| 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 STORE HOURS: MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY . . . ft A‘M1 to A P x .I.» to 1 pju IS % ? 5S THURSDAY, JULY 22nd, 1965 . . . . . . .MAGRATH, alberta -Mens <*-3oys' LVear CELEBRATE MAGRATH’S BIRTHDAY. MONDAY-JULY 26TH, tip SHIRTS:- cotton and ameli snap button trim, designs and colors WAY.’ Western Shirts in'colorful Western cut yoke, pearl ‘Assorted qQ£ ' i, THE WESTERN | Handsome Black Leather Oxfords | in 3 eyelet tie or Slip-Ons, | Latest styles, 750*795 I SEE THE NEW SUNBEAM SHOES FOR I MEN IN SOFT LEATHERS. $9.95 up PANTS ' Denim Jeans in G.W.G, or * Wrangler — Navy, Faded Blue or Wheat tan. Casual Fhnts by G.W.G. or Days’.in /I 95 ' trim tapered styles.“ — HATS ’ Go truly "Western” with a wide brimmed Western‘Straw Hat. Styles for kiddies and adults, . • KIDDIES COLORED WESTERN STRAWS, 99C CHILDREN’S WHITE WESTERN STRAWS MEN’S WESTERN STRAWS ‘tXilMlKIIIIIlUIKIUIIinilllliinHtlMtllllllllllllAOUIIMUlllHHIirliMll' * HtinnmuiHiiHUHIIHiltUlHMlltllilUMHUMUM Gloves You never go wrong buying Watson Work Gloves and we have some new arrivals. Smooth tanned &. split leathers in Railroader & Oildriller ’ guantlets included, a?5UP: "Keep in the Swim" with a smart pair of Swim Trunks r choose Ban-Lpn knit, cotton knits, stretchy las-tex, etc, in popular colors including, Black, Gold,.Red, White, Green* J .Xr’.'.'V SEEN AND HEARD ' ' Moving cows and calves to summer pasture. Three days drive. First rest for calves at ' 100 acre pasture adjoining feed lot. While there lost six Hereford cows; three one night, two the next and one a day later. Veterinarians and Research Station men were unable to diagnose the cause. ' ' They inquired if the pasture had been sprayed for weeds. We told them '’No11 « A week ago the Municipality crew were spraying the roads and highways in“the district. We inquired if they previously had sprayed the road we took with the cows. They said "Yes". The cows and calves were moved immediately and replaced with four truck loads of yearling heifers. Same pasture, no deaths, no ill effects. WHAT KILLED THE COWS? ’ i/Jhy spray brome and crested wheat grass? 99$ of the forage along the highways. Expense around forty to fifty dollars a day. Surely the money could be used to better advantage. A teenager confessed in court here he was driving 40 miles an hour. The judge dismissed the case,' turned him loose. Said the charge was not made out properly. When the Trading Company safe was blown and $900.00 stolen, twenty marked bills were among the loot. The man arrested had some of the marked bills in his possession. The judge' gave him a light sentence - "Stolen money in his possession". No fine for blowing the safe, no one saw him dynamite it* Ken Anderson with two tractors pulling one cultivator on a -g section of soggy summerfallow East of town. Sorry we dichJt think of that a year ago. «*••••• '•. THE WORLD OF HEALTH ' Common cold is linked to salt used too freely in your food* _ FOR YOUR SCRAP BOOK FROM THE "NATIONAL WOOL GROWER" - "Well you can be sure that Thomas Edison never invented the electric light during a coffee break; and happiness often sneaks in the door you never knew was open". ° "Minds are like parachutes; they won’t even function unless they are open. And where all men think alike, no one thinks much". "Service is the rent you pay for the space you occupy in the community and in the great country in which you live - just service. You owe that much back to it". ' "You see, where all men think alike, no one thihks much. But by the same token, the sky is the limit for a man who is willing to think big, who is willing to pay the price, And J willing to make the effort. That man writes his own ticket. He tells his own fortune. Oh, you can always tell them, because a big man