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THE HANNA HERALD With ice-making progressing prospective rinks in the Honna c*siMng~ enrty requested to hand in personnel of their rinks • "AND EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS" I by this coming Saturday, November 3. Theso nomas VOLUME XXXXIII—No. 52 THE HANNA HERALD and EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS—THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1956 $3.00 per year in Canada — 7c per copy. may be listed with Claire Grover ot HM post office or with Vern Hunter at the Royol Bonk. This conn­ ing Sunday at 11 a.m. a meeting hao been called in !D D the curling rink, by president! Bruce Chandler to fin­ ROAD EXTENSION AND BRIDGES Legion Prepares NUT DRIVE IN AID alize formation of rinks so that regular draws may OF SCOUTS AND CUBS start next week. All skips who hove oof foHy-mann- URGED WHEN HIGHWAY 36 ASSOC. For Poppy Day The Ladies Auxiliary to th* ed rinks or curlers who have not been picked ore ask­ Hanna Cub and Scout organiz­ ed to attend this meeting. Open reservations ore ation* wfll hold thoir annual now available for curling Sunday afternoon ond a MEETS HERE LAST WEDNESDAY Sales In Hanna tale et note trom November cash Bonspiel is being arranged for Wednesday -af­ 26 to December 1 this year ternoon, Nov. 14. Regular curling draws wiH comm­ Enthusiastic Meeting In Afternoon Impressive Ceremonies With Mrs. J. Litke as conven­ ence next Tuesday night. The executive will greatly Planned for Remembrance er tha town has bean divided appreciate the co-operation of members and prosp­ But Minister Gives Little Promise Of into six zcffie* undor tho dir­ Day November 11 ective members in this regard. Major Start on Roadway Next Year ection of Mrs. Pat Murray, Mr. W. T. Watson chairman of Mrs. V. Bonenfant, Mrs. E. the Legion's Poppy Campaign Two importdnt resolutions were introduced and adopted Churchill, Mrs. R. Finnerty, committee here today announced Mrs. W. Krzywy and Mrs. J. when the annual meeting of the Highway 36 Association was that canvassers would start the an­ O'Reilly. During tho week a held in Hanno last Wednesday afternoon. The first resolution nual campaign on November 10, house-to-house canvass will be urged the provincial government to determine ond designate to be conducted by the Boy Scouts made covering Hi* town ahd PARK IN BRITISH COLUMBIA the route of No. 36 from Hanna to Warner and press for nec­ of Hanna. sales will ba conducted in th* essary bridges. Also that No. 36 be extended to No. 28 and "This year we would like to ex­ business sections on Saturday, north to Lac La Biche. The second resolution urged the gov­ tend a special invitation to the December 1. Th* co-operation TO BEAR NAME OF CANADIAN ernment to construct bridges over the Bow and Red Deer Riv­ public to take a more active part of Hi* public in raising funds ers on No. 36. in the Remembrance Day cere­ during tha drive to further with when he spoke to the associa­ mony," said Mr. Watson. th* work of Cub and Scout ac­ ARMY PRIVATE DOUGLAS EATON Twenty-six points ranging from tion last year. Concluding his ad­ He explained that any member tivities in Hanna will be "Eaton Pork" Named by Department Lavoy to Taber were represented dress with an appeal for greater of the community was welcome to greatly appreciated. at the meeting, whicii will be held safety on Alberta's highways, Mr. lay a wreath at the cenotaph. He Of Lands and Forests; Nome Of in Hanna again next year. Gener­ Taylor left his audience some­ particularly encouraged business a ally speaking the Association put what "hanging hi the air" as to firms to arrange for the laying of Eaton Linked With Craigmyle the possibilities of a major start wreaths. forth well founded suggestions for CRAIGMYLE, OcV 30—Captain Bruce Eaton of Devon an improved and extended north- next year of the north-south route. If any individual, or firm, Boy Scouts Al south highway. Dr. W. G. Ander­ The delegation was welcomed in wishes to have the Legion place a and formerly of Craigmyle, has been informed thot a park is son of Medicine Hat pointed out the afternoon by Mayor I. F. Sha­ wreath on their behalf, this can be to be named in honor of his brother the tate Private Douglas the advantages of such a road to cker and the meeting was opened done by phoning 28," Mr. Watson Acadia Valley Eaton. The park named by the Department of Lands and For- - or nearby the proposed provincial by J. D. Parker, presfdent of the said. ests, B.C., is located eleven miles up Silver Creek, near Hope; park at Steveville. Hon. Mike Mac- Hanna Board of Trade which spon­ The Poppy Campaign is the Le­ n cagno, MLA, Lac LaBiche urged sored the gathering. L. E. Helmer gion's only national campaign Mr. Stage "(lean-Up that the road be not terminated at conducted the meeting and was Watson reminded. It serves a two­ with the Village of Craigmyle, for Lavoy but extended to Lac La later returned to office as presid­ Nurse Joyce Ryder holds a baby girl, judged to be fold purpose. It enables Canad­ Over One Hundred Young Students "Awaal **" ""* """ "•*••" Biche where extensive fishing ent when officers were elected. ians to remember the war dead People In Four "Live after service in the Boer War, about six hours old, at Illinois Masonic Hospital in Capt R. B. Eaton and his family grounds attracted many sports­ Other officers elected were as fol­ and to help the living. Wire" Organizations men. Hon. B. C. Stringman, MLA lows. Chicago, after the baby was brought in for treatment Money raised by the distribu­ Night" Planned settled on a strip of land two for Bow*Valley said a bridge over Honorary president, Hon. Gord­ when it was found in a refuse can. tion of poppies helps veterans and ACADIA VALLEY, October 30 - miles west of the present village. the Bow and Red Deer rivers was on E. Taylor, Minister of High­ their dependents. It is held in Hie Wolf Cubs had a most suc­ There, they erected a store, haul­ •f vital importance and pledged ways and Telephones; president, trust and is not used for any other cessful Apple Day Ust Saturday For November 23 ing the supplies from Munson. his support. L. E. Helmer, re-elected; vice- branch purpose. when tbey canvassed the town With the coming of the railroad presidents, Dr. W. G. Anderson, The Legion is making extensive with their red shiny apples for A.T.A. Local Sponsors and more settlers, the village What enthusiasm the delegates Wardlow, F. A. Holbans, Galahad. ASSISTANCE TO MUTUAL TELEPHONE plans for Remembrance Day serv­ sale. Many thanks to those who so Program Covering Awards sprang up in its present pos aad was named Qt aroused at the afternoon meeting Directors: R. Henshaw, Taber; ices, Sunday, November IL and a generously patronized them. In School Endeavors was somewhat dampened when John Kubasek, Vauxhall; Jim Nes­ complete press release concerning Mrs. Eaton alter her fa The Boy Scouts conducted a in Scotland. Hon. Gordon Taylor, Minister of bitt, Brooks-Duchess; Howard San- ASSOCIATIONS AIM OF RESOLUTION these will appear in next week's Clean-up Day on Saturday, realiz­ The local ATA have made ar­ Highways and Telephones addres­ gathe, Wardlow; Hugh Forster, Herald. ing a total of $33.00 ior their ef­ rangements to present awards to With OH outbreak mt sed them following a banquet in Cessford; Chas. Seefeldt, Pollock­ forts in hauling garbage away students of the Hanna district and World War Captain Eat ville;' Morris Solberg, Carolside; saw service overseas and the Masonic Temple that evening. AT MEETING OF FARMERS'GROUP from homes and business places. the Sullivan Lake and Berry Creek Mr. Taylor said that a leg of the John Lukey, Sunnynook; Harry charged with his present Gordon, Rose Lynn; M. Walker, First Fall Meeting of Farm Local They are fo be commended foe. highway in question had been Eight Hundred their industry and interest in this School Divisions who nave done I Colonel. Taking up the built this year between No. 28 and Sheerness; T. A. Horn, Hanna; W. outstanding work hi the school I civilian life again. Oal. Eaton R. Storch, Garden Plains; G. H. Called For November 9; Special worthwhile project that tbey un­ year ef 1955-56 on Friday, Novem-j tered politics aad served M Mem- No. 16 highways. He also said that Haverstock, Castor; Roy Granger, dertake each spring and fall work would be done on the south Assembly Billed For November 23 Head of Cattle * •nm, -*f 23 in the Hanna High School 1 ber of Psrliin—I fsr a tiaae uu- Galahad; Mr. Fee, Killam; Mr. , «.£ !S^£L-H2?«*I? <£j^£ ««ditoriuin. HM program wiH dar the Liberal government in Ot- end of the highway next year Fitzmorris, Viking; Mr. Tuck, La­ from No. 3 north. The minister The first fall meoting of the Earitown Local F.U.A. will CWlat f -elaiwal-MS *S* ""J^SSS !&%£?^dl «•»•«••• <* *; o'clock- ttm- an* tawa. Th. Si continued to Maa voy; Dr. M. E. Ctaonko, Two Hills; be held in Earitown school on Friday evening, November 9, theli went into aome detail aa to J. H: Todrick, Hanna; Won. Mike Sold Saturday 1 sx si^sJ-tosMtP**i * *"**•<** fastball*• *•«, tar! mmm safety pl commencing gt 8 p.nryJTKq proorom v«kli^(^,l>__fi_g roaj-i Qixd t*taci *sw****f**mmmmm»mm the enginering aspects et road M-lccagnartSc Lff «t'Hf? 1 T awards, scholastic awards in|left to j-nitttttrg^a•^j*g!t ,fe luffl qgalt phone rt^oftf/cdmpfWonof anve TOT membfe rshlp weekW More Sale; Promoters «•*«* - vember 12, re*iort oh year'iwork ond selection of delegates to \Kay Pedersen and the.-Guides un-/; T^'iSiJIS?'*'!!^ m Sat Date November IO ! der Mrs. V. Degenhardt ass-urtedji*!_, ° H-MM the annual F.U.A. convention in Edmonton December 10-14 v J first to enlist ia tbe Westminster •S inclusive. The auction ring saw 800 Bead { fr *WJ - *"»*« «d Mte, John' Tbm evening also includes ao en- Regiment and was killed ia action CALIFORNIA DEAN COMING HERE of cattle pass through at the Han­ S^ tSfschool °£,eW£bf £e I »«toi»ta« program of musical and I in August WVU in Italy at tbe m Among items to come up under na Round Up Grounds last Satur­ ledbyM? AHtfmchuk imd Zl*"*** *•»»!« *«n schools j age « years. A brother. Pit the heading of new business will First Report day in what was expected to he such as Scapa, Youngstown, Sheer­ Sgt Bligh Hiton enlisted in tbe be the introduction of a resolu­ Bill Smith. The Scoutmaster is Mr. TO ADDRESS TEACHERS'MEETING the last cattle auction of the fall, Ralph Needham. Cubs and ScoHts ness, Satan, Hanna High School Pathfinder Squadron, RCAF, and tion asking that some assistance season. However, according to and others. lost his life while flying owa Han­ be given the mutual telephone as­ sponsors Fitzsimmons and Powell, wiH meet on Thursday nights. In A cordial invitation to- attend is Cards Coming all, over 100 children are enrolled over, Germany in IMS. NEXT MONDAY AND TUESDAY sociations, as is provided by the there has been sharp demand for extended to the public from the The remainder of tbe family be- Alberta Government to the Rural another sale on Saturday, Novem­ in these groups. local ATA. sides the parents, consists of tnree "Individual Differences and Educational Electrification Associations. ber ' 10. Already there are 200 sons and two daughters. Col. and A special meeting of the Local Out November (6 head listed for' this sale. As con­ D Mrs. IL B. Eaton reside at Chilli­ Practices" Subject of Morning Talk; is also called for Friday evenihg, Parent-Teacher Interviews venient handling cannot be done wack, Capt. Bruce Eaten st Devon; Irrigationists NEW WATER SYSTEM November 23 at the same hour To Follow the Latter with more than 600 head, the sale Cpl. G. •. Eaton, RCMP, Ottawa; Banquet For Teachers And Guests OPENS AT DELIA and place. The president of the Part of The Month promoters urge that listings be J. M. Eaton, of Sydney, Vancouver Meeting in Hanna on November 5 and 6 the teachers o* Junior F.U.A. Walter Schiedt will made as soon as possible. Island; Mrs. R. M. Virtue ef Win­ % First report cards for students Call Meeting In DELIA Oct. 29 — Wednes­ nipeg and Mrs. Noel Butchard of Hanna School District and Acadia and Sullivan Lake School be present, also Mr. Geo. Doupe of Last Saturday's sale saw top day, October 24 was a red let­ Oyen, junior director will speak, of the Hanna High Scjjpol will be price of $17.70 per hundred for Hope, B.C. ' Divisions will hear Dr. Fred T. Tyler, assistant dean of the some grain fed steers. A consign­ ter day for residents of Delia, and Paul Calon who was one of issued on November 16, to be fol­ when the new water and sew­ To Craigmyle residents tba la- school of education at the University of California. Dr. Tyler the junior exchange farmers from lowed by parent-teacher inter­ ment of 27 head of steers from a Hanna Nov. 21 tons have played a vital part, not is a native Albertan who took his high school education at local rancher drew a lot price of age system was officially op­ Alberta who visited a number of views the latter part of November. East Central Irrigation ened.. Originally designed to only in the giving of the name to Medicine Hat and his S.Sc, M..A., and M.Ed, degrees from $17.00. Buyers have been respon­ the community but in tbe sacri­ farms in Ontario this summer, will The principal, Mr. Charyk, in . Assoc. Preparing Now use wator from a storage res­ the University of Alberta. Prior to taking his doctorate degree show slides of his trip to that pro­ consultation with the members of ding well to the series of sales fice of two sons, and residents are For General Rally ervoir south of here, the wat­ at the University of California, he taught in elementary and vince. A similar group from On­ his staff has decided to have the which started in September, and indeed proud of the' military and various cattle purchasing firms er from that source was found civilian record nf this pioneer fa­ secondary schools at various points in Alberta. tario visited in Alberta and were parent-teacher interviev/s ' follow­ James A. Cameron of Youngs­ unfit for use. Consequently I entertained by the Junior FUA. ing the issuing of the first report will be well represented at the town, announces this week that a mily. The decision to name a park Nov. 10 disposal. wells had to be drilled, and in British Columbia in honor of Dr. Tyler has chosen for his"-*^ Members, both juniors and sen­ card rather than wait for the sec­ general meeting of the East Cent­ this entailed some delay. iors and young people from the ond as was done last year. ral Irrigation Association will be the late Pie. Doug Eaton has met talk at the Monday morning sess­ witb much local appreciation and ion "Individual Differences and Craigmyle 4-H Hand Hills, Craigmyle, Chain All members of the staff felt held in Hanna on November 21. Lakes, Garden Plain and all other that more beneflt will be achieved Lady Curlers Mr. Cameron, president of the as­ • commendation. Educational Practices." locals are urged to come to the this way, inasmuch as it will give Meet Friday Nov. 9 sociation informed the Herald There will be a banquet at 6:30 Earitown School and meet with students as well as parents ample that Mr. Grant McEwan, promin­ Monday evening in the Legion Calf Club Elects these Juniors. Lunch will be serv­ time to correct any "shortcom­ A meeting of the Hanna Ladies ent authority on western Canada Hall for the teachers aiid the con­ ed at the conclusion of both these ings." Further information will be Curling Club will be held at the agriculture will be among the GAS WEIL BLOWS WILD NORTH Of vention guests. The Ladies Auxil­ meetings. issued on this important subject speakers. ^ iary of the Canadian Legion will New Officers curling rink on Friday evening, cater. Dr. Tyler will be guest spea­ Arrangements! which are now Club Resumes Activities November 9, commencing at 8 p. under way include invitations to ESTHER DESTROYING DERRICK ker at tiie banquet. His topic will m. Election of officers for the en­ be "The Most Radical of Revolu- For Third Year; Earl the Hon. L. C. Halmrast, Minister tions." Burt Again Leader PETITION GOING AHEAD TO HAVE suing year will take place as well of Agriculture, Hon. Geo. Prud­ W. E. Frame, chief superintend­ as discussion'of general business ham, Minister of Mines and Tech­ AND EQUIPMENT; NOW CEMENTED CRAIGMYLE, October 29— The pertaining to the club. All mem­ nical Surveys and to officials of ent of schools will represent the the PFRA at Begins. As details of Workers Just Manage to Escape *f . Department of Education. Miss E. Craigmyle *-H Calf Club reorgan­ ANTELOPE SEASON CLOSED IN E.I.D. • P."' ized on October 23 to begin its bers 'are -requested to be present the meeting develop they will be King, Faculty of Education, Cal­ Gome .Commissioner Soys "No Intention in order to get club activities for Before Gas Ignites; Company Says gary, will speak to the teachers in­ third year in calf club work under announced through the Herald, terested in the elementary school the leadership of Mr. Earl Burt. To Have Regulations Changed Now" the year away tc a good start. said Mr. Cameron. WeH "Hot Commercial Volume" on Tuesday morning. Assistant leaders are Mr. Murray F. J. C. Seymour, assistant gen­ Porter and Mr. Ross Smythe. In an effort to have the Eastern pulation was decimated by the ESTHER, October 30—All of Esther's residents and those eral secretary of the Alberta Tea­ Officers elected at the well-at­ Irrigation District declared closed hard winters of 1951 and 1954, for miles around were agog with excitement when a wildcat chers' Association and F. Riddle, tended meeting were: president, to antelope hunting in the open when ice crust conditions on the LAST DITCH" ATTEMPT SUNDAY gas well blew in and caught fire last Tuesday about 4 p.m. The District Representative from Sou­ Gerald Davey; vice president, Bill­ season declared Nov. 23 to 30, snow made grazing difficult and well was being drilled by Pennant Drilling Co., Calgary, and thern Alberta, will speak to the ie Smythe, secretary treasurer, Eastern Irrigation District manag­ made it easy for coyotes to reduce numbers in small bands. The pop­ the crewmen were busy capping the well when the gas ignited. convention. Marlene Smythe, club reporter, er Carl J. Anderson made repres­ TO 0R6ANIZE HOCKEY PROGRAM Workers just got out of the way when the gas fumes burs* into Jerry Schissler. entation in a letter to the Depart- ulation is Just coming back now; tbe animals are tame and not mol­ A last and final attempt to geto _ ____»_ __•_.