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1 «^c/ EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA WtSt Si VOLUME XXXXIII — No. 20 THE HANNA HERALD and EAST CENTRAL ALBERTtfBERTA NEWS — THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1956 **• !*?c*» • • PRINCIPALS IN EASTER CANTATA ENCOURAGING ATTENDANCE FOR SEVEN DAYS MAIL JBK*i*P* ':*4gkW*S"f*»v CAUSES NIGHT SHIFT JS*-*?*-* r -*S*9Bft«ta* ANNUAL MEETING OF HANNA BOARD ACADIA VALLEY, March 20—The postal staff here had little te do last week due to OF TRADE; PARKER RE-ELECTED mail delivery being held up on account of road and rail con President Takes Office for Third ditions. However, the "lull" vanished before the "storm" Consecutive Term; Organization when a backlog of seven days' Supports Resolutions From F.U.A. mail finally arrived, last Sun day evening bringing postmas Members and visitors turned out in full force last Thurs ter W. F. Peers 43 bags to sort. day evening for the much postponed annual meeting of the Work continued throughout the night until the sorting and Hanna Board of Trade. President J. D. Parker, who was about distribution was completed. to retire, and later in the evening was re-elected, expressed much satisfaction at the attendance which was far above the • • regular meetings held during the past year. Accommodation around the banquet table, which in the past has seen many empty plates ,was taxed to the fulest extent, and latecomers Feed Situation were obliged to have their supper in the dining room of the National Hotel. Reaches Serious •> E. Salt, of Stettler, outlined chang |es in the insurance plan under **hich members of the Board of Stage at Buffalo rade and their employees are in More Information sured. By being members of the Community and District Board business firms and their em Come Through Tough THE ABOVE GROUP includes members of the Church of Christ choir, ity Hall, Monday, March 26 and in the Church of Christ, Hanna, ployees can take advantage of the Offered On Winter; Cottle Perish under the direction of Mr. Henry Beach, who will present a program Tuesday evening March 27. Both programs will commence at 8 p.m. Ifroup plan. Details may be obtain- BUFFALO, Mar. 20—More trac of Easter music in Hanna and Youngstown, Monday and Tuesday of "The Maker of Crosses," a reading by Mrs. Kathleen Bergman will |ed from the local agent, Cassidy next week. The choir is also augmented by several members from the also be a feature of the delightfully arranged Easter presentation. Agencies. Credit Bureaus tors and horses with sleighs were seen in this district and in the vil choir of All Saints' Anglican Church. "Memories of Easter Morn" is Tickets for the program are now on sale, and the public is extended Officers elected were: President Stettler Business Man lage, the past week than at any the title of the CantatcSto be presented in the Youngstown Commun a cordial invitation. —Hanno Herald Photo D. Parker; Honorary Vice Presi- Addresses Board of Trade; |ents, Victor Quelch, M.P; Hon. W. other time for good many winters* . Cross; F. G. Middleton; Mayor Up To Retailers Heavy snows have made an almost never-ending jcb of keeping roads F. Shacker. Executive, Harold Retail merchants in Hanna will [.und, W. O. Turner, P. Makahonyk open throughout the entire district-. MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS TO BE "EAR TO GROUND" FOR FUTURE soon have the opportunity of dis The use of tractors and horse SIGNS OF SPRING K. French, Alberta Storch, J. £• cussing the features of a credit AS BIRDS RETURN •dell. drawn sleighs have been about the bureau. Whether such a bureau only means of travel for the great GIVEN NEW SOURCES FOR RAISING While March 21 is MM offic LOCAL DEVELOPMENT URGES TRADE During the business session J. K. will be set up in Hanna. depends er part of the winter. ial day of spring. Mother Nat Sutherland received the Board's on the general feeling of the mer The feed situation for many far ure has jumped the gun, in Indorsation of a resolution adopted chants themselves, and they will mers and ranchers is getting to the REVENUE; NEW PUAN FOR SHARING presenting "advance signs" of BOARD; SET UP NEW COMMITTEE by the Earitown Local F.U.A. The be afforded the opportunity of "desperate" stage. Cattle are dying the most welcome season. At Resolution seeks the installation of hearing the pros and cons of the daily and the condition will get Municipalities May Have Own System the farm of Byron German on Public Affairs and Industry Committee weather forecasting station at worse unless weather conditions the south outskirts of town Itnna. The presentation of this plan in the near future. Of Raising Money Instead of Grants,; To Keep In Touch with Developments A comprehensive outline of cre improve. blackbirds and killdeers were •resolution will be made to the seen the first of this week. In •Board of Transport Commissioners. dit bureau operation was given at Definite Commitment Yet to Come Affecting Community and -District the Board of Trac'e meeting last tho Scapa dictrct -on the farm IMr. Sutherland also introduced an of R. Chidley a lono crow other resolution from the Local Thursday by Mr. E. Salt of Stett With an eye to the future development in Hanna and dis (Special to The Herald by Ken Mason) ler, who has had considerable ex Final Details trict a new committee has been added to the Hanna Board of mado its appearance three* or "wfiich received the support of the four days ago. In another week EDMONTON, March 20—More light was shed M.lhe leg Board. It concerned a welding perience in the operation of a bur Trade. At an executive meeting Monday morning the new com most of the migratory birds islature last week on the government's proposed new financial school here next fall. A. E. Sher eau in Stettler. Mr. Salt pointed mittee was set up under the title of Public Affairs and Industry. out that a credit bureau was prin Near Completion will be wending thoir way deal for Alberta municipalities. It was made clear that muni man, district agriculturist, told the It was the opinion of the executive that the Board of Trade north to tho summer nesting |eting that in all likelihood such cipally used by merchants to grant cipal governments will be given new sources ol raising revenue should keep an "ear to the ground" relative to any possibility grounds, others ill bo wing chool would be establshed. credit to their customers on a pro and that the government plans to wash its hands of the present oi new industry locating irri(MaBna..'.OJf,Other developments ing their way into the* -Hf™** per and sound basis. In Stettler the For Directory unwieldy -system of « niteh **g gnu its To ccver muaieipaf ~cc~aisr bureau has in a very short time wilich might have any bearing on the future expansion of fthe district where they will take Board of Trade Project up thoir summer homes. At •o* T"tr? gained in popularity both with-con town and district. iayor J. Davis sumers and retailers. To Be Completed In long last spring is ©n the way! REPORTS TO ELECTORS Members of the-newly-appointed First Week of April A statement on the new deal was limited spending, wasteful extrav mancommitte; e are: J. McCrea, chair- The Stettler business man offer D "• '4ftKTunwr, executive ed to arrange a meeting with Han issued in the house by Provincial agance and, worst of all, a decay • member; L. E.'Helmer, J. L. Pid Final details for the publishing Treasurer E. W. Hinman, who was in democratic virility. The munici Heads Craigmyle na retailers at which time officials of the town directory by the Board geon, Mayor I. F. Shacker, R. Mc of the provincial association would careful to point out that it did not pal governments have become Crea, and T. Horn. of Trade are being "wound up" represent government policy, but mere spending agents for the pro be present and give further details. this. week. C. K. French, chairman Farmers' Union Other committees appointed are was only a basis for launching vince ..." as follows: Village Council The Board of Trade in no way is of the committee told the Board forthcoming discussions between sponsoring the idea of a credit bur Following it was perhaps one of Sidewalks and Other last Thursday that all but a few of provincial and municipal officials. Agriculture — A. E. Sherman, eau. However, in asking Mr. Salt the . prospective advertisers have the most significant statements of Protests Change chairman; Albert Storch; J. K- Improvements in Store to come to Hanna, it did so as a been contacted. Some observers see it also as lay all: "There is a 'rising threat of ing the groundwork for the day Sutherland; M. Baldwin; Mrs. C. For Coming Year convenience to retail members of During the winter the names and collapse of the whole relationship Rea. ».£. when the province will no longer should provincial revenues sudd the board. On the suggestion of a street addresses of all Hanna res In Vole System Entertainment — P. Makahonyk, CRAIGMYLE, March 20—Mayor board member, it was suggested rake in millions of dollars from the enly cease to be bouyant". fJohn Davis will head the council of idents' were enumerated for inclus sale of oil and gas leases. This is Advocate Staying With D. Bruce, chairman; Jas. roster. that the retail merchants' commit So instead of grants, the munic the Village of Craigmyle for the ion in the directory. As a conven the lucrative source which has "X" System mi Marking Retail Merchants — R. Whyte, tee should consider the proposal of ience a list of these names will be ipalities will likely have their own year 1956, and will have as mem a bureau in Hanna. made generous muncipal grants Election Ballots chairman; J. G. Odell; R. Shacker, bers of his council, J. Derry and posted next week in several places possible, and when it disappears means of raising money and the L. D. Warwick. Stan McKay. W. Eastham will act along the Hanna business section. where does thc money come from? responsibility of spending it in the EDMONTON—The executive of Housing — J. L Pidgeon, chair best manner. as health officer, welfare officer Anyone whose name is not on the Mr. Hinman's statement did not the farmers' Union of Alberta, man; C. K. French, Ken Cassidy. and assessor. list, or a change in address is nec The official government attitude meeting in Edmonton, expressed Membership—P. Cochran, chair essary, may make the correction answer the question, but much of Constable Bill O'Neill has again Plane Damaged it was devoted to an analysis of the appears to be that if municipalities sharp criticism of th provincial man; H. Lund, B. Chandler. by contacting Mr. French, the Her want something extra, they will government's apparent determin Air Strip—W. O. Turner, chair been appointed as police officer, ald Office, or J. D. Parker. forms of taxation Which could be and on March 7 the regular police considered in the proposed re have to find ways of paying for it, ation to abolish preferential bal man; J. D. Parker, C Elm. court sessions were held in the In Landing The directory will be off thevampin g of revenue sources. and this is Where extra taxes could loting and revert to the old "X" Secretary — A. H. Illsey. Innes Hall with W. Eastham as ACADIA VALLEY, March 17 — press and ready for distribution come in. system of voting. Banquet Ticket Distribution — the first week in April. As a result, many observers are justice of the peace. The official Two occupants of a plane flying wondering whether new taxes may Mr. Hinman's brief deals with Union leaders, gathered in ses J. M. Winkler. auditor is S- R. Hooper of Morrin. out of here most of the winter es result from the government's pro taxes which could be collected by sion to discuss F.U.A. policy and LEE SIM Fees for tte year were set as Sidewalks and other improve caped injury when the craft was posed "comprehensive survey" of the province on behalf of munici* administration, termed the govern Liberal member for Acadia-Cor follows: Farmers $1; Individual ments •will be on the agenda for damaged in a landing accident .last provincial-municipal financial re- palities, in the event regular sourc ment's proposed amendments to onation, who is reporting to hismembershi p $2; Businesses $5; 1956. week. The two-passenger plane is Mrs. E. M. Roberts latons. es of revenue don't cover the serv the Elections Act both ill-timed constituents proceedings of the Al Corporations $10. owned and flown by Pete Marshall ices municipalities want to provide. and unadvisable. If a change is in berta house now in session. Under The brief devoted considerable of Acadia Valley. A pin in the The whole question is an involv dicated, and no hint of such a de the heading "Legislature Report", landing gear of a ski snapped and attention to income tax, sales tax sire on the part of even a single the Herald has been carrying Mr. Skating Party Storm Sewers Passes In Cereal and poll tax. It discussed the pros ed one, and will undoubtedly un* caused the plane to tilt and go in dergo. lengthy study. What the ex local had reached the union head Sim's observation as a service to Enjoyed by Students Meet First Test to a ground loop resulting in a A resident of the Helmsdale dis and cons of each tax, without ex quarters, the executive body felt the Acadia-Coronation electorate. pressing any definite view. act outcome will be is anyone's Storm sewers installed on main crumpled wing and broken ski. At trict, south of Cereal, Mrs. Ethel guess, but it is certain there will that the issue should have been March 13, students in the Hanna the time Marshall was taking The statement suggestedva new' submitted to public scrutiny for street last fall have met their first May Roberts, wife of Fred Roberts be sweeping changes. KINSMEN