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:: patronize our i: * A40 ■" .. ij ji . - ADVERTISERS.************* The Cardston News L_—^*v«.f .J: \m++++*+***» "»' CARDSTON, THE TEMPLE CITY OF CANADA CARDSTON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14,1952 Subscription Price $2.50perycar-^Payablc m Advance 53, No. 18 ALBERTA VOL. Ing for this occasion, which was held on the spacious lawri.- Crop As the wedding march wasbe- Mona Boyden Wins Wins New Superinten- Excellent ing played by Mrs. Thelma Glenwood Weddings Smith, the bride came forward Music Award Mary's Prospects on the arm of her father, who L.D.S. dent forSt. Local took Themusic scholarshipcommit- Canadian According to report from the Pitcher — gave her m marriage, and Itee of the University of Alberta a Mr. and VMrs. Willis SABIN NELSON place at the flower-banked School Division Extension Service ol the Alberta left for Eastern Canada this - her has announced the winners of Title Department Agriculture, pros- A lovely wedding of wide m altar, made for the occasion. Board of Music Softball Broughton, superintend- of week to bring home a new car. . onFridajr, Bishop E.M. Peterson, uncle of the Western Gienwoodcontinued to amaze L. A. pects for a good crop m Alberta terest wassolemnized Awards m Alberta for 1952. In their path as ent of High Prairie School divis- excellent, most] Ivan C. has accepted a June 8, at the Alberta Tempi*i, the bride, officiated at the twi- Among the winners is listed and defeat all River district, this year are m Nelson Kathleen, daughter of light ceremony. swept by Picture Butte to ion m the Peace districts there are sufficient position back on the Cardston when the Misses Mona Boyden, Cardston, they accepted the position of Su- Cardston, ex The bride was daintily gown- the Canadian Stake's soft- has moisture reserves to fully ma-' school staff. S. H. Nelson of - andFranclne Russell, Lethbridge win Butte perintendent of St. Mary's crops. changed marriage vowswithRo ed m traditional white satin,her music"bur- ball championship. The here, ture all early Calgary is vis- full-length nylon veil cas- who were awarded a winning the opening School Division replacing Hail losses this district Milo Forsyth of bert J. Sabin, son of Mr. an Mrs.R. L. ernment of the Province of Al- came games for the past eight years. a few Pres. W. L. Smith officiatedat headdress and she carried a bou- b-2 and '6-4. All were Broughton the warm weather. o; I quet carnations and berta. Macleod Mr. and Mi's. and district, includes daughter the ceremony m the presence f of white The awards will be presented played on the neutral daughters m In this which Hal Peterson and relatives stephanotes. She wore a three- their four Will be Lethbridge andClaresholm, har- Ogden, Utah, immediate friends and ." at recitals by selectedcandidates diamond. . Cardston shortly to take over Gail of are Card- Immediately following the strand pearl necklace, a gift of marching to the above title vesting is expected to commence ston visitors this week. cer- groom. m various centres m the prov- In heavyhit- his new position September 1. between August 15 edmony a weddingluncneon wasj the ince this fall. Glenwood combined somewhere bush- Kent Gibb of Medicine Hat is served the Immediate famil- Miss Dora Woolf, sister of the ting strong, consistent fielding, andSept. 1, anda 20 to 30 to by expected. a guest at.the Sheldon Woolf ies, at the home of the bride'si bride, and wearing a nlle green with slow, steady pitching el wheat yield is organdy gown, Roy Legge, home. father. * frosted acted as Family jerry Bunnage.and Ladies The Stake Social Centre wa£ maid of honor. Her four brides- Wheeler all opposition. They Cardston Cyde of wedding; Smith, to overcome twelve as Mr. and Mrs. Jones the setting for a lovely maids, the.Misses Delia won eight games m City guests at the evening, ho-■ Betty Aldridge, Sanders and Hold teams: Hill Trip To Saa Lake are reception Friday m Lois Reunion they eliminatedfour Win cnanes Walker home this week. nor of the newlyweds, sponsored Carol Cooper, were gowned m Spring, Cardston 4th, Raymond About 65 members of the Levi Mr, by the bride's father and assist- identical dresses of frosted or- families, gathered at and finally Picture Butte. New York City Service Clubs and Mrs. Edward Lemon daughters,Mrs. Or- gandy, mauve, pink, yellow Wheeler they ' famny Ogaen, were edby his two m the Lions Park recently for are- Yesterday (Wednesday) Woolf, super- of Cardston Dames Jr., and Mrs. L. C. and blue, and each carried bou- Mrs. Ed. district visitors the past week, at the son union. encountered the first American for Canadian Beauty Coun- Card of Edmonton. quets of clarkia and sweet peas, tanglingwith Idaho visor ROTARY Mary mlllson home. Master of ceremonies was Ar- competition, selor Cosmetics and Mrs. Owen The hall was decorated with tied with ribbons to match their vin Redford of Pincher Creek. p.m. absence of Pres. Wm. (nee baskets and Falls., at 8 Quinton, sales lady, were two of In the Mr. and Mrs. Wm. King potted ferns and dresses. A speech of welcome was giv- Roster of the victorious Glen- winners for Cooper, Vice-Pres. L.D. Cahoon 'ianner) Utah, bouquets of summer blooms. The bride's mother wore a (Willis Ship- five Canadian sales at Rotary lun- MaDie of are vis- at en by "Grandma" Wheeler; Mrs. wood team include: June and July volume sales. was m the chair itingm the district with rriends Mrs. Carl Young presided pink figured nylon silk after- Arlln Wiggill gave an interest- ley Nory Miyashita, Wallace They receive a trip toNew cneon Monday. the console throughout the eve-, noon frock with white accessor- life; Shipley, Byron will Hin- and relatives. ing sketch of LeviWheeler's Leavitt, Herchel York City m November, with Guest speaKer was E. W. ning. