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FRIDAY, JUNE 17,1982 THE LETHBRIDGE HERALD PAGE THREES News of the Day From Southern Alberta and Southeastern B. C. MAYOR AND MRS. MALCHOW Fernie Jobless HOW IT BEGANJSS&Sg • 2.76 INCHES MOISTURE • FARMLANDS Early End Mine OF STAVELY WED 50 YEARS <f IN WINNTFRED STORM • • (From Our Own Correspondent) • Before Council Esteemed Couple are* Hon • WINNIFRED, June 17. — « AREFLOODED Strike Is Seen • The Wlnnlfred district was • (From Our Own Correspondent.) •> RURAL UFE PROBLEMS * • visited by a terrific hall and <• FERNIE, B. C, June 18.—A dele ored on Golden Wed <• WILL BE DISCUSSED «• » /, <> rainstorm beginning Wed- • 200 Acres of'Crop Will Be gation of unemployed who had been ding Anniversary <> nesday and continuing until • selected as representatives at a Committee and Manage* •(From Our Own Correspondent)* Thursday, the precipitation • Lost—Dykes Fail to meeting of the unemployed on June fFrom Our Own Correnpondent) QRANUM, June 15.—Next <f being 2.78. Heavy hall fell • 7, were present at the regular city ment Confer—New Local Sunday, June ID, will be Hold Back Water KTAVEI/y, Juno 17--Mayor and 4> hurting fall rye and gardens. • council meeting Wednesday eve Unions Forming Mrs. Malchow relohratori 1heir gol- "rural life" day throughout • The rain, however, will be • ning requesting to know what pro dsn wedding on .lime 14, the cele the churches of the United <• highly beneficial to crops • (From Our Own Correspondent.) vision the council had made for the Church of Canada. In Gran- bration being nt tha lovely country • generally. • CRANBROOK, B. C, June 17.— unemployed now th&t municipal (From Our Own Correspondent.) homo of their son, Harry Cr. Mai- um and at Meadow Creek The Kootenay River and Lake ris work had closed down without chow. Members ot the Immediate and Northern Light schools, IN A PlCKLFl • * ing the past few days ha« Inundat there being much hope for any BLAIRMORE, June 17.—The the local minister, Mr. Rowe, ed to a large extent the farm land strike at the Blalrmore and family able to bo present for tho SeMOOUMASTWl* IX SHAXESPKAW* TIMt K*PT WDt>% more in the future. ! will conduct special worship. that was under reclamation at Bellevue mines, after several occasion were five sons, Max Mal tOAKiNa IN BRisie TO TOUCMEN-THEM «*.u*e IN The thought of the congre Creston. Approximately two hun The delegation presented a months' tleup, seems to be Hear chow, Gus.E. A. Malchow, Fred, PUNtftHINd THE l»OPIU». TO "n*vt A ROD IN PlCKLS* scheme to meet the situation by gations Is being Invited to MBANT TO WAVE PUNISHMENT READY TO ADMIN- dred acres of land that had been ing settlement. Committees and Otto and Harry, and two daughters relief for one month. The plan was flertrude and Mm. Caroline Harris consider such questions as J4TBR.. aRAOUALLY "PICKLE" CAME TO MEAN RESULTS BY sown with wheat are flooded and the the mine management are nego "Tho Why of Rural Trends", TROOBUB AND NOW IT 1» USED TO EXPRESS AM crop will consequently be lost. The that the. city carry on, giving the tiating and the. trend of the dis of Parkland. Miss Antoinette of ONPL.WA.SANT PU*HT. (Continued From Front Page.) unemployed work for one month Seattle, and Mrs. Glasener were un "What Lies Before the Farm dykes that were erected back in cussion is said to be favorable. Populations?", "Can We Have LANSDOWNE—27 out of 30 polls 1892-3 were not sufficient to hold and $2000 worth of credit out of There will be a big parade and able to attend. There were nl«o the $6000 required to carry on the slxtoen grandchildren present, ami a Rural Culture Satisfying to --Hon. D. G. McKenzle, Govt., 2,077; back the large volume of water meeting of Moderates at Belle Men and Women?", "Is Our Dr. O. R. D. Lyon (Con.), 947; W. caused by the spring floods and the work for the time, this being one- vue Saturday and It Is expected a largo number of oldtlmers of the third, and the city's share of the district. Present Culture and Educa D. Grhrgs, Lib., 181; R. C. Borton, dykes have been flooded, over, that a new committee to carry tion Tending in the Right Ind., 282. McKenzle's election con cost, as they were assured that the on negotiations will be named, The room was beautifully decorat ceded. Unchanged. A reclamation scheme is under city engineer could provide the representative of both the M. W. Direction?", "What Can way whereby dyke will be erected ed for the event, a large \vTilte bell MANITOU (complete)—F. J. Mc s work. V. of C. and the new local Christianity Offer the Dwell six feet above the highest water liung from the celling from which intosh, Govt., 2,339; P. J. Lusignan The mayor pointed out that the union. The new local union at er in the Country?". The mark ever known on the Kootenay were strung gold and whit* stream (C). 