| 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. : .INES: OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 STORE HOURS: MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. WEDNESDAY O00.e8 AoM0 to 1 POM, .SATURDAY 8 AoM. to 6 P.M, 8 AJf. to 7 P.M-JRSDAY, JUNE 29, 1972 .MAGRATH, ALBERTA, UPSTAIRS DEPT. E i ■ i. n> < 1 RACK OF MISSES & LADIES DRESSES INCLUDING STYLE QUEEN & SLEEKER STREET STYLES- SOME KORET SHORTS & SKIRTS INCLUDED, ■ iHliJIHiliiiJUlJHIIIIillHHHilHIilHIilHHIIIHIIlHimiMIII SUMMER PANT SUITS Misses Summer Tant Suits in assorted styles and fabrics SIZES: 7 to 14 yrs0 g/ I- l— REGULAR VALUES TO $16.95 .¿{J /C Uli . . . .mi. • • MORSAM DUSTERS ¿UST_ARRIVTD New styles in Perma Press Cottons. Button and zipper styles e 095 & y9? «IRLS PYJAMAS orma-Press Cotton Pyjamas in ■ nart two piece style. Nice <■ nough to wear for lounging '•ooo Brightly figured • ■.1 assorted colors, TSS• A to 6X .ZES: 7 to 14 yrso. 1 TABLE OF JEANS INCLUDING DTNJMS hAD CORDUROYS. CHILDREN’S AND LADIES SIZES A NICE SELECTION OF COLORS. CHOOSE YOURS NOW FOR SUMMER ACTIVITIES t; ". niHliillinHlUllllHMlMIIIHiHHIIIHIthJlUinmiHiflHIMIHilMiimHIHimHflMHIIlMilllUIWi« . „uiHHUHII.Hl.IHHHMHIH. IIIIHIH.HHHHIHIHHHHHIHHIHIHIHHIHHHHIHIHIHIHH.HIHI. Hlllll. »Illllll. . HIHIHllHHHHIHIHHHIIHHHi | WONDERBRABRÄS = Trepeset Nylon Tiicot Bra’s b> Wond. .Two smiart styles to I hoose frcm - the »WondorBaro and the Fibarfil •: '-yleso 5°° and . . TZ OUR ARRAY OF GIRLS, MISSF3 AND .IÄDT”3 SWJM SUITS IN ONE AND ” T0 PIECE STYLES n ’ MAGRATH ,’RADING COR. MNY LTD. HARDWARE DEPT. GOWEN. . SUGAR 13 AIT | '.^y bait formula which can be scattered as i dry bait or disolved in water and painted I or? sprayed as a liquid bait. -1 // - ? o o o a c o i E Z Q = z s Bnulsifiable Concentrate far • flies and other insectsa May a spray or bait. 16 oz. 'A UP-the PLANT FOODS R X ~ 2 0; A modern ooncentrated fertilir designed to meet the feeding requirments roses. d qqa O OZ n Oodflo*a«oeo sly y R X - 15; a concentrated fertilizer for feeding other plants and flowers. „ R X - 30? A concentrated fertilizer for-feeding requirements of evergreens, pines. etc; 99C **?• ’ I** Remember to put on the foliage as well I as on the roots for plants take in food Ithrough the leaves as well as the roots ( . 50’* Garden Hose FULL 1/2" - 50’ length RUBBER VINYL GARDEN HOSE - 1/2" o O -7/< OJ eQ ~TJ DIBRCM; Double - pocially effective 1-arn yards, etc. strength Fly control for use in hog barns O|cc ' vJ i gal. . . .l.hlilill .i.ilHHIiHIhllllltlll lllllllllHUIiHllllil«lHMttllitll«hHhlhilHII>l|Ultll|||ll|IUI||ll|i|HtHIIUllllhtlHinihH||IIIUIhhlh>Mi. IT iVESTOCK BOMBS! i '.-osurized Bombs for control of flies on | lk Cows, Saddle Horses, etc. | •’ i "I OZoOr. .».o.o. | : £ oflr>oo9no«oo»r J-U.^CK & DECKER ELECTRIC GRnSS TRIMMER - se to trim along sidewalks, trees, build-j.-' gs, ets. Has long handle, requires no shooping over. ONLY . o.». IF YOUR LAWN IS ALL LUMPY AND FULL OF CLAY MOUNDS - YOU HAVE "DEW WORMS" (Night Crawl ers) IN IT. SPRAY WITH CHLORDANE» HUCK & DECKER HEDGE TRIMMERS •- makes keeping Easy to SINGLE DESTROYS THE WHOLE COLONY IN 3 - 5 DAYS. For use inside the house.Place traps where ants are numerous. Use sufficient traps for quick control. Ants enter traps and carry food back to nest. For use outside the house.Place traps near ant hills on lawn or garden 15 feet apart- 3 traps ~ :. 