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An invitation from David Lerry to Dr. Hector P. Garcia.
No full textAn invitation from David Lerry to Dr. Hector P. Garcia for a Texas Independence Day Open House and Party
REVITALIZING ESSAY WRITING IN MALAY LANGUAGE THROUGH MOBILE-ASSISTED LANGUAGE LEARNING
No full textThe purpose of this project was to design a mobile app that can help students learn how to construct an essay according to a specific format. The rationale of building this mobile app was to cater to students’ needs in the new normal era where online learning, as well as remote classes, have become mainstream. This project also sought to tap into the increasing usage of mobile phones in students’ daily routines by switching the conventional method of pen and paper to mobile technology. The target population for this research project was an intact class of students at a vocational school in the interior region of Sabah, Malaysia, whose oral proficiency in the Malay language was high but lacked the skills in writing a proper essay. The instruments used to collect data were document analysis, exit slips, and a rating checklist. The findings of this study might help the researchers gather feedback necessary in designing an effective mobile app that can improve the teaching of essays particularly in the Malay language by taking into consideration two learning theories, Mobile-Assisted Language Learning (MALL) and Information and Media Literacy (IML). The use of the mobile application in writing classes can help accelerate the integration of digital scholarship into school education as students can easily tap into the ubiquity of information and utilize multiple platforms to generate and circulate content. In order to create a mobile app with additional functionality and improved features, more studies are needed to convince stakeholders and tech companies to invest in the development of this app
Scratching for food: An original feeding behavior in an African flower breeding Drosophila
No full textInternational audienceDrosophila suma is a flower breeding species widespread in the Afrotropical region. We describe an original and so far unique feeding behavior in that species. Strong black spines on the fore tarsus of both sexes are used for scratching the surface of the petals: the juice pouring out from the scratched cells is immediately ingested and this might be the only source of food. D. suma has been investigated on two kinds of flowers, Ipomoea and Crinum. In spite of the very different shape and color of these flowers, the feeding behavior of the flies is the same. Various morphological and anatomical adaptations are described, especially those related to laying a few very big eggs. The taxonomic position of D. suma has long remained and still is elusive. Further taxonomic and phylogenetic investigations would thus be needed to understand how adaptation to flower breeding has evolved
Scratching for food: An original feeding behavior in an African flower breeding Drosophila.
No full textInternational audienceDrosophila suma is a flower breeding species widespread in the Afrotropical region. We describe an original and so far unique feeding behavior in that species. Strong black spines on the fore tarsus of both sexes are used for scratching the surface of the petals: the juice pouring out from the scratched cells is immediately ingested and this might be the only source of food. D. suma has been investigated on two kinds of flowers, Ipomoea and Crinum. In spite of the very different shape and color of these flowers, the feeding behavior of the flies is the same. Various morphological and anatomical adaptations are described, especially those related to laying a few very big eggs. The taxonomic position of D. suma has long remained and still is elusive. Further taxonomic and phylogenetic investigations would thus be needed to understand how adaptation to flower breeding has evolved
Reinterpretations in adverbal modification : a general approach
No full textThis paper is concerned with the fact that a number of adverbal modifications involve a systematic reinterpretation of at least one of the expressions connected by the operation in question. It offers an approach in which such transfers of meaning turn out to be a result of contextually controlled enrichments of an underspecified as well as a strictly compositionally structured semantic representation. The approach proposed is general for three reasons: First, it takes into account not only reinterpretations in temporal but also such in non-temporal modification. Second, it allows considering so-called secondary predications as a particular kind of adverbal modification. Third, it explains the respective reinterpretations within a uniform formal framework of meaning variation
Social exclusion in british tennis: A history of privilege and prejudice
No full textThis thesis was submitted for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy and awarded by Brunel University.This study focuses on the issue of social exclusion in British tennis. It commences with