____. flames and continued burning fiercely until 4.30 oum. the fol­ Guests for the evening were Mr. | meat of Lands and Forest last __-*__-_. tr a u d immediately. Son Cameron Brown, District Agricul week. In a reply received Monday, ested and a herd has been as close weday' s organuemeeting is one that all hock­ lowing morning. -f- Students Initiate E. S. Huistis, provincial Fish and as half a mile to Brooks. There is hockeanizedy welin lHann in advanca ande districof thet seasorg­- turist from Hanna and Miss Sheila on, will be made this coming Sun­ ey boosters must attend if a suc­ Due to the intense heat the two motors wart burned op. Esth­ Burt. Miss Burt gave a short talk Game Commissioner stated; "It is no objection to antelope being in here, said Mr. Anderson, and it is day. A meeting of the Hanna and cessful season is to be launched. steel derrick melted and toppled er school students had an hour's on the advantages of attending the not our intention to make any recess to watch the re-capping pro­ Freshmen In Three change in the regulations at this a shame to open a season on them. District Hockey Association has over about T pjn., and a shack or Olds School of Agriculture. The been called for Sunday, November "doghouse" used by the crewmen cess. It is understood tbe well did next meeting will be held at the time." ~ They do no harm and are one of our few attractions here. 4 starting at 12:30 in the Curling was badly scorched. Help was call­ Mt show gas in sufficient volume Craigmyle School on Nov. 20. In the meantime a petition to Rink. POLK) "SHOTS" TO Day Ceremonies have the irrigation district closed A prominent Brooks business­ ed in to put out tbe flames, and for commercial uae, and tte com­ In doing so President J. Dt Par­ after the fire was out, the gas pany will cement it ta permanent­ Disobedience to Rules WALTER TAYLOR MARKS to antelope hunting is making tbe man and former rancher said he RESUME THIS MONTH 89th BIRTHDAY OCT. 28 ker states that this is the fourth pressure continued aa high that ly- 4 Colls for Summons rounds of several centres and will expresses the feeling of many ru­ Mrs. Colin McDonald entertain­ be forwarded to Edmonton within ral people in that he does not attempt to "get things started." More polio inoculations will the fumes shot into the air tke Before Court Judge ed a number of friends at dinner a week. want the range land covered by He and members of the executive be given to youngsters start­ height ef the former tower, bl at­ a last Sunday in honor of Mr. Walt­ Surplus Animals *• "trigger-happy" hunters with high have gathered on -three different ing late in November, accord­ tempting to cap the bole huge Initiation of the grade eight and occasions, and there hasn't been ing to announcement this quantities of cement, water and HUGE PUFF SAIL newcomers to the Hanna High er Taylor who celebrated his 89th The game commissioner wrote powered rifles. It was dangerous birthday October 28. that careful aerial and ground and unnecessary; the majority of enough representatives of the var­ week hy Dr. S. E. Argue. Dr. sand were used, and five tanker WEIGHS It POUNDS School officially started at 8 a.m. ious clubs, fans and sponsors to Argue paints eet that suffic­ trucks were called into service to yesterday. The initiation will con­ In the evening several friends surveys have been conducted on such hunters are not experienced Relph called to congratulate Mr. Taylor antelope for the past three years and, as in the past, tbe numbers of conduct a meeting. ient vaccine wlll be an hand haul water from an alkali slough tinue for a three day period, clos­ With ice-making now completed fer administration to children north af Esther. woe aH ing Friday evening with a dance and extend best wishes for many which indicate that "the increase wounded animals found dead later "puff tes more happy birthdays, lb. Taylor in population throughout the area would be a disgrace, he said. the season will be opened the ear­ who will he starting school Ihe well is located about a half in the auditorium. liest in history. It is imperative next Septeniber end ell these term near Those who do not obey the in­ was the recipient of many gifts in the past season warrants an op­ RansheW Say No mile tee north of here. Oot of presented to him by friends. en season." He said that it is de­ Most ranchers do not want rifle-** tbat the hockey association be up ta grade six. However, it ie curiosity people from miles ar­ itiation rules will have to suffer most impart ant thet parents • punishment handed out by the sirable to spread the hunting as men shooting around their cattle. ound came to view the fire, some measured 42 Inches in ctc-cum- much as possible rather thai! con­ Antelope rarely have been the "If the wildlife authorities want jRtn Willi to have their child­ staying as late as 1:80 Wednesday "court" judge Jim Ryckman. Anne Fire Drill ren inoculated rssjiitsr them Relph hae a A great improvement ta fire fine < it to tiie small southeastern cause of any damage, said a dist­ tft reduce the antelope numbers," morning. Cars were lined up with Gordon will act as courtroom Immediately. Registration can hundreds of spectators. consisting mt clerk. A hearty invitation is ex­ drill was evident at the high portion of the province. rict rancher. 'A number of years said tbis rancher, "ways could be and frying in Don't Want Hunters •ga ta tbe Seandia ana, a herd of found other than concentrating a be mode at the office ef Ore. Three . cementing outfits were tended to all the parents to drop school October 28, when all stud­ Argue and Wilkins. in and see the proceedings of the ents were safely eat of the blind­ Want AWaihps 600 wintered and never took a large number of rifles in every used to recap tbe bole, attaining ' court which starts at 10 p.m. The ing in 48 seconds. This is Uie best SED manager , Anderson told morsel el hay from stacks in the place tbat antelope tea found." — final success Ihursday afternoon. D dance starts ai 0 p.m. record so far this term. The Bulletin that the antelope po- vicinity although many starved. Brooks Bulletin. Part of tte rig was salvaged, but — 1 — 1 wm VB^WSP*** * * •*-*•"-—

Poge 2 THE HANNA HERALD nnd EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS—THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1956 Take Your Place. Will Life Begir The Thrift That Comes Once in a lifetime A VEBST-E-I CLASSIC at Forty? TIDE RIPS. . . THE BOOKSHELF The author, John Homer Miller is a preacher who handles very THE HANNA HERALD / By Mrs. Olive Talmage (by Jim Brahan) profound themes in a persuasively "ANP EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS" simple way. Convinced that there is a direct relation between intelli Est. Dec. 24, 1912 by H. G. McCrea Member of the C.W.N.A. Even the great white polar Take A Look at Yourself:— by gent religion and good health, anc Published by THE HANNA HERALD I bears arid the toothy walrus of thc John Homer Miller. You are the G. R. UcCrea. Editor. J. S. McCrea, Bus. Mgr. that a full and happy life is a pro j Far North are being subjected to most interesting person in the per result of genuine Christian A atrlctly Independent weekly newspaper publlshed/fevery Thursday In the Herald Building, Main Street, Hanna. the musical beat of "Rock and world, to you! Are you just as in­ faith, he talks to everyday people Authorized as Second Class Stall by the Post Office Department, Ottawa. Roll." teresting to your wife, or husband, about their everyday needs. Ai The sweet strains of the "Lead your friends? Csn you look your­ the popular minister of the Hop« Foot Fandango" and "I'll Kiss self squarely in the eye and see THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1956 Congregational Church, Spring CIRC. 2225 Your Hand, When You Take It the person who is really there? field, Massachusetts, he preaches Out of The Fan," are sweeping the Somewhere in the pages of. this to large congregations. He is t barren icefields of the Arctic with book, you will meet yourself, and contributor to religious publics Horse Sense on Highways the compliments of the crewmem- . . . take our word for it ... it will tions and a frequent speaker ai bers of HMCS "Labrador" the be a great adventure! schools, colleges, clubs, and othei THE TRUE VALUE of horse sense is clearly cident rates. It is said that there is too much Royal Canadian Navy's Arctic Pat­ This author knows you. Heassemblies . He is also the authoi sliown by the fact that the horse was a- horse power under the hood of the modern rol Vessel. knows your neighbor, and your of Why We Act That Way anc fraid of the automobile during the period A variety concert appropriately neighbor's neighbor. All are lead­ automobile, and not enough horse sense be­ ing characters in his book, which Take a Second Look at Yourself. when pedestrians laughed at it. So the saying named "The Biggest Show on Ice" hind the wheel! The death toll from car acci­ is being staged weekly in thc touches every vital phase of hum­ goes. an experience with the probing Help Them To dents would lead one to believe th«*tre is more ship's cafeteria. This show has The horse may yet have the last laugh, done much to dispel monotony steel of keen analysis. Survive Winter judging by the seriousness of automobile ac- truth than poetry to this observation. during the Labrador's lengthy He offers you a way of life full 1956 voyage in the Eastern Arctic. of hope and promise — the faith Evergreens, fruit trees an( The first concert, held on July to live it with joy and understand shrubs enhance the beauty "and va Fall Cattle Sales Established 29, was an impromptu affair, bu' ing. lue of a farm. It is only natura Take a Look at Yourself. You then that some protection shouli ANNUAL FALL CATTLE SALES in east cent­ Closer to home, a series of fall sales was proved so popular the show be­ came a regular event thereafter, can do something about what you be provided for the trees agains ral Alberta are proving to be most successful completed here last Saturday, with a record with practically everyone not onI see when you take that look, de­ winter killing. After 8-10 degree and gratifying to the sponsors. In the Coron­ number of cattle going through the ring. Once watch attending. clares this author who has inspir­ of frost or when all danger of sti ed thousands from his pulpit and mulating growth is over, the tree ation district the community auction sales as­ again, for the second year, local sales have The show is mostly build ar­ proved popular to buyer and seller. It looks as ound a group of amateur music­ over the radio. "If you don't find and shrubs should be given a thot sociation had quite a time getting the idea though these types of sales have now been ians who call themselves the "Nor­ life worth living," he says, "it is ough watering says P. D. McCalla within your power and up to you Supervisor of Horticulture, Albei over to some of the cattlemen in that district. established on a sound footing, and will in the thern Airs". This gang of musical' In its first sale held last week $58,000 worth Hospital Forum sailors have proved to be experts to make it worth living ... No ta Department of Agriculeure. future form an important phase of the local circumstances or situation need Not all winter killing is cause of cattle were sold, which represented 673 with electric guitars, ukeleles and cattle industry. The original proponents of By H. J. Peddie, Administrator a great variety of hand made in- stand between you and your by low temperatures. A great dea head. The members of the association are el­ these sales are now having their ideas amply Hanna Municipal Hospital j struments such as a bass fiddle highest self." of the damage is caused each yea ated over the success of the first venture. justified. made from an inverted garbage In these stimulating pages Dr. by a loss of moisture from th I can, a length of rope and half a Miller holds up the candid mirror plants. This can only be replenisl The recent convention of hospi­ vices, roads, etc., the association broomstick. of self-analysis, affirms the heart ed from the soil. For this reasoi Memorials To The Gamblers tal trustees and administrators in Vocalists, of course, are in warming message that you cani t is important for the plants of rural municipalities have re­ transform your life, and gives have an adequate supply of moi Edmonton devoted a major part of peatedly requested the provincial great demand on the program. EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE a hue and cry is no one is obliged to buy a raffle ticket or play Their songs range all the waysan e and sound counsel for doing ture in the late fall. raised over bingo games, with the gamb­ their time and efforts in study and government to relieve the local it.. Life can be transformed, he Help your trees to help then a bingo game The people who play these suggestion of methods towards from spirituals to rock and roll, ling element and not the worthiness of the property owners of their heavy and everybody loves them. shows, "by the renewing of your selves. Keep them alive. The dai games do so on an entirely voluntary basis. coping with the rapid rise in hos­ results being the foremost reason for banning tax burden and shift it to general The men of the "Labrador" nev­ mind, by the changing of your at­ ger from winter killing can be n Win or lose they enjoy it and while the strict pitalization costs. duced by a thorough watering a provincial revenue frQm liquor, er expect to hit the big time. Ab­ titudes." Facing frankly the little them. When on the subject of bingo and the moralist may say they are wasting their mon­ The objective in everyone's quirks that keep you from devel­ ter there has been 8-10 degrees air of gambling that surrounds it, would the gasoline tax, oil, industry, etc. out the only stage door visitors ey, we know of no other way in which that mind was two fold (a) relieve the they can expect is maybe a spout­ oping your full potentialities,, he frost. governmental heads, as well as anti-bingo or­ "wasted coin" has been put to better advan­ patient of the catastrophic impact During the past week, the urban ing whale, or a seal who has lost presents simply, point by pdint, ganizations do well to include horse racing? of cash payment of full cost of the ways you can overcome,, these tage. municipalities in their annual con­ his course. To their messmates, In practically every community all over hospitalization, (b) division of the vention in Lethbridge renewed however, they are as much apprec­ weaknesses and live more abund­ cost between local and provincial antly. Here is a book that will the west there is some monument to the so- Our own civic centre, which is one of the governments in their role of re­ this plea. The annual convention iated as any of the big name tele­ best in the province, and has drawn rave com­ vision attractions. help you to help yourself, and tp called "gamblers", in the form of a skating lieving the patient of the full cost. of rural municipalities to be held help others. rink, curling rink, swimming pool, civic cen­ ments from hundreds of people, was built for The sailors who take their ship In the previous discussions of later is expected to follow suit, into the land of the mid-night sun The subjects discussed in this tre, parks, etc. Practically every season of the the most part with "wasted money" from cat the ability of patients to pay the and renew this request made last find their weekly concert a great wonderful book are: Your life and year sees some worthwhile community organ­ bingoes, raffles, games of chance, etc. Surely full cost of their hospitalization, it year. way to relax after a hard stretch what You make it. Four Things was agreed that in Alberta as well ization conducting a raffle of one nature or it is an imposing memorial to the "gamblers" Provincial Proposals of work. You Must Have. Faiths