Magrath Store News (June 24, 1965)

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.OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 PHONES: STOKE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday Ui*......................•.........8 AiMi to 6 P.M. Wednesday ••••••••3 A»M> to 1 PaM* •••¿¿••Saturday •••••♦••• •$ A«M>zto 7 P»M> THURSDAY, JUNE 24th, 1965 ......................... MAGRATH, ALBERTA. . ...iHuiimnutmuuutuiwniuuMtmiMhuiumHmiMMinuiiiititHuuHNiiuHiWiuwnHHiHivwMiitm SWEATERS ■ Ladies Bulky Knit Wool and Orlon Sweaters designed to please Young and Old. White and pastel shades. Ideal to wear on cool Summer days and evenings. 798 up. .................. SWIMSUITS The Swimming season will soon be here. Be ready in a smart creat­ion from the Upstairs ladies Ready to Wear. Jantzen one and two piece styles as well as popular one and two piece styles for the Younger Miss. rjlJlUUlHIUlHUttlU r a. 00 lUtiMUHIUlfWMMMMMMIHlHIIIKHUIInilff ♦ £ | 'SUMMER Milady will enjoy our NEW. Sumer creations in Linens, Amel Jerseys,'Polished Cottons Prints, Amels, Terylenes add Ginghams. Easy to care for, a joy to wear and styles that are sure to please. 798.2198 ¡DAN RIVER GINGHAMS IN. 1 1 CHECKS,’PLAIDS AND 1 ¡STRIPES. BECOMING STYLES .1 GIRL'S — ( X \ SANDALS X I. WWHHIITTEE,, TTAANN,, | BLACK. Ital-j ian. 90 “• .»»It ¡SUN BONNETS FOR I ¡LITTLE FOLK - I ¡BOYS & GIRIS. I ASSORTED. 98«? up.= ■QX3* hMiHHHMHHMMlWWmMHlMMmuMMMmMtWM»»»» ’ Be ready for Summer in carefree Shorts — your'' choice of short shorts, or burmudas. Popular cotton cords, terylenes and wash and wear cottons. SIZES: 7 to 18. _ u„............................... . ................................ ....... ... ........................................ .............................. I GIRLS MATCHED COTTON KNIT TWO PIECE PLAY SETS INCLUDING SHORio ¡AND TOPS, DECK PANTS AND TOPS, GREEN; RED, PUMPKIN, ROYAL | BLUE. SIZES: 6 to 14 yrs. REGULAR $3.75 & $4.50« >w -.A lady school teacher called and a’ d "if we had any aiii, . ¿Ife," Thé question "puzz­led us. We asked her if she had an aim* "There are no two pupils alike"j she said, "My aim is to train each child separately. They all have individual natures". Could anyone ask of a teacher more than that? ' If no aim in life^ "what about making the most of your life!" Even if you are a man of pleasure you have to do some work to make pleasure possible. One’s life should include some personally rewarding projects, "There is nothing less interesting than a face on which life has written no story", ' ' ' ' ’ Men are interested in the philosophy of lifej economics, political, sôcialj religion, and making a living! Some are lovers of wisdom, others art and sciences, etc. The sad story for most of us is "had I only known what I wanted?" ' HNot in life’s ebbing twilight^ nor during her noontide gio, The best of life is manhood’s morning! They reap rich blessings, 'who wisely sow. KITTENS AND GOPHERS “ Three stray mother cats in our neighborhood with 16 kittens. One with her young in our garage. ’ ’ ' " Gophers - ten or more to the litter is our guess! Said Mrs, Robert Rasmussen, "We‘must get rid of the gophers or move. Bob killed 40 with a box of 22 shells" (50 to a box). In places the ground is on the move with the creeping pests. ....... Mr, and Mrs, Ben Gagan are celebrating their Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary Friday, July 2nd, Open House will be held in the Banquet Room of the Magrath Assembly Hal 1 from 5 to 8 P.M, All their friends are cordially invited to attend. No gifts please, ............. CLOSING PiiRTY of the CLOSING PARTY *- of the Magrath U*C*W, will beSunday School will be held at Jubilée Park held Friday June 