| 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. HOESs OFFICE 758-3035 GROGFJffifi 758-3535 DHY GOODS 758-3252 HABDWAEE'758-3065 STORE HQUBSt- MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY *.hi. 4*.*.8 A.M. t* 6 P,Mi THURSDAY & FRIDAY - CLOSED ALL DEY.SATURDAY i.i.U.u.8 A4M. to 7 P.Mi bee. 25th Dec, 26th - ChMstmas St Bfaiag Day Holidays4 ***: s :***:: $***; • ;***.: . .***;: ;***:. ;***:: :***: s :***:: ;***:: :***:. ;■***;: AT THIS FESTIVE SEASON WE SEND OUR BEST WISHES TO OUR VALUED PATRONS AND FRIENDS AND TRUST THAT THE NEW YEAR WILL BE A HAPPY ONE. FOR YOU; .Management w Staff - .Mag rath Shading Company Ltd. MAGRATH RAD I NG Dry QooD Dept. COMPANY LTD. . 1 o Smartly boxed GiftsSets in Cosmetics for the ’’little MLss” as well as the ’’Big Miss”. Lovely Desert Flower soaps, colognes and lotions. ' IDEAL GIFT ITEMS Softly sapped Flannelette PJ’s for gifla. Assorted colors and styles including eyelet and embroidery trimmed or jplain tailored styles. $2.95 - $4»95 IX c zXI TRICOT - the wonder fabric for making lovely quilts, bedspreads, comforters as well as all kinds of lingerie. Pink, Beige Jfauve, White Yellow 108 11 wide. . 61” wide TRICOT in Mauve shade Beautiful Pitted Plants for the Christmas season. Assorted colors in Mums, An ideal gift f®r the housewife. BOQUETS OF COT FLCWEJiff — Mams in assorted colors r. Mr. and Mrs. Job Shaw and family left Monday morning ¿or Coronation to speid Christmz.: with her parents Er. and Mre> Ray Wakefield and .amilyo Miss Lavina Jensen is home ■ Ricks College and is visiting with her parents Mr. and wrSo Svend Jensen. little Girls Sweaters - Cardigans and Pullovers in assorted designs, styles and colors. Just the thing for her Christmas REGULAR $4.95 • • • .*#***! • " • •**#*#* for Qfiristrnas Qi-vuig « THERMO-ESMOND BLANKS TS-. Popular Blanketf of soft blended Acrylic fabrics. light in weight yet - so warm. Assorted colors. Nicely bound in wide satin. 72 x 90. REGULAR $9.95 . WABASSO SHEETS: «IMPERFECT" White Cotton Sheets Dy Wabasso. Full bed size 81 x 100. Wide hems REGULAR $4.95 MAG RATH .PANY LTD $10.95 to $39.95 1». n_J \ WEDNESDAY ONLY Men’s well tailored Dress Pants in Wools and Blends Popular shades of Charcoal Grey, Brown, Black, Oxford Grey. WEDNESDAY ONLY SALE, NO RETURNS.- REGULAR $19s95 MEN’S AND BOYS' FALL AND WINTER JACKETS IN LATEST STYIES AND FABRICS INCLUDING SUEDES CORDUROYS, TERYLENES, WOOLS. PLAIN OR PILE LINED BOYS NEVER PRESS PANTS 1 group of Boys Never Press Pants in assorted ®alor« *f ' Blue. Tan, Loden, Chili, 7 to 16 yrs r | I z"a |~ /“x p ¡SOYS SWEATERS | Bulky Orlon Sweaters in smart Pullover fashion featuring Turtle neck, V Neck and Mock Turtle necks. Assorted colors. Sizes 8 to 16 yrs, itEGULkR $8,95. 111m1111111nhi11hiHiiiiu1111nriJiiiimjiif111ininnunnfhi)1111ii11rti/nrhu111urt iHHllihilliiiiiiiihiiinniiltiiiHniniihHhiniiin»n ALSO SOME VERY GOOD TOYS REDUCED BELOW HALF PRICE Handsome Pole lamps in a nice selection of s tyles. Metal and brass poles with decorative lamps. [3)95 to | Q88 See the smart lamp with two 10" oval crackle glass amber globes. Brass and metal pole, REGULAR 32.88 26^® POLE s •T.< J ? LUGGAGE TRAVELGARD "Bermuda" LUGGAGE - moulded construction, aluminum binding, satin lining«. Red, Blue VANITY CaSE. REG. 24.95 --lOSSj WEEKEND CaSE. REG. 24.95 poj WakDROBE CaSE. REG. 34.9524^^1 MEN’S 2 SUITER - Case OzGg.S | Regular 34-95 . | MEN’S FLIGHT BAG Regular 24,95 1988 SEE OUR 3 PIECE LUGGAGE SETS. I. MAGRAT H TRADING COMPANY LTD. BE SPECIALLY PRICED SNOBOOTS UP. -F Mr, and Mrs. Alex Poulsen and Mr left for Provo, their sons Mr, and Mrs Mr, and Mrs. Greg Strong and son of Edmonton are holiday visitors at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Burns Harker. Sweaters are a perfect gift for the lady on Jrour shopping last. Select a classy Pullover or Cardigan in All Wool, Bulky Orlon or Acrylic fibre. Fashionable colors. W tDN ESDAY-SAT U R DAY SPECIALS