You Live as in other provinces, the patients By. Rediscovering Your Inescap- another. The main point to remember is that from Hanna and district! as a whole could not pay their ac­ In as much as hospital costs, both capital and operating, are a ables. The Value of Little Things. counts. Various insurance plans. Overcoming A Sense of Inferior­ Blue Cross and prepay methods in­ heavy burden on taxpayers and of­ The "Last Straw" fers practical methods of a contri­ ity. Mastering Your Emotions. Ma­ troduced are proof of this situa­ king a Weakness Your Greatest mitted at the farm of Mr. Turville during the tion. butory, prepay insurance plan, All Aboard WE WOULD LIKE to believe that stories per­ the province has been looked to Asset. Living Without Apprecia­ taining to farm livestock being shot by In Alberta, a municipal-provinc­ By O. B. Mortimore tion. Living One Day At A Time- present season: ial partnership entered the field for leadership on a province-wide hunters are somewhat far-fetched. However, scale. How To Be Decisive. How To Suc­ On opening day George's mother was in years ago to pay part of the pat­ ceed. Look at Your Average. Your just about the time that we begin to think our the garden and some trigger happy hunters ient's account. This has grown The Dept. of Public Health set up a committee of two men early Right to Be Well. The Beautitudes hunting friends have finally began to behave began firing into the hedge she_was standing from the original plans that plac­ When you commit a social blun- and Your Health. Faith and Your themselves, a news report suddenly reminds ed most ol the burden on the mun­ this year to study and make pro­ behind. posals for consideration by tax der, there is usually a kind soul j Health. Love and Your Health. us to the contrary. icipal ratepayer to the present Getting Along with Other People. Just recently George drove around his collecting bodies, hospitals and in the room who comforts you by Recently in the Stettler district the "last time when the provincial govern­ recalling the time he did some­ Getting Acquainted with Your posture and round hts Wtsh priced catHn go­ ment TWys 6V* nte trie"wrant-wp^V tjie -provincial government. thing far worse. *$m~htxftihg etiquette took place on thm Five Brothers. Secrets of Married ing through a gap in the fence which had been 40% share, The committee visited Saskatch­ If you knock over a cup, it puts Happiness. Watching Another farm af Geo. Turvnle. According to the Stet­ ewan and B.C. to study their hos­ knocked down. With the continued increase of him in mind of the day he smash­ tler Independent all the thousands of words municipal taxes for schools, ser- pital insurance plans and have ed a Ming vase. If you burn a hole Lasti week George found a dead cow in made progress in preparing a plan sloshed all over the floor. The chil­ iwittitfeese that have been written and spoken about poor •iitismiiuinmtmiiiiitiiitiiimHintiniiiiiHiiimnHiiriiHniiMmuriiraftnuHittminumttRirak in a chair, he tells you how he fell principles and bad maners of some members th<- pasture and when he skinned it out he for Alberta on a basis of free asleep smoking a cigar on a dren were horrified. They had found its head fu of l,ets choice of doctor and hospital. friend's chesterfield, and burned been taught not to waste anything. I BARGAIN of the hunting fraternity have not done any " P« These proposals Were given to the good. The Independent sites the following in If George plasters his property with "no Yours Truly... the house down. But the stuff had to be cleaned up. hospitals convention in Edmonton Some hosts are so tolerant and "Then one of them had an idea: EXCURSIONS support of its belief. These crimes were com- hunting" signs who's to blame him? Opinions of Hanna Herald reader and to the urban municipalities self-deprecating that one feels persuade the chickens to eat the on subject of public interest. convention in Lethbridge. they would pardon any faux pas, soup. At least it wouldn't be watt­ via The proposals call for a basic and cite faults of their own to ov­ ed, if that could be done. The chil­ three mill assessment in all muni­ ershadow it. dren laid a trail of wheat from the GREYHOUND OTHER Club Voices Thanks cipalities (and cities) to be paid to Should a man of this sort find chicken yard, all through the The wonderful patronage and the provincial government who a guest rifling the family jewel house to the spot where the soup HANNA to: ROUND EDITORS The Poet's Corner spirit shown by Hannaites last would underwrite the operating box, he might say: "Oh, don't wor was. All the children hid behind ttur Your Contributions Are Invited Thursday night in attending The costs (not capital costs) of all hos­ Calgary $ 4.55 SAY ry. I used to be a kleptomaniac chairs and sofas, and sure enough, § Edmonton 10.40 Youngstown CommUnjty Club's pitals, less a patient contribution myself, and Uncle Fred served the hens came pecking along the Lethbridge 8.35 Fall Dinner is gratefully acknow­ of 15%, approximately $1.50 per three years for embezzlement." trail. Pretty soon they reached the Medicine Hat 10.05 ON THE UPGRADE . . . SMILE AND SAY HELLO ledged by the club members. They day for ratepayers and $3.00 per Such reassurance may not ring soup and began gobbling it up. if Swift Current 13.35 As you journey along life's highway, are well aware of the raore-than- day for other residents. The cap­ Regina 19.15] From The Oshawa Times-Gazette true if carried too far. But a man "The children were so pleased Moose Jaw 17.90 It matters not where you go. kind enthusiasm of Mr. Keith ital costs would remain a local re­ feels better when he learns that that they came out for a closer It is reported that motion picture attend­ It will cost you not one penny, French, and others there, and in Vancouver 23.55 sponsibility and be collected as atther e are other people clumsier or look. Whosh! The hens took fright. Good Going Nov. 13-14-15 ance is again increasing. The people still like To smile and say hello. other points for unstinted co-oper­ present by requisition orr'district Return Limit Dec. 4, 1956 ation that resulted in so many be­ duller-witted than himself, as they They began squawking and flying the big screen, and Hollywood producers are To smile and speak are the roots municipalities. generously tell him, offering their in all directions. Vifhen the last Also: Good Going Dec. 11- ing with us. 12-13. Return Limit Dec. 22, taking cognizance of competing by produc­ Of a friendship that may start. The proposals outline govern­ own dignity as a sacrifice. chicken had found its way outside, It has been rewarding to learn ment control of hospital budgets 1956. ing better pictures. It may also help to lighten The other day I dropped a bowl the house was a shambles of fea­ For full information contact • • • Some overburdened heart. from so many that our dinner was and spending since they would be of peanuts in a friend's house. As thers, soup and overturned chrirs. Greyhound Bus Depot, Na­ enjoyed, that quality and quantity paying the shot. Methods of acc­ Life is what you make it, I was picking them up and replac­ I didn't find out until a year after­ tional Hotel, Hanna, or Tel­ HANDSOME GESTURE . . . were all that might be wished for. ounting between hospitals for rec­ ing them, meanwhile apologizing wards, because the kid9 cleaned ephone 11, or see your local You'll reap just what you sow, Thank you one and all, and it is Greyhound Agent. From The Victoria Times And it costs you not one penny, iprocal payments for ratepayers of for my butter-fingers, a gentleman up the mess by themselves. They To smile and say hello. our hope that when another year one district hospitalized in anoth­ told me a comforting, yarn. were good youngsters," my friend Lieutenant-Governor Ross has made a rolls around we shall have the op­ er, were outlined. A recognition handsome gesture in guaranteeing the costs "I was away from home," he said. Someday in your travels, portunity of welcoming you all,o f capital costs was calculated to said, "and my six children thought By this time I had fipished of sending the University of British Colum­ You may find yourself alone. and others who probably were un­ be $1.25 per day and this amount able to come this year. they would get a meal. They made picking up the peanuts, and sat bia's four-oared crew to the Olympic Games. Maybe a little lonely for friends would be paid by the local district a large bowl of thick vegetable back in the chair, munching some. Without his support this group of British And those at home. On behalf of the club, and most where the ratepayer resided. soup. On the way to the table one "I'll bet that taught them to be GREYHOUND Columbia athletes could not have been includ­ And then perhaps a stranger, sincerely. Other minor features were dis­ of the boys dropped the soup. It more careful," I said smugly. Someone you do not know, Mrs. A. H. Illsey cussed but firm proposals were ed in the Canadian team, although its per­ Will brighten up your lonely heart not available. formance in the trials was excellent. With a smile and a kind hello. REPORT SURVEY The proposed plan was drafted • • • OF WAGE LEVELS to fit in with regulations required 'Tis only a little story, by the federal government when ALBERTA LIQUOR PROBE . . . Which is so often told,- AS NEAR AS Where friendship and a little love, Average weekly wages and sal­ Ottawa enters the field to pump From The Lethbridge Herald Cannot be bought with gold. aries of Alberta employees .show funds into hospitalization insur­ The special committee of the Legislat­ increases over a one-year period ance. The Federal plan will func­ So open up your heart and let ended June lst. Decreases were tion as soon as either Ontario or ure, charged with a study and resultant re­ A little kindness flow. YOUR port to the House on Alberta liquor legisla­ marked in only two wage earner Quebec commence a provincial For it costs you not one penny, classifications by the Alberta Bur­ hospital insurance plan. Ontario tion, is nearing the close of an important To smile and say hello. -Sid Long, Hanna eau of Statistics. expects to have their plan ready phase of its work. Its public sittings we re con­ Oil miners rank as the highest to go within a year. TELEPHONE cluded weeks ago and private sittings have paid personnel in the province The Alberta proposals intend been in progress for some time. The findings AFTER DINNER MINTS with an annual weekly wage of that the three mill assessment up­ of the committee will be completed about the $89.04, an increase of $8 over last on municipalities would be elim­ middle of December giving the committee ^ - year. Workers manufacturing pet­ inated and replaced by the Fed­ shot had hig foreign automobile n&t roleum products receive an aver­ eral grants when that scheme be­ time to write its report for the next session ot uraiized—the steering wheel was shifted to the left age weekly wage of $87.46, down gins. 1958 would seem to hold pro­ the Assembly in February. side. REIMAN'S CATTLELINER $1.05 from last year. mise of relief to municipal tax­ payers with the entry of the Do­ The study undertaken by the committee Did you hear the one about the henpecked hus­ Other bread earners employed headed by Mr. Gerhart, Social Credit member band who was never allowed to smoke in the house, in manufacturing industries re­ minion government into the hos­ of the Legislatre from Edmonton, has been but finally got even with his wife? ceive average remuneration rang­ pital insurance field. The provincial government pro­ searching. In addition to the hearing of rep- When he died he stipulated in his will that his ing from $51 weekly to S71 week­ body should be cremated and the ashes scattered ly. Transportation equipment man­ posals estimate April 1, 193T as a SERVICE ersentations from many interests in the pro­ all over the living room rug! ufacturing employees are. on the possible start on a plan yet to be vince, members have gone out of the prov- , average earning 21 cents lesj finalized. ince to look into the operation of liquor laws A piker is a guy who takes his girl to a drive- weekly this year. From Pasture to Market in the FASTEST - SAFEST TIME! in other areas. These have included eastern in restaurant—and then won't open the window. Biggest pay boost was recorded SHIPPING RECORD and western Canada and the United States. in the building construction trade. Television makes it possible to fall asleep while Employees now receive $80.11 A record total of 16,250,000 bu­ One phase that has come under close inquiry listening to a bore without insulting him. weekly as compared to $66.70 the shels was shipped out of Church­ I PHONES: has been problems of administration. previous year. Service personnel ill in 48 vessels this year. The pre­ CEREAL 17 The report will go to the Premier and FAR-SIGHTED MISS in hotels and restaurants earn vious record established last year A schoolmaster was taking a mixed class. He was 13 million bushels carried by Cabinet early itt the New Year, it is expected, asked a boy a question and before the boy had time $39.74 weekly, an increase of 53 • HANNA 353 cents. Railway employees' wages 38 ships. Between the two seas­ and it is not improbable that some proposed to speak a girl from the other side of the class room ons capacity of the terminal at changes in the Alberta Liquor,act may come supplied the answer. We risen from $65.10 to $67.07. "Is your name Jones, girl?" the school master Comparison figures for Calgary Churchill was increased from Wh before the Legislature at its next session. Dra­ asked. and Edmonton chow that the Cap­ million to 5 million bushels. AUCTIONEER SERVICE stic changes, however, are not expected at '.'Not yet, sir!" ital city employees are paid on a Auction Sales Just Don't Happen. They're Planned. We Offer this, session. Included on the committee, in higher rate than their southern The state of California, with 7 addition to Mr. Gerhart are Richard Hall, Lib­ The recently inducted draftee from Mississippi counterparts in the construction million acres of irrigated land., You A Complete Servioe. was filling oat his Personnel Entry Form at Basic. end wholesale trade industries. eral, Athabasca; Nick Dushenski, CCF, Will­ and hesitated briefly at the line: OCCUPATION IN has about 24 percent of the total ingdon; Chester Sayers, SC, Camrose; Ira Mc­ Differences in wages range from Irrigated acreage in the United CIVIL LIFE. just a few cents to five dollars Laughlin, SC, Grande Prairie; J. Percy Page, He had been an undertaker, but did not want States. About 68 percent of the to­ to list that as his civilian profession. Then, sudden­ weekly, but in the industrial com­ tal water used for irrigation in 1.1 ROHAN & SONS LTD. Hon, A. O. Aalborg, minister of education and ly inspiration hit him, and he wrote: Southern Plan­ posite,*. Calgary employees receive that state is pumped from under­ Harry Strom, SC, Cypress. ter." 40 cents'more weekly. ground sources. Buyers and Shippers of Livestock — Auction Sain A Specialty Wr*y- Wmm^m^i ••*•: -ff uk »' •<•*£•: THE HfcNNA HERALD ond EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS—THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1956 .fie. PRESBYTERY WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION Six Sisters Attend Bride WOMEN'S HOSPITAL AUXILIARY TO DELIA INSTALL OFFICERS FOR NEW TERM SPONSOR CHRISTMAS HAMPER RAFFLE * DrumheUer Presbytery W. A. ducted as follows: Nineteen members and three ing report of the Provincial Aux­ BBiA, Oet 28 — Out mt town held a very successful meeting in Past president, Mrs. E. Siewert, visitors attended the October iliary convention held at Edmon­ IpplMi and friends attending the Knox United Church, Drumheller, Buffalo, Alta. meeting of the Women's Hospital ton, including new ideas mt ba­ Lewis - Eberle wedding on Satur­ recently with Mrs. John Wood President, Mrs. John Wood, Auxiliary last Friday night held in ther comfort and care for hospital day, October 20 were Mr. and Mrs. (president of the Presbytery) pres­ Three Hills. • the nurses' residence. patients. Mrs.' Lund moved a vote Carl Nagel; Mr. and Mrs. E. Eb­ iding at an executive meeting at Vice-presidents in the East — The treasurer, Mrs. R. O'dell an­ of thanks to Mrs. Dafoe. erle and daughter Isabel; Mr. and 11 a.m. Mrs. Weller, Oyen, and Mrs. El­ nounced nearly all membership Arrangements for -the annual Mrs. O. Knedel; Mr. and Mrs. G. Dinner was served by Knox W. liott, Hanna. • fees are paid and there were no Christmas hamper are now under­ Frank; Mr. and Mrs. J. Knipple- A. at 12 noon, following which Vice-president in South-West —'- outstanding bills. A donation had way ,with Mrs. W. O. Turner as berg; Mr. and Mrs. G. Knedel, all greetings were tendered by Mrs. Mrs. B. Tomte, Rockyford. been received and acknowledged convener and Mesdames Argue of Eatonia, Sask.; Mrs. Jean Kes- W. A. Greenway, WMS Presbyter­ Vice-president in North-West — from Mr. A. Scott at Richdale. The and Mills as members of her com­ lick, Gliddon, Sask.; Mr. and Mrs. ial; v Rev. K. Syer, chairman of Mrs. Kiever, Sunnyslope. matron, Mrs. White showed the mittee. Tickets are to be on sale Ed Gall; Rev. and Mrs. Hohm, Presbytery; Rev. C. E. Martin, Recording Secretary, Mrs. A. members the hew heating pads shortly and the draw will take Hanna; Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Eberle minister of Knox Church, Drum­ Mason, Delia. and informed the group that the place as usual in December. and daughter Wendy; Bfr. and heller; Mrs. D. McVeigh, president Corresponding Secretary— Mrs. new overbed tables and mirrors Mesdames Rasmussen and Bye Mrs. R. Preller; Miss Elsie Eberle; Knox W.A. and Mrs. A. Mason, De­ Barker, Excel. were on order. met many happy and contented Miss Marlene DeMan; Mise Darl­ lia W.A. Treasurer — Mrs. A. R. Wacker, The rummage sale convened by patients while visiting at the hos­ ene Williams; Mr. and Mrs. John The afternoon session was open­ Swalwell. Mrs. Osborn proved a financial pital during October. Mrs. Osborn Eberle and family; Mr. and Mrs. ed with the W.A. theme song, 'Let Christian Fellowship and Visit­ success and many thanks were ex­ and Mrs. Da^oe will be the visiting O. Klarenback; Mr. and Mrs. O. the Beauty of Jesus Be Seen In ing — Mrs. Hymas, Rosebud; pressed by her to all who donated committee for November. The my­ Krumes; Mr. and Mrs. R. Jeffries, Me," and Prayer. Christian Education and Youth or helped in any way. stery box donated by Mrs. J. S. all of Calgary. Mr. and Mrs. R Mrs. Wood welcomed the ladies Work — Mrs. Rau, Beiseker; Stew­ Mrs. A. Dafoe gave an interest­ McCrea was won by Mrs. R. Odell. Rozoll and daughter Ingrid; Mr. and gave a very inspiring and ard and Leadership — Mrs. R. and Mrs. H. Rotzoll of Midland­ spiritual address, saying more Coad, Munson; Citizenship — Mrs. vale. Mr. and Mrs. G. Lewis and things are wrought by prayer than Syer, Acme; Manse Convener — Miss Grace Crowle WEDDING son Dennis, Edmonton. Mr. and any other way. Mrs. Cram, Three Hills; Devotions Mrs. Ed Petty, Miss Inza Petty; Mrs. D. Johnson, Michichi; Litera­ Honored at Shower A wedding of interest to many Miss Carol Lewis, all of Edson. Mr. Acme W.A. gave the Devotional In honor of Miss Grace Crowle, and their theme was "Our Thanks ture — Mrs. Hubbell, Mrs. D. Mc­ Hanna friends was solemnized at and Mrs. E. Fox and daughter Lean, Drumheller; Press — Mrs. whose marriage to Mr. Paul Roth 6 o'clock on Friday evening, Oct. Marilyn, Killam, Mr. and Mrs. F. to God." of Barrhead took place October 19, Reports to rallies were given bv: M. Dougherty, Morrin. 