Magrath Store News (August 29, 1963)

• Main Author: Magrath Trading Store
• Format: Journal/Newspaper
• Language: English
• Published: J. A. Ririe 1963
• Subjects: Magrath (Alta.) > Newsletters; Alta; Austin; Canada; Coleman; Rasmussen; Ida; Christensen; Venus; Nash; Resolute Bay; Brigham; Dee; St. Anthony; Willis; Stripe; Morrow; Peacock; Briggs; Daly; Conway; Baxter; Atwood; Bradshaw; Rath; Stanton; Gloom; Archibald; Guernsey; Wakefield; Loma; Bouquet; Brice; Walden; Kinsey; Tennant; Jumper; Blue Mountain; Borley; Ball Point; Rae; Pink salmon
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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. PHONESi OFFICE 21 GROCERIES 364 DRY GOODS 124 . STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 8 Wednesday ,.,.8 A.M, to 1 P.M, .Saturday 8 . HARDWARE 34 A.M; to 6 P.M. A.M. to 7 P.M. • Thursday, August 29th, 1963 Ifegrath, Alberta. 298 Girls Navy, with smart collar. Bright new cottons, crisp ginghams in fashion-wise for the young lady going back to school SIZES 6 to 12,,. White cotton slips in plain or‘tierred skirt styles Eyelet embroidery and lace trimi SIZES 6' • to 14 n u iM U tm iiH H iinH U H o n i lllllll 1*1 lll|| II lHI< lllllllHKKHIHI HHlII 11III lllllll GIRDLES Soft, light weight girdles with correct control, /GO and jllllHHlttlllinHIHiHIHIHlIIIHIimilllillHtHIHimUIHHiHIUlillllllllilllllllllimi'lt (Garter Belts ' \ Cotton garter belts with | adjustable waist, [•0 . «uuiuuuuuuumuuuuvuuuuHnmmMmnuumuuMHmuHUMMM». | PANTIES I Ladybird Cotton and Nylon f panties, lace trim. A' fav-l orite with all. White, jjtak, Yellow, ^g,. lUIHUninilllHUIHnuHIlllHllllinillllUlHlIlHIlinillllllllllHHIHnHillllllllllllHH I »11 'E s Ban Lon Pullovers, short sleeve, round neek in White, Pink^ Red. Girls white Bulky Knit Cardigans 298 up MISSES LANSEA SWEATERS 100% pure wool, short sleeve and long sleeve pullovers, cardigans, ^$5 JQ9^ MISSES BULKY KNIT CARDIGANS Styled for the Miss Sophist­icate for Back to School wear, A 5)HOES MISSES CASUALS - flats in popular styles. 4^ 5^ CHILDREN'S SAVAGE SHOES Boys» & Girls styles. up. Dry Qoods Dept. xiiiuuiHiiuiniiHiniiiiiiitiiimiiDMitiiiHniimiuxiimiimiiHiiiiiHiiiiinHiunuiiiiiuiiiiiiuoiiHiiiniiiiiHiiiiMiiuiuiiiiiif Upstairs slips. >• Girls white cotton Lace and ribbon trim, Size 10-14 * Regular $1,79 *.* GIRLS FAMGY CRINOLINES. Half slipj fancy net and lace trim. Sizes 10-14. Regular $2.98 G 7m mimi mimiiuuimukUHiuiiimmm mi 11 miimuinkummiiui minimi n mi 111 minium 11 m 1 i 1 mim ROLLER PERMS • New body perm by Bobbi. For roller hair styles! Includes 30 special rollers* 2*49 D □ Girls nylon tricot and amel tricot panties. Plain or figured. Applique, lace & embroidery trim. 49 £ E \a/Es L I Ladies summer Costume Jewelry in two piece necklace and earring sets, pin and earring sets. A SUMMER SAVINGS . » BLOUSES : London lassie cottons for Back to School wear.'Plain, checks and figures. Roll up sleeves. $2.98 and $3.98 HUHiHHinHUHHIHimUinUHHkUnkHnUkUUhlHnnUlltllHUUHl'IlhnihlinllAUiiUHtnUIMHIHUnUinniDilHHiuUiuiUUli 1 counter of Childrens '*Back to School” Shoes - black patents, bucks, leathers, etc. 1 counter of Misses flats CHILDREN'S MISSES --- x »g JUST ARRIVED - Work Gloves by Watson - Graymair with gored back $2.85 pr. Work Horse - soft tanned leather $4.35. Railroader gauntlet glove $3.50. Jdardware I e x I NORTHRITE SPECIALS • | RETRACTABLE BALL POINTS - 2 blue inks with ¡FREE red ink pen. All 3 for.only . 