Chief Justice Rehnquist, the Rehnquist Court, and the era of devolution have spawned a great deal of scholarly attention on the Court’s role in federalism. The Rehnquist Court itself has been the decider in a number of cases that have strengthened the role of state government under the 10th Amendment, and has led some in the field to argue that this Court waged a revolution of sorts to reestablish the lines of federalism. To find out if this argument has merit, we ask if the conservative justices of the Rehnquist and Roberts’ Courts based their vote decisions on their ideological policy attitudes or on their belief in federalism. We examine both conservative Courts to accomplish our goal, which is two fold. First, we are generally examining whether the prescribed federalism revolution of the Rehnquist Court is still being waged today, leading to the argument that conservative ideology produces more rulings in favor of state sovereignty, and if not, secondly, make the argument that the federalism doctrine of the Rehnquist Court was distinctive to that Court and not all conservative leaning Courts. In the end, this work seeks to add to the expanding literature on judicial decision-making, generally, and the Rehnquist and Roberts Courts, specifically
Student Names: Curtis J. Abbott, Lynn Marie Abreu, Jeffery T. Arakaki, Mary H. Arden, Joseph A. Barbkneeht, Melinda J. Baxter, Charles D. Berg, Edmund H. Berger, Peter W. Berney, James A. Boon, Kevin E. Brannon, Larry J. Brant, Patricia J. Buseho, Christopher T. Carson, Christopher J. Casebeer, Michael R. Coad, Cinda M. Conroyd, Barbara J. Coster, Paul A. Dakopolos, Georgina R. Dews, Kelly M. Doyle, Thomas J. Elliott, Thomas B. Eriksen, Thomas E. Ewing, Rhonda L. Fehlen, Kimberley P. Fenner, Patrick A. Fitzgerald, Stephen W. Forbes, Amanda L. Frantz, Robert P. Frasier, Eugene A. Frassetto, Gary C. Furlong, Karl L. Gary, Brenda L. Gass, Fred L. Gillings, Hiawatha Givens III, Daniel S. Glode, Joy Holland Hansler, Melane J. Hantze, E. Scott Harmon, Susan K. Harrel, Martha E. Hill, Rebecca L. Hillyer, Cynthia M. Hogan, Joanne M. Hoyt, Judith G. Hudson, Brewster H. Jamieson, Brian M. Keith, Christopher R. Keusink, Martin S. King, William B. Kirby, Christopher P. Kneib, Valerie L. Kramer, David D. Lardner, David A. Larson, Theadore A. Larson, Stephen A. Lipton, David D. Loreman, Steven M. Lowe, William J. Mackay, Thomas K. Macomber, Thomas E. Martin, Elise F. McClure, Robin A. McHugh, Joseph M. Meier, Wayne R. Michigami, Baldwin F. Minton, Marsha J. Murry, Ardith A. Muse, Thomas W. Nay, James E. Niemer, Michael J. Nove, Diane T. O'Gorman, William P. O'Kelly, Charles S. Oakes, Douglas R. Olsen, Loren D. Podwill, Mark A. Prater, Gregory P. Razo, Sandra E. Rice, Brian R. Riley, Paul G. Rowan, David L. Runner, Dean T. Sandow, Paul D. Sequilra, David A. Shaneyfelt, Michael F. Shinn, Howard H. Shiroma, Thomas A. Sieg, Laurie A. Skillman, Jeffery D. Slothower, Daivd D. Spitzer, John F. Stanley, Jody Stutsman, James R. Tormlinson, Kerry R. Tymchuk, Julie R. Vacura, Craig R. Watson, Jay M. Weil, Jeannine M. Wiesner, Mary A. Wilbur, Gary L. Williams, Douglas K. Wolgamott, John H. Woodard, Glen E. Woodworth, Lary J. Wright, Gregory W. Wyatt, Scott A. Bovee, Daniel G. Lewis, Frank R. Lopez, Dora L. Lutz, David M. Milloy, Loren D. Prescott, Raymond A. Reid, Ann E. Stoloff, John E. Storkel, Bruce A. Thomas, Robert S. Wagner, Herman R. White, William G. ZuverBlack and Whit
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SPORT SHIRTS
NEW ARRIVALS
Handsome new Cottons in regular and never press,
gay paisleys with gold underlay, popular checks.
Button down collars, long sleeves.................................
Plain shades,
LANCER SPECIALS
CORDUROY; Short sleeved Sport Shirts, western cut yoke with pearl
snap button fasteners. COLORS: Tan, Brown. Small* Medium, £95
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TOTE BAGS
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for carrying books, 1 c
lunches, gym clothes. O
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LUNCH KITS
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knit« Teathertones of Blue, Forrest Green and Gold 795
58” wide •3
PRINTED CHALLIS.- Beautifully designed fabric in
double knit appearance. Colors of Brown, Beige and
Navy. 36" wide.................... .. ...................................................................
