Magrath Store News (September 22, 1977)

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.MAGfeATH TR ADING CO ÎC ESI ■ OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES ?58-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday...8 A.M. - 6 P.M. ... Wednesday ............................................ T p f THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22nd, 1977 ......... MAGRATH, ALBERTA *******************************>. *****************,«5************************* ladies ready-to-wear ***************************A*******Ä*******JH*4^jkjtjt^ijk ******************* attractive popular Fun Furs. ARRIVED FOR WINTER. Ladies Fall and Winter Coats and Jackets in up-to-the-minute fashions including the ALSO KIDDIES COAT SETS AND JACKETS HAVE *********** x, * quilted Long SEE THE NEW HEITNER KIDDY WEAR. BABY SETS DRESSES, ETC, ******** We have 1 rack left of Jackets and Coats - including Utilities DON'T MISS THESE BARGAINS .New House Coats have arrived for Fall & Winter. Morsam fashions, Lu-Lu, in , brushed nylons, and regular lengths. Fashion Accessories n t Be sure to see our new Fashion Jewelry, new arrivals. fERCED EARRINGS with surgical ceel wires.......... $3.95 OLD LOCKETS- Gift boxed.$4.95 HARMS Stirling sliver...$4.95 ■ RTHSTONE SETS Matching Pende’ earrings in January to Decembe nth & stone combination. $5 /ACES; Beads in novelty s SUPER SUMMER OFFER Here’s all you do to get your DESIGNER TOTE BAG! Buy a pair of Super Look Panties and get a sales slip dated on or before September 30,1977. Remove the label from the panties. Note: Box tops not acceptable. Fill in your name and address below. ! Mail this coupon, the dated sales sliD. the pantv label plus a cheque or money order for $6.00 (*plus provincial sales tax) to:. ■ Herbert A. Watts, P.O. Box 2183, . Toronto, Ontario M5W 1H1 FOR SALE NOTICE; The Hospital Auxiliary Meeting set for -September 27th at 2 P.M, in the Nurses Lounge will feature Mr. McCann of the Red Cross with a half hour film of serv­ices in our area. Election for a new presi­dent will be held after. BOYS LIGHT BLUE HOODED KANGAROO Potatoes. Sophia .Paluch. 16’ Holiday Trailer. Phone 758-3742. 2 calves, 2% months 758-3263. REGULAR $16.95 ATTENTION: Flu Vaccine is now available at the Health' Clinic . FOR SALE: old. Ph. MacGregor EACH student shoes or School. All the Club S AL E Màl'é’’i S i arnese Cat. 758-3018. LOST: Brown key case with keys, Post Office, etc. eward for return. John Bourne. FOR SALE: Boys’ 12 ga.uage single shot- shotgun. Phone 758-3018 and ask for Jim. Mens Acrylic Knit Pullover Sweaters featuring turtle neck and long sleeves, popular shades of Blue R u s t, Brown. ■FOR Housetrained. Ph. FOR SALE Mb Men’s Shirts including Dre A £3 tern styles in a 1 arge sel1et't"ton of patterns and colors. REGULAR $12 to Men’s "KNOCK ABOUT” Kangaroo style Sweatshirts with zipper front, hood, front pockets Red, Navy, Gold Brown. REGULAR $18.95 REGULAR $16.95 TERRY SWEATSHIRT Young Men’s Pre^washed Denim Scrubbie Jackets in Safari cut. Just the kind of Jacket for roughing’’ it. REGULAR PRICE $26,00 TO GIVE AWAY: German Shepherd/German Short hair cross 1 year old dog for farm..Very good natured. Sharon Kormos, or phone 758-6572, lit * i » 7 ' ’ II’* I ATTENTION: The Canadian,Arth-ritis and Rgeumatism Society annual campaign for funds will be carried out this, year by the Magrath United Church Women. The ladies will be calling dur­ing the next few xjeeks . Please welcome them when they come to your door. NOTICE: A general meeting of the Magrath & District Rod and Gun Club will be held Tuesday, September 27th at 7 P.M. Room 7 of the Magrath High those interested in are urged to attend this meeting. Bertha Passey, Sec. NOTICE: Slenderettes - a club to help people' lose weight, is now starting. Meetings will be held on Wednesday evening at the Civic Building at 8 P.M. Anyone interested please come or call 758-3103. , •ATTENTION - Magrath Highlander Parents: wishing to exchange order new highland slippers must contact me immediately Alice Stevenson. I REGULAR OVERALLS (REGULAR $23.95) MLm'’s 1 ; .’668 s e in t ?h:tch u ! ress J iway. < ,'ECKED Children’s Boots. Kids two REG. $19.95 