WEDNESDAY, DEC, 24th & Saturday DECEMBER 27th. Ur\DzeJe SELECT YOUR DRESS FOR THE HOLIDAY SEaSON aND SAVE FOR TWO $aYS ONLY OUR STOCK OF FESTIVE aND aLL OCCASION DRESSES WILL OUR DUSTERS AND HOUSECOATS ARE REDUCED WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24th and SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27th FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING FULL LENGTHS. SHORTIES aND REGULAR LENGTH SWEATERS, LINGERIE CURLING PANTS SLIMS GIRDLES. T SHIRTS, etc. ' ’ PRICED FROM ladies, Misses and Children’s Snow Boots clearing especially for Christinas Shoppers. See our selection of pile lined Boots in high styles and ankle highs. I 1/3 nilfllHIHHlHf UlMM'llIHHfHIHHHHftOfMlllllliMHirtfiillUifoHMMfilHitHiIllM. . and Mrs. Dean Gibb of Edmonton Utah Tuesday where they will spend Christmas with Richard Poulsen and Mr. and Mrs. David Gibb, Mr. and Mrs. DeVere Dudley and family have arrived from Eugene, Oregon to upend the holiday season visiting relatives including his mother Mrs, Cecelia Foote and Mr. Foote. J^'ierry Ckr L^trnas A very pretty wedding was solemnized in the Alberta Temple, Cardston Saturday, December 20th when Pres. J. Golden Snow united in marriage Nyalene ' Fletcher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nyal Fletcher of Magrath and Craig Morrison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Wright of Logan, Utah. Following the ceremony a wedding dinner was held at the home of Mr* and Mrsi Glenn Fletcher. Mesdames Gloria Alston, Arlene Bennett, Marjorie Coleman and Loree Brewerton were in charge of the dinner* Tribute to the bride was paid by her brother Glenn with the groom responding* Saturday evening the bride and groom were honored at a calling reception in the ffeg-rath Cultural Hall. DT* and Mrs. Elmo Fletcher and Mri and Mrs, Allen Fletcher greeted the guests at the door and Miss Mary Joe Morrison, sister of the groom presided at the gueat register^ For her wedding day the bride »hose as her attendants her sister Janet as maid of honors bridesmaids Ronda Rich, Lorraine Turner of Rosebarg, Oregon, Susan Morrison, sister of the groom from Logan, Utah, Carol Coleman, Joyce Becker of Omaha, Nebraska, Little Kari Fletcher, niece of the bride was flower girl, Glenn Fletcher was best man. The bridal attendants assisted by parents of the bride and groom joined the happy couple in receiving the many guests who called to extend their best wishes. The gift tables were arranged by Miss Leora Gurney, Miss Wendy Coleman, Mrs. Inger Shauffert and Miss Sharon Miller. Wedding cake was passed by Michelle Erickson, Kerry Lynn and Linda Hillmer. Lunch was served by the Misses Dianne Alston, Carol Wheeler, Lavina Jensen, Vicky and Vpnna Miller, Christal Harker, Susan Holladay, Rose Mary Briggs, Joy Harker and Judy Harris under the direction of Mrs. Sharon Haynes while the luncheon preparations were under the direction of Mrs. Winnie Ehlert assisted by Mesdames Lillian Taylor Gladys Sheer, Audrey Ririe, Ruth Johnson and Ruth Hovey. Host and Hostesses for the evening were Mr. Dale Anderson, Mrs. Agnes Anderson and Mrs. Charlotte Fletcher. . r Mrs* Mildred Harker was in charge of the water table assisted by Jackie Curliss and Michael Bennett. The beautiful wedding cake was decorated by Mrs. Bertha Bennettj table decorations were under Mbs. Della Holladay with Mrs, Viola Miller supervising the decorating of the hall and Mrs. Beatrice Harker and Allie Robinson decorating the foyer. Music for the evening was favorite organ melodies by Miss Jane Kadonaga. After a honeymoon, the bride and groom will return to Logan where they are attending University. