| 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. KONGS; STORE HOURS: OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 CRY GOODS.758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 MONDAY., TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.8 a.M; to 6 P.M. WEDNESDAY.8 a.M. to 1 P.M. . SATURDAY. 8 A.M. to 7 P^M. THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1966 •. .«¿.è«*.VAGRATH, ALBERTA«. HURRY HURRY HURRY. SEE THE NEW SPRING ARRIVALS. 7 BOYS BOYS SIZES 8 - Jj6 YELLOW ONLY PENMAN’S FINE COTTON INTERLOCK KNIT. SHORT SLEEVES. RED YELLOW, BLUE, Sizes 8 to 16 PENMAN’S PLUSH-KNIT SHORT SLEEVED SWEAT SHIRTS WITH ZIPPER FRONT. WILL NOT SHRINK OR PULL OUT OF FIT. TDEftT. FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEARING FOR SCHOOL, SPORT AND CASUAL WEAR WASHES WONDERFULLY. NEEDS VERY LITTLE IRONING IF ANY, MEN’S SIZES IN RED NAVY, BROWN, CHARCOAL, YELLOW. >•- r » SPORT * Short Sleeved Sport Shirts styled from 100% Cotton. Button down collars. A' nice variety of colors. Famous RUF-RIDER top quality Work Boots featuring the finest materials . » »0 • »n •»*00 •• ro • no » »«B, enn, W •» •* -, ta Ullilt. SPORT COATS Croydon Sport'"UTILITY” COATS in Tan,'Charcoal, Loden and Navy. SIZES 34-44 c I SPRING SHOE SPECIALS 1 DON’T MISS THE EXCEPTIONAL BUYS ON MEN’S & BOYS‘WORK BOOTS I AND SHOES AS WELL AS OXFORDS, LOAFERS & CASUALS. REG. $17,95 I MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD, RELIGION ’ The store had four different calendars for 1966, The Russel calendar was the firbt to go. The last "The Path To Worship". This one pictured the church in the background, the minister in'front greeting a young couple with their two children. No doubt a Sunday morning service. If the church is the place to worship, why don’t more members attend? ' Once in our lifetime we felt if a person went to church once on Sunday, that was fair enough, We preferred the morning service - Sunday School. * But of late years the subject matter and the presentation never agreed with us. To illustrate - (Gospel Doctrine Class) Title: "Ancient Prophets of the Old Testament" by ' Sperry, A paper back book of 330 pages. The first 148 pages (The Prophesies of Isaiah). The prophesies are in very small type, probably one quarter of a page, while the author’s comments occupy the remainder printed in bold type. He interprets many of Isaiah’s prophesies as fulfillment, having come to pass on the American continent in the last 150 ydars. Two pages, not 14S, would have been sufficient. Second Peter 1:20 "Knowing this first, that no prophecy of the scripture is of any private interpretation". Isaiah lived in the dark ages. He believed the sun came up in the morning and went down at'night. Iaaiah is only mentioned a few times in the New'Testiment. Isaiah, nor any one else on the Eastern Hemisphere knew there was an America. They thought the earth was flat. We don’t take any stock in prophesies. No man knows what the morrow will bring. More than sixty years ago we spent part time in a class room studying the life of Christ. The New Testament, The professor’s name was Anderson. We owe much to him for we received an abiding faith in Christ the Lord. He was a capable teacher with few equals, ' ' In the Good Book, St, John 21:15,16,17.verses (Read) — Jesus saith to Simon Peter "feed my lambs" — in the 16th and 17th verses — "feed my sheep". You cannot starve a profit out of a sheep. Jesus knew this. From childhood we have been feeding lambs and sheep. The best food is none too good for lambs and sheep. ‘ , Jesus wanted Peter to preach and teach Christianity and the brotherhood of man, tne things he had seen and heard.' , "For all that I have seen, I trust the Creator for what I have not seen", ' Ralph Waldo Emerson. Mr. Alf Ririe, Wool Producer: Sixty—one years ago we commenced business and we are happy and proud to say that members of the family are still very active in the business. 