a critique of current LTA policy, presenting exclusion as static, ahistorical and
underpinned by false dichotomies of age and social class. Aspects of Norbert Elias’s
theoretical approach are employed throughout as an analytical framework. Initially, the
roots of exclusion in British tennis are sought through historical analysis. Aspects of the
Civilising Process help direct attention towards wider social processes to explain the
prevalence of exclusion, particularly in tennis clubs. Cost was a crucial factor in
determining early access, but as tennis became more accessible to lower classes, codes of
behavioural etiquette helped demarcate members along status lines. Into the mid-20th
century, the globalisation, professionalisation and commercialisation of tennis pushed
the LTA to adopt a more performance-oriented outlook, but this has come to oppose the
more relaxed culture of tennis clubs. Thus, a power struggle emerged between these two
institutions, and, underpinned by thirty interviews with leading figures in British tennis
as well as extensive documentary analysis, the third section documents these
developments from the 1980s. Crucially, tennis clubs remain largely amateur and
voluntary-run organisations, yet are important locations for the implementation of the
LTA’s demanding talent development objectives. These recent developments are
understood with the help of Elias’s Game Models theory. The fourth section presents
findings from a ten-month ethnographic study of social exclusion in a tennis club; a
micro-analysis of club member relations underpinned by Elias’s Established-Outsider
Relations theory. Overall findings suggest that social exclusion in British tennis is far
more complex, multi-faceted and historically-rooted than what current LTA discourse
presents. Differences in age and class are less central, and instead preconceived notions
of social status based on longevity of membership, adherence to behavioural norms and
playing standard are powerful determinants of inclusion
Magrath Ltd. Store News (December 11, 1953)
No full textAn archive of the Magrath Trading Store News.The University of Lethbridge Library received permission from the Wes Balderson to digitize and display this content.THE MAGRATH TRADING GO. LTD.
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We have just received many new lines of
dresses for you to choose from for your
Christmas Occasions...CALL UPSTAIRS AND
SEE THEM....
Miss Arvilla Dudley completed her
L.D.S. Mission in England on Nov. 6th.
Since then she has toured England and Ireland
and is now commencing a two month
course in Neurosurgery at a noted London
Hospital. After it is completed she plans
to tour the European Continent..........
Mrs. Emilie Driggs is residing in
Calgary for the winter months with her son
Jim.
SWEATERS for hoys
& gi rl s...
100% crimp set cardigan for girls..size 4
In pink and white. Size 6 in pink blue
and lilac. PRICED AT..............................3.75
ALL WOOL V NECK CARDIGAN with contrasting
trim. Size 3 in oatmeal shade and blue.
Size 6 in blue and size 4 in oatmeal & red
Beautifully soft and warm...................... 3,95
SWEATERS - for all
occasions
White long sleeve
neck a
stitch
small &
only
Price-
Shirt
V neck
collar
women &
2 styles
choose
100%
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Will was
out los
color or shape}
Sizes small, .
med. or large.^ublors of blue, green,
flamingo or white, or yellow................2.19
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SWEATERS FOR YOU*
Mrs. Czar Kairbanks of Raymond has been
a recent guest of her son-in-law and daughter
Mr, & Mrs. Keith Karren and daughter.
GIVE A LOVELY CARD AND LAWN HANDKERCHIEF
to that favorite person on your Christmas
mailing list... .All ready to be addressed.
PRICED AT....................590 and 690...................
Mr. & Hrs. Jack Bridge Jr., Mr. fit Mrs.
Henning Anderson, Mrs. Alvira Bridge and
Mrs. Wallace Dudley motored to Calgary cn
Sunday to visit Mr. & Mrs. Bridge’s young
son, Johnny who is hospitalized in the Red
Cross Hospital. His condition is reported
as favorable.
Mr. & Mrs. George Ovard have been recent
visitors to Taber and Lethbridge where
they have visited relatives.
CHILD'S EAR-LAP POM
Lined with famous CelamacTAM
quilting. Comfortable
elastic headband, / ' iA. ’A
which will fit every;
child. Light weight t ■:
cozy and warm...
A real treat for X
your child. Colors
of pink, blue, yellow,
red or green., ,
PRICED AT 1.59 '
BOYS SATIN BOMBER
JACKETS & COATS
Boys satin
Bomber jackets
with fur
collars
ALSO: Boys
Satin COATS
with fur
collar and
belt..
At 1/2 PRICE
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Rainbow and family of
Picture Butte were Sunday guests of Mr. &
Mrs. Kenneth Balderson and sons. Mr. Bob
Rainbow Sr., who has spent the past six
months in England, accompanied them to
Magrath where he visited friends.
1 rack of mens heavy
MENS LEATHER BELTS
Good leather belts in many different
grains, colors and buckles. Give a belt
for Christmas this year...................... 2.25 each.