Western popular 4 Boots in styles. REG. $29.95 ‘■V + Mr. and Mrs. Horst Seiliger stopped in Magrath briefly Sun­day afternoon enroute to their home in Vancouver. They wished to visit the. United Church where his father the late Rev. S. Seil­iger had been minister. Horst extended greetings to old’friends of his family in Magrath. i I Men'ä "Red Baron" Work Gloves, leather REGULAR canvas palm. $3.95 back.. MEW'S LEATHER PULLOVER- MITTS Unlined in sturdy leather. REGULAR $3.19 ,pr. (NO RETURNS) Mr., and Mrs. Dean Fortier are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter Friday, Sept. 16th. Happy grandparents are Mrs. Betty Fortier and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lekteman. Jeffrey and Trudy Bondy of Edmonton would like to tell their relatives and friends of the birth of Jared Leonard, Sept. 8th who was born in Winnipeg, Manitob. because of health reasons. Jared weighed 7%# and is doing well. Maternal grandparents are Gerald and Janet Warman of. Toronto. Pat­ernal grandparents are Leonard and Juliadean Bondy of Magrath. ! WINTER COATS s. REGULAR I hentex Knitting Yarn in selection of shades. $1.00 skein Ladles down filled Winter Coats in popular colors of Red, Black, Brown. Zipper front, collar forms -Into a hood. Light weight, well tailored. See the model in the front window. (REGULAR $89.95) DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT adies Nightgowns in rushed Nylon, Nylon Tricot, etc; 'Assort­ed stylés, colors. REGULAR $9.95 up 1 : j MT f o? ■ | f J j W1 ‘ '¡.¿JÍL ¿gfc 5 Jv . i SHREDDED FOAM ■ r Large bags of shredded foam for filling .toys, V - ' <1 cushions, pillows, etc. f i •-* REG. $1.29 * I09 BE A MAGRATH HIGH BOOSTER - Magazine sales will commence this Friday. As a student body we request your support to help mafte this our biggest and best campaign. If you are interested in buying, or renewing a magazine, please purchase from an M.H.S. student. We will accept special bonus coupons for a listed magazine. Thé profit derived from the sale of magazines will be used for extra - curricular activities such as: Football Volleyball, Badminton, Curling, Track & Field, Drill Team, Cheerleaders, Year Book, Dances, Photography. If you do not wish to purchase any magazines but would like to contribute to the finiancing of these activities please make your cheque payable to: Magrath High School Student Body. Your support in the past has been greatly appreciated, and we hope it will continue. N.H.S. Student Body. Friday, Magrath Zeniths Football team travelled to Picture Butte and defeated the host Elks 15 - 9. Rob Ripley scored both touchdowns for the Zéniths. Magrath is now 1 -1. Thé ne-xt. gàme will be in Coaldale Friday,' September 23td at 5 P-.M. ' Friday, Sept. 30 th Magrath will host the Coaldale team at 5 P.M__. , ■ r . ê n £ mag 7 ;• ' s. ■■ : -, . . . . . ■ Mr. and Mrs. Ed Haddock (Marsha Stevenson) of Clawson, Michigan are celebrating the arrival of their third son Gregory Michael, born Sept. 9th/77. B lb. 3 oz. - , Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. E. Haddock of Orlando, Florida and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stevenson of Magrath, Alberta. ..r,, . . . : : r . WANTED: Information leading to- the recovery of a Royal (light) Blue North Face Sleeping Bag taken from c«.i Af«’da‘-o back yard. A reward will be offered for information leadina its^recovery. . . .. NOTICE: Pre Natal Classes will be hel in Cardston for 5 weeks, commencing Monday, October 3rd, 1977 at 7:30 P. $5.00 per couple. For further inform tion contact Chief Mountain Health Unit in Cardston, Phone 653-4266. ATTENTION: The Magrath Lions Club wix soon be conducting the annual catnpaigr ■for funds for the Canadian National Institute for the Blind. At the same time they will also collect any old eye glasses you may have to be sent to the C.N.I.B. If you have any aro your home, please save them for the canvasser when he calls. • ••••♦ It .takes a .mighty honest man to tell the difference between when he’s tir. and when he’-s just plain lazy. DRY GOODS DEPT. MAGRATH TRADING CO £ MERCURY Vapor Lights ’ SUNDOWNER ' UTOMAT1C liGHT Popular Mercury Vapor Yard light for your farm................ $89.95 l?av.INAT.OR 30" DELUXE GRAND. .ESTATE .EL£CIjU£.-RAK£E Features self clean oven...... ........ 4549,00 ■£. .CLARY..ELECTRIC. RANGE. 30” in popular Harvest ?.old color. PRICED AT ......... $439,95 KNTERPRIZE GAS RANGE features clean-free oven. PRICED AT......... $489,95 BE SURE TO SEE THESE HANDSOME RANGES NOW ON DISPLAY IN THE HARDWARE DEPARTMENT. *********************************** PEERLESS DUSK TO DAWN ' SENTRI.PAK An effective yard light for your farm- $119,95 ntESTOEil «‘j ■WEEZE we invite our customers to ¿isit the Furniture Room •v.r Quanset Building and ?ur display of- new Fall !£CLINER CHAIRS. All inyl or combination if Fabrics & Vinyl. It’s time to winterize your autoé, ti ‘ machin— — ery, etc. machin- » per «- PHI pis "gold finger" vard light I be newest thing in Yard Lights. Uses the ;ame amount of power as a 60 watt light bulb. PRICED AT $149,95 1 Electronic F0W developed for fencing since Sizes 2,4,6 & 7^. The best thing <’ ' . " „ The BEE ELECTRONIC FENCER does not require HAVE WATER PRESSURE SYSTEMS FOR FARM & RURAL AREA NEEDS. PRICED FROM A * * * * * ***AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA THROW AWAY 7\" COMBINATION SAW BLADES It is possible to sharpen these blades for re-use. $2,99 (some places charge $2 to $3 to sharp­en blades.) ■ AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA PRICED!. 3/4 Drive Socket Set pieces in handy metal, carrying case. This is a real buy. 3.95 box, barbed wire. . Insulators. Charges axis ting fences stapled directly to wood posts with the wires going through grass, brush, etc. in any weather conditions. Use for a permanent fence or as a quick fence to keep cattle out of grain, etc. Avail­able in 12 VOLD PORTABLE BATTERY SET 110 VOLT SET If ■ MAGRATH & DISTRICT RESIDENTS.; The M & D '.ecreation Board would like to thank the residents of Magrath and district for their co-operation in the preparation of a five year Recreation Master Plan for the MDRA. _ This Board has attempted to contact all District Residents through the mails, Public Meetings and personal interview. If you wish to contribute, further to the Master Plan, you may do so by completing special interest and personal opinion forms, available through the Magrath Town Office. . The Master Plan will be designed as a flexible working document reflecting your recreation needs, and will be com- . pleted by mid Oc.tober. If you wish to comment on the Master Plan, your pres­ence is requested at a Public Review to be announced by the M & D Recreation Board. Thank you for your co-operation. Wade Alston, Recreation Consultant to the Magrath & District Recreation Board. : SIZE: 68;x 82 REGULAR $19.95. ( Popular Comforters with Polyester fill ■ ing, cotton cover in ’ fl assorted designs. pj 68x72. REG. $15.95 : ATTENTION: Magrath Little Theatre will hold its first organizational meeting in Room 28 (2 doors East of the Library) of the Magrath High School, Thursday, September 29th, 8:30 to 10 P.M. There will be a series of work shops and method exercises for Drama enthusiasts in the weeks to follow. This is princ­ipally an seriously welcome*. PKIOWOSES adult group but young people interested in joining will be Dorothy Engen. ’’Viscount" Pillow Slips white with colored hems. Nice to em­broider a design on if you wish - . : ATTENTION: What about release of body tension, good circulation, balance and poise? What about deep breathing and relaxation? What about massage of ’ organs and glands for better health? Hatha Yoga is- concerned with these things as it’s objective is to culti­vate the natural beauty of the body and attain a high state of health. Would you like to join with me weekly to learn to use Yoga for health? Please call Dorothy Engen, 758-3092. • •••*• Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spring, former Magrath residents, are now making their home at the Alberta Rose Senior Citizen Lodge in Lethbridge. .. They accompanied their son Doug of Regina recently on a brief visit to Hagrath, after transferring from the Lodge in Bow Island. . LOR SALE: 2 storey home, 3 bedrooms, REGULAR $2.95 pr Handimfts Crewel Stifchcry Picture Kits and Cushion Cover Kits in