Magrath Store News (January 15, 1976)

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.MAGRATH TRADING CO. ’ STORE NEWS PHONES OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 8AM to 6 P.M. Wednesday ......... ....................... 8 A.M. to 1 P.M. THURSDAY, JANUARY 15th, 1976 .......................... MAGRATH, ALBERTA . ************************************************************************** ******AAAAA*AAA*******************************************************AAA* LADIES READY-TO-WEAR FEATURING JACKETS, SKIRTS, BLOUSES & SWEATERS IN LATEST A************************************************************************)* ****** AAAAAAAAAAA* A AAA* AAAAAAAA ************ ************************AAA A* A y JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE PANT SUITS CO-ORDINATES LOVELY PARIS STAR CO-ORDINATES DRESSES RACK RACK RACK A • Also of Jackets Ï .. SHADES, FEATURING RUST AND GREEN PREDOMINATELY INDIVIDUALLY PRICED DON’T MISS THIS SALE EVENINGGOWNS ST—.. CLEARANCE Ladies Wear and Children*s Apparel in a nice variety of styles rack H5 $10 tì Price Items are being added daily to our STOCK CLEARING SALE TABLES & DISPLAYS. Here are some Bargains you won’t want to miss. GLASS VASES- asst, colors. REG/ $1.95 PEPPER MILLS Walnut Hardwood. REG. $5.49 BEVERAGE HOLDERS Colored plastic into window well for cars, etc. Holds cans, bottles, REGULAR 69<? for pack of 2. EGG CUPS colorful plastic. ________ ___ colorful plastic. Ideal for camping, etc. Compact unit. REG. 69<? » »fits trucks, boats, cups, etc. Set of 6. 39ç SALT & PEPPER DISPENSERS: picnics, MEASURING SPOONS: Handsome aluminum set. Has holder. REGULAR $1.19 set. WEATHER STRIP: Stops draft, saves heat. Both exterior and Interior use. Self adhesive. May also be used as Masking tape, for wrapping meat parcels, etc.' REGULAR $1.49 pkg. MIRRORS , Syrup Dispensers, Metal Bread Box , Barbecue Tools, - to mention a few of the many items on this 1/2 PRICE COUNTER. ******************************************************************* r IMPERIAL OIL week end special.... Oil Fitters Unival by Fram. Fits popular model cars. WEEK END SPECIAL ... TOOLS DON’T MISS THE BIG SALE OF TOOLS ON DISPLAY. REAL BARGAINS. SEE THE HOUSEHOLD HAMMERS (just right for the house- - wife - REG. 1.29) and many more aech values. ‘ Attractive Blue Halo pattern. Pretty yet practical. REGULAR 3.95 of 9 98 REGULAR $44.95 PLACE & PRESS Self Adhering INLAID LINOLEUM Floor Tiles 12x12. .• - SNOWMOBILE SUITS BOYS’ NYLON SNOW­MOBILE SUITS AWAIT­ING THIS BIG SALE. FULL LENGTH ZIPPER ATTRACTIVE TRIM. WARMLY LINED. A REAL COZY OUTFIT FOR COLD WINTER WEATHER. SIZES 14 & 18. REUGLAR $24.95 1995 SWEATERS aL», MEN ' S WINTER STYLE SWEATERS IN PULL- / OVERS, VESTS AND CARDIGANS. A NICE VARIETY OF STYLES AND COLORS«K||Jk£M» TO CO-ORDINATE /•«■j WITH YOUR WARD- W* REG $11.95-$39.9d^K.^^^^^^B jjj| % off SL4GKS MEN’S SLACKS BY DAYS. IN HANDSOME CHECKS AND PLAIDS. BACK GROUND SHADES OF BROWN, GREEN, BLUE. POPULAR KNITS. REGULAR $24.95 BOOTS Boot in dark 17 95 HIKING Ankle High Erowp. suede leather Eizsb 7,8,8^5,10^. «<»4.95 f9,y The second monthly meeting of the Del Bonita 4 H Beef Club was held on January 10 at the Del Bonita School. Pres. Byron Koske-wich brought the meeting to order with Gwen Mehew leading in the 4H pledge. Secretary Eilene Juhasz ton. took roll call and read the minutes of the last meeting. Bruce Hillmer gave the treasurers report. A dis­cussion followed on how to make non< a motion was made to have a bottle and battery drive on January 17th from 10 a.m. Another motion was made to serve lunch at the Wheat Pool meeting being held on February 6th at the Del Bonita Community Hall. The lunch decision was left to the lunch committee. All meml: were asked to clean up. Mr. Ed Newton explained a part of the 4H Manual and asked questions about it. The charitable donations collect­ed money to be sent to the Red Cross at a later date. , The members were asked if they would canvass again for the Red