| 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 758-306." STORE HOURS: MONDAY, TUESDAY,THURSDAY AND FRIDAY .8 A.M» to T P.M-WEDNESDAY .8 A.M. to 1 P.M*. .SATURDAY .8 A.M. to 7 P.M-thursday, august 14th, 1969 . *.MAGRATH, ALBERTA c 7 ED NEW ARRIVALS School" Sewing 298 198 yd» Fall shades wide o CORDUROYS : Fine wale Corduroy in smart of Tangerine, Rust, Brown, Blue, Red, Pink. 36" Gold, 62" wide.jQQ^R suits, jumpers, skirts, sports ensembles, etc. F 0 R T R E L : The wonderful "wash and wear" knit fabric for dresses, Forest Green MAGIC CREPE; Handsomely designed in fashionable fall color-toneso Bronze, gold and brown figured; Brown Nhuve and green paisley» 36" wide» * “ DRIP DRY COTTONS Easy to care fox*- a joy to wear. Smartly designed in scrolls, feathers, poppies in background colors of Browns, Greens, Golds,, 45" o 198 *298 T ER.YLENE BATISTE A lovely wash and wear fabric in Aqua - Green swirl designo 45”• CAMELOT Softly woven Suiting in fashion-wise shades of Jade Green, Rust, Azure Blue, Red, Rose. A5"o 98 CANTERBURY DRIP DRY; A paisley Blue or patterned fabric with hard finish,. Brown background» 45"» 39 N E L E T T E : Lovely new printed and plain pieces in thickly napped Flannelette for Sleepwear, etc» 36"»^^ & BROaDCLOTH; Cotton broadcloth in popular shades of Jfeuve, Rose, Blue, Bronze, Pink, Aqua, Navy, Yelloy, Rose, White» y^^s yd. XHttHiaiinmUMUlUlWMiiMiMUUlUliNIHKMNHnitolllllUIHNMiUUUliUllHIIIIIIIMKillllillliUtllMINNiMMUMMIIlifINIiMlllilHH ACCESSORIES Beautiful new Trimmings for Dresses, Blouses, Lingerie, etc. White lace double fold Ruffling, Gold or Silver Metalic Lace Trim in 1" and 2" width, | FLAN SUMMER PLAYWEAR — 1 counter — 20% OFF EDGINGS: Cotton Eyelet and Crocheted Lace I Medalions for Edgings and trimmings» White i only- 350 to 690 ya. I [ BLANKET BINDING = Pre-folded 6" Satin binding for re-bindery | Blankets, etc. 4i yards. Pink, Blue, j White. Complete with large spool of match • I ins thread» %1.75 MAGRATH Ì RADING COMFaNY LED. RACK » ,69510 Latest styles in Girls and Misses Dresses - Bonded Knits. Jumpers in knits and tweeds0 Lovely new color combinations, . L'O 34* yrs , o, o <, o o FLARE LEGS Newest in flared "Body1 11 Joints — nylon stretch by Pert» --- 1 colors. Wash beautiful ly, need no i rnning, colors ' 1 RACK OF MISSES AND LADIES SWIM SUITS - ONE AND TWO PIECE CREATIONS Assorted Assorted SIZES? 4 6X Pert 2 w$y stretch Turtle Neck T Shirts in smart Fall colors. Just the thing to accompany those new Jumpers and Stretch Pants, & CARLYLE KNITS NEWLI ARRIVED TWO & THREE PIECE SUITS IN FORTREL AND ACRILAN KNITS HU SUMMER DRESSES J rc r r\ Lj J SAVE NOW ON NEW ITEMS ADDED ONE SALE RACK AT one saie RACK AT ONE SALE RACK AT A NEW ITEM'S API-'iREL T SHIRTS, ADDED TO OUR SALE TABLE OF SU SHORTS, ^LARE LEGS- BLOUSES ETC„ shop and save at SUMMER SHOES VI.- WHITE SHOES - SANDAIS, CASUALS ISS IN CHILDREN’S AND LADIES CHIONS. MAGRATH 1 RAD I NG COMPANY LTD. 2 X DON’T MISS OUT ON THE SPECIAL SALES ON BOYS PANTS & SHIRTS The ’’In11 Sleeveless V neck Wool Vest that is so popular. Choose your favorite color in Heather tones of Blue, Brown, Green L Mo L, XL . PULLOVERS Orlon semi-bulky knit Pullovers in two popular styles - mock turtle V neck and regular V neck, Gold, Rust, Green, Brown M EN S c ~ r Save now on Men’s "Grand Slam" Golf Shirts and "Pep" Shirts in fortrel & cotton knit with fleece lining. Gold, Brown, Green. cX u / / SUMMER X ■ n K FOR BOYS X Boys sleeved Shirts and knit T Shirts. Assorted colors. $1.95 - $3.95 Summer Cotton short Cotton CASUAL PANTS Latest fashions by Days in Young Men’s Casual Pants. Just the thing for Back to School. /q