SILK ORGANZA:
Blue, White,
42" wide ...............................
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patterned.
45” wide .,
Filny organza in plain shades of Pink,
CREPE : Printed Green silk crepe, beautifully
Does not wrinkle.
POLISHED COTTONS: "Granny" prints in tiny floral
designs on background colors of Blue, Navy, Brown, Oxford Grey,
Red. Q P A
36" wide.................................................................................... oOy
| Becoming "half" Aprons in pretty polished
f cotton. Reversible.
| Assorted colors.
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Jacquard designed,
screen printed
and sculptured
Terry in beautifully
designed
towels. Assorted
colors.
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Screen printed terry hand towels in lovely
floral patterns. White background.
Assorted colors ...............
DISH
Terry Dish Towels with attractive screen
printed designs5 Checked cotton Dish
towels, wonderfully absorbent.
LOCKETS
Handsome gold filled Lockets
open up for two photos. 750,9-
SETS
Necklace and Earring sets in beautif
designed matching sets. Nicely
gift boxed...............;........................................
EARRINGS
New "Swinger" Earrings in pierced and
"the pierced look". Attractively designed
to add that touch of
glamour to your en&fe.' 99C
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Three piece knitted
Outfit for Bqby -
Sweater, Bonnet
and Bootees.
Pink, Blue or
White. Nicely
boxed, make ideal
gifts for the
"new arrival".
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Funeral services for the late Mrs. Emma Judd were held in the L.D.S. Chapel in Tacoma, Washington on Tuesday, August 15th at 11 A.M.
Mrs. Judd passed away Saturday, August 12th at the age of 93 years. She was bom May 10th, 1874,
She leaves to mourn her passing three sons and five daughters all of whom were in attendance - Charles of Raymond, Alberta; Frank of Tacoma, Wash.; Ervin of Sacramento, Cali forn-ia.; Mrs. Nettie Burke of Tacoma, Washington; Mrs. Olive James and Mrs. Iferie law of Magrath; Mrs. Cora Tveter of Walnut Creek, California; Mrs. Irene Koplin of Sacramento^ Calif o
She was predeceased by her husband and three children. Besides her eight children she has forty four grandchildren, one hundred great grandchildren and thirteen great great grandchildren.
She was lmid to rest in the Mountain View Memorial Park in Tacoma, Washington.
F.l der Bryce Gurney has returned home from the East Central States Mission Field having filled a two year mission. He spent a short visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Waldon Gurney before leaving to attend college.
Mr. and Mrs. James A Heggie and family of Lethbridge left this week for Rexburg, Idaho where James will attend Rick’s College to complete his education.
A going away party was held in their honor at their home Friday afternoon when friends from Taber, Wrentham, Magrath, Raymond and Lethbridge called to extend their best wishes.
Mrs. Fay Cook attended a party honoring her mother Mrs. Emma Ovard on the occasion of her eighty ninth birthday. Friends and relatives met at the home of Mrs. Ovard’s son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilmot Sunday for the event.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jensen of Youngstown, Alberta are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter, Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Eqrl Neilson of Magrath and Mr. Ed Jensen of Raymond.
Mrs. Louise James of Ontario, California is visiting with relatives and friends in Magrath and South Alberta.
Mr. and Mrs, Henning Anderson and family of Salt Lake City, Utah are visiting relatives and friends in Magrath and district including her parents Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Bridge.
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Dahl and family left during the weekend for Eastern Canada and a visit to Expo.
Neil Harker, son of Mr. and Mrs* Keh Harker of Ifegrath, while holidaying in Waterton Park, heard a small boy scream and immediately ran to his rescue.
The boy, son of Mr. Bryant M. Bennett of Oakland, California, had fallen into the Waterton Lake by the docks.
Neil put his boy scout training to use and pul1 ad the four year old lad from the water. His father and mother were a short distance away when the accident happened.
