| 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. PHONES: OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 STORE ■ ■ ' ’ _ _ HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. . .,8 A,M. to 6 P.M. Wednesday .8 A,Mj to 1 P.M, •«*.••• Saturday ,. ,8 A.M, to 7 P,M, THURSDAY, JUNE 17th, I965. .Magrath, Alberta FORSYTH 11 NO IRON” TERYLENE; Cool, comfortable, light weight. White, Tan, Light Green, 4‘" ‘ . HE WILL TREASURE WHITE EROADCLOTH DRESS SHIRTS; Forsyth ”Country Club” and "Launder-lfatic", Forsyth ”No Iron", 5°° TO 795 • BOND STREET BROADCLOTH DRESS SHIRTS; 100% combed cotton.298 00 and^00 PYJAMAS I Stanfields 100% ^ylon Tricot 1 Pyjamas, Fully Cut, well tailored. Navy, Light Blue | or Grey with contrasting pip-1 ing trim, * > 111'«MuniiunnHOHtniHninHWiMii inmui iiiiiHiniiiiiiriiit|iniitii>i>HUHih«niiu> * I SWIM SUITS I I Give HIM a pair of Jantzen | I Swim Trunks, or a pair of i I lastex or cotton knit. F I 298 595 I STRAW HATS I Dress Straws and Western f Straws in airsorted styles i and colors, I 350 595 I NEW JAC" SHI RTS Popular NEW styles in a smart linen like two tone "Jac” Shirt, Slub linen weave in solid odors of Tan, Green, Blue, Aqua, Multi stripe wash and wear cottons. Father will appreciate this new "in or outer” style- 595^595 PANTS Casually styled Sport Pants, trim, tapered. Your choice of G.W.G, or Days styles , COLORS: White J Tan, Black, light Blue, Bia,*. 595 io ! 195 JdardwaredDepi, iron ■ PORTASTE "CAMPER" BARBECUE:'Easy to cariy con- 5 pos1 AFANESE COPY OF THE MICHEL | |9 LAWN CHAIRS ALUMINUM; Sturdy Aluminum frame, plastic arms, heavy nylon webbing, QQ5 RATTAN: Basket woven lawn & patio chair with sturdy under frame, yj CHAISE LOUNGE; Folds up veniently for carrying* ition head rest> Made of sturdy! aluminum tubing, heavy nylon | webbing. Combination green and 1 white AIR MATTRESSES q | RUBBERIZED - fabric construction,,,, O I PLASTIC - assorted. As low as.2 I CAMPING COTS I Study metal construction with heavy canvas fcovering,Q | CAMPING STOOLS f FOLDING STOOL - aluminum frame, heavy webbing ! seat, $1,75"each, ! FOLDING CHALlS; with back, $2.95 each CAMPING STOVES | COLEMAN CAMP STOVE — 1 burner f COLEMAN CAMP STOVE - 2 burner FISHING NEEDS If FATHER is the casual Fisherman, please him with this ■ SPIN. CASTING ROD, ? REEL & LINE, [— qc I Complete . *0 For FATHER, the Professional Fisher- IJlcUlf • • • • SPINNING REELS FROM ‘ n p to MICHEL 300 REELS -'P . . iiii.uii.-h I TRANSISTORS i Portable Transistor Radios far I easy carrying. . PRICED FROM.I .on UPliiiitiHhitiiuimniniiiiiuHntiHiiintitHfHHtfMHtiiHMifiHNmH/nHiHHi/i/niiiHho. COOLERS . MOULDED POLYESTYRENE - tough, sturdy. Keeps ice up to 48 hours, 395 to ygg PORTABLE "THBRWS"'COOLER - Metal construction, well insulated, REGULAR $29.95. : I BARBECUES on camping trips or picnics. 18" BARBECUE: Tripod legs, Adjustable grilli Ideal for summer cooking out-ofdoors. A gift the whole family will enjoy and Father can "play" Chef, ^75 2 piece numbers for sizes 14 to 18 sizes 2 to 12. plain'or figured Be ready L AYERS; A new Holding Spray with a special brighteno-.- added for Brown Hair or Black'Hair Ap Covers up those greying hairs. ■ 'JU LARGE SIZE QT LOTION: by Coppertone, Protects against sunburn too. Tan in 3 to 5 hours with or without sun. Double tan, SUNTAN LOTION JTNOXZEMA: Glorious tan without burn. A special iinngre— diant "screens" out burning rays. Helps tan without burning. SEArSKI LOTION You sure will tan sure won’t burn. Ideal hand and body lot- FOR THE Smartly fashioned Swim Suits in 1 and Women in Girls in Select lastex stretch, for "Pool Opening" with a becoming new Swim Suit. WOOL BLANKETS • __________ Pure wool blankets in large ?2x90 size. Satin binding. COLORS: Rose, Jade Green. 2)^ ’ CANADIAN MADE WOOL BLANKETS• Completely washable.