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Nelson ies and a corsage of pink and readings and musical numbers Keith Olsen, Thaine As- man, the new M.L.A. for this Mr.and Mrs.Charles Phipps of Calgary received the guests. Smith, three days at the Waldorf gave of white carnations. were presented by other mem- Smith, Meryl Bunnage, Roy expensespaid. constituency. Mr. Hinman Penticion, 8.C., are guests this Mrs. James Dunlap of LasCruces, Clifford Holt, brother of the Bunnage, toria—all on hon- reg- bers of the family. Legge, Jerry Ned Dav- an interesting address wees at tne home 01 Mr. ana NM., wasm charge of the groom, was best man. Ushers A family organization ef- (coach) ssty, courage, virtue, self sacri- Douglas Holt, Danny was idson Burke Thomas Mrs. Chll Johnson. ister. were: Mc- fected with Guy Wilcox, presi- Tom Leavitt, manager. fice and loyalty. He said he Frodsham and Dougall, John Woolf and Shel- and responsibility Mrs. Grant. Matson underwent Mrs Lowell dent; Mrs. Leßoy Hovey, secre- UnbeatenOddsox sensed this new Mrs. Lowell Williams, wearing'don Woolf Jr. Mrs. Jim Carson tary; Mrs. .Garth Leavitt, pro- that had been placed upon him, a major operation at Cardston cocktail gowns of rose of Edmonton was In charge of sup- oaturaay. _he is pro- identical gramchairman; Mrs. Arlin Wig- POST SEASON i-nd thanked all for their aospuai taffeta, displayed the. profusion the bride's book. Mrs. Zola Gaw- WinSoftball gressing tavoraDiy. gill, genealogist. SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT? of lovely gifts. i ley and Miss Ellen Rollins dis- Those presentfrom adistance — Honorary member J. Y. Card groom and fa-' played the lovely gifts. of the above teams the Mr. andMrs.Chapman of Cal- Parents of the were: Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wilcox Some Tournament was present and thanked gary moved into tne Dud- ther of the bride were Inthe re- A reception was held immed- Hubbard, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond, Picture Butte, Glen- on his have , following ceremony, of The Odd Sox, winners of the speaker and commented _eavict apartment- nouse on ceiving line. iately the Jerry Wiggill of Fort Macleod; woodand Cardston 4th have ex- pre- address. ley lovely a 100 guests present. willingness participate Ladies SoltDallLeague, were excellent Ist street West. The bride looked m with over Mr. and Mrs. Arvin Redford of pressed to Lowry Barbara Lee, talented length net oversatin' During the signing of the re- Wheeler, at the Town sented with the Nate tro- Miss solos, white floor Pincher Creek; Melvln m a tournament Wednesday evening before a vocalist, renderedthree ac- Mr. andMr/5. Lawrence Greene trim and lace Bertha collar, gister, Mrs. Gladys Shervet ren- Square, Cardston, possibly Aug- phy Wood lace Mrs. Leßoy Hovay^Alan Wheeler crowd at theRiviera, while companied by Miss Carol 01 Winnipeg have been guests chapelveil of nylon net andlace dered the solo "Because". Miss Lethbridge; Mrs.Har- ust 20. large i , played piano of Mr.and . they danced to the music of the it the piano. the past week at the home of cascaded from' a satin head- Colleen Smith se- of Idaho Falls and However, final- arrangements Emily 1 a bridal during congratulations. old Wheeler completed and Rhythm Ramblers. Mrs. Gedlaman. dress and she carried lections all their families, besides many have not been tournament, held at the bouquet of American Beauty ro- Gordon Gregson was master details will have toawait In the LIONS CLUB Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woolford of following from Cardston aid district. further entry. Wednesday after- guest ses and stephanotis. of ceremonies and the of the Glenwood Town Square Ken Godfrey was the Logan, Ui&a, are guests at the! bridesmaids, Misses program presented:,, vocal return noon, three games wereplayed regular Lions Her .the was en ■weaker at the Elizabeth Bowden home thisj Sharon Prod- solos by Connie Leishman, Shir- before another large crowd, with Thursday evening last. Blame Steed and merch- uncheon week. sham, were gowned m green ley Card and BarbaraLee; read- prizes, -donated by the de gave an interesting talk on velvet, matching Margaret Leavitt; and District, by Ailred of sheer with tip,: ing by Mrs. M.I.A.Pow Wow ants of Cardston 'Switzerland, accompanied col- Mr. and Mrs. Ken a basket guitar solo by Shiela Leavitt.;A " being dished out for most strike- films. dan LaKe city, are visiting m hats, and each carried :the >red telegram was read from out, best batting average, etc. Card, new daddy lion, Cardston and are house guests 1of summer blooms.- 'Social Enjoyed E J the Flower girls were three nieces groom's father and brother,; of The winners of the tourna- was presented with an electric! ol Mr. and Mrs.Leo Stutz. Nelson,. Toronto, were,unable to be Kit- 1 the bride: Judy Gail who The Second Ward M.I.A. held] ment were: Aetna over the jottle m. honor of tne ,of . Lions over Wool- warmer Mr. and Mrs. DeanSmith, Mr. and Susanne" DgtmeSfc- wearing present. Rayb. Woolf,- .oJL£__tjL^ an Indian Pow Wow at the Kats, Cardston 4th new son. the bride, prd= >-.■ held' hdn-hos- ' the Pi- arrival oi a and Mrs. Betti-'Gibbleft Tuesday ;matching pink taffeta floor- mond, uncle of The U Iciuß a Park Monday evening,with over ford and Odd'Sox over Ladles' Night was held Wed-^ withhats tomatch toast and the groom tess party Thursday, evening m present.Ball games en- rates. , Park. lor a lew clays visit to Spokane, length gowns 'pose__the 75 were " . (Odd Sox) nesday at Waterton of flowers. responded. honor of Mrs. Agnes Oliver,' one joyed and games were conducted The trophy winners they had re- Wash. and baskets members, prior the and and were They announced Matron of honor was the Abeautiful three-tier cake, de- of their to by Miss Connie Leishman haveneverbeen beaten a substantial grant from Henry was re- of; shades, family leaving to make during the league vived Mrs. Tanner bride's sister, Mrs. L. C. Card corated m pastel to Oliver Leo Davidson. only tied once government for the Lions irom nospltal this weeK a violet co- dresses, their home Lethbridge. Club girls, In play. , the enable