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...... 8 A.M. to 6 P.v. WEDNESDAY ...... 8 A.M. to 1 P.M. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20th, 1975...... MA®ATH, .

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New Arrivals in Ladies Fall i Winter Fashions. Beautiful creations by Jonathan Logan, Blecker Street, including fashionable "Holiday wear“. See the glamorous Black Skirts - pretty tops just arrived to go with than. SHOP EARLY AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT.

NEW DRESSES HAVE BEEN ADDED TO OUR SAIBS RACKS •10 OFF -‘15

SEE THE FLANNELETTE CRANNY GOWNS IN BLUE, GREEN, ORANGE HANDBAGS PURPIE & PINK FLORAL. SoM.L. - $4.95. O.S. $6.95 A ¿ew shipr.ent of rladi es Purses Bandeau Bras and Handbags - -- - . * LEATHERS - macle in DAISY FRESH Saskatchewan, QUALITY VINYL Padded Nylon Tricot by Art craft. and Satin Bra's. Latest Fall & 'Winter SEE THE SAIE BASKET colors. ONLY IDEAL GIFT ITEMS * DIIRRFD HOUSEHOLD GLOVES CHRISTMAS WRAPPING

WE HAVE A GOOD STOCK OF New Arrivals CHRISTMAS SEALS, in Household GIFT WRAP Rubber Gloves. CHRISTMAS CARDS, etc. Medium size only SEE OUR HANDY DISPLAY.

REGULAR 96 ¿ pr.

BATTS ONLY...... (REGULAR $1.29 ea)

Messrs. C.S. Matkin, H.D. Boucher and T. J. Norton attended the hearing of the Hall Commission re: Abandonment of Rail Lines and Grain Elevators when the Alberta Wheat Pool appeared before the Commission to present their v iews on the matter. The meeting took place in , November 12th. We received a copy of the Brief presented to the Commission by the Alberta Wheat Pool, Mr. Harrold, President, and Mr. Madill, General Manager, pre­ 3.95 sented ths Brief on behalf of the Pool. They are REGULAR ?5.95 ea. ; in agreement to abandon Elevators in our district. We have contacted ''Transccm1* who have been set up to advise those interested Just how to present i their submissions to the Hall Commission. We hope to be able to arrange a meeting early in Dec­ OKMSDED ember. It is hoped there will be a good attendance at this meeting and also at the meeting of the Hall Commission to be held in March. FOAM Your absence will mean you are not interested, for stuffing Cushions, Pillows, Toys, & District Chamber of Commerce etc. ' While in attendance at the Hearing of the Hall REGULAR $1.19 bag...... Commission on Railway and Elevator Abandonment, Mr. 98c Matkin, Vice President of the Chamber of Commerce, and Mr. Tom Norton, Vice President of the Senior Citizen’s Organization, met vdth Mr, fjn. Walters of the Alberta Housing Corporation in respect to the proposed Senior Citizens Lodge. While Mr. ’¿'alters assured us that Magrath was near the top of the list, still there were a number of hurdles to surmount, namely the selection cf a site, and the main one being the approval of Funds by the Provincial Cabinet after the budget is approved next February at the Spring sitting of the Legislature. The Special Committee which the Citizens elected on March 4th last is still working and pressing 1U2H£ KNITTING YARN IN A HOST OF for this Lodge. Vie will keep the citizens of this BEAUTIFUL colors, area fully informed about future developments. C.S. Matkin, Chairman of Special Committee REGULAR $l’.00 skein

. ,,8-OZ BAMS TARN ATTENTION - Avon Customers - may main Christmas 'vA*. vr . order will be going in on November 25th. If I i ply Orlon and .Acrylic Knitting Yarn, have missed you, please call. Betty Loose, ! ¿.chine washable. A nice selection of Phone 758-679?, colors. WANTED: Babysitting jobs after school and on .59 weekends. Phone 758-3173. BARREL Gary Wakely of Turner Valley and Jake Willis of Hetaskavin enjoyed a few days hunting in our South country, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mai,

Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fel Balderson were their COTTON FEP.CAIF daughter Grace of Calgary, grand daugh­ Beautiful floral patterned ter Linda and great granddaughter Tracy Cotton Percale in a host of Echonton. of patterns and colors« They all attended the wedding of 36” wide. Mr. Allan Cody and Mis3 Beverly West in REGULAR...... $1.98 yd. Taber on Saturday.

