| 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. THURSDAY, JULY 8th, 1965 .Magrath, Alberta. PHONES; OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 STORE HOURS: ' ' . . . • » > Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday". a;m; +.n A P Wednesday.8 A.M. to 1 P.M. .Saturday . .8 A.M. to 7 P.l£ . Jdardware J) ept. FOR THE HAYING SEASON NOWON. HOLLAND TWINE: J-dviGE ROPE PREMIUM GRADE TWINE. PACKED IN BURLAP BAG AND TIED WITH . . 1125 NATIONAL TWINE ;> Quality twine for "use in all makes of balers. First Si Jreated against rodents, insects, rot and mildew. 330 pound tension" strength. >000 foot balls. l/hfr white stallion TWINE,„1. rodent, insect and rot repellent. 9000 foot balls g g PURCHASE A TRAVELAIRE AIR COOLER == 26 £E and enjoy cool 11 comfort in your home, office. z= E sT Ë E WHY SUFFER WITH HEAT. ■f l- INSECT REPELLENTS SPRAY BOMBS - «OFF», »BLACK FLAG1', «TANTOO»' spray on repellents to keep away mosquitoes, black flies, etc. |I9 . CREAM; »Tantoo» ih plastic squeeze repels mosquitoes, black flies and sunburn, 750 . OIL; 6.12 Insect Repellent. 690 . y tube, prevents ELECTRIC FANS /- 75 = AH types ••••••« ^0 up PRINTED LINEN : Crease resistant, washable, in two attractive color combinations - Brown, Apricot & Copper or Navy, Royal, and Ski Blue on white. ''' 36" wide; REGULAR $1*80 yd. MONA RIVAL PRINT: A washable, colorfast, resistant print that would make lovely shifts for wearing. ' ’ . . - REGULAR $3.39 yd . crease-summer . 29S . MEN'S DEODORANTS WOODBURY STICK DEODORANT — with new effect— , ive formula.450 KENNEN SPEED STICK - effective.$1.00 ' RINSE-AWAY • for effective control of dandruff’and itchy scalp. Convenient plastic tube. ' COCA A' REGULAR $1.25. ABSORBENT BALLS j Cotton balls for cosmetic use, care . first aid & baby . per pkg390 COPPERTONE: Suntan lotion that pró- COVER GIRL COSMETICS LIQUID MAKEUP — by Noxzema, medicated. An ideal makeup for summer weather .$1.39 PRESSED PONDER -by Noxzema. Medicated, so easy to apply. $1.35 motes fast tàn, protects against sunburn, MOISTURIZING, conditions skin. ' ' 00 NtaOn XwZithEoMutA b uSmU.NTAN LOTIQN^o-iorious Easy to apply. | 11 RON I NG BOARD COVERS NOXZEMA TAN GUARD”: Insect repellent as well as suntan lotion. Guards skin, no burn, no insects, np dryness. [25' SILI TEAT ARE scorch; BOARDS. C 0 N E’ IRONING BOARD COVERS TREATED. REFLECT HEAT, RESIST FITS ALL STANDARD SIZE IRONING 7.2.0 = INSECT REPELLENTS = . » ♦ ONLY NOXZEMA GUARD - Insect Repellent Lotion. Pleasant to use, keeps insects JillillIlltintHinHHIKlIUlltlllllllliHlllilllHHIIltlMIIIIHIHIHHHHmitlHIIIIIIIIUlhillfOIHHUnfllUfblKItHiliiriHfiilKkiriMl.H CUSHION COVERS | SOUVENIER CUSHION COVERS IN ASSORTED | FROSTED DESIGNS ON SATIN BACKGROUND, 1^0 | SEE THE NEW TERRY BATH TOWELS THAT HAVE JUST ARRIVED. BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS. $1.25 6.12 SPRAY: Effective mosquitoes and black flies repellent'for .|25 ++-H-H-4-H-+ I +4"> I H I I -H-H-4I I I I l-IH I H-H-l- WHAT HAIR IS THERE ' Folks have worry with their hair; They*re voicing much complaint. The women worry because of tint 9 The men because i* tain’t. z zMen's «-Boys Wear 4EN’S AND BOYS’ COTTON "JAC” SHIRT® -THE POPULAR SHIRT OF THE SEASON. YOUR CHOICE OF PLAIN LINEN AND SLUB LINEN, COTTON & flR.NET. -ND 100# COMBED COTTON IN EYE-CATCHING STRIPES. I WESTERN I I HATS | (Western Straws in I (assorted styles. I b25 ~ 5951 MEN’S & BOYS SIZES YOUNG MEN’S OXFORDS IN TWO POPULAR STYLES _ 3 EYELET TIE, PLAIN TAPERED TOE - or - GORE SLIP ON WITH WESTERN STYLE VAMP, TAPERED • CHISEL TOE. BOTH IN SMOOTH BLACK LEATHER PROTECT YOUR HANDS FROM WORK & WEATHER - I ESPECIALLY DURING THE HAYING SEASON - WITH i A SERVIC N’S WORK GLOVES i 95 I ' STRAW HATS | Work Straws in'popular j "Peanut Straw", light f weight. . 