| 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 STORE HOURS; OFFICE 75S-3O33 GROCERIES 75^-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 MONDAY, TUESDAY, THUKSDaY AND FRIDAY .,.g A.M. to 6 P.M. WEDNESDAY . .8 AOM, to 1 P.M. .SaTURDaY . .,8 A.M. to 7 P.M. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th, 1968 . . . MAGRATH, ALBERTA,, >! able paper bag3 CONVERTIBLE The upright Vacuum Clearer that is especially suited for vacuuming rugs and carpets u.t beats as it sweeps as it cleans, ONLY. ulrnTOA/7 c/o) Æ\ I In LE.ITÙ _zzi L CONSTELLATION Tie canister-type Vacuum Cleaner that glades on air. Complete with tools. BONUS; One year’0 supply of despos-iiuiiiiniiK >iiinnniiiiii|btiiihittiiUMmiiiiuiiHiiiiii(mhiiiinn«hiimiuiii< BEAUTI-CUT LAWN MOWER Electic Lawn Mower used a time or two as a demonstrator. REGULAR $59.95 QQ88 kJ CJ SUNBEAM [LAWN MOWER \ New Twin Blade I Mower with the I blade & blower I veins, = £ Í z FLOOR POLISHER The Hoover Deluxe two brush Floor Polisher with the new shape. Convenient On-Off switch on handle BONUS Extra set of brushes for scrubbing floors. Full set of pads included. . o . FREE 100’ Cord. U . I Check our new ¡reduced prices jon ShotÇun Shells. Elec WESTINGHOUSE WESTINGHOUSE TUNE RADIO styled in sturdy Ivory K. ifltl 11|<1 II lltll 111 111 I rHtlllllilHHIKHtHIUIIirllHHHIIIIIII lli> I IHH< IHIIII Itlll IIIIIUIIII RENT OUR "RENF aND SAVE1' BISSELL^RUG.SHAMPOO^.^ ,$3 00 Fail BUIES Have ARRIVED FOR PLANTING, Tulips, etc.© Neat, compact and handsomely plastic. REGULAR $22,95 = » WESTINGHOUSE "CENTURY" LIGHT-A—DIAL TOUCH-BUTTON AUTOMATIC CLOCK RADIO; Upright model in attractive case, sturdy, dependable clock, large lighted dial. , REGULAR $35,95 . •. | OO MAGRATL TRADING COMPANY LTD. The Canadian Council of Hospital Accreditation has recently announced that the Ifegrath Municipal Hospital has been granted accreditation status. This has been the objective of the board and staff for the last four years when they had their initial inspection, It is difficult for a small hospital to gain accreditation, but the combined efforts of the medical staff and administrator, the nursing staff and the board have brought the local hospital up to the standards required by the Canadian Council on Hospital Accreditation o As the number of accredited hospitals is comparatively small, the members of the hospital district are justly proud of this recent achievement,, A Tupperware Shower honoring Starr Bondy Shanks was held Thursday, September 12th at the home of Mrs,, Beatrice Harker with the Misses Melaine Harker, Carol Wheeler, Janet Fletcher, Diane Alston and Fatsy Harker as hostesses0 The evening was spent playing games after which Starr opened "White Elephant" gifts from the Grade Xll girls0 Those present were the hostesses; Mesdames Gean Wheeler, Freda Fletcher, Prudence Poulsen, Margaret Hindley, Sharley Sheridan, Maude Ririe, Marjorie Balderson, Virginia Wilde, Margaret Ririe, Ruth Ri^e, Valerie Milner, Wilma Taylor, Juliadean Bondy and the Misses Jean Aldrich, Gloria Zimmerman, Maureen Godionton, Barbara Anderson, Vicki and Vonna Mi ~l 1 er. Lavina Jensen, Julia Yamamoto, Shelley Bly, Dorothy Salberg, Susan Wilde and Christal Harker, Cn Saturday evening, September 14th, a well attended Open House was held for Starr at the home of her mother Mrs. Juliadean Bondy. Those helping for the evening were Mes— dames Prudence Poulsen, Margaret Hindley, Sharley Sheridan, Diane Alston, Carol Wheeler, Melaine Harker, Janet Fletcher, Vicki Miller, Sammy Lou and Andrea Sheridan, Lavina