6, when Miss Martha Annas, only Jacobs and family, Trochu. Naramatta Scholarship — Mrs. Mrs. Eric Ulsanden entertained a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John An­ Mrs. Christie, Three Hills; Mrs. number of friends at a delight­ Kennedy, Rosebud; Mrs. Elliott, Wood, Three Hills; Mrs. Garrett, nas became the bride of Mr. Em­ Mrs. Wm. Hall travelled by bus Carbon; Mrs. W. H. Spady, Drum­ Six sisters in attendance at a wedding ceremoiy is an unusual and unique event as the ab­ fully arranged shower at her home erson Joseph Robinson, son of Mr. to Drumheller, October 25. HSnna. on Tuesday evening, October 16. Report of Paramatta Scholar- heller; Rev. Syer, Acme. ove picture indicates, which wds taken follow.ng the recent marriage of Miss Jean Zawasky Joseph Robinson, all of Hanna. Mr. Fred Mason was a Calgary Nominating Committee — Mrs. Df Chinook to Mr. William Machell of Calgary. Reading from left to right are: Mrs. Emily The bride-elect was seated be­ Rev. W. L. Gourlay was the of­ visitor recently. ship was given by Mrs. S. Garrett neath an arch of pink and white of Carbon. Arthur Renwick is the Greenway, Acme; Mrs. Coad, Mun­ Cassidy, Vancouver, B.C.; Mrs. Betty Dyson, Edmonton; Mrs. Ollie Lee, Three Hills, the ficiating clergyman. Given in mar­ Mrs. Felix Battle left by bus on son; Mrs. Logan, Michichi. streamers and wedding bells riage by her father, the bride Thursday for a week's stay in Ed­ student from Drumheller Presby­ bride; Mrs. Ann Smegilski, Benton; Mrs. Lena Wilson, Chinook and Mrs. Audrey Stamm­ where she was presented with wore a ballet length white velvet tery attending Naramatta Christ­ Mrs. Layton closed the meeting ers, Helmsdale. monton. Visiting her daughters, with a prayer. many lovely and useful gifts. An gown designed on Princess lines Mrs. H. Seagrave and Mrs. Art ian Training School this term. enjoyable program was presented Miss Beatrice Wilson, Executive Tea was served after the meet­ with Peter Pan collar and lily-of- Keenan. ing. during the evening with Mrs. Joan the-valley headdress, and she* car­ Mr. J. Martin returned to his Secretary of Dominion Council, LEWIS-EBERLE NUPTIALS HELD Fano and Mrs. Ruth Fano in Toronto, was the guest speaker. SOCIAL & PERSONAL ried a white Bible topped by red home in Vancouver, B.C. last week charge of arrangements, assisted roses. after visiting with his son and She declared fhe Dominion Coun­ IN REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH Mr. H. Butts of Red Deer was a by Mrs. E. Krause and Mrs. Ivan cil approves the Union of WMS Excel W.A. Meets Miss Shirley Robinson as brides­ daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jim The altar of Redeemer Lutheran pink strapless ballerina length business visitor in Hanna on Fri­ Fano. maid wore a turquoise and gold and WA organizations working to­ day and Saturday of last week. Martin, Delia. With Ten Members church was banked with baby gown of rayon taffeta with double The serviteurs included Miss pattern gown of faile, featuring Visitors at the home Ot Mr. and gether, which will be determined * * * Fay McArthur, Mrs. Frieda Buller, at a later date. mums and ferns October 20, when net overskirt and matching jack­ Princess design and she carried a Mrs. Alec Morrison cf Halkirk, for EXCEL, Oct 30 — The United Miss Lorraine Eberle, eldest Mrs. William Bell who has been Mrs. Martha Kirk, Miss Joyce Colonial bouquet of pink carna­ In her discourse Miss Wilson Church W.A. meeting was held on et and pink headpiece and carried spending the past two months vis­ a family reunion and turkey din­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Eb­ Crowle and Mrs. Thelma Maetke. tions. ner were: Mr. John Morrison, Mr. stated: "We should enlist all wo­ Thursday, Otitober 25 with ten erle of Delia, became the bride of a bouquet of yellow carnations iting in Trail and Vancouver, B.C. men workers and never shirk our Mrs. Carl Engle assisted the hon­ Mr. Andrew MacKay was best and Mrs. Bob Morrison and family, members present. Roll call was an­ Mr. Bert Lewis, son of Mr. and and pink trimmings, Marilyn Fox,' returned to her home last week. ored guest in opening the gifts man. spiritual interests, thus deepening swered with suggestions for rais­ Mr. and Mrs. Doug Morrisonjmd Mrs. George Lewis of Edmonton. niece of the groom of Killam, was • • • and Mrs. Ada Benedict was in Following the ceremony dinner family, Mr. and Mrs. Howards-Sloan the life of the church. We should ing money to help with church Dr. W. G. Anderson of Medicine also take more time for Bible Rev. I. H. Hohm officiated at flower girl wearing a floor-length charge of the guest book. was served at fhe home of the and family. work. Mrs. A. Chaplin conducted the double ring ceremony. Given Hat was a visitor in Hanna and at Miss Crowle graciously thanked bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ Study and Prayer in our meetings the devotional exercises, and Mrs. dress of yellow taffeta with net Wardlow last Wednesday and and in our homes, helping lo cre­ in marriage by her father, the her friends for the many lovely inson left on a wedding trip to F. E. Bishop, Mrs. Robertson and bride wore a floor length gown of over skirt, yellow floral headdress Thursday. gifts received and well wishes ex­ Spokane, Coeur d'Alene and FINEST QUALITY PRINTING ate a new life in our homes und Mrs. Wetheral were lunch and cotton, silk and nylon lace with and her bouquet was composed of church. tended to her. Great Falls', and have since taken PHONE THE HERALD — 91 program conveners. Thank you jacket featuring a double nylon blue carnations with yellow trim­ Mrs. Laura Clarke of Kelowna, up residence in Hanna. "Christian fellowship and ser­ letters were read by the secretary net skirt with lace insert and mings. BIRTHS B.C. was among the many guests vice rest on the women of the from those who had received gifts rhinestones over taffeta. Her fin­ church and we should give all TURNER: To Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ present for the enjoyable occas­ or birthday cards since the last ger-tip veil of nylon was held in Mr. Lynn Lewis brother of the ion. For the past two years the high newcomers a real welcome. More meeting. It was decided that the ert Turner, Cochrane, Alta. (nee school students in Hanna have place by a rhinestone headpiece groom was best man and the ush­ women are brought into the organization serve a beef supper and she carried a bouquet of red Sonia Kulyk of Buffalo) in Calg­ been trying to heighten enthusi­ church by asking them to help in on November 12 from 5 to 7 p.m. roses on top of a white Bible with ers were Mr. Ronald Eberle bro­ ary General Hospital, September On October 17 the second Stud­ ents' Council meeting of the Han­ asm for a yearbook. They were our organizations. rosebud streamers. The only jew­ ther of the bride and Mr. Duane 19, a son, Donald James. not too successful then, but are "All W.A.'s should belong to the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berke had ellry worn by the bride was a Limpert. During the signing of MOHL: To Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ na High School Students' Union Presbytery, thus receiving an in­ as their guest the early part of the was held. It was decided that a going to make another attempt pearl necklace with matching ear­ the register Miss Elsie Marshall mund Mohl, Hanna, Oct. 26, a son. this year. A committee is now can­ spiration by getting together at week the former's father Mr. rings, a gift of the groom. Miss "get acquainted" dance should be Frank Berke of Calgary. sang "The Wedding Prayer," acc­ BAUCH: To Mr. and Mrs. Paul held on November 2, in order that vassing the Hanna merchants sol­ our rallies. God gives us a light Gladys Eberle, sister of the bride Bauch, Hanna, Oct. 26, a son. along the shore, and we as women * * * was maid of honor wearing a blue ompanied by Miss Marlene Deman the new students could become iciting advertising for the book. Of the church should keep our Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bowles of strapless ballerina length gown of at the organ. THOMPSON: To Mr. and Mrs. better acquainted. An initiation of The yearbook staff is: advisors. light burning brightly." Biggar, Sask., have been spending rayon taffeta With double net ov­ A reception was held in the Charles Thompson, Craigmyle, Oc­ new members was scheduled for I Miss Hamilton and Mr. Cochran; Election Of-Officers: several days in Hanna at the home erskirt and jacket, blue flower Queen's Hotel dining room where tober 27, a son. three days preceding the dance. I editor, Leo Dobier; assistant edit- Election of officers and install­ of their daughter and son-in-law, head piece and she carried a bou­ places were set for 100 guests. MAETKE: To Mr. and Mrs. Ta­ — "*""—J"T 1 or, Georgina Hansen; business ation by Miss Wilson were con­ Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Shack. quet of yellow carnations and blue The tables were tastefully dec­ mer Maetke, Craigmyle, October GreQt Uncle PaStOr I manager, Gail Maynes; head of ad trimmings. Miss Doris Krumes of orated with pink and white strea­ 28, a daughter. s. , fm\ l-»ertis-ng committee, Ron Moore. Calgary as bridesmaid, w.pre a mers and the bride's table was WILSON: To Dr. and. Mrs. W. centered with a beautifully decor­ LwHm». Tl—• i.<*>•> M, a son. _ 1 At Christening ated* wedding cake. "WSi llie occ-se-*1 DEUA, Oct. SO — A happy ga BE WEU DRESSED 'DR. AND MRS. HOBDEN ion the bride's mother wore a thering 'of relatives and friends VISITORS IN HANNA dress of blue rayon tricatina I WEDDING sembled at the home of Mr. and FOR crepe with sleeves of rayon lace Mrs. Mac Sinclair at Delia on Wed­ Interesting visitdrs to the home over rayon taffeta, and beige ac­ The Westminster United Church nesday evening October 24, the oc­ of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Sinclair in cessories. A corsage of red roses in Medicine Hat was the scene of casion being the Christening of f IU AND WINTER Hanna this past week have been completed her ensemble. The a lovely fall wedding on Saturday, their young daughter Bonnie Jean. Mrs. Sinclair's eldest brother and groom's mother was attired in a Oct. 20, when Madeline Kelly, The officiating minister was the In Clothes From his wife, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. J. D. navy blue suit, with red accesor- daughter of Mrs. Charles Kelly of great-uncle of the young recipient Hobden of West Vancouver, B.C. ies and her corsage was of red Hamilton, Ont., became the bride Rev. Dr. J. D. Hobden of West THE HOUSE OF HOBBERLIN who are returning to the West roses. The bride's travelling cos­ of Harry Muzyka, son of the late Vancouver, B.C. Dr. and Mrs. Hob­ Coast following an extensive holi­ tume was a light turquoise tweed Mrs. Dziatkewich of Buffalo. The den are returning to their home New Samples for Suits and Top Coats Now on Hand day trip which embraced visiting suit with black accessories. ceremony was performed by Rev. at the Coast after an extended hol­ The Latest Fabrics in A Wide Price Range Following a honeymoon in Cal­ Wm. Bell of Medicine Hat. iday in Europe. Standing as God­ the Panama Canal, Trinidad, Brit­ gary and Banff, Mr. and Mrs. Lew­ ain, Ireland and France. The bride, who was given in parents were Miss Doris Walker is have taken up residence in Ed­ marriage by a friend Elmer Ert­ and Mr. Glen Sinclair. Also pres­ Dr. Hobden, who is a United monton. moed, wore a floor-length white ent in addition to the parents IDEAL TAILORS Church minister is well-known gown of lace and nylon tulle. Her were three grandparents, Mrs. and DRY CLEANING throughout Canada as a prison re­ jewellery consisted of a single Harry Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Annual Rose Ball strand of pearls and earrings to J. S. Sinclair, with Master Doug D. Dong, Prop. Hanna former and penalogist, and was for some time on the staff of the To Be Held Nov. 5 match. She carried a bouquet of Sinclair, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Barton, Remission Service of the Depart­ red roses upon a white Bible. Mr. Duncan Campbell, Mrs. J. D. ment of Justice of Canada. Final arrangements have been Attending the bride was Nena Hobden and Mr. Robert V/alker. He has recently retired from made by Acadia Chapter IODE for Dziatkewich, matron of honor who chose a ballerina length green ny­ and Stanley acting as ushers. the position of Executive Director the annual Rose Ball to be held in The reception was held at the of the John Howard Society ef the Memorial Hall on Monday ev­ lon net dress, and carried a yellow bouquet of carnations and dahlias. Glass House with 30 guests pres­ British Columbia, after 25 years in ening, Nov. 5. ent The hall will be especially dec­ Barbara Muzyka and Marie Muzy­ that post. Many refer to him as ka, nieces of the groom, dressed The couple will reside in Buf­ the John Howard of Canada, as he orated for the-occasion and fresh falo. rose corsages will be presented to in pink and blue respectively, car­ was the founder of the John How­ ried blue carnations. ard movement in Canada, named the lady patrons. 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George Rutherford is home af Verelene and grandaughter were |,er working with Harry Webstc. THE HERALD'S CHURCHES visitors at Two Hills over the HERALD CLASSIFIED AD RATES most of the fall. THE SALVATION ARMY MR. FARMER week end. , Everybody seems to bo sh.pp, Minimum charge 75c first insertion, 50c each subse­ SUN'DAY: 9:45 - Directory. For your convenience I am Albert Durand from Airdrie and cattle these days as truck BUSINESS DIRECTOR quent insertion.-In Memorici, Church Notices, Cards of 10:00 - Sunday School Anna and Velma Durand of Hanna stocking hardware at competitive i are going through all thc tmuv Thanks,* Coming Events $1.00 per insertion. Display adver­ 11:00 - Holiness Meetinc pricos. were Sunday visitors at their ,7:30 - Salvation Meeting. On Thursday of last week quite > You'll save yourself dollars tising rate card upon request. Copy must reach Herald Of­ WEDNESDAY: I have nails, staples, wire, bolts, home here. fice by 12 noon each Tuesday. 