| 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. 75&-3&>5 PHONES: OFFICE 758-3033 EO0CERIES 750—3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE STORE HOURS: Monday^ Tuesday Thursday and Friday .«¿,. Wednesday. 8 A«M. to 1 P.M* huhi«Saturday .8 a;m; .8 A.M. to 6 P.M to 7 P.M THURSDAY, JULY 1st, I965. * 4.;.4**.i**4 4*.4*.4* *.**.4u»MAGRATH, ALBERTA Jätens ^'Boys UUear ami wear Cottens. BOYS . TERN SHIRTS Western cut yokes in ginghams, colorful prints or two tone wash-ami Cottens, Pearl snap button trim. Assorted colors. 298 ' MEN’S . Q98 TO 098 WESTERN HATS Celebrate the Deminion Day by wearing a Western Straw - and enjoy it for vacation wear and every day wear during the Summer. Assorted styles for Men and Boys, r— " 990 t» SELECT A PAIR OF WESTERN PANTS - WRANGLER JEANS, G.W.G. COWBOY KINGS, DAYS HIPSTERS AND H OYSTERS^ G.W.G. TRIM TAPERED TWILLS AND STRETCH SLIMS FOR HOLIDAY & VACATION WEAR BOYS DRESS OXFORDS • Black Leather Dress in two popular styles - 3 eyelet tie oxford or gore slip on with West- ~7 AQ ”70^ err. type vamp . / MEN’S GREBWORK SHOES: ankle length Work Shoe- featuring leather sole, steel shank, plain toe, onu REGULAR $12.95 . ^7^ frMEN’S RUBBER BOOTS - KEEP YOUR FEET COMFORTABLY ¿DRY. LOW CUTS - $4.80. IRRIGATION - $6.99. ¿GOOD SUPPLY OF "JAC" SHIRTS FOR MEN AND BOYS. | ¿WASHABLE COMBED COTTONS, LINENS AND ARNELS. IN J ¿POPULAR COLORS TOO. $5.95 to $6.95. t HIPSTER SHORTS Styled by Stanfields in rib knit combed cottons. Designed to wear with Hipster & Hoyster Pants SANALS 00 Italian Sandals with carved wooden heels or flatties in your choice’of Black, White or - Tan leather. . HU IHII1111 llllt HHIIi i I mill lllli III IIIIHHIIII Hill i IIHI Hill Illi llllll I nil I m 111 III 1111 immil SPORTSWEAR SHORT SHORTS BURMUDA SHORTS BLOUSES PEDDLE PUSHERS You will be cool, comfortable and well dressed in any of the charming fashions on display* Styles are for leisure and fabrics requite the mi ini mum of dare and include wash & wear cottons, linens, ginghams, terylemes, amel jerseys, etc* SIZES: 9 to Swimming Season is Here, Be ready for "Pool Opening" in a new Swim Suit. Our selection includes tge latest fashions in one and two piece -”mbers including Jantzeh DECK PANTS = SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE, Ì LADIES ~ SEE THE I TRICOT GOW & Î PYJAMAS. .11111111 liti 11111111H111111111111111 III 11H111fI II 11 m «z </ »z ti u iz •V)F taz \z V/ y/ \/z\ /\/“ :5 FOR PERFECT RELAXING Enjoy Summer comfort during yo’’ - ' leisure hours by relaxing in a co i comfortable Duster - nylon, Cotto i Gingham, Crinkle Crepe i i i i i i i i i i i i i i _i i i ++-; -:-h-h--?+-h-++++ hiiihiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiHmmmiiiu»inHiiiiimii»Himiti SEE THS CHILDREN’S COTTON PYJAMAS AND NIGHTGOWNS IN SOFT DRIP DRY COTTON DATTQTTTP A CCJfADT’TP'R k X « L 1 xx-l • W X XJXZ STYLES AND COLORS FOR BOYS AND ’C-IRLS SIZESx 2-1A. rnriu iixmiki Nirtnnor Popular Canvas Runners including Foamtreads for both Ladies and Girls. Perfect for holiday and vacation wear. 980 io 349 For a defendant, accused of stealing a'watch, the lawyer had put dp a brilliant defense. The judge, noting the'jury’s verdict, repeated to the prisoner; "You are acquitted. You are free to go, "I?m acquitted?", the defemdamt see,ed surprised "Docs that mean I have to give the watch back?" A Calling Reception honoring i. . and Mrs. Bill Hewton (nee _ixie Hovey) was held Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Amelia BriggS, ' ' ' ' Greeting the guests were the bride and groom, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lon Hovey, and her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bohnet of Calgary. Miss Helen Bourne presided at the guest register and at the gift tables were Mrs. Wilma Taylor and Miss Mary Holladay. Mrs. Inez Gibb was hostess for the'occasion and daility refreshments were served by the Misses Inger Jensen, Sharon Miller, Diane Gruninger, ' Jean Harker and Peggyann Coleman. Kitchen arrangements were by Mesdames Betty Briggs, Shirley Neilson and Afton