| 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. FFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 . TORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday: Thursday, Friday & Saturday .8 A.M. - 6 P.M. Wednesday . 8 A'.M. - 1 P.M. 7 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1977 . MAGRATH, ALBERTA. ************************************************************************ LADIES READY-TO-WEAR li**************************-):************-******************************** Be sure to see our new Belt display. Gold & Silver as well as Jean Belts, stretch' Rope Beits. $3.95/ $4.95, $5.95 Beautiful new Lo’ng Skirts in plains, pleated, figured, floral. A nice selection. POPULAR PRICES. Gorgeous Blouses in tailored and fancy ■ styles for Christmas giving and wearing. White and colored. $16.95 UP. Ladies dressy PALAZZO PANTS & SLACKS in handsome styles for Holida PRICED FROM. ’ " the popular Jean m the style have just arrived. yours now WRANGLERS "Rider" Get DON’T MISS ESE BARGAINS' IN LADIES DRESSES .CLEARING NOW. 1 RACK GOING ' AT LESS THAN Smart Jonathan Logan Pullovers in plain shades. A beautiful Sweater to give. r *, ust the :hlng for ■ ids. Whit . Orange.' ovelty siz fad shape. REG. $7.95 SALE, . Miniature Santas to decorate your home. REGULAR $2.50 ",£L BONITA 4 H CLUB NEWS Th Del Bonita 4 H Beef Club held tueir annual weigh-in for th-calves Saturday, November 5th at Powleslands Ranch. A lovely lunch was supplied by the members’ mother;. Colleen Hoyt brought the meeting to order and Ed Newton led in singing "0 Canada". It was decided that thr members aré going to canvas for th- Red Cross and also the Heart Fund. Memberships were paid. Denise Jorg ensen demonstrated how to write up the record books properly. The meeting was adjourned by Denise Jorgensen and Ed Newton led in the singing of "God Save the Queen". ’ ~ After the meeting, Ed Newton, Dale Jorgensen> John Michaud and Wayne Mehew showed how to make rop> halters. „R eporter M.a.rlene Connel; CULTURE & RECREATION•FANS - ATTENT . The monthly meeting of the Magi • & District Recreation -Board was chaired and conducted by Cal Alstc; the chairman of the board. Busines. undertaken included recommendation. by the chairman for delegation of ba^ic respnsibilities of the committees. These recommendations were as follows: Swimming Pool - Greg Strong & Shelton Ririe; Basketball, Golf, Physical Fittness - Tom Karren; Hockey & Badminton, Verla Wilde; Horseshoes & Volleyball >»- Ter,ry Helgeson; Tennis'S Softball - Rod Bly; Arts, Cafts & Culture - Cal Alston. Any inquires in these areas should be directed to these assigned Board me,mbers. The Board would like to thank John Cook and recognize him as a major person in getting our Magrath & District Recreation Board organized and underway. At the same time we wish to welcome Cal Alston as our town appointed chairman. ATTENTION: Sealed bids are being accepted for a 180,000 BTU overhead unit furnace plus approximately 15 ft. of 8" metal asbestos chimney, and gas line.going to furnace by the Del Bonita Country Association. "Bids" on the outside of the envelope to be in the hands of the Secretary, Cecelia Patterson by Saturday, Dec. 10/77. IJighest or any bid not necessarily accepted. • • • • • . Scott Brandley is proud to announce the arrival of his baby brother Todd, born Nov. 17/77, 8 lbs. 4 Oz. Proud parents áre David & Valita Brandley. Grandparents are David & Nola Brandley, Larvin & Gay Campbell all of Ogden, Utah. . Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Romeril of Raymond proudly announce the arrival of a son, born December 1, 1977. • Sharing in the joy of the birth are grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Alston of Magrath, Mr. and Mrs. "Chuck" Romeril of ' Raymoij.d. • CHRISTMAS BAND CONCERT - Wed. December. 