930 ¡PEN & REFIL - 750 value.49 £ i Men’s fleece lined long sleeved combed cotton Sweat Shirts. Knitted collar, $3.89 Boy3i white fleece lined Sweat Shirts, S,M,L. $1.98 and $2.98. I I I R T S ' Summer Sport Shirts - short sleeves, figured cottons. YOUR CHOICE I Innflfiig |LIFE GUARANTEE BALL POINT PEN* Northrite * Ipen, the only one with a written guarantee. Pen guaranteed for life. Super tank refil guaranteed for 1 year. ONLY 195 SHEAFFER SPECIALS SHEAFFER CARTRIDGE FEN - pen and 2 script packs (10) cartridges. QC REGULAR VALUE $3.93. d * Merlin Miller^ stationed with the RCAF at Resolute Bay, N.W.T. is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Frank P. Miller. 295 £ x = xx. Personality has the power to open many doors, but character must keep them open. 5 Voy Ackroyd and family have I FAVORITES’ I BACK TO SCHOOL Mr. and Mrs. returned to their home in Poulsen, Mont, after visiting their parents, Mr* and Mrs, Smith Ackroyd in Magrath and Mr. and Mrs Floyd Wilde of Welling. BOYS STRETCHY NYLON* Gay stripes in multi Colors. . _ , 490 CUSHION FOOTi Stretchy socks in white. Popular dushioned 801es- 790 COMBED COTTON; 100% soft combed cotton. Popular white with dark stripe trim. *>9C Patients in the Magrath Municipal Hospi­tal during the past week included Albert Kormos, Clarence Ehlert, Andrew Wurtz, Mrs. Elizabeth Baxter, Mrs. Inez Bennett, Patrick Sheridan, Brian Miller, Ronald Willis, Mrs. Borley, Mrs. Dora Coleman, Mrs. Waldner and son and Karen Hillmer. G.W.G. COWBOY KINGS JEANS Sizes 6 to 10 ,, .425 495 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cork and family of Van­couver were Wednesday visitors at the home of her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs, Bob Mikado WRANGLER JEANS — navy denim Boys sizes ./^^^to Sizes 11 to 18 or 7 Sizes 11 to 18 Men’s & Boys’ Wear Dept. HEADQUARTERS FOR BACK TO SCHOOL WEAR. brown figured to 10 G.W.G. SATEEN CHECK CASUALS Olive Sizes Classroom favorites' in drip dry cottons wash aiid wears, arnels, ginghams and outing flan­nels* SIZES 6 to 16 The Ifegrath Chamber of Commerce has re­ceived word from the Provincial Highways Department that the entrance signs to be placed on the highway directing motorists to the town of Magrath have been ordered, Membership in the Magrath Chamber has now reached 53. The drive for new members is still on.’ To become a member simply send your $2.00 memberwhip to Box 33j Mag* rath for Hack to School STANFIELDS T SHIRTS; Soft white combed cotton T shirts, non sag neck band. Nylon reinforced. | STANFIELDS UNDERSHORTS; Ribbed cotton for perfect fit. Athletic style, nylon reinforc­ed seams. Double seat, Out—of—town guests who attended the G-n-rney—Wi ~l 1 jams wedding reception Friday evening included Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Will­iams and daughter Fair May of St. Anthony, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. D.M. Holladay and Del­mar of Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Jbe Jensen of' Cardston, Mr. Howard Holladay, Del Bonita, Mr. and Mrs.'Mac Russel and David of Diamond City, Mr. and Mrs. Lindon Bone and Mrs. Julia Erwin of Brooks. Miss Wendy Anderson of Milk River is visiting with friends in Magrath, the ’ guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Matkin. ^Hardware Dopt BINDERS Genuine leather book binders, zippered case) large rings. Assorted colors and designs* Holds all your subjects* Handsomely fin­ished, lined with inside pockets* Real vaLueshere. 