85Ct099C| it SWIMSUITS BOYS MEN’S & BOYS SWIM SUITS IN A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF STYLES AND FABRICS - INCLUDED ARE BOXERS AND TRUNKS’IN LASTEX STRETC] COTTON KNITS, etc. [_ BOYS & MENS . 980 TO 95 WORK SOCKS IN HARD WEARING, EASY-TO-CARE-FOR NYLON. 980 pr. Whenever I feel'that the grass looks greener next door, I discover that the people over there are taking better care of it. Burton Hillis. THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. A Good Place to Trade Casual G.W.G. Fants infine Sateen stripe'in popular dark tones. GWG CASUALs' • Traditional'Casuals in fin« Black twill. Tapered fit.; 7-02 395^495; SATEEN STRIPES ■ Ai very pretty Summer weddir -vas solemnized in the Leth dge LDS North Ward Chapél Sat- J BisTh°P ?f Calgar3r united in marriage Miss Carol Lea Wocknitz, ' dau- Saskatoon^Sa3^ Wm’ W°cknitz of and Rod M. Hope, son of Mrs. Ray Hope of Ch0SS f°j ^er wedding.day a floor length sheath style gown of white Chantilly . /gyring scopped neckline, lily point sleeves and floor length train of tulle scattered with lace appliques. Her bouffant illusion net veil was held in place by a white Khí-iC?rrÍed a bouquet of talisman roses. Attending the bride was'Miss Jo- °n i°b:Leford as bridesmaid, and Miss Donna Hope, sister of the groom, junior ' ? ? fí?ld^ B°th wore.street’ length dresses of green sheer over cotton. Miss Amber Wigrill o_ Lethbridge, gowned in yellow shèer over cotton was flower girl. Each'attendant carried colonial bouquets of summer blooms. Mr. Norman Frank attended the groom, Bruce Boycliuk nephew of the bride.was ring bearer and ushers were Mr. Dennis Arndt and Mr. Cal Lee. Miss T*—111® °f Picture Butte presided at the organ for the wedding music and accompanied xiss linda Wocknitz when she sang during the signing of the register. ' r0p40wino the wedding a wedding dinner was held in the banquet’room of thè Magrath assembly Hall when Mr. Norman Frank acted as Master of Ceremonies.' Bishop E.C. mi ft.n-.-i Lethbridge oifered grace. Mr* Stanley Johnson of Picture Butte, uncle of the bride proposed the bridal toast with the groom responding and Bishop Lowe gave some well chosen remarks, During the dinner Mrs, Maureen RasmusSen sang "Because" accompanied by Miss El ine Johnson. Mesdames Betty Briggs, Mina Arndt, Annie Johns and Shirley Cameron were in cnarge of the dinner arrangements; Saturday evening the bride and groom were honored'at a calling reception in the’Assembly .-.all when guests were greeted by Bishop and Mrs. E.C. Clifton of Lethbridge and Mr. and Mrs. al Folliott of Winnipeg. The parents'of the bride and groom assisted the bridal party in receiving. Mrs.'Shirley Boychuck, sister of the bride presided at the guest ' book and Mrs. Donna Iandy, sister of the bride, and Mrs. Elsie Wocknitz, aunt of the bride, were hostesses. Refreshments were served by Misses Ifersha Stevenson, Victoria Briggs, Donna Johnson, Peggyann Coleman, Jolayne Gibb, Ann'Ririe and Carolyn Leishman. Gift tables were arranged by Misses Suzanne Racette of Calgary, Darlene Whitehead, Myrna and Elaine Johnson with Miss Lenore Thomson in charge of recording. Mrs, Margurite Thomson was in charge of kitchen arrangements. * Following their wedding trip the happy couple are making their home in Calgary, Mr, and Mrs, Warren Wilde and fam-i ly of Edmonton were weekend visitors at hhe home of their parents Mr, and Mrs. Blaine Norton and Mrs. Minnie Wilde in Welling, Mrs. Wilde returned to Edmonton with them for a visit. Lightening struck twice within 15 minutes in Del Bonita Saturday afternoon during a thunder storm. According to reports three milk cows and a saddle (barrel racing) horse were killed on the farm of George Henry while two stock cows were struck and killed, the property of Joe Juhasz of Twin Rivers, Guests at t he home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Arndt during the holiday weekend their son-inlaw and daughter Mr, and Mrs, Neal Cameron of Edmonton, . