Good Advice pept. prevail U*** al MAYOR WARNS DRIVERS AND D jn- THE HANNA HER 9*V PEDESTRIANS TO BE ALERT •\*Wi 18 "AND EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS Ito DURING YULETIDE SEASON VOLUME XXXX IX — No. 7 THE HANNA HERALD ondJEAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS — THURSDAY. DECEMBER 15, 1960 Subscription $3.00 Per Yeor—7c P&iCopy "Overeating And Overdrinking Make People Prone To Highway Accidents"; SATELLITE STATION NEAR PIVOT Police Crock-Down Planned Time Writes Varied Careers Common sense, moderation in everything and constantly WILL GIVE BETTER TELEVISION alert pedestrians as well as drivers would be enough to prevent senous traffic accidents during the holiday season, states IN ACADIA VALLEY AREA Mayor H. Kennedy. Urging wise behavior at this season, he warns his fellow citizens to be wary of "overeating and over­ Broadcast Governors Sanction drinking which, apart -from the indigestion they cause, make drivers prone to highway tragedy". Plan For Immediate Construction; "Fatigue which creeps up onf— — Completion Expected In Three Months those drivers who have celebrated too heartily or stayed up too late ACADIA VALLEY, Dec. 13 — Television viewers in this makes them drowsy. The sleepy Former Hanna area are assured of a greater improvement in reception, accor­ driver makes wrong decisions at ding to a recent announcement from the Medicine Hat Station the wheel and these result in ac­ CHAT-TV. According to the Medicine Hat report, a satellite cidents", says the Mayor. T-V station has been sanctioned by the Board of Broadcast He suggests that pedestrians as Business Man well as motorists take one or two Governors for construction at Pivot, near Hilda, Alta. cups of strong coffee before sett­ Struck By Car Work will commence immedia­ ing out for home. "This safe bever­ tely and the satellite will be on • age helps you to keep your eyes Ar H. Illsey In the air inside of three months. The open and keen enough to escape Calgary Hospital With channel has not been definitely CHRISTMAS ISSUE traffic risks", he says. ON DECEMBER 22 Serious Injuries settled, so people are cautioned Mayor Kennedy adds that the against making any antennae pur­ chases until it is made known. Im­ Next week's issue of the police are determined to crack A. H. (Hartwell) Illsey, formerly Herald will take the form ef down on drinking drivers and of Hanna and Youngstown is in a proved T-V reception in the fringe areas has long been sought in this the Christmas Edition, and will speed artists. "They are sparing Calgary hospital suffering from be published as usual on Wed­ no effort to protect the lives of extensive injuries sustained when district, and the announcement meets with genuine approval. nesday, December 21. Contain­ each one of us but in their work he was struck down by a car in ing Christmas messages from they need our complete coopera­ the city on Tuesday evening. members of the local Ministe­ tion. In our self-interest let us obey Mr. Illsey, 79 years of age, was rial Associations, and material all traffic regulations so that no struck as he was crossing the of interest at this particular loss of life will mar our holidays", street near his home at 1807-17 Cattle Sales time of the year, the Herald he concludes. _ Ave. N.W. Taken to hospital by also will feature messages of ambulance he suffered a depress­ goodwill from business firms ed skull fracture, se'vere head la­ Cancelled During in Hanna and surrounding • cerations, multiple fractures of his communities. In Hanna a re­ right arm and severe shock. TWO ESCAPE FROM presentative of the Herald will He was first listed as in critical Holiday Season call this week on business SINKING TRUCK condition, but a hospital spokes­ firms, who wish to include ad­ Prime Minister of Korea John M. Chang ACADIA VALLEY, Dee. 12 — man said later Mr. Illsey had Due mainly to the closeness of vertising or Christmas greet- Father M. A. Harnett Two Oyen men, Ed. Foley and shown 'considerable improvement' the Christmas season, cattle sales ins in the issue of Dec. 22. I now ask, I shall do my utmost of Father Harnett and members of A deadline of 5 p.m. Monday, (By Bob McCrea) degree in 1925. He married Miss Al Goodine, had a narrpw es­ since he was admitted. at the Hanna auction the past two Mary Kim of Seoul in 1917. They to meet the expectations of the the congregation, boasts one of the cape from drowning when they The injured man is well known weeks declined somewhat. Last Sa­ Decembef 19 has been set for Not often does one becdme hon­ this copy. Those who have have five sons and two daughters. Korean people. finest churches in western Canada. attempted a crossing of the in Hanna and Youngstown, where turday slightly over one hundred ored with personal letters from It was Dr. Chang's election as The Sisters of Charity Convent South Saskatchewan River re­ until a short time ago he was re­ been overlooked may phone I am sending with this letter an head were sold, and this sale along people in high office, but because Prime Minister that prompted his autographed picture which I was established since Father Har­ cently. On their way to Swift presentative of the Imperial Life with the week previous, comman­ their copy in to the Herald of­ he was a school mate of the pres­ fice up to that time. The former school chum, Father Har­ thought you might like to have., tt nett came to Hanna. The opera­ Current, Sask., with a truck- Ass. Company and had maintained ded the highest prices since sales ent Prime Minister of South Korea nett to write him a letter of con­ tion of this school by the Sisters load of horses, south of Em­ an office here. phone number is 854-3075. comes with my very best wishes were started in early fall. Father M. A. Harnett this week, gratulations. for your continued good health has been of much advantage to tite press, the truck broke through experienced the thrill of such a TRUE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT The sponsors Fitzsimmons and On the letterhead of the Repu­ and happiness, together with .deep young people of not only Hanna the ice, and the two men man­ • • letter. It all goes back to the year and district but from far away aged to crawl safety through ACADIA VALLEV, Dec. 12 — Powell, have suspended sales du­ 1921 when the two, Father Harnett blic of Korea (office of the prime appreciation for your unfailing the windows. Two of the hor­ The Acadia Valley Chamber of ring the Christmas and New Years I.O.D.E, CHRISTMAS PARTY minister) Father Harnett received support and interest in Korea. places. A large percentage of thi and John M. Chang were going to attending this school have ses were drowned, and one had Commerce is donating a prize for week, but have scheduled another Vernard Preparatory School at the following reply on Monday of With warmest personal regards, for Saturday, January 14. They The Acadia Chapter IODE held this week: taken their places as respei to be shot. The truck was re­ the best outside Christmas decora­ its meeting last week at the home Clark's Summit. At that time, Fa­ Sincerely, moved from the river the next tions in the municipality. Anyone are considering weekly sales dur­ men and women in society, of Mrs. H. A. Bond. Following the ther Harnett recalls, the young Dear Father Harnett, John M. Chang day by Bosch Motors and Al competing must submit their nam­ ing the winter, but this will large­ ful indeed, for the assistance business session the annual Christ­ Korean student was just beginning I was very pleased to hear from received and the training tb Davey. es to Nick Bozak before December ly depend on demand of stockmen, to learn and understand the Eng­ Much indeed has happend in the 25. The prize will be awarded at and the results of the Jan. 14 auc­ mas party took place with contests you after all these years. It was 'World since those two young men quired to equip them as and an exchange of gifts. lish language. "He was a clever D the New Year's dance. tion. young man", Father Harnett re­ like a refreshing breeze to receive left school. But both have in their 1 men and women. • news of you, and your letter own way led a most active Ufe, It's a long way back to the year calls, "and his conception of hard brought back happy memories of work was something to behold". interested principally in the wel­ 1921 when Father Harnett and his when we were at Venard Prepara­ fare of their people. It is twenty- young Korean 'friend attended Dr. John IL Chang was born in tory School together at Clarks three years ago since Father Har­ school. Both in their own ways Seoul, August 28, 1899. He was Summit. That was in 1921, and ma­ nett came to Hanna, and as a young have beea builders. Perhaps some ttyBr'nrst Korean Ambassa-dor to ny things have happened since membe** dt tBff—prTestJiodd "tm* tlMHTHiey may eeee* "esetr, -wil Ottawa Announces New the United States, 1949-50. In 1951- then, as we have gone separate charge of the St. George's Parish. many a happy hour will be spent 52, he was Prime Minister of the ways. He too, has gained the j-espect of in appraising the results of each's Republic of Korea and was Vice- • Thank you so much for your all denominations in the commu­ chosen work. Rudyard Kipling's fa­ President from 1956 to 1960. Fol­ congratulations on my election as nity, and his interest in many pha­ mous lines "east is east and west lowing the April revolution in Prime Minister. I should like you ses of community life has always is west . ..." in this happy hour, Policy Re. Hutterites 1960 he was elected as the first to know that your very kind senti­ been appreciated, and his suggest­ have faded far into the distant Prime Minister of the new repu­ ments are greatly encouraging at ions and advice are received with past, as time brings men and na­ blic in August 1960. this time when the eyes of so ma­ a great deal of respect. St. Geor­ tions, we think, fust a little bit Dr. Chang is a graduate of Man­ ny are focusing upon my Govern­ ge's Parish, which has functioned closer towards the realization of NEW YEAR WILL SEE HUTTERITES hattan College, fiew Xork, where ment. With the help of Our Good since the early history of the com­ "peace on earth and goodwill to VOLUME REMAINS AT HIGH he received his Bachelor of Arts I Lord and your prayers for which munity, now, through the efforts all men". COME UNDER INCOME TAX LEVEL AS OVER FIVE HUNDRED DOG PRICES UP RULING; CHANGES ANNOUNCED AT CEREAL SALE Hutterian Brethren In Future CATTLE SOLD AT CEREAL MART Legion Protests •The Ceral Auction Mart, with Will Pay Income Tax; Revenue Top Steer Calves Bring 22 to 24.60; an auction of cattle every Wednesday and miscellaneous Minister Announces Law Reversal Regular Cattle Sales Will sales every Friday of the week Continue During Winter Months is not "going to the dogs" al­ OTTAWA — Revenue Minister Nowlan reversed a 1949 though at last Wednesday's sale the canine representatives Nazi Activities government ruling Monday and ordered Canada's communal Maintaining a steady increase in volume of cattle sold made their appearance in the Editor's Note — The Hanna that even in Canada we have young I to prevent a Nazi Party in Canada Hutterite colonies and their members to start paying income over last year, the Cereal Auction Market lost Wednesday Branch Canadian Legion has taken people becoming interested in this until some treasonable action etM tax next year. tax act sale ring. Along