395^950 PENCIL CASES Plastic cases in assorted sizes) styles and colors including zipper pouchi/nx * Up. CRAYONS LAURENTIAN COLORED PENCILS — plastic cases, 8 for 79$ *».12 for $1.09.24 for $2.19 PEACOCK CRaYONS; 8 colors 10$, 16 for 19$ EXERCISE SPIRAL NOTE BOOKSt dividual *. i SCIENCE SPIRALS .* BOOKS . Hilroy spiral books, in- ■ 150 ^ 250 ea- 3 SUBJECT SPIRAL NOTE BOOKS.49 C 690 SUPER KEY TAB EXKHCISE BOOKS; timetable on inside front cover, valueable - study guide on back cover. books ••••••QQQ KEY TAB EXERCISE BOOKS . 5 for 7g£ KEY COIL THEME BOOKS, plastic cover 4/ 89$ MISCELLANEOUS . Good stock of MATHEMATICAL SETS, SCRATCH PADS, ERASERS, SCHOOL PENCILS, BALL POINT PENS, SEE THE FABULOUS REGULAR $ 16 9 • 9 5 - ' (Tine payment plan available) 2 PIECE LOUNGE SET; latest styling, foam cushions. Chocolate brown nylon upholstery 2 PIECE CHESTERFIELD SET; Handsomely fash­ioned in modern design. Diamond upholstered foam cushioned. Comfortable, will add much style to any livingroom* New raisin shade. REGULAR $259,95 (Time payment plan available) Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Clark and daughter of Edmonton were recent guests At the homes of her mother Mrs. Ethel Miller, brother and sister-in-law Mr, and Mrs. Ken Miller'and brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Dee Leishman, The automatic shot gun everyone is ex­cited about. ( up to 40% less than any other matic• Can go rounds without cleaning. Gives i kick “ auto- 5000 I7600 SEE THE REMINGTON WINGMASTER PUMP GUN - a favorite with most hunters. 9^) (WE ARE AUTHORIZED REMINGTON DEALERS, THE MOST FAMOUS NAME IN SHOOTING) REMINGTON EXPRESS SHOT GUN SHELLS - in ‘ plastic case. Same price as Canadian shells, per box - QQJ Miss Peggy Hovey, bride elect, was guest of honor at a kitchen shower held at the home of Mrs. Mena Christensen in Raymond recently. The evening was spent making a scrap book after which Peggy opened her gifts assisted by her sister Dixie, Dainty refreshments were served to some fifteen girl friends. Dry Qcods Dept CORDUROY Fine wale Corduroy in popular lepard’ design. Black or brown figured* 361* wide. 169 yd- PAMPERED* POLISHED COTTONS: justm time for school opening - handsome figured polished . bottons, popular stripes. 36" wide. (29 & 135 yd G INCH AMS: Check ginghams in miniature, half inch and giant checks. Your favorite colors now in stock, 36" wide. CCC PRINTS- 1 1’11 ’ 1 • Fashionable prints for "Back to School" ' dresses, blouses, skirts, etc. 36" wide. gg.A yd» FLANNELETTE-. r ■ - - Plain or figured for shirts and play wear Wjaras, etc. gg^ Jancy Darts D4.etali.c-. A truly beautiful fabric of permanent lurex yarns. Gold embroidered, f— 36" wide . , New arrivals for School opening, well as CARD OF THANKS: To my many friends who called, sent gifts, cards, and flowers, I am deeply grateful. It helped pass the time - five weeks in Lethbridge Municipal Hospital. Thank you all for your kindness. Marie Pharis, 1266A, 6 Ave. S. Lethbridge, CARD OF THANKS; Thanks to and relative's for helping to make 1 _ and Fhrilyn’ s wedding and reception so nice all our Waldon and Rose Gurney. Wally’s ’ ' • \|ylon Hose per pair fl Seamless mesh nylon hose. Just right for "Back to School" wear. New fall shades. comfortable. The fast & ous hair. 16 rollers, Comb and „ 20 rollers, Tail comb, 19 rollers VENUS LABOR DAY A number of young people from the Magrath 1st and 2nd Ward and Welling churches were among the estimated 1000 who attended the LDS Youth Program’ in Edmonton during the