CARNIVAL high school enjoyed a skating par Angus MacTavish to his home. passed away in the Cereal hospital plan for sharing provincial reven some time rather than being intro test with 'flying colors'. The heavy Meetings between provincial off THIS-.SATURDAY ._ ty which* was followed by a bean Neither occupant of the plane was on March 16. ues. It would be an "acceptable duced in thi' current legislative feed. The students express a spec spring run-off from the street and step", it said to agree that the pro icials and representatives of local adjoining avenues has been well hurt. Born in Yorkshire, England, she governments will start shortly, and sittings like "a bolt from out of Arrangements have been com*, ial thanks to arena manager Kenn was 61 years of age, having come vince should continue to handle the blue". pleted by the Hanna Kinsmen Club Tory and Mrs. J. Betty for conven taken care of by the sewers. Con The aircraft has now been dis- revenue from natural resources when they do the government may sequently water has disappeared manded and will be transported by to the Helmsdale district with her make a more definite commitment The present system of marking for -their annual ice carnival this iences offered at the arena* te husband in 1919, later moving to and use them to the best advantage ballots is far more democratic than Saturday night. Primarily for the support of high school carnival in a matter of days, with little or truck to Calgary for repairs. It is of all citizens. Local governments would be no flooding to sidewalks and store expected that it will not be ready Cereal in 1947. During her resid able to hold plebiscites on theth e outmoded X system, the Union kiddies of Hanna and district, a queen Miss Bette Bond, a -tate fronts. for at least a month. ence in Cereal, the late Mrs. Rob Then it posed the question: "Can fluoridation question under a bill executive maintains. Where more two-hour program will be present sale was held March 17. Proceeds erts was an active member of St. we agree that all other sources of introduced in thc house last week than two candidates are in theed. * from the sale amounted ta $19.90. John's Anglican W.A. and the Cer revenue are provincial-municipal by Health Minister Dr. W. W running, the "X" system could of eal Ladies' Hospital Auxiliary. She revenues and must be apportioned Cross. — the result in one such candidate was also secretary-treasurer of the without strings between province being elected with fnr less than a FARMERS' BONSPIEL SCHEDULED Esler Hospital Society, and among and municipalities.. •?" Under the hill, a municipality majority of the total votes cast. could introduce fluorides into the SNOW CLEARING HUGE JOB FOR her many community interests was These provincial-municipal rev Such a negative outcome would work connected with the Cereal public .drinking water supply if bring with it the result of thwart HERE THREE DAYS NEXT WEEK enues, which apparently would be two-thirds of the voterp were in Women's Institute. turned over to the municipalities ing the voters' wishes rather than Farmers and ranchers who have The fee for this here contest favor. A number of Alberta towns giving them true expression. FORCES OF CANADIAN NATIONAL Besides her husband she is sur are: federal subsidies and pay have asked the government for WINNIPEG, March 20—The job do not give a dear conception of 9at around thc stove most of the is only three bucks, and it entitles vived by two sons and two daught ments; profits from trading activi Farm Union officials feel that winter and envied the "softies" in a whhl at the Grand Challenge or authority to introduce fluoridation. spoiled ballots can be cut to a min of keeping Canadian National Rail what this winter has meant to C ers, William of Cereal; and Stanley ties such as liquor sales; fines, fees The Peace River country won a ways trains operating throughout town, who enjoyed a most success a reride in both the Ranchers' of Cereal; Mrs. K. Urquart, Olds licenses and service charges, and imum by having poll officials pro N. R. forces in the affected areas. ful curling season, can "dry their Special and Homesteaders' events. long and drawn out battle in the perly inform electors on how to the West this winter has been a 'The long hours spent by locomot and Mrs. D. Gehrig, Balzac, Alberta "province-wide taxes which , may house last -week when Highways tremendously difficult undertaking tears". The Hanna Curling Club is Only legitimate farmers or and also nine grandchildren- be levied on behalf of the province mark ballots under the preferent ive, train and maintenance crews staging the annual -farmers and ranchers are allowed in this 'spiel. Minister oGrdon Taylor announced ial system. J. R. McMillan, vice-president, wes working in serai* cold, with winds Funeral services were held in and the municipalities". tern region, said here. ranchers Bonspiel next week, Mar. As for proper evidence, "use your the Cereal community hall on Mar Minister Gordon Taylor announced and drifting snow reducing visibi own judgement". George, "Spring The brief said the first three bridge over the Peace at Dunveg In four months, November to 27th, 28th, and 29th. 20th with Rev. W. T. Webner offic revenue sources can be predicted Twenty-Two Rinks lity to, almost were and with snow So all ye sons ofthe soil and rid Tonic" Greer is the drawmaster, iating. Waterhouse Funeral Direc an. However, it will be two or February inclusive, a total of 270,- packed ila hard that often progress and Willie Faechner is Bonspiel with accuracy and divided with three years before the structure is In Ladies' Spiel 587 locomotive miles wera operat ers of the ''pu'.-ple sage" an*! snow tors, Cereal, were in charge of ar some equity, and concluded that: finished. Plans have barely been had to te measured in feet per banks, take notice and make yer secretary. Come on you guys from rangements and interment took . Twenty-two rinks competed in ed over CN JL lines to power the tear instead of miles per hour. "Whatever funds are needed be started, and it is expected work 79 snowplows, 72 flangers and 34 plans pronto. Tell ma to take cara the hills, the plains and the gullies. place ih the Cottrell cemetery. the annual Hanna Ladies' Curling The devotion to j0uty shown by There's a rock throwin' contest in yond these must come from taxes". this year wm involve only prepar spreaders assigned to this area, te of the newly arriving doggies, and" Cereal. Club Bonspiel which concluded last these men Is in line with tte finest Hanna next week, and yer all Mr. Hinman'.-. statement was fair ation of the site. Thursday night Wednesday even continued. "Of ttet mileage, more that young 'un can take his'n or ly non-commital. In fact, it was a than 100,000 miles were chalked tradition ef tte railway, aad tte her'n turn on the handle of the mighty welcome to Join in the fun. ing a banquet and program was Let's give spring a fling "curlin's materpiece of fence-sitting, couch tendered in the Memorial Hall. IV. >n February alone, with Mani C. N. R. is proud of them. They, seed cleaning plant, fer "pas is jist the thing'- Opening Roads ed in extremely cautious language. Craigmyle Store toba and Saskatchewan lines being by their willingness-to aeturn to a goin' curliu' in Hanna fer three Tte following are the winners in In Spondin District „ But, combined with other recent the three events: responsible far 76,070 miles," Mr. the job day aftor day kept open days". Jump in the cutter, statements by the treasurer and Being Improved McMillan said the communications lines on which And give a little yell. Jimmies' Serviee Event—Breb- The committee in charge "herd SPONDIN, March 20—The roads other public officials, a reasonably ber, Stettler: Dov». Hanna; War so, much of ear western economy Tell farm troubles to clear picture of the government's CRAIGMYLE, Mareh 20—One of A breakdown of this big C. N. R. ed" by L. D. "Shorty" W - ck is are gradually opening up in and wick, Hanna; Lapohn, Rowley. snow-clearing operation by pte via- is dependent. now open for any of thos' ''coun Go to 'ell. around Spondin. Leo JKirby's bull plan may be formed. tte first business premises fo .un dergo repair and rennovation this Second Event—Mansfield, Oyen; ces is as follows: Manitoba, 87,396 Mr. McMillan -dao said ttet tte try cousins" who want to enter up! Kiss ma good bye, dozer is at work in the Bingo dist Most of the provincial grants Mrs. R. McCrea,. Hanna; Loucks, And get the lizzy purrin, Wring is the drug store of W. miles; Saskatchewan, 97,543; Al C. N. ft snowplow operation far L. D. will take entries * Sun rict and has already let out a few likely will disappear. The govern Craigmyle; Sincla'-. Hanna. berta, 49,044: and British Columbia And head 'er jnto Hanna Eastham. Work is now uhder way the winter is net yet over, as snow day, March 25 at 6 p.m. PI •< him cars that have .not been able to get ment's distaste for them is summed Consolation—C—-on, Oyen; Ul 36,602 miles. and drifting conditions have con at 149 or get Without '••J at For three days' curlin'. out for two months. It is also plan up in a paragraph .of the Wot by Messrs Al Stanford and Murrey mer, Hanna; IV* --reaiix, Hanna; Impressive as these mileage fig —By The Warble Fly. ned to open the road east of here. which said: "They have forced un tinued into the first tiro weeks ef 80! But get those entrie .jrly- Portefc: Mrs. R. Hutton, "inna. ures are, Mr. McMillan said, they March.
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THE HANNA HERALD ond EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS — THURSDAY, MARCH 22, T956 s* %gj CELEBRATE 50th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY CHANGE OF DATES ANNOUNCED FOR MARRIED m MEDICINE HAT CHURCH CHOIR EAStER PRESENTATION The choir program previously Bergman will present on the same Social and Perscfhal- announced to be given here on program, "The Maker of Crosses", Wednesday, March 28, will be pre a dramatic reading written by Dor Mr.**and Mrs. Andy Bordula ofl Miss Carol Mathe is a visitor in sented at 8 o'clock, Tuesday even othy C. Wilson. Calgary were weekend visitors in Calgary at the home of her sister, ing, March 27th at the Hanna Hanna. ] -Mrs* lau Smith and Mr. Smith. Church of Christ. The change of The Youngstown program is be ing sponsored by the Youngstown date has been made necessary to Mrs. P. Kennedy left this week for' Mr. Lawrence Howe, of the Buf avoid conflict with the recently ad Community Club and will be pre sented in the Community Hall at Fergus, Ont., where she will visit falo district is at present in Brooks vertized ice carnival sponsored by her father, Mr. E. Meadows. receiving medical attention. the Hanna Skating Club. Ticket 8 o'clock Monday evening, March 28th. Two additional vocal select * • • • • • , holders are kindly requested to Mrs. Garnett Silverthorne of take notice of this change of date. ions by Mr. Len Uunderwood of Mrs. Stanley Kuse of Edmonton Hanna, will be featured on the is a guest at the home of her Buffalo ia spending a week's: visit The twenty-two voice choir dir in Medicine Hat. ected by Mr. Henry Beach and ac Youngstown program. mother, Mrs. F. A. Mathe. companied by Mrs. Arnold Grover There will be an admission • • • • • • will sing, "Memories of Easter charge each evening. The proceeds Friends of Mr. Ross Bartmann Mr. and Mrs. D. Zavitz and Mr. Morn," a beautiful cantata written I from this program will go toward will be pleased to learn he is mak and Mrs. J. S. McCrea were week by Ellen Jane Lorenz. Mrs. M- P I the choir piano fund. ing satisfactory recovery following end visitors in Calgary. an 0PeratiftP-je$eatiyJ}tyi!Ljj8a-. yr'MS&W. f- Pratt was a Calgary •ytMtortm Sunday an J Monday of CHAlRMAN^PWSSltoS WORK INSU Oris week. RED CROSS ANNUAL REPORT AT BANFF Dorcas Society • • • Meets March 18 Mrs. Walter Wood of Lanfine While many parts of the world ria and Gaza and that return re has been a guest for the past sev suffered disasters requiring the ports had stated that many of these The Dorcas Welfare Society of eral days at the home of Mr. and assistance of Red Cross, the most peoples had never before owned a the Seventh-Day Adventist church Mrs. Bruce Hutchison. satisfaction came from sending a new garment. She said, too, that held a.regular meeting at the home • « • steady stream of supplies to the there is a special interest in pro of Mrs. Rudy Dederer on March 18. Mr. and Mrs A. A. Hutton who needy said Mrs. Katharine E. Mas viding layettes for infants born in This meeting was very well attend have been spending several weeks on, National honorary vice-presid the Gaza strip as otherwise many ed. Mrs. Goertzen and Mrs. John in Honolulu returned home last ent and chairman of the Women's would be wrapped in rags. Fischer presided. The meeting be Thursday. Work Committee for Alberta, in In addition to the work for the gan with a devotional period in wee her annual report to Alberta Div needy overseas, Alberta's women which Mrs. Goertzen spoke of the Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pearce of ision, C.A.C.S., March 15 and 16 at had not neglected the work at true joy realized in helping others. Carolside have had as their guests the Banff School of Fine Arts. home. The Alberta Red Cross Crip The group will continue stock recently, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Pearce The chairman commended Al pled Children's hospital received piling bedding and other house of Wasagamee, Manitoba. berta's women who maintained 1194 sewn items and 228 surgical hold necessities in an event of fire • * • their high standard of work and dressings while the Blood Trans and disaster. It was decided to Dr. Wm. Grummitt and small high output in sending a total of fusion Service was supplied with send $25.00 as part of a $250,000 daughter, Louise, of Deep River, 18,325 garments overseas to Eng- 2,419 sewn supplies and/ 371,772 fund of the denomination to meet Ont., arrived iu Hanna on Monday 'and, Pakistan, Germany, Costa surgical dressings- General relief immediate urgent distress calls for a ten day visit at the home of Rica, Egypt and Lebanon. She an received 260 sewn garments and from disaster areas. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Grum 152 surgical dressings while disast nounced also that in November The next meeting will take place mitt. additional quotas of work had been er relief received 356 sewn artic • » • les. at the home of Mrs. John Fischer, accepted for Lebanon, Jordan, Sy Spondin, as soon as the roads dry Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Clyne and Pictured above are Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Colin McDonald as they cut their wedding cake following their recent marriage Highly esteemed pioneers of Youngstown and district are up. family of EM mon ton are visitors in Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wells, who celebrated their 50th wedding IN TOWN OR ON THE FARM Hanna this week at the home of in St. Barabus Anglican Church, Medicine Hat. The bride is Couple Honored On their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Dockter of Medicine Hat anniversary on Thursday, March 8. Mr. and Mrs. Wells who Clyne and other relatjyes in Hanna are both enjoying good health, were married in LeRoy, Minn., WOMEN DESERVE A COFFEE BREAK and the groom, the only son of Mrs. Colin McDonald and the 40th Anniversary and the Lonebutte district. late Mr. McDonald of Hanna. Mr. and Mrs. McDonald have in 1906 and moved to the Youngstown district to take up a Whether they work in a town or-*>- • • • homestead in 1911 from Minot, North Dakota. They have city house or on a farm, housewiv SHEERNESS, March 19 — Open Mr. and, Mrs. Wayne Luke and taken up residence in Edmonton. three sons, Paul of Victoria, B.C,. Homer of LeRoy, Minn., es are just as much in need of W.A. Meeting house was held at the home of Mr. family, the latter recently arrived coffee break as are workers in off and Mrs Bob Campbell on the oc from China, have been the guests HANNA 9. and P. CLUB Mrs. R. Galarneau is spending and Percy of Edson, Alberta. At Excel Home casion of their fortieth wedding ices or factories, a teacher and a of Mr. and Mrs. D. Dong for the INCREASES MEMBERSHIP several weeks visiting at the home journalist agree. anniversary. EXCEL,--March 19—The United past several days, enroute to their of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. Church W.A. meeting was held at Many friends dropped in to ex home in Unity, Sask. Eighteen members attended the MR. AND MRS. ROY WELLS CELEBRATE Employers have long recognized March dinner meeting of the Bus that morning and afternoon coffee the home of Mrs. Bishop on Thurs tend their congratulations and best and Mrs. Art Galarneau at Coch 50th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY day, March 15, with six members wishes. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell are iness and Professional Women's rane. breaks mean greater efficiency and Club in the Liberty Cafe tea room happier workers, they say. Equal present. The meeting was opened old timers here and have always H.S. A. Hosts To • * * Residents of Youngstown contin years at the building and plaster by the president, Mrs. Corkish, taken an active interest in comm on Monday evening, March 19. uously since 1917, Mr. and Mrr ing trade in Youngstown and later consideration should be given to School Pupils Sgt. G. A. Givens, RCAF, t housewives. reading a portion of scripture fol unity affairs. Two new members were welcom was a caller Saturday night Roy Wells celebrated their Golden became manager of the Imperial YOUNGSTOWN, March 14—The ed to the organization by the pres Because of her long, arduous lowed by all repeating the Lord's The March meeting of the Lad high school pupils were guests at home of his mother, Mrs. G. Wedding Anniversary on Thursday Lumber Yard in Youngstown. He Proyer and singing hymn 86. ident, Mrs. Wm. McLaren. March 8th. The Youngstown old- retired in 1944 and since has been duties a housewife should have a ies Get-Together Club was held at the regular meeting of the Youngs ens in Hanna. Sgt.. Givens ten-minute rest period in every - The minutes of the last meeting the home of Mrs. Walker. It was town Home and School Association Minutes of the previous meeting down with the RCAF hockey3 timers were married in LeRoy, living quietly in Youngstown. were read and adopted. Owing to were read by Mrs. Helen Wallace Minnesota in 1906 and moved to Always interested in sports hour, Dr. prances G. Sanderson, decided to devote the proceeds of Wednesday evening in the Comm which played here last Sat head of the home economics de the adverse weather and roads no the Bake Sale held at French's unity Hall. Attendance was better followed by discussions of various the homestead south west of along the Goose Lake line, M^. reports were available from the items of business pertaining to the night. Youngstown from Minot, North Wells still likes to umpire the odd partment at Wayne University, Drug Store, to the projector fund, than average with a few of our Detroit, suggests. And at least two manse or visiting committee. Ways adding an amount to make the con country members back in attend club. It was brought to the attent Dakota in 1911. After living in the game of baseball even at the age and means of raising funds for the ion of the meeting by" Mrs. John Berry Creek district for six years of 76 and his familiar face is wid of these periods should be com tribution $30. Following the busi ance once more. plete with coffee. W.A. were tabled until more mem ness, two raffles were won by Mrs Kaster that the Hanna club had they moved to Youngstown in 1917 ely known to all basebal lovers bers would be present. A brief intermission of Comm made greater gains in membership Royal Conservatory where they have resided ever from Hanna to Alsask. The three Mellom and Mrs: Bannick Winners unity singing filled the break be Joanne Strong, Toronto journal of the contests were Mrs. Mellom during the past year than any oth since. Mr. Wells worked for many sons, Paul of Victoria, Homer of ist, writing in the Globe and Mail, Mrs. Wood reported the articles tween the business session and the er club in the Dominion. of Music of Torontc LeRoy, Minnesota, and Percy of and Mrs. P. Carr, lunch concluded showing of the film, "Who Will advocates a housewive's morning which had been ordered for the the meeting. Edson, Albrta, also were always coffee club to put the coffee break manse at the last committee mi Teach My Child?" The film em Women engaged in business or MIDSUMMER C.W. L. at "Valley" sports minded and played on most at home on an official basis. In ing had arived and it was thou] ""Congratulations to Mr. afld Mrs. phasized the value and importance the various professions -et which of the athletic teams of the area town, this may provide the oppor advisable to call a meeting of said W. S. Smith on the birth of a son, of having adequately trained teach there are a large number in Hanna EXAMINATIONS **M Donates Books before moving away. tunity for chatting with the neigh committee in the near future. Kerry "Mitchell. ers for the care of our chUdren. It are cordially invited to join, the local club. Any club member will ••MS, ACADIA VALLEY, March 17 — Mr. and Mrs. Wells both enjoy bors but even in rural areas it Plans and specifications from was hoped that the high school JUM, 1956 good health and their many friends should be available for women students would be encouraged to be pleased to furnish the necessary The C. W. L. met in the school the secretary of presbytery are ex Delia C.G.I.T. Group application forms upon request. Application! meet tees meset **•*• auditorium last Sunday with a* fair wish them continued happiness. house workers. "After all", she pected, so that arrangements caft enter the teaching profession. attendance despite the blocked writes, "what is so lazy about stop be made as to the president's and Missionary Study Next month's meeting will be in lot.r tban Aftlt I. IMS. roads. It was decided not to go ping for coffee in the morning? delegate's expenses for the next the library on April llth at the Miss Helen Geibelhaus spent 135 COUEGE STKEET Modern offices give their help a usual TORONTO JS, om. ahead with the Three-Act play for Receives Honors presbytery to be held in Edmonton DELIA, March 19 — The Febru- time of 9 o'clock. All are Sunday with her parents in the morning and afternoon coffee in April. ary meetings of the Delia C.G.IT. welcome. Castor district. Easter Monday because of the diff Dr. Richard A Elvee, president break". iculty of travel this spring. In its of Northwestern College, Minneap The meeting closed by singing were held each Wednesday even place a dance and raffle will be olis, Minnesota, announced today Housewives, Miss Strong believ hymn 458 and Rev. Wood leading ing in the United Church annex. held on that date. The group decid that George Kelm, son of Mr. and es, are never given proper recog in prayer. Mrs. Robinson moved Each meeting opened with re ed to donate the books from the Mrs. Gottfred Kelm of Hanna, has nition for the work they perform the meeting adjourn. Mrs. Corkish, peating the C.G.I.T. purpose, fol ADEQUATE WIRING! C. W- L. library to the Community been placed on the President's Perhaps, she suggests, they should Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Barker were lowed by the reading and adoption Library. Mrs. Tillie Moser reported Honor Roll for the semester just have a union of their own. At the lunch and program committee con of the minutes of the previous on the Brownie group organization concluded. very least, they should be entitled venors. A tasty lunch was served meeting, then the roll call. and . Mrs. Barker conducted an and asked for more volunteers to George earned the honor for a to morning and afternoon coffee The project for this month is act as assistant leaders. Mrs. V. breaks and not have to apologize amusing contest. Mrs. Wood and Missionary Study which is about W modern. Hii/fru^ superior scholastic attainment as a Mrs. Corkish won the prizes. Roll Degenhardt and Mrs. F. A. Mar first year student in the Seminary. for taking them. Canadian Indians. The study work shall offered to assist. Servitors for Dr. Sanderson points out that no call for next meeting is to be is called, "The Iroquoise Horse". Northwestern .is made up of three answered by members donating a the meeting were Mesdames L. schools, the Bible College, College person can work efficiently with The senior girls dramatized on a Niwa, J. Anton, and Mrs. F. A. out proper rest and relaxation. cup and sauced. Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. chapter of the book, the intermed of Liberal Arts and the Theological Wetheral and Mrs. Chaplin are the Marshall. Seminary. She suggests a break every hour, iates, two chapters and the leaders adding that a 10 minute rest with lunch and program convenors. summarized the rest of the book. a cup of coffee, or a brief period Other projects in connection with of reading, relaxes a person and this study were making of book gives her a fresh approach to the ENGAGEMENT markers of beads and adopting a DON'T MISS — problem ahead. Mr. and Mrs. George Hausherr of child in the sanatorium. This later Scapa wish to announce the engag entails making a gift for each day ALMA EAGLESON WEDS ement of their youngest daughter, of the week. IN RENO, NEVADA Louise Edith, to Mr. Harold Henry In a roving reporter seric*, the "BLESSINGS ON THIS HOUSE" Blakey, youngest son of Mr. and seniors told about the Six Nations Mrs. Rosalie Keehn of Hanna Mrs. Edward Blakey of Stettler. Indian Reserve and the intermed announces the marriage of her The wedding to take place at the iates about the ancient customs of A "Serious Comedy" Presented by the Salvation Army daughter, Alma Eagleson to Mr. Christ the King Roman Catholic the Canadian Indians. A buzz dis Gordon D. Williams, both of San Church in Stettler on April 21st, cussion was also held. Lastly Bette Dramatic Club in the Anglican Parish Hall Francisco, Cal. The wedding cere at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. Ann Kempf, Karen Richardson and mony took place in the Methodist Nora Hewson told Indian legends m. THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 8 p.m. Church in Reno, Nevada, on Wed., Mrs. J. M. Pearce of the Carol- and Donna Wallace recited a poem March 7th. Mr. and Mrs. Williams side district was a visitor in Hanna by Pauline Johnson entitled, "The will make their home in San Fran Tuesday enroute home after spend Ballad of Yoada". Each meeting At Pleasant View Home, Youngstown, March 23 cisco. ing several days in Calgary. closed with the singing of "Taps". at 7:30 p.m. The regular meeting of the Han (SILVER COLLECTION) na Hospital Auxiliary will be held tomorrow night (Friday) at 8 p.m. in the nurses' residence. Step Into Spring Don't Fail To See and Enjoy... Old fashioned wiring will not handle al WITH A CLEAN WARDROBE! •he electric equipment and appliances that are needed in modern living. Svch wiring NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR CLOTHES FOR ratli'Kii tne flow of electricity, robbings v'fi*.-****- "HOLIDAY ON ICE" SPRING AND SUMMER CLEANED AND MADE your appliances of the efficiency yew - A %4 AT THE READY FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON! expect. Over a period of Mme, this lea* of efficiency can be expensive, too. A-p. HANNA ARENA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28 UillllHIillNHlM^ 1 pliances wear out faster, warts aUetricHy. SUITS MADE-TO-MEASURE! — We hove a wide selec 'Ask your electrician about "§mi Seal" 8:30 p.m. tion- of material in all price ranges. These are from the A Colorful Skating Revue Featuring A 40 Member Cast from Hie Hardisty Famous House of Hobberlin. Skating Club — and Diane Williams and Hanna's Own Skating Club Stars. IMIHIIIIIIIIM^ Sponsored by The Hanna Skating Club CANADIAN UTILITIES, "SUPPORT YOUR HOME-TOWN TALENT" IDEAL TAILORS 3 Admission: Adults $1.00, Students SOc; Children Under 12 - lie. -v^ LIMIT!i|m '4jB; D. DONG. 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;. i PWJM XMEtiANblA^NERALD ond EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS— THURSDAY,* MAROJ-ji-22, 1954 •^"Al/l IAUUA>: ytUOu. tHe CLASSIFIED PACE 1/c*+% ECONOMY PAGE J
