIT LOVELY FABRICS AND SHADES. iCK PINS VISIT OUR LADIESWEAR DEPT. NOW & TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE SALE PRICES. OUR BIG SALE OF SUMER DRESSES. LADIES.-. .DON’T MISS OUT ON 'A PRICE . new shipment of PIERECED .¡ARRINGS in smart new posts seeming enameled as well s metals & set stones in tyles that will add that ouch of glamour to your risemble. ‘ ' BRINGS.».$3.95 $L95 nWERSi.$2.95 "BARBARA SLE” Sweaters in popular Fall shade s. PRICED AT . . ’’PANTHER" Cableknit Cardigans that are really handsomely styled. New I > ''■jj <»• ?at for Sports ist for wearing v/time. FJ ' I CL 1 c e-washed Denim Jackets 1 n popular "Safari" '■'-yle. •. KULAR ¿GN'S CWÂFÏ wrî sooe ■ng Men's Sport Sox it are ccmfort- >ly knit. White th sharp colored ripe trim. 195 ■ - up 1 TA'iLE OF NORTHSTAR RUNNER!? IN WHITE OR BLACK. r REGULAR . $8.95 K". ay, September 8th St i 8 SCHEDULE WESTERN 8 FOOTBALL LEAGUE Marys at Cardston cuídale at Raymond areshol'm at Vulcan igre th at Picture Butte. ."’r . , ÎEPT.-MBER 15 th . -lary ’ s at Claresholm i lond at Magrath L c<3H at Picture Butte •ATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 iardston at Coaldale •kLDAY, SE.?'EMBER 22nd Claresholm at Cardston Coaldale. at Magrath Picture -Butte at St. Marys Vu? can at Raymond. PR' DAY, SEPTEMBER 29 th ha rath at Cardston Picture Butte at Claresholm Coalua^e at Vulcan i’ lymoni at St Marys FRIIAV, OCTOBER 6 th Cartib con at Picture Butte . - j 1 tan at Magrath f Ray mond at Claresholm SATURDAY. OCTOBER 7th St. Marys at Coaldale FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13 th Cardston at Vulcan Picture Butte at Raymond : ath at St. Marys SATURDAY. OCTOBER 14th Claresholm at Coaldale FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20th. Raymond at Cardston St. Marys at Vulcan Coaldale at Picture Butte Claresholm at Magrath. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 26th Championship Game at higher ranking (2nd at 1st) 1 :00 P.M. Games are 5 r .M. on Fridays in September ■Games ai e 4:30 PM on Fridays in October Games are 2 P.M. on Saturdays. Junior Varsity games will take place after each league game. Each be a 10 minute straight time, grade 9, 10, and 11 can play. will be kept. • half will Only No score How can you repay a good neighbor? Be one Cougar power! Step right into style this Fall with a poi ilar pair of cougars. We have a good display in fashionable colors including Black/Red Sued, law Suede, Brcwn Suede. $24.95-829.95 *********************************★************■<***************************************** A very pretty wedding took place in the Alberta Temple, Cardston, Friday, August 18th, 978, when Sherry Gregg, daughter of Mrs. Joy 1. Lien Gregg of St. Joseph’s Missouri and Km Karren, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Karren of Magrath were united in marriage. Patriarch Nyal Fletcher performed the ces erony in the presence of relatives and close friends. ' On Saturday evening, Auyust 19th an "Or u House" in honor of the bride and groom was rath L.D.S. Chapel. Boquets of gold sprayed erm the setting for a delightful evening, friends who called to offer their.congrat- eld in the Relief Society Room of the Ma heat and ferns were attractively arranged :o .hi and Sherry welcomed the many relatives an. ulations and best wishes. ■ The guest register was attended by a ver • A delicious plate luncheon was served by The happy couple left to make their home ,1.U. 1-SHIRTS PRICED AT MEN'S G.W.'G. VESTED SHIRTS PRICED AT . 1 BASKET OF STANFIELDS IN COLORS. Men's plain shades of Western Shirts. Green, Blue, Tan. Well tailorc' good fitting. Smart plaids. Trim fit. ZES: -A SEE THE NEW ARRIVALS IN FEN’S SPORTY FELT G-.' Light Brown fe^Lt in neatly styled, good locking Caps with that touch of English fjara, PRICED AT.$15.95 248883 ürvil 'r. and Mrs. Lloyd Hillmer of Bellevue - he proud parents of a daughter, Terra-f- r- , 8 lb . 7 oz. rroud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bill totz of Yorkton, Sask, and Mr. and Mrs. -- ,? Pillmer of Magrath. 