FLANNELETTE Mr. and Mrs. Burns Harker, Mr. Colorful Flannelette in and Mrs. Lloyd Satay and Mrs. Marie an assortment of designs Strong are visiting relatives in Saska­ and colors. toon, *5ask. • 36” wide. REGULAR...... $1.49 yd. Mrs. Eda Kosma has been visiting in Trenton, Ontario with son Orvell and PRINTS his wife Rosemarie and grandchildren Ten Assorted Prints in a variety and Christine. of patterns and colors. Be Rosemarie’s parents Mr. and Mrs. sure to see these. Klais were also visiting at the tiB-s 36" wide. from Germany. REGULAR $1.9* yd. They enjoyed and want to come next to Alberta. YOUR CHOKE OF ANY OF THE ABOVE ^rs. Jean Whitt of was a Tuesday dinner guest at the home of FLANNELETTE BLANKETS her sister Mr. and Mrs. Fel Balderson,

FOR CAIS: 10 "peed Bike. Excellent condition, $60.00. Phone 758-3064. Craig Payne.

WANTEIf: Small used Oil Heater. Greg Strong. Ph. 758 3166

STRAYED FROM OUR FARM - Saturday, Nov. 15th: 1 black steer calf - 300 lb.; 1 Charolais steer calf - 300 lb. Lee Stanford, Spring Coulee, Phone 75*-6655. POST OFFICE NOTICE: All mail services are Cozy, thickly napped Flannelette operating in all area« of the Alberta Blankets. 80x90. REGULAR $4.95.... Postal District (nc letters for other provinces). First Class and. Air Mail Mail operating to the U.S.A, only. SIZE: 70x90. REGULAR $3.95...... The mail will be dispatched Monday, Wed­ nesday and Friday at 9:30 A.v.

NOTICE: Will do babysitting in our home through the day and in the evenings COMFORTERS while you do your Christmas shopping. t Phone 758-3051 Paisley pattern, cotton Print cover in assorted colors. FAMILY FUM NIGHT - Friday, November Fibrefilling. Size: 60x72 21st, 7:30 P.M., Assembly Hall. Films shown will be "Kidnapped” by Robert REGULAR Louis Ctevenson and "Cipher in the Gnow". $10.95..... Also cartoons. Everyone welcome.

NOTICE: "t.eve Gruninger will be pleased to mail your letters and parcels next Monday, November 24th at Gweet Grass, TOWeLS Call 75«-3A91.

Bath Towels in solid shades NOTICE: There will be a Youth Fireside thickly napped. this G-lnday.¡nday, Nov. 23rd at the L.D.8. Church as 7:30» Bro, Bob McIntosh ’.-.’ill be the guest0 speaker. All youth from 14 to j.81 years are welcome to attend. I

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In Monday night* s Herald the following KLeetrie;Drill was advertised at the SALE PRICE of $99.95 .... 1/3 h.p. with ¿”x6n stones

We will give you 1/2 h.p. I Grinder with 6”xln stones Motor Oil' heavy duty Leland Motor JUCT ARRIVED for A large stock of ; 4. Heavy Duty - 89« per qt.

5-30 St 10-30 MOTOR oa 99«

;le have a number of larger Christmas Gift items PRICE BY THE CASE ideal for ’’Mom”»

R.C.A. WASHERS Sc DRYERS ATTENTION CUSTOMERS: We have just MAYTAG WASHERS St VBXE85 received a Bulletin - res HCME MAYTAG DISHWASHERS FREEZERS - No more 19» St 23» Freezers are available until 1976. DISHWASHERS VS HAVE TWO 19» FREEZERS TjKiH1. msbAT $339>0o (Nmeroua others)

CHRISTMAS WRAPPING GIFTWARES IN GLASS ; U y 3 c LOG S: Rolls j of colorful Gift wrap. * and CHROME REGULAR $1.39 ...... 97« Beautiful Punch Bowl with 12 matching cups 6 ROLL CHRISTMAS PACK hooks and ladle 97 12«» 10 ROLL CHRISTMAS PACK1 Punch Bowl on REGULAR $3.39 stand with cups ..“ Oil 9 26-Piece Punch Bowl Set hooks St ladle See our Displays of Christmas : . 798 Trimmings.

