17 research outputs found
Advertisement card showing Industrial Expo medals : Preservation Lab Treatment Report
No full textThis is a 2 ½ x 4 inch photographic cabinet card. There is a head and shoulders albumen portrait of a woman on the recto. On the verso, there is an advertisement printed in gold, silver, red and black ink containing images of Industrial Expo medals and awards. The advertisement is of more importance to the library
Art, Intention, and Everyday Psychology
No full textResponding to a set of essays by Walter Benn Michaels, this paper argues that we can solve some interesting puzzles about intention in photography without the need for any fancy Anscombian footwork. Three distinctions are enough to do the job. First, with Alexander Nehamas, we should separate the empirical photographer from the postulated artist. Next we should mark off generic intentions (such as the intention to make a work of art) from specific intentions (such as the intention to critique capitalism). And finally we should draw a line between intention at time of conception and intention at time of display. A good interpretation, then, will attribute *specific* intentions to the *postulated* artist at the time of *display*. Problem solved? The postulated author of this essay thought so, at least, at the moment when he hit "send.
Art, Intention, and Everyday Psychology
No full textResponding to a set of essays by Walter Benn Michaels, this paper argues that we can solve some interesting puzzles about intention in photography without the need for any fancy Anscombian footwork. Three distinctions are enough to do the job. First, with Alexander Nehamas, we should separate the empirical photographer from the postulated artist. Next we should mark off generic intentions (such as the intention to make a work of art) from specific intentions (such as the intention to critique capitalism). And finally we should draw a line between intention at time of conception and intention at time of display. A good interpretation, then, will attribute *specific* intentions to the *postulated* artist at the time of *display*. Problem solved? The postulated author of this essay thought so, at least, at the moment when he hit "send.
The Time and Space of Greek-Cypriot Cinema: A Deleuzian Reading
No full textThis study traces the emergence of Greek-Cypriot Cinema in Cyprus since 1974, arguing that it is the product of a historical moment. 1974 marks a watershed in the island’s protracted political conflict which culminated in ethnic violence, a coup and war. Whilst the war has been the subject of wide ranging scholarly research its impact in forging a distinctive national cinema remains unexamined. This thesis attempts to re-address this absence. My approach is interdisciplinary, drawing on historiographical studies as well as Film Studies, Cultural Theory and Film Philosophy. Primary research includes extensive dialogues with filmmakers. All of the films examined deal explicitly with facets of space, time and memory in connection to the experiences of the war. In view of these prevalent themes the thesis makes the case for reading Greek-Cypriot Cinema through the cinema work of French philosopher Gilles Deleuze, whilst holding the films’ cultural and national contexts in view. It proposes that Cinema 1:The Movement-Image (1983) and Cinema 2:The Time-Image (1985) explore the interconnection between real spaces outside of cinema and the creative spaces inside, through the categories of time and space. Centring on the conceptual shift in these volumes from a cinema of movement to a cinema of time and memory I argue that Deleuze’s paradigm offers a conceptual engagement with the distinctiveness and complexities of Greek-Cypriot Cinema; as it negotiates the real and abstract time and spaces which are imagined, reflected and visualised on the screen. Part one conceptualises Greek-Cypriot Cinema within existing studies of cinema and nation, examining Deleuze’s descriptions of modern and political cinema. Part two examines time and recollection-images in the films of Georgiou, Florides and Nicolaides, Tofarides and Koukoumas. Part three scrutinises how the changes in the political landscape after 2003 are reflected in films which imagine a new dynamic between time and spaces, creating new cinematic images in works by Farmakas, Stylianou and Danezi-Knutsen
Toward a new theory of stereopsis
No full textHumans can obtain an unambiguous perception of depth and 3-dimensionality with 1 eye or when viewing a pictorial image of a 3-dimensional scene. However, the perception of depth when viewing a real scene with both eyes is qualitatively different: There is a vivid impression of tangible solid form and immersive negative space. This perceptual phenomenon, referred to as “stereopsis,” has been among the central puzzles of perception since the time of da Vinci. After Wheatstone’s invention of the stereoscope in 1838, stereopsis has conventionally been explained as a byproduct of binocular vision or visual parallax. However, this explanation is challenged by the observation that the impression of stereopsis can be induced in single pictures under monocular viewing. Here I propose an alternative hypothesis that stereopsis is a qualitative visual experience related to the perception of egocentric spatial scale. Specifically, the primary phenomenal characteristic of stereopsis (the impression of “real” separation in depth) is proposed to be linked to the precision with which egocentrically scaled depth (absolute depth) is derived. Since conscious awareness of this precision could help guide the planning of motor action, the hypothesis provides a functional account for the important secondary phenomenal characteristics associated with stereopsis: the impression of interactability and realness. By linking stereopsis to a generic perceptual attribute, rather than a specific cue, it provides a potentially more unified account of the variation of stereopsis in real scenes and pictures and a basis for understanding why we can perceive depth in pictures despite conflicting visual signals.Peer reviewe