IN MEMORIAM NOTICE TO CREDITORS C. N. R. APPOINTMENT HERALD CLASSIFIED AD RATES BORDUI..A—In loving memory of our AND CLAIMANTS George W. Keefe of Winnipeg THE HERALD'S deal- son, Stanley S. Bordula, who has been appointed superintendent ANNOUNCEMENT ': Minimum charge 75c first insertion, 50c each subse pas.-ted away Maich 24, 1951: In the Estate of WILHELM ROND- We cannot brinu the old days hack, THALER, late of the district of En of Montreal terminals and St. Jer quent insertion. In Memoria**i, Church Notices, Cards of His hands we cannot touch, diang, in the Province of Alherta, Far ome division, Canadian National I wish to announce that I But we treasure happy memories. mer, deceased. have taken over the agency of BUSINESS DIRECTOR Thanks, Coming Events $1.00 per insertion. Display adver Notice is hereby given that all per Railways. Of the one we loved so much. the Fuller Brush Co. for Hanna tising rote card upon request. Copy must reach Herald Of —Kver remembered by his parents, sons having claims upon the estate of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bordula. 20p the above named Wilhelm Rondthaler and District. Complete line of fice by 12 noon each Tuesday. who died on the Kith day of November During the current crop year the 9 You'll save yourself dollars TELEPHONE 52 — TO CONTACT 6,000 READERS 1955, are required to file with the United States is expected to export household brushes, mops, cos PUBLIC NOTICE undersigned Public Trustee, by the about 8 million short tons of coarse metics and chemical sprays. 7th day of May, 11*56, a full statement '• You'll get prompt service TO: LAWRENCE MANION, duly verified, of their claims and of grains or about one-half of the to Formerly of Hemaruka, Alberta. any securities held hy them, and that tal world trade, says IM.P. This KENNETH FRANCE By using your telephone to COR SALE HELP WANTED FEMALE TAKE NOTICE after that date the Public Trustee will is more than usual for in recent 1. That an action has been commenc distribute the assets of the deceased Hanna 19tf FARM ALU M TRACTOR — recently LEARN HAIRDRESSING — Women ed against you In the District Court among the parties entitled thereto, years U.S. coarse grain exports contact these firms in overhauled, (.tenet tires. Price $550.00 wanted — Greater Opportunity — of the District or Southern Alherta, having regard only to the claims of have approached from 25 to 35 Phone 20C, Acadia Valley or write Better pay •— Pleasant work. Cat Judicial District of Hanna, No. D.C. which notice has heen no filed or percent of the world total. K O. Quanta, Arneson, Alta. 20-21 p alogue free. Write Marvel Hairdrea- 8496 by Andrew Jerome Gullekson, which have been brought to his know slnsr Schools, 326A -- Sth Avenue, carrying on business under the firm ledge. QUANTITY OP HAY — Lyle Mooney. West. Calprary. Branches: Edmon name and style of Oyen Sales & Serv Wardlow, Alta. 2TIP ton and Winnipeg. Canada's Nat ice, of Oyen, Alberta, wherein the Dated this 12th day of March, 1956. ional System. IS & 20 Plaintiff claims judgement in the sum Public Trustee. Administrator of FEED OATS — at 60 cents per bushel of $314.04, being the balance of an the Estate of Wilhelm Rondthal i_ mile south o? No. 9 Highway, HELP WANTED account for poods and services sup er, deceased. Land Titles M KARY'S N.W.-fc of Sec. IS. Twp. 2S. Rue f, plied by the Plaintiff to and at the re Building, Fumonton, Alta. HORSE SALE Roads open up to the granary. Wm. BOY — to learn baktnc trade and quest of the Defendant, and costs of 20-21-22 Wyryka, Oyen. Box 155. Phone 147. woman or idrl to do cleaning and tliis action. 20p fryine douerhnut.--- Slikkers Bakery. 2. That if you desire to defend tli in At Olds Auction Mart Hanna 20 action, you must before the 16th day NOTICE TO CREDITORS QUANTITY GOOD VICTORY SEED of April. A.D. 1956, cause to be filed AND CLAIMANTS OATS — 90% Kirminatlon, very few CLERK — to \v urk In Ktor«- of the in the Office of the A/D Clerk of the TIRE SERVICE wild oata. Gc/ernment tente'l. Price Hnnm li: \ke Hi iop. Phf.rte 1 IR. 20c District Court, District of Southern Tn the Estate of CHARLES FLET MONDAY, APRIL 9 - 1:00 P.M. $1.00 per bushe!. A. .Schafer. Delia, Alberta, Judical District of Hanna, a CHER, late of Sunnynook, in the Specializers In Tires — Oil Alberta. 20-'Jli> MARRIED MAN — to look after farm Statement of Defence, and within the Province of Alherta, Farmer. Deceased Your Pick of the Yard at i-pparate livini quarters. Steady same time you must serve copy of the N'otice is hereby given that all per Heavy Draft and Saddle Horses Reasonable Prices" Changing — Greasing and employm* •nt if satisfactory. Apply Statement of Defence upon the Plain sons hav inu: claim? upon the Estate of COMPACT CEMENT MIXER—in first 'i strict Airrlculturif»t, Vulcanizing class conditio?:. Steve Tatarniuk, at office of T! tiff or his solicitor at his stated ad lhe above named Clianles Fletcher Entries Will Be Accepted Up Until Sale Time Phono 333. Hanna. 20-21 -2*'p Hanna 20p dress for .service, and otherwise tlie who died on th- nth December, 1955, Plaintiff may enter judgment in ac are required to file with the under - Atlas Lumber Co. Phone 110 Hanna CLERK OF WORKS — (Temporary) cordance with this Statement of Claim — For Further Information Phone — SHETLAND PONV - « years ilrt. $1170 to S4.-.I.I. fi>i the Federal Cov- signed by the 2;-th April, 1956. a full 1 Block North Curling Rink quiet. Ol; Will trade for work horse or such judgment as according to the statement duly verified of tiieir claims ernment Pei*;.i tment of P u h I i <• practice of the ('ourt he fr* entitled 474 or 332 Olds, Alberta Apply J. I'llou l$ark-lmlz. lirown- Works at Hauna, Alherta. Details and of any security held by them and fleld. Alberta. 20-21-22p to without furtner notice to ynu. that after that dat< the Administrator obtaijmM-*** ti*(.m the civil Service VV. J. STAINTON, Commission, National i'mployment will distribute the assets of the De 1938 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN - A-l 112A—2nd. Avenue West, Hanna, ceased among the parties entitled ^19-20-21-22 Service and I'os*. Office. Application Alherta, Solicitor for the Plaintiff. condition, radio and heater phone should t»c filed with the i'ivil Serv thereto having regard only to the 168 or 524, Hanna. 20tf whose address for service is in claims so filed on which have been FOR YOUR ice Commission. 101 S2—103 Street, care of his Said solicitor. brought to his knowledge. 50c HOUSES — Recent listlnts we con Edmonton. Not Later Than March DATED this 7th da/ of March, Dated at Land Titles Building, Cal sider reasonable. 6 rooms downstairs 2Mh. 19i',n. 20c A.D. 1956. gary, Alberta, the 16th March. 1956. TRUCKING NEEDS ^ ANY PLACE APPROVED: for the owner, with 4 rooms upstairs REQUIRE YOUNG MAN — prrade 10 P. L. QUINTON. to rent. The rent could almost make "M. J. EDWARDS" Deputy Public Trustee. 20-21 • ••" U IN TOWN! or fetter, acquainted with farm J. D. C. D. S A. 19-20-21 PHONE 465 the payments A comfortable home. machinerj. ab'e to assemble mach PHONE 244 AU utilities. Priced to sell. inery and sell repairs. Also capable 4 room house, well painted Inside of looking after order desk. Good NOTICE TO CREDITORS HANNA DAY Or NIGHT! with new runs. Oas and liKhts in. opport unity for advancement with Sewer and water lit lane. Insulated. pension, hospitr.l and medical plan. AND CLAIMANTS No need for "hoofing" it when close to $3,000. Peel free to call ion. EXPERT RADIO REPAIRS Apply. Box It21, Herald office. 2n In the Estate of JOHN POLLOCK Farm With I you can go by taxi so cheaply! Cassidy Agencies Hanna. 20c Fair prices, 90 day guarantee. late of Craigmyle, Alberta, Farmer, Use the cab when you go visit YOUNG MAN — to work in Oyen Deceased. ( CATTLE HAULING ing . . . when you're in a hurry REGISTERED ANGUS BULI High Co-op. Store. Kxperience not neces- Ship by transport or bring it your land Stock Farm breeding. Also r Notice is hereby given that all per LUMBER — COAL sary. Contac mana(. er hy phone at self. We'll fix it while you wait. sons having claims upon the Estate ... on the way to a train . . . small quantity ot baled prairie hay. 13, Oyen. 20-21c 10% discount to help defray cost GRAIN — GENERAL or when you're shopping. Albert Moench, Craigmyle, phone of transportation. of the above aimed John Pollock, who R3804. . 20-21-22p died on the "1st day of January, A.D. The HAULING Roy's Taxi Service MISCELLANEOUS 195fi, are required to file with Anna I. HEREFORD YEARLING "BULLS — MORSE'S RADIO SERVICE Pollock of Craigmyle, Alberta, by May Located at Th* Hanna Garag* Registered.' Very reasonable. J. H. BASEMENT FLOODING TROUBLE? 4th, 1956, a full statement duly veri Puller. Castor, Alta. ' 20p — Red Deer C'cnii^ny fully experienc First St. West, South Drumheller fied ttf their claims and of any securi ed in waterproofing basements, Enquire any taxi stand for location ties held hy them, and that after thai FOUR MILK COWS — two just fresh guarantee their work. Interested date lhe executors will distribute the I -USE- and two cominp* fresh. Is Maetke, parties please phone 259. A. Block 16tf assets of the deceased among the par 106 Ma.ln St., Hanna. 20-2lp som 19-20p ties entitled thereto having regard only to the cla'ms of which notice has
'•'; rk r';s*H< *Y 'e^y^*%*xr**^rt^e*-e^sr 5. V2m3BWkt\\ __t___mS^i •r^'--is«E*^ia-Bs&sssai*Sj*9r^« •mmmy. THE HANNA HERALD and EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS — THURSDAY, MARCH 22, t»56 J2& 4,a********i'i'*4*i********************************* YOUNGSTOWN RESIDENT met at the home of Mrs. Doreen PASSES IN MANNA HOSPITAL SQUARE DEAL Solberg with eight members pre THE BOOKSHELF.. sent, eome arrived by car others on EASTER MESSAGE - A resident of Youngstown for horseback. Boll coll ifi answered By Mrs. Ollva Talmafl* SQUARE DEAL, March 12—Mrs. COUNTRY EDITOR.. . .*•. -»- .a. .a. ja. the past 35 years, Miss Elizabeth by each member on thine! each TTTTT G. Hansen has returned home aft Inglis passed away in the Hsuina would Uke to grow. A scrapbook by "He is not here, He has risen". unknown beyond. I am sure that er several weeks visit hr Hanna Municipal Hospital on Wednesday, of Alberta Indians is to be oa* of How these words thrill and com He whose mercies are new every "THE SCALPEL, THE SWORD" wtth her daughters, Elsie and Geo the main projects for tbis yew. A March 14th, at the age of 79 years. Jim Greenblat — Swift Current Sun fort us. morning and fresh every evening, By Tad Allan rgia. lovely supper was enjoyed by aH There ara no sweeter words in who brings into every epoch of my and Sydney Gordon A native of Scotland, she had A couple of curling rinks from to bring an enjoyable afternoon to life a new surprise and makes in *k Canadiana: The use of Dob all Scriptures to us who know that made a host of Mends throughout the Square Deal district came a close. gesture might precipitate a major every experience a new disclosure Dr. Norman Bethune, the subject the Youngstown district since com bin again on the prairies due to where He is there we shall be also. through the Pollockville bonspiel Mrs. J. Pearce accompanied ber social disaster" Wearily the Something wonderful, too wonder of His live, who sweatens gladness of tips comprehensive biography, ing there in 1921. She was a mem with a prize. Congratulations to the roads can create embarrass son, Leo and daughter-in-law to editor of Plaindealer at Souris, ful for us to understand, happened with gratitude and sorrow with has been described by the authors ber of the Youngstown United the teams. ment, reports the Neepawa (Man.) comfort, who gives the lark for the Calgary for a visit witb friends Man., tells that through the cour there at that empty tomb. The dis as a man who 'lived on many lev Church. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Pearce and Press, of the farmer from Glenella morning and the nightingale for and relatives. tesy of the provincial government, ciples were simply bidden by their els, had many careers, was involv Two cousins survive her in Scot family of Dauphin, Manitoba, are the twilight, who makes every year Mr. and Mrs. John Spenee mot who came to town, drove to the he received a copy of the Manitoba Master to "Witness". This witness ed with many people, and became land. Funeral services were con visiting the former's parents, Mr. richer than the year preceding and ored to Hanna to bid farewell to filling station and absent-mindedly Liquor Enquiry Commission, ' "a to our living Lord has been handed a stormy petrel of some of the de ducted from the Youngstown Unit and Mrs. J. Pearce of Carolside. every, new experience an exper the former's brother, Ted, and his said "Fill *er up" Jo the attendant; massive volume -726 pages plus an down to us and our hearts respond cisive happenings of our erae.d Church at 2 o'clock Monday Congratulations are in order to ience of His marvelous skill in gift family, who are returning to Eng result, red face The Hudson appendix of 25 pages"—probably in a glad "Amen". Though he first won international afternoon with Rev. W. L. Gourlay two of our high school students, giving, has for me some future of fame as a thoracic surgeon, he was land after several months stay in Bay Post (Sask.) says the Departs thinking they should operate... a Although eye hath not seen, nor officiating. Interment followed in Miss Georgia Hansen and Pearl glad surprise which I would not also, in varying degrees a painter, Sunnynook with his mother and ment of Natural Resources are blackbird on the farm of A. Robin ear heard, our risen Lord comm the Youngstown cemetery under Givens, formerly of Square Deal forecast f I could". poet, soldier, critic, teacher, lect aU the family. planning on taking a load of moose son, Cabri, Sask., stayed on allunicate s to us the assurance of the direction of Whyte's Funeral School, Carolside, for their great "I fear no foe, with Thee at hand urer, inventor, medical writer and and deer hides to distribute among winter living with the cattle in the this glorious new life and of our Home. accomplishment on the basketball to bless, theorist'. Indians in various northern out stable and enjoying it •.. At Lac everlasting union with Him. God team of the Hanna high school. BUY YOUR RUBBER STAMPS Ills have no weight, and tears no posts, where they are scarce, be Pelletier, Sask.. Paul Alary relates reveals Himself to us who believe, Born in Grave nhurst, Ontario, in The WUd Rose F.W.UA. local FROM THI HANNA HERALD bitterness". in 1936, one of the highest paid lieve it or not... Missing three that one of his pullets, a faithful directly, by His abiding presence 1890, he first established his own By Rev. H. G. Smith men in his profession. days, Josie, the 3-yearlold Persian layer, seemingly has changed its with us. practise in Detroit after several sex and now joins "the roosters in United Church Hospital Chaplain Throughout the 1930's, Dr. Beth cat belonging to Mrs. A. Annis, of As we stand by the bedside of years' service in World War I and crowing... Canadian seed potatoes Edmonton, Alberta une had grown increasingly inter Ryder Lake, B.C., was found hang those in pain, as we see the Angel post-graduate study in Europe. are finding a substantial market, a ested in the cause of social justice. ing on a barb wire fence, with of death draw near, we have a Very shortly after, he was stricken new one, in Greece; at West Saint As a medical man, he was partic barbs imbedded in her side; ap message of comfort, a sure and cer with tuberculosis and entered fam John, N.B., the final installment ularly aware of the gap between parently jumped for a bird and tain witness, that just beyond the ed Trudeau Sanatorium where he BUILDING IN THE SPRING! of a 4,000 ton order was loaded the public need for medical care was impaled; lived to tell the tale, river are the gates of,life, Eternal was given slim chance for recov aboard the SS Hellenic Sky recent and available facilities for treat even tho' weather was bitterly cold Life. We find this simple witness All Aboard ery. ly a recent arrival to the fam ment. He became an outspoken ... Editor of Camrose (Alta.) Can is most effective. This hope truly Bud Bethune refused to surrend YOU'LL DO WELL TO MAKE ily of Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Milher- By G. B. Mortimore advocate of socialized medicine. adian, returning from Mexico City gives comfort to the departing er his life so easily. Voracious on of Juniper, N.B., was the fif The outbreak of the Spanish Civil trip, was quite frank with his read soul. reading of all available literature teenth child, all single birth, nine War in M936 provided the outlet YOUR PLANS NOW! ers (and in the editorial column, niitiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiililiititiiimMliilHimllMiiiiiilMHiMt on the comparatively new techni boys, six girls; twelve still reside "Hold Thou Thy cross before my he needed for actively putting to too); "They were wearing those que of thoracic surgery convinced with their parents.. From Spring- closing eyes, It was a bad day for me when I work his passionate convictions. skin-tight narrow skirts that fitted Shine through the gloom, and him that his was a case that would hill (N.S.) Record: "After seeing read that news item about the Tas- He arrived in Madrid late' in their little round bottoms like a point me to the skies, respond to such treatment — and Grace Kelly at the Capitol, we manian state lottery. 1936 and organized the first mobile tight kid glove and looked as if Heaven's morning breaks, and he was right From that time on, We Offer - understand better why the Prince First prize is the chief hotel in blood transfusion unit to be used a deep breath or a sudden quick earth's vain shadows flee". he made thoracic surgery his spec of Monaco selected her as the girl Hobart, worth $320,000; plus $22,- anywhere. The following year he The atomb bomb has brought to ialty and became world famous for to Grace his mansion." 500 in cash. became a member of the Commun • EXCAVATING SERVICE us an age of fear. The empty tomb his operative technique and for his ist Party of Canada. And in 1038 opens to us the way to eternal Since the story appeared I have improved designs for surgical in * Grand Forks (B.C.) Gazette: he went to China. There under peace. Greater than the forces of chewed my nails down to the knuc struments. Making his headquart • SAND & GRAVEL "The door should be thrown wide heartbreaking conditions that destruction are the powers of God. kles worrying about running that ers in Montreal, he held several open to more immigrants. All peo would have killed an ordinary man, to heal and to restore. If we have 97-room hotel. private consultive posts and was, ple who want to come to Canada, he set up a guerrilla medical serv found life's true basis and life's To begin with, the place is full and who can be classified as desir ice that, again, saved countless Rural Sewage Disposal Systems divine Source as a conscious ex of my friends, staying there free of piling all that work on me. He able, that is free of criminal re lives. He died in 1939 in China of perience, we need not be unduly of charge. Of course I don't mean insisted on being president him cords, disease and so on, should be • septicemia, the result of operating A Specialty concerned as to the unseen path the friends I had before I won the self. given every encouragement to help without rubber gloves and lack of before us. hotel. There would be plenty of Things went from bad to worse, LOW build this country as they are re room for them, and still 90 or 95 until we're not speaking. We just proper drugs for treatment building their homelands". Some 70 years ago, Lyman Ab - See - bott, a well-known American prea rooms to spare. stare morosely at one another as Dr. Bethune has been called a ik Commenting on Bank of Can we count the day's receipts, and romantic, an idealist, a dupe and a ada, Governor Coynes, order for cher wrote the following beautiful No, I mean my new friends, the MILHRES thoughts on ChristianPTfving: ones who have learned overnight now and then one of us makes a demon; he is also revered as a restraint on credit, the North grab for an extra five-pound note saint in some parts of the world Battleford (Sask.) News-Optimist, "I neither know, nor wish to what a polished and fascinating LYLE GROVER & SONS know, what the future has for me. person I am. Already the hotel is which he thinks the other is try and respected as a medical genius comments: "Thoughtful Canadians ing to hold out. everywhere. THE SCALPEL, THE may be forgiven for wondering I would not if I could, stand at the full of those bums, and there is no VANCOUVER I'm worrying myself ragged. SWORD is the biography of an whether, when all is said and done open window and peer into the room for the paying guests. Phone 151 Hanna Luckily for my partner and me, extraordinary man for whom serv AND the judgement of the new Govern I'm also having trouble with the however, we haven't been able to ice to his fellow man was the or of the Bank of Canada, since he help. Everyone from the manager money go into basic Canadian en buy a ticket so far. greatest adventure. VICTORIA has no facts that are not available terprises such as it". down to the page boy had tickets to the chartered banks, can be as •b Lachute (Que.) Watchman: on the joint themselves, and they sound as the collective judgement "The government subsidizes tele hink I cheated tbem out of it. I and wide experience of the private vision, radio, the railroad, atomic tried raising their pay, but that -EASTER banking institutions". energy development, trade negot only made them more suspicious. •br Because in the final analysis iations, etc. .. why does everyone So you think it's an easy life for the Canadian people pay the shot holler when the agricultural indus us hotel-owners, just sitting back ONE WAY FARE anyways, the Cranbrook (B.C.) try asks for a little help?" and raking in $1,000 a week. That AND ONE-TENTH Courier suggests: "One device •b Renfrew (Ontario) Advance: shows how little you know. which would be simple, efficient "Of the 494 unemployed men here, Apart from the help and their Youre on Quality Street when you drive for ROUND TRIP and economical for affording citiz 383 have an education of grade 8 wages, we have to worry about the ens some protecton against the or under. None who had reached high costs of supplies, fire insur ! financial hazards of illness might grade 13 and were under 20 years ance, insect exterminator and Ticket* on sale toon all stations be to make medical and hospital of age were jobless. The report guests who slip down the fire es» In Manitoba (Portage la Prairie, expenses fully deductible for in shows that those with secondary cape and leave us a tin suitcase Swan lake and west), Saskatche come tax purposes". school education have a much bet full of rocks- I lwl©T©Or- now priced with the lowest! wan and Alberta (Edmonton,) •k Town of Mount Royal (Que.' ter chance of obtaining employ The income tax is keeping me Calgary, Brazeau and East. Weekly Post: "Under the check ment". poor. Every hour or so I have to You'U feel a very special pride instahtly to your command for Good Going off and colsed shop, there is noth •k Glengarry News of Alexand fend off a salesman who wants me in a new '56 Meteor. For there's flashing getaway, surging pickup Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday ing voluntary about union wealth". ria, Ont., thinks 25 years too long to contribute to his favorite char no mistaking the quaUty that and safe passing. -k St. Marys (Ontario) Journal- for any party to be in power at ity—himself. distinguishes this proud member Meteor protects yon with March 27- 28 - 29 Argus: The leading steel plant in Ottawa: "And this disinterest in Also, I'm having trouble with my of Canada's foremost fine-car exclusive Safeguard Design; offers India paid its employees an aver politics (engendered by lengthy partner. A friend and I went into family. the matchless brilliance of optional Return Limit 15 days age of $462 for a full years' work regimes).. . has its effect in ihe this thing 50-50. Everything went Wherever you drive, the quality Merc-O-Matic Drive, and every GOOD IN COACHES ONIV j in 1954. The Steel Company of provincial field, too. Governments smoothly for a couple of days, and look of Meteor's sleek styling and modern power assist. And best of Canada in 1054 paid its employees seem more dedicated to perpetuat then we disagreed over who was high-fashion interiors wiU reflect aU, you can step up to the fashion Nt brforaptloa from any CNR Agent. an average of $4,161... compari- ing their own power than to pro going to be president of the com your good judgment and of the finest without stepping out W54-013 I son of these two enterprises dem viding able cdministration. And pany. individuaUty. The smoothest, of the low price field! See for onstrates again that it is to the ad the longer they linger, the more I said I was willing to assume liveliest V-8 power responds yourself—this wfeek! CANADIAN vantage of the employees that in indifferent become those whose that heavy job and let him loaf vestors have been and are willing votes could call for a lot of House along with the* title of vice-presid NATIONAL to have more and more of their cleanings". ent. He said no, he wouldn't think Foremost star in its field