weekend. Included were Leota Strate,' Susan Wheeler; Diana Gruninger,' Wendy Coleman; Bonnie Brewerton; Gloria Harris,'Elizabeth Harker, Eva Kay'Harker, Ann Ririe, Linda Blumell, Shirley Blumöl, Brook Harker, Donald Hu^kot, Norman Robinsdn, Darrel Harker, John ' Taylor, Billy Briggs, Gregg Gibb, Barry Wolsey and Allan Ackroyd. Stanton Morris of Calgary is holidaying with friends, the ' guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mai. as Work has begun on the Magrath Del Bonita highway with Poole Construction the contractors for laying the hard surface. Workmen are busy on the strip of road " from the bridge and hill by Dr. Brewertons residence in town. BACK-TO-SCHOOL HALO SPECIAL: HALO SPRAY SET -for firmer control, AND HALO SHAMPOO iOQ Regular $1.60 . . HOME PERMANENTS FOR BEGINNERS — Tonette, the new no mix no mess permanent ideal for Children. |85 RICHARD HUDNUT QUICK — the lanolized home permanent wave for today’s soft styles. 2 COMPLETE WAVES. 169 ROLLERS . , SLEEP EASY BRUSH ROTTERS — soft, smooth, easy way'to glamor- 32 pins . 40 pins.,. 00 00 WATER ' Where there is no vision the people perish. Proverbs 29:18. Thirty years ago Walter Taylor tells us, engineers were busy surveying South of Magrath. The present canal South of town follows the route they surveyed. Just think what a barren region part of Southern Alberta would be without the St. Marys Reservoir and the canals, Lethbridge would bave been still a cow town. As a result'the irrigation projects spread out over five hundred thousand acres of land more or less, from Magrath to Medicine Hat two hundred miles East, ■*••**•■••••«••••* A very pretty summer wedding was solemnized in the Alberta"Temple, Cardston Wednesday August 21st when Miss Mirilyn Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Will jams of St, Anthony, Idaho became the bride of Walden Orin Gurney^ Jr*, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walden Gurney of Ifegrath, Pres* Archibald performed the ceremony. Following the wedding a turkey dinner for thirty relatives and close friends was held at the home of the groom’s parents. Friday evening the banquet room of the Magrath Assembly Hall was tastefully decorated with pink and white flower arrangements and a background setting of roses when the bride and groom were honored at a calling reception. The bride was radiant in a tradional white gown of peau de soie with lace overlay* Her shoulder‘length veil misted from a beaded crown and she carried a cascade bouquet of pink roses. Her attendants were her sister FairMay Williams and Doreen Gurney, ' sister of the groom. They were attired in pink dresses with overskirts of nylon embroidery, and carried carnation bouquets. Attending thé groom were his twin brothers brice and briant Gurney. Mr, and Mrs, Garth Coleman and Mr. and Mirs, Allen Holladay greeted the guests and Mrs* Hattie Russell of Diamond City acted as hostess for the occasion* Miss Dana Blumel presided at the bride’s book and the gift table was arranged by Mrs. Desmonia Harris and Miss Judy Harris* Mrs* Joyce Thomsoii supervised kitchen arrangements and refreshments were served by Misses Peggy Ann Coleman, Marilyn Toomer, Carol Blumellj Shirley Gibb, Ann Leishman and Christie Blumel. Decorations were by Mildred Harker and Zelpha Dow* ' Mr. and Mrs* Gurney will make their home in Provo, Utah where he will continue his studies* Garden of A.B. Critchfield, Age 91. A ratepayer without a garden took us by the arm and