Perceptual change through transnational experience : American exchange students and HIV/AIDS
No full textIncludes bibliographical references (p. 83-97).Includes abstract.This thesis considers the power of United States popular media to construct both conceptions of "Africa" and knowledge of HN / AIDS among exchange students in Cape Town, South Africa. Arguing that the reification of myths about Africa influenced respondents' arrival stories and initial experiences, I exhibit how being in South Africa produced very different associations, particularly with regard to intimate relationships. Drawing on theoretical work that looks at the tendency to imagine disease as a product of "foreign" or "other" people, and building on respondents' imaginary Africa, the conceptual linking of Africa to AIDS is highlighted in their discussions of expectations. The linking of HN / AIDS to Africa affects respondents decision to study in South Africa, as well as their initial interactions; highlighting the tendency of respondents to describe their motivation for studying in South Africa a result of a sense of "responsibility" they feel to "save" Africans from AIDS. Respondents' urge to "save" is in tension with their initial tendency to distance themselves from HIV / AIDS in Africa through an imaginary matrix of immunity exhibited through rhetorics of difference. Evolving from respondents' motivation to "save," a discussion of "moral tourism" and ''voluntouring'' is explored. The thesis argues that the combination of voluntary services and living in Cape Town has the ability to change perceptions that were previously used as explanation for high levels of contraction rates of HIV / AIDS on the African continent and particularly in sub-Saharan Africa
Alternative empires : Soviet montage cinema, the British documentary movement & colonialism
No full textThis is a study of Soviet montage cinema and the British
documentary movement of the 1930s which brings together two
usually divergent methodologies: postcolonial theory and "new"
film history. The first chapter develops new insights into Eisenstein's
October and Vertov's The Man With the Movie Camera, The second
analyses two less well-known Vertov films, One Sixth of the Earth and
Three Songs
of Lenin, from the perspective of postcolonial theory,
The third considers Pudovkin's Storm Over Asia and traces its reception
in both the Soviet Union and England. The fourth and fifth chapters
expand general issues and themes raised by the first two, and pursue
specific questions raised by the third. These final chapters resituate the
work of the British documentary movement in relation to the culture
of British imperialism. This shift of focus entails the analysis of the
production and contemporary critical reception of a number
of films which have been marginalised in most retrospective
historical accounts of the movement.
By recontextualising these two groups of films, this study attempts
to demonstrate how their various representations of the non-Western
world are intertwined with and necessarily involve considering other
issues, such as: periodisation within film history; the "influence" of Soviet
montage on the British documentary movement; the construction
of authorship; the division between "high" and "low" culture; the
relationship between politics and film aesthetics; the postcolonial
challenge to Marxism; cinematic internationalism. The first two
chapters also integrate an ongoing critique of certain trends within
post-1968 film theory and criticism, which developed in close
association with a retrieval and revaluation of Soviet montage
cinema and Soviet avant-garde culture of the 1920s, One of the
aims of this thesis is to question some of the assumptions of this work,
whilst at the same time demonstrating that historical research, even
as it attempts to reconstruct former contexts, need not consign its
objects of study to the past, but can be used instead to raise
questions relevant to the present. In this respect, the thesis tries to
remain closer to the spirit of post-1968 than does much of the more
recent, "new" historical research into Soviet cinema and the British
documentary movement, to which it is nevertheless greatly indebted
Magrath Store News (April 24, 1986)
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.i
MAGRATH TRADING CO.
STORE NEWS • OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HAREWARE 758-3065 .
'* * UPSTRAIRS & STORE NEWS 758-6377 . >
HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday»...... ....... 8 a.m. to 6 p.m..