Mr. Bennett, a prominant lawyer in Oakland, awarded Neil 50∗00andaletterstatinghisgratitudeforsavinghisson’slife,commendingNeilforhislevelhead—edness.MissOttoleneGasthasarrivedfromKansasCitytovisitherparentsMr.andMrsOttoGast.MissGasthasjustreturnedfromasixweekU.S.O,tourofmusiciansandentertainerswhoperformedforservicemensinGreenland,Iceland,Newfoundlandandlabrador,alsovisitingExpoenroutehome.SheplanstoreturntoKansasCitytocompleteherlastyearinstudyingaccordian.Mr.andMrs.WaldonGurneyJr.ofDugway,UtaharereceivingcongratulationsonthebirthofadaughterbomWednesdayAugust16th.PaternalgrandparentsareMr.andMrs,WaldonGurneySr.ofMagrath.Mr.andMrs.H.L.BossertandfamilyofGrandCentreAlbertawererecentvisitorsatthehomeofhismotherMrs.ArdellaBennett.Mr.andMrs.LewisKingofSeattle,Washingtonwererecentvisitorsatthehomeofheraunt,Mrs.AftonAnderson,enroutetoMontrealandExpo.MissTerryYamamotoofCalgaryisvisitingwithfriendsinMagrath.MissVictoriaBriggsisenjoyingavisitwithherparentsMr.andMi′s.ErnestBriggs.VictoriaistakingnursestraininginSaltLakeCity,Utah.Mr.andMrs.BruceEhlertofLogan,UtaharevisitingtheirparentsMr.andMrs.SheltonRirieandMr.andMrs.LawrenceEhlert.Accordingtoinformedsources,itwasn’ttheapplethatcausedthetroubleintheGardenofEden,itwasagreenpair.MAGRAThTRADINGCGJPANYLTD."UpstairsStepoutinstylethis’67FallseasoninasmartnewDressbyAljeanorSpi−Bor.BeautifullystyledinplainandfiguredWools,DoubleKnits,CrimpKnits∗latestFallcolorstoo−Gold,Cranberry,Bronze,ForrestGreen,Rust..«........................................................................95UPPLAYSETS!•’HOTPOTATOES"−THEPOPULARCASUALSHOEINSUEDETIE.MATCHTHENEWTEEKAYSLIMS.∣IDEALTOWEARTOSCHOOL,FORSPORTANDCASUALWEAR.Only4.95
BABY DRESSES
Dainty new Baby Dresses in a nice selection
of fabrics including nylon tricot with
lace and ribbon trimj Wash and wear
Teiylene with self ruffle trim; beautiful
velvets with lade sleeve - r QC
and scallop hem* to
SLEEPERS
Snuggly Terxy S-T-R-E-T-C-H Sleepers for
Infants and children. White,
Pink, Mint, Yellow. Larger O98
sizes are lace trimmed» • up.
BOYS
1 GROUP OF BOYS PANTS
- JUST THE THING FOR
BACK TO SCHOOL - A
G.W.G, Twills, Cowboy
Kings, Cotton Sheens,
Dehins, and Cords in
assorted colors and
styles’ 6 and 61
Tee Kay
Smart new Slims by
Tee Kay in becoming
new colors - Rust,
Gold, Teal. Plain
or belted waists*
SIZES: 7 to 15.
BLOUSES
Tee Kay Blouses in
plain or paisley
prints. -,
| KIDDIES SWEATERS
I
1 Girls and Boys Orlon Sweaters in Pullover
I and Cardigan styles. r, __ OP
I Norwegian knits in.*..
eluded.
PULLOVERS
Short sleeve Orlon
died to match y o o
slims.
MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD,
WEEKLY LAW REMINDER HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
«YIELDING AND STOPPING« - SECTION 118: Except as otherwide provided in this part, when two vehicles approach or enter an intersection from different highways at approximately the same time, the driver of the vehicle to the left shall yield the right of way to the vehicle on the right.
2.
A driver approaching an intersection shall yield the right of way to any vehicle that haw entered the intersection from another direction.
3.
A driver intending to turn to the left across the path of any vehicle approaching from the opposite direction may make such left turn only if he affords a reasonable opportunity to the driver of the othei vehicle to avoid a nollisi on,
Mr. and Mrs. Nyal Fletcher attended the graduation of their son Allen in Logan, Utah Thursday, August 17th. They were present for Commencement Exercises Thursday morning which took place in the Joseph Smith Field House when Richard L. Evans, Gouncil of the Twelve Apostles, delivered the address Thursday evening diplomas were presented by the Dean of Arts.
Allen graduated in Speech and Dramatic Arts.
He and his wife will make their home in Regina where he will be Seminary Instructor.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Austin have as their guests her brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sorensen of Swan River, Ifen. also her sister Mrs. Ife,ry Hansen of Theadore, Sask.
Mr, and Mrs. Jim Winterton and family of Provo, Utah are visiting relatives and renewing acquaintances in Magrath.
Mr. Dan Khi left Sunday for Calgary to visit his wife Greta who underwent surgery on her back in the Calgary General Hospital last week.
While in Calgary Mr. Mai will visit with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Morris, former Ifegrath residents.