1,756. Government gain from government was only going to pay Bellevue is officered by P. Mc- minister will touch on these Flats, thereby reclaiming thoutinds ers which passed overhead to either Conservatives. one-third of relief work, therefore Laflcrty, president; 3. McLean, matters among others, and of acres of valuable farm land. This end of the table where the bride MORDEN-RHINELAND—12 out to carry on work the citv would vice-president, and A. Rhodes, will Invite discussion in con THE LITTCE: BOW IN scheme has been discussed for and groom of fifty years ago were of 19 polls.--Dr- C. P. Wiebe, Govt., have to provide another third and secretary. The Blalrmore local seated, and also on each side of the nection therewith next Sun THE SWEA.TBA.ND OF some considerable time and it 1s! day. Meadow Creek service 1,928; Dr. H. McGavin (C). 1,199. the materials. He stated that it union is also in process of fore three t\i>v bridal cake which oc Wiebe's election conceded. Govern ths intention of the community to matlon. will be held at 1.30 p.m., MEN'S HATS was * question whether the third cupled the centre of the festive THIS exotiee^ioN. FOR. AN ILLUSION go ahead with it. No damage was Northern Light at 3.15, and IN TW« DAV* VJMeN MEN'* WATS ment gain from Conservatives. could be ra?5«d as the merchants board. Yellow candles ar.d tulips ORIGINATED ON THE V/EST COAVT NA/ERE NOT MADE. IN MANV «IXB«, done by the recent floods with the Granum at 7.30 o'clock. MORRIS (complete)—Hen. W. R. will have to be paid some time. He decorated the table. Oe THe UNITED STATES, FROM Oft* THBV VvBUE EQUIPPED WITH A DRAW Clubb. Govt., 2499; C. B. McNulty exception of a small portion of SeRVATION Of ORIENTALS AND STRING AFFAIR. ENOINS IN A LITTLK asserted that Fernie had done a Following the repast a toast was OTHBRS V/WO HAD ILLUSIONS RJE- (C), 1088. Unchanged. seeded land and because of uncer BOW WHICH ONE COULO LOOSeN OR creat deal compared to other muni Vauxhall Farm *JLTING FROM THE USB OF OP tainty of the water levels of the proposed to the bride and groom by TI&HTEN TO MAKE THE HAT FIT. NOVJ MOUNTAIN (complete) — I. cipalities In aldlns: their unemploy 8. T. Marshall of Calgary. This IUM PIPES. rr SERVES NO PORP68E SUT RE Schultz, Govt., 3084; R. Prefect, river and the lake not very much M tmtiiM ed. The matter will be considered ll^llll MAINS MERELY AS A RELIC OF cultivation has taken place. was ably responded to by# theister s had been elected early today (C), 1174. Unchanged. PAST USEFULNESS. further. Boy is Burned (room. Rev. J. W. Hallett proper and one waa decisively defeated. RUSSELL—19 out, of 23 polls—I. ed a toast to the family which was Hon. Ewan McPherson, provincial B. Griffiths, Govt., 2479; Dr. E. H. replied to by Gus B. A. Malchow. treasurer, fell before Col. F. O. Tay number of workmen were, however, however, were thrown away from Whelpley, (C), 1257. Unchanged. ACTING PASTOR WILL By Gas Blast The toast to the grandchlMren be lor, Conservative leader, in Portage killed. the ship and dragged to safety. VIRDEN (complete)—R. H. VULCAN BAND WILL Ihg proposed by Harry O. Malchow La Prairie. Hon. Murdock MacKay, A little over an hour later, The explosions entirely wrecked Mooney, Govt., 2081; Dr. J. R. Hee- REMAIN IN STAVELY was replied to by Max, Jr. Maxministe r without portfolio, was fight nan, (C). 1507; C. McBain, Lib., APPEAR AT STAMPEDE (From Our Own Correspondent) while firemen were pourliur the dry dock, which had been built VAUXHALL, June 17.— Jack Sr. acted as toastmaster and gave ing an uphill battle in Springfield, water on the fierce blase, a sec in 1912. It was blown apart and 136. Unchanged. (From Our Ovm Correspondent.) reminiscences of early pioneer life and Hon. J. S. McDIarmld. also with CONSERVATIVES ELECTED CLARESHOLM. June 17.—The" ex (From Our Own Correspondent.) Thomas, residing with his par ond blast, even worse than the one section floated away. ents on Lucerne Farm, was seri daring the family's seven years In out portfolio, was one of the Winni PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE (com ecutive of the Settlement committee VULCAN, June 15.—More good first, took place. Three firemen Later reports were that the first ously burned by the explosion of Nebraska and their arrival In Can.' peg candidates whose fate will be are known to have lost their explosion was In fact two detona plete)—E.