Mr. William Taylor underwent an operation
at the local hsspital this week.
MENS WOOL PLAID SHIRTS
uthentic tartans...smart
olorful sport shirts in
all wool material and
tailored for a good fit.
Sizes small, medium
and large....
PRICED AT...$7.95
WOOL SURCOATS & JACKETS
Reduced for quick sales... Values up to
half price...
Mr. Theordore Ehlert of Raymond was
the Sunday guest of his brother, Emil and
wife.
MENS DRESS SOCKS
Miss Betty Bly, bride-elect, was guest
of honour at a Lingerie Shower at the home
of Mr. A Mrs. L. A. Harrison, Friday evening.
Miss Elaine Harrison and Mrs. Joan
Ririe were hostesses. Mesdames Ruth Wilde,
Claudette Seward, Joan Ririe and Misses Betty
Bly, Elaine Harrison and Sue Saga were
the guests present. Betty received some
lovely gifts of lingerie. Lunch was served.
Mr. d Mrs. David Elton of Lethbridge
were Magrath visitors on Wednesday.
MEN'S DRESSING GOWNS
Give Dad or that man on ’•S ' 7:
your list a cozy Dressing. ■ >
Gown for Christmas.. f'-'f ‘J/ ' ' \
Fancy rayon gowns that
are sure to please..
Full sash tie belt,
three pockets, contrasting
collar and trim....
Sizes small, medium and
large,..Priced at... pal
regular length..., knit
from wool and cotton
yarn in attractive
patterns...
Tops
are
ribbed
snug fit.
& toe
reinforced. Colors
brown wine and navy.
Sizes 10£ to 12.
PATIENTS 11.95
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EVENING IN PARIS perfume and stick cologne
PRICED AT....1.15
ALSO: We have musical boxes that
would make a lovely gift for that special
woman on your list...
PIASTIC PERFIME ATOMIZERS.....................1.59
CORRECTION: In last week’s Store News
the name of Mrs. Greta Mai was omitted from
the list of Mrs. E. Wiggell’s birthday party.
We wish to extend our apology for this omiS,®
aioft................
Mrs. Irene Strang left Thursday for Taber
‘ where she will spend Christmas and the holidays
with her son-in-law and daughter, Mrs.
Percy Poulsen.
IN THE 3RK GOODS BEIT.:
A Kitchen Shower at the home of Mr. &
Mrs. Nephi Harker was held Monday evening
honouring Miss Betty Bly. Hostesses were
Mrs. Joan Ririe, Mrs. Rae Attwood, Misses
Elaine Harrison and Susie Saga. Betty received
many useful gifts for her new home
from the following: Mesdames Lily Bly,
Dorothy Wocknitz, Margaret Clifton, Ione
Winkler, Taber; Nona Bly, Claudette Seward,
Hattie Harker, Joan Ririe, Rae Attwoad,and
Misses Elaine Harrison, Sudie Saga, Margarel
Anne Clifton, Dorothy Bradshaw, Beryldean
Bly, Valine Bly, Be Anne Rasmussen, Shirl
ey Wocknitz and Ardath Bly, A delifcious
lunch was served by the hostesses.
Mr. Garth Christensen is convalescing
at the local hospital, after having undergone
an operation.
WOMENS PYJAMAS
Two tone rayon Jersey Pyjamas, very
smart sjsyle , button front, sport collar,
ans short sleeves. Sizes small, medium
and large. Priced at.................................. 3.69
Also see our stock of cozy flannelette
pyjamas
BORDERED FLANNELETTE
BLANKETS
size
, about
70 x 90 ins.
Thickly napped creamy white rose or blue
borders. Whipped singly. Value Indeed
for the thrifty housewife...Price...1.98
MATSHING SCARF...................................................1.00
-- A. low neckline is about the only thing a
man will approve of and look down on at
the same time.
JVST ARRIVED...............Christmas Jewlwry
necklaces, brooches and earrings etc.
SHOP AND SAVE AT THE MAGRATH. THAI ING CO. LTD’.
bd OVERSHOES
Girls or boys Crown Snugsters
INCLUDES:
Mens size l&g-
Cowboy King Shirts
Mens Size 16 Parawincey
Flannels
Loys School Shirts
G.W.G. & other popular
makes... IF YOU ARE EARLY
YOU WILL GET A GOOD
SHIRT FOR 1.00
Also: mens Flannel Shirts
JjW. Stockinette top and zipper.