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rondo Robinson for the holiday season include their son Norman who has just returned from a two year mission in Denmark; their sons-in-law and daughters Mr. and Mrs. Steve Neilson and family of Provo and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wilde and family of Logan, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Waddoups and daughter of Poulson, Montana are spending the Christmas season with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gibb Mrs. Lisadore Crookston has as her guests for the holiday season her son Kent and wife Gail and da uniter Rebecca of St. Paul, Minn. Brian Bennett has returned from a two and a half year Franco-Belgian Mission and is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bennett in Spring Coulee. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hillmer and Mr. and Mrs. Terry Graham of Milk River are spending the Christmas holiday at Rainbow lake with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Hillmer, Mrs. Dianne Thompson and daughter Drianne of Calgary are spending the holiday season with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seward. She will be joined by her husband Brian for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Newell and family of Eugene Oregon are spending the festive season with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kim Taylor, DeVar Dahl and Loran ■ re home from U of A, Edmonton. ■ YOU: v^o bulged the nativity From the Gospel of St. Luke And there were in the same country shepherds abiding in the fie^d, keeping watch over their flocks by night. And lo, the angel of the Lord came upon them, and the glory of the Lord shone round about them; and they were sore afraid. And the angel said unto them: Fear not; for behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy, which shall be to all people. For unto you is born this day in the city of David, a Savior which is Christ the Lord, a sign unto you; Ye shall find the babe wrapped in swaddling clothes, lying in a manger. And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the heavenly host, praising God and saying: "Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, goodwill toward men." And this shall be Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Thomson have as their guests for the holidays their daughter Barbara of Rexburg, daughter Kay and son Monte of Provo. Guests at the Eldon Coleman home are their daughters Carol of Rexburg, Wendy and Miss Jackie Gill of Iyncoli, England, students at B.Y.U. Mr. and Mrs. Nyal Fletcher have as guests for the holidays her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Dale Anderson of Salt Lake City, also daughter Janet of Rexburg. with Nvalore and Craig's wedding and re r ' friend both their Toomer. Sohmunk ■ ^MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. NOTICE - ASSESSMENT ROLL - TOWN OF MAGRATH M H:: i i i : :£ J s:;}???::::;:::n Notice ii herefey'gi^aii that tfe Assessment of properties not subject to change for the year 19 6 9 of the said municipality, made under the Assessment Act, has been authorized for use in the year 1973, and Mill be open for inspection throughout the month of January 1970, during office hours and that any person who desires to object to the Z_L^ entry of his name or that of any other per* son upon the said roll or wishes to object to his assessment or any assessment as being too high or too low must, within the said month of January, lodge his or her complaint in writing to the secretary-treasurer of the municipality. H. C. Poulsen, Secretary-Treasurer. IMPORTANT NOTICEt As provided under Section 107 of the Municipal Taxation Aat, all unpaid Municipal Taxes as at December 31, 1969 are subject to a Penalty of |£. Town Bylaw #783 makes provision for a’Tax Discount of 7% on prepaid 1970 taxes up to an amount not exceeding your 1969 Tax levy, if paid on or before February 28, 1970. The By-Law also makes provision for a Penalty of 7% on all 1970 Taxes not paid before September 1, 1970. ' Please take note that all applications for the 1967 Homeowner*s Tax Discount must be filed immediately at the Town Office. 