leased Edmonton. She wore match the bridesmaids m At dusk the Bee Hive swimmingpool. This will aiter undergoing anoperationon a corsageof green topped by aminiature bride members and partnerswerepre- costume, m with lighted P.A. system was rigged. up bath house le-tedsuit with and filed torn, A them to erect the her leg. ; and groom, was displayed on a sent and special guests included torches, to the beat of torn at the Tournament, donated by around the pool and carnations. Tom Wolsey of Williams Ramblers, which was the fence Wright groom's mother wore a lace-covered table m a bed of Mr. and Mrs. and Big Chief -.Phil the Rhythm put the sorely needed chlor- Mrs. Florence of Salt The flanked by white Provo,Mr. and Mrs. Milton Han- camp appreciated by both the m season,just as here lor a few blue lace afternoon frock with pink tulle and lighted the fire. greatly ination plant this Lake City visited corsage. Ivan tapers m crystal holders and sen of Moose Jaw, Sask.; Mrs. The Bee Hivegirls sang an In- teams and crowd. is How- days last week with her sister, pink carnation Arizona, Mr. gave soon as labor available Cruces, N.M, and pastel sweet peas. Wendell Davis of dian song,Beaulah Johnson A full list of the prize winners ever, several thousand dollars Mrs. Josie Bengry. Carbine of Las newlyweds for Fred Uibel. A lovely Thief , appear week's issue. complete Nelson supported the The left a and Mrs. a reading, "The Cattle will Innext are still needed to this Tues- Brian honeymoon to Waterton and the lunch was served and a very Johnson; Elder B. J. co-operation of Albert Widmer returned grooms. evening spent. by Pauline project and the a business trip to Hay; Dames Jr. was re- UjS.A., the bride changing to a pleasant Wood told true Indian exper- public is solicited. day irom Mrs. Orson organdy dress " " " days. the Idaho, River, 400 miles north of Grim- : and Mrs Milton ton- yellow frosted iences of the early Lion Reed Matson of ccntlonist Jaw, Sask., was m yellow Irish linen duster Indian melo- Bride Thursday evening, shaw. sen of Moose with Trousseau Tea A sing-song of Recent was a guest serving. and white accessories and car- by Ediui Calgary. gone charge of Miss Newana Woolf, bride-elect dies were conducted also Don Card of Mr. Sid Hesketh has to; three-tier cake all ried a corsage of white carna- of her girl friends Sloan and Leo Davidson. Puffed lor a holiday and to A beautiful by minia- entertained12 punch were Vancouver m white and topped a tions. a trousseau tea Thursday ev- wheat balls and meet his wife and two children groom and cov- They will make their home m at to all. visiting ture bride and ening,last. Her trousseau was served vino have been at the by bridal mist, was dis- Lethbridge for the present and a Bee Camp at past months, ered a groom employed as all made by her mother Hive coast for the two j a b where the is dainty lunch was served. Kedon_ bed of pinkl^rtulle 'Sfand ?inkpink an oil driller. " " " Canyon Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hansford flanked by The bride's gift to the groom To RedRock baoy Calgary have been Eladloli and was " clip. Send Thanks Bee Hive and of apers m crystal holders was gold cuff links and tie Know Talkum Club The Alberta Stake visiting here with Mi's. MacHall white and Mrs. to. the best man was anen- members of the Know 100 m all, went to Red Hall return- Mrs. Warren Smith Gift The LocalRed Cross gins, for their the past week. Mrs. Broadhead poured for graved Ronson lighter and gold Talkum Club held their annual itocK Canyon last week ed with them lor a short visit. Freeda ' The camping trip. occasion. tie clips to the ushers. summer party at Waterton last annual the master gift to her bridesmaids their Officials unuer the supervision of MIA Dr. and Mrs.John Bennee and' Orson Dames Jr. was bride's week and entertained and Water- for the occasion hand embroideredhankies partners. Following a letter Mrs. S^e iJres. Mildred Slutz family are holidaying at- of ceremonies were Is to l was gold initialled pin. a golf tournament Bennett, chairman of Keepers Cavell Rol- ton tor a few days. The Bennee and the following program and They held Eeatrice S ate uee Tolley and L. the bride by, Out-of-town guests included: duringthe afternoon after which Blood Donor's Committee m aud Mary Ellen cat is a house guest at the R. toast to Gail of the lins bee Hive leaders, during their ab-. Presented:Holland; the bride and HaroldPeterson and a lovely chicken supper was Cardston: iourtecn ward Burton home Ron cake; solos Ogden, Utah; Mr.and Mrs. Rayo girl, had a wonderful week sence. groom cut the vocal served to 24 guests. Beatrice Bennett, the neavy by S. B Wil-, Woolf, Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Lar- The group then attended the Mrs. Thursday, when the were offered *rs. Holt,De- during Representative 8.T.5., girls had to pac* Mrs. Unabelle Low returned on and"Mrs.Barbara McPher- son of Raymond; Doug. Waterton Lions carnival Cardston, rainTellthe Tuesday a vacation trip to liams City Smith of Lethbridge; Gary evening. Alberta. and home a day earlier from the Temple Quartette lores of the " " Bennett: come Banff,Lake Louise, Spokane and ££? selections and the Gough, Mrs. Harold Meldrum ♥ Dear Mrs. th accompanied rendered two Magrath; Mrs. C. W. of the Canadian P taught by Great Falls. She the evening was spent Mr. and Fireside On behail SndSftwere parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. HaSfol 'McKenzle, Elaine Ledelmeier of Second Ward Red cross Biooa Transiusion the leaders and the her western dancing Mrs. Glen Second Ward M. girlsof tne stall' pAj«Jsuch as Davidson of Mt. View. m newlyweds left Saturday Milk River, Mr. and The Cardston bervice and tne (nee many useful articles The Holt, Holt, Joyce Mat- Men and Gleaners sponsored a tnans you and your Mrs. W. W. Roberts Mrs. bags, name broa- morning for their new home at Vernon we wish to sachet Mrs A. C. Stubbs and new in- oriae of Calgary; Clifford Holt of