with prices of December 7, saw another 514 head of assorted stock on offer. cattle sold, were included issue with the prevalence of ideals so-called "Ideology". be proved against them, and noth­ For 11 years the colonies—most "If salaries and wages should be Prices which showed a steady increase in the last several sales, similar to the Nazi movement, in­ As we, remember our fallen com­ ing therefore is intended to be paid, it will be required that de­ "Collie pups $5 to $6.50, sure­ of them in Alberta — have been reached a peak high at Cereal when top steer calves sold for ly an indication that at Cereal dications of which have been un­ rades on Remembrance Day, let done. exempted from taxation by a com­ ductions will be made at source veiled in eastern Canada. As a 22 to 24.60. "anything can be sold". When us not forget why they have given THEREFORE WE WISH: bination of personal allowances for for income tax according to regu­ means of expressing their protest, their all (the Supreme Sacrifice). To bring this serious matter to lations and that the appropriate • Russ Reiman, owner of the Mart the Indians up north get wind individuals and the classification of these prices, shipments of the branch here has prepared the It was given to halt forever all tra­ your attention in the hope ef ac­ returns showing salaries and wag­ NEW THEORY ON and auctioneer states that regular following resolution to be sent to of the colonies as charitable reli­ sales every Wednesday will con­ sleigh dogs are expected to ces of Nazi ideology, or similar quiring a 100 per cent co-opera­ gious organizations. es paid as well as deductions will WILD ANIMAL tbe Provincial Command which in be made at the end of the year". tinue during the winter months, find their way to Cereal. Russ 'isms, which are aimed at the roots tion in all commands of our Cana­ The sharp reversal in policy was Reiman, owner of the mart turn is expected to be brought to of our Christian culture and high dian Legion to exert whatever pres­ A local "Daniel Boon" has although there is some prospect announced by Mr. Nolan in a state­ commented to the Herald: the attention of the Dominion standards we happily, enjoy. If we sure is deemed necessary, through come up with a different theo­ that listings will be a little lower ment issued by his Parliamentary 'Thoso pups were command­ Command. It is with pleasure that the proper channels, to impress ry concerning the rumored during the Christmas and New fail these comrades now, by allow­ secretary, Marcel Lambert (PC- ing a doggone good price at tbe Herald publishes the resolu­ presence of a cougar near the Year's week. Early in the New ing any resemblance of Nazi Youth upon .our representatives in Gov­ Edmonton West). Service Clubs the doggone sale, and anyone tion as follows: iown garbage grounds. His be­ Year the Cereal Mart will open Groups being permitted to operate ernment at Ottawa our feeling in The statement quoted the min­ having some doggone dogs to lief is that the stranger (in with a new office, complete with It must have been a stunning in Canada, all our Remembrance this regard. ister as saying that "in other words sell should bring 'em here, these parts) is not a cougar but lunch counter, heated sales ring shock to all «true veterans to learn Day Services across this fair Do­ Our comrades sleep in foreign the Hutterite colonies and their Ered Outdoor where we get doggone gqod in recent weeks, just prior to our a lynx. Fresh tracks in the and other improvements started minion become meaningless and lands. We, who have been lucky members will be treated for in­ prices!" One of the Reiman snow have led him to this con­ late this fall. An official opening preparations for Remembrance demonstrate the height of hypo­ to return, must now unite again, come tax purposes in exactly the sale gimmicks is a free fire clusion. His opinion may be date will be announced. Day, that there is allowed to exist crisy. strong as before, and carry that plug to anyone buying a dog same way as other taxpayers". Yule Display correct, for some twenty-five on this Continent a movement of We are led to believe by promi­ flaming torch of freedom until the Other results of the December for keep in town or village; Last March in the Commons, Mr. years ago a lynx was killed not young people banding themselves nent people in Government, that Very last vestige ot Nazism is Kinsmen And Lions 7 sale were as follows: good cows six cedar posts for country Nowlan agreed to study the Hut­ far from Hanna. P.S. - The together with ideals similar to the we fought only for our constitu­ crushed forever in Canada. Enter Into Spirit 12 to 13.50; replacement cows 15 buyers, not close to any tim­ terites' tax status. The statement editor of the Herald saw that original Nazi Movement. Recent in­ tional rights of freedom. There­ Hanna Canadian Legion to 17; bologna bulls 12 to 14; hei ber! Monday added that Alberta and Of Festive Season onel It was quite some kitten! vestigations have brought to light fore, nothing can be legally done other prairie MPs — all of them fer calves 19-21.80; stocker and government supporters — had Over the week end the Lions 3 • feeder heifers 17 to 18; stocker made "vigorous representations" and Kinsmen Clubs in Hanna got and feeder steers 19-20.80; feeder a • 'into the spirit of the festive sea­ against Hutterite exemptions. RETURN BY AIR FROM lambs $9.25 each. ° HORSE ASSOCIATION EXPRESSES SANTA TO VISIT, ' son. Making use of the attractive Leaky Roof BUT NO "CHEER" The study "had revealed that in winter background of the ever­ HOLIDAY IN ONTARIO practice Hutterite colonies operate Warm weather on Tuesday play­ greens in the town park the ser­ SPONDIN, Dec. 13 — Mr. and OYEN, Dee. 14 — Santo farms as a business to produce pro­ ed havoc with the ice in the arena THANKS FOR SUPPORT DURING vice ' organizations erected Christ­ Mrs. Ken Anderson and Mr. and Claos will be calling at Oyen fit and many of these farms do Fire Department and forcing cancellation of hockey mas displays. Mrs. Lawrence Anderson have re­ homes on Christmas Eve be­ produce profit", the statement and skating. Due to the lack of a The Lions turned out in full turned home following an enjoy­ tween 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. with said. finish coat on the new roof of the PAST YEAR; EVENTS EARLY IN 19(1 force to erect a huge Christmas able trip by plane to Ontario and treats far the young children. Mr. Nowlan added: returning with a new^car. Makes Change In arena, snow melted through and tree at the corner of the park, and spoiled the ice surface. Cold' wea­ Meeting For All Residents In Country folk are invited to "It is the considered opinion of with its numerous colored lights Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stickle and bring their children into town. both myself and the officers of my ther late in the fall prevented •adds a Christmas touch to the family spent Friday night with completion of the roof, and this Speciol Areas To Be Called An Important point to reman* department that the members of main street which is also resplen­ the Csanitz family. Phone Number ber ia that Santo is net to be the Hutterite community in Cana­ trouble is anticipated at any time In January; 1961 Year Of Action dent' with colored fixtures. The The Curling Club has been busy One Number For during the winter when mild wea­ offered any Christmas Chaail da and their corporations or colo­ Kinsmen have erected several getting the ice ready for this sea­ Emergency Use Will A successful post year, ond on even more active one in Children that ara overlooked, nies are properly liable to income ther prevails. With colder wea­ Christmas scenes, plus a huge son and are hoping play will be­ , ~ Ensure Prompt Response ther Wednesday it is expected that 1961 is planned by the Canadian Western Horse Association, are asked to call II before 9 tax and should comply with all the Christmas card, and these illumin­ gin this week. according Jo Herman Kober, one df the association's most p.m. The happy event ia being requirements of the Income Tax operation of the arena will re­ ated with flood lights presents a Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Patzer Efforts were instituted this week sume on schedule today. active supporters. fcaanUr leehad foi-ward to and Act for the completion of tax forms colorful and cheery sight at night. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ray to improve response to emergency Herman, ih conversation with of the association sincere greet­ ba |alntlf iganaarid affair by and the deduction of tax at source The theme behind the displays Burke at Galahad one day this calls at the town fibre, hall. Fire ker" containing the new number the Herald on Monday, and mak­ ings of the season. Hm Acadia Branch of tho Ca­ where this would apply". is to wish everyone the traditional week. marshall C. Mohl announces that for attaching to the provisional ing some plans for 1961, stated In looking forward to 1961, he nadian Legion and Mm Oyen District taxation offices have "Merry Christmas" from members a change in phone numbers has phone book, issued by the AGT that much of the association's suc­ did not elaborate toe snch, other Kinsmen Club. ' been told to inform the colonies of both organizations. Wolves Play been made for emergency use on­ when the dial system was institu­ cess during I960 is attributed to than to say that two very import­ • 1 __Q that the revenue department will ly. Anyone wishing to turn in a ted. When the larger phone book the fine support of local business ant events wiH be announced dur­ expect returns from them for the Here Tonight fire alarm must now call No. 854- is issued the new number will be firms. "This support", he said, was ing the month of January. One is WEATHER FAVORS DEER 1961 tax year. The Seymour Wolves will stage 3221, which automatically sounds HOW TRUE!! included. "all the more, appreciated, when some farm of amateur program, Ike deer MMM opened tee nn "In the calculation of the profits their second game of the season the siren. Fire mashall Mohl, states that one considers that a large percen­ while the other pertains te a meet­ of the colonies er corporations, de­ on home ice tonight, starting at For information and business week in the Hanna died ial Wed­ You'll never be popular if you while the change might be Incon­ tage of tbe donors were not close­ ing OMB to all residents el the nesday. A severe blizzard all day ductions will only be allowed for spend all your time taking advan­ 8.30. The Wolves will play hosts to purposes only residents are re­ venient for a short time, tt will in ly assciated with the organization". Special Areas. Details and Maa of disbursements actually made for the Drumheller Junior dab. In quired to call the old number 854- favored the deer, and up to press tage of your right of free speech. future greatly assist tbe fire de­ In expressing the association's ap­ both these will be announced soon *__Wk Wed. there were pa reports salaries and wages and the other their first game last Thursday they 3946. Steps are also being taken to partment in promptly answering preciation, he extended to all sup­ after the Christmas holiday, he expenses permitted by the income downed the Oyen Clippers 3-1. provide householders with a "stic- ef any shot. Shot gun duo most alarms. porters as well at every member -MM. be used instead of rifles.

