| 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 STCWE HOURS; MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY . . WEDNESDAY .8 A0M0 to 1 P.M. .k.»SATURDAY. 8 A.M. to 6 P.M« 8 AoMa to 7 P.M. THURSDAY, JUNE 22nd, 1967 . MAGRATH, ALBERTA . J~ïardware Dept. SEWING Portable "BROTHER11 round Bobbin Custom Sewing Machine - ^Automatic bobbin winder, *Dial drop feed for easy monogramming and darningo * Swing out race for easy cleaning. * Numbered stitch selector adapts to any size stitch« * Numbered tension dial for perfect tension« * Floating foot sews over any thickness of fabric - even pins«, _ Variable 7 speed foot control«, QH Complete Accessory kit. SUNBEAM 18" ROTaKY ELECTEZC BEAUTI—CUT POWER LAWN MOWER — easy spin start, large rubber ¿2 tired wheels« Easy to operate .¿z SUNBEAM 18" TWIN BLADE ELECTRIC LAWN MOWER 1/4" & 3/8" DRIVE SOCKETS SEE OUR NEW WRENCH SETS Truecraft 3/8" Quality rauchet, sparkplug wrench 2 extension, universal joint. In sturdy metal oase-1595 . I695 5 piece truecraft set — fully g> plastic roll« y| HUGE .11 PIECE BOX END SET - guaranteed« i n I TENTS I 9x9x7 Umberfella Tent« | SEE THE 6x7 PUP TENT | ON DISPLAY. Just the = | thing for the kids in f | the back yard. $9»95» ! I GOLF CLUBS |7 PIECE SPALDING SET OE CLUBS 1 GOLF BAG. = ■ 4,95 995 FOR YOU "Better Golfers" - see our set of Spalding "pro-flight" Clubs and lar^e bag mil un,,,9uh fl 1111 WEEDK LLERS 6s0 DOW ESTERNON 99 CONCENTRATE . eal.i DOW 128 oz 24D Ester. 5 gal cans - .I. . . 1 gal cans - ;: MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. Patients in the Magrath Municipal Hospital during the past week include Mrs, Dorothy Chipman, Mr. George Heathershaw, Mr. Robert Fox, Mrs, Geneva Wood, Mr, Herbert Ehlert, Mr, Adam Krasnopura, Mr. Frank Seward, Cameron Wilde, Baby William Kleinsasser and Mr, John Austin Sr, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Clifton have as their guests their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hogen and family of Nanaimo, B.C. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hillmer have as their guests her brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sanders of Los Angeles, California, also her sister Mrs. Alberta Windsor of Invermere, B. C. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hillmer accompanied their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brandvoldt of Calgary to Colfax, Wash. Monday where they are visiting Mr. Hillmer's brother-in-law and sister Mr, and Mrs. John Helm. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith of Victoria are happy to announce the birth of a daughter bom Saturday, June 17th, Mrs, Smith is the former Mona Dudley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T, Dudley0 Mr. and Mrs. George Lee have as their guest this week her mother Mrs0 Elna Campbell of Hillspring, PRICED FOR QUICK SaIE 1952 Meteor 2 door sedan. White walls, radio, V-8 engine. In good running condition. $10 -00 cash, Wes Balderson, Fh0 758-3452. NOTICE; A picnic for all children of St, Joseph's Catholic Church Parish will be held at Jubilee Park Tuesday, June 27th at 4 P.M. FOR SALE; Medium light Oak Office Desk - 5100,00 or best offer. Contact Dr, S.C, Brewerton, WANTED; Odd jobs or work for husky young man. Bill Hamilton, contact Mrs, Leah Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs, Cal Alsdbon and daughter Diane accompanied by Mrs. Ann Ehlert and Miss Janet Fletcher left this Thursday morning for Salt lake City0 Janet and Diane will take part in the Dance Festival of the Spring M.I,Ao Conference being held this weekend. They will be joined in the dance by other Magrath youngL people - Judy Coleman, DeVar and Dennis Dahl and Conway Brewerton. Also taking part in the Mutual Conference will be a vocal quartet of Magrath Young ladies - Marilyn Harris, Ruth Tanner, Janice Rice and Peggy Ann Tanner, Mr. and Mrs0 Wes Rice Janice and Bobby left Thursday morning for Salt Lake City, Utah. The Iadd.es Softball team in Nhgrath is off to a fine start. Pirots Monday night 18-17 to win their second game out of three, elude 4 Cardston teams, Jefferson. Mountain View and Nhgratho Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mhi left Thursday morning for Pouce Coupe where they will visit relatives and friends. MrSo Lisadore Crookston returned home Monday. She accompanied her sister-in-law Mrs, Dorothy Brown who will spend a short vacation. The Brownies and Guides held a closing party Monday