fireside at the lounge of the So- committee lor all your Clara L. Jarvis) daughter of Mr. hanfer book marks an have Cruces, N.M. The ;son and grand m, Latumer, Salt ches! leather fant son of Lethbridge who Las grey and white Irricana; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Car- cial Centre Sunday evening work anu efforts connection and Mrs. John hanky umbrellas. Hike oeen visiting here with her par- changed to a and Edmonton; Kent Gibb of entertained the M. Men and with your recent suc-jessiulblood Lake City, whose marriage to were enjoyed.J J. Low for, dress with pink accessories son of First andFourth Roberts, former other activities ents Mr. and Mrs. S. coat for her golng- Medicine Hat; Keith Hoskins Gleaners of the donor cnnic. We do appreciate Mr. Wm. W. C, the past two weeks, returned to a greyrey top Harris of Calgary. Wards. and active interest Woolford resident, took place m Albistor aw|y The and Trudy your keen Mr. Ernest Lethbridge Monday. outfTt. groom.itgen-the btaxe Miss Connie Leishman was nope you all leel that your the Utah city on July 4th, with and"MM8.C., are visitins (rased m research at iwiu Harter officiat- of Vancouver, who is White Sands proving — mistress of ceremonies.Miss Bar- backing is valued. Bishop John A. district for two week*. Miss Myrna Cahoon College at RICE BUST bara Lee rendered two vocal so- Would you please pass on our ing. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts are at In the training at the University Hos- grounds. nuptials took place at - honeymooning m Banff, Aldridge Edmonton, for presentin- Solemn los "thank you" message to all those present Mr and Mrs. Oliver pital, was home Out-of-townguests St. Teresa's Church, Cardston, Guest speakers were Mr. ana would like to know our Lake Louise and Jasper. They family of Galgarjr hay, weekend with her parents, and C. CanT August. you feel City. Jr and Oliver Al the cluded: F/L on Tuesday, the 12th of Mrs. W. L. Shields of Waterton sentiments, to Mr. Bennett who will reside In Salt Lake been visitidng at the and to visit with her sister, Mr. Edmonton, Mr.Mrs^L.and Mrs Claud Calvin Rice and Elizabeth gave travelogues of room which Briggs and family, of and Mrs Park, who looked after the m ridge home for a montn. and Mrs. Don Nelson of Calgary Mr Anne Bust mutually administer- their recent trip to Europe and the clinic, to those who who arevisiting here fromUtah. of Moose Jaw, Holy Islands, to hold room, Milton Hansen and Mrs. ed and received the Sacra- theHawaiian and show- allowed the use of this Mrs O J. Steed, Mr. ment of Matrimony. interesting colored films of those who helped m VisitingfromUtah Mrs. Mary LeavittEllison with of Lethbridge; ed and to all her sons and daughters, Gordon Thiebalt The bride was given m mar- the places they visited. any way to bring about the suc- Bailey of Salt Lake nine of Mrs. W. A. Woolf of by father, Willie Bust Maxine and their families— 3Bin all,held Mr and and Mrs. riage her Following the speakershjght cess of your clinic. City was a guest at the home of Waterton Thurs- Smlthfleld, Utah; Mr. and the ceremony was witnessed refreshments were served. Fifty- Special mention to Mrs. A. Mrs. Bill Bennett last CARDSTON a party at Park Presty Nelson, Mr. and Mrs G. conducted by Rev. I.Leaver, Peterson, Mr. 'and day, m honor of Mr. and Mi's. Milton and four were present. Walker and Mrs. N. Thursday evening. She brought family of Atwood, Mr. and Mrs. pastor of the church, assisted by registrars; to Mrs. M. Cardwell Lloyd, who was at Edward Lemon and all of Magrath; Mr.and Byrtus, who' themnews of Agricultural Ogden, Utah. Burgess, NM. witnesses: Miss Ann nosegays carna- and Miss Anne Byrtus, who ten- .the time attending the summer Mrs Robert SabinofHatch^ was maid of honor and Leo Raj All carried - of beds; to Mrs. B. Dunlap, Dennis " ded the rest Scout Campm the Uinta 2nd Ward Scout James Ivan attended tho groom. Othei tlons. KathleenNelson Steiner The Cardston Mrs Cruces, who Following ceremony the Shaw and Miss Mountains. troop, under the direction of) and JoanCarbine of Las witnesses were Miss Annie Mol- the who tended the refreshments for Maxine and Lloyd are social FAIR Earl Scott and Bi- NM.; Anna Villasenar and son Bliss, and Mr Nuptial Mass wassung at which shall go off Young Scoutmaster Salva- chak and Cameron . blessing " to- the donors. A letter activity directors of the shop E. M. Peterson, left Tues- Tono of El Salvador, San and Mrs. Joseph Berube. Thretv the liturgical Was Mrs. T. Jensen to thank her Young Men's Mutual trip the Maralyn , yoked upon the bride and the to tubing. Ladies and Wednesday, day for a camping to dor. flower girls were iWeiler Church co-workers who did the the Ridgedale Ward, and also Kootenay lakes and will be gone Lee andRosemarle Under solemn wishes of the girls staff wish me m Dixie . the happy cou- The of the directors for the Stake. about four days. There were 12 HOLT — WOOLF The bride was dressed m ti were extendedto to mentionparticularly the love- They directed the dancing m Aug. 20th floor-length gown traditional pie for a long life of connubial bountifully provid- boys In the group. Woolf home was of ly supper so their Stake for the dance festi- The Sheldon white slipper-satin with a fingei enjoyed to the full. They University of Fifty-six members of the fam- the setting of a lovely summer sumptuous wedding break- ed and val, held at the I Saturday, August 9, tip veil held Inplace by a beat1 A ot enjoyed meeting and working UtahStadiumm June and danc- TO BE AN ily of Mrs. Mary Leavitt Ellison, wedding on carried bouquett fast was served at the home are for PLAN Newana, the eldest daugh- coronet. She a the_ rela- with you all and grateful partners the festival. of Cardston, Leavitt, Glenwood when Beauty roses. Mias the brides parents to friendly ed as m came, Mont., to and Mrs. Sheldon!of American - of the fa- the many courtesies Maxine and her parents EXHIBITOR and Charlo, motored ter of Mr. ! Byrtus worea net