* Size 72x90. Contrasting border trim. Red, Green, White. |Q" BEDSPREADS Lovely Chenille Bedspreads in thickly tufted cotton Chenille. Your choice of solid shades or pastel trim on solid background. II A Q/R TO |lOQRi 7 * HOBNAIL Bedspreads, can be reversed. Wash beautifully. Solid colors of Champaign, White, Pink, and Nile. ip95 and Mrs. Rulon Harker have turned from Salt Lake City, Utah where | they attended graduation exercises of I their son Melvin who received his : degree in Pharmacy. Returning home with them was their grandson, J. f Bradley Harker who will spend a month ’st holiday with his grandparents. FIBRANNE • A floral' patterned Dress Fabric with the K V Finish, making it.crease resistant, $3>25 yd.p59 Yes-men always'hang around someone •'■.hat nobody no’s# MONA RIVAL — colorfast crease resistant Dress Fabric in two popular designs - eye catching Red and Black floral print ó . O IQ REGULAR $2.79. £_ 1 | 79 • • • * • MULTI COLORED MONA RIVAL, REG. $2.25 . NUI llil lH II1111 Hl Ilf IIHIIII11 *11< 11II |11111 II II | |l|f| 111< 1111III IMIIIHIIIIHI f I itlllll I f Itl H U|l III | II | ill I 111 !l IIHHIHM11 Funeral services foi* the late Day William Biilgham v held iil the Magfath LDS Chapel Saturday afternoon with Bishop R* Mark Dahl offidlatihgi kiss Eva Kaye Harker presided at the organ and aecompanied the Choir when they sang ’*i Kftow That My Redeemer Lives'1 with Mrs, Inez Gibb as chorister! R* Emerson Blumell offered the invocation* The biography of the late Mr, Bingham was told by Fred Strate* David R, Bingham 3ang as a vocal solo "I*m A Pilgrim" accompanied by Mrs* Vinessa Hamilton, Speaker for the scrvide was John H. Bridge, Miss Harker played as an organ solo "Meditation" arranged by Edward .Herman and Bishop Dahl offered the closing remarks* The choir sang "One Sweet Solemn Thought'1 followed by the benediction by Glen Leishman* Nyai and Freda Fletcher played as the postlude ^Coing Home", a violin-^-organ duet* ' ‘ . * FhllbearehS were L* Ray Harker, James B* Ririej Wm* H* Ririej ftUssell BlUmellj Read and Fred DlUmei* Interment took place in the Magrath cemetery with the ghaveside prayer being offered by Steele Blumel* The loVeiy floral tributes Wehe in dharge of the ladies of the Relief Society* 4 The late Mr, Bingham was a piodeeh hefeident of Ifegrath who passed aWay ih 4 Loth“ bridge Hospital Tuesday, June 8th following a lengthy illness. He was 81 years of age* Born in Vernal'Utah, he came to the Magrath district in 1902 where he worked with his father farming, later working for the Becker Lumber Co, and Citizens Lumber Co, before moving to Stirling where he operated a general 6tore, later moving back to Magrath and then Raymond, ' ’ Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Nephi (Harriette) Harker and Mrs, Stanley (l^,y- sie) Toomer both of Magrath, two brothers, Thomas of Magrath and Hollis of California, three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. He was predeceased by his wife Helen in 1964 and one son Rulon in 1962$ - i. . Mr. and Mrs, K, K, Balderson have as their guests Mr. and Mrsf. Ted Wolff of Pointe Pierre, Trinadad, Mr, Wolff and Mr. Balderson were engineering associates in Trinadad. It is the first visit to the American contenant for Mr. and Mrs* Wolff who will be joined later by their two daughters and will spend two months visiting in Canada and in England, Mr$ and Mrs. Norris Jackson and family who have been visiting relatives in Hi 11- spring and Magrath for the past few weeks spent Thursday at the home of her parents lie, and Mrs. Clyne Harker before leaving Saturday for their home in Rexburg^ Idaho, Mr, George Harker received his Bachelor of Science Degree in Psychology at Spring Convocation and vri.ll work as a field representative for the Civil Service Association of Alberta making his home in Edmonton. He stopped over the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyne Harker enroute to Edmonton to join his wife and family. ' Miss Amy Gloria