'What Changes have taken place in these 61 years? Looking at the Calgaiy Herald 01 May, 1905, we note the following: , Mr. L.W, Bick advertises 320 acres of land 10 miles South of Calgary for $7.50 per acre, and 320 acres of land in the Springbank area for $2750,00 Mr, T.D. Bell advertises 640 acres of land 5 miles South of the city for $12.00 per acre (this is now inside the Calgary city limits). , . _ J.T. MacDonald Grocery advertises "mens fine shoes" for $2,50 a pair. Fifty men being hired for a lamber camp at Revelstoke» Wages $1,75 Per day. Board and bunk deducted at $4.50 per week. Special sale of men’s suits at $7.50 ' , . , Enderby Restaurant advertises for waitress, wages $20.00 per month. This letter is just a reminder to ship your wool clips to J.E. Love and Sons or through any of our agents. Love’s paid considerably more for the 1965 clip tnan any ocher company handling Western Canadian Wool. Thank you very much. J.E, Love Feeds Lud. <••••••••••«« __ A farewell testimonial in honor of Elder Donald Wayne Gumej’y son of Mr.and Mrs. Earl Gurney, was held in the Magrath L.D.S. Chapel Sunday. Linda Holman presided au the organ for the prelude and accompanied the congregation when they sang "Come Let Us_A New" Invocation was offered by Lewis Stevenson. The choir sang tne Sacrament hymn "pa Humility Our Saviour". Special musical numbers rendered were a violin solo "Andanue in G" by Nyal Fletcher accompanied by Mrs. Fletcher, and a Cello solo "He Shall Feed nis Flock, Handel’s Messiah" by Marjorie Balderson accompanied on thé piano by Alice Fowlor of Denver, Colorado. Speakers for the service were Byng Beazer, Lorelie, Earl and Donald Gurney and Bishop L. B. Tanner. Closing hymn by the congregation was "It May Not Be On the Mountain", Ted Law offered the benediction and Linda 'Holman played tne.postlude. Elder Gurney enters the Mission Home at Salt Lake City, Utah Monday, April 11th prior to departing for the Central American Mission with headquarters at San Jose, Costa Rica, Central America, Mr. and Mrs, Leo Coleman accompanied THOUGHT FOR'TODAY - even if you are on che their son Allan of Falconbridge, Ontario right track, you’ll get run over if you to Edmonton during the weekendo just sit there.MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD- "Upstairs PETITES MATCHING BLOUSE - One and two piece styles in Linens, Knits Blends, Boucles, SIZES; 6 to 16 . . LADIES Smart hew arrivals for Spring in Linens Amels, Blends, Wools, Knits. One and two piece styles for Milady*s Easter. KAYSER-ROTH FULL LENGTH "SATILENE" (nylon tricot withJthat satin touch). Dainty embroidered nylon □ Q bodice and hem, S.M.L.O HALF SLIPS in satilene with lace hem and lace trim. Shadow panel. S M L 3^0 , o • 11® -Lj® • •••••••• • J ■: Mr, and Mrs, Leonard Whitt had as their'Sunday dinner guests his brother-in-law and sister, Mr, : and Mrs. Sheldon Weatherhead and family of Clares- ’ holm. LADIES