1/2 PR ICE BLADE that hedge neatly trimmed a pleasure, use, does the job in half the time. BLADE DOUBLE II WOODEN GARDEN TRELLIS - 5 and 6 ft. high =1 —- HUDSON COMPRESSION GARDEN SPRAYERS - for use in the control of Insects an well as control of weeds. > • iiiiuiu .iitithiiinnHiu.il tm WULTIPYER ONIONS ;F~re is your chance to get a start of i uLTIPTYER ONIONS. PJaut now» Enjoy green ■ ions as well from Multiply er onions. lbo bags - REGULAR 890.-.'-».» ¿ REGULAR $1.69 ó D 0 AT.UM INUM GARDEN TRELLIS - 7 ft. high REGULAR $4.98 • 000 fl 0 • e • e 9- -EMBER WE' HaVE ALL KINDS OF FLY BLOCKS *LLENTS AND INSECT SPRAYS. ""save" on" THIS "HALF PRICE SALE - AND REME'” BER THEY ARE EASILY FOLDED OR TAKEN APA. FOR OVER THE WINTER STORAGE. MAGRATH , RADING COMF ANY LTD. . MMFEMN' QS _ mBOVYQS'’ \WAEOARK YOUTHS s t : JUST ARRIVED; Men’s 100$ Polyester Knit Dress Shirts in fashionable stripe effect design in Brown, Green, Navy shades. S. M. L. XL Nylon and Wool Work "ooks that wear and ’.•rear. WORK . .lllnillIllllllIlllilIlH • •• si T d UHU* |.lMH|MH*Ub>lMl> MENE MEN’S BROWN LEATHER DRESS SHOES, SLIP-ON STYLE WITH BUCKLE TRIM REGULAR $16„95 Js Western Straws in T*Ued styles co<9o«&«o»*o o o SPORT SHIRT SALE "Palermo" 100$ Rayon short sleeved Sport Shirts in Blue, Green, Flame, Gold. REGULAR $3.95 . Boys’ and Youths Pants in Denims, Brushed Denim, Corduroy, Brushed Corduroy, Leather-look, Fortrels, Polyesters, knits, ' - - - the time "Back to etc. Latest styles to stock up on a School” as well as and colors. Now is supply of Pants for going on holidays. SIZES: 2 to 18 youth. REGULAR $5.95 to $18.00 IiII>lllllllltlIlli I II 11II IIIIill<11< Boys’, Youths* and Men’s Swim Trunks^ in Stretch Nylon, Lastex as well as i the popular Denim Stretch. J WORK GLOVES Men’s Leather and Combination Canvas and Leather Work Gloves designed for plenty of hard work with plenty of wear# Ideal for the haying season ahead. ¿10.95 j’S WORK STRAWS, assorted styles 890 » I - V i 2-0% OF F IMI r KNITS, CORDUROYS, NOW IS THE TIME TO STOCK BATHROOM SETS Two piece Rug and Seat cover in two-tone Chenille, 50% Fortrel, 50% Rayon in Gold, Pink, : Blue, _ - Green. . H. 11 i li I llliillll IHI tlUIH II (HI 111 II ir 1111)1 Hill 111111 i . : 11 < < ' J1. ) 1111111 ll 1 III 1 till 111 Kt II 11IIIIM II II III 111 |i 111 11 11 II II I! MAGRATH TRADING CO DRYGOODS DEPT ALL DRESS FaHRICS, SUITINGS> VELVETS, etc. CLEARING THIS WEEK, ARNEL UP ON ALL YOUR SUMMER AND FALL SEWING FABRICS CIEARING THIS WEEKEND AT . REMNANT ENDS 1 group of Print Remnant Ends - suitable for Aprons, etc. Assorted patterns and colors.r,r. i nr . \! <L PRICE NEW FLANNELETTE Lovely floral patterned Flannelette - just arrived. 36 wide .••••••*«••«•••».•••••*.••• .yd. Plain Flannelette in Yellow, Red, White, Green. 36" wide . .yd. /Jv . >*"ll'it M|UU.|l«W.I«l,n«iiHtK.llli'*<HtHil<»iiili,i.ii>.< >.•( Sewing Accessories A large assortment of Fringe with ball trim in Gold, Red, Orange, Rose, White. All kinds of braids & trim. .Hl,.».I.iunxt.iiiiiuiKHuir.tr.lDixH.uihu.iwUHooitnKhh'riuKiKiiiniUK. • . 1,1111111111)1(1. .UIIHII>lllllUU,Hl liq«|l|H. . . klHI>. CURTAINS I Frilly Dacron curtains, suitable for kitchen, etc. White with decorative trim5 Red, Green, Tangerine and multi coin dot. . 100% Cotton Hopsacking Drapes, size 40 x 45« Assorted figures and colors® Perma Press Girls, Misses and Ladies Swim Suits in one and two piece styles. Plain and figured in Stretch Terry, Nylon Stretch and Lastex. 