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There is only one tried and true method of getting rid of a cold. The Health League of Canada re­ THE HANNA HERALD commends these steps. Give a cold By Dan Halligan UNDER prompt attention as soon as it "AND EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS" starts. Stay at home in bed, drink Box 66 eat. OM. 24. wis by H. a. MOCPM Published by THE HANNA HERALD Q. m: McCraa, Editor plenty of water and-fruit juices cat nourishing meals ajid stay out of ORAL ROBERTS Kalipsell, Montana MEMBER OF THE AUDIT MEMBER OF THB CANADIAN drafts. That way a cold will likely BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS' ASSOCIATION 21 only last one day rather than a IN ONE HOUR week or more if you ignore it. A strictly Independent weekly newspaper pnbllshed erery Thursday In the Herald BuUding, Main 8treet, Hanna. In one hour, a youthful shep­ of the Lord!" Antfcortaed aa Second Class MAU by the Post Office Department, Ottawa. herd, previously unknown ex­ What happened then stunned Dear Teen-agers and Parents: about is this boy I dated last week. The old superstition that a mo­ ther loses one tooth for each child cept by the sheep he tended in two nations. Goliath fell. David I hate to go commercial on you After bringing me home from our but so many "facts of life" book­ should not worry the expectant the hills near Bethlehem, be­ stood upon him. Taking the Welfare Begins At Home date, we parked in front of my lets have been requested, more mother these days. She can pre­ came the national hero of giant's own great sword, he sev­ ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS in than 10,000, that I'm being forced house for about 20 minutes. Dur­ vent any trouble before it occurs Israel. ered the massive head. There in Hanna. The ladies of this organization have by having a thorough dental check­ to charge 10 cents" from now on. ing those 20 minutes he kissed He was David! was a shout of victory from the their desire to assist their fellow man, set up a welfare centre. Their objective is to up early in pregnancy so that re­ Your local newspapers have borne me three times but not in succes­ In that same hour, the leg­ host of the Israelites, and the quite often forget that aid and welfare to the keep used clothing on hand at all times to aid pairs can be made to the teeth. a portion of the overall expenses sion. Was this considered necking? endary champion of the Philis­ Philistines turned and fled. fhe needy or emergencies cases in this area. but shouldn't be expected to in Also the dentist should be inform­ needy can well be applied to our country, our tines, perhaps the most formid­ AU within one hour! A considerable stock of clothing is now on (he future. Worried. ed of her condition so that he may province and our own community. consult her doctor about any ma­ able warrior the world has ever The history of David is one of hand and the centre is asking the public to Countless dozens of letters were Dear Worried: No you weren't jor treatment. known, lay dead at the feet of the most inspiring stories of aH Despite good times and general progress, support this project by turning in any useable received from adults and parents necking with the boy. Necking is time. They sang of him, "Saul there is still people in Hanna and district, who clothipg that may be distributed to both chil­ asking for one or both booklets in when a couple settle down in a his people. car or elsewhere and concentrate Brazil ordinarily imports be­ by the vagaries of fortune have not shared in dren and adults. past weeks witn the writers ne­ He was Goliath! hath slain his thousands, and strictly on kissing and embracing. tween 70 and 75 percent of its to­ The confidence of the Philis­ DAVID his ten thousands!" the good things that have beeh bestowed upon We cpmmend this society for their prac­ glecting to include stamped, self- addressed envelopes. Many re­ I wouldn't say a boy and girl who tal import needs of wheat, estima­ tines melted into dismay and What was the secret of this sim­ others. Yes, the assistance of the more fortu­ tical observance of the saying " 'tis better to kissed three times in 20 minutes ted'- this year to be in the neigh­ quests have come on post cards*?' confusion. The insecurity of ple lad who became mighty ia nate is still needed by the less fortunate right give than to receive". We trust that the public were necking although I'm sure borhood of 90 million bushels. All these orders have been filled the children of Israel turned battle and king of Israel? on the "home front". will bear this organization in mind and keep there are people who will disagree. Most of their import requirements free of charge but 1 can't continue into exultation and triumph. All His secret was in his word of A step which deserves much commenda­ its stock of supplies adequate to meet any that policy indefinitely. With me. are supplied by Argentina and the Petting, as you know, is the fol­ Unjted States, with the greater within one hour! faith: "I fight not with sword tion ih this regard, is that taken by the Dorcas emergency, which do, as events of recent weeks Canadian postage stamps, of low-up to necking and can result share from the latter country be­ Goliath towered in splendor and shield but with the Spirit Society of the Seventh Day Adventist Church have proven, occur right in our own community course, cannot be easily used to in trouble for the girl involved. ing provided under its surplus dis­ 9'/^ feet. He was magnificent in of the Lord!'' His secret was his mail correspondence from the Uni Okay? posal program. act of faith. He wound up hie (od Stales to Canada and for those impenetrable armor. His great The Lighter Side hundreds of requests, I've simply sword flashed in the sunlight. sling and fired. His secret was pasted an American stamp over Who in all the world was equal the Spirit of God who guided THANK HEAVENS there is a lighter side on spirit, and the amour-propre of the Canadian." Her Majesty's lace. to this giant of giants? the si-Mic unerringly to the fore­ national and international "goings on". Ail we can make of this is that it might sug- David was but a lad in his head of Goliath. His secret was There is enough of the serious stuff to weight As I previously stated these gfst lhat Canadians are "warped" in their "facts of life" booklets, one for teens. He was too light to wear his trust in thc Lord. a man down, but a little humor is a most ac­ protective armor. He had no ex­ Goliath is a symbol, or a thinking and that "going to the dogs" has boys and one for ,girls, will always ceptable tonic. There is a story going around be available. However, the request perience with the sword. The type, o! the unconquerable that Lumumba and Kasavubu, and perhaps something to do with the "woof" part of the is now being made for 10 cents in only weapon he knew was a enemy. When you are confront­ some others who had made the odd "boo boo" matter. In any event both sides hooted the bill i coin and a stamped, self-addressed small hand sling. It was both ed with fear, you face Goliath. were having a little chat. The subject got on put of the house. envelope from American readers gross insult and folly to pit this What is poverty but Goliath? the names af various names. The two, accord­ Another popular pastime going the rounds and 15 cents in coin and a self diminutive child against thc What is failure, hunger, inse­ addressed envelope from Canani- ing to the story, got quite a chuckle out of a is to select a national bird for Canada. One might of Goliath. curity, indebtedness or anything an readers. man by the name (to them) of Diefenbaker wag suggested a "Dodo" as it would represent The fate of Israel had never which blocks your way, if it is Then last week we read where some mem­ A large number of teachers and hung on so slender a thread in not Goliath? The uncertainty of some of the parlimentarians now sitting at youth councelors have also asked ber of parliament with no doubt, good inten­ all, of that nation's resplendent the future is Uoliath. In one Ottawa! All these are of course not to be taken tor booklets in quantity and this hour David slew his giant be­ tions, suggested that we leave it up to Scotland seriously. They do, however prompt a smile or particular service is also available He sat with two paper t>ags in up in one hand and came over to history. It was one of the his lap, meticulously shelling pea­ sit with me. He first offered to cause he fought with the Spirit to design a national flag for Canada. "If such t two and a ray of sunshine, in what is otherwise for those of vou interested. earth's most dramatic hours. shell a few for me and when I were done", he said, "it would be a gauge of a pretty drab and dreary menu of national and nuts from one and placing the David wound his sling and of the Lord. politely declined, he disclosed that Hie "warp" and "woof" of the life, and the Dear Dan: Everytime I go to vis husks in the other. He was a youn cried, "I fight not with sword Goliaths are not slain by any world happenings. lo ln he was a food faddist and attribu­ it my girl her mother drops what- ^ °* Z old man, with a pink and shield, but with the Spirit other weapon. and white complexion and sparse ted his healthy senior years to ever she's doing and comes and nuts, fruits and raw vegetables. No Need To Be Embarassed sits in the living room with us. strands of silver white hair comb­ ed carefully over a bald pate. His But thbt wasn't all, he said health It's not that she doesn't trust us bespectacled blue eye* watched happiness and a successful adjust­ dream is here is this little black plaim more friends than a banker A REPORTER for one of Canada's major news­ made" the statement that Canada's trade with but she's just so friendly, she feel*** papers intimated recently that the Cana- the landscape from the train coach ment to declining years depended book and this red one. It's my and about as much knowledge as Cuba is normal, and should remain that way. she has to get into the conversa­ window and he hummed a tune­ in his opinion, on a planned retire­ bank book". an encyclopedia. He exuded a calm I dian government was in an embarassing posi­ tion all the time. Is there anything In our humble opinion there is no need less melody as he popped one pea­ ment. assurance and a happy sense of tion, relative to a proposed trade agreement we can do about her? Two Worried He was one of the most interest- for the Canadian government to be embarras­ nut aftjer another into his mouth. For years, he told me, he had inp people I have ever listened to. well being, only a person who thi between Cuba and this country. Teen-Agers. 1 sed in this situation. We boast of our freedom It is peculiar to my nature that been a small parts store keeper in He knew more about educational roughly enjoys life could demon­ The sum and substance of the story was Dear Teen-Agers: Sorry but if strate, while his casual popping o. and maturity as a major nation of the world. you like each other well enough, I always speculate about people a factory that backed up to the problems in small towns, tax struc­ that because the United States has declared who interest me. Half the fun of his last peanut reminded me ho you'll put up with uninvited com­ railway tracks in the city we had tures, road allowances, expansion 3n embargo on Cuba, that Canada is out to do Here is a most opportune time to prove it. If my vagabonding is in watching my satisfying are the simple pleasu pany and like it. Maybe the girl just left behind. Each pay day he aches and pains, the names of may­ we want to trade with Cuba, that's our business fellow passengers and fitting them res, if we are only wise enougl likewise. He quoted a recent statement by could speak to her Dad and see had taken a certain amount of his ors, reeves, merchants and school If the United States does not, then that is into a pattern of every day living. to prepare for them. Adlai Stevenson who spoke in Toronto last if he won't pass the word along earnings and earmarked it for a teachers in villages and towns all week: "I suspect the U.S. would want to talk their affair. This man had a particular glow destination. He would place it in over the province than I, as a news­ that you two want to be alone at that made it hard for me to cata­ (to Canada) about Cuba and harmonizing Ca­ times but if that doesn't work, the bank and in a small black note­ paper woman, had ever heard of. At the present a Cuban trade mission is logue him. Travelling salesman? book would jot down the name of nadian policies with ours. I assume that you you'll just have to put up with For this man had put a plan into in Canada to discuss trade relations. It is to No. Farmer? Definitely not. May­ a town. The money would equal conditions as they are. Sorry. action. He wanted to learn about . . . want a common front between Canada and be hoped that government officials in Ottawa be a merchant? Hardly, for this the cost of rail transportation and how the other fellow lives and the U.S. without it any hemispheric solidarity * * i: come to a favorable agreement. If anyone is was a Tuesday and early in '.he return fa>e to the community. what makes small towns and cities Dear Dan: Is there anything forenoon. Besides, we were bound and security