| 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 758-3533 GROCERIES 758-3535 dry GOOES 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 STORE HOURS: MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.¿.«48 A.M, to 6 P.M, WEDNESDAY .8 A.M. to 1 P.M, . SATURDAY.8 A.M. to 7 P.M, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th, 1973 . MAGRATH, ALBERTA -JHHb DRY GOODS DEPT 770 BELTS pack of Band-Aids Large size Family Johnson & Johnson 60 assorted. REGULAR 1.19 pk.o | Ladies Dress Belts in leather-like I Vinyl with nail head |QP> | trim. REGULAR $2.29 . . . ' I1I4HI HI lilt I11 >41« Hi! 11 ll ll IIH II II llUWl H Mil IlH Kill Hl Uli HI i il 1111II Uli ItHt IIIII I 11II il 11 Ittl I II 11IIJ111 tl It tl I Mil ID H <llllllllllllli>IU>lllllll|IIIUIIIIIIIIllllll|l|IHIIIIIHIIIIIIIimillllllll lllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIII liillllllllllll IIIIIIIH'IIIIIIH . . ' LADIES WALLETS Deluxe Wallets for Ladies and Teeners, Fold-over style, gilt metal decoration on front. Assorted fall colors. Removable 100 vu section. REGULAR 790 ea liltMllIHIHHlUllllllHlllliliillllllllllilHillHIillHIlilHtillllllHIliHilllHtlHillMllflHfimillllllllHIIHIIiHlfo- NOXZEMA SKIN CREAM - large 6 ozo jar. 100% Polyester Crimpknit in snart crepe or diagonal pattern in an assortment of solid shades - beautiful colors for Fall No iron, washable, easy care. 60” wide REGULAR $4.95 yd, HllltllllllllllHHHHIIHHIIIIIIIinilllHIIIHHrilHlilll|IHIHllltn>HIHIIIIIIIIIIIHHlllHllflllllllH|llllllllHt|ll«tHIIHl'itlllHIIIUIIIIHIHIHllllllllllllH>*lll BARREL of WOOL Bounce barrel of Canadian made Dupont 4 ply Orlon Acrylic yarn. Mqchine washable . A full ¿'Q assortment of colors. REGULAR $ 3.20 barrel«. Large size Terry Towels in a gay stripe design in assorted colors of Rose, Blue Gold, REGULAR $1.35 . ■ • • • J|98 REGULAR $1,19 ea. .590 I If 111H11II11 HI 11111 IHIIIIiillHHtHlllllltlllfnilHlllllilllHmilll|IIIIIIMIIIlUllHlllHiHlltlHHhl< ■ liliHr'IIOililiilil UUHIlii ■ ll Ho. LADIES SLACKS 1 RACK OF LADIES LOVELY FORTREL AND KNIT DRESS SLACKS IN ASSORTED COLORS. CUFF STYLE. PRICED TO CLEAR - 1 PAIR PER CUS TOMkK. • q REGULAR $7-95 to $10.95-. 5^™ I or o= I -n K/AUING company ltd HARDWARE DEPT 95 REGULAR $399oOO . ’UillHililltlllllHlilh|iHllll T^rh; Rind & Hold and Short Cycle0 D E HI-BICYCLE - look WHEAT EEL? - 9OOO ft. Mr- and Mrs- Frank Kerr d family left recently to - ids .in Fort McMurray, Albe rta | per bale taiuiHiiHiHihiiiiiHiiHiiiiiHHiliitiiiliitihiiiiiiiiiiitMiiiiHHiiiifHHnniiiiHnninii'idiiummffiiiiinupmiuniu Lome Sohmunk returned :i3 -uosday from California ere ho fulfilled a two year ¡ion-, He was met in Calgary by mother Mrs- Mabel Sohmunk. sister Mrs.- Charlotte Vea.le daughters. r» his his and YCUR CHOICE. Mr, and Mrs. John Clarke of Santa Anna, California have returned to their home folic a visit with her brother and f ’ s ter-in-law Mr, and Mrs., >_heer- BALER TWINE Miss Carol Ririe, Eugene and Terry Sam. are among .3 students enrolled at the University of Lethbridge, Elake Leishman is enrolled a 5 the Lethbridge Community noLLeget, Cfl-. and Mrs, Victor Kautr ".rd children G??eg and Joanne IcxL Mo.gvath recently to make their home in Lethbridge3 Mr. and Mrs^ Grant Holman and daughter of Port,land. Oregon are visiting their parents Mro Mrso Glen Holman- Coen©? !