25th* Ladies are asked to (weather permitting) this Saturday please meet at the Magrath United Church at from 2J30 - 5 P.M, Children are 6 P.M, For further information please contact Mrs, Phyllis Stearnsi MAGlL-xTH PaRK THEATRE NEWS! Friday and Satur- day June 25th and 26th FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE" in color with Sophia Loren and Steph­en Boyd, Short - "Laddy and His Lamp, Coning next week "How the West Was Won". ANNUaL OPEN hIR CHURCH SERVICE AND PICNIC of the combined Magrath, Del Bonita, Spring Coulee and Cardston United Church charges will be held this Sunday, June 27th at St. Mary’s Dam (just below the falls) Everyone is asked to bring a picnic lunch, Tijt4—11 AM. Mr, a*nd Mrs, Svend Jensen had as their guests last week his brother-in-law and sis­ter, Mr, and Mrs.'Fred Thomsen and son Elvin of Salt lake'City, Utah. Mrs, Jennie Bone had as her recent guests her Cousins, Mr, and Mrs, Despain of American Fork^ Utah and Mr, and Mrs, Cook and son of Lehi, Utah, . Mr, and Mrs, Raymond Wakefield, Sherri and Bobby of Coronation have been visiting with friends and relatives including their son-in­law and daughter Mr, and Mrs, Marvin Hillner and her father, Mr. John Salberg. Mr,'and Mrs, Jack Bridge are holidaying in Tacoma, Wash, where they are visiting rela­tives, . Mrs. Betty Fortier and children were week­end visitors at the’home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Tom Dudley, nlso visiting at the Dudley home recently were their son and dau­nt er-in-law Mr. and Mrs, Bill Dudley and iimily, all of Calgary. People who think by the inch and talk by the yard deserve a boot by the foot. A CALLING RECEPTION for Mr, and Mrs, Bill Hewton (hee Dixie Hovey) will be held on Saturday, June 26th at the home of Mrs, Ameilia Briggs from. 6 to 9 P.M. All are wel­come, Magrath United Church , June 26 a sked to‘ ' please bring sandwiches or cookies., N.0, Mr* Don Briggs of Salt Kake City, Utah visited during the weekend with relatives including his-mother Mrs, Amelia Briggs. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sabey had as their guests during the weekend their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. F. Bectall of Cardston, Visiting at the Grant Wheeler home is his mother, Mrs. Wheeler of Cardston, Mr, and Mrs, Robert Hamilton of Lethbridge visited his mother Mrs, Leah Hamilton, , Mr, and Mrs, Dean Harker and children, Mrs, Elva Harker, Mrs, Connie Harker and daughter Sharlene all of Lethbridge were Sunday visitors at the Dale Toomer home. Mrs. Ethel Gorham of Lethbridge deceived information that her granddaughter, 18"year old Miss Sylvia Bailey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. (Kaveleen) Androsoff of Wyndell BC was crowned queen of the Creston Valley Blossom Queen Festival May 25th. Miss Bailey was congratulated by many dignitaries of whom were Hon. W.D, Black and Mrs, Black who cut the ribbon to open the entire Bios—" son Festival which Miss Bailey reigned over. The Queen contest was judged by the amount of tickets sold as well as poise and nor— sonality. Miss Bailey was chosen from 6 other British Columbia girls. She is a grade 12 graduate of 1965 and will now travel"to Vancouver to participate in the "Big P.N.E. Queen contest in June. ’Congrat­ulations Miss Bailey. E,G, ° - FOR SALE; Milch cow, Jersey—Holstein cross. To freshen August 10th. Still milkinr. Ph. 758-3421. '_A4e. : SUMMER MEN'S. SHORT SLEEVED DRESS SHIRTS: Light Weight' Sumer Shirts for Dress or Sportswear in plain shades of Tan, Blue light Olive A 00 WHITE SHORT SLEEVED SHIRTS - P 95 MENS - BOYS' 'JAC SHIRTS: Very popular this Season for Sports and Casual wear. Three smart stylés to choose from in plain linen in two tone color combinations, plain shades of Blue, Aqua, Tan, Green or Multi stripe cottons. 