against interventionist adventures "When I would hear the trains tick. *» risking embarassment it would be the United wrong with a girl wearing a false for a smallish city some distance from Cuba at the bloc countries is hardly thunder by, I would imagine I was States, something which they must be accust­ pony tail. To hear my mother talk, from wholesale houses where a He told me that when he is plan­ possible". aboard. I wanted to visit small ci­ omed to by now, in the light of international you'd think I was committing a merchant might be bound, on a ning a trip he travels as far as the ties and towns, those that lie out­ Prime Minister Diefenbaker has already crime. I've got enough money sav­ shopping day in the middle of the rail-line goes in a certain direction events over the past year! side this room where I was fac­ ed to buy a pony tan and TO' lflte week to replenish his stock. He He stops over in this place for a tory bound year in*, and year out. to wear one once in a while. My surely wasn't a doctor or a lawyer day, sometimes a week at. a time, For thirty-five years I listened to boy friend said he won't mind. for his hands showed they had depending on how much he wants the clang of locomotive bells and Nora. known years of hard toil. to learn about its people, its pro­ heard their steam hoot change to OTHER Dear Nora: Of course, there's blems and its local colour. Then nothing wrong with a pony tail This guesting (game began to a diesel's whistle. Now I am free, he works back toward the big city, The Poet's Corner but personally, don't you think frustrate me. Then I caught his no more parts to inventory and stopping off in each of the small EDITORS you could invest your money into eye. He smiled and made some dole out on the order of a requisi­ towns en route to carry on his SAY: Tour Contributions Are Invited something a little more worth­ comment about the weather, gath tion slip, no more time clocks to hobby of healthy curiosity. while? False pony tails look false ered his bags of peanuts and husks puneh or a lunch pail to tote. Some Since he snapped off the light and I'd ratljer see a girl wearing folks might say this is a dream in his factory cubbyhole for the HAIL, HELENA RUBENSTEIN! FARMERS' STRIKE her own hair no matter how short come true, my being able to travel last time he has travelled more it might be. some place every week, but the miles than a commuter. He can The Printed Word I wonder what it would be like OF MANY THINGS •*: * si: For all the amazing recent advances of Ij all the farmers went on strike And just refused to plant a seed Dear Dan: I read your column by Ambrose Hills the Russians, it will be" the United States of Or prune a tree or pull a weed. every week and have been helped America that is remembered in the history If staid, old steadfast Farmer Brown many times but now I have a ques-. books as the land that really put technology tion concerning a recent letter. GOOD PROPAGANDA BUYING and SELLING! Would dress all up and go to town You once defined the difference I suppose the embassies of all to work. Where else would the applied scien­ To loaf around and shoot the breeze tists dream up democracy by television? between kissing, necking and pet- nations try to sell their country Or sleep beneath the maple trees and its good intentions to us, but Half way through the famous debates a tting but not clearly enough to And what would tiny babies do, make me understand. for my money, the best job of all cloistered group representing three Canadian Under their coverlets of blue, What I'm especially concerned is done by the Netherlands Embas­ university faculties checked each other's reac­ If Mr. Grey just turned his cows sy in Ottawa. tion in a thoughtful conversation. "True, true" Out in the pasture field to browse. THE RIGHT TO STRIKE About once a month they mail nodded Eng. Lit., "in the second debate Nixon And went on strike for better pay out a mimeographed booklet call­ had a much better make-up man." And shorter hours for his day (By Lewis Millegan) ed "Feminine Vignettes", prepar­ That really last from sun to sun ed by Justine Matthes, and it mak­ * * w Individual freedom is a cardinal And yet his work is never done? principle of democracy. Every man es wonderful reading. Political thoughts are seldom inserted at REVEALING COMPARISONS And what would hungry people eat, has the right to quit his job for all; but one winds up with the idea If prairie farmers grew no wheat, any reason he thinks fit, or for no that Dutch folk are fun-loving, Lethbridge Herald Or raise no hogs or lamb or beef reason at all. But freedom is a . Comparisons may be as odious still as And just went living on relief? friendly, darn fine cooks, orderly privilege, and no man has a right but not too easily pushed around. when the remark was first made. In the case Starvation, ruin and disgrace to abuse it to the injury or discom­ Would stare the whole world in the face Since I began reading these re­ of Canada's railway question comparisons do fort of his fellows, much less to leases a few months ago, I've de­ I know that's what it would be like NEW HOME OR reveal something of what the CNR and CPR the injury of the community at veloped a great yen to visit the are up against. If farmers really went on strike. large.' Netherlands, particularly around If a man is digging ditchps in HOUSE TRAILER One of the better years for the two na­ — Edna Jaques this time of year when St. Nicolaas company with a gang of others, tional railways was 1948 and in April of that is in Amsterdam, traffic is com­ and feels that the work is too hard pletely snarled up and the people BUY OR SELL IT, year combined revenue was $63,148,995, ope­ AFTER DINNER MINTS or that he is not receiving a fair set aboilt having a thoroughly good rating expenses were $56,532,875, or a net of wage for his labor, he may with time. FASTER, EASIER $6,616,120. The month of August showed a impunity quit at a moment's no­ total revenue for the two lines of $94,228,843 tice. But if the whole gang should I am not likely to get to Amster­ WASN'T SATISFIED dam this winter, but nevertheless Total operating expenses were $93,463,712, walk off the job, the project on AND CHEAPER . , which they are working would be I shall enjoy some Dutch food, be­ or a net return of $825,131. "Tell me, friend", said the sympathetic irfan to the begger, "how did you get yourself into sucb brought to a halt. Skilled workers cause Justine Matthes thoughtfully It appears the CPR and CNR are quite circumstances?" would be put out of employment included a recipe for Pepernoten literally fighting for survival. "Well", replied the derelict, "when I had the and local industry and tfade would (Peppernuts to you). If you would be affected. care to trey them for yourselves, * * * world by tail, I let go to reach for the moon". That is bad enough, but there is here's a copy: A WORLD CRISIS no law against it. Individually or IU cups flour; Va cup brown su­ CLASSIFIED ADS THE TRUTH ALWAYS HURTS collective workers have the right gar, 2 tbsp. water; 1 egg yolk; IU Lethbridge Herald A policeman, running for office, was enraged at to strike and put an industry tem­ cups self rising flour; nutmeg, powdered cloves, some anise seeds, As never before in its history the United certain comments made about him in the local porarily out of business. But that U tsp. each of cinnamon; a'pinch in Notions is fighting a life and death battle. newspaper. He burst into the editorial room and does not include a right to hold THE JOB! The pitched battle between Congolese soldiers up the entire railway and telegra­ of salt. exclaimed, "You are writing lies — dirty lies — Knead all ingredients into a soft and UN officials presents one ofthe most cri­ about me in your paper and you know it". phic services of the country; nor Day after day, year after year, our classified section creates a should it permit a labor union ball. Butter two baking sheets. tical situations jn international affairs since The editor looked at him calmly and coolly and tremendous response for everything from mobile homes to baby carriages. even to threaten to do that. Such Form about ninety balls the size Advertise your needs here. Our Want Ads pull!! .the end of the Second World War. This is not replied, "You have no cause for complaint — what a threat is a gangster attack upon of marbles. DiviSe them .over the a squabble between two or more nations, such do you think your changes for being elected would society at large. When a man holds sM*ts so that they are placed at be if we told the truth about you?"' as the Berlin issue. It is a battle which involves up a bank at the point of a gun, equal distances from one another. An ad in the classified is the biggest bargain the entire world because every nation, every Flatten each ball slightly. Bake a* he merely endangers the life of in your newspaper; more sales results per person, is vitally concerned with the United A local philosopher says prosperity is a period the teller, and if he gets away with bout 20 minutes in a moderate ov­ Nations. when people make more money than they earn and the loot, the bank will not be put en (350 degrees), or until dond. WANTk dollar ! ! spend more ,tnan they make. Then hide them—or the youngs­ A month ago the UN emerged from one out of business. But even a brief general stoppage of banking serv­ ters will have them eaten up be­ of Its worst trials with a newly (joined respect •k f *k ices would result in a "national fore "you've a chance to taste them and authority In the world, largely as the re­ economic catastrophe". Those were for yourself. ASK FOR AN AD TAKER sult of one man, Dag Hammarskjold. In the could become. The prospect is* frightening. the words of Prime Minister Die­ As I said,' this is the best kind BRING critical days when Khrushchev sought to bring With all of its imperfections the United Na­ fenbaker in describing the certain of propaganda, friendly and reas­ PHONE 52 < own 1 • ^ *- * organization, or gain complete con­ tions is the best, the orfy hope, of some meas­ effects of such a Dominion-wide suring. One doesn't expect .to be made war upon by a nation whose trol over it, Hammerskjold was the United ure of peace and security in the world. The hold-up as a railway strike. Nations. He woo not only a great personal Fortunately, the threatened hold embassy takes time out to tell the United Nations may be the last opportunity people of the host country how to victory but a great victory for the UN. up was averted by an urgent Act nations may ever have to solve their differen­ of Parliament. The inherent rights make Pepernoten; and one is THE HANNA Now a handful of misdirected persons in ces. Let us pray that the UnitedTNatidns will of the people at large must take bound to feel a friendly glow to­ the Congo may be bringing lg art yd all the come through this trial and go on to new precedence over the rights of any wards a people whose. food. TTT . if. accomplishments of Mr. Hammarskjold and strength and accomplishment in the parlia­ section of the community. That is this recipe is a fair sample — is HERALD the UN, all the possibilities of what the UN ment of man. democracy. so downright tasty!

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*»jr utvivM m-tgi P w PACT --CMTPAI ALBERTA NEWS — THURSDAY, DECEMBERJ5, 1960^ Wedding In Delia November 12 MR. AND MRS. FRED TETZ Auxiliary Starts Oyen Auxiliary ter undergoing surgery ia Calgary, OBSERVE 60th ANNIVERSARY iuene j-vacung, Freda McKay and Draws Wide Circle of Interest Bingo "Nights" Has Yule Party Elsie Seefeldt spent some tbm ia On Saturday, December 10, Mr. Calgary with him recently. A wedding of much interest in and both carried yellow nosegay and Mrs. Fred Tetz were extended OYEN, Dec. 12 — The Acadia OYEN, Dec. 12 — Forty-five la­ We are also pleased to report the Delia district was solemnized bouquets of mums. Brian Rbbert- heartiest congratulations and well Branch Canadian Legion has com­ dies were present at the Legion tbat Ian Lyster is borne from Han­ en November 12th, in "Holy Fam­ son was ring bearer. wishes by a score of friends when menced winter bingo nights again. Hall for the annual hospital auxi­ na hospital and is again active ily" Catholic Church, Delia, when Attending the groom was his members of the Evangelical Unit­ Last Monday a fair crowd attended liary Christmas party last Wedn­ about the store. Elsie Jean Louise youngest daugh­ cousin Byrne Limpert and the ush­ ed Brethren Church at Three Hills in spite of the cold. esday. The annual Sunday School con­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall ers were Terry Hodson and Rich­ honored them upon the occasion Following is a list of winners The program committee had cert wiH be held in Hudson Bay exchanged marriage vows in a dou­ ard Marshall. of their 60th wedding anniversary. and their prizes: wallet, Mrs. June some most enjoyable games, con­ Ree. Hall on Sunday December 18 ble-ring wedding ceremony with The bride's mother chose for the During the afternoon the church Rugsven; tray, Mrs. Donald Mc­ tests, etc., lined up for the guests at 7.30 p.m. Everyone is invited to Edvin Duane, only son of Mr. and occasion a gown of Logan Green was filled to capacity when an en­ Kay; towel set, Christine Leahr; and everyone seemed to enjoy