Wednesday_____ -...... .............................. 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.' .
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THURSDAY, APRIL 24th, 1986 • .......................... ......... MAGRATH, ALBERTA ’ ; •>*************«****«**************************************«*.****************************
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• Kaieidescope of your Cr^av-v,.______
Ladies, mark Sat., April 26th, 1:30 P.M.
* on your calendar for an afternoon of special
entertainment and interest for all women
18 and over. The Raymond Alberta Stake is
featuring a Women's conference with something
of 'interest for everyone. Special features
include a‘ program with originalroadshow
numbers and entree acts done by each stake
unit. Displays include entries done in the
past year in every area of handwork, artwork,
sewing, cakedecorating and photography and
many more classes. Luncheon follows. Reserve
this time and be sure to invite a friend Or,,
neighbor to join us in this special afternoon
for women. •
For Sale 1973 ALJO 19' low milage Tandeih
trailer,located at Elden Christensen farm,
phone 758-6709
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The Annual meeting of the 2nd. st west Irrigation
Association will be held at the home of
Reece Leishman on Wed., April 30 1986 at 7,P.M
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Tickets for the pergormance of "The Man
Oft LaMancha" to run from April 16th in
Cardston New Community Theatre. (The old
L,D,S, Social Centre) are currently on . z
sale. To order tickets call 653-4696 from
Monday-Friday noon to 5pm or Sat. 10 am-2pm
Tickets on sale at community theatre box offic<
Prices are: 8 main auditorium 25/hr
call 758-3620 ask for Tod.
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1
REGULAR
15<95 ’ 12^
Thread Organizer
Large Plastic Organizer .
made for hanging. ¡Holds
57 spools of thread and
1 pin cushion.
dressmaker
1 RACK OF KIDDIES WEAR
GIRLS DRESSES
KIDDIES JACKETS
..KIDDIES PLAY SETS
Sizes: 1 to 6 yrs. Vz •
For Rent: 8 acres of pasture phone 758-3270
. ******
FOR SALE:Garden Fertilizer, sold by Magrath
third ward Venturers»for:mnire information call
John Balderson at 758-6492 or Brian Law at
758-6823.
*****
For Sale: White and Blue Spruce trees 3 feet
tall phone 758-6833 (Ross Blackmer)
HOUSE FOR RENT: 3 bedrooms Abstainers and
non smokers. NO PETS, phone David Bràndley,
Vauxhall 654-2526, Collect or Barbra Reeder
758-6492
****** .
SENIOR CITIZENS ONLY: one be%nt>pm apartment
available immediately at Garden^Villa. For
mor information call Shirley Edwards 758-6368
*****
Magrath Catering Service: for all your caterin
needs, large or small; as well as fresh baking
call Shirley Edwards 758-6368
******
Suntanning Bed: just for you Hairstyles is
happy ti announce a suntaing bed: now open
also open nights Tues-Fri fbr your convience.
Book now special 34.95 for 10-30 min.session o
total 300 min. Special ends June 1 Reg. Price
Look and feel great with a terrific tan call
758-^350
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For Sale- 3 bedroom mobile home loaded replace
ment cost .is 27000.00 going for 19000.00 For
viewing call 758-3660
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Blood Donor Clinic-Help meet the need for blood
required weekly 850 units of blood to supply. 38
Hospitals located in Southern Alberta, will l>e
held in the Raymond High School Tuesday April
29, 1986 from ll:ooAM. to 3:00PM.Sponsors
Raumond and Magrath Hospital Auxiliary.
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Mark Webster has returned from his mission to
Honduras. His homecoming will be held suday Apri
27, Sacrament Service in Magrath 2nd ward-begin
at 10:45 a.m. We welcome all his , and our frien
to hear his mission report. ’
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10/pkg.
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Strawberries
EVERBEARING STRAWBERRY PLANTS
Grow indoors or outdoors in
hanging baskets.
Onion Sets for early
planting.
Bone meal 75%Soft Rock
Phosphate 25%
1-10-0 Fertilizer for
Roses, Bushes, Shrubs
Pereniala and lawns
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PASTURE MIX - already prepared.
ROSES, ROSES, ROSES
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Golden Masterpiece
more to come
these roses are
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Alberta c'and Game Assoc, are having
a Wildlife Trust Habitation Lottery The .