assorted designs Complete with in­structions. Make or give as gifts. carpeted throughout, l^g baths, and down town. Under Phone 758-3424. to school Close $30,000. TABLECLOTHS quite a slice you had ball," said the angry the sheepish duffer. on poi- "It broke Just it?" . I was Stamped Tablecloths in 54x72 size Ready to be embroidered, designs. Assorted White background. REGULAR $16.95 each That’s that golf iceman to curved clear off the course and the windshield of my squad car. what do you intend to do about "Well," said the golfer, "L thinking that probably the best thing to do would be to tray moving my thumb a little farther up on the club." **************************** ATTENTION: Adult Photography Class needs 2 more students. Classes to run Oct. 5 to December 7th. Please call 758-3177. Adult Typing Class - 1 more student required, class to begin Sept. 27tn. T A S T Y S A L 0 M I 159 i « e i I SLICED ............. I Beef Roast **************«*********.*♦*************************************************** Looking for a delicious drink to at a luncheon with sandwiches, Try this delicious refreshment. RASPBERRY COOLER s I R L •. 0 I N T I P Mr. John Olaf Salberg husband Salberg, 18/77 in of age. Born esota, ' in 1912 homesteaded in the Bow Island district. In 1924 he moved to Magrath where he resided until his passing. He is survived by three sons, James and Glen of Magrath, John of Raymond; three daughters Mrs. C. (Katherine) Solberg of Bow Island, Mrs. R. (Pearl) Wakefield of Coronation, Mrs. A. (Ruby) Zakariasen of Standard; one sister, Mrs. Julia Renschler of Bur­dett; three brothers Mr. Otto Salberg of Lethbridge, Mr. William Salberg of White Rock, B.C., Mr. Oscar Salberg of Raymond; 19 grandchildren; 20 great grandchildren. , Funeral services were held this Thursday afternoon at 2 P.M. at St. John’s Lutheran Church, Magrath with Pastor Fred Hertwig officiating. ' Interment C emetery. , beloved of the late Mrs. Rosine passed away Sunday,•September Lethbridge. He was 84 years and raised in Fertile, Minn-he came to Canada in 1910 and took place in serve etc? 2 pkg . 2/3 cup Grape Tang 1/2 cup lemon juice ■ . 1 small frozen Orange Juice 1/2 cup sugar (2/3 cup if you like it . sweeter) 1 - 14 oz. can of crushed pineapple. Mix and cool or freeze slightly until it starts to freeze. To serve - to 1/2 glass of the mixture drop in one scoop of raspber." sherbet and fill up with gingerale. Spoons are better to use than straws to serve it. Alice Stevenson. Raspberry Quench Gra School children enjoyed a brief respite from classes Monday morning to join with other citizens ih meet­ing members of the Provincial Cabinet in their breath-taking tour Monday and Tuesday of Southern Alberta. In Magrath, Transportation Ministe Hugh Horner announced' ’’accelerated’1 highway improvements on Highway 62 to handle grain traffic displaced by railway will begin this fall to upgrade the highway and A ten mile stretch of construction of improve the Magrath from Magrath abandonment. may take two on the highway from Magrath south is the first stretch of 31 miles sent to the U. S. border crossing. Mr. Horner said Alberta has. recommended to Ottawa that railline from Card * ston though Magrath become part of the nation’s basic rail network protected until the year 2000. The town also asked for servicing help for a nursing hoi, neighborhood improvement grants, that the town not lose its RCMP detachment : a larger community nor its voice in school matters because of more members from a larger centre bn the*school board; more autonomy for local school and hospital boards and a spot in the cabinet for Cardston M.LA John Thompson. The students also presented a brief - the need for part time jobs and als emphasized the need for more recreation facilities for the young people in the town of Magrath. ■ to Del Bonita He said work or three years to complete. , AUNT JEMIMA ■ F DOLE ► BLU E 24 oz oz 0 9 75‘ e; I- -s STEWED WESTERN FAMILY# 14 OZ»< 'n B » > NALLEYS 424 G, if' [V ni® 1I M A 4 FLAVORS 21 3/4 OZ i 1.5 LITRES 1 FARM FRESH - « - •. ENG EA 1« C HANDIPAK . . L I S H LONG ... * • ' Cauliflower NO. 1 3# FOR 89C B A -> R T L E I T . B.C LOCAL I * • LB » ■-----7