| 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. í' PHONESt OFFICE 75R-3OJ3 CKOCERIES 75*~3535 «Of SOODS 758-3252 HARBWaRE 758-3065 STORE HOUKS t MJNDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY . A.M. to 6 F.M. WEDNESDAY.6 A.M. to I F.M. SATURDAY ,.,8 A.M. to 7 F.M. THURSDAY, JULY 25th, 196« . MAGRaTM, ALBERTA. HARDWARE DEPT SAVE3O 'RCA WHIRLPOOL Refrigerator Oeoeblnaticn Refrigerator - Freezer with double deorj Automatic defrost« SpaceSaver door, dairy eeupartaent, food erioforo« RE6ÄAR $2*9,95 PER MONTH. KELVINATOR ” FROST FREE » Combination Refrigerator - Freezer with space-saver door, 2 steel enamel food erispcrs« REGULAR $359,95 r COMBINATION DOORS Al R COOLERS « I Combination Aluminum Storm & Screen Doors I with frames. Hide-away glass, I Sturdy, easily installed. _MTV vflLiX • • c c I.LAMPS. I SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL ARRAY OF NEW LAMPS FOR 1 KITCHEN, LIVING ROOM, BEN, BEftiOOM. WHERE-I EVER YOU WISH TO HaKG A PRETTY LICHT, 9 39951 P6KTABIE "Eskimo« AIR COOLERS FOR H01-E e0WoeT. 5 jSlngle Speed. POLE LAMPS r Handsome glass glc in assorted shapesand Colors, beautlfUJ i styled to enhance your home, I49> ta3 I S .W j | LAMPS t Bang one of these j artistic lainps over your dining table er I anywhere you wish a swag lamp, Beautiful f styles to choose from in the latest in f lighting. 25* * 369i . Ill Hill llllltnltillHHHIUll>IHUHitttHlUlllltlttllUllllllllltlllU«llU)nHHUUHUHHHUUUt1IHUUII)IIH*IUlH>MTIII1IH1inoUvO Double.,W “ UtltllMMlMHIMUWtlllilllllillUHUHMUIHUlitilllu I^^BISSELL.£[——. RUG -SHAMPOOER $AVS CD«m.SAVR Y9URSEIF, Bissell destination - lleetri* Rag Shampooer and deep gleaning Bissell Rug Shampoo * You can shampoo a 9*xl2* rug in J® minutes easily, quickly, Inexpensively, safely« Brightens your earpets by penetrating deep into the pile to lift eat dirt« Refreshes fibres and colour. Foam is rich, heavy bodied to guard against soaking and streaking. 3eo RENT THE BISSELL SHalffOOER. i= ,r IÏ MAGRATH GRADING COb'DANY LT DRY GOODS DEPT c 5 piece colorful Luncheon Ensemble — screen printed fruit designed cloth with plain napkins. Assorted designs. Cloth is 36x36. $3^5.3OU 5 piece Luncheon Set of printed cotton with plain napkins. Cloth is Lfi. x 42 0 REGULAR $5.95 . o Gloves with match- 95 Green, Turquoise, Q Blue. SET.,. SIZES; 8-16 Navi denim. GIRIS, MISSES AND LADIES ONE AND TWO PIECE STYLE SWIM SUITS IN PLAIN OR FIGURED NYLON stretch, lastex faile and ban lon. fashionable STYLES. INSECT REPELLENTS Keep mosquitos and other pestL away by using Insect Repellent Lotions, Sticks, Oils GUARD and 6:12 Nylon Simplex Dress Gloves with matching nylon tricot scarfs in Navy, Gold, White, Apricot^ _ _ Black, Rose, INSECT SPRAYS — effective repellents. OFF and 6:12. SUNTAN LOTIONS For easy, quick:, effective suntan - Coppertone Oil and Lotion- Tan & Guard Spray & Lotion Smart lace ing lace clutch bag with gold metal frame and chain. Will go nicely with your summer wardrobe. Especially nice for travelling for they pack so easily. GIFT BOXED DESIGNED FOR COOL SUMMER WEARING - 3H0RTIE GOWNS AND BaBY DOLL PYJAMAS IN MAGICARE. SOUVENIER OF CANADA MAPLE LEAF PltjS - Smartly designed in single maple leaf or combination maple leaf - Canada. „& NECKLACES; Canadian Maple Leaves on silver chain. A nice gift item. SPOONS; emblems. □ Silver coffee spoons with Canadian Assorted designs Girls permanent press Blouses with roll up sleeves. Attractive solid colorso SIZES; 7 G 1A Girls Hillmilly Cut Offs ■ of 100% cotton denim. Designed for the modern young miss. Can be rolled up or worn as Jamaicas MAGRATH GRADING COMPANY l_' D SEE OUR COMPLETE STOCK i OF GIRIS, MESSES AND I LADIES JEANS & SLUG f IN SMART STYLES AND COLORS FOR HOLIDAY FUN | Summer's smartest creations in gay printed cottons, printed New "little heels" in