UTILITY COATS; Popular water repellent poplin reversibles in full length as well as Jacket length. up. MADRAS SQUALL JACKETS - Bold plaid with big zip front, attached hoodo SIZES: 6 - 8. . REVERSIBLE COATS; Red corduroy reversing to Beige cotton poplin, SIZES; 4 — 6X ,,. SQUALL JACKETS: Nylon, zipper front, attached hood. Red, Blue, Pink0 Ideal for Boys & Girls, 2—6X. up. BOYS POPLIN'JACKETS; Water repellent, Beige shadeo SIZES; 4—6X., Asked a small farm boy who had been reading the editorial page: "Dad, do political plums grow from' seeds?" "No," smiled his father, "they result from clever grafting," FRIDAY, APRIL Bth THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY WILL REMAIN CLOSED, GOOD FRIDAY, G.W.G, BRAND NEV’R PRESS; Wash then Dry them, Wear them. The crease is permanent - keeps its shape' : forever. Wrinkle free Cactus Green. 695 TONI LYNN BELL BOTTOMS: HipSter stylé twill, Navy, Red Pink, ^95 KIDDLES COTTON TWILL BOXERS BY G.W.G, GIRLS SIZES 2-6X. LITTLE BOYS DENIM SLITS "Tuff" SANFORIZED FABRIC EXTRA STRONG DOUBLE SEW& ING, COMFORTABLE, SLIM WESTERN FIT. BOXER STYLE BACK, 4-6X. 79 MAGRATH TR/aDING COiviPANY LTD. Mrs, Zola Whitehead returned home Monday from Hawaii where she'has been holidaying, visiting her daughter, Miss Darlene Whitehead in Honolulu, Mr, and Mrs, James Andersen, Lauralee and Perry of Blackie were in town over the weekend, visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Margaret Flaman and Mrs. Kathy Vollendorf'of Lethbridge were Magrath visitors Sundayo Friends of Miss Vilda Matson of Lethbridge will be glad to hear that she has returned from Winnipeg General Hospital where she underwent an emergency major eye operation, Mr,-and Mrs. Johnnie Harker and family of Orem, Utah visited relatives and friends in Magrath and district including their parents Mr, and Mrs. Blaine Harker, Magrath, and Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Dahl, Raymond, Mrs, Alice Fowler and daughter Louise of Denver, Colorado are visiting relatives, guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Ririe, Mr, and Mrs, Denzil Coleman of Peace River, Alberta arrived Sunday to visit relatives and friends in Magrath and district, Mr, and Mrs, Marvin Hillmer had as their guests last week her parents Mr, and Mrs, Raymond Nakefield and family of Coronation, Alberta. Sunday visitors at the Hi ~l 1 rner home included Mr. and Mrs, Wakefield and family, Mr. and Mrs; Clifford Salberg and son of Bow Island,'Mr, and Mrs, Bob ShaW and son of Lethbridge, Mr, J.O. Salberg, Mr, and’Mrs. Jim Salberg and family, Mr, and Mrs, Johnnie Salberg'and’son, Mr, 'and Firs, Glen Salberg and son, Mr» and Mrs, Vern Wakefield, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spring, _ Mr, and Mrs, Jay Passey of Rigby, Idaho are visiting relatives and friends in Magrath and district, Mr, and Mrs. Laurie Davies of Nanton are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter Wednesday, March 23rd in the Magrath Municipal Hospital, Mrs. Davies is'the former Barbara Harker, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Blaine Harker, Mr, and Mrs, Ray Pilling had as their weekend guests their son—in—law and daughter Mr, and Mrs. Norman Lowe of Edmonton, The Stevan Bogdan family have taken up residence in the Vic Bohnet home, moving from Calgary, Mr. Bogdan is employed at the Tar Sands in Northern Alberta. Mrs. Bogdan is formerly Clare Blumel, daughter of hr. and