1 195 SIZES: 3 to 42. to f | SWIM CAPS Keep your Hair-do in tact with a Swim bap when swimming. Assorted design and colors. | 9$^ r thongs Rubber Thongs in assorted colorse Just the thing for perfect Foot comfort in hot Summer. MACH TOWELS Figured Bea^h Towels in assorted designs and colors. Jiridai Qi/'ts TABLE CLOTH SET: Complete with matching napkins. Size 52x52, Orange, Forest Green White, $8.95 set. SHEET PILWW.SLIP SETS , g,,. • •, . MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Gurney would like to •■"ke this opportunity to thank everyone who had anything to do with making such a memorable evening for Donna and Blair Gurney ■vis the "Meet the Bride" evening. Their ,r.ndness will long be appreciated. Qut-of-town guests were Mr, and Mrs. ohie Howes of Cardston, Mr. and Mrs. Dan 'Ic Lladay and daughters Karma, Norma and Sus- 'of Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Williams of Glenwood, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wi11iams of Cards' son, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Gurney of Edmonton, ''irP and Mrs. Byng Beazer of Cardston, Mrs. L--' .-ley Christensen and Mrs. Hol lie Sallenr. ck of Calgary, Mrs. Leonard Johnson of Lcuhbridge and Mrs. Mary Simon of Edmonton. 1! t! It ti it MAGRaTH GOLF LEAGUE STANDINGS i.nk of Montreal. 65 points i. mental Breeders .62 ? co .60 '-'ylers Gulf Service .58 '■’■-.verwood Dairy. 51 1’oy-AL .40 ' UNE 2P.r.d, Low Gross - Alan Dahl - 37 31 - Low Net - Alan Dahl, George ■ .vw Team Net - Simmental Breeders - 148 /JME "26": Low Gross - Durant James - 38 Low Net - Greg Henry - 34 low Team Net - Silverwood Dairy - 157« Play Offs start Monday, July 3rd. Fyfe Mr. and Hrs. Mitch Yamamoto and family left this week to make their home in Creston B.C. where he r.as been transferred with the P.-C.M.P. * ■ They wise, to thank the citizens, friends and neighbors in the town of Magrath for all the kindnesses shown them while they 3 -.ved in Magrath and extend an invitation to ceme and visit whenever in Creston, Their address is 1426 Alder St., Creston, 3 C, Box 20k6. St. Joseph’s Parish Picnic was held recently at Spring Coulee. Following Mass, which was celebrated by Father Cassidy, a Lunch was served. Roller skating was enjoyed by all the children and Mrs. Marie Sabey. The afternoon concluded with an egg tossing game. Sunday Mass will be held this Sunday only July 2nd at LL:30 A.M. Mrs. Mae Bortignon of Nanaimo, B.C. is visiting at the home of her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Len Whitt and attended the wedding Saturday of her granddaughter Irene Whitt and Alec Dudas. Also attending the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Handley of Cranbrook, B.C. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Barber of Grenada Hills, California and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Pcodger of browning, Montana were Magrath vi itors, attending the funeral service of Lieir mother, the late Elma Harker which was u Id Saturday. To lose control, of your car just teach 7 ur.’son or,daughter to drivel Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Raymond, vias filled to overflowing Sunday, June 25th, as friends and relatives gathered to parti-- ipate in Confirmation ceremonies for 34 young people from