llhtlUHIIitllUllllUUUlllllUMUllllHIHIItlhliOt» YOUTHS' VESTS I V neck Sleeveless | Vests in Alpaca knit. | 60$ Wool, 40$ Mohair, f Aqua, Green, Gold or I Brown. I S. M. L. XL SUMMER Men’s Summer Jackets - Work Twills in Olive shade; Sports Jackets in Nylons and Blends; Western Jackets in Leather-like Vinyl SHOE NOW FOR "BACK-TO-SCHOOL" CLOTHING FOR BOYS & YOUTH NEW ARRIVALS IN PANTS, SWEATERS, SHOES MAGRATH TRADING COMF. MY' LTD. Miss Ffyra Seward has arrived home after spending two weeks holidaying in B. C. and Montana. She accompanied her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. John Kormos on tneir vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Varge Bandy and family of Lewistown, Idaho are visiting their parents Mir. and Mrs. Steve Landy and Mrs. Vada James, Mrs. Yvonne Sabey and daughter Joan of Salt Lake City, Utah are visiting at the home of her mother Mrs. Lue~lla. Burner and brother Junior. The Misses Debbie and Gayle Bennett left Friday by air for Jackson, Mississippi where they will spend a short holiday visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Landy and family of Ituna, Sask, visited his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Steve Landy. Mrs. Louise Dow has had as her guests her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Jack Durant and children tfyron and Debra who have been visiting relatives in the district. Mr, and Mrs. Alan Anderson and family of Minneapolis, Minn, are visiting relatives and friends including his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Wally Gurney and family of Dugway, Utah are visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Waldon Gurney. Mr, and Mrs. Clyne Harker had air their recent guests their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. George Harker and family, also her {».rents Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Carley all of Edmonton. Mrs. Mary Yvonne Hohm accompanied by Mrs. Fhrgaret Zaugg of Stirling left Friday for Waterloo, the Canadian Speech Association Convention and spend two and a half weeks visiting and attending Summer Theatre Productions in Ontario points. Ontario where they will attend to Vicki Bohnet Music, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stevenson have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Emer Groth and daughters of Victoria, B.C. Mrs. Groth is Mrs. Stevenson’s niece. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wilde and fami~1 y, formerly of East Lansingj Mich, are visiting relatives, guests 6f her parents Mr, and Mrs, Blaine Norton, enroute t6 Edmonton to make their home, Mr. Wilde will be on the teaching staff of the University of Alberta, Mr. and Mrs. Kay Neilson have had as their guests her brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Don Clark and daughter Patty of Alameda, California. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Frost of Arizona have been visiting friends, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stevenson and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Strate. Mrs. Jose Erickson has had as her guests her sisters Firs. Bennett of Medicine Hat and Mrs, Queckboerner of Lethbridge, also Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stevens of California. Honors in Grade 1 Singing was presented by the Royal Conservatory of University of Toronto. Mr, and Mrs, Shelton Ririe have as their guests his brother-in-law and sister Lloyd and Mary Ann Farrel and farm' 1 y of Red Deer, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Arndt of Torrington, Alberta visited relatives in the town and district during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bly, Kenneth and