Mrs. Wm. Blumel, J&tients in the Magrath Municipal Hospital during the'past'week included Mfrs. “ Lillian Chapmah, Mrs, Emma ShegelSki,"Mr, John Shegelski, Mr. John Paulitis, Mr. Roy ' Toomer, Mr, Dick'Toomer, Mrs, Winnie’Bourne, Cynthia Navratil, Gail Navratil, Mrs. Alice' Malm.berg, Mr. Ed Garness, Mr. Clyde Bennett,' Mrs. Harriet LaneJ Mrs. Elizabeth lacruemcnt, Mrs. Esther McVey, Mrs. Cleo Allen, Loma' Scott, Mr. Frank Hufnagel, Mr, Jim Corley, Mrs. Annie Waldner and daughter. RED CROSS NEWS; Members of St. John’s Lutheran Church will call on you for your Red Cross donation; Please be ready for them ' when they call, they are Volunteer Workers, Please Note — if you were not home when the ■canvasser called or have been missed, you’ may leave your donation with Roy Sheridan. Is your Lawn old and matted?' I have a machine that will loosen it up, clean it out, and’give it a new start. You"can rent it at $5.00 an hour with'operator, * Roy Sheridan, Ph, 750-3004, GOOD OLD NATIONAL LIBRARY'WEEK IS HERE AGAIN; Read the enclosed article, then do something. Magrath students who have to date been successful entrants in the Lethbridge and District Music and Speech Festival include: Dramtic Poetry - 11 yrs and under - John Balderson (tie 64) Clarinet — 12 yrs and under - Burns Alston (80). Dramatic Poetry - 17 yrs and under - Melaine Harker (85). Trombone - 16 yrs and under — Wade Alston (85). Boys Vocal Solo - 12 yrs - Darwin Wilde (tie 84)."Boys Vocal Solo - 13 yrs - Kim Taylor (86). Bible Reading - 12 yrs and under - Billy Alston (tie 85). Dialect - 12 yr®, and under — Christal Harker (S3) Shakespeare12 yrs and under - Christal Harker (82). Story Telling -’13 yrs. and under - Richard Parkins (83), Modern Piano Contemporary - 17 yrs. and under - Bonnie Brewerton (tie 65). A farewell party honoring Mrs. Hazel " Gorham was held recently at the home of Mrs, Arlene Bennett. A social evening and delicious refreshments were enjoyed by Mesdaiies Hazel Gorham, Colleen Brown, Edith Scott, Margaret Curliss, Jennie Johnson, Bdtty Burgess, Norma ZoBell; Ruth Johnson, Garda Law, Donelda Navratil, Flora Lee, Sheila Dudley and Mrs. Hazel Paxman and Mrs, Grace Litchfield of Raymond and Mrs. Dorothy Holtom of Lethbridge. Mrs. Gorham was presented with a flower hassock from her many friends. The Bob Gorham family are leaving to make their home in Claresholm where Mr, Gorham is employed, ' ' WELL, IT’S WINTERTIME ' "Sonny," remonstrated the far^ ¡mother, "when Mommy hears you talk like that, it sends cold chills up her back." "Well," replied Sonny. "If you’d been in the barn this morning When daddy hit his finger with the hammer, you’d have frozen to death.MAGRATH TR. .DING COMPANY LTD. Jdardware Dept. DEPENDABLE AUTOMATIC WASHER Be assured of dependable service with this Maytag Automatic, FEATURES; Metered fill with automatic water level control, 2. Lint filter agitator provides continuous filtering of both wash and rinse water. 2. Built-in dispenser adds liquid fabric ’ softener automatically to the final rinse, 3. Porcelain enamel wash basket is selfcleaning, spins as it grains, ' 4» Push button control of water temperature permits you to pre-select the right wash and rinse water temperature for each load. TIME PAYMENT PLAN AVAILABLE. 