FOR SALE: Fender Tremolux Amplifier - like new. 350.00.KentGuitar−likenew80,00 Gibson Fuzz Tone 25.00.CraigTanner,Ph.758−3082Home758−3404.FORSALE:4:10gaugeShotgun.Likenew.BillWood,SpringCoulee.MAGRATHPARKTHEATRENEWS:FridayandSaturdayAugust24thand26th«BATTLEOFTHEBULGEstarringHenryFondaandRobertRyan.SEETHENEWJUMPERSWITHMATCHINGSWEATERSFORGIRIS−8−12.Upstairs.PatientsintheLfegrathMunicipalHospitalthisweekincludeMrs.NellieRirie,Mr.JohnAustin,Mr.GeorgeHeathershaw,Mrs.GenevaWood,Mr.JohnMinor,Mr,JohnWeing,WayneBorley,IatferSeward,Mrs.CarolMcCoy,Mrs.RebecfaWaldner,TerrySam,SandraBird,LindaBengry,Mrs.SarahEntzandson,Mrs.CherylHansenandVickiPowalesland.Mr.andMrs.GlennFletcherleftMondaymorningforRexburg,Idaho.AccompanyingthemwereNyleneFletcher,WendyColeman,RossColemanandBryceGurney,.allofwhomwillattendRick’sCollege.AlsoleavingthisweektoattendRick’sCollegewereDavidTanner,BrentHarker,CraigTanner,SusanNelsonofSpringCoulee)BillBullock,RillPeterson,DavidBullockandRonaldPetersonallofWelling.Mrs.OliveGruningeranddaughterDianeleftthisweekforRexburg,IdahowhereDianewillattendRick’sCollege.′Mr.andMrs.WatsonRirieentertainedinhonorofMr.andMrs.KarlKeelerofGuelph,Ontario.GuestsincludedMr.andMrs.Keeler,Mr.andMrs.TedHaynesandMr.andMrs.RayStevenson.AnumberofMagrathladiesmotoredtoCoaldaleWednesdayafternoontovisitwithMrs.ElizabethPfeffel.ThoseattendingincludedMesdamesBelleHarker,NhrySera,JosieErickson,FlorenceMoors,KateLforrow,MabelAnderson,LouiseJamesofOntario,California,AftonAnderson,JferyNelson,JennieBone,TwilaSteed,JeanDudleyandElsieOwens.AsocialafternoonandrefreshmentswereenjoyedbytheladieswhowerefriendsandmembersoftheladiesHospitalAuxiliaryofMagrathofwhichMrs.Pfeffelwasaformermember.Mr.andMrs.LewisStevensonareholidayingandvisitingrelativesinVictoriaandWestCoastpoints.Mrs.JuliadeanBondy,StarrandJeffreyandMrs.VelmaGodfreyleftTuesdayforRexburgIdaho,JeffreywillenrollinForestryandMrs.GodfreywillreturntoherhomeinProvofollowingavisitwithrelativesinIfegrath.RecentvisitorsatthehomeofMrs.JennieBonewerehersonanddaughter−inlawMr.andMrs.DeanBoneofCalgary.TheyalsovisitedwithMrs.ZolaWhitehead.Mrs.ElsieJohnsonofDixon,T11inoisisvisitingherbrother−in−lawandsisterMr.andMrs.BillWood.Mr.RobertFox,fatherofMrs.MarionBournepassedawayintheMagrathHospitalTuesdaymorning.Hewas78yearsofage.MAGRATHTRADINGCOMPANYLTD.“r■J∗rrNOTICE:Iwillbeteachingpianolessonsagainthisyear.Anyoneinterestedpleasephone758−3102.PatsyHarker.WANTED;Customcombining.Havetruckifnecessary.Ph.¿53−2317or758−3128.F0RSALE:EconomyElectricWasher,kitchenchromeset,miscellaneousarticles.OrsonBridge.6HANGEOFSWIMMINGHOURS−AttheMagrathLionsSwimmingPool−beginningFriday,August24th,hoursforswimmingwillbe1P.M.to7P.M.PoolManagement.FAREWELLPARTY−HonoringMr.andMrs.WayneRobinsonandfamilywillbeheldintheLfegrathUnitedChurchHallSaturdayevening,August26that8P.M,Everyonewelcome.FORSALE;1948Plymounth.Excellentcondition.150.00. Melvin Blumell. 758-3485.
WANTED; Babysitter Mondays through Fridays.
Mrs. LaRae Gostola. Ph, 758-3194«
FOR SALE; 30" gas range like new, also
fridge in good condition. Margaret Thomson.
Ph. 758-6525 after 4:30 P.M.
NOTICE; Applications are being received for
a Secretarial position at Tanner Building
Supplies. Experience in Accounting preferred.
Apply Norma ZoBell, Hi. 758-3233,
NOTICE: The Induction service for Mr. J.
Thiessen, minister of the Magrath United
Church Pastoral Charge - Magrath, Spring
Coulee, Del Bonita points - will be held
tonight, Thursday, August 24th at 8 P.M.
in the Jfegrath United Church. Everyone
is invited to attend.
WANTED; Riders to go to B.Y.U. Ph. 758-3485
Melvin Blumell.
FOR SAIB; Diamond Chaff Saver - used one
season. Ph. 758-6573« Ernest Briggs.