FIGURINES - ’¿HD ANIMALS OF CANADA Natural looking Bears, Deer, Moose, Bambi, etc. In?Green Jade or Tang­ ”What do you mean by publicly insulting erine. me in your newspaper?” roared the politician. Editor: ”Now just a minute. You told us 5.95 5.95 you resigned as City Treasurer.” ”1 did,” shot back the politician. ”But ■ CRYSTAL VASES where did you put the news? You put it in the column devoted to public improvements. Beautiful Crystal Vases in an assortment of sizes I ••••••• and shapes. It’s not too early to shop for Christmas. We invite you to use our handy ”Lay Away” Plan for your Christmas shopping needs. MAGRATH 4 H BEFJ CLUB NEtfS The Magrath 4 H Beef Club held it’s monthly meeting Nov. 12th at 7:30 at MEN'S SHIRTS the Lions Hall. Randy Sailer led in the pledge. Business discussed included 1. that all old bills be paid. MSN»3 SPORT SHIRTS 2. there be a $2.00 membership fee. IN A WIDE SÉLECTION Anypne who wants a spare calf can weigh in by Saturday the 15th and con­ OF PATTERNS AND tact Arthur Wocknitz. COLORSo EAST.CARE March 1st is replacement day for Calves December 13th at 7:30 was the date and FABRICS. • time set for the Christmas Party to be IDEAL GŒFTS FOR held at Spring Coulee. Each member is to buy a present. THE MAIE MEMHERS Money-making projects included a ON YOUR SHOPPING Bottle Battery Drive and a Pancake Supper. Members were shown how to keep their Record books. Feed Price: 4-H Ration - 6$; Hay 3£; Straw - If. A motionnas passed that the Advis­ ory Board meet at Schneyders Nov. 26 at 7 o’clock. Guest speaker for the evening was Leland Stanford who spoke on how to start feeding your 4-H calf. HUN'S FANCY FRONT Club Reporter, Colette Colette Christensen. T-SHIRTS FINAL NOTICE REMINDER - to ALL ACTIVE FARMERS of 100$ Polyester Shirts the Magrath District. with fancy fronts, Friday, November 28th is the HARVEST plain sleeves and back. WING DING - 7 o’clock, BIG GYM. "Brown, Green, Navy. Pot Luck Supper...Program...Dance $1.25 per person, $2.50 couple. (18 and over). (Round Up...Come and Enjoy Yourself)

•••••• Congratulations to Miss Darlene Galicia, Grade Two teacher in the SLACKS Magrath Elementary School who was honored recently at a banquet in Calgary where she was chosen Best MEN’S FORTREL à POLYESTER First Year Teacher by the Alberta SLACKS Trustees Association. Miss Galicia was also presented with a gold diamond- A NICE SELECTION OF STYLES studded wrist watch. She wag recently honored at a AND PATTERJE. THE VERY dinner by the Elementary teachers with I LATEST SHADES. whom she works. ■ PRICED FROM $18.95 to $24.95 SCOUTS & CUBS BAKE SALE & GARAGE SALE Sat. Nov. 29th, 9 AJf. at Craigs Carpentering (next to Pool Hall) Barents of Scouts and Cubs please remember to donate articles for the Bake Table. Items to be picked up, please call 758-3260, Glen Sillito, during the next week. Fresh donuts will be sold door to door, orders will be taken for them as well.

• • • The Magrath Highsteppers (precision NEW ARRIVALS Drill team) will provide their first half-time entertain ment during the basketball tournament Nov. 21st. Men’s ties in rfe would like to thank the following fashion - right businesses for their support in helping u? buy our uniforms: Harker Agencies, patterns, colors Magrath Trading Co. Ltd., Tanco Windows < Doors, Butch’s Service, Trails End, eerm Insurance, Magrath PJ-.irmacy, la’s Confectionery, Stevenson’s ! «xeteria. ?

MEN’S WINTER JACKETS IN QUILTED NYLONS, SUEDENES, WOOL BLENDS CORDS, etc. PILE LINED, DOWN FILLED. A GOOD SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM. REGULAR $39.95 to $89.95 20% off MEN «3 REVERSIBLE DO'.'.’N FILLED QUILTED VESTS WITH SLEEVES Reverses from Orange to Green. 100$ nylon outer shell. REGULAR $39.95 ••••••»••••• 29

MEN’S SLEEVELESS REVERSIBLE DOWN FILLED VESTS Reverses Orange to Creen. Nylon outer shell. dSh f&l rtft Ip REGULAR $29.95 ...... « J ■ "