Magrath and Raymond, His Excellency, the Rev* Bishop Paul O’Byrne of Calgary concelebrated Mass with Rev. Father L. Cassidy. Magrath recipients of Confirmation wer^ Richard Bengry, John Bengry, Christine Olson, Elizabeth Stanek, Donna Niznikowskl. Debra Schneyder, John Schneyder, Maurice Bevers, Thelma Bevers, Linda Brunner, Flora Scout, Sandra Scout, Cecil Kusz and Mary Long. A reception followed at Sacred Heart School Auditorium* Mrs. Mary Yvonne Hohm accompanied by Miss Sheri Hohm and Tom Carter and two other students from Lethbridge and Cardston have returned from attending the Canadian Speech Association Convention held this year in Calgary and led by Pres. Miss Grace Layman of Newfoundland. People of Speech attendee1 from Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island to Vancouver, from Washington and Pennsylvanie in the U. S. ^his year’s theme was "Communications in the Arts" and guest speakers and those on panels were from different areas of the Ar o in Calgary. Grant McEwan, Lt* Governor of Alberta, spoke to the group following a Barbecue at the Rafter 6. Guest Ranch near Seebe Alberta, using as his theme "Tales of Western Canada" and "Billy Henry of High River". At the closing banquet, guest speaker W. 0- Mitchell of "Jake and the Kid" fame kept his audience in laughter with excerpts from his new book just finished. Next year’s Conference will be held in Toronto in august with President Rev. Doug Laughlin of Calgary. Mr. and Mrs. David Holmes and family of Logan, Utah are visiting their parents Mrs Margaret Hindley in Magrath and Mr. and Mrsr Godfrey Holmes in Raymond. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Maxwell and daughter of Edmonton visited with friends in Magrath Tuesday. THANK YOU: We wish to express our sincere thanks to our many relatives and friends who helped in anyway in our recent time of sorrow, -garl Neilson and family. SAIMON CASSEROLE & bones) 1 chopped onion pepper. 1 - 7£ pz. C-old Seal Red Salmon (remove ski- 4 cup uncooked rice, 1 egg beaten 2 cup grated cheese 1 tsp. salt g tsp. Put in casserole (Mix one can Cream of Mush room soup with 2 cup milk*- Pour on top and mix slightly. Crush 1 bag of potato chips. Spread over the top. Bake at 350’ for 1 he Mrs. Fel Balderson. lions Birthday Calendars are still availabj li-om Hall Poulsen.MAGRATH ¿RAD I NG COlv.RANY LTD. Elma Miller Harker passed, away in Cardston, Wednesday, June 21st at the age of 81 yearso Born in Lehi, Utah, she came to Canada with her parents around the turn of the contury, settling in Magrathn She married Earl Harker in 1911 and they celebrated their Diamond Wedding Anniversaiy in May, 1971o She is survived by her loving husband Earl, five sons Blaine and Doug of Magrathn Golden of.Calgary, Lee and Ted of Lethbridge,- two daughters Mrs. F. R. (Ruth) Barber of' Ca. ifornia and Mrs. Wilson (Jean) Woodger of Montana; 34 grandchildren and 23 great grand children., She was predeceased by one son Blair who was killed in action overseas«, . Funeral services were held in the Magrath L.D.S. Chapel Saturday, June 24th with Elshop Mark Dahl officiating., The family prayer was offered by Burns Harker. Mrs, Maud Ririe presided at the organ and accompanied the choir in the singing of the opening hymn 111 Need Thee Every Hou.?'5' with Inez Gibb conducting. Invocation was offered by Jack Bridge. Cliff Millfir gave the biography