attend. Mrs. E. Limpert. Rev. Father Har­ with matching hat and gloves and joyable program of recitations, travel alarm, Mrs. Edna Logan; them immensely. nett officiated. her corsage was yellow roses. The readings and musical numbers table lighter, Norman Ratte; je­ A delicious lunch was served The bride, who entered the church groom's mother chose a dress of were presented with Norman Bog­ wellry set, George Kuhn; coaster after which Mrs. Hewiness spoke on. the arm of her father, looking silver and grey with Logan Oreen ner acting as master of ceremonies set, Andrew Foster; runner, Doug briefly. She introduced the visit­ radiant and petite, was attired in accessories and a corsage of pink Telegrams were read from Prime Jameson; bedspread, Mrs. Dorothy ors present, saying that she hoped a floor length gown of nylon, chif­ roses. Minister John Diefenbaker and Bosch; heating pad, Mrs. Flora she would see some new faces at fon and lace applique, with bustle After signing the register a wed­ Lieut. Governor of Alberta J. Per­ Vanstone; breakfast set, Mrs. A. the auxiliary meetings as helpers MUSIC LESSONS skirt, and sequence trimmed top ding reception followed at 5 p.m. cy Page. K. Lee; three bell cluster, Mrs. are needed for their worthy pro­ and lily point sleeves. Her shoul­ in the Delia community hall where On behalf of the congregation Ruth Thompson; alarm clock, Mrs. jects. Mrs. Gripp thanked the aux­ der length veil was held in place |,tables were set for one hundred Albert Boettcher presented the Hazel Chaplin; cookie jar, Mrs. iliary on behalf of all present, for by a pearl crown head-dress with and twenty-five guests. honored guests with a set of tables Dorothy Bosch; desk set, Randy the lovely party. Aurora Borealis stones, and she Mr. H. Stevenson acting as mas and a beautiful bouquet of flowers. Wiechnik; lamp, Mrs. Siddal: ash Give your child a Christmas carried a bouquet of sweetheart tray set, Mrs*. Ruth Thompson; ter of ceremonies proposed a toast A rocking chair, gift of the family gift of lasting value. Our regu­ roses. was presented by Fred Tetz. train case, Mrs. June Rugsven: SQUARE DEAL to the bride, to which the groom lar 8-lesson Trial Accordion Mrs. Geo. McKay, sister of the responded graciously and propos­ Mr. and Mrs. Tetz who were mar­ pen and pencil set, Mrs. Rugsven; bride, who acted as matron of hon­ ed a toast to the matron of honor ried in Russia came to North Da- doll, Mrs. A. K. Lee. Watch for the Course is being offered at half- date of the next Bingo night. SQUARE DEAL, Dec. 12 — The or, was attired in coral nylon chiff­ and bridesmaids, to which Byrne ota in 1908 and in 1910 home­ Square Deal Christmas concert will price as a Christmas special on waltz length gown with match­ Limpert responded. steaded at Leader, Sask. where be held on December 21. Tickets only. ing headdress and carrying carna­ Out of town guests were from they made their home until 1926 will be drawn for the lucky win­ tions of the same color. Spragge, Ont., Montreal, Barrhead, when they moved to Three Hills. SOCIAL & PERSONAL ners of the raffle. The bridesmaid, Donna Limpert, Calgary Edmonton Hinton Drum There are 7 daughters and 3 sons Congratulations to Francis Sol­ 8 half-hour lessons sister of the groom was dressed in In the family who were all pres­ M. R. Lough left last Tuesday to heller Aerial Rowley and Hanna. spend the holiday season with re­ berg' who is at present attending a waltz length gown of yellow ny­ A wedding dance followed the ent for the occasion with the ex­ the Camrose Lutheran College, in Use of accordion in home ception of three members. They latives in Belleville, Ont. lon organza with a matching head­ reception open to the public which winning first in the grade 9 awards Music dress of nylon and net trimmed was well attended. are, Mrs. George Jess, Hanna; MM. in the Berry Creek school division, with Aurora Borealis and silver se­ Henry Sepp, Leader, Sask.; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Manley Viste left also the A.T.A. third prize medal Examination at end of trial The happy couple left during Katie Sukut, Mandheim, Sask.; last Monday to spend a two week quins, and carried a nylon colonial the evening for a short honeymoon in the Sullivan Lake-Berry Creek bouquet of carnations. Mrs. Bertha Pernan, Mrs. Rosie vacation with relatives in Ada, divisions for rural schools. Band Training the bride changing to a green two- Visakey, Mrs. Clare Tetz and Mrs. The junior bridesmaid Elsie Minn. Congratulations also go to Lee piece wool suit, with matching ac­ Lydia Kook all of Calgary; Fred aaa Long, niece of the bride wore a cessories. They will make their Stringer who at present is atten­ dress of mauve nylon and lace net and Ronald Tetz of Calgary and S. A. Elliot returned last week y/e have taught in youour area home in Calgary for the winter Ted residing at Three Hills. ding the Olds Agricultural School, with a matching head-dress of ny­ months, returning to the district to his home at Delia following se­ for placing second in the grade 12 tor three years. lon and net trimmed with Aurora to make their home in the spring, Mr. and Mrs. Tetz who are 83 veral days visiting in Oshawa, To­ awards. Borealis and silver sequins and and will be happy to have their and 79 years of age are both very ronto, Detroit and Chicago. Several rinks from Square Deal carried a mauve Colonial bouquet active and enjoy good health and a * a friends call on them. entered the cash bonspiel at Pol­ For Gift Certificates and fur­ of carnations. their many friends at this time Stew Kellington, high school lockville last week. Two nieces of the bride, Alicia * wish them many more happy re­ physical education instructor vis­ ther information write: Christmas Party turns of December 10. Debbie Munro has been visiting and Connie Marshall acting as flo­ ited with friends in Hanna recent­ with her aunt and uncle Mr. and wer girls were identically dressed For Farm Women PRAYER BAND MEET ly. Mr. Kellington who is recov­ Mrs. Karl Bartman for the past in yellow nylon and lace net, and SQUARE DEAL, Dec. 12 — The A very pretty wedding of much A reception was held in the ering from injuries sustained in in'ereat in the Delia district was church basement, where places AT HOME OF MR. DAVID week. wore matching flower head-dresses November 30 meeting of the Squa­ A group of 19 ladies attended an automobile accident last sum­ re Deal FWUA took the form ot solemnized in the Evangelical Uni­ were set for two hundred guests. mer plans to be back on duty in L. MacLachlan ted Brethren Church, Hanna, when The bride's table, covered with the Alliance Prayer Band Christ­ W.M.S. Rally a Christmas party when held at mas meeting and social held in January. * CESSFORD 1 c/o Alberta Accordion Academy n the home of Mrs. Heyler. There Miss Joan Maxine Friedley, eldest lace cloths, was centered with a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer the David home, Thursday even­ The Food and Agriculture Orga­ Delia Church were seven members and three vi­ four-tiered wedding cake, and dec­ ing, December 8. Ltd. 223 - 7 Ave. E., Calgary. sitors present. Morris Friedley of Delia, became orated with vases of mauve and nization has calculated that rats, CESSFORD, Dec. 12 — Friends A joint rally of the W.A. Presby­ Mrs. Elsie Munro gave the audi­ the bride of John Franciotto, youn­ yellow mums and fern, with gen- Christmas hymns were sung, mice, insects and fungi destroy of Mr. G. MacLean will be pleased 7c tery and the W.M.S. Presbyterial gest son of Mr. and Mrs. Domenico ayer aS £er d Mrs to know he is progressing well af- tor's report and Daisy Hanson was eral decorations of large white>[?£ ™ °i £ J* '_***> enough food every year to feed was held recently in the Delia chosen as a delegate to go to Ed­ Franciotto, of Teramo, Italy. Rev. 1 250 million persons for a year on United Church. T. Seely of Calgary, was the offici­ bells, and s'reamers of blue, pink Christmathen MiJ-s istor Hy. founKtttled ri n reaLukd e th2:e1 monton for the FUA convention. and while. a daily ration of about two pounds There were 62 ladies present, It was decided not to have the ating clergyman. -20. Two readings "Symbolisms of of cereal products. "AS A TEENAGER... I know I need milk. representing Oyen, Excel, Sibbald, Serviteurs for the reception Christmas" and "Christmas is a mystery raffles during the coming The altar of the church was ban­ were W.S.W.S. ladies' group of the It's loaded with the vital nutrients I need Hanna, Delia, Drumheller Kew ked wilh mauve and yellow mums Missionary Day" were read by year. church* castle, Cereal, Beiseker and Mi­ The Christmas draw was made and fern. Mrs. Komarnisky and Mrs. Charet­ for my busy school, work and play scheduler' chichi. with everyone drawing a gift from Ushers for the reception were te. Given in marriage by her father Messrs Jim Battle, cousin of the During the afternoon we were a box. Candy bags were presented the bride looked radiant in a floor A duet by Mrs. N. Greenway and privileged to hear two solos, one to the children. The next meeting groom and Archie Grauman, uncle Mrs. David was very much enjoyed length gown of white satin draped of the bride. f^Je^-K^TsW by Mrs. A. Hay of Drumheller and will be at the home of Mary Strin­ with nylon lace, wide satin panel Several items of business were j one by Mrs. A. Whitman of Delia. ger on January 4. Following the divided the lace overskirt. Rolled Decorations on the side tables decided upon., Mesdames Harvey, Mrs. Fowler presented posters meeting a delicious lunch was ser­ satin piping edged thc bodied were vases of roses delphinium Kelm and Willis are in charge of on program planning followed by ved by the hostess and co-hostess. sleeves and bottom of lace skirt. and dahlias of plastic and foam. the Sunday School candy ba^s. discussion groups. Her elbow-legnth veil of embroid­ Mr. Allan McPherson acted as Anyone who could help pack these The Delia ladies served a tasty BIRTHS ered nylon net was held in place M.C. and called upon Rev. T. See­ bags, Thursday afternoon Decem­ lunch,.much appreciated by their by a bandeau crown of rhinestones ley to say the Grace ber 15 in the church basement, out of town friends. COOK: To Mr. and Mrs. Raymond and seed pearls. She carried a Mrs. Ernest Marshall prooosed |would be very much appreciated The film "Beyond The Bells" Cook, Grace Hospital, Calgary, prayer book topped With red baby the toast to the bride and the Missionary cupboard project for brought the afternoon to a success­ November 30, a daughter Linda roses with streamers. groom responded. January is to be,towels. ful close. Rae. Mrs. Willis reported on the Hos­ The three bridesmaids were Miss Mr. Earl Hudgeon oropsed a pital visits she and Mrs. Harvey Judy Friedley, sister of the bride, toast to the groom. made during the month of Novem­ Miss Yvonne Friedley, cousin of Mr. Ivan Grauman had charge ber. Mrs. Kelm is hospital visitor the bride and Miss Linda Schafer. of the very interesting program. for December. They all wore identical gowns of Teleg|ams from relatives and Mrs. Komarnisky, committee mem­ NEW YEAR'S MIDNIGHT ! Waltz-length shrimp organza, with friends were read by Mr. F. Berke, ber of the Girl's Club, presented gloves to match, with headpiece of and the groom. its aims and achievements, as well bandeau of flowers and net. Their as introducing the "Pals" program. bouquets were white baby roses. The bride's mother wore a suit of light blue wool faile. Her cor­ This was with the hope of enlist­ See What's in The little flower girl was Lena ing ladies who will be willing to Gesmondo, niece of the groom and sage was white gardenias. Mrs. A. H. Grant, representing "be a pal, adopt a gal" and carry Store at... she wore a white nylon dress and a prayer-burden for all girls in carried a bouquet of red oaby ro­ the groom's mother, wore a blue wool suit with hat to match, and the club. ses. The ring-bearer was Douglas For a social time games and con­ Friedley, brother of the bride. Mr. wore a corsage of pink roses. tests were enjoyed. A musical FROLIC Gene Franciotti, brother of the For her honeymoon trip the quizz conducted by Mrs. Stotz with groom, was best man. bride wore a suit of teal blue hymns played on the piano by The ushers were Mr. Edward bouclay, with beige feather hat, DRUGS Agnes, was won by Mrs. Greenway l MEMORIAL HALL, HANNA Grauman, uncle of the bride, and beige shoes, purse and gloves to and Mrs. Komarnisky. 3as»tpt2iJ'cs PGUG Mr. Douglas Gilray. match. Her corsage wi»s pink ice­ Items for the Home Missions ST6G£ seavtcc 'The organist, Mrs. Brown, pro­ box flowers. Mr. and,Mrs. J. Fran­ Christmas parcel were displayed, vided the music for a beautiful ciotti will reside on the farm in then everyone participated in gift PQ.BOX.tolO-HANHA.ALTA • f?U 327 duet "The Wedding Prayer" sung the Delia district. wrapping them. Small gifts were CENTRAL ALBERTA DAIRY POOL by Misses Judy and Joyce Raugust exchanged among the ladies. and during the signing of the reg­ Out of town guests were from Camrose, Edmonton, Salsqua, B.C., The variety lunch, supplied by Our New Phone Number Is Alpha Milk, Cream, Butter, Ice Cream and Eggt ister. all members, proved to be full of Calgary, Carbon, Spondin, Mich­ 854—3711 I ichi, Innisfail. surprises, but nevertheless, very ft. A. RASSMUSSEN, mgr. Ph. 854—3171 I delicious.