8:00 - Bible Study & Prayer Meet­ stove pipes, etc.. Propane and fit­ Mrs. Mary Durand spent a day a number turned out to work on ing. ting*, copper tubing, radios and last week with Mrs. Gottschalk. the skating rink and another day > You'll get prompt service TELEPHONE 52 — TO CONTACT 6.000 READERS THURSDAY: service, radio tubes for any make A large crowd attended the is planned for this week. After 2:30 - Home League of radio. Bring your radio in — dance at Spondin on Friday, Oct­ By using your telephone to EVERYBODY WELCOME have your tubes tested for peak ober 26 and the next dance will be that the skaters will be wish.nt FOR SALE FOR SALE OR TRADE REDEEMER LUTHERAN, HANNA performance. on November 16, so all join and for colder weather contact these firms in Sunday School 10 a.m. have a good time. HOUSE — Six roomed full}- modern BULLS — .4 Registered Hereford Youth Service 7:?.o p.m house on corner lot, In Brood loca­ Bulls — long yearlings. Domino and Until the vacancy is filled services Thos. Hilton tion, landscaped. Priced te sell. — Baca breeding. Fo**- sale or trade will be held bi-weekly by student R. K. Smith, 211 - 6 Ave. W. Han­ for good seed wheat or feed oats. supply from Saskatoon. ' ENDIANG — ALBERTA na, Phona 120. 42p Prices $260. for the pick. These You are cordially Invited to ome 49-501-2 bulls have been on pasture all sum­ and worship with us. 1»S« FORD HALF TON — Like new mer and are not pampered. Apply WANTED Irvin H. Hohm, B.A , B.D., Pastor MS0. off new price. Jubilee Service R. Pfahl, 12 miles south west of Station, Hanna. Hanna on Finnegan Road. Plume R807. .-,i.2p UNITED CHURCH SPONDIN 19S2 CHEV. two and a half ton truck Sunday, November 4 YOUNG MAN TO LEARN RETAIL —With (train box like new. $1295 COMING EVENTS PARR .. _ _. _ 11 a.m. Jubilee Service Station, Hanna. OARDEN PLAIN ... II :'Mi p.m SPONDIN, Oct. 30 — A very un­ LUMBER AND HARDWARE BUSINESS. Farewell to our many friends in PLEASANT VIEW HOME 3:30 p.m. welcome snow storm hit the dist­ UTILITY HORSES—to work and Hanna and district. It has heen a HANNA: Sing Song 7:15 p.m rict on Friday night as all the ride combined. WUl aell for cash or pleasure to work in your midst and Divine Worship . FULL MEDICAL AND HOSPITAL COV­ 7::jft p.m. threshing would have been com­ Specializes | Tiret Oil barter. Apply Hanna Herald. we shall follow the future develop­ Sunday Schools pleted in a day or two. "Your Pick of the Yard at n —42tf ment of Hanna with much interest. CHINOOK . 10:30 a.m. ERAGE. PENSION PLAN. INTERESTED Changing — Greasing ond Rev. and ,Mrs. I. H. Hohm 52p YOUNGSTOWN 11 a.m Mr. and Mrs. Joe Csanits were Reasonable Price*" HALF SECTION DEEDED LAND — HANNA _. 10:30 & 11:30 a.m. Sunday visitors with the Bow- Vulcanizing Quarter section leased land, 4 miles The ladles of Dorothy Community You are all very welcome at thorpe family at Veteran. PARTIES APPLY IN WRITING TO - - north of Hanna. Phone 1511, Han­ will hold a hot chicken supper in the church. Atlas Lumber Co. Phone 110 na. 49-50-l|) Dorothy Community Hall, Wed., Nov. Rev. Wlll L. Gourlay B.A., Pastor Mr. Feeney arrived this week Hann a 7, from I to I o'clock. Adults $1.00. Manse - 113 Ave. 4E.' Phone 154. from Saskatchewan and is staying 1 Block North Curling Rink On Sth Avenue Wett. Small Stucco Children under 12 years 35 cents. with his family here. House with every convenience. — Dance to follow. Admission $1.00. IMPOUNDMENT NOTICE Nice Lot, well fenced. Notice Is hereby given under Part Mr. and Mrs. John Housch and On 4th Avenue Eaat. Modern Stucco II, section 34 of The Domestic Anim­ CottaKe House (2 bedrooms). Extra IN MEMORIAM als (Unorganized Territory) Act tliat Mt adjoining. Immediate possession a Registered Hereford Bull, 2 years Handle With Care BUILDING? On Sth Avenue Eeet. — Three Room MORTON — In loving memory of a old, no brand, ring in nose horns, 50c Houae. with rear porch. Imitation wife and mother Mrs. K. A. Ma^on ear tag No. HDFA 51J7, was impoun­ One spoiled egg in the chef's of Hand Hille who passed away WE OFFER: Brick ' Siding. Gas heated. Water ded in the pound kept by the under­ frying pan and perhaps a large BEAVER (ALBERTA) LUMBER LIMITED ANY PLACE and sewer available. October 30, 1953. signed on the S.W. quarter of Sec­ Apply: J. L. PIDOEON "The Lord Is my* Shepherd; I shall tion 14 Township 30 Range 14 west of hotel cancels its order, or uses the Excavating Service 1 ^^ IN TOWN! c-o Seymour Hotel not want. the 4th Meridian, on the 28th day of egg to pellet the producer. No one Sand and Gravel Hanna, Alta. sott He maketh me to lie down in green October, 1966. wants this to happen. Perhaps a PHONE21 HANNA PHONE 244 pastures, J. MALCOLM, Poundkeeper few of the pointers given by R. Rural Sewage Disposal 1*51 STUDEBAKER Half Ton Truck He leadeth me beside the at ill waters Systems A Specialty K DAY Or NIGHT! —WIU aell or trade for cattle. Ap­ He restoreth my soul, McMillan, Poultry Commissioner, ply 21S - S Ave. East Hanna. 50-1 He leadeth me in the paths of right­ Alberta Department of Agricul­ No need for "hoofing" it when eousness for his name's sake, ture, will save you from spoiled —See— you can go by taxi so cheaply! WHV PAY RENT! — When you can Tea, though T walk through, the val­ egg fate. Use the cab when you «o Writ­ buy a houae ln Oyen at any price ley of the shadow o( death, E. P. BERG and SONS MILLICENT ing .. . when you're in a hurry from 11800.00 to 1113,600.00. One five I will fear no evil, for Thou art The quality of an egg cannot be room houae, complete with water, with me; Lyle Grover & Sons ... on the way to a train sewer, and electricity, ready to Thy rod and thy staff they comfort improved upon once it has been or when you're shopping. move in, without any direct cost, me. laid, but through improper hand­ Phone 151 — Hanna including oil heater, oil tank, hot Thou preparest a table before me in ling and care it may deteriorate. Roy's Taxi Service watar heater, cupboards linoleums, the presence of mine enemies; Good farm practices are therefore Located at Tho Hanna Garaga blinds, etc. — See F. J. M. Lijds­ Thou annointeth my head with man, Real Estate and Insurance. oil, my cup runneth over, essential especially during the Oyen, Alberta. 50-1-2 Surely goodness and mercy shall fol­ Wintertime, if eggs are to bring COMPLETE low me all th-e days of my life; top prices. EIGHT OOOD MILK COWS— and 10 and I wlll dwell in the house of You can now place your order spring calves. Also 1100 bales of Eggs should be gathered in a the Lord forever." with us for Bibles, Christian wire basket at least three times rff^Miff-ffiSfl green oat feed -hi stacks. Phone Ever remembered by K. A. Morton Books, Gospel Recordings, Scrip­ (31 ALPHA XWI, Hanna. 61-2c and family. 52c daily and then immediately placed 1*1 ture Text Greeting Cards and Sta­ in a. cool humid egg-room. The BUTTER & EGGS COAL AND WOOD RANGE, McClary tionery. egg-room should be well ventilated converted to gas. All white enamel, NOTICE TO CREDITORS REV. J. KLASSEN, Phone 416 and maintained at a temperature DISPERSAL SALE MILK & CREAM in good condition. Price J40. Apply 402 Centre St., Hanna, Alta. "^83* Frank Buhler, Hanna, phone 423. AND CLAIMANTS close to 50 degrees. Care must be DELIVERY 61c 49tf taken to be sure that no offensive In the estate of HAWKINS EIL­ or musty odors are present, such "The Better Health Foods" ERTSON late of Craigmyle, Allierta, For Better Lights FULLY MODERN 3 BEDROOM as kerosene, as they may be ab­ PUREBRED ABERDEEN ANGUS HOUSE—located on one of the best and Chilliwack British Columbia, From lots In town. Full slied basement Parmer, deceased. sorbed through the porous egg with rumpus room and bar, new Notice ls hereby given that all per­ shell. Come to Central Alberta forced air gas furnace. All Interior sons having claims upon the estate Cool eggs rapidly. They should newly decorated, all doubt* inau- . o- t the above named Hawkins Ellert FEMALES AND CALVES - Dairy Pool lated Bullt-ln di^ washer. New ce- U- who died on the £d«ay of^ never be packed in a case until I they have .been allowed to cool in (Excluding Only 1955 Heifers) Geuder Electric 1 8 J. A. Rasmussen, Mgr. ment walk. aU aroui*> P-™" " ' I *.Uh The Montreal Truit Company, Before You Build! corner lot* 1 a wire basket in tbe egg-room f ox rifeofr ft>r aa, Ave. WW. Calgary. Alberta, by at WMtiU Ywwn. Th* n««\y WIA TO «TE M-H-b AT CHARLTON SALE YARDS Hanna Phone 321 1 Phone 87 Sth December A. D. I960, a full state­ PICK THE RIGHT egg has an interior temperature \1 Phone 121, ment duly verified of their claims and Sltf of any securities h«ld by them, and CONTRACTOR of just over 100 degrees F. and if< 1 Mile North of Brooks that after that date the administrat­ packed immediately the animal ty_ SECTION FARM LAND — in the or will distribute the assets of the Ho'a the man you are depending up­ heat within the egg will be re­ Buffalo district, 600 acres cultivat­ deceased among the parties entitled on to make your housing dreams ed, 265 acres summerfallow. Quar­ tained, causing a serious loss in thereto having regard only to the eome true. By combining the techni­ egg quality. ter section cultivation lease, 60 claims of which notice has been se­ cal knowledge with the practical ax WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 BUILDING General acres summerfallow. t'/_ section!* ttled or which have been brought to perlence of working carpenters we AND grazing lease, fenced and cross his knowledge. give you the best workmanship avail­ fenced. 8ix room house and out DATBD thle 19th day of October, able. For quality materials and better Lungworms In Cattle Commencing 1 p.m. Terms Cash Lunch Available buildings, lots of water. — Henry A.D. 1SB6. workmanship see Trucking Boeschling, Cereal. Alta. 52-lp W. O. TURNER. Show Increase CONTRACTING Solicitor for the Montreal KNOBLAUCH & KELLER HIGHLAND BURGESS — 122041, Junior Champion Estimates furnished and con­ Cattle, Grain, Lumber 25 GOOD LAYING PULLETS — Mrs Trust Company, Adminlstr-itnr Within the past five years in Al­ Fred Welch Phone IU61S, Hanna 51-2-1 GEN. CONTRACTORS—CONCRETE Calgary Exhibition and Stampede 1953. Sire of all the tracts given on your drawings r,2<* MASONRY berta, cattle lungworms have in­ calves. All cows rebred to Highland Burgess. or blueprints "Short or Long Hauls" creased. While the total number LADY'S MUSKRAT COAT — Size 14 NOTICE TO CREDITORS HANNA. ALTA., Phone 451 of known infected premises is not excellent condition, price J2 Bulk of Cows Offered Sired by Pride Compress 74C- See your General Builder PHONE 141 IU, Hanna. AND CLAIMANTS large, they have been distributed 96877 bred by Sam Henderson of Lacombe, Reserve throughout the province announc­ Or 13K After 6 p.m.) HALF SECTION OF LAND — Six In the estate of MARY MAYNES es Dr. J. G. O'Donaghue, Exten­ Grand Champion at Lacombe, 1950. A Good String of miles south of Lanfine. No build­ late of Hanna In the Province of Al­ Black Cattle. Send for Catalogue. A. W. STUBBS A. A. "Pinky" PINCOMBE ings. Deeded. A water spring that berta, widow, deceased. sion Veterinarian, Veterinarian has been used for years. Cassidy Notice ls hereby given that all per­ Services Branch, Alberta Depart­ Phone 381 Hanna Hanna Agencies, Hanna, Phone 103. 52c sons having claims upon the estate ment of Agriculture. In most in­ B-OR SALE OR TRADE -4, -t of the above named Mary Maynes stances these premises have be­ who died on the 8th day of October, come infected through the intro­ H. CHARLTON - AUCTIONEER DELCO LIOHT PLANT — 60 Foot, A.D. 1966, are required to file with WANTED 1,000 Watt Windcharger. Batteries the undersigned by December lTitli duction of infected animals. PHONE BROOKS 3229 will StiU take full charge. — Price 1956. a full statement duly verified nt .If an animal is diseased, the sev­ Lie. No. 136 $300. Will take cattle or grain on tiieir claims and of any securities Scrap Iron, Batteries, Radiators erity of symptoms is directly pro­ For CHIROPRACTOR trade. C. B. Arbogast, Scotfleld — held by them, and that after that Old Rorm Machinery, etc. portional to the number of para­ Phone R407, Toungstown. 52-lp date the executor will distribute the Highest Prices Paid assets of the deceased amonp: tlie sites present in the lungs. A per­ Is Your Spine FOR SALE — Tb be sold to the high­ parties entitled thereto having regard sistent, moist cough is character­ Cattle Hauling est bidder on Nov. 6, 1956 at 2 p.m. only to the claims of which notice istic and is often associated with a Causing Illness? at the C. P. Dieter farm, 11 miles has been so filed or which have been ALEX JONES nasal discharge. In heavy infesta­ 8.W. of Hanna. 100 used, treated. brought to his knowledge. Corner 1st. Avenue and Second PHONE In many cases, people who com­ telephone poles. Also 1,000 lbs. well DATBD this 26th day of October. tions, nutrition is seriously im­ plain of poor health find chiro­ coiled telephone wire. Brackets, Street Wett, Hanna paired with the accompanying A.D. 1956. practic helps them after all etc. C. P. Dieter, Secretary Hand W. O. TURNER, Hanna, Alherta. symptoms of unthriftiness, loss of Christianson Bros. Hills Mutual Telephone Co. 52p Solicitor for the Estate. IH"' weight and condition. Pneumonia, AUCTION SALE else fails. This science works 52-1-2 on the nerve centres of your STORE __. AGENCIES In prosperous a common sequel, is usually re­ Cattle Transport sponsible for the deaths that do niiiimiiiimimimiiiiiiiiimii iiimmimmimiiiimiiiiiimimiii n iiiiiiiiiiiiinmmiit „ body. community in South Eastern Alber­ RIM POLLOCKVILLE ta. Store, Jiving quarters, double NOTICE TO CREDITORS occur. Investigate This New Way garage and coal shed. Turnover AND CLAIMANTS WATROUS EQUIPMENT LTD. To date no effective treatment FIRST CLASS CATTLELINES f o Health Now (30,000 a year, good commissions Edmonton Calgary Lethbridge Property quoted low for quick sale. against this parasite is known,] but North West Quarter 28-36-16, W. 4th; EQUIPMENT In the estate of Li. ROT MORTON Grande Prairie Dr. J. S. PAXMAN Stock at 10% below cost. $5,000.00 Distributors for there are some control methods down to handle. Balance on terms late of Craigmyle in the Province of 9 Miles North, 2 Miles East and Half A Alberta, farmer, deceased. Allls-Chalmers eV General Motor* which can be employed to help Phone 300, Hanna to suit purchaser. Ideal set-up for prevent further spread. An impor­ man and wife where one Is school Notice is hereby given that all per­ Dlsssl Mile North of Byemoor. Or 10 Miles sons having claims upon the estate tant one says Dr. O'Donoghue, is teacher. Ormiston Agencies, Phone of the above named I__ Roy Morton HAVE THE FOLLOWING USED 444 or SSS Hanna, Alta. 52 care in the purchasing ot herd ad­ South, 1 Mile East, 2 Miles South 4 Miles who died on the 19th day of July A. EQUIPMENT ditions and isolation of the newly When In Hanna Stay D. 1S5S, are required to file with the East and Half Mile North of Gadsby. 1M1 • S Ton GMC with license and undersigned by December 15th, 1966, FOR SALE OR RENT acquired animals for a 30-day ob­ At The insurance. New motor and good a full statement duly verified of their HD5B Allls-Chalmers Tractor with servation period. Others include tires. Apply 201 - 7 Ave. West, 52 1 claims and of any securities held by Gradebullder and canopy. pasture rotation, safe disposal of Hanna. - - them and that after that date the HDBB Allls-Chalmers Tractor with NATIONAL HOTEL administratrix will distribute the as­ Oradebullder. manure and protection of water Keep FOR RENT sets of the deceased among the par­ HDSB Allls-Chalmers Tractor with supplies. In many cases however, EDGAR BROWN OWNER • Your ties entitled thereto having regard Carco Winch the animals have to be slaughter­ TWO ROOM SUITE — Fully modern, only to claims of which notice has HD10W AUls-Chalmers Tractor with ed. Tractor centrally located. Furnished. Apply been so filed, or which have been Oradebullder Klrby Cartage, Hanna. 46tf Just how the lungworm main­ Eat at the National Car brought to her knowledge. D2 Caterpillar Tractor with Dozer. tains its stronghold might be DATBD this 26th day of October, D4 Caterpillar Tractor with Over­ or FLATS, SUITBt, HOUSES—Call SSI head Loader. pointed out by describing its life Saturday, November } Truck Hanna. S5tf A.D. 1»K«. D4 Caterpillar Tractor with Hyster W. O. TURNER, Hanna, Alberta. cycle. The adult female chooses an Coffee Shop In Top Winch ideal spot for its ohme, the warm, SUTTB! — Two room furnished house­ Solicitor for the Estate. D8 Caterpillar Tractor with Power Order keeping suite. Apply 204 RaUway 52-1-2 Control Unit. moist redesses of the lungs and 24 Head of Cattle, 1 Registered Here­ Ave. W. Phone SIS.' Hanna. 52-1-2C TD9 International Tractor with Dozer bronchi of cattle. There she lays et TDH International Tractor with Nor- the eggs which, hatch into larva or ford Bull (Delburne Mixer Ninth) No ROOM — Furnished housekeeping NOTICE TO CREDITORS R- Pelan, Mgr. Hanna Auto Specialists 62p helmer Overhead Loader. immature worms. These larva are room. (05 Centre St. TD14A International Tractor wtth 392448; 3 Head of Horses; 40 Leghorn Ralph Pogson, Prop. AND CLAIMANTS coughed up and eliminated either HOUSE — Four to Five Room HouBe Doser. IN THB ESTATE OE OARFIELD Pullets Now Laying; Full Line of Farm Villi facilities. Phone 26. 