31995 HALO OF HEAT" DRYER i -<011111111111111(11111 h i ululi h niKuiuiiinidHituiumiiniii nm Hiiiiiiiuiii i untiHiiuiiniiiui il fiuniHinihiiiif uh huh The MMytag "Halo of Heat" Dryer has the electronic control that takes the guesswork out of drying. No timer to set, no tempera—" ture control to adjust - it’s all automatic, Maytag’s electronic control continuously measures the moisture in the fabrics and a automatically shuts off the dryer when the load is dried just right. Has rapid air flow for faster drying. A circular air flow pattern surr6unds the clothes in uniformly warmed air, no "hot spots". DON’T MISS OUT ON THESE WORTHWHILE SAVINGS ON "EVER! DAY" KITCHEN AIDS. MIR ACLE KNIFE; Specially honed, super sharp all purpose knife for carving roasts, frozen foods, vegetables. 990 SOFT STEP MAT Poly foam high density mt for relieving fatigue. 990 £ A N D'Y T H E R M 0 M E T E R For candies, icing, deep fat frying, 990 TUMBLERS Attractively decorated elastic tumblers. Set of 12 990 TIME PAYMENT PLAN AVAILABLE. 29900 ii im ui mu min unii 111 iiihHimtiiii h i nimm HhiHiitiiHiniiiHiiiiiiiiiUi hi iihhhiiiiii imimmmmHimHiiiitmutHp mmmmmmiiiiimimmrtiiimimiijimmiiiimmmimmmmiiiimmimmmiimmmit TRADER TOM’S SUPREME ALUMINUM 20^ OFF SALE IRON AID Spring attachment that fits all Ironing boards and keeps cord up and out of the way. 990 M E A T THE R M- 0 M E T E R; For cooking roasts, poultry, and Bar B Queing, 990 COLANDER BOWL SET; Plastic Colander with mixing bowl0 990 S P 0 N G E S' : Pack of giant sponges for housecleaning, etc. 990 ICE CUBE TRAYS; Metal trays with plastic cube dividers. 990 _P_U SJ1___ B R 0 0 M S; Sturdy utility brooms for cleaning'shop, sidewalks, basement floors, patios, etc, 990 ■imimiimmmmiiiiiimimihiiiiiliiniiiiimimmiiiimiiiiiiiimmHimiiiiiimmfimimmmmmimmmiimimimmmmi DOUBLE BOILER; 0 07 Regular Y1.95 - ,87 Regular $2.35 - I 2 qt SAUCEPAN Regular $3*50 - EGG POACHER Regularly. 95 FRY'PAN' Reg. i?3»95 “ 3'7 397 MAGRATH TRADING COM, ANY LTD. Dry Çoocls S PR ING TABLE CLOTH SETS : Attractively ‘printed table cloths with plain matching napkinsi Cloths ’ ' are 45x45 and 52x52. COLORS; Amber, Blue, Tangerine, Pink, Turquoise0 —iCjf PER SET. / BRIDGE SETS, Linen Bridge Cloth with matchifig napkins tririimed with crocheted motif, COLORS; Sand, Oxford Grey, White, Gold. PER SET I TURTLE NECK SHELLS i 5 3951 HEAD SCARFS I PILLOW -SLIPS : Attractively embroidered Pillow Slips, attractively gift packedi ’’ |QF Make ideal shower gift items. REGULAR $2.25. | TERYLENE COMFORTERS 100% Terylene quilted comforters. Floral patterned. light a feather. Pink or Blue Floral. . Pink or Blue’Floral with nylon eyelet lace ruffle trim • • • ♦ » KIDDIES’ PLAY GIRLS BELL BOTTOMS: Little Girls Denim Eell Bottom trousers that are the "Hit" of the season. Red, Faded Blue .cr\ or Navy. Sizes; 2 to 6X. I OU GIRLS CUTOFFS : Denim Cu£ Offs in two smart ■ styles. Plain or zipper pocket. Faded Blue. |50 apd 195 GIRLS PLAY SETS: Two piece Shorts and Fun Top in gay cotton print. Ideal for having fun. in the sun. Blue or Red. C)95 SIZES; 3 to 6X . GIRLS SHORTS : Bold "Ife-dras" plaid Shorts for little Girls. Elastic waist. Cuffs0 Assorted colors. SIZES; 3 to 6X ' ■’< 'Jt /•0 a .• * < ■ £>, c-U- -> • •__ . t bl .’’Ul .