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pashuk and daughter Wendy were Medicine Hat visitors during the holiday weekend, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vic Schaffer, They also’visited Mr, and Mrs. Wally Smith in Bow Island. Mrs. Ila Poulson left Monday for Provo to visit.her daughter, Miss Kathy Pnulson, Mr, and Mrs; leo Coleman recently returned from Puyallup, Washington where they a ttendod the graduation of their grandson Terry Smith. Their son'Alan returned with them from visiting 'there, and returned to his home in Trenton, .Ontario. Mr, And Mrs. Ron Ririe and family of la Canada, California are visiting t heir pai>- ents, Mr, and Mr si Nephi Harker and Mr« and Mrs, Horace Ririe, Mrs, Martha Wright and daughters of Edmonton are visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Nephi Harker, and relatives in Magrath and district, . . Mr, and Mrs, Phil Proctor and family of Grande Prairie'were holiday’visitors, guests of her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Sabey and attended thè annual Sabey Reunion Saturday in Waterton. . . Mr. and Mrs. Ted Harker and family of Camrose attended the Sabey Reunion Saturday and also visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence.Ehlert and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harker. . Mrs, Jane Cahoon was a visitor at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs, Ves‘Sabey and also attended the Sabey Reunion, * ' ” Cpl, Merlin Miller has returned to R.C.A.F Mr, and Mrs. Emery Gurney and Shane were recent visitors in Edmonton, guests of their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs, Vaughn Gurney and in Wainwright, guests of their sonin-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hansen. Station, Lancaster Park after holidaying Mr, and Mrs, Ted Law and'daughter Melba re- Mi 11 pt turned on Friday from Logan, Utah where they visited their son Norman and family and sonin-law and daughter Mr, and'Mrs, Bob Bumham. They also visited in Jerome, Idaho with Mr. and Mrs, Lynn Burnham and family, ret turning 1-ome via Craters of the Moon in Idaho, Huniy norse Dam and Logan Fciss. Mrs, Bob Bumham with his parents Mr, and Mrs, Frank P. Mrs, Roy Matson and Mf, Bob Matson were Ifegrath visitors Friday, attending thè 50th wedding anniversary celebration of Mr. and Mrs,-Ben Gagan, , Mr, and Mrs, Robert Hodges of Portland, Ore, were renewing‘acquaintances in Magrath returned for a two week visit with her parent souring the weekend.Mr. and'Mrs. Lawrence Land„ ^nd Children of 3an Diego, California are visiting relatives and friends in Magrath. and district including their parents Mr. and Mrs. Vim. wocknitz and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Landy. While here they attended the'wedding of her sister Carol and ~r. Hod Hope, an event of Saturday, . Mr. Isaac (Ike) Sabey of Nanaimo, B. C, visited with relatives and friends in Magrath and district and attended thé Sabey Reunion in Waterton Saturday, ■ SEEN AND HEARD Wish basements and wash rooms flooded in the South Vie st part of town (the sewage running backwards and up grade) a town employee remarked that was natural as the water was only seeking it4. level. It occured to us if speedsters who, night after night travel our street until midnight or later would get up in the morning it would remedy the situation. ’ Mr, Campbell Spencer of Edmonton is visiting his parents Mr, and Mrs,.C,C, Spencer. Mr, Jim Passey of Hamilton, Ontario is visiting his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. WiW, Austin, relatives and friends, ATTENTION SWIMMERS; Lessons for children 6 and over begin Monday, July 12th, Registration will be Friday, July 9th at 9 A,M, Adult Lessons are Mondays and Wednesdays from 7 to 9 