52c TD18 International Tractor directly through the mouth or nos­ NESBITT, late of Toungstown, ln the Terratrac Model OT26 with 1/4 yd. trils . or are swallowed and pass Machinery; 201 Massey-Harris Tractor THREE ROOM SUITE — furnished. Province of Alberta, Retired, Deceas­ Front End Shovel. through the intestinal tract and Ill - S Are. W., Phone 4TS, Hanna. ed. Cletrac B.D.H. Tractor and Dozer. out with the droppings. Under op­ Complete and 6 ft. Allis Chalmers Com­ 52-lc NOTICE ls hereby given that all Hough Loader H.Fc 3/4 yd. HANNA BAKE persons having claims upon the Es­ American Motor Grader. timum conditions of warmth and bine, Plus Sundry Tools, Etc. A*NMil NICELY FURNISHED ROOM — ln tate ett the above named OARFIELD No. 11 Caterpillar Motor Orader moisture the larva develop and be­ A D modern home. Can be used for NESBITT, who died on llth April, 660 Adams Motor Orader with Snow come infective in a few' days. " *iECTtp PQULTRV IIOMMlrORlInF or bedroom only. — 1966, are required to file with the un­ Plow and Wing , Sli Garwood Scraper When these infective larva are in­ Terms Cash. Nothing to Be Removed SHOP Phone MT. 52c dersigned by Sth December, 1956, a gested by susceptible cattle, either full statement duly verified of their Model "B" Quick-way with Backhoe The Store off Good TMnS« FOUR ROOMED HOUSE with gas— dal"" and .of any security held by mounted on Ford Truck. with food or water, and reach the Until Settled For tM - 1 Are. W. 52p them aad that after that date, the UDS I.H.O. Diesel Power Unit wtth lungs from the intestinal tract via The Central To Eat Administrator will distribute the as­ IT 1-S K.W. Generator. the lymphatics and blood stream, PERSONAL sets of the Deceased among the par­ 63401 O.M. Power Unit Good Wholesome ties entitled thereto having regard UD18A Power Dnlt. the lungworm's cycle is complete- - Auctioneers - THE PRICES AR4 RIGHT Meat Market wanted — Greater Opportunity — only to -Uie claims so filed or which Since this parasite can cause BREAD — BUNS Better P*y — Pleasant Work. Cat­ have been brought to his knowledge. TERMS TO SUIT ARE AVAILABLE serious economic loss, infected CHARLIE McKAY Q«o«ty Me,* __ alogue free. Write Marvel Hairdres- DATED at Land Titles Building, PHONE, WRITE OR WIRE ACE PRATT Freew premises should be reported to a Fre,h F CAKES, PASTRY aing Schools, SKA — Sth Avenue Calgary, Alberta S5th October, 1956. COLLECT veterinarian. He can then inspect Lie. No. 233 "*» & Vegetable Weat, Calgary. Branches: Edmon­ p. is. qruiNToR Lie. No. 286 ton and Winnipeg. Canada's Nat­ DBPOTT PUBUC TRUSTEE the premises and outline a man­ f* KENNEDY, P,op. 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THE HANNA HERALO and EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS—THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1956 Page 5 moose feed, George. I YOUNGSTOWN Allan JHarvey is home from the BOB WELLER SCORES 25 POINTS LIBERAL CONVENTION IN CALGARY OPENING OF NEW STEEL PLANT hospitairnone the worse for wear, * + having undergone a tonsilectomy AS OYEN ACES WIN (AGE GAME YOUNGSTOWN, October 29 — operation. Mr. Courtland Agate of Okotoks, NOVEMBER 1M4; DISCUSS POLICY BRINGS ALBERTA NEW INDUSTRY Everyone is cordially invited to spent a few days in town on a hun­ (by Robert Shacker) | pulled into a 20-17 lead. Liberals from all parts of Al­ nisfail, anticipates an attendance the dance on Nov. 2, at Scapa ting trip and visited with his un­ EDMONTON, Oct. 22— The new tion. Burns and button of Calgary, Community Hall, sponsored by the Oyen Aces led by Bob Weller, Hanna started out fast in the cle Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Davie. berta will gather in convention in of around 300 delegates. Named as Calgary on November 13 ahd 14 < steel line pipe mill, Alberta Phoe-1carrie d on the actual construction Scapa High School. defeated a spirited Hanna crew third canto and took an early lead Mr. Percy Wells of Edson, Alta. committee chairmen by the exec­ I nix Tube and Pipe Limited in Ed- of the double bay steel frame 41-30 in an exhibition basketball ] only to lose it by three quarter spent a few days in town this to consider, discuss and make rec­ utive at a meeting in Eamonton ft seems winter fa trying to ar­ ommendations concerning Liberal [ monton, will fill a great need in plant, whose roof covers two ac­ rive in til* district. Judging by the game at the school auditorium j time. The Hanna crew fought des-, week with his parents Mr. and recently were Andre Dechene, Q. j Canada's rapidly expanding oil res. International Bechtel Incorp­ last Friday night. Weller, the Aces | perately for the remainder of the | Mr_s_- Rov Wells. party policy in both the federal depth of snow in the distriet It and provincial fields. C, Edmonton, resolutions; Hugh and) gas industries. Built at a cost orated did the engineering and will take quite a Mi of warm wea­ six foot four inch sharpshooter, game but the Aces were not to be Mr. Durward Ward and Miss John MacDonald, MLA, Calgary of approximately six and a half construction management. scored 25 points to cop high scor­ Eileen Charles of Castor visited Highlight pf the proceedings ther or a real good Chinook to denied and won going away. and R. F. L. Hanna, M.P., Edmon­ million dollars, the plant will oc­ Fifty percent of the plant is move it. However, the snow does­ ing honors for the night. Bill Klip­ A return match with Oyen has Over the week end with Mr. and j will be the banquet address of the cupy a 70 acre site and employ ov­ I Hon. Walter Harris, Minister of ton, Organization and Education; owned by Canadian - American in­ n't seem to have scared the hunt­ per netted 14 points to lead the ben set for Tuesday, November 6 Mrs. E. Ward. Edwin Davidson, Coaldale, Nomin­ er 225 persons. All of these, with terests and fifty percent by the ers too badly, as we still hear the Hanna attack. Hanna guards Nor and the team will be practicing Mr. and Mrs. Emil Kowalsky I Finance, Ottawa, on the evening the exception of* a few "Key" per­ ! of the 13th. ations; and D. B. MacKenzie, Q.C., Phoenix - Rheinrohr group of Dus­ sound of shots, and see long lines man Schaeffer and Tom Offen hard in preparation, determined and family and Mr. Sam Wallace sonnel, will be Alberta resident seldorf German. President i s to have revenge. Edmonton, Constitution. of geese and ducks in the sky. played the full game and were have returned from a ten day trip j J. Harper Prowse, Liberal lead­ workers. Working with modern Frank McMahon, well known Cal­ The local skating rink has been brilliant in a losing cause. to points in Montana. er in Alberta since 1947, who saw The Advisory Council of the As­ machinery "and equipment from sociation will meet in Calgary the gary oilman. de-weeded and is almost ready for The game was a, fast moving Frank Tink, at Smoky Heights Don't forget our old trme dance his group in the legislature increa­ Canada and the United States, and day prior to the convention. with open hearth steel from Can­ Working on a three-shift basis, the first application of water. Got contest from the outset with nei­ in the Peace River area, was kill­ on Friday, November 2 with the sed from four to fifteen in the your skates sharpened kids? Rock 'N Rythm Orchestra of Han­ 1955 election, will speak at 2 p.m. adian and United States furnaces, Alberta Phoenix can produce at ther team gaining a commanding ed in a farm accident last week. least 100,000 tons of pipe per year. Mrs. Fennell, a former Scapa lead. At the end of the first quar­ na in attendance. Tuesday, November 13. Also to ad­ they will produce line pipe in out­ He fell from a bundle rack and OBITUARY side diameters ranging from 3W Ample allowance has been made resident, now of Calgary, spent a ter the scoreboard read Hanna 11, was first trampled by the horses Mr. Thos. Smith spent a few dress the delegates is the Hon. few days last week at the home days in Calgary last week. George Prudham, Alberta's cabin­ through 12%" O.D. with a maxim­ at the plant for future expansion. Oyen 4. In the second quarter the then run over by the vehicle. MRS. MARTHA NELLIE ORTT um wall thickness of V and with The presence of constant source of Mrs. F. Bottomley. While here persistent Oyenites began to find Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chaney of et minister and member of parlia­ A resident of this community she visited friends jn the district Drumheller are visiting with the ment for Edmonton West. John a maximum length of 60 feet. of line pipe in the heart of the the mark and at half time had Hog numbers in Western Eur­ for the past 28 years, Mrs. Martha Western Canadian market area before returning home. former's parents Mr. and Mrs. Decore, M.P. for Vegreville, will Nellie Qrtt, widow of the late The new company is the result Mrs. Morrish of Rocky Mbunt- ope are approaching tlte limit of Thos. Chaney. discuss problems pertaining to the will be a decided boon .Illlllllllllllllll Ilk available feed resources because James Edwin Ortt, passed away at of planning by Frank McMahon, ain House is visiting at the home marketing of wheat. the home of her daughter Mrs. Calgary oilman, Wm. G. Gilmore, of her son, Bfr. and Mrs. Reg Mor­ of present crop acreages ana the Mrs. A. G. Virtue of Lethbridge, San Francisco industrialist and number of other livestock raised, ENDIANG John Pokojoy, Oct. 26, at the age SCAPA rish. president of the Alberta Liberal of 76 years. Mrs. Ortt was born in representatives of the Phoenix - reports the United States depart­ Women's Association, will report Rheinrohr A.G. of Dusseldorf, Ger­ SCAPA, Oct. 30 -- The entire ment of agriculture. Omemee, Ont., and came to this ENDIANG, Oct. 30 — Miss Gail to the convention, as will Mr. district in 1928. She was prede­ many. [-community extends their deepest SUITS Loomer of Stettler spent the week Ralph Walker, Calgary, president ceased by her husband in 1924. From the original engineering sympathy to tbe Hein family on end at her home here. of the Alberta Young Liberal As­ Besides her daughter she is sur­ survey date in 1955, the project the untimely death of Elmer Hein. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Brooker are sociation. vived by one grandson in Hanna was completed in record time. Mrs. Wm. Schielke left last INSURE FOR cleaning up the teacherage in President of the Alberta Liberal and two sisters residing in On­ Twelve months after the engineer­ week for B.C., to visit her brother Information - - - town where they will reside this Association, Wilf J. Edgar of In- tario. ing, nine months after the ground who is gravely ill. winter. Funeral services were held was broken, and only five months Mr. and .Mrs. Geo. Hausherr are Mr. Eddie Donald and Mrs. Her­ Turkey Price Drop from All Saints Anglican Church after the first steel was erected, visiting for a few days at Drayton Jutt phoned Calgary and arr­ bie Donald of Devon were week of which deceased was a member the plant was ready for produc­ Valley. We are all prepared for a and anged a plane trip to Toronto for end visitors here and attended the Soid Disastrous at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, a customer, going quickly for a wedding of Miss Jeanette Donald with Rev. Murray Starr officiating. funeral. The serviee costs no more to Mr. Ken Hayes. EDMONTON, October 23 — The Interment followed in the Hanna PREVENT by air, land or sea. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nelson of disastrous talk of drop in turkey Cemetery under the direction of If you are thinking of a Stettler were Sunday visitors at prices to the growers of these Whyte's Funeral Home. How about it. Ma? Having trou­ the Myers home. birds was drawn to the attention ble getting the kids to chomp new suit for Christmas, now is Our auto insurance has a large of the Farmers' Union of Alberta WORRY increase because we gladly meet Mr. and Mrs. Jack Groat were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hunter of thoir cereal? Maybe the stuff by Mr. W. P. Stawniczy, Mr. Andy Craigmyle have taken up resid­ rates quoted by companies trying supper guests last Thursday at the Half-Pints H$ does taste like last week's grass the time to act. We can give-| Fedun and Mr. Mike Lysak, all of ence in Hanna. cuttings. Did you over think of to start in Alberta. Really our ser­ Phibbs home in Halkirk. Mundare, Alberta. These three GOOD HUSBANDS WORK vice is worth many dollars a year Master Parry Pearn of Stettler serving our smooth, rich cream HARD because they love thoir you three weeks service on all gentlemen came to Edmonton CARD OF THANKS at breakfast time? Ifs mighty extra especially when you have an has been a guest recently of his family who hav* ta be clothed, representing some 300 turkey The numerous Hanna residents who tasty; makes the small fry oet made-to-measure grandmother Mrs. Janet Campbell. and fed and provided with a accident, as we can advise best growers in this area. They pointed attended the turkey dinner sponsored like longshoremen, too. Try It procedure and can adjust half the Mr. and Mrs. Dick Boehlke, Gar­ out that at present prices growers by the Younjcstown Community Club, soon. home. claims right here without a city ry and Randy were honored at a tender their hearty thanks. The were producing at a loss. Fall warm hospitality of the Youn-arstown IF THE CORD SHOULD SNAP adjuster. We also can save ex­ farewell party last Wednesday ev­ sales of turkey and other poultry residents and the delicious and ab­ I 59.50 change on money and handle time ening. They were presented with a products means much to the farm undant repast prepared and served CENTRAL ALBERTA your salary or wages would payments. gift from their friends in the dist­ people, especially in these diffi­ by the Club was much appreciated. DAIRY POOL stop; what then? LIPS INSUR­ rict. The community joins in wish­ cult times when grain sales are "Hanna NeiR-hbor-R-' ANCE li THE SOLUTION: ft ing them the "very best" in their slow. The reasons given for the A customer recently purchased The United Church Youn* People's STEPS RIGHT IN WHEN YOU new home at Langley Prairie, B.C. decline in prices are the estimated Group wish to thank the people or STEP OUT. I 65.00 a monthly savings plan through Os Mrs. Hix Cole required a num­ large numbers of turkeys in farm­ Hanna. and district for their gener­ with a well known company hav­ ber Of stitches in her hand which ers' hands as compared with last ous patronage of their Candy Sale, You ean talk with me free­ held last Saturday. 52c (Alpha {Pi ing a guaranteed compound inter­ she injured in the washing mach­ year and expected large imports k ly without any commitment. — * est rate. The increase over a per­ ine wringer. of turkeys fro mthe United States IT P- BRAND ^-* w-*---W 69.50 FOR SALE MllK iod of years is amazing. There is a There will be a chicken supper where they are in surplus supply. F You Drink Rich plan for lump sum investment too. DIRECT FROM OWNER — New :i BUTTER & EGGS ^-~ in Endiang hall on November 0. A. W. Piatt, president of the bedroom bungalow tn north Cal­ : andCr-aom 1 Get a financial statement of our Mr. Ercy Ballinger was a busin­ Farmers' Union of Alberta, stated gary. Close to bus, school and shop­ You'd Stay Alert MILK & CREAM Companies. ess visitor in Calgary last week. that he had wired Mr. Gardiner, ping district. Total price $13,200. — And On Th* Ruaml ICE CREAM the Minister of Agriculture, re­ $4,000. down payment. Balance at questing that existing price sup­ $70 per month, including taxes. Im­ Two British universities, Leeds port legislation be used immed­ mediate possession. For further and Sheffield, are now including particulars phone 75692 or write H. KEN CASSIDY iately to put a floor under turkey B. Carrier, 6644 Thorncllffe Drive, CHARLIES in their syllabuses courses in co­ prices. He pointed out that keep­ Calgary, Alta. 52-l-2c operative and social economics. ing turkey products at a reason­ THE MEN'S MAN Th'ey deal particularly with econ­ able price was in the interests of AGENCIES omic, organizational and social both the producer and the con­ Corner 1st Ave. and 2nd West problems of the co-operative sumer. The suggested support INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE movement. On the Avenue price was thirty-seven centa iat Phono 109, Hanna large birds and forty-three cen FINEST QUALITY PRINTING for the smaller ones. PHONE THE HERALD — 52 PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH FOR 1957 IS LONG, LOW AND WIDE WASHERS AND OTHER BEATTY APPLIANCES

HO CASH DOWN The Belvedere two-door hardtop (shown above), high-swept tail fins and a startling new low side- $ S0 with an overall height under normal load of 54 silhouette. The 1957 Plymouth also features the SAVE 66 Regular $129.50 Regular $299.50 Regular $553.00 inches, is the style leader in the completely new all-new "Torsion-Aire ride which gives it a 1967 Plymouth line. The 1957 Belvedere is a full "limousine" feel. A choice of six or V-8 engine is 5 inches lower than the Belvedere for 1966. available fbr 1957, with PowerFlite available as Featured in the new Plymouth are such style an option. In the Belvedere series the new mmme NOW $109.50 NOW $20 NOW $459.50 Torque-Flite transmission is also available as features as distinctive headlight treatment, greatly wi* / ON THIS BIATTY WITH TRADE . ON TW* WEATTY increased glass areas, new thin support posts, optional equipment. TWO-TONE FINISH Standard Washer 9 cu. ft. Refrigerator 20 cu. ft. Freezer Is Coming Soon! We are pleased to announce that we will soon have in our showrooms. The New 1957 Model Plymouth. In the Meantime we are making room for the new mo­ dels by offering some real good buys in used cars.

