| 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 CHY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-30$, STORE HOURS: MONDAY, TUESDaY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY *.*.**.,.„„.8 A.M. to 6 P,M* WEDNESDAY *. , .*8 A,M* to 1 P.M* SATURDAY ,,*,.*.,.8 AoM* to 7 P*M* THURSDAY, APRIL 6th, 1967 *. or>oeoe»ao magrath, AIJERTA □ Jdardware Dept. FOR YOUR LINKTONE PAINT SPECIALS INTERIOR LATEX Regular $10*75 gallon* Regular $3«40 quart* SPECIAL SPECIAL - SUPER QUA1ITY HIGH GLOSS ENaMEL Regular $13*40 gallon* SPECIAL R—ular $3065 quart. Regular $ . ? quart* SPECIAL - SPECIAL SEMI GLOSS ENAMEL Regular $11*90 gallon* ' r Regular $3.65 quart* SPECIAL ENaMEL UNDERCOaTER CHINOOK INTERIOR LaTEX SPECIAL - -250 LATEX VELVET FLkT PAINT Regular $10*75 galion, SPECIAL WHITE* 495 gal* BISSELL SWEEPERS - $12.95 - $16.95 SHAMPOO MASTER - Centennial Shampoo Master for Rugs, etc* $10*95 WAXES & SHAMPOOS JOHNSON’S TRAFFIC WAXo,.*5#*.$2*89 JOHNSONS CLEAR TREWAX. $2*39 BISSELL RUG SHAMPOO* $2*39 and $4*98 LIQUID WAX APPLICATOR (2 extra pads) 980 Good supply of Wet Mops, Dust Mops* etco SUNBEAM VACUUM CLEANER Super Sunbeam Vacuum Cleaner, powerful motor, eases out deep down embed- ~7('~'\Q\) ed dirt* Complete wiJ'h tools**.* / HOOVER POLISHERS light weightP ONLY *.*, Twin brush FToor Polisher MAGRATHTRADING COMPANY LTD. .Aden's <- Boys Wear film Mods in stripes, dots, plaids and paisleys New designs and styles» Men’s handsome Sport Shirts in long and short sleeve styles« KODIAK "HI TOPS" light brown soft- leather uppers, moccasin vamp, foam rubber sole «IZZ. C BOYS "TANGLE KNIT" PULLOVER AND CARDIGAN SWEATERS IN A NICE WEIGHT FOR SPRING, CARDIGANS HaVE METAL BUTTON TRIM. COWHS: BURGaNDY, TEAL, GOLD, BOYS sizes s BOYS' DRESS JACKETS .‘"1 WOOL DRESS JACKETS - THREE BUTTON CWSING, WOOL FLECK IN CHARC" > BROWN aND GREY SHADES « Graduation Exercises, Festival Festivit' ies, etc, are approaching« Be well dresse m.uin iigUh smart m Jacket Lnui.nBiIZLiDi ;mi ■■■i^^.yiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii GREB WORK BGDTS KODIAK WORK SHOE; Soft brown leather uppers, ankle high, plain toe« Light weight foam rubber soleso HODIAK WORK BOOT; High topper with triple leather sole and heel steel shank. 2195 KODIaK STEEL TOE; Safety steel toe, grocork sole, light tan Full stock of Men’s and Boys’ regular and "cut off" Runners. White and Black. Ked’ s and Kaufman’s Canadian made and Imports "TEE KAYS" - Navy S-T-R-E-T-C-H Denin. Wide Belt Loops "tEe KAYS" - Thunder Blue Denim. Wide belt loops. . 695 G.W.G. NEVER PRESS; Pull cut and "Young Exec" in Cactus Tan, Wheat, Blue, Charaoal Grey, Charcoal Brown, YOUNG REN’S TEEN KINGS - Never Press Hop Sack in White and Bronze« 1095 GOOD SUPPLY OF GWG WORK PANTS-SHIRTS MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. 50 Smartly designed Lfellow plastic Calf Handbags (joining styles* Bone, Beige, Brown and Bronze* GIRLS SIZES: Cotton knit "PoorBoy" T Shirts with short sleeves» COLORS: Blue, White, Yellow, Green, Aqua* YOUR CHOICE •*••••••••••••••••••••••••*••••■••• DREAM GLO MAKE-by uJ00d.bu.ry BRUSH-ON MAKEUP: Compact, assorted shades, £)00 EYELINER; Attractive ease. Assorted shades, | KEFIiM, RQ$ , MASSARA: Attractive matching vase, 129 HEFTLJS j Q Q 0 LIPSTICKS: Regular and frosted smartly "designed eases» 7Q i8 shades in «=890 STAMPED EMBROIDERY WORK TABIECLOTHS ? Stamped Tablecloths 10 assorted floral patterns, COLORS; White, Blue, Pink, lellow. 