over blue tar tlves and close friends shown them. see Friday last and Woolf, Cardston, became the here while on their summer va- For information West Glacieron Holt, son of Ern-!feta; Miss Molchak, net ove: was With kind regards. cation. Secretary held family reunion. Races bride of Clare i areception General a children, ball Holt, Igreen satin and Mrs. Berube l"ffK?SKU of Yours sincerely, There are 500 Scouts at the BERT GIBB and games for the est Toronto. gown of rose taffeta.The flower held for the entertainment and Lloyd Is m game, lunch and program, were Rayo Woolf of Raymond, was party lrocks 60 guests. A. W. Haley, Steiner camp any committeechairman effective light-|gprls wereInmauve !. about Donor Panel Organizer charge of 2ft from the Ridgedale or j enjoyedby all. m charge of the for SouthernAlberta Ward. THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1952 THE CARPSTON_JjELWA 2 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
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Department, Ottawa | CN ..O " Post Office See them on Display at ■ - I — — 1 . « 1 SUBSCRIPTION 1 I In Canada r $2.50 | Foreign Countries $3-s0 | In 11- Cardston Motorsltd. 1 DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION |l and MONARCH CARS -1 FOR RATE CARD FORD WRITE | Ffgs^ef { 2 Home and FORD TRUCKS ______ I Kpl*' — , 5 h "' *■ (Not except advertisers (62 CARDSTON I READING NOTES— run where | SKIN DEEP PHONE I display ad., and are marked as adver- 5 also run a 'I I tisement) 10c per count line. | One of the body's most Impor- = "" tant organs is the skin which is : ucf)I general covering 1„ niiiiiiiiiiiiamii nmm iiaiiiiiiiiimniiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiuiiiHiiiiiii miiumiiioiiiiiiniiiniii v more than a of no great moment. If the skin is ""' to do its essential work of pro- -"'"T^^ff^s^"^^^^" family from the complete line of tecting the body from disease THEFAIR dangers, it must be 13 eu. ft. 'Model' Illustrated Deepfreeze Home Freezers! and other talking FAIR. What are you going to I " , treated with respect and kept Everyone is No OtherHome Freezer I' scrupulously clean. Parasites at aprize, which you can get a put m? Youmight look list PRICES BEGIN AT Gives You All These Features! and harmful bacteria find from Pres. Cheesman or breeding place on dirty neglec- any store on Main Street or J^mimlj* 4_4_ "Menu Maker"Containers! m I ted skin or m wounds that are Secretary Bert Gibb. \%_y|lly -At Convenient "Handy Basketl" not .covered. Care should be ta- ram, report or erup- This is on© of the GOOD YEARS. Some we ■A" Counterbalanced Lidl ken to any rash not enough. * "Silent Signal"Lights! tion arising from industrial oc-, think too much, but the only thing worse is COME IN TODAY I cupation. a ! ~k Super-poweredmechanisml Most industries have want to make ashowingand sure weare going to. LOW DOWN PAYMENTI first-aid room or doctor who Weall pfQioc,onplan, special knowledge are not large,but is that all we are +/^ will have of 'i It's true that theprizes E-Z TERMS! ____ ji the skin diseases likely to arise ®® exhibiting for? Let others see what you have and can do. m that particular field. | AGAINST— lllEd_l alwayslast.Theyhave beenm existancefor The fairs will '- thousandsof years. HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE I '^ITtXACO f So, folks, let's get our exhibit ready. Plan now. The Home i High blood pressure is not ex- i ...AND REGULAR PRICED! | MOTOR OIL Modern clusively an ailment of middle- good ! j Yes, wehave flow- On these hot summer clays hard-working I INSULATED fair "justaround the corner." I m I may younger peo- 1 is age— it affect machinery is up against, a real beat \ fej^__- ___j ers, too,and they will be shown. Are yours better? Let's | Electric t pie. It is often caused by kidney '. farm — diseases, overeating, glandular ; problem with crankcase temperatures, |jlyfSSSiSfl see what the flower judges say. CARDSTON forexample,up around 210".That's why !PHONE 152 Ior emotional disturbances or j Oil lli_f^Ac^__B Get all exhibits ready soon. Get your entries placed high tension living. This high | many farmers turn to Texaco Motor EB__T?K____ % .,,.,?' ' Monday I pressure throws an added burden withBert Gibb, the secretary,before too late on : insulated against — are the best!— i on the heart. A special diet and: Texaco Motor Oil is *^^J^^^S^sW^gr night next August 18th. "Our flowers ! plan for reduced tension as pre- ! heat by an exclusive Texaco process. It to show me!" Iscribed by the doctor may re- ; stands 'u/t under high engine-operating You'll have perhaps cure con- and resists the formation of Ilieve and the .' temperatures dition. Regular medical checkups varnish-like depositsthat steal power and Ihelp the doctor to keep track of ; waste gasoline. |his patient's condition. In that; Oil tractor, truck and POLIO j Texaco Molar m McCormick I* I way treatment can be undertak- car engines givesyoumore power,greater * __—______„______—__————-. Ormond,Medical Health Officer) x [ en at the earliest stages of high. fuel economy and fewer repairs. And (ByDr.W. H. ! blood pressure. — _^j4 spread * j remember you get lower operating costs XT'-JWfICO \ Lack of knowledgeconcerningthemethods of X along with this better engine perform- / of polio unnecessarilylimits the prophylactic measures of TOOTH BRUSHING ance, because Texaco Motor Oil is I ijwM S known value. Scientists agree, however, that polio virus TECHNIQUE months, I Harvest Machinery ! 