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Poge 6 THE HANNA HERALD ond EAST €€Klfc*L ALBERTA NEWS—THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1956 ==^=SH=^=^^^^^^=^==a^=^=====a--a______-______BH-^ boys a few nights ago, on the SPONDIN ESTHER screen tU course. All tne boys re­ port a good show but there was RAMBUNGS a little too much bang, bang. Oyen District Bureau SPONDIN, October 24 — Hil- Craigmyle District Bureau ESTHER, Oct. 26 — On Sunday, Quite a number of Pleasant mer Heggen from Camrose was a October 21st, five oilmen, on tbeir View guests attended tbe turkey NEWS — CIRCULATION — JOB PRINTING week end visitor at his home here. NEWS — CIRCULATION — JOB PRINTING way to Oyen crashed into a calf from the supper over in the ViUage a few Ducks Unlimited are busy haul­ Mrs. L Gibson, Resident Representative Phone 50 Mrs. Isobel Branum, Res. Representative Craigmyle on tbe road near the W. Pratt Youngstown Home days ago and all report getting ing rocks for a dam east of Spon­ farm. The car^was headed west tbeir money's worth. din. and it rolled twice into the ditch, Sunday dinner at Pleasant View Blr. and Mrs. Dave Pennington OYEN, Oct. 29 — The 80,000 was very well attended last Satur­ CRAIGMYLE, Lt. Jock Derry of McCullock of Calgary spent sever­ and finally landed facing east. featured roast lamb this week. Af­ bushel annex, which the Pool El­ day. The ladies report a very suc­ and Mr. and Mrs. Pennington from The oil crew had just come from We really got a severe shock the Calgary Highlanders and Mrs. al days at the home of Mr. and this a.m. wben we glanced out the ter having a good fill, one senior evator is building, is now almost cessful day. Veteran were Sunday visitors at Derry attended the farewell din­ their shift, and were heading to­ thanked the cook for such a fine completed. Towering 80 feet into Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Baker have the Mulgrove home. Mrs. Fred Rees last week. ward Oyen for their breakfast. window and saw the snow, and ag­ ner for Lt. Col. Mark Tennant and ain the shock was worsened when turkey dinner. When told it was tbe air, it is almost as high as the moved to Calgary where they will Ray Henrickson of Spondin rc- Mrs. Tennant,, held at Currie Bar­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hein and The Esther Curling Club arc not turkey he was surprised. main elevator which is on the im­ spend the winter months. tufned home Saturday after a family of Lanfine visited at the we glanced at the calendar. Sure racks on Sat. evening. planning to hold a chicken supper reminders that Christmas is not When asked if he liked lamb he mediate east side of the annex. Beginning Monday, October 29 week in the Hanna Hospital with home of the latter's father, Mr. on November 3. At their annual replied, "I sure don't." Oh well, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bespflug the local stores will open at 9 a.m. blood poisoning in his hand. Mrs. Helen O'Neill attended the Leonard Moench last week. too far away and soon the pleas­ Calgary Highlanders hand-over pa­ meeting a new executive was el­ ant job of wrapping and distribut­ that's the way she goes. spent a few days in Calgary this and close at 6 p.m. The Spondin Hall was the scene Dale Bossert of the Hanna dist­ ected. The president this year is New comers to Pleasant View week. Beginning Saturday November 2 of a happy event whefl a reception rade at Mewata Barracks on Sun­ rict was a week end visitor at the ing gifts will be the order of the day, when her son Billie was pre­ Mr. Ed Schroeder and the secre­ day. During the past eight or nine are Ben Hornett of New Brigden, Mrs. Wm. McNalley and daugh­ stores will close at 8 p.m. each and dinner for the Sneath - Ander­ home of Freddy Blair. tary is Robert (Bobby) Bamber. and James Kiff of Sedalia. Those ter Evelyn, both of Calgary spent Saturday. This time schedule will son wedding party was served to sented with the Calgary Highland­ Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McArthur years, thanks to our many friends, ers scholarship award by the Hon­ Mr. George Erskine is home ag­ both near and far, old Santa has in hospital are Messrs. Laycroft some time in Oyen visiting with 'continue during the winter. 125 guests. The bride and groom and family, Ross, Velma and Lyle ain after spending a few days in and Levins in Hanna and Mr. Ru­ tbe Ross Vanstone family. The Serenity Chapter OES held left later on a short honeymoon. orary Colonel of the Calgary of Drumheller were Sunday visit­ been very good and kind and we Highlanders, Col. Harvey. Sgt. Bill the Oyen Municipal Hospital. Mrs. sincerely hope he will not forget dy in Cereal. Word has been re­ Everett Thygeson a constable of a most successful whist drive last Mr. and Mrs. Bert McFarlane ors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Cartwright is a patient in Oyen ceived that two more of our wan­ the Calgary City Police Force, ac­ week. Top honors went to Mrs. from Calgary were Spondin and Mossop was presented with a cer Gwynvor Rees. Ross McArthur us all this year. tificate of NCO qualification. Hospital. Get well soon. dering boys are returning this companied brother Larry to Oyen Hanson and Mr. Charlton. Consol­ Coronation visitors over the week had the misfortune to lose an arm, Brenda Barnett has been ill re­ Here we are talking about Xmas week. Mr. Tom Scott and Mr. on one of his transport trips. ation prizes were awarded to Mrs. end. Messrs. Dave and Maurice Rees in an accident almost identical to and Halloween has only just gone were Calgary visitors on Wednes­ cently and taken to Calgary for George Carmen. Mts. Ruby Martin returned this Udseth and Mr. Burki. Sympathy from the district is that of Barry Rees. Another in­ medical attention. by. Well a large number of the week after spending some time Don't forget to attend the an­ extended to the. Hein family in day. triguing fact is both boys were village kiddies in their weird and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Marshall and Visitors in Esther thi s week with her sister at Port Arthur, On­ nual Hospital Shower Day on Nov. their recent bereavement. born on May 19, 1950. Mr. C. N. Ward, superintendent of gay costumes visited the Home tario. 3, this Saturday. All donations are Congratulations are extended to Linda of Delia visited at the home The sincere sympathy of ihe vil­ and they were repayed for the EXCEL of the Doug Hunters on Tuesday schools, Mr. Leslie Vyse, engineer Sgt. L. Newington of Wetaski­ welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Howery on lage is extended to the relatives of for Dorigatti-Phaff Construction 'boy's' had really stocked up with win, formerly the RCMP officer Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood the birth of a son in the Hanna evening. Elmer Hein, who passed away in apples and goodies for the occas­ Mr. Don Newman and Mr. Hugh Company, and Mr. B. Weller, clerk EXCEL, October 30 — Mr. Vera here, spent a few days hunting in Petrick of Olds in Oyen Municipal Hospital on Sunday, October 21. Calgary recently. for the Special Areas Board. ion. Barker, RCAF returned to Winni­ the district. Hospital, October 24, a son. Mr. Joe BeU and his father from Messrs. Sid Rees, Maurice Rees, Moving into Esther this week The Rev. Schwendt of Oyen was peg last week following a two Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Petrick of Born to Cst. and Mrs. Bruce Su­ Regina, Sask., arrived in the dist­ BUFFALO Dave Rees and Vic Metzger mot­ were Messrs. Fred and John En­ the guest speaker last Sunday and weeks' leave which was spent vis­ Olds are visiting both parents in therland of Oyen, in Oyen Hospit­ rict on Tuesday night. Joe says lie ored to Drumheller on Saturday to gel. They plan to spend the win­ a fair congregation was present, iting with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Oyen. al, on October 24, a son. would sure like to get some more curl in the cash bonspiel. ter months here. including several Visitors from Oy­ J. Barker, also with his sisters and The United Church W.A. Supper A thank-you to Mrs. Leland of those good ducks. BUFFALO, Oct. 26 — The Lad­ Mrs. Marge Poole who has been en. Next Sunday at 3:30 p.m. the brothers in Calgary. Wenzel of Oyen for the donation ies' W.A. met at the home of Mrs. a patient in the Drumheller hos­ + Rev. Will Gourlay of Hanna Unit­ of vegetables to the hospital. Monkman last Wednesday night. ed Church will be with us. A cord­ Mrs. A. Wetheral returned last pital returned home on Sunday. NETHERBY | week from Edmonton where she SIBBALD The Achievement Day of the Oy­ A baby shower was held in thc Good to see you up and around * + ial invitation is extended to all. en, Cereal, Chinook 4-H Grain FAIRACRES honor of baby Marilyn Stegen at Princess Kelly was shown to the attended the hospital auxiliary again Marge. . NETHERBY, October 27 — The convention and also spent several SIBBALD, Oct 29 — Mr. Frank Clubs was held in the Oyen The­ the home of her parents on Wed­ The Ladies Aid of Craigmyle atre on October 22. The Chinook- FAIRACRES, Oct. 30 — Mr. and nesday, Oct. 24. first card party" of the season was days in the city visiting friends Wood is on a business trip to Cal­ held their October meeting at the held at Netherby on Friday, Oct­ Mr. Ralph Bailey was a Friday and former neighbors of this dist­ gary for a few days. Mr. Harold Cereal Club was unable to partici­ Mrs. Aaron Boulter have left the Mr. Frank Rubbelke left for home of Mrs. J. L. Branum on and Saturday business caller in pate. There was a good showing of Minneapolis, with his two neph­ ober 26; being put on and super­ rict. Shantz and two daughters, Doro­ district to spend the winter in Thursday, October 25. The meet­ vised by the senior scholars in aid Calgary. The two construction gangs wheat samples from the Oyen ews, after they were hunting in ing was opened with a devotional We are experiencing our first thy and Eileen, have left for Sud­ Club. their home in Calgary. this district for a week. Mr. Rub­ of the Red Cross and CARE. which have been busy on No. 9 bury, Ont., where they will join reading, written by Mrs. Morrison Prizes were won by Mr. Carl snow fall of the season today with highway are now within two miles The following prizes were awar­ Mr. Albert Stoner, an old timer belke expects to stay away for the of Greenshields. There were 14 rather a heavy fall of snow, which Mrs. Shantz, wbo is visiting rela­ winter. Rehill and Mrs. P. Boyd; high of each other, one working west tives. ded: Leroy Love, champion wheat of the district, who has been liv­ members and three visitors pres­ has caught most farmers not quite sample; Frances Love, second; ing in Calgary the past few years, Mrs. R. Monkman, announces scores and consolations went to and the other east of the vUlage. ent. The next meeting will be held Mrs. Will Ironside and Mr. Ed ready for winter. Mrs. Lettington spent a couple Gary Shanon, third. passed away suddenly while spen­ the engagement of her daughter at the home of Mrs. Ed Nelson on We regret to hear pf the pass­ T. A. Johnson has been appoint­ of days in North Battleford last Thelma Doupe, champion wheat Doris Mercer to Mr. Ed Kornelson Job. Eleven tables of cards were ding a few days in the Oyen dist­ Nov. 22. played and after the supper inter­ ing of Mrs. Ortt of Hanna, who ed manager, labor relations, in the week with her two sons, who are plot; Leroy Love, second; Frances rict. Deepest sympathy is extend­ of Calgary. The wedding will take . Messrs. Bill Bertsch, Mel Metz­ was a resident of this district for personnel department of Canadian going to school there. Love, third. place on November 3 in Calgary. mission there was a sale of baking ed to Mrs. Stoner and family in ger and Ernie "Marshall motored done by the senior students with quite a number of years. National Railways at Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith left for Trevor Cordell, plot sign win­ Mr. Rudolph Kulyk is suffering to Brooks last week end for some Calgary on Saturday, where they ner; Thelma Doupe, second. her bereavement, from her many from a broken arm. supervision of their teacher and friends. Funeral services took pheasant hunting. **" — parents. Almost thirty dollars was will spend tbe winter months. Coffee was served along with Mr. and Mrs. L. Stone were Mr. and Mrs. "Shorty" Bossert place in Calgary. realized from their efforts. Visiting witb Mr. and Mrs. M. sandwiches brought by the public. week long visitors to Calgary. Mr. of the Hanna district were week THAT Heffner last week, was bis brother Mr. Pharis, from Edmonton was Mr. Ivor Wenzel of Vancouver, and Mrs. E. Stone motored to The film "The Santa Fe Trail" MENU end visitors at the Sam Branums. with Olivia DeHaviland and Errol Mr. Benny Heffner of Richinont, judge of the wheat samples. Mr. B.C. and Mrs. A. R. Wenzel of Ed­ Brooks. Craigmyle's Farm Forum held Sask. C. Brown, district agriculturist, monton are spending a few days Mrs. Kelly, left for her home in Flynn is to be shown at Netherby its first meeting of the new seas­ on Friday November 2 at 8 p.m. Mrs. M. Mann, who has been vis­ was also present. at the Lee Wenzel home. Hamilton, after her daughter's on at the home of Mr. and Mrs. iting with her sister, Mrs. Switzer Tbe Oyen 4-H Grain Club wish Quite an excitement was exper­ marriage on Sunday, October 21. Norman Nelson qn Monday even­ riculture. for a couple of weeks, has return­ to Hunk all the businessmen for ienced over the week end when a She had been visiting with her ing. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gathercole ed to her home in Vancouver. theii* kind donation of money for few more homes in the district re­ daughter for two weeks prior to Miss May Hanson of Big Valley- of Olds visited at the home of Mr. Tlie W.A. group of the United prizes. They also wish to thank ceived electricity. the wedding. spent the week end with her par­ Norman Ashton over the week Church held a bake sale in the Bfr. C. Mansfield for tbe use of the Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wenzel and A bridal shower was held at the ents Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Hanson. end. TRY THE store of W. V. Fizer on Saturday theatre and Mr. 0. Berg for the Mrs. A. R. Wenzel spent the week home of Mrs. Bjork on Saturday, Mr. Earl Burt motored to Olds Mr. Bob Geissinger accompan­ afternoon, from which they real­ use of a stove. end in Provost visiting friends last. A good crowd was present, last week and was accompanied ied by his father Mr. A. P. Geiss­ JUBILEE COFFEE SHOP ized the sum of $20.45. and relatives. with the bride receiving many (Jubilee Service Station — Open 24 Hours A Day) CNR OPERATION V-P • home by his daughter Sheila, who inger left on Thursday for Nelson, A Masquerade Dance was spon­ Mr. and Mrs. Stan Gillespie beautiful gifts. is attending the Olds School of Ag- i B.C. sored by the Student's Union of RETURNS AFTER VISIT spent a day last week in Calgary The annual masquerade dance the Sibbald School on Friday ev­ MONTREAL, Oct. 28 — S. F. attending the funeral of Mr. Ston­ will be held at the Community ening, in the Community Hall. The Dingle, vice-president of opera­ er. Hall, on Friday, Nov. 2. Everyone Loverna orchestra supplied tne tion, CNR, has returned to Mont- We received our first little taste come in costumes please! music, and there was a splendid read after a business trip through of winter over the week, end with We welcome to our district the display of original and also comic the Prairie Provinces. a light snow fall and freezing tem­ Keinick family. Mr. Keinick is the costumes. . Daring the trip, he conferred peratures. Here's hoping winter new section-foreman here. The sum tA $179.80 was taken in with Western Region officials in hasn't set in on us so early. Mr. John Thompson (Jack) left whieh null b* used fgy ittfi .CT'T* W____j__ip__£ aad with district offic­ on Sunday to attend Olds Agricul­ er at Saskatoon ara Edmonton. mas Fund. CNR APPOINTMENTS tural School. His parents took him by car to Olds. William T. Wilson, assistant A wedding dance in honor of vice-president of personnel, Can­ BfT. and Mrs. Harry Muzyka was adian National Railways, has been held in Buffalo Community Hall appointed assistant vice-president on Friday, October 26. A large in charge of labor relations and crowd was in attendance. personnel, with headquarters in Mr. Gene Anderson motored to COMING SALE Montreal. Calgary on Thursday. ITS HERE! COME SEE! TELEPHONE 24489 -Audioneers- 24490 Calgary GATTEY I and REIMAN Consort Cereal

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Western Canada and its facilities | idea but their leading spokesman any at the outset was relatively tions, decide policies and elect di­ would stretch from the Redeliver ! r*fflmd them with a picture: "Sup- small. Its paid up capital was only rectors. The directors represent Valley of Manitoba, across the pose we bad ten thousand farmers $5,000. But farmers soon recog­ each of the prairie provinces. .CG. Blazed Trail For prairies of Saskatchewan and Al­working together .through an or­ nized the advantages of dealing Since 1948 the Company has berta to Dawson Creek and, tbe ganization of our own . . . suppose with their own company and wide­ been guided by Mr. J. E. Brown­ end of the steel on the Alaska each farmer produced an average spread support was soon forth­ lee, Q.C, former Premier of Al­ Highway. This is the story of that of five thousand bushels of wheat coming. berta, who is president and gener­ company and its 50 years of pro­ . . . that would put us in control of The Grain Growers Grain Corn- al manager and who has been as­ est Farm Co-operation gress. handling fifty million bushels . . . attempt to charge demurrage on sociated with the western farm Today more than half of West­ all of it handled by farmers them­ grain cars at terminal elevators. movement since 1911. Mr. Brown­ _RMER-OWNED COMPANY HAS ern Canada's vast annual harvest selves!" Over the years the Company has lee succeeded the late R. S. Law, is handled through farmer-owned From that proposal came the re­ made outright grants to farm or­ who was president of the UGG •NE MUCH TO AID AGRICULTURE co-opertives. Of these. United solution that was to form the bas­ ganizations and for agricultural from 1930 to 1948 Grain Growers Limited is by far is of the new organization: "Tbat research of over $600,000. Invest­ ny was no ordinary company. It tal share and patronage dividends we, the grain growers of Sintaluta, the oldest, for it is the company ment in its various properties ex­ In the first six months of 1956 a true co-operative enterprise, paid by the company since its in­ which opened its doors for busin­ Sask., in mass meeting here as­ ceeds $24,000,000. Farm control of Canada's foreign trade deficit, that ganized on the same basic prin- ception now exceed $16,000.00. ess that September .morning in sembled, heartily recommend the the UGG is enriched through some |>les as the Rochdale Pioneers — formation of a company composed Shareholders' equity ' stands at 1906. 