Prize is a Mouser Custom built rifle 2000
tickets have been printed . Tickets
are available from Collin Passey, Carman
Passey, Arnold Godionton and the Magrath
Trading Co.
******
The Raymond United Church is holdings
Smorg supper at the Church in Raymond
on Friday April 25th from 5-8 P.M.
Adults 25, Children 10 and
under 4 Menu Includes:
Ham, Roast beef,Cabbage rolls,
Salads, Pies, etc. Everyone Welcome.
******
Divisional Baseball L eacue Schedule
For the.Magrath High School League
April 23
April 28
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Vegetables,
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Taupe,
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Ladies Nylon Slips in
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Milk River at Magrath 5 P.M
Picture Butte at Magrath 5 P.M.
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May 7 Magrath at Vauxhall 5 P.M.
May 10 Magrath at Milk River
(Double header) 12 and 3 P.M.
May 14 Magrath at Raymond 4:30 P.
May 17 Raymond at Magrath (Double
12 and 3 P.M.
May 21 Vauxhall at Magrath (Double
5 and 7 P.M.
May 28 Magrath at Picture Butte
(Double header) 4:30 and 6::
*****
30P.M.
M.
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Hospital Auxiliary Tea and Bake Sale
Saturday May 10 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Trading Co. Hall. This our only fund raising
event of the year Please Support Us.
Quilt tickets on sale from any member or
Dry Good Dept of the Magrath Trading
Co. Please remember May 10 from 10 a.m.
to 2 p.m.
******
1986 Dog Licenses are still available
from the Town Hall Office. 25 non neutered or spayed. All dogs over
6 months of age are required to have one.
Fines for first offence is 25. A
linense is not a legal permit to allow
animals to run free. Animal Control
officers- Michael & Melodie Johnston
Phone 758-6268.
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ATTENTION BAND PARENTS:When we got home
from the Moscow.band trip, our sleeping
bas was picked up by mistake. We have
checked with the students at the school
but it hasn't turned up yet. would you
please check your sleeping bag? It is a
burgandv, downfilled mummy bag that was
packed in a green nylon bag with a black
tie. There is a label on the bag that says
EQUINO.This sleeping bag is a very expensive
one, that we borrowed and need to return
We will gladly come and pick it up .
call Ogdens at
BABY BLANKETS
7583222
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1981 Honda XL-500S Motor cycle,
also 1979 KX 250 dirt bike new
FOR SALE:
low miles,
engine call 758-6885.
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Missing from the area around cemetery and
Jim Passey farm- blue eyed white persian
cat. Orangeish markings on face and tai:..
Much loved family pet. Anyone knowing "Bone's"
whereabouts please contact A.J. Passey
family at 758-3045.
******
For Sale 1980 Toyoto short box truck
for more 1:formation. contact Clark Dainard.
Printed Animal and Playtime
designs. ¿it,sorted colorful
prints. 100% Polyester.
Size: 72x90
PLAYTIME BLANKETS
REGULAR 29.95
& UP
Thongs ¿ire
Styles for
Worsen &
I35
NORTH STAR JOGGERS IN WHITE LEATHER
UPPERS AND RUBBER SOLES. .
REG. 45.00 ■
SALE 36.00
Sport Socks,
CUSHION TUBE SOCKS
White with striped
tops. Cot/Poly.
3/pkg
7’95now 6.95
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Boxer Shorts
Men's Boxer style
Shorts. Assorted
colors. S.M.L.XL,
NOW >5.95 to 6.95)
GatdbUOn IXj.» . _.. +
for -the following posit<• Hi’IsprjngSchool
2]. elementary teachers for more information
please contact Bob Beck at 553-3213res
626-3222 bus. Please forward application and
resume to Dr. E.F. Bardock Supintent of sch<-^
Cardston School Div. #2 P.O. Box 10 Cardston
AB TOK 0K0.
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For Rent: Game room and Snake bar Pti 75a-’*’'
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During the month of May, the M.D. of Cardston
No. 6will coduct a municipal Census to e8tav1
the actual number of residents. Since many
receivedfrom the Government of Alberta are
based on population, a new cenus ensures the;
maximum grants are recieved.