chocolate brown patent with spaghetti bow trim SIZES: 5-9 KORET J "BONNIE & CLYDE" casuals in brown suede with black leather trim, eyelet tie, chunky heels. Fashion’s latest styles for the coming season. SWIM SUITS Girls, Misses and ladies one and two piece Swim Suits clearing this week. 1/3 OFF 1 RACK OF LADIES & MISSES SLIM SETS GIRLS, MISSES AND LADIES UTILITY COATS IN ASSORTED STYLES, SIZES AND COLORS. SWEATERS ladies Orlon Shells, Ban Lon Shells, Bulky Knit Cardigans' in assorted styles and colors. Ideal for holiday wear, just the thing to wear on cool summer nights» 395 T0 | g 95 P. J,'S Assorted styles in Misses and ladies cotton two piece Baby Doll Fyjamas in plain with contrasting stripe trim or floral printed logicare cottons. 395 KAYSER - ROTH NYL»N TRICOT Ladies tailored Nylon Tricot Pyjamas fully fashioned in plain shades of Pink or Blue with contrasting piping trlm- S. M. L. Q 95 NIGHTGOWNS Never — pres3 Slims for Milady, styled by Korets of California. Zipper back opening, trim, tapered fit. Loden Green, Navy Blue. SIZES: 14-20 Kayser - Roth Nightgowns in Sateline Tricot with wide nylon lace trim on bodice and hemj Perma—Press Cotton Nightgowns with gathered yoke, white lace trim. Ideal gift items for the bride-to-be MAGRATH HADING COMPANY LTD. The second, annual meeting of the Rasmus and Hannah Rasmussen family organization met in the Jfegrath Assembly Hall Saturday, July 20th with President Fontella Boehme in charge. Prayer was offered by Bennett Rasmussen. Trumpet duet - Allen and Keith Woodruff. A cafeteria lunch was served. Of the original Rasmus Rasmussen pioneer (1899) .family of 11 children, four were present - Andrew of Lethbridge, Marion of Hawaii, John of Magrath and Ruth Weston of Lethbridge. Two sisters Camilla Basset and Mary Clifton, Taber, were unable to attend. Other families represented were Grace R* Taylor and family, Hawaii; Mr. and Mrs* Doug Bly and family and Mr, and Mrs. Rodney Bly and family of Jfegrathj Mr. and Mrsi Floyd Rasmussen and children and Mr. and MrsI Ivan Rasmussen and children of Del Bonita; Mr. and Mrs* Conrad Prince and children of Cardston, Mr* and Mrs. Lloyd Rasmussen and family of Cardston, Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Rasmussen and family, Keven Davia of Calgary, Mrs* Fontella R. Boehme and family of Rosemary; Mr. and Mrs. •Llloyd Woodruff and family of Grassy lake; Mr.-and Mrs. J. M, Rasmussen and Robert Rasmussen of Magrath. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harker and Mr, Rondo Robinson left Friday to visit relatives in Salt Lake City, Utah. They were accompanied by Bradley Harker who returned home after visiting with his grandparents Mr, and Mrs. Rulon Harker. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Hodges of La Mirada, California are visiting with friends in Ffegrath. 13 . Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Eikenberry of -Sheridan Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Whalen of Glencoe, Chicago were recent visitors of the F. F. Bald- ersons, F, E. Baldersons and K, Balder- sons. ' Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Jensen had as their recent guests her brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Rosco Lee, Debbie and Bruce of Melton Freewater, Oregon. They attended the wedding of their son Jim Lee which took place in the Cardston Temple with a luncheon following at the Jensen home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cook and family of Calgary are visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs, Q-rvilip. Hi Timer and Mr, and Mrs. Less Cook, Mrs, Geneva Ogden and daughters uf Lethbridge were recent guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs, Ted Law. Mr. Elden Christensen returned home Monday night from a most enjoyable fishing trip in Alaska. The guest of his son Capt, Ted Christensen of Western Airlines, Mr. Christensen flew to Los Angeles to join his son and together with two companions they flew to Anchorage, King Salmon and Dillingham and boarding the "Flying Goose" enjoyed fishing in Alaskan rivers and lakes. During her husband’s absence, Mrs. Christensen was the guest of her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Jay Christensen in Calgary. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gurney, soil Don and daughter Janice and Mrs. tfyrna Law and children are visiting in Provo, Utah, guests of Mr. and Mrs* Martin Gurney and Mr. and Mrs* Bruce Gurney and families, Mrs. Melva Witbeck of Ottawa, the former Melva Card, is visiting with friends and relatives in Magrath and district. Miss Kathleen Ann Bullock of Lethbridge is visiting her grandparents Mr, and Mrs. L. R, Jensen. Mrs. Cliff Whitt left Wednesday for Missoula Montana where she will join her sister Mrs. Dorothy Kruger of Ronan, Mont, They will travel by jet to Washington, D,C, where they will spend three weeks visiting with relatives, Mr, Jerry Newell and David Anderson of Minneapolis arrived to visit relatives, Mr. Newell joined his wife Marilyn and daughter who is visiting her parents Mr, and Mrs. Dick Toomer, David is visiting his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. H.H. Anderson. Mrs, Yvonne Sabey of Salt Lake City, Utah is visiting with her mother Mrs. Luella Turner and brother Junior. Mr, and Mrs. John Herget and family of Stirling, Mrs. Ellen Paxman of Glenwood, Mrs. Louise Sommerfeldt and Mrs. Jean Sommerfeldt and family of Vancouver were weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lon Hovey. ». Mr. and Mrs*. John Moors were plea's- antly surprised by a visit from -her brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Ted Elliott and granddaughter Sharon Elliott of Hamilton, Ontario. Fhtients in the Magrath Municipal Hospital this week include Mr. Lee Brewerton Mr. Paul Taylor, Mr. George Foggin, Ron Sutter, Mrs. Vinessa Hamilton, Mrs, Annie P. Entz and daughter, Mrs, Myrna Cook and daughter, Mrs. Helen Jean Moriyama, Monte Bourne and Baby Glen Powlesland, ••••••••••» MISSING - from the back of the grandstand July 24th - one girls Bicycle (blue & white C.C.M., medium size). Anyone seeing it, please phone 758—3572 or 758-3058« Joanne Passey,MAGRATH 'i HADING COMPANY LTD. The second annual meeting of the Rasmus Mr. Eiden Christensen returned home and Hannah Rasmussen family organization met in the Magrath Assembly Hall Saturday, July 20th with President Fontella Boehme in charge. Prayer was offered by Bennett Rasmussen. Trumpet duet - Allen and Keith Woodruff. A cafeteria lunch was served. Of the original Rasmus Rasmussen pioneer (1899) family of 11 children, four were present - Andrew of Lethbridge, Iferion of Hawaii, John of Magrath and Ruth Weston of Lethbridge. Two sisters Camilla Basset and Mary Clifton; Taber, were unable to attend. Other families represented were Grace R. Taylor and family, Hawaii; Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bly and family and Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Bly and family of Magrath; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rasmussen and children and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Rasmussen and children of Del Bonita; Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Prince and children of Cardston, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rasmussen and family of Cardstori, Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Rasmussen and family, Keven Davia of Calgary, Mrs. Fontella Ri Boehme and family of Rosemary; Mr. and Mrs.Aloyd Woodruff. and family of Grassy lake; Mr*-and Mrs. J. M* Rasmussen and Robert Rasmussen of Magrath, <<.