100% washable rayon. SIZE; 52 x 52 - Q95 52x72 - Z195 ' O ' < RUNNERS; 100% machine washable rayon.Large * size* Fink, Yellow , |50 LUNCH CLOTHS: White linen, 36x36. Assorted desij^Si | 79 FgSCELLANEOtS STAFFED GOOES? irifel-uded ale RuntieT-sj bjftfeh Cloths, Toaster Covets, Btftfet Sets, Kiddies Pillow Cases. One thing about the speed of light, it gets here too early in the morning," S. M. L • •••••• COTTON DOORBOYS T SHIRTS Boys and Q.rls Cotton T Shirts ineluding colorful stripes in "Poorboy" knit.?. 980 up. \ COSTUME JEWELRY INITIAL PINS - hand engraved, gold plated in Silver or Gold. Select _ _ your initials for handsome pins* /DC i i or Apricot LINEN | DRESS LINEN; 4511 wide in popular i shades of Tan, White, Navy, Red 225| COTTON LGIRLS Cotton slips with eyelet embroidery trim. Sizes 6 - 1A |25t|5O LADIES Cotton Slips and Amel and Cotton Slips, c » Trimmed with eyelet ‘ MAGA ATH. TRADÌ NG COMPANY LTD- |98- 398 GIRIS & MISSES POORBOYS o Two piece Pant Suits - Shirt and Pantsj Jacket and Dalits in a nice selection of styles and colors* Included are the Slims. popular Sabre RUNNERS GIRLS; Keds and Navy, Black« Kaufman Runners in White, Red SIZES; 5 - 3, MISSES & LADIES;Ked1s and Kaufman Runners in Faded Blue, Celery Green, Navy, Blaek and White, BOYS RUNNERS; Made for Dutl . pB Sturdy, dependable^ IMPORTED RUNNERS: Girls, Bojts, Kiddies HHUIIHI: Illi IIIUl.liliHlilliilH 1HII Iti lUilllllllll lliill HJlitHllHHKUHH g .■HIHIIIMtltlHIIttlll'ilHtllllllHinillllHIIIilllllllHII DUSTERS I ladies Cotton Dusters 1 in a nice selection of I styles' 398 -.,750 UTILITY COATS Plain and figured Utility Coats for Girls I Misses and Ladies. Reversibles ineluded. | Full and three quarter length in smart I styles and colors JUST ARRIVED NYLON NYLON LADIES LADIES GIRLS COTTON GIRLS COTTON TRICOT NIGHTIES TRICOT CAPRIS LaWN PYJaMAS LAWN NIGHTIES Pleated Terylenes, A line and straight linens in lovely shades for Spring Missjgs anS Ubies eflyei kwh ica^sans 4m a ntse SELECTION OF STYLES AND COLORS. MISSES, GIRLS, AND LADIES SHELIS IN ORLON AND BAN LON KNIT ' 3ATH ’¡NAD ¡NG COMPANY LTD. The Alberta Temple,. Cardst^n, was the setting for a . .vely Spring wedding Wednesdayj March 29th when Terry Lynn Jensen was united in marriage with Robert Tanner? Pres, tfrsen ■ bach performed the ceremony for the daughter of Mr a and Mrsa lioyd Jensen of Raymond and ■ ''9 son of Mr, and Mrs, E, Pingree Tanner of Magrathi Following the wedding Mr., and MrPingree Tanner entertained at a family dirjrier at V’eie homec, ] . . For her wedding day the bride chose,as her attendants Miss Sheila Kliig jts matron cf '.onor. b.^’sister Miss Debbie Jen;: eh and the groom5 s sisters Misses Janet arid Ruth Tanne bridesmaids, flowee g’rls were the little Miss Jensen, daughter of Mr» and Mrse Bro., . .oen and Miss Phyllis Kay Bridge, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Jack Bridgea The groom was attended by Rxr.hard Poulsen, best man: David Tanner and Craig Tanner f ' ed as groomsmen- Saturday evening the bri.de and groom, were honored at a wedding reception in the Raymond Cultural Hallo Greeting the guests were M;-. and Mrs, Jack Bridge Jr- and Mr0 and Mrs. Z?n:;.t Jensen of Raymond- Parents of the bride and groom assisted the bridal party in re- ■ ?:vinga Presiding at the geest register was the groom5s sister Mrs0 Betty Ann Mertz of Provo. Utah, Mr, and Mrs., L. B. Tanner, uncle and aunt of the groom,, acted as host and hostess for the evening. The gift tables were arranged by friends of the bride, a numbet Of whom assisted in the serving of refreshments at attractively decorated tables0 Mrc and Mrs- Tanner are making their home in Magrath? f * 4 e o c 0 -5 5 Miss Loral Blyf daughter of Mr- and Mr;: Douglas Bly and Cameron 0, Atwood, son of Mr0 and Mrs, Paul A- Woolley of Lethbridge were united in marriage