595 TO (595 BOYS SHORT SLEEVED DRESS SHIRTS: Latest fashions for Boys'in short sleeved, button down collar shirts in plain shades of White, Blue, Tan or pin stripes on white ' - ■ ■ - ■ BOYS SIZES* 295 MEN’S AND BOYS 1 table of Inported Runners in regular ankle and Oxford styles. White and Black SIZES: Boys 11 to Men’s 12 ... CANADIAN MADE RUNNERS; Favorite "Good Post­ure styles in oxford and ankle style boots, MEN'S AND BOYS SIZES. ^95 to |Q95 Available in a variety of styles and fabrics in­cluding la st ex,' Ban-Lon stret-ch,. printed'surf cotton knits, etc. Boxer and Shcrt styles. in Blue, Tan or Charcoal* STRAW HATS WORK STRAWS; Popular light weight Peanut Straws, light weight western straws in copper bro™ shade. gg^ andgg^ WESTERN STRAWS; Light'weight, wide brimmed Western shaped Straws, Ideal for holiday , wear. Assorted styles & colors. OQA UP. CASUAL MEN’S & BOYS’ FOR YOUNG MEN G.W.G. COT.LEGIa’I'ES.; Just the thing for summer vacationing, Trim, tapered. Black or Iigh' Blue. ^95 G.W.G, PERMA*PRESS Ideal for holiday wear for they do not need pressing. Tap­ered for perfect fit Tan, Blue or the new Cactus, DAYS HOYSTERS; In faded Blue Denim. Tan or Cactus twill 750 & 795 ' (BOYS DRESS SHOES! I JUS 1 ARR-lVED — two smart styles — " i 1 3 eyelet tie or gored slip on shoe. ! f Smooth Black leath- I er. ........ .....................fiiimilmim.......... ............... ............. „„.......„„„„„.......... ... POLICEWOMAN; "Why didn’t you hang onto your mother’s skirt?" ' LOST CHILD; "I couldn’t reach it." A double wedding was celebrated in >uble ring vows Saturday,' June 19th with Nuptial " Mass celebrated at St> Basils Church for Diane Etheland Beaumont,'daughter of Mr. and hrs. Wm. Beaumont of Magrath and Gallanio Busletta, son of Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Busletta of Lethbridge, and Miss Julie Margaret Beaumont, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Beaumont And John Hetesi of Lethbridge, son of Mrs. Mary Hetesi and the’George Hetesi of Ketheley, Hungary. The service was officiated by Rev. Redmond. Mrs. E.M, McCallum was at the organ and Mr. Michael Kauffmann was soloist, ' Diane, given in marriage by her father, chose a floor length gown of nylon sheer, sweep­ing en train over insets of imported Chantilly lace, the bodice of imported Chantilly lace featured a portrait neckline, lily point sleeves and was accented with a gold cross, the gift of the groom," Her tierred illusion veil was caught by a head piece of sheer rosettes and cluster pearls. She carried a bouquet of red roses. Miss Severely Baxter as maid of honor and Miss Nancy Deglow, niece of the bride, as bridesiiiaid wore identical street len¿gth dresses of aqua nylon sheer with bell sleeves, full skirts, matching head pieces accented by corsages of pink and white carnations with sweet heart rose centre* Attending the groom was Binete Palotti of Lethbridge* Mr* M. Welon of Lethbridge was usher. Julie, also given in marriage by her father, chose a floor length boufant imported dress of Chantilly lace over white satin, fitted bodice of imported Chantilly lace, feat­uring a neckline of dequins and pearl trim, lily point sleeves. Her illusión tiered seed pearl trimmed veil was caught by sheer rosettes centred with cluster pearls, and she car­ried a bouquet of red roses. Miss Coral Blumel as maid of honor and MisS Shitley Blumel" as bridesmaid wore identical street length gowns with french lace bodice, chiffon skirts, accented by corsages of pink and white carnations with sweet heart rose centre. Attending the groom was George Turo of