1967 Applications not presented to the Provincial Government before the end of December 19^9 will be disallowed. Town of Ifegrath. H.C. Poulsen, Sec. Treag. u. 690 «•»«••• ••••••• LIVER - Fresh BEEF, sliced, lb.^jG^L^ TOMS lb HENS (ZQA 10-14, lb. JOV •• •••••••••••••• •••• WHOLE or H XL F SAUSAGE ¿0^. 790 ]amb Chops (67'0 OUT OF OUR OWN FEED LOT, NONE I BETTER. lb. SMOKED BEEE.!“™ g.35O WIENERS - i#pkg c 630 Meaty • • • •JHHHHHHHHHHWHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHWHf* A. MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL. Meat Dept. Staff. HOUSE FOR RENT; 2 bedrooms, shower. $75 per month, gas, lights separate. Pay by money order. H. Schultz 424 8 A St N.E. Calgary. Phone 269-2070. NOTIGEs The Magrath United Church Sunday School will present the annual Christmas Eve Service at the Mhgrath United Church this Christmas Eve, December 24th §t 7 J 30 PM Everyone is cordially invited to attend. THANK YOU; I would like to thank the doctors and nurses, neighbors and friends for their kindness and visits while I was a patient in the hospital. Mrs. C. Markovich. NOTICE: The Magrath Trading Co. Ltd. will remain closed Thursday, December 25th, Christmas Day, Friday, December 26th Boxing Day and Thursday, January 1st, New Years Dayi Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Austin left Tuesday . for Fort Steele. B-C. to snenri Chris+.naxSsi±K MAGRaTH PaRK THEATRE NEWS TOR THE HOIJDaYS. Friday and Saturday, Dec, 26th and 27th - ’’BEACH BLANKET BINGOn with Frankie Avalon and Annette Fanicello. Running time 118 minutes. December 29th - Stevenson’s FREE show ’’Seven Brides for Seven Brothers” with Howard Keel and Jane Powell. Tuesday. Dec. 30th only — 8 P.M. Special Double Bill - "THE GHOST” also "FRANKENSTEIN CONQUERS THE WORLD” Running time — 190 minutes. Friday and Saturday, Jan. 2nd and 3rd: ^CUSTER OF THE WEST” starring Robert Shaw and Ifery Ure. Running time - 127 minutes, NEW ADMISSION PRICES - Children - 15 years and under 500, Students 16 to 20 yrs. with Student Card - 750, Adult - 16 years and older not attending school - $1.00. HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL NEWS. Friday, Dec, 19th Ifegrath Eagles hosted Sunburst Refiners in a ”B” League game and defeated them 54—50 with Bob Rice top scorer with 15 points. Jfegrath Zeniths in "A” League play were defeated 59-54. Donald Hamilton hooped 18 points in a losing cause. Saturday Dec. 20th Calgary’s Henry Wise Wood Warriers travelled to thgrath and were defeated by ffegrath Eagles 53-38. Bob Rice netted 14 points for top man. In the "A" game, Jfegrath Zeniths were overpowered 72— 64 by the Henry Wise Wood Warriors. Shayne MAGRATH '’RAD I NG COMPANY NIBLETS CORN it GREEN BEANS 14 oz. tins. 4/890 it;it;it;-;t;it;it;it;it;it;it;it;it;it:it;it;it;it;it;it:it;it it * CHRISTMAS PUDDING: 850= FRENCH STYLE 14 oz. 4/390 it; ;it;it;it;it;it;it;it;it;it;i4;it ;it;it;it;it;it;ifr ;it;itjit CHRISTMAS CAKE 199 1# / NO Î DaIRY BOX 1# 89 JOHNSON'S 13| oz DRIED GLAZED FRUIT a nice variety CHOCOLATE MW1OEa’s > 990 *: :*;it;it;it;it;it;it;it; ;it;it;St;it;it;it;^Yit;it;it._^ PEANUTS - IN THE SHELL C29i CHERRIES * itjitjitiiti ;it;it;it:itiit:iti: it * -ft • • ft fft fft *ft "ft »ft ^ft fft *ft “ft fft *ft »ft »ft * CHEESE WHIZ 26 oz. 0 it it it it •it it * it it it j -it- it ü it it * it ■%■ * -it it FRUIT COCKTAIL HUNTS 14 oz. tins 3/890 it;it;it;it;it;it;it;it;it;it;it;it;ic;it;it;-ìt ;it;it;it;it;it 16 oz» jars. 7QC ;it;it;it;it;it;it;it;it;it ;it;it;it;it;it;it;it;it;it;it ;it;it; *= MUSHROOMS . Stems à Pieces it 4 MONEY’S 2/690 J it;'jit;it;it;it;it;it;it;it;it;it;it;it;it;it;it;it;it;it;it;it;it fRESH [Produce ORANGES 229 FRESH HOLLY .pkg. 390 PARSNIPS. 350 LETTUCE ccrriisp lb. 290 A NICE ASSORTMENT OF CHRISTMAS CHOCOLATES, CELLO PACKAGED CHRISTMAS CANDIES AND NUTS HAVE A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEN YEAR. Grocery Dept. Staff.
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