*■. Mr. and Mrs* Ray Harker and Mr* Rondo Robinson left Friday to visit relatives in Salt Lake City, Utah. They were accompanied by Bradley Harker who returned home after visiting with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Harker. • « 41 • 4 • • • Mr. and Mrs. Heber Hodges of la Mirada, California are visiting with friends in Mhgrath. - 11 . Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Eikenberry of Sheridan Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Whalen of Glencoe, Chicago were recent visitors of the F. F. Bald— ersons, F, E* Baldersons and h., K. Balder— sons. Mr, and Mrs. L, R. Jensen had as their recent guests her brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Rosco Lee, Debbie and Bruce of Melton Freewater, Oregon. They attended the- wedding of their son Jim Lee which took place in the Cardston Temple with a luncheon following at the Jensen home. • • • • • Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cook and family of Calgary are visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hillmp.r and Mr. and Mrs, Less Cook. Mrs, Geneva Ogden and daughters of Lethbridge were recent guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ted Law. Monday night from a most enjoyable fishing trip in Alaska. The guest of his son Capt. Ted Christensen of Western Airlines, Mr. Christensen flew to Los Angeles to join his son and together with two companions they flew to Anchorage, King Salmon and Dillingham and boarding the "Flying Goose" enjoyed fishing in Alaskan rivers and lakes. During her husband’s absence, Mrs. Christensen was the guest of her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Jay Christensen in Calgary. Mr* and Mrs. Earl Gurney, son Don and daughter Janice and Mrs. Myrna Law and children are visiting in Provo, Utah, guests of Mr. and Mrs, Martin Gurney and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gurney and fami1ies. Mrs. Melva Witbeck of Ottawa, the former Melva Card, is visiting with friends and relatives in Magrath and district. Miss Kathleen Ann Bullock of Lethbridge is visiting her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. L, R. Jensen. Mrs. Cliff Whitt left Wednesday for Missoula Montana where she will join her sister Mrs. Dorothy Kruger of Ronan, Mont. They will travel by jet to Washington, D.C. where they will spend three weeks visiting with relatives. Mr. Jerry Newell and David Anderson of Minneapolis arrived to visit relatives. Mr, Newell joined his wife Marilyn and daughter who is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dick Toomer. David is visiting his grandparents Mr. and Mrs* HiH* Anderson. '*• »J Mrs, Yvonne Sabey of Salt Lake City, Utah is visiting with her mother Mrs. Luella Turner and brother Junior. Mr, and Mrs, John Herget and family of Stirling, Mrs. Ellen Paxman of Glenwood, Mrs, Louise Sommerfeldt and Mrs. Jean Sommerfeldt and family of Vancouver were weekend visitor^ at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Lon Hovey, Mr. and Mrs. John Moors were pleasantly surprised by a visit from her brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Ted Elliott and granddaughter Sharon Elliott of Hamilton, Ontario,. Fhtients in the Magrath Municipal Hospital this week include Mr. Lee- Brewerton Mr* Paul Taylor, Mr. George Foggin, Ron Sutter; Mrsi Vinessa Hamilton, Mrs, Annie P. Entz and daughter, Mrs* Myrna Cook and daughter, Mrs. Helen Jean Moriyama, Mente Bourne and Baby Glen Powlesland. u» t • I I I " » MISSING - from the back of the grandstand July 24th - one girls Bicycle (blue & white C.C.Mj, medium size). Anyone seeing it, please phone 758-3572 or 758-3058* Joanne Passey.MAGRATH GRADING COMPANY LTD. MEN'S-BOYS' WEAR. LANCER SPECIALS Short sleeved Lancer Sport Shirts featuring the popular raglan sleeves■> Plain colors. Stripes