followed by an Instrumental Duet **Hear My Prayer*’ by Marjorie Balderson and Uyal Fletchero Speaker for the service was Clyde Spencer with concluding remarks by Bishop ^■ah.is Closing hymn by the choir was "One Sweetly Solemn Thought*’ and the benediction was bv George Thomson. ' Pallbearers were Monte Harker, Lance Harker, Brook Harkeri Blair Woodger, Lorenzo Davies and Butch Nelson. Interment took place in the Magrath Conetery with Ray Harker < ifering the graveside prayer. A former Magrath resident, Ardath 'Walker, passed away in Cardston, Wednesday, June 21st at the age of 64 years. She leaves to mourn her passing her loving husband Charles Walker of Cardston; three daughters Mrs. Ronald (Verda Jean) Cosgrove of Lethbridge, Mrs. Gary (Charlene) Conrad of Pincher Creek and Mrs. Stan (Ardene) Bishop of Calgary; eight grandchildren; two sisters Mrs, Carl (Verda) Peterson of Price, Utah, and Mrs. Gordon (Caroline) Begg of Calgary; two brothers George Turner of Raymond and Fred Turner of Taber. Funeral services were held in the Cardston Fourth Ward L.D.S. Chapel Saturday with 3: shop John Hollingsworth officiating. Interment took place in the Cardston Cemeteryo »••cee«aQ»»«»9OO An early resident of Magrath, Geneva Passey Neilson, passed away in the Magrath Hospital Friday evening, June 23rd, at the age of 73 years. Born in Paris, Idaho, she came to Canada with her parents in 1903. She married Earl Neilson in 1918. They celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary in 1968. She leaves to mourn her passing her loving husband Earl; four sons Blaine and Kay of Magrath, Ken of Cranbrook, B.C. and Bob of Lethbridge; two daughters Mrs. Norman (Melva Christensen of Magrath and Mrs, Bert (^earldene) Jensen of Lethbridge; 12 grandchildren; two great grandchildren; three sisters Mrs, Glen (Vera) Lathrop of Seattle, Wash., Mrs. Virgil (Drucilla) Connor of Lethbridge, and Mrs, Karl (LaRee) Dahl of Salt Lake City, Utah; four brothers Wil 1iam Passey of Magrath, Hugh Passey of Vancouver, Cliff Passey of Taber and Joe Passey of Lethbridge» She was predeceased by one infant son Merlin. Funeral services for the late Mrs. Neilson were held in the Magrath L.D.S. Chapel Monday afternoon, June 26th with Bishop L. B, Tanner officiating. The family prayer was offered by Dr. Barrie Steed. Mrs, Maud Ririe presided at the organ for the prelude and postlude music. Mrs. Gladys Sheer attended the guest register and ushers were Don Johnson and Roy Toomer. The opening hymn by the choir was "Not Now But In the Coming Years" accompanied aJ the organ by Mrs. Afton Keeler with Mrs. Gean Wheeler chorister. Invocation was offered by Burns Harker. The biography of Mrs. Neilson was given by Blair Sabey and speaker for the service was Calvin Alston. Bishop L. B. Tanner sang as a vocal solo "A Perfect Day"o The closing hymn by the choir was "®bide With Me ’Tis Eventide*’ with Eugene Dahl offering the benediction. The many beautiful floral tributes were carried by members of the Relief Society and friends. Pallbearers were Stan Toomer, Floyd Toomer, Ves Sabey, Howard Toomer, Dale Toomer and Phil Sheer. Tom Karren offered the graveside prayer. Interment took place in the Magrath Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stearns wish to announce the forthcoming marriage of their son David and Miss Joanne Crookshank of Quinell, B,C. They invite