Cross. The meeting was adjourned and Mr. Ed Newton led in singing "God Save the Queen". • •*••• Magrath Zeniths took over second spot in High School Basket­ball League play Friday night when they defeated Raymond Comets 55 . in an excitement packed game. The ieniths lead by 14 points at half time 34-20. Ted Haynes netted 20 points as the Zenith's top man while Ron Harker added another 18 points. In the Junior Varsity contest Magrath Eagles defeated Raymond Mustangs 72-43. Ron Rice led the way for the Eagles with 18 points and Rob Ripley added another 15 points. In Chinook League Basketball action -Monday evening Magrath Rockets defeated Lethbridge Green Acres 81-55. ' . Wes Balderson led Magrath with 17 points, Rick Neilson had 16 ; and Craig Godionton 15, Frank Kerr added 14 more. The next home action for the Rockets takes place Monday January 19th when they play host to Tim Tollestrup and Cardston. • «••••• A car driver had the misfort"«- to have his wife and mother-in-law; in the back seat of his car. He res­trained himself as long as he could, but finally burst forth after he stopped the car. "Once and for all, Sarah, who's driving this car - you or your mother?1' ?'0k SALE: 1969 - 12'x68’ "Muttart" Mobile Home. Good condition throu­ghout. Phone 758-3592, K. Snelgrove. NOTICE: I would like to do baby­sitting in my home after 4 P .M. rlicne 758-3756 and ask for Charm­ai ne • FOR SALE: Milk cow with calf. . freshened January 2. P_h. 758-6573 Robert Wocknitz. EXCHANGED BY MISTAKE: 1 -6-7% and ■. - t-9% Rubber at Alan Dudley’s on New Year’s Eve. Doug Harker, Ph. 758-3566. FOUND: 4 keys on key ring with a cardboard tag. Owner may claim at New Office. /■’‘R SALE: Man"s Ski Boots, size 8 medium. Tyrol boot, good condition ,30.00. Phone 758-6791. TOST OFFICE NOTICE: As of January 1, 1976 all Air Mail letters ex­cluding Canada and the United States are 20$ per oz. FOR SALE: 1960 International Pick Up truck. Floyd Toomer. FOR SALE" 1973 Custom Deluxe Chev Pickup. Automatic, power steering & brakes, radio. 53,000 miles. Like new. With camper. R Payne. 758-3064 HIGHLAND DANCING: There will be a display of Highland Dancing by the Magrath MacGregor Highlanders, students of Alice Stevenson, Fri­day, January 30th at 8 P.M. in the Magrath Cultural Hall. Every­one is invited to attend. There will be a silver collection. Parents please sit with your children who are not on the pro­gram. ; i* J * Ï : r ? i i i •' «J* 1 i II TRANK YOU: We would like to thank all the people who attended the Social Evening held in our honor in the Spring Coulee Comm­unity Hall and helped to make it a most memorable occasion. Dennis & Faye Hofer. Mrs. Bessie Godfrey of Vic­. ¡ria B.C. visited with relatives including her brothers and sisters-in- law Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bourne and Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Bourne, and aunt Mrs. Vera Fowler. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bryks of 8Michael, Alberta, spent part of tie recent holidays visiting her ¡¡¡ether Mrs. Ardella Bennett and families. Fall & Winter Fabrics in Suitings, Dress Fabrics, Knits, etc. in a nice assortment of prints and colors. VALUES TO $8.95 ASSORTED FABRICS TRICOT Nylon Tricot in a nice assortment of shades. 108" wide. REGULAR $3.50 yd. 2.98 CORDUROY Fine wale Corduroy in a variety of shades including Green, Black, Coral, Red, Blue, Loden Green, Shrimp. 45" wide. REGULAR $2.95 yd............... FLANNELETTE . i Sof, cozy Flannelette in a nice select­: ion of patterns and colors including t plain shades. 36" wide. REGULAR $1.49 yd............... ALSO ASSORTED PRINTS ......... *************************************** SHEETS HERITAGE BRAND I Sheets ÏFitted Floral printed Sheets in flats 72x100 and fitt­ed 39x75. REG. $8.95 ¿95 PACIFIC BRAND Floral printed in lovely pastel shades. ■■ - 39x75. REGULAR $7.95 ^.