21 at 7:30 P.M, in the High Scho'ol Gym. There will be a Bake Sale. All former Band Student are invited to bring théir instruments and join in oh invi ■:<._<! numbers,. Come and your family and enjoy the evening. The Magrath Ladies Opening Social for the 1977-78 season., Election cf officer were as folicws: Doreen Iteas. F rs. Carol W r i g -h t , Mrs. A:lene Evelyn Hillmer. Tomlinson is Ladies AfterSocial will 1977 at 7 P.M, President - Mrs Balderson; Sec. Marilyn Arndt; Directors: Leah Robinson, Mrs. Mrs. Marilyn Smith Gruninger, Mrs. Mrs. Marjorie in charge of the noon curling. The Christmas held on- Dec. 12, with a $2 gift exchange. A small fee will be charged for Kentucky Fried Chicken. All ladies are welcome. December 14/77 will be the last draw for the la.di.es. afternoon curling until January 4, 1978, a 1 P.M. The meeting closed with a Pot Luck supper enjoyed by all. Members of St. Joseph's C.W.L. met at the home of Irene Gruninger op’Friday afternoon to ‘ honor retiring Catechism teacher Helen Long. President Lydia Tricsli presented a gift to Helen in appreciation of her time and efforts teaching the children. • • «■ • In spite of the snow st-.; rm, C.W.L. members and husbands gathered at the Mandarin Restaurant in Lethbridge for tie annual Christmas party Saturday evening. Guest of honor was Father Denis April who is temporary pastor during Father O’Reilly’s absence from the Parish. MICROWAVE COOKING WORKSHO7 This 2 hour Workshop by t District Home Economist can. be made available to Magrath resi dents after Christmas if there is an interest. It is designed for non microwave owners as well as owners. Will answer man questions, re: Pros and cons of Microwave cooking. A mi'.imum number is required. Those interested call Chief Mountain Health Unit, Tuesdays, 758-3222 or call Marie Sabey, 758-3430. An evening credit Univers: ty & M’TTS Course Georgraphy 1040 (bas.'c) is being offered at the Mag-rath High School beginning January 17th. Four more students are required or thi course will be cancelled. dit fees are $10. If you «re interested, contact Cheryl Deering - 758-3520 -■r Elizabeth Davies - 7 5 8- MEN’S LONGS COL© WEATHER HEAPWEAR Men’s Longs and Thermal in Cotton Knits. MEN_’ S COMBINATIONS Cotton or Thermal Knit Underwear for Men. Long or short sleeves. Just ■ the thing for Winter . wearing. l\ $8.95 - $18.00 $5.95-$8.95 Men’s & Boys’ Slacks in broken size range. Nice for Dress and Casual Wear. $7.95- $24.95 BOVS' BR.EFS Boys Wh. t e Briefs. Size ^6 -16 95c ea. Stanfields Work Socks in Wool and Nylon Ble. Grey with white trim. REGULAR $1.50 pr L. ;, Sheens $2.95 - $5.95 Assorted Styles in Caps including Wool Plaids, Quilted Nylons, etc. MEN’S WINTER CAPS Toques and Mitts in knitted .Wools, Suedes, F $2.50 - $2.95 REGULAR $16.95. be OR SALE: 4 strings of utside lights. 758-3705. ^OUND: - on our door step, mall'' black pup with white a e t. Phone 758-3092. The Magrath United Church Christmas Party & Pot Luck which was postponed from Dec. 6th, will be held Thurs- December 15th at 6:30 P.M. OR SALE: Small size Spring Horse., heap. Call 758-3273. Wocknitz. re now e will TTENTIONj_ Our Christmas Trees in. Due to the bad weather have some on display inside Hardware Dept. Infants’ Snowsuits 1 only Infant’s two piece Orlon Pile Snow Set. Jacket is red, pants are Navy Blue. 12 month size. REGULAR $24.95 GENERAL MEETING - of the Magrath Curling Club will held Friday, Dec. 16th at 7 P.M. for the purpose of discussing the Bonspiel, etc. All curling-members are rged to attend. .OR RENT: In Magrath with option to purchase - Mobile lome with two bedrooms. curnished. For informatio r appointment call Jarrell at 758-3758. OR SALE: Coats & Jackets. 