Jensen and Christal Harker. Starr was the recipient of many gifts and she and her mother wish' to thank the girls and ladies for their kind responsec The wedding of Dana Dudley, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. George Tj, Dudley and Raeldon Ray Barker, son of Mr. Don R. Barker and Mrs, Nola Barker of Heber, Utah was solemnized in the Alberta Temple, Cardston, Thursday, September 5th with Pres. Archibald officiating- The bride was attended by Janet Christensen, Fam Shallow and Acya Stonehawkero Attending the groom were Jon Dudley and Wells Barker, , During, the afternoon a delicious dinner was served to relatives and friends followed by a musical .program, ^n the evening a reception was held in the Cultural Hallo Marimba, Accordian and Organ music was p~i eyed during the evening by Valerie and Gharlotte Barker and Joan Christensen. Fol 1 owi ng a short honeymoon at Glacier, the happy couple will take up residence at Provo, Utah where the groom is assistant City Manager of Orem. . A, Miscellaneous Shower honoring Miss Marion DeCaire, bride—to—be of Richard Johns, was held in the' Lions Hall Mondqy, September 16th, Hostesses for the occasion were Mrs. Annie Hillmer, Mrs, Lydia Triscli and Mrs, Helen Iraki, Mrso Barbara Graham attended the guest book and the gift tables were arranged by Mrs. Bonnie Shaw and Mrs, Mary Araki, Lunch was served by Mrs, Carol Raasch and Mrs;, Jennie Neimann. The marr-i age of Miss DeCaire and Mr, Johns is an event of September 28th, Mr, and Mrs, A, J, Sabey extend a cordial invitation to everyone to attend Open House on the occasion of their Golden Wedding at the home of Mro and Mrs. Lee Harker, 1731 - 16 Ave. Sr, Lethbridge, Sunday, September 29th from 3 to 7 P.M, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ehlert and son Robbie are visiting with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Ririe and Mr, and ’Mrs, Lawrence Ehlert before leaving for Ottawa where Bruce has accepted a position with the Defence Research Telecommunication Establishment. He recently graduated from Utah State University in Logan, Utah with a Masters Degree in Electrical Engineering, A visitor at a golf club paid his green fees and fixed up a match. At the first tee he took a wild swing and completely missed the ball. "By Georgei" he exclaimed, "lt;s a good thing I found out right at the start. This course is at least two indies lower -than the one I usually play at,"MAGRATh TRADING COMPANY LTD. A resident of Spring Coulee district for many years, William Wilton Wood, passed away Saturday in the Magrath Municipal Hospital following a lengthy illness,, He was SO years of age. Bom in Nebraska in 1887 the late Mr. Wood came to Canada and the Spring Coulee area where he farmed until retiring in 1954» Survivors include his wife Geneva, one son Neil of California, one daughter Mrs. Orville (Alice) Malmberg of Spring Coulee; three grandchildren; three great grandchildren; three sisters and .8- brothers. He was predeceased by one grandson. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon in Memorial Chapel with Rev. R. D. Johnstone officiating. Interment took place in Archmount Memorial Gardens. Funeral services for the late Harry George Hillmer were held Thursday afternoon in the Magrath United Church with Pastor W. F. Schoepp of the Lutheran Church officiating. Active PaU.bearers were the six sons of the deceased - Lawrence, Robert, Albert, Norman, Marvin and Irvine Hillmer; Honorary Pallbearers were Jack Hocking, Jack Spring, Lloyd Sabey, Reorge Heathershaw, Percy D. Murdock, Eric Loose, Fel Balderson, Eddie Wurzer, Walt Fry, Simon Ropple» Interment took place in the family plot of the Magrath Cemetery. Visitors Sunday at the E. T. law home were Mrs. Geneva Ogden and four daughters; Miss Melba Law and Mr. Ken Soderstrum all of Lethbridge, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence law and family of Coutts, Mr. and Mrs. Don Law and family and Mrs. Olive James. Patients in the Magrath Municipal Hospital during the past week include Harden Anderson, Jake Tschetter, Paul Taylor, Mrs. Annie Robinson, Mrs. Mary Nelson, Mrs. Annie Corliss, Mrs. Erva Reimsbothom and son, Baby Sims, Mbs. Margaret Rarick. Mr, and Mrs. John Helm returned to their home in Colfax, Wash* Tuesday after attending the funeral of her brother the late Harry Hi 11mer Thursday, and visiting her father Mr. Hugo Hillmer, Mrs. Nettie Hill- mer, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hill me r and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hillmer. NOTICE; A number of dishes without names have been left at my home after the funeral of the late Harry Hillmer. Will the persons they belong to please call me and we shall see they are returned, Mrs. Ernie Hillmer Ph. 758-3271. FOR SALE; Shot gun, Big Game Rifle. Mrs. Bezprozwanna. Ph. 758-3458. LOST; Hub cap for Plymouth car - on road South of Mervin Thomson farm. Lloyd Sabey Ph. 758-6571. NOTICE; The Magrath Town Office will be Closed from 9 A.M. to 12 noon Thursday September 19th through Friday September 27th. Open 1 to 5 P.M. on these day#. (Secretary on holidays). NOTICE; Open House will be held at Cardston Seminary Building honoring C. V. Harris on the occasion of his 100th birthday on October 13th from 2 to 5 P*M* The Harris Family. NOTICE; I have openings for Beginners Grade 1 and Grade 11 piaho students. . DeAnne Atwood, 1 house West of R.C.MiP* Mrs. Jean Dudley returned home Thursday following a visit in Drumheller with her sisters Mrs. Gibb and Miss Playle. FOR SaLE; G.E. "Mobile Maid" automatic dishwasher in good condition. DeAnne Atwood, 1 house West of R.C.M.P. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mr-s. 0rv~i~lle Hillmer included Mr. and Mrs. Tony Wette of Melbourne, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Graham of Milk River and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hi 11 mer and son of Rainbow Lake, Alta. Mr. Bert Dow of Niland, California has been a Magrath visitor. Mr. and Mrs. John A, Donaldson of Kal- ispel, Montana visited with friends and relatives including her brother and sister-inlaw Mr. and Mrs. LeVere Chipman. Mrs. Eva Douglas of Pendleton, Oregon is visiting friends in Magrath, the guest of Mrs. Elsie Owens. Mr. Melvin Blumell of Provo, Utah and Miss Marilyn Woodward of Los Angeles, Calif, were visitors at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrsc Russell Blumello FOR SaLE; 1967 G. E. 19" portable T.V. Perfect - used 8 months. $150 cash. Ph. 758-3¿87 THANK YOU; We wish to express our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to our many friends for their kindnesses during our recent bereavement. Mrs. Wm. Wood and family. Miss Phyllis Long, nurse-in—training at Municipal Hospital, Lethbridge was a visitor at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Allan Long Monday and Tuesday. Mrs« Elva Harker of Lethbridge is a visitor at the home of her sonr-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Dale Toomer. Plump people don’t like to diet, so are in no shape to argue.MAGRATh TRADING COMPANY LTD. MENS