\ DISTRICT HOME i ECONOMIST (by Mona Mane Cox)

"HOMEY" CHRISTMAS NOTES Be different! Hang a stocking for the house - fill it wilh a col­ lection of little things good to have around the home, such as: a meat thermometer (so Sunday roasts will always be done to per- Eecti >n); narrow rubber spatula to gel the last morsel from small i mouthed j rs and cans; stoppers V t lor opened soft drinks; disposable i* gloves to •• y y *. ing a pic.**: ire; pen o leaning • ig -ice >,'.use it for potatoes,

a i r your gift . h tpe a tri i i d : • . one,' staple; then cover with glittery paper. silvery tinsel round and round, * ua:; it here and tliere attach tiny Christmas balls. Fill the tree's insides, then tape a cir­ I. W'^ cular piece of cardboard to bot­ 4 tom. Presto! - a cookie tree! X Make Christmas breakfast spec­ ial too! How about: \ Chilled Grapefruit Juice Broiled Ham with Peach Halves Toasted Corn Bread Squares Butter Steaming Hot Coffee SPONSORED BY THE CANADIAN LEGION 1 Display those beautiful Christ­ mas cards. Try pinning them to ribbons tacked between each stair­ . SUNDAY, JANUARY 1st f way baluster - or - cover inside of front door with a bright material DANCING MIDNIGHT TO ? ? ? (use brass upholsterers' tacks to keep in place) and pin or tape CYNTHIA WALKER'S ORCHESTRA cards' in place. Top door with a B brightly starred garland of your Huts — Noicemakers — Favors ** choice. Small Christmas cards be­ $2.00 Per Couple — Single Adm. $1.00 § come trimmings on your Christmas tree! T '*/' ' •-* •* #jJB» 4' THE1 HANNA HERALD ond EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS — THURSDAY. DECEMBER 15, 1960 SELL AND PROFIT... BUY AND SAVE ...GET A BETTER JOB ... HIRE GOOD HELP! PHONE 854-3075

All are Invited. Brinrp the whole COMING EVENTS CARD OF THANKS family. HERALD CLASSIFIED AD RATES Christian films and vocal selections. We would like to express sincere FRIDAY, December 23: BENTON THE HERALD'S A very good public address system. thanks and appreciation to our friends 8.00 Children's Christmas Service Pastor O. Sommerfeld Minimum charge 75c first insertion, 50c each subse­ tiring your family, come and fellow­ for the many acts of kindness exten­ BKNTON, Doc. 12 -- Mr., and quent insertion In Memorlam, Church Notices, Cards of ship with each other on Pecember IS ded to us at the time of our bereave­ I'lione 854-3054, Iianna at the Cereal hall, 3 p.m. Sunday. ment, Mrs. Garman" wei*e business visit­ Thanks, Coming Events $1.00 per insertion. Display adver­ Mr, and Mrs. Don Fecho 7p ors in Calgary. Mr. and Mr.s. Oliver 7P HANNA FULL GOSPEL CHURCH tising rate cord upon request. Copy must reach Herald Of­ r were Hanna visitors everyone rus­ I wish to extend my sincere thanks 5 Ave. and Main St eet fice by 12 noon each Tuesdav. ESTRAYED and appreciation for the ninny ex­ "Tlie Church or lhe Four-fold tlospel" hing to do that last minute Christ­ pressions of sympathy and floral tri­ FRIDAY, December 1«* mas shopping. BUSINESS DIRECTORY ESTRAYED on the premises of J V. PHONE 854-3075 — TO CONTACT 6,000 READERS Damsgard, Chinook, Hereford cow butes received at tiie time of the K.mi p.m. Uihle Study and Prayer Mr. L. Mainhood has been on death of our mother tlie late Mrs. SUNDAY, December Iff with calf, branded bar over O.A. on the sick list for the past few days. You'll Save Dollars — You'll Get Prompt left shoulder. Owner may have Itachel Peterson. lO.ilil a.nl. Sand ly school for all ages We all wish you a speedy recovery same hy claiming these animals and Olga Jensen 7p 11. on a.m. Worship and Ministry Service By Using Your Telephone to FOR SALE FOR SALE paying for advertising. 6,7p Service Lloyd. REBUILT TRANSMISSION exchange CHURCHES 7.30 p.m. Bread of Life Service Mr. Steve Holsko suffered a Contact These Business Firms all makes up to l»f>5 Standard only 3100 GALLON TANK TRAILER — ESTRAYED on the premises of II J. WEDNESDAY, December 21. stroke and has been moved to a S..I" ]l 111 SI DCS c-ilU il*l, with Fmno's Oarage. Hanna. lOtf It. Itoach. YounRstown,' Alherta, McFarland, Craigmyle district, l>el- HE UNiTED CHURCH OF CANADA Calgary Hospital. The community Phone 21. 7p Special i,*.s!ri;c*li"*c for the whole gal farm, black lieirer. no visible OOLDEN GLIDE VACUUM CLEAN­ year. Kveryonc* w drome joins in wishing him a speedy re­ 1 brand. Owner may have same by 1952 GMC HALF TON — Mechanical­ FRIDAY, December L'3: covery. ERS— Singer Sewing Machine Co. claiming tliis animal and payinc ly Al: unoil rear bumper and trailer S.IIII p m. liil.le Study and I'ra.wr Sales and Service. General Delivery Tor keep anrl advertising. I'lione Motorists... Drumheller. Phone VA 8-8W. !tf hitch; overload springs; 4 sp. tras- NOTICI*:: FAUPELS 3904, Craigmyle. f'.Tp ladio. westcoast mirrors, Al unit lie. ill,.: M I *, a , .- *.*. II he* hel.I oil PV>r the best ln New and used weld­ $450. Phone 4, Pollockville 7,Mi belli . 'hr.sliuas and Ne" Year .- FOR THE BEST PRICES er* (terms It desired) cnntnrt yr.v.r BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES I i. *. PAIR OF BOY'S HOCKEY SKATES CATTLE LINER and SERVICE ON ALL Porney salesman In Hanna. K. R.ie- Size 2. Clood shape. Price $5.00. Ap­ RICH OPPORTUNITY for salesmen HEM I*;.MBI*:I: use oler, PO. Box 478* Will trade for Ai * online, lo *!,*.* Ilible, il :.- I ••- YOUR TIRE REQUIRE­ cattle or what have you —38tf ply tl. lc. .McCrea, Hanna. Ttt Start 1!li*,l ihe rkht way. Sell Kami First United Church. Hanna le*. products. I*:; s\ lo earn hi Rev. .T,,hn T.V. .Monies. Ministe 1,1,. for all I .,* cllalc- I** i ** : **1 Available 24 hours a day MENTS CALL ON . . . Willi all till* II.lilM MS Of Cent , ,*,* 3 BEDROOM HOME — located Bt MOFFATT ANNEX HEATER — like cash profits, daily llpetlitlL'S '11 > .. I i Sl'XIlAV, lN-.-enil.rr IS: Ephesians 3:1!', til - Sth Ave. West. Full basement new. I'lione l!o|) |:amt>er, Sll.lialil, surroundings. IHLTII commission, bo mis, trial period. Kamilox l'rodn.ls Christmas Stucco finished. Forced air furnace. Alta . "i* call Cec .Mansfield. Oyen, 11.1.*, a.in Senior < 'lioir I nation Insulated. Double Plumbing. Apply Alherta. 7, Kept. 11.11 3., lilHIl lielorimler, M.,n 7 .".II p.in Hi-c * Youth Sel viet* 315, 3rd Avenue \\ est, Full insurance bonded Hanna Tire Roy Hutton, Phone 194. 62t.f. I real. SUNDAY SC III li H.S Phone 854-33.*'5 1950 MERCURY 11_ TON TRUCK — 10.no a.in. Senior S.S. While (lill New motor. .Mrs Elsie Moench, Expert drivers SERVICE OFFERS WILL BE ACCEPTED for H NOTICE TO CREDITORS Serviee (grades :: and u[>i Parents ideals five room cottage, located ln Delia Craigmyle, Allierta. Tt AND CLAIMANTS invited. Apply Pioneer Grain Co. No. 2, In the Kstate of JOHN EllNEST 11.15 a in. I'rimary Department (he- Leon Mehl — Ph. 854-3011 Phone 343. 62tf WHITE AND BLUE Oendron bahj HARVEY late of Cereal, in the Prov­ dinners to K'*ade *-'). buggy, in good condition. Phone Phone 854-3052 Next Door To K & B Motori ince of Alberta, wbo died on Ihe 2Mb Nursery for haliit-s STOCKMEN ! 854-3629. Hanna. •; LIVESTOCK SALES — Sell your day of August, A.D., 1900. SUNDAY, December 2f.ll* •tock the auction way. Cattle, hoes Take Notice that all persons having MASON AND RISCH ORGAN —witli Christinas Day: I2.HH noon, Divine and miscellaneous Items sold every claims upon the estate of tiie above Worship. Junior choir Thursday. Complete auction service stool, mahogany finish, in spletuti'l named must file witli Kugene Kush, 'Protect No Sunday Siho.il. anywhere. Drumheller Auction Mart condition. Price $50. P.O. Hox 141;, Barrister and Solicitor, Hanna, Al­ IT'S VITAMIN A Ltd. Phone VA 32303 Drum., Res. Mrs. A Hettler, Phone 322, Youngs­ herta by the 19th day of January, town, Alta. 7,8,9p CHURCH OF CHRIST 1110 Carbon; Res. VA 32009, Drum­ A.I)., 1961, a full statement of their (Disciples) Knoblauch heller, Alta. Sltf. claims and of securities held hy them. SERVICE HOUSES — .lust received two to sell Kl'CKNI*: KI'SIl Meredith P. Bergman, 13.A., B.D., Min. at a shad.? over $7000. Iou should TIME! 4 BEDROOM HOUSE —Fully modern Solicitor fo rthe Executrix look at these. Immediate possession. Good loca­ Elizabeth Matheson, Manse address GU3 Centre St. Ph. 98 tion. Cheap for cash. See Luther FARM in black soil area to North­ Construction Hanna, Alberta SUNDAY, December 18: PELLETS ARE OUR Faupel, Hanna. 3c west. House has all conveniences 10.30 a.m. Unified Service $30,000.00 (Worship and Bible classes for all) SPECIALTY Ph. 854-3560—Hanna EXPERTS NEW TWO BEDROOM HOME — DELIA FARM, 1440 acres, all utili­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS 7.30 p.m. Kvenihi; Sermon "Bethle­ cottage roof style, with triple plum­ ties, $75,000. AND CLAIMANTS hem" ELECTRICAL bing. Two fully modern furnished VULCAN FARM, 1260 acres all uti­ In the Kstate of AVHEV STI!\l: TUESDAY, Builder of Low Down lities $102,000. late of Lanfine, in tiie Province •ulto* in basement. Large garage 8.00 p.m. Explorers Christmas Ves­ CONTRACTORS and Alberta, who died on the 12th t\ Payment Homes - Custom and lot nicely landscaped. Close to INNISFAIL FARM and feed lot, all per Service uf November, A.l>., I960. ALBERTA WIRING SPECIALISTS school and shopping; centre. Apply utilities, right beside town $70,6ko WEDNESDAY: MACHINE SHARPENING Homes and Commercial Take Notice tbat all persons had Olmen Stensland or phone 778, Han­ for 589 acres. 7.15 p.m. Youth Fellowship Buildings Phone 854-3682 claims upon the estate of tiie iiii* | Circular Saws, Joiner Blades na. 3t.f. In a few days will show many lower 8.00 Junior C.W.F. Meeting priced places to the west. Cassidy named must file with Eugene Km F. J. ROSIN THURSDAY: DEHYDRATING "Our New Home Owners OUA THERM HEATER — (60,000 Agency Barrister and Solicitor, Hanna, / 4.15 p.m. Junior Choir Rehearsal 416, Railway Avenue West B.T.U.'s), complete with tin and berta by tbe 19th day of Janua Hanna Electric fi.45 p.m. Explorers Are Our Best Sales People" 18x24 floor register (can be used ONE REGISTERED five year old A.I)., 1961. a full statement of tin Or leave at Warwicks' Hdw. I 8.00 p.m. Senior Choir Rehearsal as furnace). 22 Gallon glass lined Aberdeen Angus bull. Phone 854- claims and of securities held by the 110 Centre St - Hanna FRIDAY: Dec. 23) CO. LTD. (oil) hot water tpnk; set of stock 2111. 7,81* EUGENE KI'SIl 8.00 p.m. Sunday School Christmas racks (nearly new) to fit one ton Solicitor for the Admirns; ral Program. Ford. Apply A. O. Lewis, Morrin, FIVE ROOM 2 STORV HOUSE — Charles Aubrey Stuart VAUXHALL, Alta. Alta. 4tf Wired for electricity, well built, Hanna, Alberta / hearty welcome is extended to all can be easily moved. For full par­ Box 390 - Phone 250 21 WEANER PIGS — Robert Maetche ticulars contact P. J. Durksen, Se­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA C miles south of Hanna. fi.Tp dalia, Alberta. 