in a ceremony performed in the Alberta Temple,, Cardston Thursday- Iferch 23rd, Saturday evening a wedding reception was held in the Magrath Assembly Hallo The bride chose for her wedding day a dress of crystal with lace bodice = Her lace and pearl headpiece held her veil of net with lace applique-, She carried a bouquet of yellow roses and daisies« Attending the bride were Beverly Baxter, Mary Blackmore, ^usan Woolley and Shelley Bly« Kent Terry was best man and Ivor Meyer and Neil Bly were groomsmen. Bishop and Mrs- Ted Clifton of Lethbridge assisted by Mr, and Mrs0 Roy Ockey of Cardston greeted the gu.ee1'a who called to congratulate the happy couple, Mrs, Ken Peirson attended the guest book Barents of the bride and groom assisted the bridal party in receiving, Mrs« M. ma Tay.’x r 'as in charge of the gif* tables assisted by Dana Blumel« Helen Bourne and Mary Ho’ Laday- Refreshments were served by Barbara Thomson, Lavina Jen sen, Carol Wheeler, Starr Bendy, Vicki and Vonna Miller, Eileen Meldrum and Neva Ficiur, ’a Fletcher. Lillian TaylorBarbara Ririe., Joan Barren and assistants were in charge of she serving while kit-, her. arrangements were under the direction of Joyce Thomson, Fem Cook, Hazel Dudley and their ass.'f'+-antr=, Mrsj Marguerite Thomson and Mrs Betty Briggs decorated the beautiful wedding cake« Decorations were in green ar.d yell.ow ir.lh daffodils and pussy willows centering the tables. Following a honeymoon in Idaho ar.d Utah the bride and groom are making their home in Lethbridge where the bride is on the staff of tho Lethbridge Municipal Hospital« NOTICE« Before starting ary gra;n .' -o wi'h-in the town limits, yo . are requested to make arrangements with Fire Chief Rulon Thomson or assistant Fire Chief Murray Scott, Otherwise anyone starting such a fire which gets out of control and necessi'l '--es the calling of the Fire Department will be held responsible and will be billed for the services rendered^ By Order of Ifegrath Town Council« PANTRY SALS - sponsored by yhe kagdath Seminary will be held in the Lions Club Rooms Saturday, April Sth from 2 to 5 PoM, NOTlCEs Tyler Alston is now agent for Canad • ian Sugar Factories fox’ Elephant Brand Ferti lizer? He may be contacted by phoning 758 3595 or 758'3590□ Mr., and Mrs.-, Gilbert Sheridan left Saturday for Salt Lake City Utah to attend Conference o Patients in the Jfe.grath Municipal Hospital during the past week included Mr« Rich ard Toomer, Mrs« kfery Schneidt, Mrs« Mildred Schneidt- Mrs- Sadie Taylor, Mrs., Annie Corliss, Mr« C.V Harris, Mr-. Ray. Bennett, Mr- Vincent DeGeorgio, Mrs, Mary Nelson, Miss Frances Taylor, Mrs-, Isobellc Bennett- Mrs, Beverly Pashuk- Jolie Ridd, Corlie Stevenson, Mr. hike Schneyder, Jt«y Mr, Al 9’ T/ng- Michel“< Tanner and Mrs-. Ardey k Benrieti'c Mr, and Mrs« Don Davies and children of Calgary spent the weekend with her parents Mr., and Mrs? Doug Bly following the Atwood"- Bly wedding« Also attending hhe weddiiig from out of town were Douglas Bly Jr, and Miss Sharon Bagely of Calgary, Mr, and Mrs, B5.no Ficiur and boys of Nobleford as well as friends and family from Calgaryj Rosemary. Foremost, Lethbridge, Raymond and Cardston, Bishop and Mrs., Arvin Wilde of Welling are attending Conference in Salt Lake C-'.'.y. Mr-8, Sarah Eh'er’r- of Lethb??.dge was a Mag-rath visitor Monday, FOR SALE; V’nnie Tanner5s home - also miscellaneous furniture items and sundry articles« Contact Vinessa Hamilton-. Phone 758- 31-54-, MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. CHECKLIST FOR YOUR HOSPITAL MANNERS How*s your hospital bedside manner? When you1re visiting the siok in a hospital^ it’s well to keep in mind a few simple basic rules designed to make your visit pleasant for the patient« What’s a good hospital visitor like? Try the following eheoklist on yourself! 