1:.’ YOU: We wish to thank everyone who he' jed in any ray with our wedding and ' eption and made it such a lovely occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bly Ken & Christine Bly. WA'iTED: One or two Baby Buggy wheels for a '' histle" carriage "Glider". Shelley Heaton, Ph. 758-3696. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davies are receiving . ngrrtulations on the birth of a son August 28th Happy grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Miller Magrath, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Kunz of Vi? tor, Idaho. nxs. Davies will leave for her home in Louis, Mo. next week where her husband -ittenci.ig Chiropractic College. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thomson are happy to ounce the arrival of their son "Cody" >!«' i August 23rd in the Magrath Municipal Hospital. ' sharing their joy are grandparents Mr. Mrs. Don Thompson of Claresholm and Mrs. ! yce Thomson of Magrath. •- • : :1d Hrs. Sheldon Galling are pleased o acunce the arrival of their daughter bi Y. ash a Marie, 6 lb, 9 oz, born Thursday, Arnest 31st in the Magrath Municipal Hospital Happy grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John ?nner and Mr. and Mrs. Pat Galling all of ■’;r;jth, The Nyal Fletcher family enjoyed a mily Reunion during the weekend when all ir of their children and their families -e borne fox the get-to-gether and included G-lenn & Charlotte Fletcher and children, .Iclen & Elaine Fletcher and children o. Calgary; Nyalene and Craig Morrison a; a c,-;_lc.ren of Snohomish, Wash.; Janet and Vernon Jubbers and family of Edmonton. NOTICL: Frank's Barber Shop will be open for business Saturday mornings from 9 A.M. co 1 P.M.; Tuesdays from 5 P.M, to 7 P.M. NOTICE: Magrath United Church Sunday Schoo will re-open for classes this Sunday. Sept 10th at 1"1' :3"0■ A.M. weekend weather was perfect and took advantage of it to resume The fa ’j/tiers harvesting after a delay caused by the heavy rain the previous week. It was a perfect time too, to open the new 9 holes of the Magrath Golf & Country Club which saw a large number of golfers on hand to enjoy 18 holes of perfect weather, delightful golf and a beautiful course. (We hear the Club House was sold right out of the popular priced golf balls, there must be a few tricky holes on that course). Ala,,. we are back to wet and miserable weather again this week. ' tudio One” Dance Act ay will be ■ Bering lessons in Magrath this year ri Wednesdays starting September 13th. ‘ap, Ballet and Modern Jazz will offered as full year courses, ___ /ill be offered as a six week course, •■ges three through Adult welcome - ;ys -and girls. Lori Ullyw ill be ustructing and will be completing ' ■gistrations Thursday evening, Sept, ¿h. For information and registration! r.one 758-3166. - be Disco es & 27 is aimed HOUSEWIVES CONFERENCE: Lethbridge ' immunity College and Alberta Agri— alture are offerir^ . 7 ,„1 ~ inference on. September 25, 26 : Waterton Park. The program _ t Southern Alberta housewives to make • iem more aware of options and oppor- . unities available to them in their home id community. For further information and application arms contact Alberta Agriculture Office, .¡.strict Home Economist, Kathy Veale. -ardston. " .'JG OWNERS - Take Note: There have ;-.r tdo many dogs being allowed to :1t large and cause a nusiance. If sre a dog owner and do not.wish to our animal under control, you can :o be penalized. Town of Magrath. been run you keep expect FIGLIAR $15.95 OME TO THE CARNIVAL! Friday, Sept. 8th - 4 P.M. in the Gym at the Drop In Centre, loin in the fun! Door prizes, Concession, .ames of skill and chance. All proceeds ;o the the Muscular Dystrophy Association itnd. See you there. TTENTION - Mothers of 7-11 yr. old girls, if you are interested in registering your aughter in Brownies, pie se come to the lome of Sheila Berry (75N 1st W) on ’onday, Sept. 11th at 4 P.M. Also any-ne having Brownies r arms, contact 758-3550. 