escorted us across the street to see Arthur’s vegetable garden. Garden is mentioned 40 times in the Bible, The first instance is in Genesis 2:15 "And the Lord took a man and put him into the garden of Eden to dress it and keep it”. "The garden has always represented the beautiful and satisfying in lifej it is the be- stower of hope and healing". Once again Jesus led his disciples to his garden "For he oftimes resorted thither". Mr, Critchfield was high on a ladder painting when we came oh the scene. Strawberries raspberries, beans, peas, tomatoes, com, cucumbers, squash, etc. Plenty for three fam­ilies, Then he took us down the lane to show us the neighbors gardens - Vem Bennett, Bert Dow, Hall Poulsen, Tony Navratil and others. A worthwhile drive way. A.B. the Philosopher: A man who can control his thoughts. While on the ladder painting he thinks of the previous painter and the cheap pailit he used. Now to forget that he picks raspberries, irrigates, does some carpentering, shuns advice to enter the Senior Citizens home or live with offspring with small children, etc. He regulates his thinking like the turning of a wheel. Does much scientific reading etc. He is younger than you think. A man with an.open mind. H*0. BLY AUCTION SALE; To be held at the Bly residence Friday, August 3^th at 2 P.M. All household furniture, bedding, canned fruits, Harry’s tools, Nash car, etc, will be sold at public auction. Auctioneer - Ken Miller, lie. 135, PIANO LESSONS: I will teach piano'lessons when school begins. Donna Hillmer, Ph. 319 FOR SALE: 200 laying Leghorn hens, Harry Hillmer. Sunday School classes in the Magrath United Churfeh will résume Sunday September 8th at 11 A.M. N. 0. JUST ARRIVED - New jumper and shift dresses, Cardigan sweaters. Styled for the Young Sophisticate. Upstairs. FOR SALE; 1 Jersey - Guernsey heifer^ 1° rollaway bed, 1 folding door 6’3Hx3’, 1’ kitchen sink with taps. Juliadean Bondy. ATTENTION MEN — new stock of Watson’s Work Gloves just arrived in the Men’s Wear Dept. NOTICE: Anyone interested in a ride bo Salt Lake City' or Provo, Utah Saturday morning August 31, phone 230 or see Ken Chipman. "When I was your age," the father said to the teen-age son he’d caught lying full length on a sofa watching an aftemooii TV program, "I was working 12 hours a day, seven days"a week. Glad to see you’ve got more sense." THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED A Good Flace to. Wednesday, August 21st, Miss Sylvia Brown and Edmund A* Perry were united in marriage in a Cardston Temple ceremony with President Ursenbach officiating. * ' Parents of the bridal couple are Mr; and Mrs. W. E. Brown of Magrath, Alberta, and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Perry of Tuba City, Arizona. Following the ceremony, immediate relatives were entertained'at a luncheon in the dining room of the Assembly Hall, guests of the bride’s parents. During the evening the bridal couple greeted guests at a reception in'the Assembly Hall. For the occasion the bride wore a gown of silk organza over satin, with train, * detailed with French lace appliques, re—embroidered with pearls and iridescent s^gn-i r>g, a bustle was caught up with similar appliques. Her bridal bouquet was a white orchid with stephanotis. Her veil of silk illusion net was released fitom a crown of pearls. Bridal attendants were Miss Maurine Brown, sister of the bride as Maid of honor, Mtsw ' Calee Wilde, Miss Loma Jacobs, Miss Carol Beswick and Miss Janice