“3 Iovertex brand: ah white ioo% cotton Sheets in Flat - 80x96 or Fitted -54x76. ,REGULAR $6.95 each ******************************************* I ,’SAYELE YARN - J o f colors. (REGULAR $1.00 1 YARN [! JadijiaU 4KX4XU Sayelie : I - 4 ply, in a nice assortment skein . 89‘ ++++++ 3 & 4 PLY YARNS - Mauve, Blue, Orange, Grey, Navy. A REGULAR 49$ to 69$ per skein F V g (NO RETURNS) t MEN'S WORK PARKAS • regular $19.95 If Dark Loden Green drill in popular style. JACKETS REG. $5.95 to $18.00 .T -J* -OFF Young Men’s Jackets in Parka and downfilled styles. 1.rack REGULAR $39.95 Men's Shirts in' Dress, Casual, Sport and West­ern styles. A nice selection of styles and patterns. REG. $8.95-$15.95 <I UNDERWEAR WORK GLOVES REGULAR $3.19 Men's Scuff-Tuff Work Glove with Leather palm ba^k. NOTICE: Dog Licenses for 1976 are now due. Males and Spayed Females $5.00 per dog. Unspayed Females $10. No dogs are permitted to run at large within the limits of the Town of Magrath. Dogs running at large and unlicensed dogs will be- picked up and impounded at a charge of $25.00 for the first offence. Dogs unclaim­ed within 72 hours will be destroyed. By order of the Town Of Magrath Town Council, Town By-Law #851. NOTICE: St. John's Lutheran Church will be holding Worship Services at 7:30 P.M. each Sunday during the vacancy with Pastor Lindon Dressier of Taber officiating. . Holy Communion will be celebrat­ed this Sunday, January 18th. Sunday School meets each Sunday morni~n~gZ at 10" :1Z5Z A.M. Everyone wel-come. NOTICE: Magrath United Services are held each at 11:30 A.M. with Sunday this same hour. Everyone to attend. Mr. Grant was in Magrath Church Worship Sunday Morning School at is invited Fyfe of Grimsby, Ont. during the weekend when he visited with and Mrs. George Fyfe Earl Wocknitz. his parents Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. spent the holiday with their family ing Mr. Mr. and and Mr. family. L. C. McClain season visiting in Edmonton includ-and Mrs. Joe Moser and family Mrs. Rene Croteau and family and Mrs. Larry McClain and Mr . Arms tron in Magrath day . and Mrs. g> Lloyd Handley of B.C. visited with friends during the New Year holi- NOTICE: The Party will be held Saturday 17th at 7:30 P.M. St. Joseph's C.W.L. Card , January at Bengrys. . • NOTICE: Meeting will 21st at A very important Band Parents take place Wednesday, Jan. 7:30 P.M. in the School. All Band Parents please be present as the year's activities will be outlined./ NOTICE: The Hospital Auxiliary Zone Meeting will be held in the Lethbridge Municipal Hospital Nurses' Lounge on Friday, January 16th at 9:30 A.M. The Municipal Hospital Auxiliary is in charge of the morning■activities. We will enjoy what they have planned and urge you Hospital Auxiliary members, prospective members and interested per­sons to attend. —It was decided at the last meeting that it would be fun to ha-­a "bag" recipe. ing and lunch. Please bring a favorite May we have a short but inter, educational afternoon session. Janet Boucher, Pte:. WINTER X touch -r colors. and Vinyls Don't miss this BIG SAVING on Misses gold-filled Earrings in the latest fashion. Smartly styled Fall Winter Toques and Eats in a fine •rme'nt of styles colors. fashions to s e ]. e c t Nave warm hands this winter and save money at the same time. Take ad= vantage of the Sale on Mitts & Gloves in assort ed styles and Knits, Suedes REG. $1.29 to $2.98 BEACH TOWELS '• » beech and ideal for after both comfort «■ ueacg/Bath Towels in zreen printed designs, for this two-fold Choose a smart 2 PAIR Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ririe of Leth­bridge are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter born Dec­ember 28th. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hansen of St. George, Utah and Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Ririe of Magrath. « * and help-their and Mrs. Dave Hofer of Spring Coulee celebrated their 35th Wedding Anniversary Tuesday, January 6th at a Social Evening held at Coulee Community Hall. Present for the occasion to celebrate the event were son and daughter-in-law Const, and Mrs. Dennis Hofer of Spiritwood, Sask, and son David of Spring Coulee. i ..... ■ | The Shig Nakagawa Rink of ¡Magrath .was- victorious in capturing {the First Event in the recent Fort ‘Macleod Annual Mixed Bonspiel. Team mates were Doreen Gurney ^playing third, David Hofer, second :and Sheila Owens, lead. the Spring Arlene Gruninger and team-mates Bev Owens, third, Sharon Whitt, second and Sheila Owens, lead captured the Zone 1 Southern Alberta Women’s Curling Championship at playdowns held in Fort Macleod dur­ing the weekend. Inis earned them the right to take part in —the Southern Alberta Ladies playdowns being held in Calgary this coming week. Mr .and Mrs. Doug Bourne and Mrs. Fern Cook of Magrath were week­end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cook and family of Okotoks. They attended the Presentation '•Ceremony of the Institute of Chart — ■ered Accountants of Alberta at the iSouthern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, 'Friday where Floyd received his des­ignation as a Chartered Accountant. *■ Mr. Allan Miller has returned home from a holiday in Regina with his brother and sister-in-law Cst and’Mrs. Brian Miller. The Lon Hovey's enjoyed hav­ing their family home for the New Year holiday. They included Mr. and Mrs. Ercin Hovey and family of Calgary, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bohnet and family of Regina, Mr. ar.d Mrs. Brett Holladay and daughter of Blairmore and Miss Sylvia Hovey of Lethbridge. i ************************************************************************ **************************************************** *•* ****************** JANUARY CARDSTON SCHOOL DIV. NO. 2 NEWS RELEASE man Ing Mr. 1975. Th served as trustee for subdivision #4, was S.A.S.A.A. Mr. Byron Smith was CommLQtee and Mr. Willard Brooks organization. In other Board’s business, b e the grants of $1,374.00 and $720.00 respectively were approved to the Student Uinions of the Cardston and Magrath High Schools. A request for a grant from the Marching Band Parens Association will considered in connection with the 1976 Budget. Superintendent Matkin was directed to investigate the feasibility of Board offering a Driver Training Course in connection with the A.M.A. and R.C.M.P. The Board approved a Joint Use of Facilities Agreement with the Town o f Cardston whereby non-commercial recreational groups approved by the Town and school sonsored groups would be able to use school and Town recreational fac­ilities free of charge within specified times. The next regular meeting of the Board will be held Wednesday, January 21^ Friends will be sorry to hear of the passing of Rev. Dr. Harold Marsden of Edmonton who passed away, Sunday January 11th at the age of 65 years. Funeral services were held this Thurs­day . - Mr. Marsden was minister at the Magrath United Church for a number of years and was instrumental in the planning of the building of the pres­ent church. The Magrath Lions Club held their regular meeting Tuesday evening • in the Club Rooms at which time the draw for the McIntyre calf was made. Mr. Joe Sedulyak was the lucky winner. Making the draw was Post Master Cal Alston. Also present for the draw was Mr. John Brunner representing the Magrath Town Council. ■ A wife is a person who believes she could have done better - and a husbaid is a person who sometimes wishes she had WAFFLE SYRUP Nabob, 44 fl. ql boitte .... MIRACLE WHIP 1« KRAFT, 3| 03. KERNEL CORN f 2# BAÇ8 re , • , ,t . , r?f . tt . , . . , i Trttt*5 J Ì CAT CHOW. Purirto, G R “ M A- J 5 ) ) ) 4 * * * ^- KÌ1O • « | f «* ^ * | ******* ^ | f • • 99» FLOUR t 5 R 0 SE S....., . . 20# BAGS SHAPE JUICE W E L S H ’ S, 40 oz RICE MINUTE, 24 oz l49 SALMON GOLD SEAL PINK 99' INSTANT CHOCOLATE HERSHEYS 500 grms 99 FACIAL TISSUE M * ... „ ' fresh Fruite & Vendables Tomatoes ~X ■ MEXICAN VINE RIPE 33c ORANGES S U N K 1 S T SWEETS , 138 doz • GRAPEFRUIT mos Ruby Rod, 69* • r 10 i 99» LETTUCE CALIFORNIA « Î9S PEPPERS GREEN ib 47