FLANNELETTE; Good quality thickly napped Flannelette in assorted colors and designs. S. M. L. REGULAR $3„98 up ,□,,. FORSYTHE BROADCLOTH; Handsomely styled in attractively printed Broadcloth. Piping trim, full cut, well tailored» , Assorted colors including Green, Blue, Tan. FORSYTH "NEVER PRESS11 Plain Never Press Cotton in gay "Chili" shade. Full cut, button coat, tie waist band on bottoms. S, M, Lo. FOitSYlH & STANFIfiLD 11100% NYLON TRICOT11; Lnyuri on sly styled in never press tricot. Designed for comfort. BOYS Flannelette Pyjamas for Boys, well tailored, roomy, designs and colors« SIZES; 2—16 years TURTLENECKS Permanent press T Shirts featuring Turtle nedkj long sleeves in raglaredesign in Blue, Gold Green. 650 20% OFF Silk knit Turtle necks in the latest Li 1 a.c shade. Styled by Forsyth« I 195 Wolsey Bri-Nylon knit Turtle Neck T shirts with long sleeves«.or short sleeves^ White, Navy, Black Tall Man NEVER PRESS WORK SHIRTS WITH KORATRON. Grey . Weathermaster fully weatherproof, quilted li ning, pile lined hood« Full zipper opening« PANTS TEXAS RANGER STURDY COTTON DRILL. Grey or Tan BOYS' SHIRTS I TURTLE NECKS | Cotton knit T Shirts with Turtle Neok ~ I long sleeves V-yoke design. Navy, OOU f Gold. Sizes: 4 - 6X (— DRESS SHIRTS | Boys superior fine combed cotton sanfor- | ized Dress Shirts with , long^sleeves.6Hl^,,,, COVERALLS G.W.G. Coveralls in Express Stripe or Olive Drill, 7,ipp-er fronts. all SIZES AVAI1ABLE SHIRTS ■ Texas Ranger Cotton Drill, well tailored. Tan, Grey. ■Regular . gnap Fastener • ••••••«•a 650 750 JUUHHi MAGRATh TRADING COMPANY LTD. i HÎICED FROM Beautiful Wools, Fortrels, Polyesters and Daemons, Printed Arnel Jerseys, Crimp-Set Knits and Double Knits in one and two piece creations Becoming Bulky Knit Cardigans in fancy knits plain knits and border designs in the latest Fall and Winter colors. Ideal for Dresswear and Sportswear wardrobes, PRICED FROM latest fashions for the new Fall and Winter Season tfenr-made furs in Borgs and astralik (persian lamb) furs in Black and Browns, Real Leather Coats in full and 3/4 length styles; leather-like Jackets in plain and pile trimmed and lined, See them ■ and select your favorit FALL SHOES New fashions for Fall and Winter in Patents and leathers — loafers and = ties, sling . —,qq j backs, chunky /C'O I heels, I RTS | Slim line Skirts for Fall and Winter including the ever popular Aljean Wools I and fully lined Blends in Brown, Navy, | and Black» Well tailored - very pop- I ular to wear with Sweaters or with the | new Pop Over Tops. O (J TO SLIPPERS New styles by Kaufman in Orlon Pile, Brocades and velvets. Ideal Christmas gift items, zl.00 Baby Blankets Stretch Sleepers, Diapers, Sweater Sets, Bulky Knit Sweaters, Booties Training Pants, Rubber Pants, Fanci-pants - all ilew Arrivals for Baby SEE THE NEW BABY DRESSES & SETS,, MAGRATh TRADING COMPANY LTD. CORDUROY FINE WaLE; Cotton Corduroy, 36” wide. Colors Coral, Blue., Red., Chilic REGULAR $1.29 yd. MEDIUM VJ.LE; Fine Blue, Brown. 36" '.»IDE WaLE? Forest quality cotton corduroy. Wine, Royal wide0 REGULAR $1.59 yd. Greeno Reg0 $2.25 yd. 10% OFF STRETCH SUITING Beautiful Stretch Suiting in two popular shades of Midnight Blue (Navy) and Forest Green. Two way stretch. 50" wide. REGULAR $6.95 yd. MYLON TRICOT LADIES NYLON TRICOT NIGHT GOWNS IN A NICE SELECTION OF STYLES aND COLORS. LACE AND RIBBON TRIM Extra wide Nylon Tricot especially popular for quilt making. Blue, Nile Green, Pink. 108" BROCADE PONY TAIL HOLDERS - Elastic . cord holds pig tails firmly in place. Gaily colored plastic balls fit snvggly into elastic 00,.