5.39, sizes 6, 9, 12
Girls Laced Velvet fur
4? V trimmed boots. Sizes 13,2
q & 3.....«Rso«
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L|b ’ ladies Laced Velvet Coot
'\>AO^^Sizes 5, 5i, 6 & 3.
Reg....................2.95
Ladies Velvet overshoe
• med. heel, fur trim
"hnd laced, in blAck &
brown...Sizes 5, 5|, & 6..........&eg. 5.95
ALL AT HALF PRICE
FURNITURE POLISH
reg. 35(6 sp. 15^
ALL HALF PRICE
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE EXCELLENT CtJiflAINS
BEING OFFERED ON THIS SPECIAL PAGE EACH
WEEK. "A HELP WITH YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING""
Wednesday, Dec. 9th President Willard Smith united in marriage, Betty, younger
daughter of Mr. H. 0. Bly and Ted, elder son of Mr. & Mrs. Ed Clifton all of Magrath,at
the Alberta. Temple at Carciston. Following the &eremony a wedding dinner was held in
their honour at the home of the bride’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. A Mrs. Wm. Wock-nitz.
In the evening at the Assembly Hall Banquet Room a reception was tendered the bride
and groom, with Mr. James Blaxall and Miss Lucille Matkin receiving the guests at the door.
The receiving line consisted of Mr. & Mrs. H. 0. Bly, Mr. A Mrs. Ed Clifton, the bride and
groom, Lob Clifton as best man, Joan Ririe as matron of honour, Elaine Harrison, bride’s
maid and Carol Wocknitz, niece of the bride as flower girl. The Guest Cook was supervised
by Miss Susie Saga. Miss Dorothy Bradshaw and Mrs. Ione Winkler, sister of the groom, displayed
the numberous and lovely gifts. Friends of the bride acted:, as servitteurs. Mrs.
Mary Nelson was in charge of the tasty refreshments.
The bride and groom left on a short honeymoon before taking up residence in Magrath,
where they are both employed. Congratulatory wishes of the community are extended to them.
Out of town guests were present from Edmonton, Raymond, Taber, Welling- and Crrdston.
— The Trouble with the world is that
the stupid are cocksure and the intelli*
gent full of doubt.
—Dofasco News.
WORTHWHILE SPECIALS EVERY WEEK-END (Trdg. Cd
KEEP IN MIND THIS DATE: Saturday, Dec. 19th.
FOR THAT IS THE DATE OF THE LION’S GIANT ,
LINGO—TICKETS 1.00—Extra Bonus Cards—501.00 ENTITLES YOU TO 12 CHANCES ON THESE WONDERFUL
PRIZES’I HAVE FUN------ ENJOY BINGOJ Sat. nite I
WANT ads
FOR SALE: 1 Jersey Bull, 2 years, 1 Hol-stain
Bull, 2 years. Clyde A Dennett,
—---- .--------------—------------~ Phone R3O9.
LOST: A Grey Waterman’s knib Pen.
Brian Ganske.
FOR SALE: Girl’s Bike, like new. Also a
Pony. Frank Eunton, Spring Coulee.
LOST: White Faced Heifer, E brand on left
front shoulder. Reward to anyone knowing
the whereabouts of this animal. Bob Kormos
GaRD OF THANKS: Mrs. John Chetak and familj
wish to heartily thank all those who were
so kind and thoughtful of them during their
recent bereavement. It is greatly appreciable!.
FOR SAIE: Turkeys at reasonable prices.
■Contact John Hurkot.
FOR SALE: Chesterfield Suite. Any reasonable
offer accepted. L. B. Tanner.
NOTICE: Magrath Municipal Hospital, No. 29:
Applications for Ol.OO per day Hospitalizat
tion for resident Non-rate layers are now
being accepted at the Magrath Municipal Hospital.
Benefits to be effective, Jan. 1st,
1954* —Gerald Leishman, Secretary.
LOST* Token froir our' front step, presumably
by a dog, a white boot with name "Beverley"
in it. If anyone knows the whereabouts
please phone 157.
- Mrs. Jay Hamilton.