■> o o r r* Ine on a Church Marquee - Easy Praymont Plan-. and WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF NEW REMINGTON NEED OF A NEW RAZOR, DON’T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY, INCLUDED. IF YOU ARE IN RAZORS. LATEST MODEIS TO remcngton r MAGRATH TRADING COMhANY LTD. UPSTAIRS DEPT. Ladies Adresses 1 RACK OF LOVELY NUMBERS CLEARING. NEW ONES ADDED DURING THE WEEK. DON’T MISS THIS SALE. lUiiiiiuuiiuiuliiiuiiniiuiuiiuminulliiiniHiin. . .,. u SUMMER SHOES SUMMER SHOES (including Children’s styles) SUMMER SANDALS IN A NICE-SELECTIOLLOF STYLES A YOUR CHOICE . / PRICE New arrivals in popular Playtex. Bra* s and Girdles See the new "Cross Your Heart" Stretch Bras - pi 00 Still only. LONG LINE BRA’S.0 SALE TABLE OF LADIES & CHILDRENS BRA’S. BIKINI'S. New arrivals in Girdles 111 Can’t Believe It's A Girdle” is a BIG seller» Also the "Double Diamond” - gives extra stomach controls I500 18 DAISY FRESH MATCHING BRA’S & BIKINI PANTIES Styled from light, ’ lustrous nylon tricot and power net. Pink, Tan, Green, Yellow & White» The September meeting of St. Joseph’s C»WoL. was held at the home of Mrs. Irene Gruninger with 6 members present. Manbers were informed of the invitation to attend the social portion of the U.C.W, meeting on September 18th. President Irene Gruninger thanked all members for their participation in the Bancer Drive. Reports were heard from the convenors of the Bake Sale, Farewell Tea for Mrs. Reau Alexander and from the Float committee. Members were asked to donate any pictures of Parish activities to Archivist convenors Lydia Brunner and Louise Bengry. Various members reported on the sale cf cookbooks. Members were thanked by the President for sitting at the hospital -wi th Collette Christensen. Mrs. Marilyn Arndt and Mrs. Joan Harvey are to be convenors for the Fall Bazaar to Le held at the Lions Club Room Saturday, November 17tho The Tombolla prizes decided upon are as follows; 1. Quilt. 2. Centre piece, 3. Chinese L'.nner for two at the Golden Bridge, ^he quilting will be done at the l.'nie of Mrs. Johns who is quilt coi'enor. Members were infoime<-£hat Mrs. Filiak will be moving tcqalgary and that a farewell- "tea- 1'11 be held i n her honor at a later da The October meeting will -held at the home of Mrs. Marie Sa^ • d a o »0 A pretty Summer wedding was S'-Wl_ ized in Buchanan Memorial Chapel . Southminster United Church rec ent when Lorraine Stearns, daughter of Mr» and Mrs. Norman Stearns of Magrat. and Dale Bowman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bowman of Whitewood, Sask. . were nmted in marriage. Revo Morris officiated at the ceremony in the presence of relatives and friends. Attending the bride were her sisters the Misses Mary and Norma Stearns. Ross Bowman attended his brother as Best Man. Ushering duties were per«- formed by the bride's brothers John and Mark Steams. Following the ceremony a wedding reception and dance were held in the Rainbow Hall of North Lethbridge. The happy couple will make their home in Femie, BeC. o n * o < • g PLAYTEX "LONG LINE” BRA FALL SALE - 3 styles to select from» Price $9oOO to„$12.00o $1.00 OFF. Upstairs Depto MAGRATH. TRADING COM. ANY UPSTAIRS DEPT. Mr0 and Mrs, Calvin Heggie of Taber are the proud parents of a son born in the Magrath Municipal Hospital Sunday, September 2nd, Grandparents are Mr-, and Mrs. L B. Tanner of Magrath and Mr, Mrs, John Heggie of Welling, and New arrivals in Misses and Ladies Fall and Winter Coats O o g o O and Jacketso Mr o and Mrs., Melvin Heggie receiving congratulations on are the birth of a daughter born Tuesday, Spetember 4th in the Magrath Municipal Hospital Proud grandparents are Mr, and Mrs, George Lee of Magrath and Mr. and Mrs, John Heggie of Welling. '-O í? e 9 o n Mr, and Mrs. Tom Hillmer of Petawawa, Ontario happily announce the t.' ’th of a daughter born Tuesday September 4th. Grandparents are Mr0 and Mrs, Ranger of Petawawa and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hillmer of Magrath. e o c o o c Mr, and Mrs, Kent Crookston of Ithica, New York are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter August 6th Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Max Jones of Provo, Utah, Paternal, grandmother is Mrs, lis-adore Harker of Magrath, Kent is engaged in research at Cornell University, n • í o Recent guests at the home of Mr» and Mrs, Earl Gurney and attend ants at the Price - Gurney wedding were Mr» Bert Boyson and sons and Mrs, Darlene Munro ahd Heather of Edmonton, Mr. and Mrs, Heber Matkin of Lethbridge, Mrs. Matilda Wilde of Raymond^ sons and daughters-in-law Mr.