'I spreads mostly during the summer bydirect con- Tootbrushing seems a simple IT PAYS TO FARM WITH tact, oneperson toanother and enters the blood I on your . i* matter but.unless it is clone pro-! \~S i.e. from 1 hand for convenience perly, it may.actually be harm- j stream or body via thenasal or gastro-intestinal tractand ii'ul. Brushing across does not re- j thereforeprimarily an alimentary disease. I" TRACTORGRAINBINDER * move the food particles lodged becomes between the teeth and may m- ; is fact that the incidence is higher rur- Manufactured and Dltlrlbuled m Canada by McColl-Frontenae Oil Company Limited It acurious m |" HYDRAULIC ❖ jure the gums. The other meth- ! al communities and that when schools openm the fall the SWATHERS od of brushing strenuously up " and down is also incorrect, since number of cases tend to wane.In the face of such toorad- I PULL-TYPE COMBINES * A f it tends todrive those same food ical curtailment of usual activities or drastic quarantine " SELF-PROPELLED COMBINES particles up between tooth and measuresbecome almost futile. | f gum. The best way of handling " THRESHERS the toothbrush is to start the There are, however, several general prophylactic I 22" f stroke at the gum line andbrush '" measures which should be observed and remain m the | |outward to the biting edge of the individual families. Thepublic health authorities A A rise m price is inevitable. Your early order will |tooth,- thus sweeping out the hands of acid forming food deposits, 'j have done all they deem presently prudent andnecessary ,£ save you money! * Teeth should always be cleaned * immediately eating. i by closing the local swimming pool. Anything further * after ism of regardingprecautions to take and the form advice & BABY SCHEDULE these arenamely: eating A regular schedule for baby's 1.Teach children to scrub their hands before day is not merely better for the ■ and after using toilet. |child but is also more conven- Hansen's Ltd* ' 2.Keep them frombecomingoverchilled or fatigued ient for his mother. Sleeping, Stan Myron Willard Mark Keith Jim Glen * bathing, exercise and outdoor ; after bathing. I airings may be made on regular '\ against timetable. His feeding schedule Caution them using anyone else's towels or **" *******»■* *** *"******* 4****** *** **"""* **' iy.*»}M^^»»j«»}*-*i* *{**$*4**^*$"♥♥**$**5**5**$**♥*"J**J**5*"$**♥* *♥■**♥* *■*■* *$* "J *♥**t* *»* *>**■*"* **"*»" should be arranged according to 'j drinking glasses. advice of the doctor or well-baby 4. Watch for signs of polio such as fever, headaches, i clinic. The child's feeding time . .♥**✓ ♥vwMvmwwvwvvwvwwm,*vv*.> is necessarily an individual mat- sore throats and stiffness of back and neck. ter at first, but he will probably 5.Avoidpublic gatherings menclosed places, espec- grow into a regular routine. ■ ially those under 16 years of age. Inow...lovely fragrances that last! | HANSEN'S 6.Flies shouldbe eliminated asfar as possible. EAR VS. NOSE I TELEPHONE 231 CARDSTON, ALTA 7. Uncooked food should be avoided, no contact One of the causes of impair- with polluted water such as irrigation ditches ed hearing is infection of the should be middle ear, often the result of allowed. PCustom Colognesj forcible blowing of the nose, SMITH& SCOTT Apart taking precautions which drives infection through TELEPHONE 118 CARDSTON, ALTA. from these there is little !the small passage betweenthroat hope of any adequate treatment although ahopeful noteI /i and ear. Children should be is the fact that research is nowbeing done on the use of taught to blow the nose gently, first one nostril, then the other, j Auto G.G.Vaccine which mayprovebeneficial or of adequate By using disposable tissues, oth- Cardston Service protection topreventany paralytic after effects. er people are protected when the j TELEPHONE 31 CARDSTON, ALTA. * victim of a cold or cough snee- t __~T^^= zes.. Whooping cough, too, may . r&n * some 4 _«■■" \ i^**s /«' leave its victim with form \ ear or Be- THE i 125 fAiAi-* yt of trouble deafness. TRAFFICIS BEINGSTRAINED J 1 Htowwtl fore entering school, every child ——' given a thorough me- Businesses 5 * should be and institutions now hiring casual labor X Footweo&rfol—new scents— V fj^\ f Jr*- * dical examination with special For Your Wiring Meed. are being confronted by a set of to j* blended tolast andlast J^.ey)fiwtI attention to his hearing. Chil- circumstances hard are V audi— tl Custom Colognes are ff^_^ !__«__. _^ * dren who considered slow at meet orcombat. There!is anunhealthy turnover m cas- learning simply CONTACT always flattering— alwaysas »rue,and I«T I .♥. are often alittle ual labor,bothmmenand women. There does not seem v jl hard of hearing, a condition that out t * to an shortage labor, I fresh as the first whiff of the \V^y* \ * is often amenable to treatment. be actual of but rather a shortage of Exotic, Floral, and U f"*" to X bottle. Tailored the will work. Theboysandgirls shop around to find Woodsy fragrancesare specially U _ they | fj c |j |j GLAUCOMA A.IVL Schow where can get by with the least effort and receive I designed for these personalities. WiomcmwiJl |. f An uncommon name for a thehighest pay. This itself perfectly V Cologne sticks, m is natural,but m Custom 1.25. i_li_ls__L ;" common cause of blindness is EfectrScaS Contractor spite of themodern ideas of the current age,the firm that 4> liquid Colognes,1.25. »> glaucoma. One of its forms is in- pays the wagesmust earnthe payroll before distributing dicated by a narrowing of the See me about the new — field of vision. This condition is it amongst the workmen. CamroseCanadian. often found in people over forty INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER IIT/ie Cardston Pharmacy who contract the disease. It is - f easily discovered by the medical REFRIGERATORS & HOME FREEZERS 1 Phone 3 Cardston £ eye doctor. Therefore, periodic DOAS ..,.,,., WELL AT HOME t # ? eye examinations are advisable ALSO so that the disease may not be- Canadians traveling m the U.S. this summer won't come established. "BEATTY" WASHERS & IRONERS see f-.l. the glitteringbargainstheyused to. There's nothingm bright. But so do the items our ownretailers are push- the big stores across the to WORK NIGHTS AT THE CURL- line that's going make their ing. And m the past few years we'vebeen catching up Every eyes pop out by — ING RINK. Tuesday and Phones: Bus. 231 Res. 209. either their pricesor by the varieties of- ata great rate. Now thedifferences are fewer