Glen motored to Kalispel Mont, last weekend where they met Mr. and Mrs, Don Davis (Beryl Bly) and family of Calgary who had been on a camp- _ , Idaho and Wash*. Other members of the Bly family who also met in Kalispel were Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Bly and daughters, Ffegrath; Mr. and Mrs. and Marnie of Lethbridge and Mr, Munkholm of Creston, B.C. Visitors at the Darrel Nelson were ^r, and Firs. Preston Nelson and Mrs. Ross Cunningham all of Great Falls, Mr. Douglas Nelson, two sons and two daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Gail Atwood and family .all of Las Vegas. Sunday, 22 members of the family met together for a family party at the , as their Nelson home. Mrs. Laura Nelson, Darrel and Joe Poe1 ?es ^anBce of Raymond were also present. ~ Firs. Darrel Nelson left this week for Las Vegas with the Atwoods for a visit. Mrs. Edith Scott and son Glen have returned from Calgary where Glen was confineding trip through Montana to hospital for the past month as a result ' of a severe fall from the roof of a garage being constructed. Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Kirie have as their guest her sister Mrs. Sara B. Strong of Faysville, Utah. Mrs. Ifedge Minor, niece Jb.t Brenton and Parksville, Vancouver friends and relatives son Roy and friend, Miss Dawn Briggs of Island are in Magrath visiting ’ and district1 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cam Atwood and Mrs. Jim home recently and sons, Mr. Sugai have guests her parents Mr. and Mrs. ■ * also her brother-in-law and sister Mr« and Mrs. Alfred Kinart and family all of Dodsland, Sask. NOTICE; St. John’s Luthem Church will hold One man says he would like to go back to Vacation Bible School from August 18 - 22 the days when his wife's meals were carefullyfrom 9 A.M, to 3¡30 P.M. with a supervised thought out instead of carefully thawed out. dinner time. Any children between 4-12 years wANTRF). rin-iirito Pin H'CQ qcAo are welcome to attend. For further information WANTED; Child’s highchair. Ph. 758-3569. Call 756-3521. Dora Raasch. Darlene HolzworthMAGRATH TRADING COMDaNY LTD. A Del Bonita resident, Richard Melvin Perry, passed away Sunday; August 3rd at the age of 55 yfeai^s Bom In Mhgrath he was educated in Del Bonita where he had resided until his passing. Survivors include his widow the former Annie 7 ¿” .ns two sons Go: r'n of Calgary; Melvin of Del Bonita; three daughters Mrs. Aubrey (Janeen) Borley of Magrath, Gloria of Calgary and Joanne at home; two grandchildren; his father W.J. Perry; three brothers Horman and George of Lethbridge, Albert of Del Bonita; two sisters Mrs. George (Leia) Weiss of Champion and Mrs. Leonard (Anna) DeGinnus of Fort Macleod, Funeral services were held Friday afternoon in the Magrath United Church with Rev. Ron Johnstone officiating. Musical numbers rendered included a vocal solo "In The Garden ” by Ed Newton accompanied by Miss Kathy Newton and the congregation sang "Abide With Me". Pallbearers were Corry Gra-geland, Floyd Rasmussen, George F ;gin, Bob Minzke, Latham Bowen and Bill Secretan, Interment took place in Archmour.7 Memorial Gardens. • •*■•••• o • • e o • • CHIEF MOUNTAIN HEALTH UNIT; The office of the Chief Mountain Health Unit will be open every Tuesday and Friday from 9 A.M. - 12 noon until the end of August for registration of all new students and adults in the Magrath area9 The records have to be requested and consents signed by the parents - this will assure you that you and your child* s immunization is kept up to date. It is easy to provide protection against such diseases as diptheria, whooping cough polionyelitis, tetanus, smallpox