Yamamoto, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Mitch Yamamoto has been awarded the Burroughs Wellcome Bursary in Pharmacy at the University of Alberta for the year 1965-66. Miss Yamamoto is a first year student at the U. Of A. and last year was awarded $1100 in scholarships, the recipient of a $500 Holtenen’s Scholarship and the Queen Elizabeth $500 scholarship as well as receiving a $100 award from the University of Alberta for obtaining an 85^ average in Grade 12. Mr* find Mr?. «Fi® Ririe of piackie visited with relatives A11 Magrath. during the ^reekend, also attending the Bingham funeral Saturday, /ill men are born equal, but what they’re ,qual to later on is what really founts# On Saturday, June 5th, Alan Duane Bridge Harker graduated with a Bachelor of Seience Degreej also Alan* s wife Marie Coltxin Harker graduated with honors and with a Bachelor of Arts degree,'both from Utah State University at Logan, Utah, They have a" twenty two month old daughter Christcen* Alanis mother} Mrs* Avilda’Harker, and tferie^s parents, Mr. and Mrs, Joe‘Column attended the graduation exercises. There were 1,47# graduates. Mr. HolIts Bingham arrived from California to attend the funeral of his brother the late Dave Bingham, and is visiting with his sisters Mrs. Maysie Toomer and Mrs, Hattie Harker and his brother Tom Bingham, ' * ■ ✓ Mr, and Mrs, R, E. Blumell of Hanna, accompanied by Mrs. Jean Blumell of Calgary’were Magrath visitors during the weekend, Mrs, R, 3. Blumell remained and is a patient in the Magrath Municipal Hospital, Mr, and Mrs. Steele Blumel of Cardston wehe Magrath visitors, attending the Bingeham funeral Saturday. Mr, A. B, Cribchfield of Cardston visited relatives and friends during the weekend. Mr> Jack RasmuSsen is a patient in St. Michael’s Hospital, Lethbridge, Mr», Charles Sims who has spent the past'four months in Colonel Belcher Hospital, Calgary, was transferred‘recently to the Magrath Municipal Hospital. Jtecomp- anying Mm were his sdh John i>f Edroriton and daughter Margaret of Calgary, Miss Kathy Poulson has returned to Provo, Utah after spending a •'two'week holiday visiting her parents, Ms, and Mrs, Haji Poulson,HIGH SCHOOL AWARDS The Magrath High School sponsored an Aivards Assembly at the High School last Thursday. Roy Sheridan and Cal Alston represented the Lions Club and presented the following students with awards. JUNIOR HIGH Shop — Gert Frenzel Home Economics - Janice Rice. Science - Dennis Dahl. Social Studies - Wade Alston. English - Christine Thompson. Mathematics - Dorothy Salberg & Lucy Kadonaga. Physical'Education - Carol Wheeler and Harley Frank. Spelling - Linda Carter, Music — Julia Y amamoto* Health - Lenny Borley. Typing - Bruce Gorham* Art - Jane Kitade, Basketball - Will Leible. Band - Patty Mikado, Two special awards were presented to the most outstanding Girl and Boy in the Junior high School and the trophies went to Fhtsy Harker and Bobby Leishman, " SENIOR HIGH Shop - Paul Jensen. Home Economics - Ann Ririe. Social Studies - Brian Bennett, English - Beverly Hamilton. French - Rose Rarick, Mathematics - Jim Stearns. Physical Education - Lois Dudley and Bernard Norton. Agriculture - Merrill Thomson. Typing - Donna Hillmer. Bookkeeping - Barbara Hillmer, Social Sciences — Jin'Cooper. Physical Science - Carolyn Leishman. Biological Science — Marilyn Harris. Valedictorians — Carolyn Leishman & Marilyn Harris. Cheerleader - Michelle Tanner. Zenith Basketball - Ernest Ambrosi. Eagle Basketball - Greg Anderson. Special awards for outstanding achievement - Elizabeth Harker and Lee Blumell, The students and teachers would like to compliment the Lions Club for participating in this worthwhile project. The May meeting of the Del Bonita Border 4 H Beef Club was held Saturday May Sth. Talks were given by Debbie Powlesland on "The Value of Minerals in the Ration". Judy Walburger on "Horses", and Leota Strate on "4 - H Spirit". The "Slow Moving Vehicle" signs were discussed and order forms distributed. Plans for the Field Day were completed. The welfare committee collected a small fund for the Canadian Cancer Society by charging each member 10 for each snap or button fastening on their clothes« Following the meeting, members danced and lunch was served with a birthday cake honoring Michelene Madison on her birthday. Kathy Newton, Club Reporter. Mr, and Mrs. Bino Ficiur of Dawson Creek, Yukon are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son Tuesday, June 1st, Mrs. Ficiur is the former Ardith Bly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Bly, FOR’SALE; 1 electric range, 1 dryerj 1 buffet, 1 sink cabinet, Pauline"Sibley. Ph. 758-3153. THE MAGRaTH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED FATHERS’ DAY While the rose is recognizèd as the appropriate flower for the day, a white lilac with a green leaf was worn at the ' firét celebration. However in Wilkinsburg, Pa., in 1924 it was decided .that the dandelion should be the official flower because "the mpre it is trampled on, the more it grows", " ' ' ’ " Patients in the Magrath Municipal Hospital during the past week included Mrs, Lois BlumellJ Mrs. Hazel Madison,'Mr,’ Charles Sims, Mrs."Della Holladäy, Mr,' " Soren Sotensen, Mr. Matt'Samset, Mr. H. H,' Anderson, Charlie Brandt,* 'Mrs. Geneve'Woodj Mrs, Christie“Harker, Mrsi Mary Bauer, Mrs, Lillian Minor, Baby Josh Plunett, Marlene Navratil, Baby Danny Marsh, Baby Kari Fletcher and Mrs, Iola Harker, BEAUTIFICATION ENCOURAGED* The Town’s Beautification Committee is fully organized and residents are urged to co-operate. Letters of commendation will be sent out to those who have responded. A survey will be made by the committee and letters including suggestions will be sent to some where the need applies. Let’s make this a project to colminate before the Town’s birthday, July 24th. It could be a Centennial Project also. We are proud of our beautiful town - let’s make it more beautiful. ' Magrath Town Beautification Committee, Magrath Chamber of Commerbe — per * L. B, Tanner, Don Johnson, Chairmen. MAGRATH PARK THEATRE NEWS "the CARPETBAGGERS" - THREE BIG NIGHTS - THURSDAY, JUNE 17th, FRIDAY, JUNE 18th. SATURDAY, JUNE 19th. ADMISSION - $1.00. (ADULT, BUT CHILDREN ADMITTED IF ACCOMPANIED BY PARENTS). . SATURDAY AFTERNOON MATINEE - TARZAN. 2 P.M. COMING - "Fall of the Roman Empire". ✓ Here is a delicious Pie recipe,’ideal to make for Father on Father’s Day. ' CHERRY RHUBARB PIE 1 - 1 lb, can pitted tart red"Cherries (water packed) drained. 1 lb. fresh rhubarb sliced (about 3 cups sliced) ljf cups'sugari 5 cup quick—cooking tapioca 1/8 tsp. soda. J tsp. almond extract. 4 drops red food"coloring. Pastiy for double crust pie. Combine the fruits with the next five ingredients in a bowl. Let stand about 20 minutes"while preparing pastry and lining pie pan. Pour filling into pastry lined 9" pie tin and"cover with top crust. Bake at 450’ 10 min. Reduce heat to 350’ and bake 40 to"45 minutes longer. Serve"warm or cooled. Mrs, Tschetter, FOR SALE; Whipping cream. Mildred Harker . Ph. 758-6555-HILE GIRLS SUN DRESS-SWIM SUITS, BULKY KNIT UP I * 3 ä / / 98 C -u. p WOOL AND ORLON BULKY KNIT SWEATERS’SO IDEAL FOR WEARING ON COOL EVENINGS ASSORTED COLORS INCLUDING‘WHITE & PASTELS PRICED FROM.,. . Ì,. WASHABLE COTTON AND COTTON PT,ENDS IN STYLES FOR BOYS AND GIRIS. A NICE SELECTION OF COLORS. LITTLE GIRLS STYLES ARE TRIFLED WITH APPLIQUE OR LACE EDGED POCKETS Sunner Dresses designed for Milady’s comfort in a nice selection of fabrics including Linens, Teryb lenes, Nylbn and Am- ’ el Jerseys, Cotton ’ Prints and Ging- ■ hams, including Dan Rivers LADIES SUMMER SANDALS, Italian Sandals in Tan Black, Whitei Carved Wooden heels, flatties too. 4 • LaDIAS AND CHILDREN'S SWBi SUITS IN STYLES THAT ARE SURE TO PLEASE. SEE THE 1 AND 2 PIECE JANTZEN MODELS FOR MILADY. COTTON