Keeler. Mr, and Mrs* Hewton left on the weekend for Toronto where Mr, Hewton has accepted a position with the Ford Motor Co. of Canada in the Drafting Division of the Engineering department. Over fifty members and their partners of the 150th Quorum of Seventies from Magrath, Spring Coulee and Welling enjoyed a get-to-gether Saturday evening at the Magrath Assembly Hall. Svend Jensen was in charge of the event and Roy Chipman acted as Master of Ceremonies for the evening, A delicious dinner was served in the banquet room of the Assembly Hall with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Miller, Mr. and’Mrs. Rulon Thomson and Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Norton in charge of preparations and serving. Following the banquet games were played under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Miller, A most enjoyable evening was had by all. Friends and neighbors gathered at the Magrath United Church Saturday evening to bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs, A.T, (Ted) Austin and family. Scotch plaids were in evidence in decor, reminiscent of Mrs. Austin’s Scotish background. Mr, Leonard Whitt capably handled the duties of Ifester of Ceremonies and introduced the program which was interspersed with recollections he and Ted had had during their lifetime association, ' Numbers included "This land Is Your land1*, a chorus sung by the Brownies and Guides accompanied by Miss Terry Yamamoto on the pianoj Mrs, Alice Stevenson attired in Scotch kilt danced two Scotish numbers, The Sword Dance and The Highland Fling; Mrs, Janet Kay also attired in Scotch kilt sang Scotish vocal numbers "She* s the Lass For Me" and "If I Marry Again", accompanied at the piano by Miss Join Christensen. "The Electrician’ s Wife" was presented as a monologue by Norma Owens, The program closed with the Brownies and Guides gathering around a glowing campfire and singing campfire songs led by Miss Kathy Harker. ' On behalf of the Magrath United Church Sunday School, Mrs, Owens presented Sheila, Stuart and Neil Austin with parting gifts of bibles and Mr, Syl Rarick, on behalf of the congregation presented Mr, and Mrs. Austin with a parting gift. ' During the lunch hour which followed Miss Joan Christensen presided at the piaho, playing a number of\popular Scotish numbers. Mrs, Austin, on behalf of her family, expressed their appreciation for the evening. The Austins are leaving shortly to make their home in Castlegar B. C, where Mr, Austin is in the electrical business. DOST: 1 transistor radio highly valued as a keepsake. Reward to whoever returns it. , Zola Whitehead. FOR SALE; Chevrolet ton truck. Cheap for cash. Box 296, Magrath. Mr, and Mrs, Jim Cook are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son born Wednesday, June 23rd in the Magrath Municipal Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor all of Magrath, Mr. and Mrs, Bob Franz of' Lethbridge aré the proud parénts of a son,(9 lbs. 10 oz.), Born Saturday, June 26th.'Mrs, Franz is the former Sharlené Whitehead, daughter of Mrs, Zola Whitehead. Dr, Wayne Matkin and son óf Lethbridge were Magrath visitors Monday, Mr, and Mrs. Nephi Harker have as their guests their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and MrS. Ed Ashton and family of Pointe Claire, Quebec, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robinson are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son born Friday, June 25th in the Magrath Municipal Hospital. Mrs. Rae Atwood and children of Las Vegas, Nevada are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, D. T. Nelson. Mr. Gerald Leishman was home for the weekend from Winnipeg where he was attending a course in Hospital Administration, Finally: "I’ve been working here eight years," complained the employee to the ranch boss, "and I’ve been doing the work of three men. Now I want a raise." The rancher objected. "I can’t give you a raise," he said, "but if you’ll tell me who the other two men are I’ll fire ’em." THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED_ Mr. and Mrs. Varge Landy and v.