When the enumerator calls on you , she/he
will ask several questions, such as the riumbe
of residents in the dwelling and their ages
and sex of each member of the household. The.,
will also askthe nemberof children born Jan.l
1980 or later. The Cardston school Division
requires the number of pre-schoolers for
school planning purposes. It is vital that
the birth dates are made available so that
immediate and ling range school attendance
can be calculated. There are also questions
on the occupation and employment location.
It would be appreciated if you would please
supply the enumerator with this information.
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The Council of the M.D. of Cardston #6have
decided to call for tenders for the audit
of the 1986 Financial Statements.
Intersested Chartered Accounting firms ha’.”*-
experience in Municipal Accounting may obtaii
further information from the. Municipal Administrator.
The tender must state a lump sum amount for
doing the Audit. Tender must be received by
the undersigned by Mon. May 5 to Dwight J
Stanford, Municipal Administrator, M.D.' of
Cardston #6, Box 580, Carsdton AB TOK 0K0
653-4977
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Tenders will be accepted for the gravelling
of. 120 km of road inthe M.D. of Cardston #6
Please tender on the cost per cubic' meter km
basis.
Lowest or any tender ma^ not necessarily be
accepted. Tenders to be submitted to the undersigned
by 10 a.m. mon., April 28,' 1986
Dwight J Stanford , Municipal Admininistratoi
M.D. of Cardston #6, Box 580, Cardston,AB
TOK 0K0
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The M.D. of Cardston would like to give you
the opportunity to tender on oil from April
29,1986 to March 31 1987. We would like tendr
on approximately 10,000 liters of 15-40
series 3 oil.
Tenders will be opened on Mon.April 28 at
10a.m.. The lowest or any tender may not
essarily be accepted.Tenders must be receive*
by 10a.m. Mon. April 28, 1986. For more
information please contact: Dwight J Stanford
Municipal Administrator, Box 580. Cardston,
AB. TOK 0K0 653-4977 ?
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Anne Campbell Singers presents their 18th
annual Spring Sing on Sunday , May 4th 1986
at 7:30 P.M. in the Yates Memorial Centre.
Featuring: four Choir Concert. Guest Artist:
Richard Coombes Performing on Yamaha Gran'’'-
Tickets available from choir members and
leisters. '
Friends wiil be sorry to hear of the passing
of Mrs Dorothy Wocknitz,on April 20 198(
she is the beloved wife of Willliam Wocknit:
Mrs Wocknitz was born in Travers, Alberta
on August 16,1918 to Harry and Irene Bly.
On November 7, 1935she married william
Wocknitz and they have farmed in the Magrat
area until the time of her passing.Mrs.Wock
nitz served a missionwith her husband in
the Arizona-Holbrook Missionin 1982 and
1983, working with the Navajo people of the
area.Besides her loving Husbandshe is survived
by three daughterShirley (Victor)Boy-chuck
of Lethbridge,Donna (Lawrence)Landy
.of Lakeside .California, and Carol Dahl
of Raymondzone son Robert(Joanne) Wocknitz
of Magrath; 15 grand children; 2 great
grand children; three brothers Douglas Bly
of Magrauh Dean and Roy Bly of Lethbridge
and one sister, Betty Clifton of Magrath.
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Garge Sale : Sat. April 26 th at 10a.m.
72N 2nd st West nest door to the Lutheran
Church. Various pieces of Furniture, House
hold items, Appliances, car top carrier,
baby furniture,etc.
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For Salez Radio Shack K—64 Color Computer
with Cassette, Joy sticks, 3 games, four
month old. Ph. 758-68663
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Found Purse owner may claim by Identifying
.please call 758-3001
**********
For Sale: 1979 Mobile Home 14/68 #28 M.M.
Trailer Park Excellent Condition complete
with wheels and axles.Priced for a quick
sale . Phone 320-0714
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KINDERGARTEN MEETING TODAY
Do you want 30 children in your child's
Kindergarten class next year? We urge you
to come and get informed by your kindergarten
local Advisory committee.Parents support
is- mandatory if any improvements are to be
made. Future kindergarten Parents or anyone
interested are more then welcome to attend.
Thrusday April 24th at 7:30 P.M. Magrath '
Elementary Library.PLEASE BE THERE! .
*********** ■
Will do yard work and baby sitting 758-3127
*********
Mr. &Mrs. Ron Critchfield and family
of Orem Utah visiting his parents Mr.&
Mrs. Lome Critchfield.