night at Jubilee Park when mothers and daughters enjoyed a delicious pot luck supper. Softball was played and the evening closed with a wiener roast. There will be no further meetings of Brownies and Guides until September. Mr, and Mrs, Charlie Bean of Calgary were Magrath visitors during the weekendo They were guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Palmer in Lethbridge, Mrs. Kay Page and son of The Dalles, Oregon are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Grant Wheeler, Mr, and Mrs. Waldon Rice of Lethbridge were Magrath shoppers Monday. LESS PRECIPITATION RECORDED In only two southern districts of Alberta is precipitation above the long-term spring time average. At Lethbridge and Medicine Hat, rain and snow brought much higher than normal moisture at seeding time. ' The balance of the province, however, is receiving less rainfall than normal and at the time of writing, some newly emerged crops were starting to show a need for moisture. The following table compiled by the Farm Economics Branch of the Alberta Dept, of Agriculture, i11ustrates the situation at eleven major reporting stations, as at the first week of June. STATIONS April 1 1966 June 3 1967 Inclusive Normal Medicine Hat 3.58 4.88 2.85 Lethbridge 5.49 7.44 3.72 Calgary 5.12 3.47 3.71 Coronation 0,86 1.30 2.18 Penhold 3.19 1x59 3.23 Verm-i ~li on 1.51 1.37 2.23 Edmonton 2.29 1.62 3.20 lac la Biche 2.93 1.15 2.61 Whitecourt 3.70 0.99 3.30 Grande Prairie 3.66 1.01 2.52 Fairview 2.11 1.01 2.52 z-jA BALE; Tractor 832 Caseomatie about, 300 hrs. 12' Graaam Holme Plow 6* frame new shovels 1966 model; 12' Noble Blade (2 blades & new) 9* one way 22” pans, The above are all hydraulic equipped. 20' flexible Harrows with draw bars. 12' Intemation Rod weeder. 12' Elec, Grain loader, Field sprayer, Gas ttiJc, Horace Ririe They edged by Cardston Teams in the league. inMAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. A very pretty wedding was solemnized Friday afternoon at the.home of Dr. and Mrs. So Co Brewerton when their daughter Bonny became the bride of Bahir Bilgin of Lethbridge^ Bishop Ro Mo Dahl performed the ceremony in the presence of immediate relatives and close friends of the bride. For her wadding day the bride chose a street length gown of white ribbon lace on. net over a chiffon sheath0 Her shoulder length veil was held by a matching wedding ring halo and she carried a bridal bouquet of roses and stephenotis0 . . . Attending the bride was her cousin Miss Stephonie Dahl who was attired in white eyelet and carried a basket of carnations and lily of the valley. Mr. Conway Brewerton, brother of the bride, was groomsman. . Following the marriage ceremony Biohop L. B. Tanner sang "God Bless ■‘•his Day accompanied by Mrs. Vinessa Hamilton on the piano, . . . A wpddi ng luncheon was served immediately after the wedding at which time Miss Marsha Stevenson presided at the guest book. . The happy couple will make their home in Lethbridge where the groom is on the staff of the University of Lethbridge. An early resident of South Alberta, Orene Hansen of Cardston, passed away in Calgary Wednesday, June 14th. He was 76 years of age. Survivors include his wife Winnie of Cardston, two daughters Mrs. Elsworth (Marie) Workman of Cardston and Mrs. Bryan (LaJune) Smi th of Hill spring. Two sisters - Mrs. Winnie Boume and Mrs. Vera Fowler reside in Magrath. Funeral services for the late Mr0 ston Saturday afternoon, June 17th with Bishop Keith place in the Cardston cemetery, Hansen were held in the Alberta Stake Chapel, Card Bevans officiating. liiterment took Elisha Jay (E J) Karren passed away suddenly in Picture Butte Wednesday June lAth at the age of 57 years. Born and raised in Migrath, the late Mr. Karren had resided in Picture Butte for the past thirty years where he was employed with Canadian Sugar Factories Ltd, . He is survived by his wife, the former Lucille Poulson, one son Barry of Swift Current, and one daughter Mrs, A. M, (Charmaine) Sucher of Picture Butte; his mother Mrs. Estella Karren of Magrath; two brothers Keith of Lethbridge and Thomas of Magrath; and six'grandchildr en„ . Funeral services for the late Mr. Karren were held in the Lethbridge LDS Stake Chapel Saturday afternoon, June 17th with Bishop Stanley E. Johnson of Picture Butte officiating. Interment took place in the Magrath cemetery. SWIMMING POOL NEWS The Swirnrrn-ng Pool will be open by July 1st — sooner if the weather co-operates. Swimm~ing