always acts that way. That’s the important thing to remember. Isn’t it better to build boys into men? Isn’t it better to take your boy hunting than to go hunting for your boy?" The North and South Primary held a highly successful "Lihoma" graduation party Tuesday ^ftemoon, highlight of which was a comic Fashion Parade presented to Mothers and guests by the Primary girls. Commentating for the event were Iris Meldrum, Lisâdore Crookston and Garda Law. Articles, hand made by the girls, were also displayed. Lunch of cookies, ice cream and punch was served by the Presidencies and teachers. Hostesses for the afternoon were Maureen Rasmussen and Fem Cook. Prelude music was by Carol Lowery and graduating,girls. - - ■ On Thursday, July 8th the children, grandchildren and great grandchildren of Mrs. J.F. Palmer met to honor her on her SOth'birthday at the home of her daughter, Edna Nowlin. A beautifully decorated birthday cake, bought with their allowance by the children of Grant and Winnie Fhlmer, and an electric blanket from her children were presented to her. Lovely roses and well wishes from close friends were also greatly appreciated. Fifteen of her 21 grandchildren were present and two of her great grandchildren, sons of Everett and Barbara Nowlin wère present. Despite the weather spoiling an outdoor picnic a happy time 3 spent inside. Phyllis Beane, Mrs. Dale Lowry (formerly Arlene Passey) of Blairmore has spent the week in Magrath visiting her parents, Mr,'and Mrs. W, T. Passey, brothers, sisters and friends. Three o. their children — Virginia, Tom and Robert accompanied her. Virginia is remaining to complete, her swimming course and spend a birthday with her grandparents and little cousins. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Johnson of Cranbfook B.C. were weekend guests at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gruninger Jr. Returning with them were her sisters Roberta and Margaret Gruninger to spend a holiday. . Mr. and Mrs, Jerry Newell and Miss Leslie Anderson all of Provo, Utah arrived in Mag- rath Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs, Newell will visit her parents Mr, and Mrs, Dick Toomer and Miss Anderson will visit her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. H,H, Anderson. , Mr, and Mrs, Cliff Whitt had as their guests last week'her mother and two sistérs, î.'rs. G, E, Carbine and'Mrs. Dorothy Kreuger both of Roman, Montana and sister Mrs, Evel^m Aicliol of Tacoma, Wash, The right angle to use in doing a hard job To handle yourself, use your head; to nanuuÆ is the try angle, others, use your heart.PRICED FROM LADIES SUMMER DRESSES IN THE SEASON’S SMARTEST STYLES AND FABRICS INCLUDING LINENS, ARNELS, TERYLENES, COTTONS HAMS iDON’T MISS OUT ON THE = $1.98 SALE VALUES IN I LITTLE GIRLS PLAY SETS,' iSKORTS, DRESSES. 1 RACK - niUlHHItllllUlURIIIIIIIUIIUtllHtl NEW ARRIVALS London Lassies in washable cottons* In N’ Outers, Shirttails . Checks and plain shade® JUST ARRIVED MisSes Canvas Runners - white blue, black. Included are steel arch and Bar-Flex, WINDOW'CLEANING HINT - After washing a window^ dry it on the inside with a sideways motion, on the outside with an up and down motion. Then if any streaks rennin to be removed, you’ll know instantly whether they are on the inside or on the oubside by the way the streaks run. SUMMER WHITES AND PATENT LEATHERS IN A NICE SELECT ION OF STYLES. EOLORS PINK, BLUE, BRONZE, SUMMER SANDALS IN. CLUDING "Italian" MODELS. FLATS AND CARVED WOODEN HEELS i BEGINNER BRA*S IN ' I COTTON OR LACE* $1,00 Minium ii nHiiihiin in HHiiBiHHuHiiiiiiiiiihiMiii mi mm in iri.H* F O Ladies two piece Slack Suits - printed silk tops with plain cotton élims. Shadés of Blue, Turquoise, Tangarine. SIZES: 12-16 S-LR-E4GH SLIMS Nylon'and Viscose blend, woven to give you a perfect fit and freedom of action. No sagging.no bagging Mr, and Mrs. Orin Harker h?’ •> returned from a two week holiday in Edu Ion where they visited their children Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harker and family'and Mr. and Mrs. Cal Markley and family, also holidaying at Jasper.and surrounding points. Mrs. Josie Erickson has as her guests Mr. Fred Stevens, her brother from El Monte, Calif., Mrs. Alice Bennett of Medicine Hat and Robbie Robinson of Glasgow, Scotland. has returned to her following Gibb, and Mrs, Merle Blaxall home in Nanaimo 'B, C. her iiiother, Mrs. Rita Magrath and district. Mr. and Mrs, Byron Magrath visitors during the weekend a visit with relatives in Calgary were Mrs. Ida Wood of Taber has been a Magrath visitor, . Mr. and Mrs, Heber Hodges of Los Angeles, California are renewing acquaintances and visiting in Lfe-grath, house guests of Mr. and Mrs* Horace Ririe, , Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Bridge of Bountiful, Utah are holidaying in Magrath and district visiting relatives including their parents Mr, Orson Bridge of Magrath and Mr. and Mrs. McBride of Raymond, Mr, .and Mrs. Denzil Coleman and Betty Jane' arrived Sunday evening from Peace River to visit relatives. Tanner of Mrs. Ella Blumel accompanied her daughter Miss Carol Blumel of Cardston to Red Deer during the weekend where they visited Mr. and Mrs, Jim Sugden and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Meade Coleman and family of Vancouver are visiting relatives in Magrath and district including his father Mr. George Coleman, , Mrs relatives and friends. Mr* J* A* Macfarlane and sons Jimmie and Bobbie arrived by air Sunday from Vancouver B*C, to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.F Balderson, Mr, and guests Mr. route from Ontario, Mrs. Bill Slipp have as their and Mrs. Allan Payne who are en- Edmonton to make their home in Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Malkin have as their guests their neice Miss Wendy Bonnet"and nephew Russel Bonnet both of Calgary. weekend at the home < were his brother and and Mrs. Visitors over the Mr. and Mrs. Ted'law sister-in-law Mr, Mrs* Dick gary. On Sunday they motored to visit Mr, and Mrs. Sam Law. of Law of Cal- Glenwood to family of Mr, and Mrs. Ken Neilson and Vancouver B.C, are visiting friends and rel-^ atives including his parents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Neilson. - Mr, and Mrs, Sam Fowler (Eleanor Ehlert) accompanied by his parents all of Ogden, Utah were recent visitors at‘the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ehlert. "’¿hen a woman driver puts out her hand, you ray be sure of one thing - the window is down", THE MM-.MTH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED Geo Ovard of Taber was a guest during the weekend at the hoiie of her son-inlaw and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Less Cook. • For the past few weeks Mr.said Mrs, L.A. ' Harrison have had out of town visitors - Mr. and Mrs. Grant'Harrison and daughter Dorothy Jean of Bafrié, Ont., Corp. Weéley Harrison" and family, R.C.A.F, Cold Lake,‘Alberta; Mr. Merlin Harrison and family, R.C.A.F. Winnipeg Man.'and Mrs. Sheila Mason and family, Provo, Utah. ' Mrs. Mariy Jane Rice and son Craig of Santà Rita, Mon, were Magrath visitors last week, guests of‘Mrs. Ella Blumel and Mr. and Mrs, W, J, Rice, Mr, and Mrs, Earl Wocknitz were called to Princeton B. C, last weekend owing to’ the sudden death of her brother Mr, Aróhie Stieb. Mr, Stieb, who was 31 years of'age, was ' instantly killed in a lumbering accident. . Mrs. Anna Marie (Cook) Desmone and children Valerie and Robert of Revelstoke, B.C. ‘ have been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo‘Cook and'grandmother Mrs. Leah Hamilton. Mrs,'Desmone, Mr,‘and Mrs. Cook • Mrs, Desmone, Mr. arid