20% OFF & 1/3 OFF RACKS. LEAL CHRISTMAS SPECIAL. ’SO T SHIRTS & AVON KNIT .EATERS GREATLY REDUCED, Upstairs, ""OR SALE: High quality Gymnasium ^Falke.r Exerciser in excellent-condition. Wholesale price $350. Jill accept offers. Call Darrell, 758-3758. 'OTICE: Will babysit hildren of any age weekdays in my home. Phone 758-3781 Foot warming slippers New Slipperettes in neat plastic Carrying case. Gold, Silver,. Rose . Baby bunting bags Baby’s Bunting Bags in soft Orlon Pile. Yellow, Pink. Will keep Baby warm and comfy. OR SALE OR RENT: 1 year Id 1440 sq. ft. house on • ull basement. 3 bedrooms,. •amily room, back porch, old room, sliding glass doors o sun-deck. 1*5 baths, n(ew carpet n living-dining area. Available an. 1st. Call 758-3719. OTICE: •■omen ’ s upper, ues. lay, Ladies are asked to bring an tern for the supper table, a l:50-$2 gift exchange and ?mbers are reminded of their liristmas cards for their "Sunshine Pal". - Lovely Nightgowns in soft pastel shades. Assorted styles with embroidery, lace or eyelet trim. Select one of these gowns, for Daughter, she’ll love one. SIZES 8 - 14. REG. $6.91 THREAD REGULAR 49<? spool SALE PRICE . Polyester Sewing Thread - 125 yard spools 'in Black, White or Rust. ■- • PRICED AT “A Portable Dishwasher MILAR 5 PIECE KITCHEN SET ose large table. (NEW PRICE ON' THIS UNIT $619) >99 ic 4c it it it it it it it it it ie ie it it ic it it it it it it it it it it it vs 9: vt it is LADIES VISIT OUR HEATED FURNITURE .WAREHOUSE FOR SALE: Old hens 50s? each. Ivy Nish 11; Phone 758-3588 LEFT - in the Davi Brown s hoes, appro size 6. Ph. 758-3155. THANK YOU: A most cere "thank you" the doctors, nurses ■nd staff of the Magrath Mun-cipal Hospital for the kind .are and attention shown me while. I was a patient in the hospital. Thanks also to .11 those who sent flowers gifts, cards, and for the tany visits 1 received during my hospital stay. Araella Bennett. NOTICE: Anyone wishing to vend-Christmas greetings co mother, Mrs. Ardella Bennett, may send them ■; Mrs. Geneal Edwards, Wrentham, Alberta. NOTICE: The United Church tadies Aid will hold its Christmas meeting on Wednesday afternoon, Dec. ¡4 th at 2 o'clock at the come of Mrs. Fel Balder- 5on, weather permitting, tadies please remember -our gift for exchange. ’OR SALE: 1975, 14x70'Bendix i.eader Mobile Home. 3 bedrooms ;nd utility room. Excell ' >ndition. $13,800. Phone 758-3645. R RENT: 1 & 2 bedroom jartments, fully carpeted rapes, stove & frig, hone Tanco, 758-3404 58-3233. home. 758-3414. ?R RENT: One bedroom all Denny .Discoli, )TICE: Applications will bze ccepted until December Sth, $ 7 7 for the position of Nurse or the Chief Mountain Health nit to be located in Cardston if ice. Application?’ to show ualifications and-previous -xperience. Applications •ubmitted to R.W. Legge, ecretary Treasurer, Chief ountaln Health Unit, Cardton, Alberta. ' AN,,CRELATION; The meeting f ’ the Senior Citizens at he Drop In Centre scheduled for Friday, Dec. 9th ■ view slides presented Mr. Ken Balderson at 5 P.M. has been cancel led 1 rack of Knit Shirts for Men. A nice selects ion of patterns and colors. a-s ' REG. $18.95 Smartly fashioned Pullovers and Cardigan Sweaters for Men. Assorted Knits, patterns, including plain and fancy designs . Just the thing for Christmas gift-giving. Sewn Filled Jackets Boys’ down filled Jackets with quilted nylon outer shell. Navy. Blue REG. $29.95 0 Y S Boys’ • Hooded-Sweatshirts with sipper front. Two lone color trxTfl. Fleece lined, shell is - of cotton/polyester knit. A nice Sweater for skating skiing, etc. to wear under