-, and Mrs. Martin Gurney and children and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gurney and children of Orem, Utah Mr, and Mrs., Sheldon Gurney and family of Vancouver, Mr. and Mrs0 Don Gurney and Kerstan of Granger Utahj son-in-law and daughter Mr, and Mrs. Norman Law and family of Utah; Mrs. Bill Heninger of Foremost. e O » r o Winners of the Tennis Raffle were Miles Heck and Mr. Don Paradis of Lethbridge, Mrs. Darlene Miller and Mr, David Lowry of Magrath, I 1 rack of Spring Jackets j suitable for Fall. I YOUR CHOICE 1/2 PRICE! >H IlHIlliM III III II Will III li I III 11 > HI IIIIII1HIIIWIHH |l 111II111 llllll I III III I ll|1l|lltnilll|kn .lllllillHttllllltllhHIKtllUtifllHillfllKtllllllltlllllilllhINIHIIlIllUllllltHfdtUIHHUillllliriHiHnihllHilllihdIIIIIIIIrtllHthllllllliHII i SWEATERS j New Fall and Winter Sweaters in Pullovers and 1 Cardigans in smart styles for the coming season, ] Eye-catching stripes, fancy knit plain shades I and multi colors r / up Lovely plaid Car Coats Suede and Leather-like Jackets and Coats - so real you can’t tell, .' PRICED FROM,. 3 '¡GO C-C. up PRICED FROM .•••• à •••••••• for Fall» New Fall and Winter Arrivals in Misses and Ladies Slacks. New GREY FLANNEIS in the popular Baggie fashion with cuffs. New PLAIDS & CHECKS in becoming color combinations Styled ■ Sweaters to wear with and BlazerSo WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW SHIPMENT OF GIRIS, MISSES AND LADIES CANVAS RUNNERS FOR "BACK-TO-SCHOOL",. .WHITE, BLACK AND NAVY« Priced from $2.75 up MAGRATH FRAD ING COMÍ ANY LTD. UPSTAIRS DEPT Mr, and Mrs, Calvin Heggie of Taber are the proud parents of a son born in the Magrath Municipal Hospital Sunday, September 2nd» Grandparents are Mr» and Mrs« Lo B, Tanner Mrs, John of Magrath and Mr, Heggie of Welling» and o 9 t> r Mrs, Melvin Heggie congratulations on are the Mr» and receiving birth of a daughter born Tuesday, Spetember 4th in the Magrath Municipal Hospital» Proud grandparents are Mr» and Mrs, George Lee of Magrath and Mr» and Mrs» John Heggie of Welling® r 3 o c Mr, and Mrs» Ton Hillmer of Petawawa., Ontario happily announce the bl-th of a daughter born Tuesday September 4th, Grandparents are Mr, and M;s, Ranger of Petawawa and Mr. and Mrs, Robert Hillmer of Magrath, s New arrivals in Misses and Ladies Fall and Winter Coats and Jacketso Leather-like Jackets 1 rack of Spring Jackets suitable for Fall» I YOUR CHOICE 1/2 P R I C E I . Joli HI ■ III II 11111111 Hill II1111 ItlHl III III IM 11111 ll!tl 111 lll'HH III11 Illi 111111) 111111 h 1111HII1H Ilin = J.HIH|M llM|UililHllHHHlHH|IHnaii4|lil»l|HlMHJ»JHMIHU»l|HillllHIIIINIIhltHHMHIlHMbllUIIHIHhllH'IIHHIIlHiil|lHUI_ s £ PRICED FROM JACKETS Lovely plaid Car Coats, Suede and and Coats - so real you can’t tell,, coco Mr» and Mrs, Kent Crookston of Ithica, New York are receiving con gratulations on the birth of a daughter August 6 th. Maternal, grandparents are Mr« and Mrs, Max Jones of Provo, Utah Paternal grandmother is Mrs, Lis-adore Harker of Magrath, Kent is engaged in research at Cornell University, rt 9 rj a Recent guests at the home of Mr<- and Mrs, Earl Gurney and attend ants at the Price - Gurney wedding were Mr» Bert Boyson and sons and Mrs, Darlene Munro ahd Heather of Edmonton, Mrt and Mrs» Heber Matkin of Lethbridge, Mrs, Matilda Wilde of Raymond? sons and daughters-in-jaw Mx\, and Mrs, Martin Gurney and children and Mr» and Mrs» Bruce Gurney and children of Orem, Utah Mr, and Mrs, Sheldon Gurney and family of Vancouver, Mr, and Mrs, Don Gurney and Kerstan of Granger Utahj son-in-law and daughter Mr, and Mrs, Norman Law and family of Utah, Mrs, Bill Heninger of Foremost, o a ® o n Winners of the Tennis