Mrs. Cook, Mrs, Hamilton and Mr, and Mrs. Jim Hamilton and family who were visitors from. Mission B.C. met at Wqt- erton Lakes for a family gathering. the mother- August Miss Sandra Smith of Bow Island is visiting Miss Wendy.Pashuk. Mr. and tit's. Leo Gommerud and son Murray of Allingham, Alberta were Magrath visitors during the weekend. On their return they ' were accompanied by Mr* Gommerud* s parents, Mr* and Mrs* Merritt Potter of Spring Coulee who will spend the week visiting. Mrs* Mildred Martel and children of Winnipeg are visiting her parent's Mr. and Mrs. Wren Holladay prior to travelling to ‘‘ West Coast where they will visit her in-law in Kelowna, B.C. , SUMMER TEA & PANTRY SALE - Saturday, 7th in the Lions Club Rooms sponsored by the Brownie and Guide Association, from 3 to 5 P.M, MOTHERS - please have your bake table items in by 2:30 P.M. MAGRATH CURLING CLUB BUILDING FUND - Anyone wishing tickets on 19" portable T.V. set can get them from most members or Bob Mikado or at Franks Barber Shop. Tickets for the Curling Club T.V. Draw to be turned in tb Bill Slipp or Forrest Balderson by Sunday, July 25th. Draw to be made July 26th. We appreciate your support, CLOSING MUTUAL PARTY - for Magrath North and South Wards will be held ‘ Park, Thursday, July 29th. DONELDA’S BEAUTY SHOP - will day July 24th from 6 A.M. to Saturday afternoon this week only Jubilee at be 11 open Satur- AiM. Closed STRAYED TO THE FEED LOT -‘Young cow - Short- horn-Gurnsey-Jersey cross. Owner please cl a. in, • call the Office - 75S“*3O33* FOUND - Tooled leather wallet, leather' change purse, both with some change in, red plastic coin purse. News Office. FISH POND & POP CORN SALE will be held'at . Lions Club Rooms Monday, July 26th at 9 A- - "Fish" while vov’ro waiting .for the c.^Hardware Dept .AIlHHIitilliHlilHIIIIHItlHI UIHHIIIHII li Ml HI til I tlill HHiUHUIlHilf li ■ HKIMHfiJHHi USED MAYTAG WASHER Has large square Aluminum tub» EXTERIOR HOUSE PA IN J Exterior White House Paint for all outside painting. Per gallon »»».» BARN PAINT; Bright Red Bam Paint.- good quality. O /I Q Per gallon HOLLAND: Premium gradé baler twin®. Packed in burlap bag with rope tie. ' ’ I I 2A NA I I UN AL: Quality twine for use in'all makes of balers. Treatéd against rodents, insectsj '' ' rot and mildew. 330 lb. tension strength . | vJ/G WHITE STALLION: Knotless economy twine treated with rodent, insect and rot repellent. 9000 ft, balls G < < H • IHIU l il I il 1111 ni H )| 11 It |i I ) I i*l 111111111 It 111(11 < 11111111 II II H )l 1111111*111 ■ I If II I > 11 Illi HIHHII IHlil. ON FINANCE CHARGES WHEN PURCHASING THIS ZENITH HOME FREEZER 21 cu. ft. latest styling in compact Home Freezer unit Complete with divider racks, food baskets, quick freeze compartment. 22 cu. ft. model OO Patients in the Magrath Municipal Hospital during the past week'include Mr. Orson Bridge Mrsi Christie HarkOr, Mrs. Fanny Nelson, Mrs. Lillian Minor, Danny Marsh, Jemima Davies, Mrs. Stella Karren. Visitors at Phgrath, Calgary and Standard this past two weeks were Mr. and Mrs. John ilark and children Lorretta and Raymond. l Mrs, Alice Anderson accompanied'them on the trip, Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Clark are mother and'sister to Mrs. Glen (Ruth) Salberg,'Magrath. t. > F ’ FOR SALE; 7 acres ftf hay, out and conditioned, ready to tale. Gilbert Sheridan Ph. 758-3227* FOUND — Ring in Orson Bridge* s drive way*. Owner may claim at the Bridge home. PORTABLE, POWERFUL, LIGHT WEIGHT 1-|" SELF PRIMING PUMP WITH SUCTION HOSE STRAINER, BRIGGS & STRATON ENGINE. A MOST DEPENDABLE' PUMP xl FOP LEAST MONEY. REMEMBER — Vacation School‘August 2nd to August 6fh, 9-11:30 A.M. United Church Hall. ‘ ' P U R 0 L A T OR OIL FILTERS LOST AT DUMP GROUNDS - 1 chain and Boomer. Please return. Tanner Building Supplies. ■j'OR RENT; 1 apartment over Stevenson’s Store. .pply Tanner Building Supplies. NCR NENT;’l small house'$30.00 per month. .Apply Mrs. E, P. Tanner. . THE’mAgr!TH’TRADING’COMPANY LTD. To fit all popular makes of cars and tractors. Available to you at the same price as Seventy Seven,Oil Cq. dealers. •■ EB-1S9 FILTER, Regular $1.A5.