ûldren rf Escondido, California are visiting their .a.rents, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Landy and Mrs. Vada James; also her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Cook and family. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Matkin left recently for Vancouver where they were joined by his sister Mrs. Mary Brown and continued on a two week holiday to Alaska. Mrs. Dorothy Hamilton and daughter of Cardston were Magrath visitors 'during the weekend, guests ôf her parents, Mr* and Mrs, Orin Harker. Also visiting at the Harker home are her brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Grover Corliss of Edmonton. Miss LaVonne Peterson of Dencer, Colorado is vising with her father, Mr, Claude Peterson in Wei ling. Miss Jean Steele who has been attending university in Provo* Utah is visiting in Magrath* Mr. and Mrs* Bill Minor, Orton and Barbara motored from Claresholm Saturday evening to attend the farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Ted Austin and fami ly/ Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rombeugh and fami ~ly have returned home from a three week holiday. Dr. and Mrs. Mark Dahl left Monday for Banff where he is attending a Medical Convention. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gagan are celebrating their Fiftieth Wedding anniversary Fri dpy July 2nd. Open House is being held in their honor in the Banquet Room of the Magrath Assembly Hall when friends may call to extend best wishes from 5 to 8 P.M. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Anderson and fami 1 y of Salt lake City, Utah, former Magrath residents, are visiting with relatives and friends, guests of Mr* and Mrs. Svend Jensen. Mr, and Mrs* Vai Kay had as guest her mother Mrs, McCulloch r* • their reeent of Coleman, Key., and Mrs, ' .•/alter Murray left Sunday 'to ' vacation atf the '■ Nest Coast, Thcy. will be“gone * t/i. :ionth of July. SCHOOLS OUT COTTON KNIT PLAY SETS — Shorts and Peddle Pushers with mtching tops. Sizes 3X t* 10 yrs, REGULAR $3,75.$1,98 In the bulletin of the Lincoln-Douglas Toastmaster Club of Springfield, Illinois, the editor writes: "If you find a mistake, .lease consider it was put there for a purpose, We try to publish something for everyone, and some people are always looking for ■ istakes,” I E MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED, Patients in the Magrath Municipal Hospital during the past week included Mr. Harden Anderson, Mr. Charles Sims, Mrs. Christie Harker, Mrs. Jennie Van Horn, Mrs. C-cne Wheeler, Mrs. Geneva Wood, Mrs. Jean Coldman, Mrs. Lillian Minor, Danny Joe Marsh, Mrs. Jim Cook and son, Mrs. Wayne Robinson' and son, Mrs. Iola Harker, Mrs. Nora Rixon, Mrs. Mary Bauer and Mrs. Christine Niznik-owski. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Neilson have had as their guests Mr. James Passey of Seattle, Washington, Mr, Herbert Lathrop and son of Anchorage, Alaska; Mr* and Mrs. Glen Bal 1i and family and Mrs* Karl Dahl arid family' all of Salt lake City, Utah; Mr, and Mrs, Wes Hedenstrom and family of Edmonton arid Miss Sandra Dahl and friend of Edmonton, Mrs, Luella Turner and son"Lyman have as their guests Mr. and Mrs, LaDrue Turner of Stockton, California, Mrs, Esther MtkVey and Mrs, A rd all a Bennett had as their4 guests Monday their" brother-in—law and sister Mr*'and Mrs,"J, C, Peterson accompanied by Mrl arid Mrs, Gary Peterson all of Richmond, B, C, LAC Pat Brown of Magrath was awarded the T, Rex Forsyth Memorial trophy at the annual inspectiori and awards night held in Raymond recently. Presentation was made by FO Duane Forsyth, The trophy was given to the squadron three years ago in memory of FO T, Rex Forsyth who was killed in action with the RCAF in 1944, It is given to” the most outstanding air cadet in Magrath, LAC Orton Minor received it in I963 and Cpl Neil Austin received it in 1964, ' Pat, the son of Mr. and Mrs, Waldon Brown, will also attend summer camp at RCAF Station Namao and will be accompanied by Carter Currie, also of