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Poge 6 THE HANNA HERALD and EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS — THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1956 HANNA HIGH SCHOOL PREPS FOR WINNER OF TWO PRIMARIES HERALD ANNUAL SPIEL DURING EASTER WEEK (By Charlotte Zeamer) a quota. Entries will be accepted in The Hanna high school will hold the order in whch they are receiv its first annual artificial ice high ed. Entries at this time are Frazer, CNR AND LEGIONAIRES GAIN Teen Age Spiel school bonspiel on AprU 2, 3 and McKinnon, Logelin, Youngstown, 4. There will bc three competitions Hughes, Roberts, Opheim, MelviUe with each rin kassured of at least three games. Chinook-Cereal; Bosovucn, New WINS IN PLAYDOWN OPENERS Held at Delia castle; Shapiro, Parker, DrumheU Competition "A" Grand Chal er; Schissler, Schmierer, O'Neil, (By Kenn Tory) net. With the score 4-2 Delia's Col Two rinks of Craigmyle teen lenge — open to all 48 rinks. Craigmyle; Niwa, Acadia Valley In McCrea Memorial Trophy lins scored 2 more and Ken Flater agers took part in Delia's high Competition "B" — Only losers games Monday night the C. N. R. got his only goal of the game by school bonspiel on Friday and Sat of all first games played in "A", a and Williams, Martin, Eberly, of took a commanding lead of 7-3 tipping in Omanchenko's play. urday, March 16 and 17. total of 24 rinks. Delia, plus approximately 15 Han over tbe Hand HUls Bronks while Tory got credit for a corner shot BUUe O'Neill, skip, with his rink na rinks. when goalie Sinclair obligingly Competition "C" — Losers of tbe league champion Delia Legon- of Jerry Schissler, Jennie Branum Donations from the following tossed the puck into the net. J. first game played in "B", and those naires kept up the pressure to and Beverley Schmierer and Brian merchants are making possible the Bolin got the final Delia goal. in "A" who won their first game build up an 8-3 edge over the Schmierer, skip, with Noreen Lou and lost their second. A total of purchase of trophies: Scapa Wildcats- As a result both The Delia team played a cautious cks, Audrey Herman and Harvey 24 rinks. ••Trophies or prizes—Mr. and Mrs. the Hand HUls and Scapa have a game against the opportunist Wild Herman, curled Friday night with The first draw will take place at L. D. Warwick; M. R Whyte, Mr. night's work cut out for them to cats and breakaways were covered one loss and one win. 8 a.m. Monday, April 2nd. AU R. Shacker, Mr. H. Berke, K. and B keep In the playoff on Thursday effectively. Warkentin was the On Saturday the younger set games will be 8-enders and there Motors. night. most effective defenceman as he battled their way through to a vic will be seven draws for each day. $5.00—W. J. Stainton, C. Steph Hanna 7 — Hand Hills 3. repeatedly stopped Scapa rushes tory of second prize in first event Each rink personnel must in ens, Beach's Store, Kirby Garage, C. N. R. Minke scored the open down centre- Doug Donald was a for Brian Schmierer's rink. marked man whenever he got over clude at least three girls playing R. Wolfe, Central Alberta Dairy er at 2:50 from Ray and Mohl even Billie O'Neill's rink ended up any position. It is recommended Pool, H. Hardcastle, J. C. Charyk. ed it up on a pass from Courtney the Delia blueline. Collins was the pick of the Delia squad with Sloan fighting it out with another Irish that each rink be accompanied by $3.50—J. Blair. at 3:14. Paterson made a smart man, George Sullivan of Hanna. A a responsible adult. $300—Connelly's Coffee Shop, rush to score unassisted and Veer- also turning in a good game. Rev. Hohm drew a penalty that raised great day for the 17th of Ireland The entry fee will be $2.00 per The Hanna Herald, Odell's Limited boom scored the equaliser at 5:21, with Billie winning a first in che rink. Royal Caledonian Curling Beaver Lumber, Jas. Dove. again from Courtney. Paterson and a real crowd protest around refe ree Jack Campbell. second event. regulations will be observed thro $2.50 — Central Meat, Jubilee Fiest made it 4-2 for the railway Thanks to all the adults from the ughout. There will be 4 sets of Service. men. The crowd of over 200 fans en joyed these games and more will teen-agers for transportation and prizes in each of the three events. $200—W. T. Watson, Red and In tbe second period Courtney be out on Thursday when the same thank you to Delia for a fine bon Value of prizes total approximat White, Dr. T. Jensen, Cassidy Ag WINNER OF THE two primary events and the Grand Aggregate at the Hanna Bonspiel, the took Mohl's pass at 28:10 but C. N. program is booked. spiel. ely $300. encies, Wm*. Klipper, Star Meat, Henry Kroeger foursome compiled a record of 12 straight wins to cop the Hanna Herald and R. bounced back to score 3, with While we endeavor to accept French's Drug Store, Smith's Shoe Fiest (2) and Fischer being the any number of entries for any one Store, O. Hanson, Hanna Bake Garagemen's events. From left to right they are Clarence Blaney, lead; Bob Spiece, second; trigger men. Delia Outlasts Gun Club Colls centre, an abnormally large entry Shop, Hanna Co-op., Moore's Mot Henry Kroeger, skip and Frank Chapman, third. Hanna Herald Photo The third period saw C. N. K. Meeting Sunday might require the establishment of ors, Patmore's Drug, Geuder Elec- covering up the Bronks like a Wasps Juniors trie, Jenkins' Groceteria, H. Chris gue are as follows: thoroughbred after a hot race, and (By Kenn Tory) Officers of thc Hanna Gun Club tianson. Tuesday, March 13 no scoring was done by either team announce this week that the ann Hanna Wasps made another fine HORNETS AND MINERS SPLIT HOME $1.00—Miss V. Ulmer, D. Dong, Ryckman 6, Anderson 8; Klipper The Hand HUls effort was below ual meeting of the organization impression as they held the High The Style Shop, G- Visca, Drs. Wil 7, Phillips 1; Gourlay 8, Hamilton the usual style expected of this way 9 league champion Delia Leg will be held in the Memorial Hall club and the absence of Joe De Sunday, March 25 at 1 p.m. All of son and Laing, P. Hpughton, H. 7; Housch 6, Pelletier 8; Portfors ionnaires to a narrow 2-1 win. Re AND HOME GAMES; RCAF WINS 5-3 Johnson. mott and veteran Don Benedict placing the Sheerness team in the last year's members and others in 3, Houghton 8. (By Kenn Tory) gary Services League met the Hor Curling Notes .ind a few Flett boys may be the final game of the schedule against terested are asked to turn out. ROUND TRIP The Hanna Hornets traded pun nets Saturday night. Although Fly Last Saturday two rinks took Monday, March 19 difference. On the other side full DeUa, coach Sinclair's boys made During 1955 the gun club had ches with the Drumheller Miners ers won 5-3 the battle never slack part in Delia's high school bonspiel Phillips 11, Sturm 5; Sullivan 3, credit must go to the C. N. R. a real game that the fans enjoyed. several meets and much improve in two games and each team drop ened until the final bell sounded Sullivan's foursome captured sec FARES team for a consistently good team J. Bolin scored both Delia goals ment was done to the ranges on Offen 11; Houghton 9, Ryckman 2; ped its home game. On Wednesday with Flater scoring from Stephens ond prize in the second event. effort both ways. There were no while Eddie Cherkas and Stephens the fair grounds. The executive Mills 3, Klipper 8; Dobier 10, Gour night at Hanns, Samuels of the at 59:34. Attrill, who learned his Whyte's team went down to defeat stars as each man was content to teamed up for the Wasps tally. looks forward to an even better Miners scored four goals in the to the betterment of other rfnks. lay 0. fiU in his own position adequately After 25:45 no further scoring took season this year, and a large turn hockey at Medicine Hat, scored 4 to satisfy cotfeh Grover. out at Sunday's meeting is desired. first period for a total of six for goals for the airmen. Even though the prizes coming place but both goalies were on Almost 1,000 Canadian house Scape 3 — Delia 8 the evening. The RCAF team expressed ap home are few and far between their toes to stop close in plays. wives and business women are Milchanko finished off Collins' The Hornets filled in their line preciation for their reception in everyone receives the experience This junior team will be seen in members of the Canadian Red pass iu just 34 seconds for Delia's Sixteen Rinks At up with Highway 9 stars but espec this first visit and complimented of curling in a strange atmosphere. action again soon and merits crowd Curling results in the home lea Cross Corps. start. Scapa. answered at 4:04 when support. Several of the regular Delia Bonspiel ially on defence it just isn't the the community for a fine arena. Tory carried in and relayed to Wasps are players with Delia so same kind of hockey. Mike Ander Hein who passed to Glubrecht for the Sheerness players were used DELIA, March 19—Sixteen rinks son of the Scapa Wildcats filled in the goal- Flater got a perfect pass to fill the roster. Hand Hills beat competed in the high school bon for the regular Hornets goalie and from Tory in front of the Scapa Red Rose 7-3 the same night. spiel held on Saturday, March 17th the boys out front didn't help him Science Shrinks Piles net to end the period at 2-1 for and sponsored by Delia Students' much. HANNA Delia. Canada's high standard of living Union. Two rinks each were repre Smith, an Olds Elk player show New Way In the sandwich session C. Don prevents any sizable export of sented from Hanna, Craigmyle, ed style in his play with Campbell FARMERS' One Way Excursion Morrin and Drumheller. Wilhoul Surgery Round Trip ald scooped in a corner pass-out io poultry products, according to F.A. and Grover to notch 2 goals. Flat Vancouver 22.10 26.40 The Ronald Eberly rink of Delia tie it up at 2-2. Sloan moved Wiggins of Toronto, general pro er, Stephens and Campbell also Finds Healing Substance Thai Does Both— Seattle 2X10 won the Birks trophy. Results were 26.40 around the Scapa defence and slid duce manager for Canada Packers. scored. Eddie Cherkas drew all Reticles Pain—Shrinks Hemorrhoids 23.65 as foUows: first event, first, Ronald Portland .32.35 a long one to catch the goal corn There is no country to which Can three Hanna penalties. Toronto, Ont. (Special)—For the 34.75 Eberly, Delia; second, Brian Schm San Francisco 52.05 er neatly. Olson made an easy goal adian poultry ctn be consistently In the return game at Drumhel first time science has found a new 39.05 ierer, Craigmyle; third, Henry Hall healing substance with the astoniah- Los Angeles 61.20 as he worked in around the Scapa exported at prevailing prices. ler on Sunday the Hornets edged 40.75 Delia; fourth, Raymond Martin, •114 ability to shrink hemorrhoids and San Diego 64.25 the Miners 5-4 after a fast game. sts relieve pain. Thousands have been Good Going: March 27, 28, 29. Delia. With Smith in the nets the boys BONSPIEL relieved—without resort to surgery. Second event, first, Billie O'Neill Return Limit: April 19, 1956. decided to really try and Beach, In caae after case, while gently re COMFORTABLY-HEATED Craigmyle; second, SulUvan, Han Stephens and Flater were the best lieving pain, actual reduction (shrink na; third, Dennis Williams, Delia; MARCH 27-28-29 BUSES line^pf players on the ice. Barry age) took place. Por further information contact tin* fourth, Gordon Morris, DeUa. Stephens got the first goal at 1:07. Most amazing of all—results were l.reyliound lius liepot, National Hotel The midget line of Jones, Ken so thorough that sufferers made -3 EVENTS Hanna, or Teki'hone 11, or see your astonishing statements like "Piles local Greyhound A^ent. A Winnipeg bowling team won Beach with Simpson made up for GRAND CHALLENGE - RANCHERS' SPECIAL the ladies division of the recent several poor shows lately by play have ceased to be a problem!" Canadian National Telegraphs Can ing smart hockey both ways. Jack The secret is a new healing sub- HOMESTEADERS •tance (Bio-Dyne*) — discovery of SPRING ada-wide teletype bowling tourna Campbell was outstanding on de Entries to be Mode to "Shorty" Warwick - Phones 149 a famous scientific institute. ment with a pinfall of 3345. fence. The Hornets team has lack and 80 by Sunday, March 26th, 6 p.m. Now you can get this new healing The unique bowing tournament ed co-ordination this season but substance in suppository'or ointment DRAWMASTER — GEORGE GREER is held annually by C. N. Tele the showing on Sunday convinces form called Preparation H*. Ask for SECRETARY — WM. FAECHNER graphs employees with teams in coach Silverman that the boys it at all drug stores. Satisfaction ENTRY FEE $3.00 PER PLAYER principal cities across the country have finally started to click as guaranteed or money refunded. •Trad. Murk Rets. Only Legitimate Farmers & Ranchers Allowed to Enter. GREYHOUND playing on their home alleys and team players. T0MYXS Sest-gyy th Tr&ce/. CLEARANCE with scores being flashed to all A very interesting game had the competitors by teletype. * fans cheering when RCAF of Cal of You And All Your Friends