NEEDED - one house suitable for two parents
three children, one dog and one cat.
Ph. 758-3492 evenings,
FOR SaLE OR RENT; N.W. 13-5-22-4 157 acres
dry land. Available after Sei?tember 1/67.
Eaery Gurney,
FOR SaLE; 8 dozen Gem quart fruit jars,
$1.00 dozen. Mrs. Lloyd Meldrum. 758-3239«
MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD.
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PEARS- B. C. Bartlett it. 300
CAULIFLOWER - Snowy white heads each 290
CABBAGE -fresh,
CANTELOUPE
green
- ripe Mediuns
PEPPERS - Green - for pickling lb. 39
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DRY GOODS DEPT
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Misses and Ladiar Polyester Knit Slacks in
appealing pi ai da as well as solid shades
of Navy, Gold, Flame, L
Forest Green, Roseo SI
10 - 18. REGULAR 10.95
1 RACK OF MISSES & LADIES SWEATERS,
VESTS, PANT TOPS IN ASSORTED STYLES
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Books and cards on display.
..Nightgowns
Nightgowns of Nylon Tricot, Peima-press Cottons, Brushed
Nylon in a nice assortment of styles and colors.
REGULAR 7.95to8.95
OPy/amas
Ladies Flannelette Pyjamas in a lovely assortments of
patterns and colors^ XL size.
REGULAR 3.95.uiiiiiuiiHiiiiiiiiiiiHHiuiiiuiiifiiniiiiiiiniiMiniiliniiiHrt.BABYPANTSPrinceRegent”softPlasticPantsforBabyc◯St−iohlss,100waterproof.Wash,patdry,use,REGoLypr,1.00
890
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UPSTAIRS DEPT
Smart new Golden Crown Pant Suits have arrived for
the new Spring season. Handsomely styled in two and three
piece creations designed to please Miss Teen as well as
Madam. Checks, plaids and plains in the season’s most
fashionable colors. A/AOO
PRICED FROM ........... .. <—O LLp
I SPRING SLACKS
i 100$ Polyester Spring Slacks in eye—aatching eheaks in
I Black, Navy, Pink, Light Blue.
MISSES SIZES .................... LADIES .
Ladies Spring Slacks in new creations for a brand new
season. Faded Blue Denims, Navy Denims
and Corduroys in becoming shades. |
St. John’s Lutheran Ladies are hav-i
ing a Used Clothing Drive for World ReliefoI
Children’s and Men’s Clothing are in great j
demand, but any clean clothing in good re- ’
pair with at least 6 months wear is welcomed
Blankets are badly needed. If you have anyI
suitable clothing please leave at Marvin
Hillmers by March 5th. Ph. 758-3189. ;
The Antelope Ridge W. I. will meet |
Monday, February 18th at the home of Mrso I
Jane McKendry at 7’30 P.M. All interested !
ladies are invited to attend. Topci for -
the evening will be "Handicrafts", ^rs. ;
Fred Dangerfield of Coutts, who assisted ’•
in the organization of the Antelope Ridge j
W.I, will pay a visit on this evening.
Visitors at the home of Mrs. Flora i
Austin during the past week included her :
son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Walt |
Pashuk and family of Vauxhall, daughter •
Mrs. Marion Rice of Naperville, Illi.nnis, 1
her brothers Mr. John Sorenson of Theadore, I
Sask., and Mr. Clarence Sorenson of Swan :
River, Manitoba, and sister-in-law Mrs.
Edith Dryden of Saskatoon, Sask. =
They attended the funeral service f
of the late Harry C. Austin Wednesday after^
noon.
Do you know any details of a prairid
fire north of town possibly on the reserve |
April 1908? - or any other prairie fire in j
the district? Thank you. J.A. Spencer,
NEW
Tiras
New arrivals in popular
styles including padded
"Soft Line" padded
"Free Spirit", "Living":
Bra and "Long line" {
with stretch straps.
See also the popular
"Cross Your Heart"
in several popular .
styles with plain or
stretch straps.
450 to I2 00.
Qi.rdl.es
Bank teller to man at window: "Sorry, Mr, |
Jones, your wife beat you to the draw."
A HOST OF NEW SPRING ARRIVALS IN MISSES, I
LADIES AND CHILDREN’S WEAR - Upstairs.
18 HOUR GIRDLES :
with the new front ’
panel for more '
tummy control, with /
famous 18 hour comfort,
Favorite styles
I500 1° 18 50 ,
"I Can't Believe It’s\
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able control yet light,
weight. You won’t be- •.
lieve it’s a girdle ,
either until you try it^
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Simmon>s "Great Sleep"
Maxipedic Mattress „ 7.
with extra firmness
for comfort. Has 312
resilient adjustro-rest
coils. Simcel
cushioning by Dupont
for superior firmness
and support. Matching
box springs have
metal top construction
and anti-sway
stabalizers.