Magrath, Congratulations are being extended’to” Robert Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs, W, B, Taylor who graduated with honors from second year studies at the University of Alberta and haw been accepted for his first year medicine. The The The The The The "THE DESERTED VILLAGE" Sweet was the sound, when oft at evening’s close Up yonder hill the village murmur rose; There, as I pass’d with careless steps' and slow, mingling notes came soften’d from beldw; swain responsive as the milkmaid suiis/ sober herd that low’d to meet their voting noisy geese that gabbled o’er the pool, playful children just let loose from ' . school, watchdog’s voice that bay’d the whiSp-ring wind, And the loud laugh that spoke the vacant ' mind, These all in sweet confusion sought the ' shade, And will’d each pause the nightingale had" made. Oliver Goldsmith. uiiiiHiiiiHminiiHjiinHihmuHHHiiiiiiHiiiinuiHiuiitiiuuinnHHiiKiniiiniwiHiiHiiriiiuiniiMHtuHBrMBHMJH CAMP TABLES 1295 PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC CLOTHES FOLDING METAL CAMP TABLES, STURDY FOLDING LEGS. COMPLETE WITH CARRYING handle. SUMMER VALUE. REGULAR $79,50 . RATTAN TRAVEL AIR COOLER BE READY TO BEAT THE HEAT WHEN IT ARRIVES. a modern art exhibit two small boys stared at a wildly abstract painting. One of the youngsters muttered to the other: ’’Let’s get out of aere before they say we did it". TRAVEL AIR; Walnut grain finish on galvanized steel cabinet. Adjustable air flow grille. Water flow control valve. Powerful 2 speed motor. Self purifying air filter. PLASTIC GOODS 1 COUNTER OF PLASTIC WARE IN ASSORTED COLORS* WATER PalLS - with metal handle WASTE BASKETS - < > DISH PANS (Square) DuC Baskets, dish drainers ■ .mVIUramllKIUmiHliUtUUNMUlHNUIItmnnMWMMttHMniNlHiNHilMMMiiMMtMIHlUtlllUmtlHNl. II. !n Easy viewing water level. Galvanized' all steel cabinet, dependable one speed motor. Full 1 year guarantee. Direct drive screened pump, 4995 REGULAR $4,98 Jdardware JJepi SIMMON'S MATTRESS SPECIAL 1 ONLY SIMMONS.MATTRESS - left from our SPRING SALE. Z-950 5/8" PLASTIC GARDEN HOSE. ‘ GUARANTEED. COMPLETE WITH HEAVY DUTY BRASS COUPLINGS. GARDiN HQSi Distinctive Broadloom Carpet Ruhners in popular Tweed, Rubberized back, -will not slip. SIZES s 27 x 108 . SIZES: 21 x 72 . Rattan Chairs m a woven wicker desigm. Sturdy metâl'legs and frayé. Ideal for Lawn* Patio or for use in the Ijome Towel Ensemble -Üry ÇoogL J)ept FOR THE JULY BRIDE TERRY TOWEL SETS Soft Terry Towels, nicely gift wrapped in matching sets* Assorted designs in screen printed floral patterns, checks, etc, $2,90 up, LUNCHEON SETS LINEN BRIDGE SETS* Plain slub linen cloth with matching’napkins (4) featuring cotton lace medalion trim. WHITE, GOLD, GREEN, ^0 LINEN LUNCHEON SETS: 5 piece sets including Cloth and matching napkins (4) in attractive embroidered designs including "Maple Leaf” and Forget Me Not" Gift packaged. ZJ.95 I PILLOWSLIPS - | Pillow Slips in'assorted designs including embroid- I ered| appliqued, lade insets in a nice array of I colors* I ADJUSTABLE HAIR ROLLERS 1 Self sizing plastic Hair rollers that i will snap into 6 different positions* [ Snaps flat for traveling* iqq 16 rollers & case . | COSMETIC BAGS | Two smartly styled Travel & Cosmetic i Bags, plastic lined. Ideal for carry— i ing cosmetcis, using when swimming & I for vacationing, RAIN CAPS Plastic Rain Caps im assorted styles of plain or figured. Complete in neat carrying cases. TO 290 29S TO 398 TEX BLANKETS MADE Kingston Blankets ,ade froiti a bl6nd of' mJderh fibres* COLORSt Coral) White, Gold, Pink, Blue, Aqua, Green. 