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Please phone Lauel Bennett if you are
interested in a second golf session in May
,Goes for 4 weeks every Thursday. Cost 5 a
person limited enrollment of 8-10 people
phone right now 758-6222
*********
I m having a Chapdelle Fashion Open house
at my home on Friday April 25, from 2-4 and
7 9p.m.come check out their line . Everyone
wecome , for more information call 758-6840
Lesley Reigling*.
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Paper back books for sale phone 758-3490
********
come to the Anne Campbell singers on May 4
at 7:30p.m.Yates Memorial Center. Tickets
available from Choir members and Leisters.
*********
Visit the hardware for all of ..your garden
needs , W’e have a good selection of seeds
and flowers.
PEP SHIRT
‘ cotton and polyester
white with trim and moti
sizes S,M, L, XL
from 19.95 - 25.00
Sweats in Broken size
range in gray, wine,
and black in polyester
and cotton
reg 19.95 - 29.95
sale 12.95 - 19.95
Suspenders,
Plain and str
sizes 38-48
clip on style
priced from 6.959.00
GWG JEANS IN
POLYESTER AND
COTTON IN
SIZES 7-18
REG. 24.95
SALE 19.95
Beef KoAST (round)
Strip
Colo
Loin Steak /Z93kj-
-fc, .
Cuis (ag r*3<-) . .
Bar-B-Q v/einêrs'î 4 3.**
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> Rtfr Rentt Small clean two. bedroom house with
full basement on large lot. Available June
1 Damage deposit required, phone 758-3LB8r
Craig Godionton. . * ************ .
Waterton Housewives Conference ■
A conference for Moms- what would be a better
Mother's Daygift than an I.O.U. for the reg
istration fee? '
Waterton housewife conferenceis a' popular
pick-me-up for'*niany Southern Alberta women.
The conference is held each &Elvin the beautiful
surroundings of Waterton^akes National
Park. Three days and two nights are filled
to the brim with sessions, activities and fun.
Prepared to expand your mind while being
pamperedin the fine accommodations.
Application forms for. the September 30,
October l,and 2 conferance will be available
from your District Home Economist in early
August. There is a limit‘of 125 people, so
regiter early.
Carla Jo Ann Veale and Lawrence Edward Gill^tr,
ehose April 19,1986 to exchange rings and
vows in the L.D.S. 10th Ave Chapel in Leth-
. bridge.
THe brides attendantswere her sister Janice
Veale, Julie Dainard and*Carol McDonald the
grooms sister.Kerry Me Donald , bother inc
J/iw of the grrom, David Chomiak , cousin
and Chris Dainard were the
attendants. Carlas sister Elizabeth
flower girl and her brother Stephen
ring bearer.Eva Kaye Coppieters
organist for the wedding. Musical
were by Anne & Moyle pilling and
btthe groom
■ Grtooms
whs tlie
. was the
was the
numbers
Dixie Coleman. ,
’ The wedding dinner for the family and close
friends was at Sven Ericksons in Lethbridge.
Lome Schmunk,* uncle of the Bride gave the
, toast to the- bride. ,
Later that evening in the Stke chouse of the
L.D.S. church in Magrath was the setting
for the reception. Carla and larry are Honeymooning
in British Columbia.
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We would like to thank all of our friends
add relltives for their help in making Carla
and Larrys wedding day so special. We appreciate
all of you very much. ■ ,
, ‘ Garth and Charlotte Veale
■ ’ . Tony and Frances Gill
; L«rry and Carla Gill
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Rod & Gun Club. Fish Derby - Saturday April
26th 7 a.m. at Payne Lake. All members wel-cpme
. $5 Entry fee. For more information
contact brent Ehlert, Ph 758-3712
t ***********
For Sale: 1984- TT60GYamaha Motorcycle
1500K 5 H P MID tiding mower
Ph. 758-6271
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ATTENTIONParents of grade one and two
children. If your child wants to play
soccer please phone Sandra Smith at 7586406,
We will start the week fof May 5
and run for approximately 6-8 weeks.
Please phone even if you t?nink you
are a1r e ady r egi s tered.
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Lemon Ice
2 packages plain geletin dissoved in
water *-7
Boil 2 cijps^water and 4 cups sugar
Mix together? •*
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