REGULAR 110.00ea.EITHER...89−∗62.o3»sFO^AMBACKEDlin.fi»PRINTEDrun.ft.IOrateCarpetingcushionedwithasturdyfoambacking,Bronze,Gold,Green.Aneye−catchingdesignonGoldorGreenFoambacked,95mOOR/CUTDOORExcellentfloorcoveringforsteps,porchandentryfloors,et?oPopularshadesofCopper,Gold,Green.6’wide3′29′sqyd.NOTICE;BrownieMotherswillholdameetingintheLionsHallTuesday,February19that8:30P.M.Allinterestedmotherspleaseattend.ANNOUNCEMENT:GalbraithBrosoannounce′anntherL,D,S,HolyLandTourformembersofthecommunity.Plannowtojoin−us.−FormoreinformationwriteMrs.EvelynJensen,Box555Raymondor.phone752−2035«WANTED:Babysittertocomeinparttimeduringtheweek.Ph,758−3003»■Mrs.Rowinski,FORSALE:1971Skidoo−371Nordic400.00.
N, Ripley, Ph. 653-2.532, Spring Coulee.•
M.I.A. DANCE -Saturday evening February
16th, Magrath Big Gym, 9 to 120 The Drylanders"
Band in attendance. Adults 2.00Students1.50®
NOTICE: There will be a meeting e»f the
Magrath and district History Association
Tuesday, February 19th at the Town Hall
for Progress reports. J.A. Spencer, Pres
NOTICE: Anyone wishing a subscription to
the. Raymond Review can contact Mrs. Eva
Gruninger, The Review is now under new
ownership of Mr, and Mrs. Ray Johnson (nee
Afton Gruninger). 3150peryear.Ph.752−3635»Thiswhiche,C.C.M.EXERCISEBICYCLEStationaryExerciserdesignodtocombineallthewellknownexercisesandmanyofth6pleasurebenefitsofcycling,unitfeaturesanAutomaticTimerenablesyoutosetyourExercisetim′aSpeedometersoyoucancycleatthedesiredspeedindicatedintheexerciseprogram,anOdometerwhichindicateshowfaryou"travel"ateachworkout:aPressurecontrolwhichenablesyoutoincreaseordecreasetheeffortneededtocycleandthuscontroltheprogressionofyourexercise,C)5NOWONDISPLAY..../QREGULAR16.88 SET 0»»Dy«UOcn
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■ 3 piece Freeze,
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consisting of
16 oz» covered
Saucepan, 24 oz,
covered Saucepan
6§" covered
Skillet all with
lids + 1 handle. 1399
s A'UCEPAN SET-3 PIECE
32 oz. - 48 oz. - 56 oz. Saucepans with
covers and 1 handle. QO
REGULAR 24.60........∣URECREATIONNOTICE:There−willbenoRecreationeveningon.February20thduetotheBandConcert,isplannedforApril3rdtomakecpfir•thisnight„O«•O030•,Afamilymanisonewhohasreplacedthecurrencyinhiswalletwithsnapshots.ADULT,AdultAn.extraeveningSAVEONTHE"REGINA"VACUUMCLEANERqcREGULAR89.95 ,...... J
TOOLS 10.00extra.MAGRA!HTRADINGCOMP/aN/LTD.DRYGOODSDEPT.JhermaI∣ESMONDBRANDThermalBlankets,50er,40White,Rose,Lavender,Blue,Gold,iGreen.Satinbindingo72X84aioraiIFloralpatternedEsmondBlanketsin•lovelyshadesofGold,Rose,Mauve,∣andBlue072X84.....„„..»......∣OIIBARRL−ILChWOOL...■I8oz."Barrel"ofYam−OrlonAcrylic1Canadianmade»Individualcellowrapped»j/jA−popularcolorstochossefrom»■iREGULAR3.20 barrel
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"Whisper" Bath Mats of Acrylic Pile. So
nofit and luxurious« Gorgeous shades of
Blue, Pink, Yellow, Gold, Mauve, White
and Orange» Size: 20x34,
REGULAR 5e00eachFuneralServicesforthelateHarryClevelandAustin,whopassedawaySunday,February3rdattheageof82years,wereheldintheMagrathUnitedChurchWednesdayafternoon,February6that2P.M.withRevoJamesRuxtonofficiating,,UsherswereLenWhittandBobOwensandMrs,GretaMaiandMrs.ElsieOwenspresidedattheguestregisterswhichweresignedbythelargenumberoffriendsandrelativesattendingtheservicetopaytheirlastrespectscMrs»MaryYvonneHohmwasorganistandaccompaniedthecongregationinthesingingoftheopeninghymn"LeadOn0KingEternal"»ThelinesofscriptureandthefuneraladdressweregivenbyRev.Ruxton»L.BoTannersangasavocalsolo"TheLord’sMyShepherd"accompaniedattheorganbyMrsoTinaReid.Closinghymnwas"GuideMe0ThouGreatJehovah".HonoraryPallbearerswereFellBalder−son,ArthurSpencer,MikeSchneyder,RichardBradshaw,DanMaiandErvinHarris.LethbridgeLegionnairesattendedasagroup,ActivePallbearerswereFloydToomer,JohnBrunner,BlaineNeilson,EricHohm,GarthVealeandAllenOwens»IntermenttookplaceinthefamilyplotoftheMagrathCemetery,,′MartinBros,Ltd.weredirectorsofthefuneralarrangements»TheMagrathandDistrictHistoricalSocietywishestoexpresstheirthankstothefollowingbusinessplacesforthepresaleofMagrathHistoryBookswhichhavebeenreportedtodate:MagrathTradingCooLtd»−20booksjMagrathPharmacy−6books»Sheer’sInsurance−2books.MagrathLionsClub−20bookswithapledgeofanother100.00 if needed. All books sell for