friends and neighbors to an "Open House" Sunday, July 2nd from 5 to 8 ;.Y- at the Stearns home. Their marriage will take place July 4th in the Alberta Temple, Cardston. »•eCBnonO'’' Mr. and Mrs, Meado Wood of Vancouver, B.C., and formerly of Magrath, were renewing ’'*•’laintances here Tuesday.I BACON 1# pkg. ■ .iaGRATH TRADING go. ltd, will remain 3ED SATURDAY, JULY 1st., DOMINION DAY., 0 n e o <» e c o •> c FOUND: A pair of Girls brown "Koolie" Sandal? also blue plastic Swing Seat with chains., Owners may claim at the News Office, "? SALE - Rabbits, 50$ each. Byrne Cook, ' Ph, 758-6560, ’ •■'NTL'D TO BUY: Drop leaf wooden kitchen •'’■l.c to be refinished. Ph, 758-3289n NTED" Good homes for three cute 6 week old -■ ■'•■tons - different colors ~ partly house- ’.Lied. Ph, 758-3289. " ’ 1 SALE: Fresh Strawberries. Mabel Hurkot, Ph, 758-3481. ’ I 'OF: There will be no worship services in the Magrath United Church during the ■-.t\ of July,, . : ” CATE: 5 acres of hay in Magrath, $20,00 ■ acre, 2 cuttings, E, Prill, Ph, 263-1745.9 Calgary, 'I SALE: Modern 3 bedroom home., on highway ' close to stores., church and schools. Ph, 758-3083- .CALE: Fresh Strawberries, Ph, 758-3458: Mrs, Sophia Bezprozwanna, r ¿aTH PARK THEATRE NEWS: Friday and Satur- . June 30th and July 1st "MANY RIVERS TO .' ' starring Robert Taylor in a family Running time - 122 minutes. 0; Man with scythe to do yard work. 58-3036; E, Briggs - 1st house north ■-c Mill, SWIMMING POOL NEWS: There will be a time 1 change in Adult Lessons in order that the minimum enrollment may be met. They will, be held on Wednesday nights at 7 P.M. Remember Swim Club is held at 11:00, The first Meet will be held in Cardston on July 15 th, All those interested in Syncronized Swimming, meet at the Pool Monday at 12:30, Playground will also begin Monday, July 3rd to August 16th, 4 60 5 P.M, Ages 5 to ■8 years Mondays and Wednesday, 9 to 12 yrs Tuesdays and Thursdays. Fridays - Special days for everyone. Fees: 75$ per personu $2,00 per family. Make sure your children are there. Please register at the Swimming Poolo LOST FROM OUR SERVICE TRUCK: A gallon can containing a black tarry substance. Finder please contact Calgary Power. Dr. John Emmett and family of Logan, Utah were visitors during this week at the homes of his uncles Mr, and Mrs, Wallace Dudley and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dudley, Mrs, Carol Warburton and sons of Utah visited with friends and relatives in Mag-rath and district, guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Holmes of Raymond. Mr, and Mrs, Bob Wilbraham and daughter- Stacey and Kerri of Wetaskawin were Magrath visitors during the weekend, attending the wedding of Miss Irene Whitt and Alec Dudas MAGRATH ,'RADINO COMPANY LTD. 3 ¡to / J^^kÏjì-'L * VjLÎ- 5 ;5. > A .Dinghy winner to be drawn /or ÿ-une 30th. inter now. 'ORKand BEANS IL o z Q Xi 11.GREEfTbEANS OOl ! WESTERN FAMILY for TORN FLAKES .p—£ iI3« .hilliiHlIl ''ASTERN FAMILY 14 oz,, 3/890 WESTERN FAMILY French Cut 14 oz. li POTATO CHIPS Iritz 1 lb« boxes A A L WESTERN FAMILY » > r AL BERTA ANTA ROSA PLUMS ALENCA ORANGES / 'AT ER ML LO Nb -meh -14 oz. ».48 oz e„l# pkg '1 OC: 63C| . // 7(O©totOoD -' GOLD • ••••••o lb « boxes o o • • « - CALIFORNIA o .4 CAN lb» 169 "EAD_LETTUCE UNTE LOU PE - «’s. r»o~nf>ot>ooo®f,0° n o n lb» .3/
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