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FOR ROUND TRIP Fine new Contemporary Interiors, to be features? If Chevrolet doesn't offer them, engineering discoveries. It a* power Isatuie ia good, if iltfi sure 1 Gay new colors, indeed! But beyond it's only because they haven't been in practical, you can be 3uie tbat Terms Arranged and Trade-Ins that, even more of the championship road- vented yet. So try the hottest drive of the Chevrolet engines hava itt TICKETS ON SALEs action that made the '55 Chevrolet a year soon. You haven't tried anything new From all stations in Alberta winner. You know the new Pike's Peak until you've been behind the wheel of a Accepted. See The Above al Your record-holder has to have something very, '56 Chevrolet. MARCH 24 to APRIL 2 C754C And on April 3 for trains arriving Edmonton not latar t Local I.H.C. Dealer than 5.00 p.m. -•V'-IR-f RETURN LIMIT, APRIL 4 JIMMIE'S SERVICE -*>^>$# If no train aarvtaa April 4, taks first aval labia train. PHONE 7 •)•• HANNA mf M HANNA "WW! "I CANADIAN CHINOOK MOTORS NATIONAL ^feW*Kii*»» ^i^ Page 8 THE HANNA HERALD ond EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS — THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1956 —a——BMMB«Mege«Bg—w " itibaa ll Illl • s SEDALIA | CEREAL SIBBALD •_ •-•* r -Qyen District Bateau (Prom Our Own Correapondent) CEREAL, March 19—Mr. J. Jack SIBBALD, Mar. 19—Mrs. T. Don is spending a few days in Calgary. NEWS — CIRCULATION — JOB* PRINTING SEDALIA, March 16 — Mr. and ovan has returned home after be Mrs. D. Christianson returned from Miss Skett was a visitor in town ing a patient in the Oyen hospital Mrs. L. Gibson, Resident Representative Phone 50 their honeymoon at Calgary and for a few days. for several days. Grand Forks, N.D., having to come Mrs. Sokolowski and her daugh Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Fizer have by Oyen, Sibbald Esther and finish ter, Ann, were recent Calgary vis OYEN, March 19—Two rinks at The ladies agreed to again canvas itors. been visiting in Calgary over the ten miles with the old reliable weekend. tended the Ladies' Bonspiel in the business section of the town team and sleigh. Miss Donna Thomas is a Red Hanna last week. Mrs- E. Mansfield for the Red Cross- They will also Deer visitor. Mr. Jim Smith has returned aft skipped one rink with N. Gripp, H. sponsor the Cancer Film and Drive Farmers, after the long spell of The community was saddened by er spending some time in Calgary. Moore and H. Grover :is the other in April. Canvassers are urgently feeding cattle, are talking about the sudden passing of Mrs. F. Rob Mr. and Mrs. Benton Speer left three members. Mrs. B. Carran needed and the Auxiliary would more threshing this year or getting erts on March 16. The sympathy of on Saturday for Rochester, where skipped the second rink with it greatly appreciate some volun themselves bailers. the community is extended to Mr. Mr. Speer will undergo further Ferguson, R.* Chaplin and P. Len teers. Mrs. Weller reported on the Mrs. William D. Hart is off to F. Roberts and the members of the treatment in the hospital there. nox completing the rink. Both re Calgary to curl in the Ladies Bon family. Mrs. Dan Schmidt is a patient in port an enjoyable 'spiel. The Mans booth which the Auxiliary ran dur ing the mixed bonspiel. spiel along with Mrs. R. Herron Mrs.'K. Urquhart of Olds and the Oyen hospital. Mr. and Mrs. field rink returned with first prize and Mrs. H- Jorgenson of New Mrs. D. Gehrig of Bulzac are guests Schmidt had just returned home in the Merchants' Event while the At the regular meeting of the Brigden and Mrs. J. K. Blair of at the home of Mr. F. Roberts. on Friday after spending the win Carran rink brought home first in Oyen Brownie Pack No. 1: Ten Naco. the Consolation event. Congratulat Mr. and Mrs. L. Elder were the ter in Calgary, when she was taken Browniekins were enrolled. Brown Mrs. E. Heatherington is in ill. ions girls! Owl Mrs. Rosa Malmgren presided weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. charge of the Co-op Store in the William Adams. The ladies of the community Stan Thayer, Clayton McNally at the Toadstool, to hear the Brow absence of Mrs. Hart, the manager. nies, Law and Motto. Pins were re Mr. and Mrs. L. Hampton and gave a shower at the club rooms and George Gibson took in the ' There has been almost no curl on Wednesday afternoon, for the Drumheller bonspiel last week. ceived from Tawny Owl, Mrs. Flora family were Sunday guests at the Pfeifer. This was followed by a ing since the bonspiel of the first home of Mrs. R. Butler. bride elect, Mrs. Bob Void. Mrs. Their fourth curler, Mr. Wm. Mc week in January. The roads have Void received many pretty and Nally of Calgary, joined them in solo by Mrs- Wood, "Make Me A Mr. and Mrs. A. Matheson and Blessing". After the short program been blocked, the worst in many useful gifts. Drumheller. They report a lovely years- family were weekend guests at the 'spiel although they failed to get tea was served to the mothers by home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Hill. The regular church service in into the prizes. the Brownies. the United Church was held on CORRECTION Mr. Al Flug of New Brigden was Mr. and Mrs. Weldon (Shorty) a Sunday guest at the home of Mr. Sunday, but only a few attended, Congratulations to our civil serv as the country roads were not pass ants rink composed of Glen Grover Petrick were guests of honor at a In reporting in last week's issue and Mrs. J. Flug. farwell party held in the theatre able. The next serviee will be on Clarence Peterson, Len Gripp and recent improvements made in the Born to Mr. and Mrs. G. Rumohr Easter Sunday. Freddie Slemp, who won the cup last Saturday night. There mas a Hanna hospital it was incorrectly of Naco on March 18, a daughter. at the civil servants spiel in Han good crowd in attendance and all stated that they were made by the Mr. and Mrs. T. Machell and na last weekend. enjoyed dancing to the volunteer Ladies Auxiliary. The changes family accompanied by Mrs. H. Calgary General hospital, on Mar. Friends will be pleased to learn music, both old time and modern, made in the children's ward and Rogers motored to Calgary for a 18th, a son. supplied by local musicians. Bill The rink skipped by William UNDERGOING SEA TRIALS— The Canadian Pacific's spanking new flagship, the 26,000-ton that Mr. F. O. Jaques has returned new equipment added were made few days. from Edmonton after undergoing a Mills made the presentation of a by the Hospiai Board. Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. Rosine Adams won third prize in the hotel liner Empress of Britain, is shown above silhouetted against the darkening sky above the River serious operation. Mrs. Joe Hano purse of money to Shorty and Iso (nee Mary Jane Pederson) in the event in the Chinook hospital. Clyde, shortly after the vessel sailed for Liverpool to undergo her initial sea trials. Newest of wich has also returned from that bel, on behalf of their many Oyen had been to live in. The even the Great White Empress fleet, the magnificent liner will leave Liverpool April 20 on her maid city. We wish them both a speedy friends in Oyen. Shorty briefly ing was concluded by the singing —TELEPHONE— en trans-Atlantic voyage to Canada, arriving at the port of Montreal on April 26. recovery. While journeying from thanked all present for the gift and of "For They Are Jolly Good Fel remarked on what a pleasant place Canary Edmonton, their train collided with lows". 24489 introduced an amendment suggest a car. One man was killed. The REPORT FROM THE LEGISLATURE .. . crash sent the motor car right un ing the matter be discussed with der the train and derailed one car. the municipalities during the con By Lee Sims, M.L.A. ed the unearned increment tax is Messrs J. Wiechnik and S. Kat being removed and removal of the ferences. The amendment was car terhagen were Calgary visitors last EDMONTON—A greater number ried. NOTICE of members on the Opposition side amusement tax from admission tic week. kets priced at 35 cents or less. The same thing happened when Mrs. F. Thayer is cooking at the of the Alberta Legislature this Mr. Whitson and Mr. Soetaert mov year has not meant less work, as At other times, a member's mot- hospital until Mrs. Gullekson is YOUR CANADIAN ed that the Government consider able to take over. Mrs. Gullekson witness the activities of Liberals, Ion may not be accepted exactly letting farmers#use purple gas in REGULAR ARMY Conservatives and Independents on the way he proposes it, but the is at present, a patient in the hos their farm trucks when used for pital. private members' days. Government will propose an am agricultural activities. To the end of last week, 20 priv endment to fit plans it is making. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wilf Ball ate members' motions were placed Liberals J. H. McLaughlin, Stony of Excel, in Oyen hospital, on Mar. RECRUITING TEAM Established 193S . As for. example, a motion by two Plain and J. L. Sims, Acadia-Coro 13th, a daughter. on the order paper of the Assem Liberal Members this year, Arthur courteous — Efficient — Reliable bly for debate. Not all have been nation, had better luck with their Born to Mr. and Mrs. Les Maahs WILL BE IN HANNA Soetaert, St. Albert, and Alfred amendment to a C.CF. motion ask TELETYPE COMMUNICATION debated. Macyk, Redwater, asking a Foyal of Oyen, in Oyen hospital, on Mar, ing the provincial Power Commis 15th, a daughter. HANNA -*- CALGARY — BANFF Private members' days, which Commission investigation of Pro sion take over rural power lines. vincial-Municipal financial relat Born to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Car» MARCH 27th Daily Service occur each Tuesday and Thursday, The two members asked the gov stairs, of Oyen, in Oyen hospital, provide the members with an op ions was rejected but the Govern ernment to take steps to reduce HANNA — CRAIGMYLE — DELIA — MORRIN ment revealed it plans special dis on March 18, a son. portunity to place before the Leg the cost of high line power to rural I Mrs. Joan Shields, matron, wish AT THE MEMORIAL HALL Leaving Calgary 3 a.m. islature, ideas and programs which cussions with municipal officials residents. | the member making the* motion during the yeai. es to extend thanks to the follow Their amendment brought an an ing people for donations to the PHONE ART'S - 555 - LUND AGENCIES feels are worthwhile and neces The government has found its sary. nouncement frcm Raymond Reier- j hospital, Berg family, bath robe plans for provincial-municipal con son, Minister of Industries and La- and slippers; Hospital Auxiliary, WATCH FOR IT! Even when the motion is reject ferences have come in handy on a bour, that measures are being tak toys; George Nordblom, ice cream. ART'S TRANSPORT LIMITED couple of other occasions. Once ed,' experience shows the member's en in the direction suggested, and i The Smorgasbord Supper held in CALGARY idea is not completely forgotten. when Liberals It. E. Hall, Athabas the amendment was approved by the United Church basement last For instance, in previous years Lib ca, and R- J. Whitson, Vermilion, the Legislature. Saturday evening, was indeed a eral Members have campaigned for asked the government to imple success. Guests were delighted abolition of the unearned incre ment a program of aid to munici $ith so many schools closed this winter, the following motion was with the variety of dishes to ment tax and the amusement tax. palities for snow removal from choose from, also with the St. Pat This year the government announc- school "van routes, the government proposed by Lee Sims (Liberal) and seconded by M. Maccagno (Lib rick Day motif in the decorations. •f ' eral); Members of the W.A. wish to thank HANNA KINSMEN "That an Order of the Assembly- all who helped in any way with do issue a Return showing: this supper. The Ladies Hospital Auxiliary (1). The number of schoolroom met at the hospital last Tuesday days lost since October 1, 1955, due with 16 members present. Mrs. C. Do It Now! to inability of school vans to tran Bespflug and Mrs. T. Hewines re sport children over school van ported on the Cancer Workshop routes by snow. which they attended in Calgary. H INSTALL (2). For the same period and for the same reason the number of pupil days lost. WIK APPLICATORS The Minister of Education, Mr. | ACADIA VALLEY | CROWNING OF CARNIVAL QUEEN Aalborg, advised that this report * * ... ond send your cattle out to gross free would be tabled in a few days. ACADIA VALLEY, March 17 — The Legislative members last A Brownie Pack has been organiz of lice. Positive lice and'fly control. week were busy studying the de ed recently with 45 girls between tails of how the government pro the ages of 7 and 12 showing an "TIME TESTED AND PROVEN" poses to spend more than $240,- interest in becoming members. 000,000 in the fiscal year beginning Under the leadership of Mrs- PRIZES GALORE! Your Dealer April 1. Close scrutiny is being Tillie Moser, with assistant leaders given to the Public Accounts and Mrs. Connie Degenhardt, Mrs. Bar a number of Bills to amend cer bara Marshall, Miss Kay Peterson, tain Acts, especially by the mem Misses Rae Peers and Doreen Gei Fred Galarneau bers of the Opposition. ron, the group will meet in the school each Wednesday evening at Chuck Wagon Races It is the general opinion that the 7:30 simultaneously with the Cubs. AUCTIONEER HANNA, ALTA. House will prorogue before Easter but, with the number of Bills to An ice carnival that had been "Selling Is My Business" be debated it will be necessary to planned for the Scouts, Cubs and hold many evening sessions if this Brownies had to be cancelled when is accomplished. the warm weather of the past few days melted thc skating ice. Costume Events, Etc. Mrs. Mary Brausse, librarian of the Community Library, wishes to thank all those who recently have contributed so many worth while books to the shelves. Two housewarming parties were MIGHTY MITE HOCKEY To the Automotive Trade held recently. The first was for Mr. and Mrs. Newell Ewing on the occasion of their moving into their BETTE BOND RUTH KENNEDY new home. The other was a wel of Hanna and District come party for Mrs- Mary Brausse who recently moved into her home in town. Games and refreshments were the order. Word has been received of the Central Body Shop grave illness of Mr. John Skappak SEE HANNA'S FIGURE at Brooksby, Sask. For the past two weeks Mr. Mike Skappak, a broth er, has been at Brooksby. Other (Located Immediately Back of Central Garage, Hanna) brothers are, r^ick Skappak of Acadia Valley and Vassal Skappak of Calgary. SATURDAY The C.N.R. snowplow finally pul OFFERS THE LATEST SERVICE IN BODY REPAIR led into the station here this week AND PAINT WORK, OUR SPECIALTY — ALL JOBS after having taken four days to open the track from Alsask. A GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION — FREE ESTIMATES whole day was spent on the dis tance from Arneson to Acadia Val SUPPLIED. ley. It is now two weeks since there has been train service here. Two days of warm weather have made a difference in the height of the snowbanks and already fields "(all In Today To Hanna's Newest Auto Body are showing bare patches. Roads are beginning to be slushy from melting snow and puddles are Repair Shop" I gathering. Can we dare hope that this is spring or will winter once more unleash the fury of yet an 8 P.M. Door Prize other storm. Miss Shirley Ross who has been home for the paat few weeks spent The Central Body Shop GAIL WARWICK the Week in Stettler. VERLE CLARK Special Easter Church services mv- will be held throughout the Easter WM. KLIPPER & RON LLEWELLYN, PROPS. weekend. On Good Friday at 9:45, United Church services will be ADULTS 50c; STUDENTS 25c; CHILDREN IN COSTUME FREE OF CHARGE held In the school auditorium with the possibility of a service on Easter Sunday. 