NOTICE: On Tues. Dec. 15th the Second Ward
Mutual are putting on their Christmas program.
Thore will be 2-Cne Act Plays and a
Christmas Pageant. This is especially Fine
Entertainment and we would like you all to
Come Out and Support your M.I.A.
- Ethel Henderson, Sec.
ATTENTIONj The Hospital Auxiliary Meeting
will be held on Friday, Dec. Uth at 8 F.M.
at the hospital. Election of new officers.
A Good Attendance is Requested,
Mrs. Louise James.
SHOP AND SAVE at the MAGRaTH TRADING CO’
NOTICE: A Tfea and Sale of work will be held
in the United Church on Saturday, Dec. 12th at
3 F.M., under the auspices of the W.A. There
will a Iso Ice a Sale of Home Cooking and the
C.G.I.T. Girls will have Home-Made Candy for
sale. Everybody welcome! E.F. Scott, Sec.
THE FOLLOWING IS ARVILLA‘DUDLEY’S ADDRESS;
Miss A Dudley,
149 Nightingale Line,
Balham, London S.W. 12, England.
NOTICE: The Evening Amri 1.inry will meet tonight,
Dec. 10th at 8 P.M. at Dan Rusler*s.
- Barbara Anderson, Sec.
ATTENTION: Ward Reunion honoring the retiring
Bishopric to-nite at 7:30. Everyone in
ward invited. In the Assembly Hall. -Emerson
——————------ -------- Blumel.
U.C. NEWS: On Sunday, Dec. 6th the congregations
of Magrath, Raymond and Spring Coulee
welcomed thirty new members into the fellow*
ship of Canada. At Magrath, the elders, Mr.
Thos. Carter, Mr. H. Austin and Mr. J. Robinson
received Mr. & Mrs. E. Wocknitz, Mr. & Mrs.
Wm. Minor, Mr. & Mrs. L. Laqua, Mr. & Mrs. J.
Hocking, Richard Larson and Rodney Arndt.
TWO HIGHSCHOOL DaLLGAMES: In the New Gym. Fri-
Dec. 11. Leth. "A" vs Magrath "A"', Stirling
”D” vs Magrath ”B”. 7 P.M. 35£ & 25^-M.H.S. Ex.
SPECIALS FOR FRI. & SATURDAY
... .420 lb.
SI DE PORK....... fresh sliced.................... 450 lb.
BASF SHORT RIBS.................meaty..................32^ lb.
PRESSED HAM....................tasty.. ..........................590 lb.
VEAL CHOPS..........(lojn, tender).....................650 lb.
DELMAR MAEGARENS. ........................2 lbs.... 690
COTTAGE CHEESE................. fresh loateotatoa 250 ea.
0 t t » » » O
On Wednesday, Dec. 2 the wdddlng of
Setsuko Sakane of Lethbridge and Sid, only
son of Mr. 0: Mrs. S. Saga of Magrath took
place in the Raymond Duddist Church. Reverend
Nikoda of the Duddist Church officiated,
with Mrs. Emma Dahl of Raymond supplying
the wedding music.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held in the banquet hall of the Lotus
Inn, Lethbridge with 125 guests present.
A very entertaining program was enjoyed.
The bridal couple then left on a short
honeymoon to the U.S. After which they
will make their home in Magrath, where the
groom is employed. Best wishes of the
community are extended to them.
NOW IS THE TIME OF YEAR TO TRY "LAMB
CURRIE". Your Family Will Love Itl
The true lamb currie should be made of
fresh cut-up meat rather than using the
left overs. Flavor is retained.
Currie is a native of India and is a
compound of tumeric and other spices. In
that country it is made fresh every day
and so popular with the people that it is
said over 63,000 acres of land is in Tumeric.
Truly currie is the Salt of the Orient’.
Try your fa.vorite Lamb Currie Recipe ■
and get your Lamb, FRESH CUT at the Meat
Dept. Per lb..........................290
,’ICE: IsIHUE*f»Long Grain-2# for 490, Short
Grain-2;7/, 450, Special Prooess-1#, 29#
Natural Brown-1#, 270. IN THE GROCERY DEPT i
BASKETBALL GAMES
i ~
The local Rockets have sustained one defeat
and one win in' the past week. Wednesday
evening they were defeated by the New Dayton
Ramblers, 63-63 in New Dayton. The win put
New Dayton in undisputed possession of first
place. The "Gold Dust Twins," Tom and Hal
Cronkite netted 22 a&d 21 points respectively
for the opposition. Cal Alston, who was
back in action after being laid up for two
weeks with a sprained ankle achieved 16 points
in a losing cause. Gene Rice and Jim Matkin
made 11 each.