«.raa: J fl'fgV *» ,y‘. vucS-« SHAMPOO, BRECK CONCENTRATE - Shampoo for beautiful hair . a new . I 00 HAIR SP-RAY: HAZEL BISHOP large size for longer, lasting hold. j 00 LOTION DESERT FLOWER — deliciously scented hand and body lotion with the ''heart" of lanolin. HA IR DRESSING: top brass - so pOÏ>- ular with Men, Medicated to O 1-00 fight dandruff . * for * PREACHER; "Brothers, my sermon this morning will be about liars. Now, has everyone read the 35th chapter of Matthew?" Half the hands in the congregation went up. PtiEICHJiR: "You5re just the people I want to talk to. There is no such chapter. MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY Second Cut - GOOD EATING EASTER HAMS, WHOLE OR SHANK. CANADA "B" 10-16 lb. Q . COLD MEATS Cooked, assorted. pkgs 890 5 5 . . jiHiu< i>ao<>iitHii>iiit>t hhiHiiniiiHiniiiiiiHniuHUUiiniiuiiiiiMiii . . . .PICNICS - COWRY STYLE SMOKED. per lb. 5501 z . . NOTICE: The Bank of Montreal wishes to advise its customers that the office will be closed Friday, Saturday and Sunday,(April 8 - 10, 1966). Additional service will be given on Thursday, April 7th from 4:30 - 6 P.M. Regular banking hours will resume on Monday, April 11th at 10 A.M, NOTICE« The United Church Ladies Aid will hold it’s regular meeting Wednesday afternoon April 6th at 2:30 P.M. at the home of Mrs. W. J. Rice. HOME AND SCHOOL; The regular monthly meeting of the Magrath Hbme and School Association will meet Monday, April 4th in the Music Room of the Elementary School. A SPECIAL INVITATION to all parents interested in new Mathematics in the Elementary School - and new ideas for membership. M. Harker, Pres. SPRING TEA sponsored by the Magrath C.G.I.T. will be held in the Lions Club Rooms Saturday, April 2nd from 2 to 5 P.M. There will also be a Bake Table. Everyone welcome. FOR SALE: Dining room suite - table, 6 chairs and buffet. In very good condition. Also hand lawn mower, Nirs. John Fialik, 758-3244. HOUSE FOR SALE. York Kado. Phone 758-3136. after 6 P.M. NOTICE: The regular monthly meeting of the Magrath U.C.W. will be held Wednesday, April 6th (please note change of day) in the United Church Hall at 8 P.M. with Mrs. Jean Robinson and Mrs. Norma Owens as co—hostesses. Roll call‘will’be answered with used nylons for Korea. Mr. McGregor of Lethbridge will speak on Gardening, Visitors are welcome. MAGRATH PARK THEATRE NEWS: Friday and Saturday, April 1st and 2nd "KIMBERLEY JIM”, a/ family movie in‘color starring Jim Reeves, Madeleine Usher. If you like country music" you’ll love this show. Also double cartbon, PLEASE KEEP IN MIN’D THE MATINEE Saturday, April 9th "Clarence the Cross Eyed“Lion11 Students 500, Children 2 to 12 yrs. 250. REMINDER: The Magrath Trading Company will remain closed April Sth, Good Friday. WANTED TO RENT; Modem two bedroom apartment or small house. Ph. 653-2188. •> ■ FOUND; 1 brown leather glove, 1 black vinyl mitt, 1 Stirling silver ring. News Office. ¡OCEAN SPRAY 15 oz tins 2 for u4UMIUUUUMINli4U>MM||IHM|lltltll44WMfMltt«»*MlllH1**4IIW»*HlHlllHM>««HMMHH<llHMI«H'flMN.HIHHM«h*h^wxi-ixiii-i . CRANBERRY SAUCE| 490| I RASPBERRY JAM î YORK* Pure. 40 oz. 990 £ ?xll>.lxlllX>>IIXI.XII*l|IXMIXX>-<lxll|l|l|HII>»xx<llili|IXMIIi|HilHIXIIXHH*lilllllll<ll|i|IIMXIHIIIII|Hllinl l BEEF CHICKEN TURKEY'’ Frozen YORK, S oz.«. IHilHHlJiHllltflMHIHHIHIIfIUIIIOII1IUMIllUttllillllli|IH • III If Hill I HIHIIffHfHIniHI III iil(> ¡EASTER PEAKS f PAULIN* S Novelty. 9 oz. 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ONIONS-CABBAGE - ORANGES - ( - MAPLE LEAF LIQUID. 24 oz CHILEAN SPANISH 6 2 00 CALIFORNIA NEW CALIFORNIA NAVEL Poly ba^s DON’T MISS OUT ON THE CHOICE EASTER GOODS - CHOCOLATE RABBITS, EGGS, CHICKENS, ETC. ALSO LiARSHMALLOW AND CREAM FILLED EGGS, CANDY EGGS, DECORATED EGGS. SHOP NOW.
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