tickets are the same as last year — $16,00 Family; $9.00 Single Adult; $7.50 Student (under 18 yrs,) (.5,00 Child (under 12 yrs.) Those having unpaid tickets from last year will not be admitted until suitable arrangements have been made. •. Registration for lessons ■will be Monday,-July 3rd (unless a holiday)» Those wanting adult lessons (8 i 9 P.M. evenings, July) and registration for ladies "keep fit" and swim (1,00 P.MO every day) Phone 758—3110, Swimming hours will be from 2 to 8 P.M. More details next weeko Pool Supervisor — E. Harker, Mr, and Mrs. DeVar Coleman of Devon, Alberta were Magrath visitors during the weekend, guests of her mother Mrs, Elizabeth-James* -They were enroute home following a holiday to Salt lake City, Las Vegas, Nev. and points in California. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Briggs had as their recent.guests Mr. and Mrs. Blair Bradshaw and son Russell of Salt Lake City., Russell remained to spend the summer with the Briggs. Also visiting Mr. and Mrs, Briggs were his brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Fred Briggs and family also of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Olive James left today, Thursday for a months vacation at Expo ’67 and Toronto the guest of her son—in—law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. J. So Dickson and family. Mrs. Margaret Ririe left Monday to visit in Ireland, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harker and family of Kimberly B. Co visited with friends and relatives during the weekend including her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Norm Cook.MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. Dry Çoods Dept. NEW TABIBCLOTH SETS; Plain rayon in linen weave with matching napkins, lace medallions trim napkins corners, COLORS: Tan or Fink with white lace. White with blue lace. Cloth is 44 x 44, 4 napkins. PURE LINEN BERKSHIRE TAB1E CLOTHS; coarsely woven. Taupe and white, 50x68. 295 and 395 large plaid design, Cloths are 50 x 50 and TABLECLOTH & NAPKIN SETS Handsome linen matching sets in attractive plaids with predominating colors of gold or aqua. Cloth is 50x50. 495 LINEN TABLECLOTH SET Attractive set in gay plaid design. Green and aqua backgrounds. Cloth - 50x68, QUILTED PLACE MATS An ideal set for use on picnic or patio, charming in your kitchen,, Striped quilted cotton in background colors of Orange, Gold or Green. 8 piece set - LINEN PLACE MAT SETS Pure linen place mat sets woven in a tweed effect. Orange, Blue, Green. LINEN & COTTON BIEND Eye-catching Tablecloth and napkin set fashioned from genuine linen blended with fine cotton. Your choice of Chocolate brown with white bar trim, Aqua with white, 5 piece set . LACE TABIECLOTHS Beautiful lace dloths, ideal for the June Bride, All white cloths 70x90 Ecru Cloths in assorted sizes SLEEPERS 100J& S*T*R*E*T*C*H COTTON - won’t shrink out of fit or stretch out of shape. Machine washable. Snap button fastening. Pink, Blue. . . ' ROMPERS Three piece Cotton Plisse Rompers - white short sleeve shirt witji two pair of figured pants. BABY DRESSES Dainty nylon trisot Baby dresses with applique and lace trim. Fink, White or Yellow. lady Barbara Arnel Tricot and Arnel and Cotton Slips, daintily trimmed with lace, embroidery and eyelet. SIZES: 34-44 gJIlllMIIIMMllllltmilllMlttllllttlH. . . . I GIRLS SLIM SETS | | Two piece Cotton Twill Slims with match- p. r- j j ing figured blouse. Sizes 4, 5, 6. ¿7L) j •i . . . I BIKINI PANTIES | i Nylon Tricot Panties with lace front panel. I 1 1 . !. J :. SELF. LOCK.ROLLERS! | Lockette self gripping rollers. No pins or 1 clips needed. per card . -. . A NUMBER OF NEW BOOKS IN FOR YOUR READING PLEASURE 139 MAGRATH Th. .DING COMPANY LTD. J\den's <^T)Oys Wear PENMAN’S Crlenlsle "Poorboy" knit T Shirts for Men. New fashion creation with V neck; short sleeves. White with contrast— QFs ing Maroon and Navy trim on neck, sleeve and hem,. . Z_|_ BOYS GLENISL$ T SHIRTS - plain neck, short sleeves0 White, Blue, Red, Y ellow, Navy, 8-16 yrs . loving, Men’s Sweat Shirts - plain neck or zipper opening. Colors White, Blue, Yellow, Black, S, M. L. SUMMER I \ 395 MEN’S & BOYS’ SIZES SPORT SHORTS Stanfields cotton knit Athletic style Shorts - double seat for double wear0 Elastic waist. Nylon reinforced seams. 