1« Never enter a hospital room if the door is closed unless you first ask someone on duty if it is all right to do so« Always observe rule? such as "NO VISITING" or "ISOLATION^ If you plan to visit a hospital patient learn what are the visiting hotirs and rules - ahi obey them. 2. If you find the patient has other visitors, wait quietly in the hall until they leave« Two visitors at a time is usually all a patient can handle« 3« tfhen you enter the patient’s room be cheerful but naturally so. Ifeke your visit short and don’t talk about your ailments. Remember the patient is in the hospital to get well, not to make a social visit- Rest my be part of his getting well. A. BO NOT TOUCH THE PATIENT’S BED. Especially if there are any contraptions attached to the bed. Hospital beds have room for only one - "the patient". Don’t plaee hats, eoats, purses or paper bags on the bed and don’t sit on the bed either. And please - NO SMOKING” there are enough strange odors in a hospital room without adding stale sigarette or eigar smoke to the atmosphere. 5« Stand where the patient can easily see you and shake his hand only if he make? thlp offer! 6. DO NOT VISIT ANY HOSPITAL PATIENT WHEN YOU ARE SICK, 7» Don’t visit too long and don’t whisper outside the patient’s door. Even though he may be in only for a check-up, he may begin to worry needlessly if he hears you. When you enter a hospital you need not walk or tip toe and speak in whispers, but enter quietly - keep your voice down and walk lightly. The sound of metal tapping heels on a marble floor is enough to trigger a headache for some patients* 8* Regardless of what the patient says there are times to leave such as when the doetor comes into the room or when a meal arrives. 9» Remember patients in other teds. Even though your friend may not be too sick, the other fellow may be mighty sick. Loud conversation or "be!ly—shaking” j$kes might not seem so funny to him. 10. Hospital visitors may want to take a gift to the patient. Don’t take food unless it is fruit or some easily eaten treat that meets with the doctor’s approval. Gifts that are Welcome include a new lipstick, stick cologne, fine soap, a bright face cloth and gay hand towel, a box of notepaper with a half dozen stamped envelopes, a ball point pen, a light bedjacket, magazines, the daily paper or a thoughtfully chosen book. A patient in the hospital for a long stay might prefer a jigsaw puzzle or a book of crossword puzzles. For children cutout books or hand puppets. 11. Remember the patient when he is well and has gone home. That is the best time to visit anyway. Marion Bourne, Matron, Ifegrath Municipal Hospital. The Ifegrath Home and School Association held its monthly meeting Monday evening with Rev. H. A. Cantelon speaking on Sex Education. If enough interest prevails, a sex instruction program for both parents and students could be offered here in Magrath on one Saturday. This type of educational program is presently being carried out in several towns in Alberta and has been proven most successful. For more information contact a member of your Home and School Executive. Mrs. Ethel Seeley and son Dallas of Alder Flats have been visitors at the homes of her sisters Mrs. Ardella Bennett and Mrs. Esther McVey. Miss Delayne Meldrum of Calgary was a weekend visitor at the home of her parents Itr. and Mrs. lynn Meldrum. Mrs. Rita Gibb has returned home from Salt Lake City, Utah where she visited relatives and