Raffle were Miles Heck and Mr, Don Paradis of Lethbridge, Mrs, Darlene Miller and Mr, David Lowry of Magrath» I SWEATERS t New Fall and Winter Sweaters in Pullovers and ICardigans in smart styles for the coming season» Eye-catching stripes, fancy knit plain shades f and multi colors PRICED FROM for Fall» New Fall and Winter Arrivals in Misses and Ladies Slacks, New GREY FLANNELS in the popular Baggie fashion with cuffs» New PLAIDS & CHECKS in becoming color combinations Styled Sweaters to wear with and BlazerSc WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW SHIPMENT OF GIRIS, MISSES AND LADIES CANVAS RUNNERS FOR "BACK-TO-SCHOOL" ». WHITE, BLACK AND NAVY» Priced from $2,75 UP MAGRA I H ¿RADINO COMBaNY LTD. MEN'S BOYS' WEAR ♦ 1- 9 5 BOYS CREW NECK 100$ PURE WOOL SWEATERS IN PUIaL-OVER STYLE Reg, $8.98 SALE $5^98 Young Men's 100% Acrylic knit Sweaters in three popular Pullover styles - V Neck, Crew Neck, Turtle Neck. Popular shades of White, Black, Brown, Burgandy, Green, Red, Navy. M, Lo XL-, 1000 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cook returned recently from an enjoyable vacation. They motored to Revestoke, B.C. and continued their trip with son-in-law and daughter ackie and nnne Desimone to Vancouver where an uncle of Jackies gave them a tour of the city. They ferried across to Nanaim«- and Tadyimith and visited Lynn and Muriel Sabey and family, went : to the oarnical of trees, camped by the ocean. Returning to the mainland they visited Jim and Loma Hamilton at Mission City, then to Osoyous where son u cz? Jeanne and girls were vacationing.’ hick, daughters Jean Smith and • , then heme. Such we will never forget. vacatinni’ Heading back, spent two happy days in family and Kay Davis, .an enjoyable í i Menxs Fortrel Dress and Semi-dress Slacks in plains and patterns, Fla-.'js and regular leg styling. REGULAR $16.95 - $24.95 20% OFF • Soys 1 counter of Boys' Doe- ■ skin and Corduroy School Pants in assorted styles and colors, 3-6X REGULAR $3.95 0 o. BE SURE TO SEE THE NEW ARRIVALS IN MEN'S AND BOYS' FALL AND WINTER JACKETS INCLUDING DOWN FILLED JACKETS AND PARKAS. ALSO MEN'S DOWN FILLED VESTS IN SLEEVELESS AND SLEEVE STYLES, REVERSIBLE. Men's St. Boys' Wear Dept.-. J Part time Librarywork 4 hours a day Magrath School Lib- Applications should ATTENTION: Guests are asked to please note that in case of inclement weather the wedding reception for Diana Gruninger will be held in the Mqgrath Assembly Hallo WANTED: Aide to in both rarieso state experience and qualifications (typing is essential) and be sent to: CoM. Pilling, Secretary-Treasurer Cardston School Division #2 before September 30/73o NOTICE: Am taking orders for 1 year old hens, stewing chickenso Will kill the lant week in September, 750 each, First come first served. Paul Waldner 758-6566, New Elm Colony, FOR SALE OR TRADE: Boys bicycle. Also 1 pair of Boys winter boots size 7^ or 8, Ph. 758-308/+, WANTED: Cleaning ladyContact Mary Tanner, 758-3082 STRAYED TO TED LAW FARM - young male German Shepherd, Owner please claim, THANK YOU: Our sincere thanks to the Magrath'Fire Department, neighbors, and everyone who helped with the fire at our Jefferson farm. The Thomson Families Magrath U.C.W. will, the United Church NOTICE: meet in . . Hall ^ues. Sept, 18tho Business meeting at 7s3O P.M. At 8:30 P,M, Mrs, Delores Fall.ger will show films on China to which all interested ladies are welcome, FOR SALE: refinished antique Buffet, Bruce Gorham, phone 758-3253. FOR SALE: Flute - like new. Ph. 758-3460. Wanted to Rent: E flat Alto Saxophoneo Ph, 758-3078, Randy Davies, FOR SALE: B flat Trumpet, Ph. 758-3412, FOR SALE: Huge potted Japanese Rose houseplant, Mrso John Niznikowskio LADIES GOLF SOCIAL - Wednesday Sept. 19th, 3cPaM, Pot Luck Supper following golf. MAuK/M M i HAU CARDSTON SCHOOL DIVISION IMS RELEASE #16 Agreement has been reached, between the Cardston School -Divisional. Board and the Caretakers Association on a 16 month contract which will be in effect until December 31, 1975-> Salary increases amounted io as much as $1,225 c00 per year spread over 16 months for full-tr-.