and Red Measles by innoculating against them* In the Provincial program, Tuberculin tests and booster shots are given in Grades 1,5,9 and 12 (this includes smallpox) Physicals are done on all Grade 1 students during the year and eye tests (distance vision only) on Grades 1,5,9, and grades 3 & 7 if time provides. Adults should be boostered every 5 years. Tuberculin tests biennial are carried out on all adult school personnel followed by chest x-rays of all positive reactors. Regular pre-school and adult clinics are held in Magrath every Tuesday 10 - Us30 A.M. in the Health Unit Office next to the Park Theatre on fein Street. Mrs. E. Holland, R.N. A fami 1 y gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wren Holladay recently. More than 40 members gathered for a buffet luncheon and social afternoon. Those present included Mrs. Kate Morrow of IMgrath, Mrs. Beatrice Atkins of Victoria, B.C., Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morrow of Edmonton, Mrs. Mildred Martel and children of Winnipeg, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Glines and children of Granger, Utah, Mrs. Beverly Bullick and children of Calgary, Mrs. Brenda Prentice and children of Milo, Mrs. Jay Marsden and children of Spring Coulee. All the Holladay children and grandchildren were present with the exception of Bruce Bui 1 i.ck who is confined to hospital in Calgary, The Jfegrath Royals ladies Softball team won the annual Del Bonita ladies Invitational Softball tournament Sunday. In the first game the Royals defeated Coaldale in a close encounter winning 11-10, In the final game the Jfegrath Royals took a beating for the first three innings and then layed the bat to the Taber Royals coming up with a 3 point margin with home runs hit by Lois Dudley (1) Doreen Gurney (2) and the big blow came when with no one out, the bases loaded, Bev Owens stepped up to the plate and hit her grand slam home run. The Jfegrath Royals were presented with the annual Del Bonita tournament trophy, now on display at the Trading Co. Meat Counter, The "Champs" are: Cheryl Hansen - first base; Adeline Schmidt - second base & pitcher; Doreen Gurney - short stop and pitcher; Bonnie Foggin - third base; Sharon Whitt - left field; Lois Dudley - centre field & pitcher; Irene Whitt - right field & pitcher; Iferydell Hovey - left field; Pat Brewer - right field & pitcher; Bev Owens - catcher. These are the positions the girls played during the year. Coached by Bob Mikado, managed by Shig Nakagawa. D. Gurney. John Wurtz — Hutterville Colony "Chicken Man" — "On order 2700 chickens from Vancouver B.C. A year ago 5200 chickens. We keep them from 13 to 14 months. Capacity of the bam 51S4 chickens. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bridge and daughters Mrs. Avilda Coleman and son Kevin and Mrs, Betty Tanner and son Tim attended a Dixon Farm' ly Reunion in Tacoma Washington during the past week. Mrs. Maxine Moser and family have returned to their home in St. Albert, Alberta after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence MsClain. Mr. and Mrs. Meade Coleman and family of Vancouver were recent visitors in Magrath. Human minds are like wagons. When they have a light load they are much noisier than when the load is heavy. Two associations of the Magrath First Ward were re-organized recently. Newly appointed to the position of President of the Primary Assoc, was Mrs, Bessie Cook with councellors Mrs. l&rie Stevenson and Mrs. Barbara Ririe, The First Ward Relief Society new president is Mrs. Ruth Taylor with Mrs. In 11ian Taylor and Mrs. Lois Bourne as councellorsi Mr, and Mrs. C. S. Matkin had as their recent guests