Saturday evening in the new gym, the tables
were turned as the Rockets beautifully redeemed
themselves with a 66-53 win over Lethbridge
77's, whom they have played several times this
season. The win left Magrath and Lethbridge
deadlocked with four points each in third place.
Much credit is due Jim Matkin, who was as hot
as the proverbial fire cracker, as he garnered
27 points for the home cause. Gene Rice was
next with 13. Sham Stevens of Lethbridge was
high for the 77’s with 22 points.
Mr. Stdwart Balderson of Okotoks
are the parents of a daughter, Born Wednesday,
Dec. 9th.....
Mrs. Blanche Merkley has as her guests her
grandchildren, Miss Valerie and Master Brent
Balderson of Okotoks.
10 to 12 inches of Snow at Del Bonita, Wed.
Yellow mild cheese (bulk)...... ...a pound......... .....................450
Velveota cheese...... . 2 pound package................................. .. I*15
Shredded wheat.......... .... 2 pkgs, for......... ...................................................330
Nutty Club PAN OAKY SYRUP........................................370
LILY WHITE SYRUP.... 5 pound tin................. ................ ...........................'...W
CJ\K-C PRUITLjTS........ 7j oun»e pkga......................... ............................................... 230
Glace cherries-... ...6 ounce pkgs.......... ........................... .................................280
APPLE JUICE.... ..48 ounce tins Plus Babel.......... .............................................350
PINEAPPLE ^2^
ounce tins
3 for 950
lb, 370
FOODS
4 tins for
RAISINS - 2
pound pkgs.
price per
package- 450
FICLHASS per
HE
FRCZ.I r ihuS -
12 ounce.pkgs.
per pkg. 280
CURRANTS i~n~I
pound packages.
Price ner pkg.
240
CLEANS YQUR BREATH
si ze AS IT CLEANS YOUR TEETH
paste
----- r^f TT^T1 p, r H- nsuan 0 r ang S mandarin & Japanese... ,1 <79
Cranberries..^ cane............. 370
P ears....D Anjou.. 2#......... 270
Yams ..........350
Tomato es..caiif.... i# ctn.....*.350
Lettuce ..Sise 5's,..2 heads...........350
Radishes & onions...2/250
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CURIUMA5 NUT A.
bi azi 1 s ....(med.)..i#......430
Pi 1 b er t s... to). ...... 340
v/alnuts. .red diamond Ige .1#.. 0
Umoifas..... 3#................R30
Peanutsuj..........a.........290
Mizod nuts...... h?...... 420
Jake (Red) Wipf of Hutberville Colony, age 43 years, has 15 children, 12 boys and 3 girls. The baby, a three weeks old boy is named Joseph. The eldest, a boy, is 19 years.
Joe Waldner, the blacksmith said he had twelve. Joe and Red together could start a colony. In India, Prime Minister Nehru is in favor of birth control (three to the family.) If the plan works India hopes to maintain her population at 450 million. Red May have to be sent to India.
Charlie Ivans, Cardston, inquired at the store as to who had barley to sell at 500 a bushel. He said he could buy plenty up there for 700. "It has been pretty tough the last two years,” so if he could save four hundred dollars it would help.
WANT ^ds
FOR SALE: Renfrew Cream Colored Kitchen Stove. Tam Kunimoto.
NOTICE: First Ward Relief Society Pantry Sale on Saturday, Dec. 5th at 2 P.M. In Sherba’s Cafe. Also table of Aprond and Miscellaneous Articles. Everyone Welcome.
Eeth Toomer, Sec.
FOR SALE: One Excellent Building Let..Convenient to all utilites on main street.
Malcolm Bridge.
ATTENTION: All Ladies Interested in Curling-Monday, Dec. 7th at 7:30, there will be a meeting at Elhert1s Radio Shop. Purpose —to discuss the advisability of catering. Please come and vote. Your opinion is important! Ladies Curling Club, Per Winnie
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FOR RENT: My House. Fur further information,