IMPORT WADER Th. Hip Waders for all your Green Acres 108-60 in Commercial League action huntin’ and sporting, etc this past week. needs. REGULAR $16.95 Wes Balderson led Magrath with 32 points, Rick Neilson had 20, Frank Kerr 14, Craig Godionton 12 and Ray Stevenson 10. The next home game for the Rockets is Monday, November 24th against first place Doug’s of Lethbridge. • * • • • The Ladies of the Hospital Auxiliary will - Tuesday, Nov. 24th in the Hospital at 7:30 F.M. One of the nurses from Chief Mountain Health ■ K I D 0 0 SOOT Unit will be guest speaker. Nylon uppers, felt Patterns for Christmas favors will be displayed liners. REGULAR $15.95 and plans for the annual Christmas fhrty will be discussed. Everyone is welcome, remember the ¿at:

• • • * I am having Open House for Bob and Jeannine Blumel November 29th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reid Blwnel, from 7:30 to 9 P.M. Friends and relatives are invited to call. Della Blumel. • • • ® LIGHT RUBBERS The C.W.L. wish to thank all their friends v:?.s tretchy Rubbers in made their Tea, Bake Sale and Tombola such a ,andal and Regular success. styles Winners were: Barbara Kearns of Raymond - the quiltj Stacy Gollonton - Chinese Supper for Two; Decorated Cake - Esther Toomer. Thanks to the ladies who filled the Bake Table with all the goodies, the Bazaar table with sew­ ing and stuffed animals, the ladies who served the lovely lunch, the girls who served and to the lad­ DRESS SOCKS ies who worked on the quilt. 4-H CLUB BOTTLE/BATTERY*DRIVE - Sat. Nov. 29th, MC GREC-OR 10 A.M. All 4 H members meet in front of the New Arrivals in Men’s •Trading Co. Me Gregor Hose - Terry, Cotton, Wool FOR SALE: Child’s Cai’ Seat, $12; good condition* Blends, non elastic Kathleen Harker, Ph. 758-3061. tops. FOR SALE: 1966 Ford Half Ton with 390 high per­ A nice selection of formance engine. Phone 758-6636. colors and patterns for the Men on your LE?T AT THE T,Tpoat,Y ~ ‘ ~ shopping list. tan colored oxfords» j.29 w I I MEATS! PRICED RIGHT. TRIMMED RIGHT.

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ATTENTION: Farmers, Contractors: Within the Mr. and Mrs. Bill Heninger were naxt 2 weeks, the irrigation Division of Alberta honored guests at their Twenty-fifth Agriculture will be establishing several grid Wedding Anniversary Celebration held drainage trials in an attempt to reclaim saline Saturday evening in the Banquet Room and/or alkali lands within 'Southern Alberta. of the Magrath L.D.S. Church. Relatives DA1MOND LTD. is the co-operating agency and and friends called to congratulate dll, be installing their flexible plastic pipe the happy couple and extend to them at 50 foot intervals, 3 “ 5 feet below ground many more years of happiness together. surface. The pipe is ploughed into the ground Son Larry Heninger was Master of by a trenchless method, much the same as AGT Ceremonies for an enjoyable program rips in their power cable. Grade will be con­ which included musical numbers by trolled by laser beam. Maureen Rasmussen, Charlotte Fletcher, Sites are to be located near Fincastle, Moyle Pilling and Kathleen Harker. Magrath and Iron Springs. The Plant Industry Division of Alberta Agriculture is also REMINDER: The Magrath High School is establishing a 40 acre dryland test site near hosting the Seventh Annual High School Earner. Basketball Tournament Friday and Saturday All interested persons are invited to Nov. 21st and 22nd. Teams participating visit these sites during installation and are include Cougars, the defending encouraged to contact the Drainage Section of champions: F.P. Walshe Flyers, the Irrigation Division for specific locations Stirling lakers, Catholic Central Cougars, and times. Phone: Office - 329-5159 or contact Taber W.R. Myers Trotters, L.C.I. Rams, Brook Harker (Magrath) 758-3061. Winston Churchill Bulldogs, Magrath Zeniths. Games commence Friday at 5 P.M. with Sat­ NOTICE: Band Parents Association will start urday’s activities going at 10 A.M. and serving hamburgers, drinks, etc. every Thurs­ concluding with the championship final at day noon at the School starting November 27th. 8:30 PJi. See you at the ball games.

• • • • NOTICE: The Band Parents Assoc, invite inter­ Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Bullock travelled to ested organizations, clubs, individuals, etc. pocotello Idaho to meet their son Rick who t< contact then for catering purposes for was released from the Oregon Mission. puddings, dinners, banquets, etc» Mr. and Mrs. John Woolsey left Wednesday for Idaho Falls to meet gon Scott arriving ' 'Z OUR HALF PRICE RACK OF BLOUSES - Upstairs. from the Cumorah Mission. Both families are from Welling. * GREY-CUP SPECIAL!

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