her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. K. Neilson of Whittier, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Brandvolt of Calgary are visiting at the home of her mother Mrs. IT”’- ie Hillmer. MAGRATH HADING COMPANY LTD. Park place deluxe continental , SIMMONS CONTINENTAL; 3,3n Jfettress, Box Springs and Legs. "Garland Quilt" top regular $105.90. complete^ SIMCO - PEDIC DELUXE: Mattress or Box Springs Famous Posture tfettress with reinforced centre section for REGULAR MATTRESS « level support to back at all times 6788 .I29es $89.95 SIMPO ~ PEDIC STANDARD Springs. Famous Simmons REGULAR $79.95 Mattress or ] construction .5788 Box BOX SPRINGS MATTRESS & BOX SPRINGS IO9u8 3/4« HEAVY DUTY PLASTIC HOSE 50ft. length. | 186 1/2" PLASTIC GARDEN HOSE - 50 ft. length. 2^ . .u I GARDEN CARTS I I 2 WHEEL "RADIO" GARDEN CARTS — ideal for cleaning up leaves* I | etc. that will soon be falling. Just tip, sweep the leaves I right in, tip up and pull away. No lifting, just 1 I S the thing for the ladies. | / i VAPONA FLY STRIP; If you purchased your Vapona Fly Strip early this spring, it may be time to replace it for effective fly control now. ORTHO "D"; Fly control for spray or bait. 16 oz. <'■ 'J (8 WINDOW____ SCREENS Adjustable all steel screens for fitting in windows. 10"x37" . 179 14"x45" . >49 BISSELL RUG SHAMPOO Gentle, powerful Bissell Rug Shampoo that penetrates deep, li ft. fibres and colour. 22 oz. REGULAR $2.39 64 oz. REC-ULaR $4.98 160 oz. REGULaR $8.50 out dirt. Refreshes . I79 12 oz. UPHOLSTERY SHAMPOO Regular $1.29 For more summer fun, this set is Sturdy 2" tubular frame with swing chains taking 700 lb. tests ~ ~ the answer. 2488 New is the time to trim up hedges and ( shrubs. SUNBEaM ELECTRIC TRIMMER DOUBIE CUTTING EDGE TRIMMER -2 J*“J MAGRA IH TRADING COMÍ ANY LTD. WANTED: Would like to bale 6000 bales of barley straw in field. Will also do custom baling, hauling and stacking. Ph. 758-3598 Watson Ririe WANTED TO BUY: Used piano in good condition. Also 1 chest of drawers. Eleanor Greene Ph. 752-3144, Raymond, FOUND - Man* s Jacket - in Jubilee Park Tuesday August 5th. Owner may claim by identifying. Jack Spring. WANTED; Custom combining, Elmer Wilde. Ph. 752-2143 FOR SALE; Second crop of Alfalfa hay, conditioned. Robert Rasmussen. Ph. 758-6616 NOTICA; I will be teaching piano lessons this year. Anyone interested please phone 758-3102. Christine Harker. WANTED; Ride to Utah for myself and 3 children. Mary Ann (Dudley) Wilson. Ph. 758-6617 FOR SALE; One family cow. Ph. 758-3209. Mrs. Irene Kusz, FOR SALE; IO’xAO1 Esta Villa mobile home - 2 bedrooms and porch. Fully furnished. Dale Seward. Ph. 867-2257 Grief can take care of itself, but to get the full value of joy you must have somebody to divide it with. ferk Twain. CARD OF THANKS; We wish to express our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to everyone for their kindness and sympathy shown us in our recent sad bereavement. A special thanks to all who sent food, cards, flowers, also gifts of money, and to all who helped in any way. We would like to say thanks to the kind neighbors who came and did the hay baling for us and to Rev. Johnstone for his kind sympathy and understanding. It was all very much appreciated by us all. Mrs. Annie Perry and Family. MAGRATH PARK THEaTRE NEWS; Friday and Saturday, August 15th & 16 "EXTRAORDINARY SEAMAN" In color starring Faye Dunaway and David Niven. Running time - 109 minutes. Coming - "Rough Night in Jericho". Dr. Cecil Orchard of Richmond, Kentucky, arrived to visit with his wife and family who have been spending the summer visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown had as their recent? guests their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Perry and family of Calgary. Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Hillmer and son of Rainbow lake, Alberta have been visiting his parents Nir. and Nirs. Orville Hillmer. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gibb and family of Salt Lake City, Utah visited recently with his mother Mrs. Rita Gibb, MAGRATH TRADING COM'ANY LTD. TANG ORANGE rv"3 T- T 22 c'v, 990 LUNCH MEAT XE TCHUP E: r-*rr-r-~> £ 1 \ i ’ n r"i n ¡ \ ' A Led u ii FLAKED TUNA HEINZ MUS IA RD 750 XÓ 03 5 (AFViTXON - « ? » • e c. o ■» e ■> » » A. F L U F F 0 P^-g° -- Field ripe lb. 350 CANTELOUPE - 45’s each 290 PEACHES - CALIFORNIA lb. 330 LETTUCE - crisp, fresh „ „ o □ lb. J V MAGRATH TRADING GOMhANY LTD. NOTICE; I -will be teaching piano lessons through Grade 4 commencing the first part of September, Janice Toomer, Ph. 758-3561 NOTICE: I will be teaching tap dancing lessons this year. For further information please phone 758-3486, Janice Gurney, NOTICE: I will take a few more beginner Plano students, ages 6 - 7• Ph, 758-3083» Charlotte Fletcher. WANTED: A very old trunk. Joan Christensen. Ph, 758-6603. FOR SALE; Potatoes. Sophia Palluk, FOE SaLE: Cucumbers. Mrs. Bezprozwanna. Ph. 758-3458. FOE SaLE; 1 apartment size Gas range; 1 fridge (door opens either right or left) Robert Nelson. Ph. 758-3423» MAGRATH PARK THEATRE NEWS: Friday and Saturday August 22nd and 23rd "ROUGH NIGHT IN JERICHO" in color starring Dean Martin and George Peppard. Added cartoon. Coming Attraction - "Kenner". Running time of this week’s show - 121 minutes. INVISIBLE ZIPPERS - give that professional look to your dresses, jumpers, etc. White or Black. $1.20. HIDDEN ZIPPER FOOT ATTACHMENT - complete assortment of zipper feet for individual sewing machines. $1.00 set. Dry Goods Dept. WANTED; 1 arge size Baby Crib in good condition. Darlene Miller, MAKE THE UPSTAIRS LADIES READY-TO-WEAR DEPT. YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR "BACK-TO-SCHOOL" shoes - we have just received the latest FASHIONS IN LOAFERS, SLIP - ONS, etc. INCLUDING POPULAR "HUSH PUPPY" STYLES. u burns campfire Mr. and Mrs, Norman law and family have returned to their home in Logan, Utah after visiting with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gurney and Mr. and Mirs. Ted law. Mr. and Mrs. George Stephen and daughters were vacation visitors to Fort St. John, B.C, It is never too soon to do a kindness, for one does not know how soon it may be too late. Miss Jane Kitade has returned from a holiday in British Columbia. Mrs, Betty Briggs and family are visiting in Dallas, Texas, Mrs, Cheryl Holladay and daughter Jacqueline of Calgary visited friends and relatives last week including her parents Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Ririe. SHE THE NEW FABRICS THaT HaVE JUST ARRIVED TODAY IN THE DRY GOODS DEPT. MAGRATH FR AD I NG COMPANY LTD. i i tn t • m ••• »».«n i » u »«ttt u, t.» i m J. ,41, . «.t.tiitioii SALAD DRESSING i I NaT.TKYíS 32 oz. 'Hill III. till Illi ltlllllHl|ni||)llltîl|i|'I lililí.lllllU.lll.il.1IIIIH.III., milIIII t'“‘" >>i>*»’"UrtmHlHlllllHUl(|IMUIIIIW<ll>il|l|<l|IIHIl||iH«IHIHI|IIIIIIHHlfWi|||ll|<IHnil|HHIIII APPLE CIDER SUN KYPE 48 *z. I.B.C IIIHIUI lll'MMI TOMATO JUICE 2/790 HEINZ 100 «z 890 CATTELLI DINNER : FLAKED TUNA liitCAHÜNI ßt CHEESE 7 oz • 0^ I 0^ 0 ' X, T. V WHITE V/ OXS O Ï OR K ••»15 •••• HO AM I ! s c O T T --- 4 Roll Pack 0 pRESIHI PLUMS - Italian Prune PEACHES LETTUCE - solid, crisp heads TOMATOES - Field ripe F L UF F 0 1 # pkg lb. lb. lb. lb. 370 250 JQ FJT Y’ ' 1 .1
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