7,8p Advent IV - Dec. 18th (HIROPRMTCt AND CLAIMANTS HANNA, All Saints': In the Kstate of CLAUD BEKI. LARGE SIZED OIL HEATER — In K.lMt a.m. Holy Communion REGISTERED HEREFORDS — 2« JAMESON, late of Sunnynook, in th* FOR SALE Is Your Spine first class shape, thermostatic con­ 11.00 a.m. Ditany (White gift pre­ months old bulls and heifers. Bull Province of Alberta, who died on tlie trol. Phone 854-3466, Hanna. 0,7p sentation!. and heifer calves. Sons and daugh­ 9th day of October, A.D., 1960. Causing Illness? DEUA, St. Patrick's: SPRAY and ters of Proud Mixer UH. Govern­ Take Notice that all persons bavin;; 1957 MERCURY "BIG JOB' 3 PURE BRED Shorthorn bull calves !).3o a.m. I.itany (White gift -pre­ In many cases, people wno ment bull policy In effect on bulls claims upon tlie estate of the above 7 to H months old. $125 each. George sentation). BRUSH PAINTING plain of poor health find over 1 year old. Wlll take some named must file with Eugene Kuati. 800 SERIES Madge, Stanmore. ti.Tp HYEMOOR, St. Pant's gtrain as part payment. Murray Barrister and Solicitor, Hanna, Al­ Interior and Exterior practic helps them after j 11.30 a.m. I.itany. Huston, Sibbald, AlU. Phone 207. HOUSE FOR SALE berta by tbe lath day of Januaty, elr* fails. This science TOAST OF ST. THOMAS, Dec. 21: * Roofing of any typs Tenders are requested by the un­ A.D., 1961, a full statement of their Hanna, All Saints*,: * Cement Construction on the nerve centres of dersigned up to January 14, 1961, for claims and of securities held by them. "Your Pick of the Yard at !i.3li a.m. Holy Cemmunlon purchase of Lot 14, Block 41, Plan EUGENE KUSH * Rouah Carpentry WorK CATTLE TRUCK body. a CUBIC FOOT Blectrft- Jfrigldalre Hector Canon C M. Starr, B.A., I^.Th Roatoaable Prices" $100; electric range 30 inch 4 burn­ Hanna 6133 A.W., being the house Solicitor for the Executor, * Dry Wall Joint Filling & Taping Investigate This N«w Alden Berl Jameson, -04, 6 Ave. W. Hanna. Ph. 854-3243 by Machine • er, timer, etc, like new; 70,000 BTU property 211 - 7th Avenue West, To Health Now Hanna. Please contact William Mil­ Hanna, Alberta. '. * Farm Buildings our Soectaltv Complete with 18' cattle space heater, pipes and tin on sides THE ALLIANCE TABERNACLE Atlas Lumber Co. Included; complete bedroom suite ler, 219, 7th Avenue West, Hanna, to NOTICE TO CREDITORS Will Take Cattle. Ornin or oin rack including tarp canopy. Dr. J. S. PAXMAI and arm chair, all for 850; daven­ see house. No tender necessarily ac­ 'The Friendly Church On The Corner' T. SCOTT Mgr. Ph. 854-3783 In the Estate of THOMAS FRAN­ buildings as part Payment Full equipment on this big Ph. 854-3488—Hanna j port with mattress; white enamel cepted. Rev. Roy Dayld, Paslor CIS BLACKBURN, late of Youngs­ drop leaf table; chrome set table Deputy Public Trustee, SUNDAY SERVICES: unit includes full air brakes, town, Alberta, who died on tlie 15th For FREE Estimaten Cont.ici and four chairs; reconditioned Wes­ Land Titles Building, 10.00 a.m. Sunday School. A class day of May, 1960. 5-speed transmission with 2- tinghouse console T-V guaranteed Calgary, Alberta G.T.nc for every age from the high chair ; speed rear axle, radio and $126; walnut cjjffee table with ar- Tuke Notice.that all persons having to the rocking chair. THUROO BROS. 11.00 a.m. Morninp. Worship Use .. . borite top $27. A. D. Perrier, Phone BUSINESS LOT AND BUILDING — claims upon the Estate of the above extra gasoline tanks. This 7.30 p.m. Evening Evangelistic ser­ 926-14, Michichi, Aha. 6,7p North of Seymour wotel. Apply L>. named must file witli the undersigned Write to Richdale, Alta. truck rides on good 1 OOOx Dong, Phone 326, Hanna 6,6,7,8c by the llith day of January, 1961, a vice. Pahl's full statement of t)ieir«claims and oi WEEKDAY SERVICES: 20-12 ply tires all around SIX ROOM HOUSE — With upstairs PROPANE GUERNEY 4 Burner Electric Stove. securities held by them. Wednesday, 8.00 p.m. Prayer Meet­ and it had a new motor just and glassed verandah on foundation ing and Bible Study. Can be easily moved, priced to sell large oven, Al condition $75.00 Mrs JULL, DINGLE & JULL HAND SAWS a few months ago. For all Ken Gullekson Phone 854-3450 6,7 Solicitors for the Executrix Friday, 7.30 p.m. Annual Christmas • IT'S CLEAN for cash or No. 2 Wheat. Write Box Program of the Sunday School. MACHINE SHARPENED Constructions ttt, Hanna. 6,7,8p :;2.sa - Sth Avenue West Calgary your cattle hauling needs, 1960 MODEL 17 INCH SPARTAN TV Sunday, December 18, 2.30 p.m.: FOLEY EQUIPMENT this truck is the answer at • ECONOMICAL As new. Marconi radio-phono, good Christmas Program at the Netherby POLLED HORNED HEREFORDS — Sunday School with special songs, Handsaws Filed and Set $1.00 •nodest cost. Trade accepted. condition. Dominion vacuum, fait NOTICE TO CREDITORS • IT'S MODERN If you sea Pahl's Construction Domino and Spldel. March to June condition. K. G. Munroe, Oyen. AND CLAIMANTS recitations, and colored film strip. Old Saws Retoothed extra 50c bulls $175 up. May and June heifers 6,7,Sc You are welcome. HENRY T. COOK McTAGGART-WEIDNER ' ean ba sure of: Good Workn $150. Seven head $1,000. John Fuller In the Kstate of JOHN SMITH, late •hip — Frae Estimates — Stu of Hanna, Alberta, who died on the 105 - 5th Ave. West, Hanna Castor, Alta. 6,7,8p Work — Plastering — Carp* FOR SALE OR RENT Sth day of May, A.D., 1960. THE EVANGELICAL UNITED or leave saws at MOTORS LTD. 38x10 HOUSE TRAILER — Fully Take Notice that all persons having Marshall-Wells Hrdw. Store Work — Home and Industrial < SMALL 3 ROOMED HOUSE — Or furnished. Phone R408, Youngstown claims upon tlie estate of the above BRETHREN CHURCH Lacombe, Alta. Phone 542 Economy Gas •truotlon — Finest Cabinet Makj might rent. Ormiston Agencies, "Listen t/i 'Evangelical Evensong*, 6,Tc named must file with Eugene Kush, on the Finance Plan Phone 444. «" Barrister & Solicitor, Hanna, Alberla every Sunday night 10:30-11.0*0 p.m. Hanna — Alberta over CJTVV Radio Station, 9.10 Klcys. Wl 7c -4 REG. POLLED HEREFORD coming by tbe 19th day of January, A.D , SUNDAY: year old bulls, $176 and $200; Reg­ FOR SALE OR TRADE 1961, a full statement of their claims 10.00 a.m. Junior Church istered Polled Hereford herd bull and of securities held by them. 10.45 a.m. Sunday school No. X455560. Loomer Anxiety Jr 6K 5 ROOM HOUSE and 2 acres of land EUGENE KUSH SPECIAL 11.00 a.m. Oerman "Worship Service raised by C. A. Gideon, Bently, 7 Ave. and Centre St. Will sell for Solicitor for the Administrator 7.30 p.m. Sunday School Alta. Albert Ziemer, Bndlang cash or accept cattle or grain. Ern­ Daniel A. Smith est Lange, 111-4 Ave. W. Hanna 8.15 p.m. The Singsplratlonal Evan­ Limited Time Only S,«.7p Hanna, Alberta. <' HANNA BAKE 5,6,7p gelistic Service. NEW 3 BEDROOM HOME — Conve­ FRIDAY: EUGENE KUSH 5 YEAR OLD registered Hereford IN MEMORIAM niently located, Toungstown cup­ "L30 p.m. Orchestra Practice COMPLETE bull, also 1400 tie boards. Will sell B.A. LL.B. boards, wall to wall broadloom ln 8.00 p.m. The "Y" Hour SHOP or trade for feed grain. Bob Somer­ Mrs. Jacob Engel who passed away n.oo p.m. Play Parctlse living room, birch doors, all win­ December 22, 1957 ville, Endiang. ",s WEDNESDAY: BRAKE JOB *ft*#e4. dows double glassed, planter, full "We cannot bring tiie old days back. The Store of Good Thin 7.30 p.m. C.erman Prayer Assembly Barrister, Solicitor basement with cold storage room Her hands we cannot touch, THURSDAY: To Eot "fl and nicely landscaped grounds. FOR RENT But we treasure happy memories Cars and Light Trucks Tlie first Thursday of every month Full price $13,800. Automatic wash­ Of' the one we loved so much" Notary Public For Better Lights 3 ROOMED SUITE basement. Private the Women's Society of World Ser­ er, dryer and drapes optional. Ru­ Ever remembered by her husband Good Wholesome bath. R. Gutche, 218, 7th Ave. E vice meet for their activities. $19.95 HANNA Phone 354-3806 ben Kelm, 213 - 4 Ave H. Phone Jacob Engel and Family Tp 7*8, Hanna. ltf 7p IMPORTANT DATES: Come to BREAD — BUNS 1 Pec. 20, 7.30 p.m. Youth presents Includes Labor and Shoes, Hours 9 to 12 and 1 to i 4 ROOM FULLY MODERN SUITE — 4 REG. ABERDEEN ANGUS BULL WETHERAL — In loving memory of "Christmas ln the Covhlers Shop", Wheel Cylinders Extra CAKES, PASTRY CALVES — Quiet. Reasonably pri­ private entrance. Phone 854-3754. our father and grandfather, Alfred also special singing. Monday to Friday Geuder Electric ced from $150 up. Wm. Van Oerle, Hanna. Rasmussen Apts. ' Ernest Wetheral, who passed away 2 Pec. 22, 7.30 p.m. Children's an­ Castor, Alta. Phone R816 5,6,7c on December 14, 1957. nual Christmas program. PAT ROWDEN MAGAZINES 2BEDROOM SUITE — Unfurnished "Lioving and kind in all his ways, 3 Spondin E.U.B. Church, Annual Phone 854-3490 I960 DODGE SEDAN — Mrs. O. Nel­ Onfllston Agencies, Phone 444, Han­ Upright and just to the end of his days Christmas program Pec. 23, 7.30 at Mather's Modern Service Phone 854-3222 ner, Phone R2712, Hanna. 6,6,7c na. «" Sincere and true in his heart and mine: p.m. Beautiful memories he left behind". 4 Watchnite Activities, Pec. 31: Phone 250 Hanna FLATS, SUITES, HOUSES—Call Wl, ONE 8ECTION OF LAND — One and Ever remembered by Edna, Beth 7.00 p m. Fellowship Pinner Hanna. 3Stf G. BURNS & SON a half miles south of Mlchichi, Alta. and Linda. 7p 9.30 p.m. Installation of new officers 450 acres under cultivation, 185 ac­ 10.00 p.m. Worship and meditation When In Hanna Stay THREE ROOM fully modern suite in res summer fallow. Lots of good 11.30 p.m. Communion Service Rempel Apts, 2 Ave. East, electric ORMISTON AGENCIES water. Good pasture with water. CARD OF THANKS "The Singing Smiling Church On The At The range and refrigerator available. General Trucking t%fHM\ Fair buildings. Apply A. D. Per­ Corner Welcomes You" Immediate possession. Apply 208 - 2 We would like to take this oppor­ ALL CLASSES OF rier, Mlchichi, phone 926-14, Alta. Ave East, Hanna. Phone 742. 3t.f. tunity to thank all our relatives, Pastor A. H. Brown INSURANCE & REALESTATE NATIONAL HOTEL v-rsHEcrrfpoiHTRV Stf Phone 861-3547 friends and neighbors for the kind­ TIME PAYMENTS BONDED AND INSURED FULLY FURNISHED light house ness shown us prior to our departure GOOD FEED OATS and barley. H. • from Youngstown. A special thanks nWKMI'KR ll>: ARRANGED ON PREMIUMS H. McCoi-ikey, Phone 2502, Munson keeping room, 606 - Centre Street. SHORT AND LONG HAULS for all kindness nhown since Mr. Het- REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH Alberta, 7,3,3,10 J. C. Quast, Phone 854-3788, Hanna. The Central 10.00 Sunday School Phone 854-3555 . 6,7p tler's illness. A Merry Christmas and Eat at the Nationaf Happy New Year to all. 10.00 Divine Worship (Oerrnan) •—^^——*^— 3 BEDROOM tally modern house — 11.15 Divine Worship (English) Phone 854-2335 2 ROOM FULLY MODERN HOUSE— Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hettler fall sise basement, good garage, 1.30 Children's Christmas Rehearsal fenced and landscaped, trees and with entrace, gas. Mrs. Fred Quas­ Camrose, Alberta. 