*** (IN LOTS OF 6) Over 57 years of continuous service, (IN LOTS OF 12) . [ |6 One thing about reunions_that Reflects your point of viqwj Old schoolmates aro so changed and fao They hardly know it’s youl larry Towel Ensemble 11 Dr'yÇood.s :E î : with E s N C R S L N N S X BONNETS E S R E I I P W E L I L Z L F I R P L P S P E E A N A SWIM TOWELS ■ Gay multi coloréd Swim Towels in giant size. Wonderful absorbent terry. 140 - • - - BATH TOWELS Soft absorbent Bath Towels in a lovely array of designs and colors. JâquardsA screen prints, etc. Select for your Bathroom, Shower & Vanity.qqa t 1^0 HAND TOWELS . ° Terry Hand Towéls in a choice of styles, sizes and designs. Soft, absorbent. Screen prints and Jacquard patterns included. gQç 75 ç MANICURE AIDS ¿Premier We have just re-stocked our Manicure Supply Case "Premier" Equipment* T I A I CUSHION TOPS: Satin Cushion tops with attractive frosted ^Souvenier” designs in assorted'patterns. Satin fringe. Winej Royal, Black, Gold. | ' AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS: Have leather cover with novel Souvenier désigns'on. Assorted patterns. | SEWING CASES; Leather case fitted i with sewing needs. Just right to j carry in your purse. |25 I CHANGE PURSES: Assorted Souvenier designs stamped on I leather. Zipper closing, I SOUVENIER JEWELRY: Included are Bracelets, Necklaces, Ï Pins, Earrings, Key Chains. Assorted designs I gift : t r G-BSIS SWIM SUITS, 1 and 2 " piecers. SIZES 2 to 14 yrs* |G IRLS'little i organdy Bonnets with i trim. REGULAR $1.65. nlaycloen 1B0YS • Boys Terylene Bonnets I with tiny bill. White or Blue : | REGULAR 98^ . 75Ci MKiiiiititUliiUHIIIlllllUUHIhl.lHiHlillitHtillWilHIlHIIIIIIIUllllillllllliminilllHtnitlilHIllHf .HllHhUliniHIIIIHIIIlIlHlIlthUllMllHhnuUiilllllHIIIIIHIIHHIHtHllIIIIIIIMilllillMHlthHlIlllV [ NOTIONS [SUDDEN BEAUTY: The new f Hair Spray with extra hold without : stiffness for a natural looking hair-do, 16 oz . i • BUBBLE BATH: "Petey Pig the Ranker, full of bubble bath. 93 11 :1111 > mi 1 tllli UH Illi II III Hll llflll 111< IIHII III I If II iHltf Un 11 Ml ■ nil ll Ittll lilt lltliii 11 20% OFF I CORNED BEEF I ;' KIPPERS SLICED 'O I SMOKED HERRING.per lb. 450 . . . A DATE TO REMEMBER - the annual Blood Donor THANK YOU» Our sincere thanks and apprecia- Clinic will be held in the Welling LDS Church tion to all who helped in any way with Shar- Wednesday, July 28th. Two Clinics - 2:15 to 3:30 P.M. and 6:00 to 9:00 P.M, We would urge all young people to attend. We need replacements for older donors who have had to drop out. It doesn’t cost anything - it is for a good cause - and you may have it returned - the life you save may be your own. P^JIK THEATRE NEWS - Friday and Saturday, July 23rd and 24th "MAN’S FAVORITE SPORT" starring Rock Hudson and Paula Prentis. 1DNDAY, JULY 26th HOLIDAY SHOW AT THE PARK THEaTRE - "THE ROUNDERS" - you’ll never see a better family Western packed with gaiety and excitement starring Glenn Ford, Henry Fonda, Sue Anne langdon, Joan Freeman, Hope Holiday, Chill Wills, Edgar Buchanan, Bert Kennedy. It’s a rouser - one of the best of the year. Also two interesting shorts. Regular prices - regular time. Coining "BEDTIME STORY". NOTICE; Dishes which do not have a name on were left at my home after the funeral. If the owners would please contact me, I would be only too happy to return them. ' Margaret Flaman, Ph, 758-3121. NOTICE; The Bank of Montreal will remain closed Monday, July 26th, it being a legal holiday. NOTICE; Church will beheld at St. John’s