10.00each»TheBankofMontreal−adonationof25»00. Many individuals have
contributed to this pre-sale. The Publishers
require X number of dollars as a down
payment. If there are others who would
care to help out with this pre-sale, it
would be appreciated»
Finance Committee - Cal Alston,
C»S» Matkin, Lloyd Sabey, Harold Boucher»
ANNUAL MEETING - of Magrath and District
Chamber of Commerce will be held in the
Magrath High School Gym Monday, February
18th at 8 P.M» Progress report re; Rail
Line & Elevator Abandonment will be submitted
» Mr. E»W0 Ted Hinman will he guest
speaker» His topic - "What After January
2nd, 1975 - Where Will You Haul?? The
Telephone Extension Area Programme will
also be discussed. Come and support your
Chamber of Commerce.
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REGUIAR 8,95t−−THANKYOU:IamleavingMagrathandIwishtothankmygocdneighborsandfriendsforbeingsokindtome.Wishingyouallthebest,MargaretAnderson.SALE(yooeeooMen′sPyjamasinFlannelette,Broadcloth,Peima−pressCottonsandNeverPressfabrics.Chooseaneye−catchingprint,stripeor.plainshade«,S,M.L,XL,REGULAR4,95 to 11,00
Men's Pullover and Cardigan Sweaters
by Jantzen, Included are All Wools,
Blends and Acrylic Knits in plain
and patterned styles that are sure
to co-ordinate with the popular
Fortrel Pants,
20% OFF
Men* s Crew Neck
Pullover Sweaters in
Rib Knit, Grape
Gold, Aqua, Grey
THANK YOU: Our most sincere thanks
to our dear friends and family for
cards, letters, phone calls, floral
tributes, food, and housecalls, we
will be forever indebted to you all,
"Thank you" also to the doctors,
nurses and staff of the Magrath Hosp-|
ital who gave our husband and father j
the finest care possible for which |
we will be eternally grateful.
Flora Austin, 1
Bev, Walt & family, Marion, Russ & |
family, |
MEN’S STANFTETJ~)’S T SHIRTS - TURTLE NECK, LONG
SLEEVE, COTTON AND
RED, NAVY, BROWN.
REGULAR 5.95
THANK YOU: We wish to express our I
heartfelt thanks to our many friends |
and relatives during our recent ber- p
eavement, Thanks for the cards,
flowers and other expressions of symp
athy, A special thanks to the doctors
and nursing staff of the Magrath
Hospitql who have been so very eonsiderate
during Alex’s lengthy illness,
Your acts of kindness were
much appreciated,
Lyda, Richard & Cheryl Poulsen
THANK YOU; My thanks and appreciation
to the doctors and Hospital Staff and=
my many friends who sent cards and
gifts during my recent stay in hospital.
So Ao Jensen (Little)
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Men’s Dress Oxfords
Men’s Casual Shoes
Yuuth’s Sprinters
in White with Blue
stripes
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Visitor to fanner: "What time do you go to work?"
Farmer: "Sir, I don’t go to work, I wake up
surrounded by it."
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BASKETBALL NEWS
Friday night Magrath Zeniths
and Magrath Eagles hosted two very
important league games with Raymond.
Raymond Muntangs squeezed past Eagles
with a score of 44-42. Tom Alston
sunk 12 points for the Eagles,
Magrath Zeniths suffered a defeat
against Raymond Comets with a score
of 63-57» Kevin Anderson netted 17
points and Tim Rollingson added 14
points for Zeniths.
This Friday Zeniths and Eagles
travel to L.C.I, On Saturday they
go to Raymond for more league games.