Lethbridge, Mr* Frank Toth was usher. The wedding mass was followed by a dinner held at the Scandinavian Hall for seventy guests, - 111 the evening a reception was held in the Magrath Assembly Hall, catered to by the North and South Ward Relief Societies, Over 260 guests signéd the guest books from Water­ton Park, Wrentham, Stettler, Lethbridge, Magrath and Bashaw, Miss Mitzi Soüwand presided over the register. Parents of the brides, Mr. and MrsJ Antonia Busletta, Mr. and“Mrs. Ben Gcganj grandparents of the brides, Mrs. Blanche Delgow, aunt of the brides añd Mr* Richard“ Snjith, uncle of the brides assisted the bridal party in receiving the gdests, Mr* and Mrs. Nulon Harker and Mr. and Mrs. John Moors greeted the guests at the doorj Mr. arid Mrs. Raj’ Harker were hosts* Gifts were arranged for Diane and Gallanio by Betty Harris, Carol Bax­ter, Carol Brocha, Lenore Thompson, and'Linda Holman while gifts were arranged for Julie ” -and John by Jean Harris, Marilyn Harris, Linda Godionton, Peggy Coleman and Beryl Bindley. Gift tables were overseen by Mirs. Ida Tayl*r. Fictures were taken by Rondó Robinson. The nail was beautifully decorated by Ida Taylor and Betty Harris with a pink, white and blue úneme, the centre table displaying bridal books and double three tierred wedding cakes trimmed with pink and blue swans. Diane chose a pink suit with white accessories and pink corsage for travel"1 i'ng to the jest Coast, Julie also whose a pink arnel suit with white accessories and pink corsage for travelling to Niagara Falls, Both couples will reside in Lethbridge. supply on this same farm. Due to this On Sunday June 13th I drove out to my south farm to look at some calves and yearlings we nave there, I found three yearlings locked up in a. loading corral, possibly there for sev­eral days or even weeks. No water or feed and temperature®- as“high as 90*. Steers which’ neighed around 65O pounds thinned down to about 25O — 300 lbs,, just skeletons and hardly able to walk or stand up. These cattle were not accidently shut in by themselves as the gate was wired shut behind them. I hope the party or parties responsible feel justly proud of themselves for a deed as mean and low as this done to dumb helpless animals. I am sure this was done by"the same person or persons who, 5 years ago, plugged our water : _____ ___ _____ ___ __ __ and cold weather, we lost 4 beef cows and many others were seriously and harmfully affect­ed by this deed. If any persbn or persons are envious of me or have a grudge or a grievance against me .'.or any reason, I wish they would have guts, enotigh to iron it out with me personally and not do it by harming, most cruely and seriously, animals, which cannot help themselves and" are innocent. I think a person who would do this is. lower and meaner than anything on the whole.earth, George Navratil. Firs. Jennie Bone has returned from Clares- riomfe where she visited her daughters Mrs. Alf Strangway and Mrs. Fred Norgard. She proudly Ciinounces athe arrival of a great granddaugh­ter born to Mr* and Mrs. Robt. Commisso in Calgary Sunday, June 20th. Lu.NK YOU: Our sincere thanks and apprecia­tion to the Relief Societies, the young lad­ies who wa ted on tables. Special thanks to Mrs. Maureen Tanner, Ida Taylor and Betty .. rris and Eldon Coleman. Also to everyone for the good wishes and gifts and for making .a perfect day for Julie and John, Diane and Galliano. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Beaumont. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Christensen and son Paul and Mr, and Mrs, Jay Christensen and family were Sunday visitors at the Elden Christen­sen home. Magrath Hospital Patients this week in- . elude Harden Anderson, Mahlon bourne, Chas.’ Sims, Mrs, Christie Harker, Mr* Samset, Hrs. GenevA Wood, Mrs. Jean Coleman, Mrs. Mary ' Bauer, Mrs. T.i~i.11 an Minor, Mrs, Iola. Harker, Mrs. Lois Blumell, Mrs. Nora Rixon, Mrs. isobelle Bohnet, Barry Robinson, Baby Marsh and Mrs. Bessie Cook. ... . FOR SALE; 1955 Dodge car. A.T. Austin, FOR SALE; 30 acres of Alfalfa hay standin; in the field. Robert Rasmussen.EX r 10 R gal« Bright Red. EXTERIOR WHITE For all Exterior painting, g gal> BARN PAINT PATIO-PICNIC SPRAY Spray around grass and bushes. Ekijoy free Barbecueing and outdoor living. xi 39 FLY. FILLERS. i BARN YARDS & OUTDOORS CYGON - controls flies for S | weeks or longer.’ Makes 4 gallons of spray. 575 ORTHO D - fast kill. Does not last as long as Cygon control, <lllllllHHIII|IIHlHll|lflfll|l 1111 II 11 III I d 111111 II IH HIUI Illi 11I III 11 HI il I ( 111 Kl HI III 1111HII li I) lllll HI 111II111 II HII11 I» 11111 ! ■ ..GARDEN GUARD = PI a st i c Squeeze Duster. Can I be refilled with regular I Darus Dust• 980 • I DARUS DUST .... £)0 0 1Y. **ttHIIHIIHIIHIHHIIIIMIIHIIIIIHIII4HIHIlltUill«HlilirilimiillH4linll|llHinillllllMHI<<iil- 1 •H|.miHlllHIIII|lHHlHIHI.HH«HllintlHH.HlllHlllllllHHHIIIlHHHI|l|- SPRAYS I BLACK FLAÇ- FLY à INSECT BOLES I Effective, easy to use. ’ ■.tlUIIIHIIIIIII|l||llllllllftllllll<lllln<IU1HIII|IH'llfl'HIIIIHHIIlllllltlHHI IKHIIHIIHl J19 HOME WHIRLPOOL 22 cu, ft. Home Freezer featuring fast coil freeze; Fawt Freeze Compartment; Handy Utility Baskets. Convenient Storage Dividers. Wide Cabinet Collar Ledge (which forms a temporary storage shelf) Automatic Interior Light; Safe­ty Signal light (telling all is well). 1IHII III II11 Itl 11 HI 11 Hf IIIIHIIK HI Illi HtllH lt| 11 tl||l HIIIIIIHi II111111 j WITH A SIDE OF PORK I I CUT AND PROCESSED. I inil||H»ll|in!ltHII|I.IHlriMHIflHflHl<IHIIIHHIfHIIHlH»'l'HI< FOR 24 MONTHS WITHOUT SIDE OF PORK. DERTOX controls garden pests. PSyo 25# bag.................... -A SUPPLIES Ì j’. POTATO.. DUST..... Keep your Potatoes free of bugs oag •••«••••••«•• I = iI ; 790 OIL FILTERS • I For all popular makes of carfl, f trucks, tractors, etc. f , lowest, PHICES. , I "Hey, you down there," thundered her father’s voice from upstairs. "Do you think you can stay all night?" "Gee," replied the young man. "Thank you, sirl But I’ll have to call my folks first to see if it’s okayl" DIXIE PLATES: Dinner size, new super strength plastic coated. 10....................... 250 DIXIE CUPS-. Handy for Picnics tumbler size, 25 cup pack.................. 50 - 5 °z, cups ... 49$ 100 5 oz. PLASTIC UTENSILS: Gay colored plastic Forks and Spoons. 2Q fop 2^ THE MAGJUTH TRADING CO. LTE. A- ?' . SPECIALS Colorfast crease : for summer shifts Red and white, < REGULAR $2.79 yd ideal Black Flame & White prihtèdi ^59 effect ' charcoal, MONA RIVAL Resistant Dress fabric — >, etc. Floral patterned eyecatching design. 219 Multi-colored Mona Rival Print in a pique in attractive spatter patterns with‘light greeny white and grey predominating^ i yQ REGULAR $2.25 yd........................................ I FIBRANNE: Crease'resistant Dress Fabric with the popular K V Finish, Your Choice •'of two attrac­tive patterns -'Floral printed, gold, coral and brown) or Green, REGULAR $3,25 yd SUMMER GINGHAM Checks, plaids and stripes in crisp, cool ginghams for summer’wearing, A ’ nice selection of colors, 690 yd up. SPORT DENIM Make your own Sportswear from this wonderfully washable Denim. Co-ordin­ate them by using plain fabric for the skirts, shorts, slims, etc. and select a pretty striped top to go with them. PLAIN COLORS - Red, Green. Pink... | 15 19 t0 up yd. STRIPES — assorted colors yd SEWING ACCESS'R I ESI COVER BUTTONS.