Lutheran Church Sunday, July 25th at 11 A.M, on and Lese’s wedding and reception to rake it a "truly happy" and "memorable" event for them. It was deeply appreciated. ‘ Harold and Verda Farries, NOTICE: At my shower held in Del Bonita a linen luncheon set (in pink) was given with no card attached, I would appreciate it so much if someone could recall giving this gift and please notify me. Thank you. Sharon Obbagy (Farries) NOTICE : Rev. Mr. Lavers will be guest speaker at worship services in the Magrath"United Church this Sunday, July 25th at 11 A.M, with congregations from Del Bonita and Spring Coulee invited to attend. .Mr. Iavers is’a . former minister of this Pastoral charge, PLEASE NOTE: Magrathand Spring Coulee will combine for worship on a month about basis beginning August 1st in Magrath at 11 A.M. Del Bonita service at 9 A.M August"1st. R, S. FOR SALE: Exceptionally good young Jersey milk'cow. Artificial breeding,"very easy to milk. With heifer calf at side. Ph 75&-6571 Lloyd Sabey. , FOR SALE; Modern 6 room home, ''with bam, chicken coop. Also lawn mower, garden cultivator, irrigation pump with itiotor and hose" connections; 1 & 2 quart jars, wheel barrod:, 14" typewriter suitable for Geneology work, 2 garbage barrles, 1 burning barrel. ’ V.E. Bohnet. Ph. 75S-3218. TOMATOES PEACHES : j 20 oz. tins . 3/790 : I AUSTRAL.28 oz. CHEESE SPREAD ■e I i". . •• CHEESE BLOCKS | . 091 GOLDEN WEST.,.2 lb. blocks. - PROCTOR & GAMBLES NEW DETERGENT. Giant Size CANADA DRY XI IO ozi tins ú *.« A ä it rWd ¥H - INSTANT CHOCOLATE DRINK 2 lbs PERKY DOG FOOD COMET CLEANSER £ IO/9SO 2/590 il ROBIN.HOOD 19 oz •°¿(Q Produce apples. EXTRA FANCY RED DELICIOUS,.«cello bags.3 lb 590 PEACHES 18 lb. case 2 CUCUMBERS #1 Hot House . 2/290 cello bag 3 lb. 430 CONVENIENT, economical shopping, fresh produce including garden fresh FRUITS AND VEGE-Tables, THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED ‘ Over 57 years of Continuous Service. MONDAY JULY 26TH. LIONS PANCAKE BREAKFAST. . 7 A.M. PARADE. LOAM ZJ2-Q ATS . - COMMERCIAL. lst FRATERNAL.^.lst’ BEST DECORATED CAR. .1st, NOVELTY .>.*.*.1st, 2ndj >••«••*•••••••••«• 2nd. . 2nd. 2nd. . $10.$5 $10.$5 $5 .$3 $5 .$3 C H I L D R E N « S SECTION BEST DECORATED BICYCLE . 1st, BEST DECORATED TRICYCLE .1st, BEST NOVELTY. . BEST DECORATED GROUP.1st, BEST DECORATED CHILD.LST, HORSE SECTION 2nd, 3rd 2nd, 3rd 2nd, 3rd 2nd,-3rd. 2nd. DECOR-.luD HORoE AND RIDER — 16 years and over BEST DECORATED HORSE aND RIDER - under 16 yrs . BEST DEOCaTED COUPLE . BEST DECORATED NOVELTY. .$2, $1,00 50? .$2, $1, 500 .$2, $1, 50ÿ . $2, $1, 500 . $1, 500- • • • • y .$3; $2 .$3, $2 .$3 .$3 BEST DEOCATED SCOOTER OR MOTORSCYCLE .$3 jrUoa NOTE; Every child that enters the Children’s Section and meets at, the Bank of Montreal (9:30 A.M.) receives 250 ?£ker PaRADE ENTRIES please meet at the Town Bark at 9 A.M. for judging. / Z .ACQUEST - that there be no parking on the West side'of the Main street including vhe Tanner Building Supplies Block and the Main Street. Thank you. of SWIMMING DEMONSTRATION. r LUNCH - Hamburgers, Pop, etc. SWIMMING POOL OELOUNDS . noon. 1. 2. 3. A. 5. 0. 7. ô. 9. 10 11 THE PARK — KID’S RACES ~ Foot, Bike, Novelty . HORSE RACES- 2-4 PM S M * mder MILE SADDLE RaCE (Stock Saddle) . POLE EENDING - Open. KIDS PONY RACE (15 and under) . FARMERS DERBY - Open . MEN’S BARREL RACE.\ . ’ ’ ■ JALK, TROT & RUN . Open . . 3 HORSE RELAY (3 Riders) . ' CHARIOT RACE. ’ . ' * ’ CONSLATION RACE.~. .\ i i i 7. ” ” Magrath Juveniles-vs Oldtimers . OPElwsSt- DANCE "Teen" - SCHOOLjORUUNDSt- Music "El .1 P.M. / y .$15; $10; $5 .315; $10; $5 $10, $5 .$10; $5,";52 $10; $5 .$15; $10; $5 .$15; $10; $5 .$20; $10; $5 $10; $5 $10, $5 BAIL GAME A P.M. n GROUNDS ADMITTANCE - Adults 500 Students 250 Under 12 yrs - Free I ?
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