300 farmer delegates representing is, the excess of imports over ex­ which the co-operative move- Complete Farm Service wholly of farmers to be known as the shareholders, who meet an­ ports, reached the all-time record $10,000,000. representing slightly the Grain Growers Grain Comp­ bnt of Great Britain is based, Operations of the UGG are nually to review Company opera­ high of $547 million. tcordingly, it provided for the over $2.00 for every dollar invest­ more diversified than those of any any with shares at $25.00 each and luing of share capital on which ed. of the other major co-operatives. with a large enough issue of flimited rate of interest is paid Success Stimulates Movement In addition to' its grain handling shares to include all western grain equal voting rights for mem- The young company's struggle facilities, which include terminal growers desirous of becoming Irs regardless of the number of for survival in the early days elevators at Port Arthur and Van­ members." lares held . . . and the payment caught the attention of farmers in couver served by its system of Thus was launched Canada's The Annual Convention patronage dividends to custom- every part of the West, particular­ 685 country elevators, the UGG first farmer-owned grain comp­ i. — ly those in Alberta. By 1909 ship­ operates a modern plant at Ed­ any. The Grain Growers Company licy Challenged ments had increased to such an monton manufacturing a complete (later to become United Grain extent a branch office was opened line of livestock and poultry feed­ Growers Limited), with second Indeed it was the declaration by at Calgary- to provide better ser­ ing supplements under the brand hand furniture in a small office at ALBERTA LIBERAL ASSOCIATION e company of its intention to vice for Alberta producers. name "Money Maker Feeds". The Winnipeg, announced to the world it was ready for business and for­ y patronage dividends in its It was at the Calgary convention UGG also offers farmers a gener­ will be held at the st year of operation that almost of the UFA in 1913 that Alberta al insurance service, distributes mally opened its doors on Sept. 5, oved disastrous. Patronage divi- farmers decided to launch an ele­ through its elevators and special 1906. Palliser Hotel, Calgary nds at that time were interpret- vator company of their own. (Two representatives a wide range of Membership in the new comp­ by the Winnipeg Grain Ex- years earlier Saskatchewan farm­ J. E. BROWNLEE, Q.C. E. A. PARTRIDGE farm supplies and publishes two nge as an intent to rebate part ers, faced with similar problems, President Since 1948 Company's First President of Canada's outstanding farm jour­ the commission charges to the had formed the Saskatchewan Co­ E. A. Partridge, of Sintaluta, Sask­ rar, was elected to this office. J. nals, "The Country Guide" and November 13 and 14,1956 rmer. operative Elevator Company). Cap­ atchewan, was the first president E. Brownlee, Q.C. has guided the "Canadian Cattlemen." Through of the original Grain Growers' Company's affairs since 1948, hav­ its agents and dealers the UGG Alarmed, the Grain Exchange ital for the Alberta project was WASHED Please see that your constituency is fully represented. raised by a loan from the Alberta Grain Company. He served in this ing succeeded R. S. Law as presi­ provides some type of farm serv­ oved swiftly and revoked the position during the Company's dent. Mr. Brownlee has taken an ice in some 2,000 prairie communi­ ?or further information write to the Alberta Liberal mpany's trading privileges. Al- government and by the sale of shares to farmers. Rapid progress early trials for survival and re­active part in the Western farm ties. Association, 10028, 102 St., Edmonton, Alberta. ady consigned and enroute were signed in 1907 and Hon. T. A. Cre- movement since 1911. Farmers Organize CRUSHED ROCK undreds Qf cars of grain which, was made and at the start df thc ithout trading rights, the comp- crop year the Alberta Farmers' United Grain Growers Limited had no prospect of selling, Co-operative Elevator Company ed. equally worn typewriter. On the was born of necessity. At the turn eanwhile the bank was demand- was ready to handle grain. Ten el­ Champions Farmers' Interests doors freshly paintad sign pro­ of the century as great acreages SAND AND g payment ot a large overdraft, evators had been purchased and claimed — if anyone was interest­ of new land came under cultiva­ construction was under way at 42 In the early forties tbe UGG hus in its first few* months of ex* fought for equality of treatment ed — that a new business would tion, wheat suddenly became im­ FARM FAMILIES additional points. At Winnipeg the occupy the premises. portant. From the new homesteads GRAVEL tence, witb no means of selling Grain Growers Grain Company in the application of income tax grain and np financial reserves, to co-operatives and the final de­ There was little to indicate that of tbe prairies was coming enough did everything possible to assist wheat to feed the nation. Though e struggling new company faced the new Alberta company, hand­ cision of the Dominion Govern­ tbe unknown company which FOR THE FINEST IN"ANY OFHANNA isaster. ment made possible the payment opened its doors for business that few realized it, wheat, now that ling its transactions on the Grain tbe West was oroducing more • TOP QUALITY PROTECT YOUR INTERESTS Join the Farmers' The faith of the founders was Exchange, loaning capital and est­ of millions of dollars to farmers day had either a dramatic past or trong in the ultimate success of was to have an impressive future. than needed for domestic require­ • NEW PIT Union of Albferta—Week of Nov. 12-17 ablishing credit to assist in fin­ Which otherwise would have been ments, was laying the foundation heir daring enterprise. So strong ancing its operation. paid by co-operative companies as Actually it had both. hat the directors pledged their Only recently it had been but a for Canada's future export trade. • PROMPT PRODUCTION THE F.U.A. ASKS . . . Merger Forms UGG income tax. More recently the It was logical that with the increa­ lersonal assets to avert bankrupt- company exerted a leading influ­ dream in the minds of a few prai­ CONCRETE WORK That the government use the Agricultural Price Supp­ :y of the company. On the farms Following the formation of the rie farmers; its very founding was sing harvests major problems of ence in defending the Crows Nest grain harvesting and transporta­ ort Board to guarantee higher minimum prices to pro­ md homesteads all over the West, Alberta company a move was Pass freight rate agreement, the a deed of risk and daring. Within made to amalgamate the three a few months only the personal tion should present themselves — ducers for all livestock, dairy and poultry products. farmers matched this confidence upsetting of which would have that practices considered unjust DRUMHELLER with their loyalty and increased provincial farm co-operatives in a been a staggering blow to western courage of its directors would A livestock Policy involving a Central Export-Import single operation. After many con save it as it tottered on tbe brink by farmers should creep into the support of their new company. farmers. The UGG also was promi­ new industry. Faced with rugged Board to co-ordinate and supervise assembly and Temporarily deferring its* patron­ ferences the Saskatchewan comp­ of bankruptcy and failure. Some­ any decided against joining but nent in opposing increased rail how it survived and at the end of conditions of pioneer life — of SAND & GRAVEL eting of surplus agricultural products. age dividend policy the new com­ rates for domestic grain and the long distances to markets, it was pany somehow struggled through Manitoba and Alberta proceeded its first year showed a meagre No increase in freight rates until farm income is s with definite plans to unite. In natural that they should seek to he year. It had' weathered the September 5, 1906 was a day of profit. improve methods ' of marketing stantially improved. 1917, by almost unanimous vote little importance to the tenants of Yet 50 years later this company first storms and prospects for the and grain handling. CO., LTD. Farm credit to assist young farmers to get establi future seemed encouraging. With of the shareholders, the Grain a downtown office building in would be widely known as one of Growers Grain Company and the on minimum economic farm units and to help capable the passing of time its position in Winnipeg. Questioned, they might the largest and most successful It was at Sintaluta, Saskatche­ Midland Rd. — Phone~2663 the grain trade became firmly en- Alberta Farmers Co-operative El­ have recalled that about that time business enterprises in Canada. Its wan, that a group of fanners fin­ subsistence farrnprs. evator Company were amalgamat­ Drumheller It renched. a new occupant had moved into membership would number 50,- ally decided to take action to Join with your neighbor for a NEW DEAL in Agricul­ [Patronage Dividend Paid ed under the name "United Grain 000; its influence would set the bring about improvement They Growers Limited." one of the smaller offices. A new —32tf ture when your F.U.A. Canvasser colls. The Company's first patronage tenant with a scarred and obvi­ pattern for virtually the whole of would form a company to handle [dividend was paid on the 1925-26 During the period of world-wide ously second-hand desk and an tbe organized farm movement in their own grain! It was a daring •crop, though undoubtedly pay- depression in the thirties the UGG Iment could have been made earli- was a steadying influence and con­ "er had the ^shareholders so auth­ tinued to give leadership to West­ "•"•©•aj^WB^*-** orized. As lt was, surplus earnings ern Agriculture. Many will re* -3|—~--^ for preceding years were used for member its strong opposition to building new elevators and for the proposal of tbe railway comp­ general expansion of services then anies to abandon a number of demanded by farmers. Dividends branch lines. Had the plan suc­ Anniversary on share capital however comm­ ceeded maqyjarmers would have \fear vew& enced in 1907 and in only four been deprived of rail transporta­ years has the share dividend, cur­ tion. In some cases entire com­ •_&•#- ' rently set at 3%, been missed. To­ munities would have been isolat- Fifty years ago a small group of prairie farmers determined to improve marketing conditions in Western Canada. They would form their own grain handling organization! tn a tiny Go 6y 7%4/ftWSA\/£ office at Winnipeg, with slender resources and doubtful prospects in a hazardous and unknown field, their venture NOVEMBER 13, 14, 15 CkHWk't Drat <*rm*r-own*d at first seemed insignificant; their activities attracted little co-op«rattv* Orain Company Return Limit: 15 Day* •»•* tormed tp a tant ttmtsai Between HANNA ^nd HP attention. at tka Winnipaa, Exhibition BARGAIN Ground* in tha year 1906. Return Fare You Sove COACH Toronto $63.35 $40.25 Today, after fifty years ef steady progress, from that most Ottawa $71.80 $45.65 humble of beginnings, United Grain Growers Limited has FARES Montreal $76.10 $4835 Wk reached a noteworthy position as one of the greet business Similar low fares from all stations institutions of Cenada. Edmonton, Calgary and East to and including Port Arthur and Arm­ In observing its 50th Anniversary, the Company pays tribute United Orain Grower* Ltd. strong. awn* and operate* • network to the courage and resourcefulness of its pioneer founders of 685 Elevator* in Woetern ""Children 5 years and under 12 Canada, with Grain Terminal* J Half Fare. ... stands pledged to remain steadfast to the high traditions located at Port Arthur and Vancouver. y\ *No Stopovers they established. Through their united efforts and the Watch for next Bargain Dates: December 11,12,13. efforts of the thousands of loyal supporters who followed, Enauire of your nearest Canadian National Agent they succeeded in winning vastly improved marketing CANADIAN NATIONAL methods and higher living standards for ell form families in Western Canada. tn the Interests of tho f armor, Through itt insursnc* depart­ tho Farm Supplies Depart* ment. United Grain Growers ment wa* added to th* Caa*. Ltd. moot* th* (armor*' Fir*. pany'* aervioe in 191J. Sale Notice Hail and Property Insurance -wik:'w*&~~ HEAD OFFICE WINNIPEG Auction Sale of Purebred Female MANITOBA ^nfl»i

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CEREAL px Acadia Valley Bureau CEREAL, October 30 — Dr. and ft. Mrs. Baker and family motored to NOTICE OF MEETING NEWS CIRCULATION JOB PRINTING Calgary on Saturday. Mrs. Baker and the children remained in Cal­ CAPITOL Mrs. E .Krempien, Res. Representative Acadia Valley gary with relatives and Dr. Baker mmm returned on Sunday. THEATRE A Harvest Festival and Baptis- A regular meeting of the Berry Creek ACADIA VALLEY, October 27 - ed her gifts. The bride in her re­ hial Service was held in the An­ PRESENTS Mrs. Stella McBride of Sunnynook ply spoke of her delight in this glican Church on October 28 con­ School Division Board will be held in Sun­ was a recent guest at the home of friendly gesture, something not ducted by Rev. Webner. Gillian her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. done in her native land, Norway. THIS WEEK END Smith, infant daughter of Mr. and nynook on Faye McBride. Lunch was served. Mrs. T. Smith was baptised. Miss Sophie Kibel was the re­ Mr. Ben Frey of Cloverdale, B. Mr. P. Dahl and Mr. L. Dafcl THURS., FRI., SAT. C, has for the past week been re­ cipient of many lovely and useful were week end guests at the home newing acquaintances in the dist­ gifts when a shower was held in of Mr. and Mrs. M. Dahl. NOV. 1-2-3 SPECIALS rict while the guest of Mr. and her honor in the school last week. Mrs. Robertson has resigned Tuesday, Nov. I3 at 1:30 p.m. r Mrs. Jake Frey. Mrs. Gordon Dedels and son her position as cook on the hospi­ Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Corney of Raymond were guests at the Ches­ tal staff due to poor health. Mrs. The Proud And Woodrow, Sask., have been visit­ ter Neilson's and the Henry Neil- Subject of Youngstown has accep­ ing at the H. Huston home, prior son's last week before returning to their home in Sundre. ted the position of cook. to Clear! to making their home in Alsask. Miss Scott wishes to extend The Profane Also at the Huston home was Mr. Medicine Hat visitors last week thanks to the Anglican Church for Robert Wray of Calgary, a brother were Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Peers. the donation of vegetables, pres­ A High Rating Drama with |ACl 1 Ton IHC Truck. Low mileage, dual wheels. of Mrs. Huston. Miss Shirley Shubert who is at­ erves and bread to the hospital. tending Red Deer Composite High WILLIAM HOLDEN and IvvTr 7y2xl0 Square Box, Hydraulic Hoist, Radio. Sgt. Newington of the RCMP Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, and formerly of Oyen was a guest is home for a few days to attend DEBRA KERR DID YOU HEAR WHAT A-l Condition. the Skappak - Kiebel wedding. Oct. 25, a son. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Born to Mr. and Mrs. Kimber, AGNES ALLWISE SPILLED Hall while here for goose hunting. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Knapik, Mr. :, Oct. 28, a daughter. *** IQCO 4 Ton IHC. A-l Rebuilt Q1& A miscellaneous shower Was and Mrs. Stan Knapik, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. G. Safard and fa­ OVER THE BACK FENCE? MUDO and Painted Ql-dm held in the school auditorium in Mrs. Joe Skappak, Mr. and Mrs. D. mily of Broadview, Miss Joan Ro­ honor of Miss Kay Pedersen whose Niwa, Bill Gibson, Ted Mahura, MON. & TUES. ONLY She went and told Sue Snoop- attended the wedding last Satur­ bertson of Regina and Mr. D. Fo- enhoff all about the used car marriage to Mr. Sig Brittner will chler were recent guests at the |QC| Half Ton IHC. A-l Shape **fQr take place on November 5. The ev­ day of Mr. Peter Knapik and Miss NOVEMBER 5 - 6 values at Jubilee Serviee. And' Helda Riffle in Yorkton, Sask. homes of Mr. and Mrs. G. Smith 19-vl Low Mileage .'.. Ivwi ent was sponsored by the Brown­ and Mrs. A. Robertson. guess what happened? — Tho ies and Guides and their leaders. Wayne Benson, small son of Mr. news was all over town in 14- Massey-Harris Tractor 102G. New Motor. £QC Mrs. J. Boulter and daughter The gifts were brought in under and Mrs. B. Benson, was in the Sherry spent a few days at the New York hours. Now we're the most po­ Tires A-l . U«9<3- a toadstool and presented by a Empress Hospital last week for a pular spot there is. Why not tonsillectomy. home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ol­ come over and see what Agnes Brownie spokesman. A social ev­ sen. THREE — Good Used 3 and 4 , *jr to fIC ening of games was enjoyed be­ School will be closed November Mr. J. Flug reports having shot Confidential was gossiping about? fore the bride, assisted by Mrs. P. 5 and 6 while the staff attends the bottom plows. A-l _ Ivi *•£••*). convention in Hanna. a double banded goose. Marshall and Mrs. T. Moser open- Mr. and Mrs. W. Smith of Calg­ An Outstanding Picture of ary spent the week end at the Gangsters and Mobs 21 Ft. IHC Single Disc f ACT Drumheller Wins home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Smith. A-l Condition \L%9. Mr. and Mrs. M. Hagen and fa­ '. ""N SERVICE AND CNR Hockey Club Over Rams 26-6 mily of Calgary are visiting at the *** •SSO; COFFEE SHOP homes of Mr. and Mrs. T. Klym New 14" O.K. Hammermill 9QC Coach Bill Cutts of the Drum­ "SERVICE WITH A CONSCIENCE and Mr. and Mrs. K. Michaels. WED. and THURS. Complete with bagger. To clear &vWi Sponsors Rattle heller Miners junior football team The regular meeting of the Hos­ 24 HOUR SERVICE had his squad in fine shape to NOV. 7 - 8 The CNR Hockey Club, member pital Auxiliary was held at the take second place in the South home of Mrs. C. Olsen with ten "It'll revolutionist Msrfarar 10CI 50-T-Twine IHC with Motor 1AAA of the No. 9 League is going all Central Alberta Football League 1931 Rebuilt and Painted - lUVW. out to help promote the Hanna members and one new member here on Sunday when the Miners present. Skating Club and minor hockey scored a hard earned victory over Lady Killers this winter. A raffle of an automa­ Hanna Rams by a 26-6 score. It was decided to award the IQCO Dodge Sedan. A-l with Radio Q7C tic clothes drier will be held in scholarship in 1956. The Best Comedy of the Year December. The machine is now on The Drumheller strategy paid A hospital tea and shower will off when George Anderson recov­ display at Odell's Limited Hard­ be held in the Rest Room on Nov. *## ware Department. ered four fumbles and John Gray 17 from 3 to 5:30 p.m. The regu­ was an effective defence player. lar meeting Will precede the tea, Fifty percent of thc proceeds DrumheUer now meets Hanna in a FRI. and SAT. Terms Arranged - Trade-Ins from the raffle will be split be­ sudden death semi-final game commencing at 2 p.m. sharp. tween the two organizations, with in Drumheller Sunday. Mrs. Wilson gave a most inter­ NOV. 9 - 10 the remainder going to the CNR esting report on the hospital con­ I Accepted club. Manager Fred Ritchie and Winner of this game will meet vention. Mrs. Sokolowski volun­ the CNR gang now have tickets in Crossfield the following Sunday in teered to do the hospital mending. circulation to be sold by the Ho­ a sudden death final tilt for the The meeting closed with the Seven Men ckey Club, the Skating Club and championship. Mizpah Benediction. A delicious members of the minor hockey or­ lunch was served by Mrs. Berg­ ganization, such as pee wees, ban­ A much larger percentage of the man and Mrs. Nichols. From Now tams and juveniles. A door to door Canadian turkey crop was market­ A Good Western Story canvass will soon be under wa^ ed by Thanksgiving than in any Mrs. Frank Powell left last l MOHL Thursday for Perry, Iowa where and the public is asked to give Starring Randolph Scott previous year, reports the poultry she will be a guest at the home of PHONE 121 HANNA generous support to this worthy division of the federal agricultur­ cause. her brother Mr. and Mrs. Ivan al department. Fitzsimmons.

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