89 C to TOYO CAPS Light weight straw fabric Caps - assoi . . • «•«•••••••••••a T SHIRTS Cotton knit interlock knit T shirts, round neck short sleeves. Men's & Boys sizes . COMBINATIONS light weight Combinations - short sleeves, long legs TEE KAYS New creations in Young Men's paisley printed short sleevq Sport Shirts0 „ _ light weight Work Straws Western straws, assorted styles ALL MEN'S WORK BOOTS AND SHOES and MEN’S AND BOYS DRESS AND CASUAL SHOES REDUCED TO CIEAR MAGRATH TIDING COMPANY LTD. I-Dpstatrs Two and three piece Pant Suits I which include matching Slims and Jackets; Slims and Shirtwaists, matching Slims, Jackets and Skiarts. Arnels, Bonded knits, Jerseys, Hopsack, Popolin, Duck, Terylene. Misses and ladies Burmuda Shorts in Poplin, and cotton twill. Assorted colorsx 095 z_uP I DRESSES I Pleated Terylenes, linens, Arnels, Dac- | rons, Ginghams and Cotton Prints in a I pleasing assortment of j styles and colors. . iiiitiimiiiiiiiiinimifiiimimmimiiiiiiiiiHiniiim 31 III I Hl 111111 lllllll II lillll I llhlll I i s Q95to 2995 :; Nylon power net LONG LEG PANTÏ GIRDLES, satin panel front and back. lace leg band. S.M.L. XL. KI iiiiiiitniuiHinniiiiiHtliU BEDSPREADS 580019719827231872396 : Quilted Bedspreads, tailored for correct fit. Printed Cotton, Chromespun & Acetate. . . I LADYBIRD PANTS [ I Gi rl s cotton and Nylon blend Panties, j I Free running elastic. 79 C & 9&C i Italian made Summer Sandals in flats and stack heels. White, Tan, Chocolate Brown. Children’s, Misses’ and ladies Swim Suits — one and two piece styles - very becoming - in the most popular fabrics. Colors are smashing. Just the thing for the Pool or SIZES: 2 to 18. HtihiiimiiiHitHi muntin ni Inuitn intimili it 11111 nun. BEACH BAG SETS Two piece Beach bag and matching 3 cornered kead scarf. MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. LIVER SAUSAGE I RING BOLOGNA Chubs .2/690 GARLIC each 550 THANK YOU; I would like to thank the doctors nurses and staff at the Fkgrath hospital for their wonderful care and kindness shown to me during my four months hospitalization. I would also like to thank the people who took time out to visit me and for the many cards and gifts. Millie Schneidt. THANK YOU; We would like to thank all those who were so kind during E J’s sudden passing. Your flowers, cards, food and visits were a great comfort to us. Thank you. Stella Karren and family. FOR SALE; One ton Ford truck. Ervan Harris NOTICE: Chuck's Radio and T.V. Repairs will be closed for about a week due to sickness at Vancouver. Thank you for your wonderful patronage and see you soon. Chuck Sephton. FOUND; Sum of money. Fh. 758-3561, NOTICE: The 3rd Jfegrath Cub Pack Group Committee will meet on Thursday, June 29th at 7:30 P.M. in the United Church Hall. All members and parents please attend. ATTENTION: Jfegrath Well Baby Clinic will not be held July 21st and July 28th as the Nurse will be on holidays. TO GIVE AWAY; 3 kittens - 2 white, 1 gold. Mrs. Annie Perry, Del Bonita. FOR SALE: ton dual wheeled Diamond T truck compound geared. Grain box and stock racks. Good running condition. Insurance available. Watson Ririe. STRAYED TO OUR FARM - one young Beagle dog. Shelton Ririe, Ph. 758-6558 FOR SALE: Converted coal furnace $15.00. John Cook Ph. 758-3269 WANTED: Workers for the canning season at the Canning Co. Contact the Time Office, Ph. 758-3331. Walt Pashuk. ATTENTION: Please pick up your dry cleaning during this coming week. Magrath Tailors and Dry Cleaners. FOR SALE: White ’51 Meteor. Lee Imbeau, % Mike Schneyder Jr. FAREWELL PARTY - honoring Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Murray and daughter Kathryn will be held this Friday, June 23rd in the Del Bonita United Church Hall at 8 P.M. Everyone is invited to attend. TEA AND BAKE SaIE — sponsored by the Jfe.g-rath U.C.W. will be held Friday, June 30th from 2 to 5 P.M. in the Lions Club Room. Meat Pies will be a special bake sale item. Any contributions gratefully accepted, NOTICE: The Del Bonita Athletic Sports Day will be held June 30th starting off with a 5 section Parade - Float, Comic, Novelty, Tricycle, Bicycle. The Parade is open to ages 0-12 yrs. Following this there will be Danish Ball, Races for everyone, Ball games, Horseshoe. A Dunk Tank will be in operation and Cash Bingo will be played. This will be followed by a Beef Barbecue on the afternoon of July 1st with a Talent Show in the evening. Judging of beards will take place also. MAGRaTH PARK THEATRE NEWS: Friday and Saturday, June 23rd and 24th ’’BEAU GESTE" in color starring Guy Stockwell and Davey McClue. 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