7 3 or uniThank you. ¿JTICE: The United Church id will hold its regular 'uesday afternoon, Sept. ’"30 P.M. at the home of oeking. ’OR SALE: Building lots, •r 329-0853. “OR SALE: Hay, also weaner pigs. Phone 758-32 LEANING SPECIAL: 20% Discount on all Draperies, ■heers, Sleeping Bags. Raymond Master Cleaners/ (We are agents for Raymond Master Cleaners. Please eave your cleaning in the Hardware for pick up id delivery service). )UND: Hubcap from a car on our front lawn. Phone 758-361 6. jR SALE: 4 yr. old Shetland Pony. Grey/Brown > color. Bridle, $ saddle included. 758-3442. iANK YOU: A most sincere ’’thank you” to the ctors, Nurses and staff of the Magrath-Munic . >al capital for the wonderful care I received while* ratient. Special thanks to neighbors and •leu.' • <r the many thoughtful deeds you have done for me -^d. my family during my hospital stay and si- --- ~>v ■_urn home. Bertha Bennett. ’ SOFT TERRY BATH TOWELS lovely Terry Tom? Is in a combination of check and floral patterns. Pastel shades. REG. $2.95 LONG GOWNS 3 THE ASSORTMENT OF MISSES LADIES DUSTERS J DISPLAY TOO. f’CR GIFTS. Gxamorous Gcwns for the La;. / w ralax in. Choose as a Ji oe. Hostess gown if you ¿7- de;¿sire. Souid shades of Reck Lilac or Rast. . 5 AND LOUNGERS LOVELY IDEAS" Phone 758-3458 Ladies meeting 12th at Mrs. Lizzie BLANKETS "Run About" Plaid Blankets with many uses for the heme, cottage or in your car. Tan/Blue/Green shades REGULAR $12.98 ************************************ Mr. & Mrs. Leon Braithwaite of Salt Lake City and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Braithwaite of Blairmore were holiday weekend visitors at the home of Mrs. Ethel Braithwaite. Some Grandmas have limousines, And the biggest homes you’ve ever seen, But my Grandma is best by far, My Grandma has a cookie jar. FOUND; A pair of child’s glasses, plast frames, metal bows. Owner may claim a- News Office. WANTED: Housecleaning, etc. Mrs. Ktrscher, Ph. 758-3747 -SORTED SHALES Toys cidies Velour Sleepers that re so popular. ir._ Pearl stin visited with her son an -- . in-la-.,■ Mr. and Mrs. Ted Austin in legar, B.C. recently and attended the wedding of her grandson Stuart. INFANTS Mrs. Ethel Braithwaite has returned home freß a trip to Yellowstone Park, points in I. ho and Utah. She accompanied her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Keith Braithwaite of Slairmore who were taking their son Randy to enter B.Y.U. Mrs. Ruth Taylor has had as her guests her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. i Tony Manser of Bountiful, Utah. Voung couples who left during the weekend for Provo, Utah and studies at B.Y.U. include Mr. and Mrs. John Balderson, Mr. and Mrs. Byrne Brewerton and Mr. and Mrs. Lance Harker. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrison are visiting at the home of his mother, Mrs. Pearl Harrison. MFANTS MUSICAL TOYS. Just pull the string and they "lay your favorite tune, eart or Bell shape. 695 SWEATER ‘ Middies Sweaters in soft Acrylic knit. Hooded dth zipper back opening. Slue, Yellow, White, Pink. BABY HARNESSES "Zip-A-Babe" Hamess that your child zips into. ?ink. Blue.$6.95 REGULAR HARNESS.$4.99 Mrs. Grace Cody of Calgary was a holiday visitor at her parents’ home, Mr. and Mrs. Fell Balderson. Mrs. Wendy Bennett and Jeff spent a short visit with her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Gene Forsyth who recently moved to Grand Prairie. Mr. and Mrs, Bob Moors have had as their guests her sister Mrs. Diana Santha «nd sons Tom and Darren of Burlington, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Steele of Edmonton have been visiting relatives and friends in Magrath and district. Mrs. Adele Wolsey has returned to her home in Magrath after a two month fishing trip and vacation in the Kootneys of B.C. Mr. and Mrs. John Heck have as their guests his cousins Mr. and Mrs. Grandel of Regina, Sask. Miss Sharon Sam left Tuesday to resume her studies in music at Mount Royal College, Calgary. Dr. and Mrs. Mark Dahl returned home Tuesday evening from taking their daughter Nola to B.Y.U. in ?xovo, Utah following which they enjoyed a canpxng trip to Yellowstone National Park where th :y me; relatives. ' Carolyn Ririe is another student- who left recently to attend B.Y.U. in Provo, Utah. Students who left recently for Ricks College, Rexburg, Idaho include Elisabeth Kurscher, Barbar.