friends. Btshop L. B-- Taijner,, E£den Coleman, Reed Qqleman and Cal Alston left Tuesday afternoon to attend semi-annual Conference in Salt lake City, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Riil Sheer visited with relatives and friends in Saskatchewan recently Mrs. Elma Romeril has returned to her home in Nanaimo B. C, after spending the winter months with her son-in-Ttaw and daughter Mr. and Mrs, Rulon Thomson, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rasmussen and family and Shelly Bly left for Utah Wednesday, They will visit Mrs. Rasmussen’s mother i|i Salt Lake City and attend Gonferencei Mr. Sherwin Moriyama has returned to Peace River following a visit with his mother Mrs. Grace Moriyama and brother Duane at McIntyre Ranch. Mr. an.d Mrs. Ed Evans and family of" North Kamloops, B.C, visited with friends in Magrath Thursday, D.J. Richards has returned home after spending the winter in California,MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. COT TAG | COLD MEATS II I 4/l00|| TiillIHlHniMHimUlttlMUIIIItnitUHIUHIUIHHIIHHIIIIUtllUUlHlHhlUIIUIIIIIIIIIUIIUIIHIUllllhHlHlIllHHIIIIIHIIIIIIllMIUli.i.o GARLIC SAUSAGE lb. 6QC NOTICE: The regular monthly meeting of the Magrath and district Chamber of Commerce will be held Monday, April 10th at 8 P.M. in the Magrath Town Hall» Everyone welcome - bring the ladies. Tony Lefebvre. FOR KENT; The Holladay home located across from the School grounds. Fully modern. Contact Wren Ifiolladay. PihV75^-^>24. * ATTENTION; If there are others with suggestions regarding eel king MAGRaTH an even better place to live, I would be happy to hear from them. Ph. 758-3274; Chuck Sephton, Civic Improvement Committee. NOTICE The regular monthly meeting of the Ifegrath U.CrW. will meet at the home of MTS’. Edna Chyzyk this Friday evening, April 7th, (please note change of day) at 8 P.M. Roll Call - Ash tray. Rev. W.A, Murray will be guest speaker. All interested ladies cordially invited to atJ. end. FOR H T~- Small home next to Carter’s Carage. Contact Elizabeth Pfeffel- Ph, 758-3445 Ri-HtsITS FOR SaLE - Wayne Gurney,. Magrath, NOTICE; We are happy to announce that as a Centennial project the Park Theatre is joining with the local Civil organization to prevent a "Fire" picture show Wednesday, April 12th at 8 P.M. in the Park Theatre. , Two outstanding films will be shown ”Though the Earth Be Moved” - a film of the Alaska Ea^jhcwa^e, and "A Giant With a Thousand . Hands’^the building of Kit’amat, These films will be complimented by another Civil Defence film. Don.’t fail to see this show. Remember the date - Wednesday, April 12th. ' ‘ C. S. Matkin, Co-Ohdinator MAGRATH PARK theatre NEWS; Friday aijd Saturday April 7th and 8th ”Pi<RADISE HAWAIIAN STYLE” a family film in color. Another of Elvis Presley’s very enjoyable shows. Coming "Around the World Under the Sea” with Lloyd Bridges. NOTICE; The Milk River RL^ge ACTS will hold a supper meeting in the Magrath United Church Wednesday, April 12th at 7 P.M. 6. Simpson, Del Bonita. FdR SiJE: One Guernsey bull calf, born Sunday. Ph. 758-3239, Lloyd Meldrum. MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. >• COME and SEE hr YOURSELF I ORANGE JUICE APPLE SAUCE YORK 48 ozi : 2/790 • .£ SU PYT. ■* 4/69 I £ V* FRUIT COCKTAIL IPEANUT BUTTER I 1OC : LItfcYS Ç. A / I oo I “ ' I 3il SQUTHBBL or MC onTJa JAVEX BLEACH s LIQUID DETERGENT VT-L Q.ant Size / ±23 DOLT'S j/+ oz. / & RT^JL'.?. 6 Qr • * r * KINS SIZE Lt rT?L'. DETF’tGMJT -. pRESH [Produce ONIONS ,.^,w. p OQA CELFRY HEARTS .». ¿.O' DELICIOUS APPLES . . . "4 lbs, 690 POTATOES .CE». . Za r" V
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