er Checks, REGULAR $8,00 and $9e00 . NEW CALIFORNIA SHIRTMAKERS Handsome new lancer Colors Green, Gold, Sport Shirts featuring the new Ferarri cuff Blue, Melon., Polyester and cotton. “BONNIE-CLYDE" SHIRTS The latest in Young Men’s fashions — "Bonne & Clyde" Shirts in fine pin stripes with rolled collar, zipper-back opening. Black with white stripe, Gold with I Q S5 Black stripe. I C. THE "NEHRU" SHIRTS The new "Nehru" Shirt with gold military braid trim down front and on mandarin nnl 1 ar. Shirts are styled in a plain blended fabric in a choice of Blue or Green, DRESSY Fine silk knit long sleeved Turtle Neck Shirtso Machine washable0 Fine gauge, full fashioned; White, Gold, Navy, Black. a S. M. L, ••••»••««•••. -V I ■ -A •¿•»I Full grained leather "Status" Work Boots with light weight foam ripple sole, mocassin stitched vamp. 8" uppers. » SIZES; 7 to ll0 1 HIIHIflHIIIhHIiiHfllllHHJIil Hill Ulf f tJIHflf HlHIIHHIHIIIHI IH HIIIHIIlHIlil U HUUi I WORK CAPS I Men’s light weight Summer i Work Caps in nylon, cotton I drill and nylon mesh, Ih- = eluded are cool wearing | solf ca§8C 250 . Young Ifen’ s "Bonnie St Clyde" Blazers . fashionably styled with gold button trim. NAVY & BLACK. Small, Medium, large /SW5 © Mr. Ed Jensen *f Ridgeview Lodge, Raymond, was a Magra th visitor Tuesday, Cpl Merlin Miller of Moose Jaw, Sask, is visiting his parents Mr, and Mrs, Frank P. Miller. ’ Cpl Robert Moors and Mrs, Moors and son Danny have returned to Lehr, Germany after visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs, John Moors, Robert was stationed at Cold Lake, Alberta on a special 12 week training course.; MAGRATH .RADING COMPANY LTD SAUSAGE RINGS.694 FOUND; Item’s Timex Wrist Watch, Owner may claim at News Office, FOR SAIE; Approximately $00 bales of Alfalfa hay barged in the field. Ph. 753-6616 FOR SALE; 4 used whitewall tires 855x14» Cal Alston. FOUND; Farm truck license plate 1^.39»48» Found near Mike Schneyder fam. Owner nay claim at News Office, NOTICE; An Activity Day will be held at the Saddle Club Arena Sanday, July 28th commencing at 2 P.M. Pole bending, Barrel Racing, etfe. Everyone welcome. No charge, MAGRaTH PARK THEATRE NEWS; Friday and Saturday, July 26th and 27th "GENTLE GIANT" with Dennis Weaver, "Ben" and Vera Mlles, A family movie in color with cartoon and short, NOTICE; To the kind person who came in and dug o*t the grass from around my roses in my front yard and also dug up the soil in my planter I say "Thank you", - Hattie Harker, Mr, and Mrs. R, A, Deglow of Kalis-pel, Montana visited with friends and relatives in Ifegrath and district, Mr, and Mrs. Weldon Thomson 'announce the arrival of a baby daughter born June 29th at Utah Valley Hospital, Provo, Utah. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Earl Thomson of Magrath and Mri and Mrs, Bill Heninger of Cardstonjj Miss Debbie Adams and Miss Lorrie Sanders have returned to Washougal, Wash» following a visit with Debbie’> grandparents Mr, and Mrs, John Moors and aunt Mrs. Ruth RoUingson, ATTENTION HORSEBACK RIDERS; The Town Council has received several complaints that horses are being ridden or allowed to walk on our Town boulevards. This is very damaging to the lawns, especially when the ground is wet and it is certainly very discouraging to those property owners who are endeavouring to beautify our town. Please take note that neither horses nor wows are allowed on the boulevards and that offenders are liable to prosecution, MAGRaTH TOWN COUNCIL. Miss Shannon Mill er and Miss Maridel Hovey are spending a weeks vacation at Waterton, guests of Miss Sharon Miller, Mr, and Mrs, John Jahrig of Edmonton are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter Thursday, July 4th» Mrs» Jahrig is the former Midge Overn. .
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