Perry as bridesmaids, dressed in fall shades! Dana Lee Brown, tiny niece of the bride acted as flower girl while Kelly Brown, nephew of the bride was ring bearer, both were dressed in pale green satin. Daniel Brown, brother of the bride was best man while his wife Vauna presided at the guest book. Bonnie Harker and Cheryl Whidden passed baskets of wedding Cake, Von and Chad Brown distributed brochures regarding activities of the bridal couple. Greeting guests at the door were relatives of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Shields and Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Crookston. Mrs. Elvira Bridge acted as hostess, Mrs. Leitha Leishman was in charge of the luncheon and Mrs. Vinessa Hamilton directed the serving - of refreshments during the evening. Mrs. Eva Mirie Harker was in charge of arrangement of gifts, - The hall was beautifully decorated in fall shades, colors corresponding with those of the bridal party and done under the direction of Mrs, Alice Stevenson. Both the bride and groom are students at Brigham Young University and are members of the combined A Capella and Oratorio choirs which toured in the United States daring April of this year. They expect to continue their studies there, also to participate in choir activities. The groom fulfilled a mission for the L.D.S. church laboring in the Great Lakes Mission, Going away outfit of the bride was a green wool cashmere suit with corsage of coral colored sweet heart roses. St, John’s Lutheran ladies Aid wi11 meet at the home of Mrs. Annie Johns Thursday, September 5th at 2:30 P.M. A good attend­ance is requested for the election of off­icers which will take place. N, Hi 11 mar, FOR SAIE; Sweet corn, Call after 3 P.M, Vem Bennett, "BACK TO SCHOOL"'WEAR - Boys’ G.W.G, jdass and casual pants, Wash and wear shirts, economically priced Cardigan sweaters. , Men’s & Boys’ .Wear Dept. Norman Austin^ student at St. John’s military Academy, Montreal, Quebec is visit­ing his parents Mr, and Mrs. Ted Austin. JUST ARRIVED; New fall dresses, shift jumpers and shift dresses. Lovely fall shades. Upstairs. GET YOUR SCHOOL SUPPLIES IN THE HARDWARE DEPARTMENT — Economy packs of Exercise books - good buys of leather binders. Mrs. Thelma Bailey and daughters of Camrose and Mr, and Mrs, J.E, Tennant of Lethbridge were Sunday visitors at the A.W. Owens home. Harvesting has resumed following the rain shower Saturday evening. Hail damage has been reported in the Bradshaw district as well as Del Bonita and Twin Rivers area. 20$ OFF GIRLS SWEATERS — 1 counter of pull— overs and cardigans. Ideal for "Sack to School" wear, TT , . , Upstairs Dept., RAPID TRANSIT One thing about the future That passing years conduce to Is that it seems to get here Much quicker than it used to. THE TINY SPARK Just in case the night is dark And the w?y is hard to find, ' Or if a storm should come along, And the sun forget to shine - A tiny light will do its part ' Throughout the darkest night, ' And though it may be just a spark, Its glow is just as bright. ’Tis proof that every little seed Of friendship that you sow Can light the hpllows of'the heart No matter where you go. The deed need not be always great To sooth a troubled mind — A tiny spark can start a flame' That grows and glows in time, ' For friendship’s like a beacon bright, That shines o’er sea and land, Uniting men though far or'near Establishing God’s plan. So let the light of friendship glow Reach out in gloom or dusk, A steadfast flame can light'the world But the spark is up to us. — Cynthia Daly Earleywine THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY WILL REMAIN CLOSED MONDAY, SEPT, 2nd, LABOR DAY. - round bone shoulder ., . . . GROUND BEEF. iresh ground, lean loin or rib ends per lb 590 - Smoked Picnic IHhl» .i per lbi [PICKLE^PIMENTO LOAF tasty luncheon meat . per 1. 