-. o Caretakers and proportional amour :-s for part-time workers. Mr- Calvin Olsen was appointed Assistant Maintenance Supervisor for the Division- Mr - Olsen., a native of the area, has worked in management pc crons with 1 he Southern Alberta Co Cp and Beaver Lumber Co;, for the past few years- His duties will be to assist Mr, R- Leavitt In all aspects of the o' ivis i on ’ s maint. enance pro gram Hr., David i^asmussen resigned from the divisional teaching staff and Mr0 Dell Atwood has been appointed to till the position fo?? this school termAn Early Childhood Education Program has been Instigated in Magrath, Cardotun and GlenHill Schoolso This program provides a half-day period of uooivities and socialisation foi’ pre school children , One-way buying is being supplied by divisional busses to .make the service available to rural studentsr In addition to the Provin- .■lax. Grant, a tuition charge of $100 per year is roquured to provide the program to as many civ Liven as possible. Present era oljp_e.it figures of approximately 160 pupils indicate considerable enthusiasm for the program - The next roeding of the Beard is set for September 19th as 7:30 PnMc Monday morning, September 17th at 10$15 Premier Longhead and some Cabinet Ministers will arrive at Magrath by helicopter landing East of the Grandstand- The Magrath Cardston Band and School Children vd.ll constitute part of a Welcoming Committee. You also are cordially invxted . The Premier and his party will be visiting the Schools and also the Hospital, having in mind a new High School and a combined Health Centre and Senior Citizens Complex- A luncheon will be tendered the Premier and his party the same dav at Cardston at 12?.15- ' It is hoped many from th? s area will attend when the Abandonment of our Railway and Gra:'n Elevators will be di serssed, Magrath & District Chamber of Commerce. NOTICE; Any girls interested in starting Brownies ar Guide; please contact Leva Harker., Ph- 758'-3126 or Ingrid Brs-stler 758-6613 before Sept.-, 20/73, I IMG COM 71 NY LTD.— HAADWARE.PER J. VJHY PAI $600.00 FOR A WATER SOFTENER WHEN YOU CAN BUI ONE FOR $299,00 - COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC. IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT THE AUTOMATIC CENSOR TESTS THE SOFTENER. IF IT NEEDS REGENERATING, THE PROCESS TAKES PLACE AUTOMATICALLY, IF REGENERATING IS NOT REQUIRED IT IS TESTED DAY AFTER DAY ( it may take 2 to 4 weeks between regenerations) THIS SYSTEM IS A GREAT SALT SAVER. SALT IS ONLY USED WHEN REGENERATING. YOU CAN PUT ENOUGH SALT IN FOR 3 to 4 MONTHS. SEE ON DISPLAY IN THE HARDWARE. 299 SHOT SHELLS . __ 12 GAUGE WINCHESTER HEAVY LOAD - box FLY KILLERS GOLDEN MALRIN SUGAR BAIT - 1# - 5# 6* THANK YOU: Our thanks to the people «p Magrath - we are sorry we had to move without saying "Good Rye" t.n oo many of our friends. A special "thanks" to Greg and Joanne’s teachers, the members of the United Church and the Arts & Crafts. We will have many pleasant memories of our days in Magrath. Vic & Jay Kautz, Greg and Joanne. Mrs. Irene Horsley of Seattle, Wash, returned by air to her home Sept. 4th after visiting relatives in Lethbridge and Magrath including her sister Mrs» F. Fo Balderson. THANK YOU: Bert Gibb and family wish to express their appreciation to all in this community for their many kindnesses shown to them and to their wife and mother during her long illness and passing,, The Magrath History Assec, has been formed under the sponsorship of the Town Council to write a History and compile an Album of Magrath and District. We can get a grant under "New Horizons for expenses except