P.M, Special arrangements are being made for children 4 and 5 years old at 11 A.M, Ally tickets must be paid in full before July 15th. Please do not leave valueables in the wash rooms, check them at the office. Due to a new heater the temperature of the And water ‘ Mr. owing a holiday in Alaska most enjoyable trip. on the S.S,,Princess Patricia, returned July ' 2nd. Ports of call included Prince Rupert BC Ketchikan, Juneau, capital of"Alaska, Wrangell and Skagway all in Alaska, It was a great thrill to ride on the narrow gauge railway over the White Pass, the famous Gold Rush Trail of *98. The scenery all along the way was magnificent. Saw'fish'canneries and fish freezing plants in action, also some of the largest pulp and paper mills and.many more sights too numerous to mention, A new LDS church has just been completed at Juneau," I.M. ' VANDALS IN MAGRATH — Pranks played on Halloween are one thing and sometimes maybe over-' looked. However this is not the prank season. If you have something against us why don’t you come out in the open and see what we can do about it. Do we need to post "No Tresspassing" signs and then sit with a gun? I’ve neard of such things. Vie have a right to be away from our property for a' few days without interference from anyone. Now theft'has □een added to mischief as far as we know. . R.ead the article in the recent Reader’s Di- . . . _ , gestiwhich tells about boys getting away with^ei* daughter—in—law Mrs, Jean Sommerfeldt such acts which later booijierang on them when anc^ family all of Vancouver B.C. they begin to look,for jobs, A Taxpayer, . (Mrs. Emery Gurney) (LiuD OF THANKS; Our sincere thanks and appreciation to those who helped in any way with Carol and Rod’s wedding and reception and made it such a memorable event for them, Mr, and Mrs, Wm, Wocknitz & Mrs, Hope. APOLOGY FROM THE FRUIT COUNTER - Anyone who received bad watermelon'purchased the weeend of July 2nd and 3rd, please contact arth at the Grocery Dept, We apologize for inconvenience caused. is over.80’, . But and Mrs, Charlie Matkin are home foil* • They report a For "Left Vancouver June 22^^. Acting Co-Operation I’d rather see a sermon than hear one any day: I’d rather one should walk with me than merely show the way, " The eye’s a better pupil and more willing . . than the ears Find counsel in confusing, but example’s always clear; And the best of all the preachers are who live their For to see the good in action is what everybody needs. i can soon learn how to do it if you’ll let '• me see it'done, I can watch your hands in action, but your tongue too fast may run; the lectures you deliver may be very wise and true, . I’d rather get my lesson by observing what you do, I may not understand you and the high- advise you give,“ there1s no misunderstanding how you’aot . and how. you. live 1 * the men creeds. Mr. and Mrs. Am Mercer and grandchildren Iynn and Paula Mercer of Bountiful, Utah visited with relatives and attended the Forsythe Reunion in Waterton Saturday.- Mr, and Mrs. Joe Case of Hamer, Idaho ' were Magrath visitors during the weekend, guests of Mrs, Irene Strang. They were accompanied by thfree young missionaries Clifford Campbell, Wayne Purnell and John ‘ Holloway who were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Miller. • Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ackroyd and family of Nampa Idaho are visiting their parents Jiri and Mr si Smith Ackroyd, Magrath and Mr. and Mrs. Bullock in Welling. ' Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clifton of Seattle, Wash, visited with relatives in Magrath' including her father Mr. George Coleman. Mr. and Mrs, Lon Hovey had as their weekend guests Mrs, Louise Sommerfeldt and FOR SALE| 21" television set. Original price $189. Will sell'for’$50. Excellent condition. Phone 758-6585. (R. Hovey) "But