-. Pilling and Aaron Engen. Miss Lorel Davies and John Bibo are attending the U. of A. Edmonton. from who is and they Mrs. Carol Romses and Miss Joyce Ririe of Calgary spent the weekend at the home of their parent Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ririe. Mrs. Romses just returned Germany where she met her husbaud with the Armed Forces in Cyprus enjoyed a three week visit. ‘oast BEEF R 0 UND BONELESS LB 0 I N a i fl « a LB Side Bacon , w I F T S slits 1” S L I C E D 5 S «11« LB AM HOCKS • I VI» IIIIH! I I t I ! 1 , I , , I I . | , LB ''**‘*‘**‘******‘**‘*****«******»*»M*M*M.,.„.*»,,,„t,„,,,4„4,M„M^WJ>4Jl>l This week, through our Store News, we th n a very humorous manner, showing the hsh to bring back a little nostalgia : residents and former residents of an arlier Magrath, and to the many new sidents of our town we would like to /quaint you with some of the past ‘story of Magrath. . We thank the Mayor, Dr. S.C. ewerton for making available to us he minutes of the very first village eting held in Magrath on September •. 1901: "Minutes of a meeting held Sept. 11, 01 in the Village of Magrath for the irpose of electing a village overseer. Returning Officer J.J. Head explained se nature of the, meeting and asked that chairman and secretary be appointed for e evening. Mr. Z.W. Jacobs was nominated and <cted as president and Mr. R.W. Fletcher secretary. It was moved and seconded that Mr. Z.W. cobs address the meeting for a short ce which he did in a most pleasing and Jtructive manner. He said that there re a number of men in the village who 1 had some experience in this country d we should endeavor to select some rson who had had this experience and who aid be a credit to our new village. Levi Harker then nominated Mr. J.J. id for the office. Nomination seconded Mr, Benjamin Matkin. As the first hour of the meeting had pired and there was but the one nomina-on it was moved and seconded that Mr. J. Head be our first overseer, it was animously carried and Mr. Head was de-ared elected. Information was asked for concerning e duties of the oversser and Pres. Jacobs ¿id some of the laws repecting his duties. / also explained that as soon as his bonds $1,000 were given that the overseer would ater upon his duties. A motion was made and carried that Mr. Evans give a speech which he complied FOR BEANS numor<3v.s side of the overseers duties. Pres. Jacobs then exolained th 6 pXSCSSxl"“ ir.g business which had been transacted and a : those who had arrived since the vote had be*.n taken, giving concurring votes. Meeting tas adjourned." We hope to periodically take you "down Memory’ Lane". ' fry this tasty Fruit Salad Recipe for something new and different this Fall season. FRUIT SALAD ‘ cans fruit cocktail, 2 cans diced pineapple, 2 cans orange segments - all drained. 1 - 20 os. tin Sunripe Peach Pie Filling Mix above ingredients together. Will keep in iridge for several days. before serving, add some bananas and miniature marshmallows. Top with whipped cream. • Esther Toomer. JUST ARRIVED: New Black Patent Sandals and Suede Cougars; New Fall Dresses and Co-Ordinat Faut Suits as well as New Fall & Winter Coats and‘Jackets - Upstairs Dept. the man who toots his own horn, soon has everybody dodging when he approaches. n 3¡$1 MARGARINE IMPERIAL 3# , |99 TIDE DETERGENT 599 Fleur FIVE roses 20/ « I ¡> Í 1 3« SPREAD KRAFT SANDNII H 750 MI 1« COOKIES DARES 1* Pmeappl^ DOLE 19 oz Comed Beef HEREFORD 12 OZ Ravioli BEEF 15 oz , J J « . 65' . w 65' CLEANER V O M R Y 3 * VLRSNDRT 2 PACK ,, PLUMS PRUNE B.C, T I , dole P'VOES Diifjjes £ Cooking Onions 4# JAGS I*’ l®5 59‘ . 1» I
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