- For covering your j own buttons. Forms can’t rush, cover wrinklel free with any"fabric, washable dry cleanable. Assorted sizes O 90 to790i NYLON RUFFLING: White nylon ruffl­ing ‘with black"edge. For Dresses, Blouses, etc. 750 yd. KO BAN THREAD: Sturdy thrdad fdr mking button holes, etc. Black, Red,' White, Olive green. 50 yd.,spools. 250 ea 7 Make your own pretty cotton dresses from our wide selection of patterns, colors and designs. Wash and wear cottons in­cluded. PRICED FROM ’. ........................HATS..... WESTERN STRAWS FOR GIRLS. FANCY WEAVE, : COMPLETE WITH CHIN CORD. WHITE ONLY. I SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE HAIR CARE up. REMINDER - THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY WILL xliiAIN CLOSED THURSDAY, JULY 1ST, DOMINION DxiY. DO YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING EARLY. HALO SHAMPOO-- New Arrivals in Halo Shampoo for dry and normal hair S PE C I A L HALO HAIR SPRAY: Fragrant’formula for hard to hold and ordinary hair. gg£ ' .......................................................................... . The class had been told about the amazing speed at which light travels. "Just think of light coming to us from the sun at all those thousands of miles a secondl" exclaimed the teacher, "Isn’t that wonderful?" "Not so very," said one ray of brightness in the class. "It’s downhill all the way." GIRLS SWIM SUITS - one and two piece fashions in a nice array of styles and colors in plain and print­ed patterns. LADIES SWIM SUITS: Popular nylon stretch fabrics in one and two piece styles. KIPPERS 490 GROUND BEEF FRESH GROUND BOLOGNA! FRESH, per lb ~ - iKIliiliniinHIUirilllllHlIIllhtblUfllHHliHllIIHIIlllKlUHIlhintlhlHiililJJHHHHltu'»^ RING BOLOGNA ~ . | GARLIC RINGS Q 3 V I imHHUHitiiniUHunuHniiHuuiUHuiuiiHuiiitHtiHihiUiUHmniiiiUbiHMP GAFFELBITERS - HERRING (Weidman’s) 16 oz;• each 7901 »iiiHiiniiiiiitHliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHtiifiiHiiHiiibHhiiiiifHHiHiHiiHiniHUtiiiiihnHmHiuiMHOHuinmnuunmnHmMiiifiHHiniitihnniHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiifHHupiHiiiiiKiin FOR SALE: Fann land, also 2 granaries. ?h. 758-3050. Lisadore Crookston. FOR SALE; Jersey cow with heifer calf. ¥175.00. Margaret Ririe. Ph. 758-3093. AaNTED TO BUY« Second hand baby stroller. Please contact Rae Atwood at Darrel Nelsons. PANTRY SaLE AND SUMMER TEA sponsored by the social Credit Women’s Association will be neld in the Lions Club Roons Saturday, June 26th iron 1 to 5 P.M. Featured on the Pan­try Table will be hone made Bread, Pop Corn Dalls, Angel food Cakes, Meat Loaves. Lucille Gurney, WORSHIP SERVICES will be held in St. John’s Lutheran Church Wednesday June 30th at 8 PM with Rev, J, Ohlinger of Lethbridge conduct­ing the service. P. Hillner. NOTICEJuly 1st being a statutory holiday, there will be no mail service to the public at the Magrath Post Office, ' J.C. Alston, P, M. HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT. A.T. Austin. " Phone 758-3505. REMINDER; The second annual AOTS Chicken Supper Barbecue will be held Saturday,“July 10th at Jubilee“Park fron 5 to 7:30 FM. “ $1.50 per plate. Hot dogs and ice crean“ free to children accompanied by parents. * Children’s supper plates available for 75$. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. FOR SALE; Glass chum, also crean separator, Ph. 758-3505 Jesse Austin. . TO BE GIVEN AWAY — Kittens. Sheila Austin. FOR SALE; House in good location. ’ , Roy Sheridan. FOR SALE; 5 roomed House, can easily be noved. John Holtom. “ . FOR SALE; Fat hens. Live at farm’50$. No ’ deliveries please. Harry Hillner. 758-6562. FAREWELL PARTY - Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Ted Austin and family will be