why", the marriage counsellor asked the eighty—yec.r-old woman ”are you consider ing divorce after all these years?" "Enough’s enough", she replied. THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY’LIMITED A Good Place to Trde,NOTICE; St. Joseph»s Parish Pi lc will be held Sunday, July 11th at 2 P.M. at Jubilee Park* Pot Luck Lunch, games and refreshments will be enjoyed. FOR SALE; Swing set - consisting of 2 swings, and 2 horses. Also 1 gas heater used 1 winter 45,000 BTU’s. Eugene Stanek. NOTICE: Anyone caught loitering after closing up at the W°o1 Ceding Office, hours on Swimming Pool premises will be pros- NOTICE; See Lethbridge Monumental Represent-ecuted. By order - Town of Magrath* ative Byhg Beazer'for all cemetery work - NCEICE; The annual outing of the Uriited Church marble> granite, bronze or Cement. ’ Ladies Aid which was to be held July 14th has Ph* 758’3550, Magrath. been postponed until further notice! HOUSE - for sale or tent. A.T. Austin' NOTICE; The Women’s Hospital Auxiliary will F0R SALE: "1955 Dodge, Cream Separator, Used hold it’s regular meeting Friday afternoon, Lumber. A.T. Austin. Ph. 758—3505.* . -. July 9tji at 2¡30 P.M* at the home of Mrs. M. FOR SALE; Pbtatoes. Kay Fisher» Ph, 758-3280 THANK YOU: We wOuld like to thank all those who contributed, and all who helped to make our Social Credit Auxiliary Sale the success it was. Florence Moors, . NOTICE: I have had a number of inquiries for Social Credit Cook Books, I now have several on hand for $1.00 each which can Be picked F. Moors. - LEAN CHOICE CUTS .rpase r lb.- '75 c CAMPFIRE 1# pkg. Skinless . . COLD MEAT PKCSjMAC. & CHEESE PICKIE & PIMEN. . .each 294 LOIN CUTS .per lb. TAKEN FROM THE YARD - (Ht-Ih blue & white ' bicycle with front basket. Gisela Pfeffel, FOR SrLE; Fresh Strawberries. Ph. 758-3291 , Graoe Navratil. FOR SALE; House, good location, R. Sheridan, REMINDER - The ACTS Chicken Barbecue Supper this SATURDAY, July 10th at Jubilee"Park, Adults $1.50, Children’s Plates 750» Children accompanied by"parents given free"hot dogs and ice cream. Everyone welcome. FOUND; Boys 3 speed bike. Bryan Flaman. FOR SALE; In good condition - Maytag square tub washer and two rinse tubs. $50. Contact Mrs. V.E. Bohnet. Ph. 758-3218. FOR SALE; Bed, springs and mattress $20,00 Also garden power cultivator, like new, $75« B.W. Dow. NOTICE TO BALL PLAYERS — Magrath Trading Softball team play in Cardston Friday nite. Those who have played with the team before and are still interested, please contact Carth Veale at the ’Trading Co. before SIDING SPECIAL AT CITIZENS LUMBER; |x8" "B” grade Cedar Bevel Siding - a limited quant-ityof this"top quality clear’siding to clear at only $7.90 per boo bd. fti Regular price $12.40. A saving of over 35%» Get yours today. MAGRATH SCHOOL OF DANCING - Tap - Ballet." Baton. Teachers: Miss Janice Rice - Ballet, Miss Sharon Miller - Tap; Miss Barren Baldry Baton (under direction of Mrs. D. Beazer) Classes beginning September. Registration during summer months. Ph. 758-3069, 7586607 or 758-3550, . . . FOR SALE: Girls bike. $25. Nyalene"Fletcher. . ‘\ 758-3052. Mri and Mrs. R.A. Deglow of Columbia Falls Mont, were visiting relatives in Magrath and district during the weekend. . Mrs. Greta Mai accompanied by Miss Gisela’ Pfeffel left by car Saturday foi* Pouce Coupe B.C. to visit Mrs. Mai’s mother, relatives and friends. . nwiimiiiui >1 I. * 3“1 olllKIlUIllIlllHOIlilil-iaillllltnui i Hiiiiiiiiiü.iiiit.ll I 'KIII PEACHES -DELIGHT < 3/890 TOMATO JUICE -•.ÏIÆRS .48 oz. tins. 2/690 . 20 oz. tins. I ? ! WHOLE CHICKEN . . H immim.lluHH.IHKIIH •• CANNED POP ! i CANNED .HtMMMi<>'tt*i<h!llllll'i'lH'»ll(lltmi|Hi iHMW¡h s » . | CANADA DRY . 10 oz. ■ .ultimili I0/I00 3 lb. pkg CARNATION - LUNCHEON MEAT E.D. SMITH PLUMS - SANTA ROSA I 5 lb, bags. 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