69 C| 1963 SWIMMING LESSONS END; A good year of swimming was enjoyed at our local pool this summer. With over 115 students taking lessons, the average number of swimmers per day was close to 120, On one hot day 225 swimmers were counted in the pool at one time, ‘It has been suggested by a number of people that the temperature of the water is too low«- We hope this can be remedied next year,. Following is a list of swimmers who successfully passed their Red Cross Government Examinations: BEGINNERS - Pauline Cooper, Bill Newton,. Kathy Newton, Billy Alston, Starr Bondy,,Tommy Carter, Kim Karren, David Blumell,. Leslie DeArmand, Wendy Pashuk, Bymie Brewerton, Burns Alston, Beverly Owens,. Sharon Blumell, Monty ZbBell, Tom Kinsey, Sammy Sheridan, Jean Thomson, David Smith, Darwin Wilde, Jackie Minor, Ken Jensen, Rogei* Ander­son, Neil Harker, Wayne Harris, Carmon Christianson,'ADULT BEGINNERS — Mina Arndt, Dörothy Wockmtz, Elizabeth Pfeffeli JUNIORS — Sandra Knight, Kristine Harker, Curtis Mi ~l 1 er, Steven Leishran, Bobby Rice, Dennis Wheeler, Carol Wheeler, Crystal Harker, Sharoii Newton, Beverly Rasmussen, Bonnie Foggin, Debbie Powlesland, Martha Foggin, Barbara Minor, Ricky Mikado, Penny Rasmussen, Kathy Newton, Greg Henry, ADULT JUNIORS'- Rae Atwood,'Sharon Owens,'Ida Anh Taylor, INTERMEDIATES - Fhtty Mikado, Judy'Mikado, Phyllis'Long, Arana ' Alston, Debbie Karren, Howard Long, David Long, Chris Ford, Charlie Holtom, Neil Wheeler, Joanne Flaman, ADULT INTERMEDIATES — Maureen Tanner, Beth ToomPr, Linda ToomerJ Marge Balderson, Ken Balderson, SENIORS - Mike Morrow, Doreen Gurney, Melaine Harker, Janice Rice, Debbie Bennett, Peggy Ann Tanner, Donna Cook, Doran Bourne and Conway Brewerton, FOR SALE: Weaner pigs, Don Johnson, Ph, 259 NOTICE: Mr. Ifeckie of Lethbridge will give lessons in violin, viola, etc. in Magrath this season. For further information contact Hans (Pfeffel. Ph, 275 or 309. NOTICE; Anyone travelling to Calgaiy Monday and having room for a passenger, please contact Stanton Morris Jr. Ph. 292,, LOST; 1 pair Men's perscription sun glasses. Black frames, York Kado, NOTICE; Bids will be received in writing only until Sept,5th for the rent of NWj 13-5-22-4, Crop share or cash rent (the v x. . latter prefered), Emery Gurney, Box 39 "Magratlijiterested please contact me at 157« Beverly Hamilton. . N01ICE. I will be taching music lessons again moktdav o—j this year for beginners to grade 5. Sue Wheeler ST0 SE TEMBER 2nd‘ Ph, .7, . FOR SALE: 100 acres of duram wheat to be put up for hay, $12,00 per ton. Phone Dorothy Bennett, 328-3070 Lethbridge, CARD OF THANKS; I would like to thank all those who sent flowers and helped in any way during our .recent bereavement. Also thanks to those who called’or sent cards, ’ Mrs, Beth Lacquement, FOR SALE: One 1941 Ford sedán (V8) with top removed, .$40,00, Good tires, stick shift. Motor in fair coñdition. May be seen at Estella Karren’s, Vem Wakefield, NOTICE; I will be teaching theory classes this year as well as piano lessons, Anyone PINEAPPLE Blue Mountain 10 oz. 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