printing but we must present a budget. If we use an inferior binding and soft cover we can print a book for $5 but good binding and hard cover will run to #7 ” $7*50 selling price. Vie want your 'pinion as to which to work for. Hazel Dudley is secretary, Also there will be meeting later. J.A. Spencer. a MAGRATH TRADING COM ANY LTD. ■c BEEF MEATY . Ar, G. too1$ Pkg« e (GARLIC SAUSAGE I [MEAT-CHEESE LOAF | i BURNS ___ (: I I ,09 h i |I Q t= | l j sliced ®. .lb. | The Alberta Temple, Cai’dston was the setting for a pretty Summer wedding when Janice Gurney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gurney of Magrath and Peter Price, son of Mr. and Mrs, Darwin Price of Taber, were united in marriage. Pres« Elmo Fletcher performed the double ring ceremony in the presence of family and close friends® The bride chose as her attendants her sister Myrna Law as Matron of Honor, bridesmaids Debbie Karren, Carol Ann Adamson of Stirling and Debbie Law was Junior bridesmaid. Flower girl was Kersten Gurney, niece of the bride0 The groom was attended by Ken Adams, Kent Leishman, Doug Wright and Gordon Saunders with Kevin Gurney, nephew of the bride, as ring bearer. Following the ceremony a wedding dinner took place in the Raymond Second Ward Church with Mrs, Darwin Price and Mrs. Angelina Witbeck, grandmother of the groom, as hostesses® During the dinner Mr. Bob West proposed the bridal toast with the groom suitably responding. Saturday evening the Magrath Elementary School Gymnasium was beautifully decorated for a Calling Reception when friends and relatives gathered to extend best wishes® Welcoming the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Arlidge Hill of Raymond, uncle and aunt of the groom, Mr. Bert Boyson. uncle of the bride and Mrs® Darlene Munro of Edmonton® The guest register was attended by Miss Janet Fletcher® Parents of the bride and groom together with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Price of Taber, Mrs® Angelina Witbeck and Mrs. Matilda Wilde of Raymond assisted the bride and groom and their attendants in receiving. Miss Marilyn Gurney arranged the gift tables assisted by Miss Marty Boyson and Miss Leslee Gurney. Host and Hostess for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Don Gurney, brother and sisterin- law of the bride. A lovely lunch was served by the Misses Sylvia Hovey, Mariann Alston, Joanne Passey, Bonnie Harker, Valerie Hansen, Cindy Rice, Carolyn Ririe, Darci & Debbie Fletcher, Patricia and Norma Wilde, Virginia Bennett, Susan Harker and Teran Garside with Mrs. Lisa Thomson supervising. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wockniiz and Mr. and Mrs® Jon Ackroyd presided at the Punch table and kitchen arrangements were in charge of Mrs. Avilda Coleman assisted by Mesdames Dorothy Bennett, Joyce Thomson, Ruth Wilde, Marjorie Coleman, Alice Stevenson and Meline Wilde, The wedding cake wqs beautifully decorated by Mrs® Bertha Bennett and Mrs. Viola Miller supervised the decorating of the gymnasium® A program was presented with Mr, Arlidge Hill as Master of Ceremonies. Joanne Ririe enacted an original dance number relating Janice during her dancing years and Mrs® Darlene Munro sang "Wedding Prayer" accompanied by Mrs® Heber Matkin® During the evening taped music was played under the direction of Mr® Bill Meyers who also took charge of the music for the wedding dance which concluded the evening® The happy couple will make their home in Kelona, B®C® vents l •oro'if n e • • o • e o THANK YOU: We wish to thank all those who helped in any way to make such a memorable wedding day for Janice and Peter., Mr. and Mrs® Earl Gurney & Mr. and Mrs® Darwin Price. TO GIVE AWAY: Kittens® WANTED: Odd jobs, will haul garbage® Ph® 758-3527 MAGRA I H TRADING COMPANY-LTD. $ $ $ § S $ $ $ $ $ $ III JELLO DESSERTS . 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