595 ESMOND BLANKETS- blended fabric [CUT CRYSTAL JEWELRY I | One and three strand Cut Crystal Neck- I | lace and Earring Sets | i REGULAR $2.25-. $7,95 | 55 AND 5301 HUHH Hl IHHlIHimiHHIUlUIKUllllll I 1111)10'" A preacher coming into a new was invited to join one of the luncheon clubs. In introducing speaker facetiously said there ing him to be the "chief hog caller" for | the club, I In responding the preacher said: "Gentld men, I certainly appreciate the very greatf honor you have conferred upon me. When I came to this community, I had expected to be shepherd of a flock; but of course you know your crowd better than I do," ENJOY THE DOMINION DAY HOLIDAY The fegrath Trading Company Ltd. HOME PERMS © STANFIELD'S i location civic f him. the 1 were elect-4 Nylon tricot Nighties in a style that is sure to please Milady. Sheer nylon yoke, enibroidered with floral motif. Blue •r Pink, (Short puff sleeve) NEW PUSH BUTTON FOAM HCKE PERMANENTS (Enjoy care-free "flair Care" this summer) NOTICE; Due to circumstances be>und our control, we have found it necessary to discontinue our Locker Plant and Processing services. We have appreciated your loyal support over the past years, and it is with regret that this decision had to be made. ThTlock- ?1ft ^*5, and we would appreciate your co-operation in Association. °v^r pY>C 1.H I I .-AJ "I TTTTV /-v-» » *. ^/ M making other arrangements by that time. Magrath Co-Operative NOTICE; July ist, being a statutory holiday, there will be no mail service to the public at the Magrath Post Office. J. C. Alston, Post Master. LOST: 1 transistor radio - highly valued as a keepsake. Reward to who ever returns tt. THANK YOU: Sincerest appreciation to all who helped in any way with/-Dixie and Bi 1U s reception. Mr. and Mrs, Lon Hovey. FOR SALE: Gumsey milk cow, due October. Also Angus-Jersey cross Milk cow with Angus bull calf. Both cows good milkers. Bill Peterson. Hi. 758-3246. WHOLE FRYERS . . - limited Quantity.per lb. BOSTON BUTTS I WIENERS I BURNS . per lb. 470 BURNS BAR—B-Q Bulk .per lb. 390 NOTICE: Donelda’s Beauty Shop will be closed from Monday, July 5th through to Saturday, July 10th. Donelda Navratil. MaGRATH PARK THEATRE NEWS; Thursday, Friday and Saturday, July 1st, 2nd and 3rd: "HOW THE WEST WAS WON” in color starring James Stewart and an all star cast. Special Prices: Adults - $1.00; Students 600 and Children 350« VACATION SCHOOL - for years will be'held at Church Monday, August August 6th from 9A.MC istration fee - 250. Children aged 4 to 12 the Magrath United 2nd through Friday to 11:30 A.M, RegNon denominational. Any interested parents wishing to register their children now, please contact Mrs. Elizabeth DeArmand, REMINDER - The annual AOTS Chicken Barbeque Supper will be held Saturday, July lOtfi at Jubilee Park from 5 to 7»3O P.M. $1.50 per plate. Hot dogs and ice cream free to children accompanied by parents. The teacher examined the “dirty hands'1 and face of the little girl. "Goodness, Jane,” she exclaimed, "but you’re pretty dirty, aren’t you?" ' ' "Yes, Miss Sanders," replied Jane coyly, "but I’m prettier clean." THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED A Good Place to Trade ENJOY THE DOMINION DAY HOLIDAY JULY 1st 00 [MEAT SPREADS SQUIRREL (6<£ off) 32 oz. jar 'fUIHlMIH III ■ III II HHHIHIIlif HhlhllllUIII II III ll||| Ml Hull Utili II IMUHHHf f IHHHHHIII l| . . . . . I FRUIT COCKTAIL PEANUT BUTTER AYLMER FANCY, I5 oz 4 tins 1 . TOMATO KETCHUP J HEINZ niuiuhimtiHuuui 1t for 1l oot! JI CLARK’S ASSORTED. 3 oz* ï1 tins 1J 00 -NAB 0 B. Regular or fine. 1 lb. pkg • . .nill» |l|^IIIIIHI||U|iniiii||liU(|il»ini|iHHU||| BABY FOODS : HEINZ STRAINED OR JUNIOR 5 oz, tins luiliHIIHHitl.UllilIllllinllHlIHilHlInHIHillllhiillllHilHiIlllMltlllllHHIHIUIllllll.H111M11 |i I UM 11HI. Hili., . SPAGHETTI ’ IN TOMATO SaUCE 15 oz. tins Ö for 8901 MIRACLE "WHIP .•32 HI<llll|l|.IIHIHIHHiH»H||ni.MI»M.HIUItWIIII»HHII|IIW<l|IHH4l<,||,<,|„||l,M„lUllUll(l»»m.l»<B|.li.'< BROWN BEANS CLARK’S rich 15 oz. tins for 890 dl HlUltllHIIMl I Illi IIIIHM1HI HIM IIIIMII HHIN1llillHIMHtll|illllll|ilh|tllMl))|||HlllHIH lIUMUIIilllfi Ili I MJ illt IIHH h I HllHIUnillltllHUH li I rifflHHMIHUmulIJIUHUMIl Ili 1'11111111111111111111111111111111(1111111111 HI IHM HI UHUIUI ui Ul II III HIM PINK SALMON PARAMOUNT [pRESH (Produce ORANGES cello bags 6 lb.£ 950 PLUMS. Santa Rosa per lb. 290 LETTUCE . CELERY. WATERMELON POTATOES . crisp solid heads per lb. 230 tender, crisp stalks Sweet and Juicy- Old per lb. .per lb. IO lbs- 890
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