GINGHAM etc. COTTON Crisp cotton Duster^ in new Shift styles, sleeveless styles and short sleeved styles. FROM PRICED NIGHTIES-PYJAMAS/ = ? | Cotton Nightgowns and Pyjai>-/ | as for the little'Folk. I Tailored for Boys, Baby | Doll for Girls. : Kiddies Sumer Bonnets in styles for ' Boys à'Girls. Nylonè, Tery-lenes, Cottons Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Austin have returned home from California where they spent the past month visiting their son-in-law and' dauther Mr. and Mrs. ”R.E. Rice in Stockton. Mr, Austin also visited with‘his sister in Los Angeles. NOTICE: The fathers of all children of the Magrath North Ward Junior Sunday School are cordially invited to attend our ’’Fathers Day'1 program next Sunday, June 20th at 11:30 A.M. Gloria Alston. L-xNTED; Ride to Salt Lake City, Utah after July 1st. Lucille Gurnery. FOR SALE: One girls 3/4 length reversible laminated coat size 10-12* If interested phone 758-3487 after 4 P.M* THANK YOU : To the person who So kindly nowed my lawn and cut down the weeds, my sincere thanks. I appreciated it very much. Leah Hamilton* FOR SALE: Boys junior bicycle* H.A* Burgess FOR SALE: 5 roomed house, 8 years old. Can be easily moved. John Holtom. FOR SALE: House in good location. Roy Sheridan. FOR SALE: 3 bedroom home, lights, water gas on'5 acres of land. Pleasant location. $5800. Jin Blumell, % Margaret Ririe. REMINDER: The Magrath Riding and Roping _ ' Club competitions June 20th and June 27th. Roping, Pole bending, Jumping arid Barrel Ricing. Junior and Senior events. . WORSHIP SERVICES will be held in St.'John’s LUTHERAN CHURCH Wednesday June 20th, 8 PM. with Rev. J, Ohlinger of Lethbridge conducting the service. P. Hillmer. TOP QUALITY E I SAUSAGE 39 C GARLIC COARSE', C.O.V.' Rings lb.5'-7 90v >1 III I ll l> I tiH111H>i.(Hl | f| I III IHUII Fl IHI HI IH l II III If 111MII11 HI IIHIHilf IHlHIlHIi IIHI IlilHI I HI H III I IIHHlII III Hill HINl 11 ri uULK A • C ® ••••••«••«••••pcr lb• SECOND ANNUAL AOTS BARBECUE - Chicken Supper will be held Saturday, July 10th at Jubilee Park from 5 to 7:30 P.M. $1.50 per plate. Hot dogs and ice cream free to children accompanied by parents.' Children’s supper plates available for 75i» PANTRY SALE AND SUMMER TEA sponsored by the ¿ocial Credit Women’s Association will be held in the Lions Club Rooms Saturday, June 26th from 1 to 5 P.M. Imagination was given to man to compensate him for what he is not.and a sense of humor to console him for what he is, THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED A Good Place to Trade, MISSING: The Home and School Association is missing 2 or 3 dish towels. Will the persori who has them please leave them with Mr. L. Nelson at the Elementary School^ Lucille Seward. NOTICE; The M. D, Agricultural Service Board has a ’’Napsack” Weed Sprayer to lend out to farmers wishing to spray patches of weeds. We would appreciate it if the farmer who has it from last year would return it so we can use it again this year. Please phone 7586615 or leave at Heber Christensens NOTICE; The 2nd Scout Troop (South Ward) will be selling a low calori drink concentrate on SATURDAY June 19th. This makes an instant‘and refreshing drink for hot days ahead. Please support the Scouts, Group Committee, per Helen Dahl, ALL PORK - WHITE GRANULATED - CARNATION EVAP. 15 oz SCOTT WHITE OR COLORED hi i uh hi uu hi nm u mu ninnimi m hi nu uni h u imi MACARONI DINNER BEANS illiinHiiKituKMllilillUaliKiHlIlillMHtlilhilHMIlllirti* CHOICE PEAS GOODNESS ME I5 oz 7 for E ■ i itHHI I lllimimillliHIHH llmflil I Ili 11 lllimi II 11 I II H11 Il I II HIH11 HU I HI I Ul Ultimi I .t>UlU>ttUllUUuU*UtH miummiuiuiiiiiHi,miii«UHmi'i',«mmiiiuiini|iiimiin»iiiiiiii 6 ■ VAR. 19 oz DUNCAN HINES CREAM CORN GOODNESS ME fancy 15 oz ^resh Produce - CALIFORNIA, fresh .14 lb. case. 389 BANANAS . .GOLDEN RIFE ORANGES - sweet and Juicy
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