Wool Plaid
Bomber
Corduroy
BOYS' WEAR
1 group of Men’s Coat's
including. "Weathermaster"
Top Coats,
Car Boats and
Jackets, HaVy
Jackets
1/3 OFF
SUBURBANS
Men’s Light Tan Cord
Suburban Car Coats
with dark brown pile
collar and
MAGRATH PARK THEATRE NEWS: Friday and
Saturday February th and 16th "HERE
COME THE FUZZ" an adult movie, not
suitable for children, starring Burt
Reynolds , Yul Bryner and Raquel Welch
SATURDAY MATINEE - Feb. 16th, 2 PJf.
"THE SHEEFMAN" with Glen Ford and Shirley
MacLeane. 1
lining.
REGUIAR
39.95NOTICE:SpringCouleeUnitedChurchSeniorSundaySchoolClass−willbecanvassingfortheCanadianHeartFoundationSunday,February17thintheSpringCouleeArea.Blls/t′BootsWANTED:Girlstapshoessize8.Rhone758−3540NOTICE:HunterswishingtohaveheadsmeasuredfortheMagrathRodandGunClubpleasehavethemintoArndtMotorsbeforeFebruary16th.FOUND:1pairofChildren′smittsinfrontofGlennFletcherresidence.Ownermayhavebycal11ngattheFletcherhomeandidentifying.REGULAR24.95 ..................
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Men’s Brown Rubber Pull-on Snew Boots with
wool pile lining, SIZES: 8 to 11.
895 I
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WANTED: Anyone having an apartment or
house for rent in Magrath please
phone 758-3503. Thank you.
»•••••••
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fellger returned
Saturday from a two week holiday
in Hawaii.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Karren of
Lethbridge were "Store" shoppers
Thursday last.
Mrs. Elva Harker of Lethbridge
is visiting at the home of her sonin-
law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Toomer.
Mr. Luke Murikami is a patient
in St. Michael’s Hospital as a result
of injuries sustained in a car-truck
collision Monday evening.
Men’s Brown Leather Bush B»ots with sturdy
Rubber cleated soleu. Wool felt liners.
I995
REGULAR 12.95Men’sDressShirtsinWhiteandcolors.Popularnewstylesintheever−popular"NeverPress"andeott−MiBmadclothoSIZES:14to■IP.−¿.00 - 12.0020SOYSJACSHIRTSBoys’PlaidJac.Ehirt3inassortedcolors.SIZES:14−18.req.,6.98
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A well known South Albertan, Travers
Smith passed away in Cardston Thursday,
February 7th at the age of 57 years.
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon
in the Cardston 4th Ward LoD.S. Chapel.
Mr. Smith was a prominent livestock
breeder, and rancher. He was a staunch
member of the L.D.S. Church*
Mrs. Gertrude Williams of Calgary was
a weekend visitor at the homes of her
brother and sister-in-law Mr, and Mrs. Earl
Tomlinson and her aunt Mrs. Elizabeth James.
BAND CONCERT - Dr. Goodman, chairman of the
Music Department of Bo Y.U0 will conduct the
Concert Band in an evening of music Wednesday
February 20th at 8 P.M. in the Big ^ym.
Adults $1.00, Students 50?. Following the
Concert a Bake Sale will be held. Everyone
is invited to attend.
WANTED: Light weight single Driving Hamess
(saddle horse type). Ph. 758-3588.
A prominent Magrath citizen, John Henry
Bridge, passed away in the Magrath Hospital
Tuesday morning, February 12th at the age
of 84 years.
He is survived by his loving wife
Alvira, two sons James and Jaik of Raymond,
three daughters Mrs. Garth (Avilda) Coleman
and Mrs. E. Pingree (Betty) Tanner both of
Magrath and Mrs. Henning (Geraldine) Andersen
of Salt Lake City, Utah. Funeral services
were held this Thursday afternoon in the
Magrath L. b;, S. Chapel*
MY PURPOSE
To he a little kindlier
With the passing of each day; '
To leave but happy memories
As I go along my way;
To use possessions that are mine
In service full and free;
To sacrifice the trivial things
For larger good to be;
To give of love in lavish way
That friendship true may live;
To be less quick to criticize,
More ready to forgive;
To use such talents as I have
To take the bitter with the sweet,
Assured 'tis better so;
To be quite free from self-intent
Whate’er the task I do;
To help the world’s faith stronger grow,
In al 1 that’s good ana. true;
To keep my faith in God and right
No matter how things run;
To work and play and pray and trust
Until the journey’s aone.
God grant to me the strength of heart,
Of motive and of will,
To do my part and falter not
His purpose to fulfill.
- Selected.
•••••••
Mrs. Barbara Graham of Milk River was
a visitor Tuesday at the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hillmer.
Mr. and Mrs, Dee Leishman and Jane
were Calgary visitors during the weekend,
guests of their son and daughter-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Leishman.
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