1 " ' l*.*^' i|ffil^v.-; ; -&&P- • ifipp^p^uip^ f r*\ *• / ? i mrt-r iff**, f >fs ST<*ijMkV ' 'i *^***me^L^ s i , i iiiVniaMifl*" etieU ._.,.m. THE HANNA HERALO and EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NgWS — THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1956 sm- k m*m\\m^*s*wm*i -1|i^H. Mi FORMER CHINOOK RESIDENT DIES IN CAL0 j. /ffcRfiESh • OYEN HOME & SCHOOL ASSOCIATION DAIRY FOOD "HOLIDAY ON ICE" FEATURES ACADIA VALLEY ALL ALBERTA ANGLERS MUST HAVEl +L DIARY ACADIA VALLEY, March 19 — by SKATING REVUE AT ARENA, MAR. 28 Born to Mr. and Mrs. B. Benson on ONE DOLLAR LICENSE THIS YEAR PLANS "AMATEUR NIGHT" APRIL 20 March 18 in Empress hospital, a Marie Fraser "Holiday on Ice" A skating revue plish 'when the Hardisty troupe The fishing season locally is still expressed the hope that his de (By Mrs. J. T. Wood) Cubs are carying on very enthus son. Food Editor of The Dairy Foods deluxe will be presented by the presents its program. Blr. and Mrs. Nick Skappak were a month or so away, but local ang partment would receive whole' iastically. The newly organized newly organized Hanna Skating hearted co-operation. For conven OYEN, March 19—The president Service Bureau Also a feature of the evening called to Brooksby, Sask., to attend lers are reminded of a change in Brownies are to have enrollment of Club at the arena on Wednesday, will be the skating of Diane Will regulations. Game warden William ience sake alone, getting a fishjkg Mrs. S. Wiechnik, called the meet members on Monday, March 19th. the funeral of a brother, Mr- John March 28, commencing at 8:30 p.m. iams, Hanna club instructor, and Skappak. Sturm at Hanna, announces that it Jicense here, js well worth while, ing to order with all members re Both these groups are large in SPRINGTIME SUPPER DISHES The two hour skatng perform states the game warden. peating the Purpose or Objects of members of the classes, who will Miss Donna Niwa has arrived it nesessary to have a lisense to numbers and as parents it is our Fluid milk easily transforms bas ance will feature Hardisty Skat appear in several numbers. "wet a line" for any fish in pro the Aome and School Organization. privilege to urge our children ' i 1 home after her,second semester at ic foods into supper dishes that ing Club members, who only a few Miss Williams has been coming Red Deer composite high school. vincial watere, whether they be in BUY YOUR RUBBER STAMPS From time to time the attendance be attentive and obedient that the please all and give our springtime years ago organized a club which Banner has been discussed hut due to Hanna every Sunday for the Mr. Sig Brittner has returned the "game" category or "predator" leaden might carry out these pro meals a real "lift". now ranks with the best in Alberta past three or four weeks, and has class. Thus the change in policy FROM THE HANNA HER ALB to the lateness of the term it was grams effectively. composed entirely of local talent. following a month's stay with his decided to table it until September You know the old saying about done a remarkable job in getting parents in Medicine Hat. affects those who every summer Amateur Night! Amateur Night! "In the Spring..." Well, it seems The Hardisty troupe features Mexi the Hanna skaters, fifty or more, fish in the waters of the Carolside when some definite action may be can and Hawaiian numbers, circus Two days of thawing has really taken. We do hope that by now posters to us that in the spring a home- away to a successful and enthus lowered the snowbanks and made dam or any other similar body of AN INVITATION have reached surrounding districts. maker's fancy turns eagerly to fun, colorful costumes and scenery. iastic start. water in this area. A license fee of Readers of the Herald are InS A letter was tead from Mr. F. the roads in places difficult to vlted to send in names of gue8t# Dust off that fiddle, gargle that thoughts of what'll we have for Their show is two hours long with Advance ticket sales will be con travel. The hone is that the warm one dollar is necessary, and these Lydsman., secretary treasurer for throat and tickle those ivories for supper". For seasons come and sea a cast of over forty skaters. The ducted this week by members of may be obtained at the game war visiting- them, weddings, or othefl the Village, stating that the Coun spell will continue to hasten the social events, such as teas, Ttm April 20th is the date. We ask that sons go, but the desire for supper Hardisty artists are under the dir the Hanna Skating Club, whose arrival of spring. Many farmers den's office in Hanna. cep tions, anniversaries, etc. mL cil are pleased to again have the all entries be in the hands of Ray dish ideas goes on almost forever. ection and instruction of Alicia president is Mr. H. B. Clarke. The change in policy governing possible please phone 62 by 6 p.nfl Curfew bell tolled but unless the with stock have had to have the Shaver, Oyen, by 6 p.m. on April So this morning we're suggesting Witzke Triplett. Local skating en services of the bulldozer to open licenses, however, has* its benefits. Meh Tuesday. Tour co-opera tlotfc parents see that it is obeyed by 18th. Members of the organization a fine casserole dish ... Corn and thusiasts will be enabled to gain Up to the present it was necessary Is indeed appreciated. their children it is in vain. roads for them to get out <.o buy are asked to bring sandwiches that Ham Scallop with Cheese Swirls. first-hand impressions of what a feed. for anglers in certain areas to pay As each member of a family pro night to be sold with the coffee. An excellent way to use up bits home-town skating club can accom SPONDIN •*\*s* Karen Pedersen is once more a license of $2.50 for fishing in fits from the relationship therein It was unfortunate that road of the Easter ham, this easy-to- such waters as Banff National Park: so does each local receive many make casserole will certainly hi* tFroro Our Own Correspondent) hospitalized. Come home soon Kar conditions prevented Dr. Dowler en. Jasper, and other lakes, streams privileges and responsibilities from being with us, however, short the spot. Gay and colorful with bits t YOUNGSTOWN Howard Mulgrove is busy haul in Alberta where "game" fish were the wider fellowship and head though our meeting was, it was of ham and green pepper, you'll ing cattle to Calgary. caught. The one dollar license now quarters. A contribution is being like the texture of this dish, and * , + The Dorcas Society met at the PUBLIC NOTICE] concluded by a very enjoyable 1 required enables the holder to fish •ent to the Headquarteft^^jnd. The lunch served by hostesses, Mrs. its delightful flavor. Delightful be- (From Our Own Correspondent) home of Mrs. R. Dederer on Sun EXCEL in any lake, river, stream or other Alberta Convention is to Upheld Adams, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Pfief cause it's made with milk, the day night. body of water in Alberta. It covers TO TRUCKERS in Edmonton on May Oth to the fer and Mrs. O. Berg. fluid dairy food, a complete com YOUNGSTOWN, March 19—Mr. Signs of spring are now evident. the fishing of all types of fish. llth and it is hoped that Mrs. O. plement to springtime supper dish and Mrs. James Bickell and Bever Several people have reported see EXCEL, March 19—Mrs. Chaplin Local fishermen are reminded that Berg and Mrs. A. Elliott will at was in Chinook last week partici Cassidy Agencies have tl ingredients such as we have here. ley are spending a holiday in Wis ing mackbirds, while stock are in this year's "tackle box" they latest protection in Truck Ca tend as the Oyen delegates. FOR JOB PRINTING Cheese Swirls with just a tang of consin, U.S.A. wandering from winter quarters pating in the ladies' bonspiel. must include the one dollar license Mr. Pfieffer reported that the CongratulatoiUi to Mr. and Mrs. go Insurance and Fidelity Bon« PHONE 52 mustard top the casserole perfectly Mr. Frank Schofield spent a seeking feed on some of the higher Failure to have the necessary per and make the dish truly a "one places. Wilfred Ball on the arrival of, a mit, may result in prosecution un One of our companies give 7 couple days in Calgary last week. baby daughter on Tuesday of last dish meal". With glasses of icy Miss Eunice Eglund returned to Mr. Dederer at present has his der the laws of the Alberta Game percent off on heated van* cold milk and a crisp tossed spring parents visiting with him Mr. and week. Act. inspected to their standard. her home at Acadia Valley on Sun Ball brothers are in town again time salad, you've the main course day having spent several weeks1 Mrs. G. Shelosky of Medicine Hat. In making the announcement of your meal all ready. Fresh or Leona Stickle was. to Hanna on with blower and snow plow. The with her sister, Mrs. Eddy Barker south mail road, school bus road this week, Game Warden Sturm ATTENTION ALL FARMERS! canned fruit is really the only add and family. Saturday and had the cast removed ition needed. from heY arm. has been improved considerably We mode a SPECIAL PURCHASE of The two ladies' rinks competing Mr. and Mrs. Alex Quast made a also from the store east to the No. Two other' supper ideas ... • or in the Hanna bonspiel last week, 9 Highway. This part of the road luncheon ones for that matter .... business trip to Calgary last week. comprising of Donna Ward, skip, Miss Edith Sneith of Coronation; has been blocked for some time. are included with the Corn and Alice Laughlin, Barb Campbell and School children and car passengers Ham Scallop recipe. The first is for and a number of her friends visit Eve Logelin and Rose Osbornctff ed over* the weekend with her par have had to be transported by tra'c- • CORRECTION — Flexible Harrows Salmon French Toast Sandwiches skip, Olive Gordon, Faye AnefrWs tor, carrier or toboggan. Where and the second for Tuna a la Reine and Beatrice Fraser, were not ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Sneith. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Patzer there is a will, there is a way! In our advertisement last week, the following it 70 lb. Weight — Leverless served in novel bread cases ... a lucky enough to get into the prizes ems were in error, and should have read as follows: crisp toasty base for the creamed although everyone had a very en and Marg and Mr. and Mrs. George CAR ON TRACK NEXT WEEK! tuna. Either of these suggestions Sneith were visitors with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Henriksen had as joyable time. It is hoped we will their guests on Sunday, Mr. and ONE ONLY PANEL DOOR *Z_Z (Ml will be a boon for hurry up meals have better luck next year. Mrs. Ralph Motz and family on SPECIAL PRICE 10 IM Monday night. Mrs. Theodore Patzer and Marg. 22 1/2 x 6 1/2 ft ^ VQ<**> and of course for variety's sake Mrs. F. Goddard of Calgary was For TO Days Only _ too. Both of these dishes are made in town this week to attend the Iv TWO ONLY 48x48 inch. It. STORM SASH Special Terms Available If You Place Your Order Now. with milk, tho dairy food with the funeral of the late Miss Bessie Each $8-00 protein, calcium and riboflavin we Engels. Take Delivery When You Need Them! couitt so essential for everyday health. Mr. Henry Morin of the RCAF at Penhold, was a visitor in town BEAVER LUMBER Corn and Ham Scallop over the weekend. With Chetse Swirls Phone 21 Hanna Cleve Rea (Makes 4 Seizings) Mrs. Milton Becker of Eatonia BAKER'S DOZEN BEAVER (ALBERTA) LUMBER LTD. 4 tablespoons butter is visiting her grandparents, Mr. 3 tablespoons diced onion and Mrs- Allan Fraser. - MACLEOH 3 tablespoons diced green pepper 4 tablespoons flour French Toast Salmon Sandwish •& tsp. salt '- tsp. pepper V/i cups milk ( (Makes 4 Servings) WEEK! 1 (10 ounce) run cream style corn 1 (8-oz.) can salmon SPECIAL — This Week and All Next Week Is lllllllllllllllllllllllllll Ik 2 cups minced luncheon meat or 1 tablespoon diced onion cooked ham ' 2 tablespoons- mayonnaise 2 cups biscuit mix (prepared or salt and pepper You Get 13 for the Price of 12 your own) 1 egg, beaten '4 cup milk **a cup milk dash of salt on 1 teaspoon prepared mustard Drain and flake salmon. Com BREAD — BUNS — PASTRIES '•£ cup grated Canadian cheddar bine salmon, onion, mayonnaise, cheese. salt and pepper. Spread evenly on Get Your Free Ticket With Every Purchase On Our ,Melt butter in top of double boil 4 slices buttered bread, top with Bunny Raffle March 29 SPRING TIHE er over direct heat. Add onion and remaining slices. green pepper, cook slowly for 5 Combine beaten egg with milk minutes. Then place over hot wat and salt. Pour into a flat dish. Dip er. Add flour, salt and pepper, sandwiches into milk-egg mixture. THE HANNA BAKE SHOP blend until smooth. Gradually add Saute in hot butter until delicate Alex Rawlusyk, Prop. Phone 116 IH cups milk, then corn, stirring brown on each side. Serve hot with constantly so that sauce will re a garnish of parsley. main smooth. Stir and cook for 5 to 10 minutes until sauce has thic ITEMS kened. Add meat, Cover. Add % cup milk all at once to biscuit mix in a bowl. Stir with fork until combined. Turn out on WITH "HOT" PRICE TAGS! a lightly floured board and knead gently about 10 times. 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