not at all Thursday night is the work fered. night at the Curling like the thirties, nor the forties, nor m fact, evenlike one — Rink. at HANSEN'S LTD., Cardston Whatis the averageU.S. THIS MEANS YOU MR. m store window stilllooks year ago, CURLER! THE CARDSTON NEWS 3 lL,pgn J4J952 Tl AY^AUGUST iiiiuci., led a pick 'and shovel ori- I "^-_LiLL |||||IIII IIII i sau*. vi ituuieis iiirougu mc tiiea vi i»oa to prove aload was poaoiuie. xiis woiri. dews arenow Other Viewpoints uuiiucuig tne roau, ana wnen The New A4O tney arc iiiusneU, OU arilnn& f "■"■■"<► _ ) > equipment win move,, m. propane | OUR LADY OR THE SNOWS tyranny from being imposed on vvuiicii ana ussociaiea com- I Bulletin) Luc&e people. (Brooks panies win i/ioue oao.uuu acres oi witn war so near at hand and 011 uearmg iana m A man had a house located democracy Ca- their newiy-won so me province. proved itself m right on the border between imperilled, tne bouth Koreans — —————— — has the United States. —______——-—-——«——-«----■—'Somerset'!■ <( nada and ta&.e tneir franchise seriously, it J Nobody the house POWER TRADE knew whether „reported mat 7,uou,UUu oi the was on the American side or the 6,2uu,uuU quaiiiied (.LiOnuon uree Jfressj '" this District committee was voters went to >' Canadian side. A tne polls. A lew years oacK. it would set up to investigate the situa- nave sounuea iantastic that el- that the if the same percentage had WOW OiV DISPLAY tion. The decision was ectric snouia jj YOU'LL > prevailedm Alberta, there would power oe switched j IF YOU WANT THE BEST CHOOSE : house was m the United States. Paris "Wonderful!" exclaimed the nave DeDen ou,UUO votes cast m between London and uaigary, 4/O,UuO m. Alberta. But through a cable beneath the En- owner. "Now Iwon't have to IT AT THE I terrible Canadian tnere were only 41,0u0 city vot- glish Channel, but this is pre- ..** suffer those I ers, andonly 300,000 Alberta vo- cisely what is now planned. T «» winters" ters. Peak consumption periods m Note the following advantages: .; How then, can it be said that Paris and London are at differ- — NEEDED — HIGHWAYS THAT Alberta is more democratic than ent times so thai Paris might be No decorating, etc. j South Korea? lighted by power generated by 4 Square Service CLEANLINESS LAST I — English coal and London might CONVENIENCE Youhave nothing to do. Mrs. j; (Red Deer Advocate) be illumined by power from hy- 1 Phone 165 Cardston j| only been relit once since Alberta got its first surfaced WAGES OF CRIME dro-electric installations m the Linder's furnace has j; (Hamilton Alps. nearly five years ago. The rea- roads m 1931, twenty-one years Spectator) French it wasinstalled j ago, but we have not yet obtain- car, his The scheme has been approv- flood high- Only one containing ed m principle by the British son it went out then was the Cardston ; ed a good hard-surfaced widow, a son and a daugnter, way from the international Electricity Authority and is ex- I PLENTY OF USED filling the basement. J For the followed thehearse of thenotor- pected tobe instituted after par- 1 boundary to Edmonton. ious Waxey Gordon to the ceme- — most of the intervening 20 years — liamentary approval. Cost of operation will meet ; the existing tery the gangster who was once ECONOMICAL large sections of a beer baron during the days v user, roads have had to proceed with j competition. Ask the prohioition, owned jj today the high- of who three EVERY TOWN HAS A NIAGARA "A40 Devons As of caution. Cadillacs, lived m a luxurious (The Financial Post) COSTS —It will cost way from Red Deer south to penthouse, a $200 MINIMUM CONVERSION jj is badly damaged had score of There's a very simple way to NOW ATREASONABLE PRICES I Fort Macleod suits and owed the government town, I AVAILABLE to convert propane appliances to natural » and m worse shape than it has make tourists stop m your ; leas years. thing close to two million dollars m without Niagara Falls or 4 get. been lor some The he came even a I gas than any other kind you can Jj citizens is not income tax. Yet down a set of quintuplets m your j that disturbs most to absolute destitution, reverted our roads won't be repaired backyard. Give them some con- come and find out how propane that of to petty thieving and died m venient place where they can Why not m ;j —that has been done dozens prison. Does crime pay, wise are glad to make estimates of ;j times— but that no proper, per- get a drink of good cold water can help you. We built. guys? and put a sign over it they tblc_\ obligated m any way. manent highway will be so ship cy your needs. You will not be jj After twenty years of trying can see it from the highway. surely must be some me- I On hot days, after miles of — to the Users and you'll there ALBERTA EXCEEDED curves, REMEMBER Talk |j thod of building a road that will; — Inarrow bridges, hairpin An expert m the;i lumpy choose Propane. j stand up to most of our normal Vancouver backseat drivers and that — hazards of weather and traffic lield claims British Columbia Ij feeling inside, there comes a drinks, . '! We should not be asked by the will soon prove to be a great re-:! time when all the soft government to put up with what servoir of oil. jIice cream or "licensed hotel" we have been getting. The. George A. Richardson of Van- Ij signs on earth won't get Horatio of province and the, couver,president of Wilrich Pel-; away from the wheel. But the wealth the roleums, says I Ltd. j number and weight of the ve- leading geologists|J lure of a good cold drink of wa- Industries his some shady spot would Sunshine hicles using this highway de- back belief that the Lone,i ter m a better construction job Mountain area of northeastern;; do the trick. "OUR USERS ARE BOOSTERS" mand wa- and it is the obvious duty of the _ritish Columbia holds oil. The horses used to have Cardston department highways to pro-, "The structure is terrific.1 ter troughs. Yet few towns prp- I Phone 193 of ! they jj vide it now. ; There's nothing like it m Alber-: vide the same for man.If ta," he told friends here. I did, it might be that m time Richardson, who has interests Ieven local citizens would find MORONIC MOTORING m many oil mining firms m Ca-i the water good for them, too. 1 (Chatham News) . moronic display" was the "A Judge Haying Supplies epithet appliedm court by Latchford of Wentworth to the — — — performance of an 18-year-old, CABLE PULLEYS ROPE FORKS youth on the highway. | youth was found guilty i — — The a HANDLES SHOVELS COOK CAR SUP- of driving his truck m such I — manner as to impede the course i — — newiy-mar- PLIES, Etc. COLLARS PADS NOSE of a car m which a ried couple were travelling, it - -DOUBLE TREES seem that the prankster- NETS SINGLE TREES would was — alternately — for such he pre- — Etc. Etc. speeded and slowedhis car, ENAMELWARE venting the couple from either passing or makingproper speed. As a result of his prank the eventually m bridal car- landed zo#stf the ditch and the smar.t alec! beautiful joker wound up m court. B Coombs Hardware Judge Latchford found the %t#^t of Fair Prices" youth guilty, sentenced him to .., "The Home months, and sus- onwheels - iail for three thing pl,one 12 -4;t^\ Manager A fe A^g) WOOD. driver's license forI J. FOREST pended his five years. The newlyweds were unhurt. So, "All's well that ends well."
FOOTPRINT INSNOW Oil (Toronto Globe and Mail) Motor | Sask., Marvelube Gravelburg, comes From a strange find— a rock TRACTOR news of a PROTECTS YOUR bearing the clear imprint of L^ foot. Many great men human YOUR POCKET B° OK footprints on the sands AND 7j^ have left or of time. But this caveman whateverhe was, did evenbetter He left his footprint on imper- ishable stone. The question is: How did he do it. How can a man leave his , footprintm solid rock? Ourguess I is that it was a combination ol time and pressure. He was stan- . toot on tne i ding with his bare long I stone, and he stood there so } a mark mi it. that he made ■'- ■" was waitingfoi some- <"■"*, sj-.' lUutlrattd—CHtJtainDtluxe4-DoorS*dan Clearly,he CentralMotors value thing. But what?... A m the next woild, | Somewhere wild, Power ul> economical yet. To thus WgWHUpd neiv ■ ! he is waiting Radiant color fju^ v I f he has bequeathed a token of out high-compression engines patience. Itmay *— harmonies inside and f:^lfc_/*US his monumental \m HS: ; _yS_^TrMTr^ Horsepower has been increasedm both the Pontiac "6" and emergency S^ft styling.. is now I not hearten us m our f® ' Pontiac's famous Silver Sueak 'VS(gE3SvT_^ "8". Each of these two great higb-compression engines gives " of what T»r^_L_ more glamorousthan ever! 1heres a wide rango any But itgives us some idea le, ' " youthis extrapower and stepped-upperformance without < ucu,,liful colors.Interiors are JJ^SSi^W^MBk to expect. Ik «£VI » _< of P'"wi»X exterior WJIr^hMWfw^ sacrifice of cconomv.And, of course, Pontiacengineshavelong . "^ rich and colorful-and, m llcctlcadcr and -?l!^^_&^W* the dependable,trouble-free operation which '" """"'" '"'" steeringwheels been famous for 1 ChieftainDeluxemodels,eventhe ,X craftsmanship. ,„_*______——v x *^X>v>r^^ .1 Btcms from their superior design and mtenorcolorenscmblcs. THE PATRON andinstrument panelsharmonize withthenew two-tone present day values oftractorsand threateningshortage (Brooks Bulletin) At maximum protection Your choice completely m a host of other features of new ones, extra engine care and important person to p§ppg__gc~l3 of m m and wearis.just downright goodbusiness. The most \-\\s-^#-9 %\ automatic transmissions from all businesses is the patron For the driving pleasure of your hfe, get behind. the wheel of a Pontiac. 1 interrup- lIIuJE^j3 _„<_.imjv6i;nrpiM.^ricd«/ke* Lubricates1 Protectsl Cleans. A patron is not an Every single model of the exceptionally wide range of Fleetleaders and . our He is the pur- ;MgS_ Driving a Pontiac Chieftain with Dual-Range detergent motor oil It not tion to work. doing having entirely packed with features designed to add to your motoringcomtort, Marvelube Heavy Duty is a of it. 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THERE WERE TWO ELECTIONS "Shorty" Albertan) V.D. Williams (Calgary Auto Service on There were two elections Cardston IMPERIAL OIL AGENT Tuesday, one m Alberta and the McNaughton Cardston South Korea. Several Phone 31, Peterson & . other m Kor- Cardston, Alberta Phone 351r2 Alberta menarem — hundred a foreign ea. fighting to keep 4 THE CARDSTON NEWS THURSDAY, AUGUST!4. 1952 ' Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Garner on Thursday where lie will be were visitors on Tuesday at the] A number of Ihe ball fans at- and Mr. and Mrs.Percy Stopl'ord, workinglor the ne::t lew weeks i home 01 Herschel Shipley. j tended the Kolary ball tourna- Professional and the mother and father of Mrs. on the farm oi hi.-, un. ie. His j A iamily party was held at the ment m Lethbridge. Business Gamer, all of Calgary, are visit- parents took him as lai a~ Leth- Herschel Shipley home Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Talbot District ingat the home of Mr. and Mrs. bridge. evening, which included. Mr. were Cut Bank visitors, at the DIRECTOR. News Herbert andMrs. G. S. Hartley and and Mrs. William Bunnage,Mr. home of their daughter, Mrs. X Garner. Mr. en son Lowell left for a ..,,■./eek's and Mrs. Murrell Bunnage, Mr. Leishman and family. holiday m the U.S. on Thursday. and Mrs. Jerry Bunnage, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hoyt atten- Travers Smith of Mountain View Fullmer Marilyn Hin- and Mrs. Parley Leavitt and ded the State Fair at Great D. A. CAHOON, Iris and ' M.Sc. Saturday. man travelled with them as far their families; also Jimmy Tho- Falls. The heavy rain Tuesday Auditor, HILLSPRING , made MT. VIEW j are Moses Lake. mas and Ronald Archibald. The children of the district at- <><><><><><><><><><>o<><><><><> it necessary for the Bee Hive ! Howard Hartley is visiting Misses Dawn and Sybil Bun- tended the vocational school I girls ooooooooooo