vour outer 'REGULAR $9 Z \» • • & t t TURKEYS utility 10-12, OWL GARLIC SAUS*3 LEG OF PORK ROAST LW . Shoulder Roasts BONELESS, BEEF Rolls i burns. a ************************************* M.H.S. BASKETBALL . The Magrath Tourney was held on Nov. 2 5th & 26th with the Raymond Comets defeating the Cardston Cougars in the vHamp ionship game 51-43. The L.C.I. ?ams beat the local Zeniths 59-37 for ?rdJplace. In the consolation game, St. Mary's Warriors defeated John 'iefenbaker Chiefs from Calgary 55-43. Competition for cheerleading was won 'y the girls from L.C.I. while the Chiefs from John Diefenbaker won the Magrath Trading Co. Sportsmanship .Award. After a delay on Friday evening because of the icy roads, the tourney went off real smooth and Saturday's activities were well attended. LEAGUE GAMES Friday, Dec. 2nd, L.C.I. Rams defeated the Zeniths in a close, hard-fought 39-34 games. Rob Ripley led the Zenith scoring with 13 points while Greg Woodbury hooped 10 points and pulled in 13 rebounds. Brad Karren also had 10 rebounds. On Saturday, Dec. 3rd 'the Zeniths lost to the Comets in Raymond by another clode 61-53 score. Ron Rice hooped 19 points and Woodburzy 10. Brad Karren pulled in 16 rebounds. In Junior Varsity Action, the Magrath Eagles beat the L.C.I. Colts 48-38. Cory Michaud hooped 17 points, and 9 fcebouhds. Therry Shannon had 8 points , ’ On Saturday the Eagles beat the laymond Mustangs 45-43 in overtime t Raymond. Cory Michaud had 9 points, sd 13 rebounds. Mark Ambrosi and Dan T xitchen both' had 8 points. EXT HOME ACTION - Wed. Dec. 14th- .¿nlths will host the tough Vancouver condary Technical School Talismen t 7:30. Dec. 16th 2 regular league i'unes at 6:30 & 8 P.M. against Win: Churchill, . LB ******************************* ** * * * * SENTOR MEN'S BASKETBALL The T a d 1 n g Co. team reeled off three straight victories in the last two weel to move into third place in the Chinook Men's Basketball League. Last Wednesday they defeated the Blr-> ! Golden Eagles 77-72 as Ron Harker ar Wes Balderson had 20 points apiece. Last Thisrsday they overcame a first quarter 16 point deficit to defeat the Letharidge Labor Club 100-95. Don Mehew led Magrath with 20 points and Rick Ponomar had 16. This week the team defeated Labor Club again 88.-70 with Wes Balderson netting 19 points and Kevin Anderson adding 18. ' WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS'.' Come and join the fun and start the Christmas Season with your neighbors. The Magrath Christmas Variety Show if THIS Friday, December 9th. The program starts at 7 P.M. but come at 6:30 and lend you: voice in Christmas caroling Bring your families - it’s a family affair. The Brownies will have Pop Corn Balls for sale. The admission will be a silver collection for equipment for the Senior Citizen Drop In Centre. See you there! NOTICE: The Ladies Hospital Auxiliary will hold its annual Christmas meetin and party Tuesday Dec. 13th at 2 P.M. in the Nurses Lounge. Ladies please bring a gift for exchange not exceeding $2. . LOST:.Unllned navy Skidoo Boots for year old boy. Size 13. Left at churc school or someone’s home. Ph. 758-32 Jason Whitbeck. ROD & GUN CLUB - Turkey Shoot is open Bingos will be held Mondays & Friday., to Dec. 19th. Everyone welcome.’ THE MAGRATH .TRADING CO. WILL REMAIN OPEN WED'. DEC. 21st to 6 P.M. BUYS FOR SMART SHOPPERS BEANS WITH PORK YORK 14 OZ Margarine WESTERN FAMILY I WESTERN FAMILY 20 OZ AYLMER 14 OZ. SPIC â SPAN 1 KILO (SUA CREAMED HONEY u, ■. r. PEEK FREAN DIGESTIVE OR NICE 15 OZ Pink Salmon WESTERN FAMILY 73/4 OZ.s CAT FOOD SPECIAL MENU 1 KG « am c» . 4195* CAULIFLOWER CALIFORNIA Bg's. CALIFORNIA
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