„.,. BARRETTES : Assorted colors and de- i/rv OUAIklC signs. Non slip foam rubber u A a r\ a •'LY U H A I N ONovelty Key Chains in grips. Holds securely. assorted "beady" characters. 39 £ Rayon and Nylon Brocade, richly textured in Pink, White, Blue, Fuscia. 44" wide PLAY SETS Kiddies two piece Top and Slim Play Sets, long sleeves, decorative novelty on front. Blue, Red. 6-18 mos. . GIRLS SLIPS Cotton Slips with lace and ribbon trim. Sizes 4 - 6X. HOUSE COATS 100% Opaque quilted Nylon Housecoats daintily trimmed with lace on front, sleeves or hemlinec .Pi nit Blue, Yellow. SIZES 4 - 6X FANCY PANTS 8 - 12. Nylon Tricot over form fitting non hardening plastic, back, Pink, Yellow, Blue, White . . Ruffled .69C MAGRATh TRADING GOMPANY LTD. - SHOULDER.Tender Beef -BULK o • < * 0 « • • - Shankless . .,., MAGRATH PARK THEATRE NEWS; Friday and Saturday September 20th and 21st "GLASS BOTTOM BOAT" in color starring Doris Day and Rod Taylor. A family film with added cartoon. Running time - 117 minutes. Coming - "The Appalo^sa". TO TRADE: Electric typewriter for portable non - electric. Tom Norton, FOR SALE; Buick Wildcat - 1>~3 model, Tom Norton. FOR SaIEj Motor boat trailer, corn and cabbage. Catherine Mirkovich, Box 432, Magrath, FOR SaLE; Green tomatoes, squash, pumpkins, vegetable marrow. S. Landy, Ph. 758-3270. ATTENTION; Guides will start Thursday, September 19th at 4 P.M, Guides are requested to attend in ful 1 uniform. FOR SALE; I960 Dodge Polara. Power steeling, power brakes. In very good condition. Can be seen at L.A. (Bud) Harrison home. 758-32.47<• WANTED; Old model 82 Cooey single shot "22". Junior Turner. FOR SALE; 1962 Chevy 11, Excellent condition. Ph. 758-6558. "How long have you worked for the company?" "Ever since the boss threatened to fire me," THANK'YOU; We wish to express our sincere appreciation for the many expressions of sympathy And acts of kindness extended to us,. for the gifts of food brought to the homes, and to everyone who helped in. any way during our bereavement. Your thoughtfulness is most appreciated. < The Hillmers THANK YOU; We wish to thank all the relatives and friends who helped in any way at the dinner following Carolyn and John’s temple wedding on August 22nd, and the Open House held that evening in the Assembly Hall. We appreciated the friendship shown to all of us after so many years absence0 Phyllis and Max Sabey and family. THANK YOU; We would like to thank the nany friends who helped make Dana and Raeldon’s wedding day so lovely0 Mr. and Mrs, George T. Dudley, THANK YOU; We wish to thank all the ladies who helped in any way with the shower for Miss DeCaire Monday evening and made it such a happy event. Mrs, Annie Johns and Hostesses, THANK 'HOU; We would like to express our thanks and appreciation to the ladies who attended and helped in any way with the lovely shower gifen for Wendy, and for the beautiful gifts received., A special thank you- to Mrs, Alice Harker, Mrs. Juliadean Bondy, Mrs, Marie Card and Mrs. Zola Whiteheads Allen and Wendy Clifton, Bert and Kittie Clifton. MAGRATh TRADING COMPANY LTD. BABY FOODS OO POTATO CHIPS - NALLEYS tri pack. 490 CAKE MIXES - Duncan Hines .19 oz. 2/890 APPLE JUICE clear PORK 4- BEANS- Top Balu.Uoz Stems & Pieces L I B B Ï • S Deep Buttered LOWNEÏS • ••IS dz King Size - New laundry Additive Resh Produce mcintosh apples - Hany Back. NOW IN STOCK PEACHES - Albertas lb. 290 POTATOES -bed 10# bags it. o9 0 PEARS - Handi Bäcks
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