7p Day or Night Meat Market 8.00 Family Fellowship Evening at schrubbery. Cash, or cattle as part chnick, 208, 7 Ave. West 6,7p Coffee Shop the church. The film "The Measure payment. C. O. Sibley, Phone 864- Quality Moats — Freezer We would like to thank the Hanna nf a Man" will he shown 3828, Hanna. 7t.f. WANTED iillllllllllllinJlllllllllllllltllillliitlHMIlllliillnlllllllHllllllllllUllllllllllllllin Herald for their assistance this week. WEDNESDAY, Dec. 21: For Expert... Fresh Fruits & Vegetables our many friends for their prayers on 8.00 Choir Practice SAUSAGE STUFFER — and lard 100 LB. PROPANfi BOTTLES filled our behalf and especially a member SATURDAY, Dec. 24: P. KENNEDY, Prop. press combined; meat grinder on at onr plant in Hanna. 34.50 each. HANNA SADDLERY J. E. Eskestrand, Manager of the Hutterite Brethren who found 8.00 Children's Christmas. Service jBjpb *>•". PuUey, 2% h.p. Fair­ Economy Gas Distributors, Phone WELDING and Phone 854-3030 our parcel and returned It to the CHRISTMAS SUNDAY: banks Morse engine: tubs, copper Ml, Hanna. - «.M.f Hanna Herald. To him we say ""many 10.00 Holy Communion (German) boiler, scalding trough, ete. Prioe thanks, and CSod bless you for your 11.15 Holy Communion (English) MACHINE WORK ISO complete. Apply E. Jackey, ph. Located at Round-Up Grounds RANCH* OR GRAZING LAND — In honesty". God will not withhold any Pastor O. Sommerfeld Valley 8-3717, Drumheller. Tp Tonngstown district. Apply Box 1324 good thing frbra them who walk up­ Phone 854-3054 Hanna Herald 7,8,9c —SEE— Saddles made and repaired SIX ROOM HOUSE — With upstairs rightly. and glassed verandah on foundation WATER WELL DRILLING — Con­ Mr. and Mrs. Herb Dyck ST. PETER LUTHERAN CHURCH Bits, Spurt, Boots, Lariats The Firms Offer You The Very Fin­ Can be easily moved, priced to sell tact W. T. Fllnn, Phone 272, La- and family. 7P Scapa for cash . cattle or Mo. 2 Wheat. comb*, Alta. P.O. Box 786. 7,8p DECEMBER 18, BARTMAN'S saddle blankets for sale Write Box 822, Hanna. 7,8p We wish to sincerely thank all our 2.00 Divine Worship (English) MACHINE SHOP friends and neighbors who hauled 3.30 D(vlne Worship (German) est Service-When In Hanna fheyl DODGE SEDAN — Rebuilt and feed, and did other work at our place MONDAY, December 19: repainted, Al, with radio. Chrlst- J. LEE — Hanno FINEST QUALITY PRINTING during the recent illness ln the fam­ 8.00 Family Fellowship Evening at Phone 854-3053 BM »Spill |4«5. Clarence Mohl, Uy. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reinhardt 44-5*7-8 IBC. Sales Ml S'Sfflm, Banna. *-w« PHONE 854-3075 Hanna, Alta. NWrMlrtJ* fthd Becky 'Bignell • -lp - .Welch.. Color, .films .will .be shown. """"!"1 '•«»«M»'l""'»MIMIIWIIMI|IMy

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APPOINT CNR :*tW ESTHER AREA CHIEF FARMERS' WELDING SCHOOL IN G. F. V. Middleton has keen ap­ ESTHER, Dee. 10 — The Selco pointed manager of tbe Calgary Drilling Co. has completed drill­ area for Canadian National Bail- HANNA DECEMBER 19 TO 23 ing a well on the pasture lease ways. Courses In Both Arc And owned by Jim Pratt two miles east The appointment to become af­ of Esther. They are now preparing fective Jan. x, was announced by Gas Welding In 5-Day Program to move to a new location. G. Roger Graham, vice president of the new Mountain region whicb A farm welding sqjiool will be cilities. Both arc and gas 'welding Mr. and Mrs. Reiny Schroeder and family left for Calgary on De will have its headquarters in Ed­ held in Hanna, December 19th, to will be (JeaU with. Only twenty- monton. The appointment ia a new 23rd, in the Hanna Machineland four can be accomodated so pros­ cember 3 where Reiny was success­ ful in obtaining winter work. post resulting from re-organization Sho)? behind the .Hanna Radio Cen­ pective students are asked to leave plans now in the process of reali­ tre store on 2nd Ave. West. Instruc their names at the office of the Mr. Ron Barnett was a visitor tors and equipment are provided District Agriculturist. A fee of $5 at his home before leaving for zation ocross Canada. by the Alberta Department of A- is charged for the five day course. Fort St. John. The Calgary area includes all griculture and Canadian Vocation­ There are still a few vacancies so Joe Laycock and Jim Pratt were CNR lines in southern Alberta and al Training with Canadian Utilities anyone interested should apply at adjacent rail mileage in Saskat­ Calgary visitors last week. chewan. supplying the necessary power fa- once. The W.I. held their third annual family party in the Hall December Middleton will return to Calgary 3rd. Mrs. R. Strankman and Mrs. following 18 months' serviee in Edmonton. He was superintendent Doug Westerlund entertained the at Calgary from 1952 to 1959 and Who Are Alcoholics? adults with various games and was a member of the Calgary Ro­ stunts and Mrs. Geo. Beynon amu­ tary Club and Chamber of Com­ We have seen in an earlier article We must face facts, and the fact sed the little folk. The evening's merce. As the new area manager that alcoholism is a true, medical­ is that we simply cannot dismiss program was topped off with a he will have responsibility for delicious lunch served by the mem­ ly-recognized illness. Now let us the alcoholic with a contemptuous transportation, sales and produc­ "just a drunk — he could straight­ bers. see who becomes an alcoholic. tion. en up if he wanted to,# but he's The dance sponsored by the hall It can be said that the alcoholic hopeless, no good, not worth both­ entertainment committee was well is Mr., or Mrs., or Miss Average ering about". That attitude has attended. The. O.K. Orchestra was FINEST QUALITY PRINTING Person. Alcoholics represent a served to perpetuate and multiply in attendance and will also be play PHONE 854-3075 cross-section of our population, the difficulties in combatting al­ ing in Esther on December 29th. with a ratio of about four men to coholism. The attitude of alcohol­ Mr. Harold Pratt is a patient in one woman, and they come from ism clinics such as The Alcoholism Oyen hospital and Mr. Henry every social, economic nnd educa Foundation of Alberta and of Al­ Brockman is a patient in Consort .tional background. The man or the coholics Anonymous is one of real­ hospital. woman next door may be an alco­ ism, acceptance of a very real dis holic, or the bus driver you ride Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Coates and ease, and a philosophy that has family are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold to work with every day ,thc sales­ proved, in many thousands of ca­ girl at the department -store or the Mrs. C. Coates this week end. "1 don't see anything special about being 100 years old" ses, that he is not hopeless, that salesman at. the door. The alcoho­ he can be helped, and that he is Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bamber and said the still active old lady. Born near Mount Albert, lic may wear a clerical collar, or worth helping. Beverly spent last Saturday at Ont. Craigmyle. the gown of a judge; he may be For further information contact a mechanic, a butcher, or a Uni The Alcoholism Foundation of Al­ versity .professor; she may be a berta 737, 13th Ave, S.W. Calgary, Something Different wealthy widow, and average house­ Telephone AM 9-6101 or Alcohol­ PROCEDURE EXPLAINED IN GETTING wife or a hash-house waitress. He ics Anonymous, 1110, 6th Ave. S. In Christmas Gifts may be o doctor or a delivery-man W., Calgary, Telephone AM 6-1725. an oil executive or a beer waiter. Are you still undecided as to what to give your family and Annette Toft, wearing sash pronouncing her Canada's FARM ACREAGE PAYMENTS He may be the skilled worker at 2,000,000th immigrant, is escorted down ship's gangway the next machine or the sweeper Suggestions For friends for Christmas? If you'd Wheat Board Issues Applications or the night-watchman. He or she like to give something different, on arrival at Quebec. Behind her are her brother, Rene, may be anyone. Safe Christmas personal, and not too expensive, 13, and mother, Mrs. David Toft. To Those Not Receiving By Dec. 19 here's your answer - sew your No doubt there are still people (From the Canadian Underwriters' gifts. OTTAWA, Dec. 7 — Procedure $1 per acre to a maximum of 200 who think of alcoholics as "Skid Association) Following are a few suggestions to be followed by applicants for acres to holders of Wheat Bbard Row" derelicts. They may still be­ from Alberta's Extension Cjlothing payment under the recently amen­ permits for the 1959-60 crop year. lieve that alcoholics aro weak wil­ When you select your Christmas Specialist Nancy Pasochnik; which Everybody in town is ded Western Grain Producers Ac­ An amendment to the regulations led spineless, irresponsible ne'er- tree this year, choose a freshly-cut you'll find rewarding to make and reage Payment Regulations has was made when it was found that do-wells whose ailment is self- tree, with firmly-attached needles. a pleasure to give. For the ladies, been laid down by the Canada De­ some otherwise eligible producers inflicted, stubbornly pursued and Keep the tree outdoors until aprons are always appreciated whe­ partment of Agriculture. had failed to take out grain deliv­ held onto despite all the injury, just before Christmas. It will stay ther they are for everyday use or Application forms will be mail­ ery permits in 1959. suffering, and misery caused to fresher in the cold air, and once decorated for use during the holi­ ed next week to producers who ap­ themselves and others. you have it up, it will stay green day season, says Miss Pasochnik. pear from the records of the Cana­ Undoubtedly some alcoholics longer. And keep it standing in a Place mats are another ide but dian Wheat Board to meet the re­ OBITUARY are shiftless destitutes, but these pMl of water. keep in unind the tableware and WHEN quirements. The forms should be make up less than 5 per cent of When putting up the tree, set it color schemes of the person for completed and submitted by Fe­ AUGUST KNAUFT the total alcoholic population. The in the coolest part of the room, STDOISG whom they are intended. bruary 28, 1961, in order to collect. majority of alcoholics hold (or away from radiators, heaters and Funeral services for the late A carpenter's apron for the hob­ FARMING The amendment extends eligibi­ have held) positions involving spe­ the fireplace. This will not only August Knauft, 56 years, who pass­ cial skills and responsibilities in reduce the possibility of fire, but byist in the family or a chef's lity to producers who grew grain er away, December 7, were con­ apron for the man who will be do­ in the 1959-60 crop year and did occupational categories described will keep the tree from drying out. ducted from Whyte's Funeral Cha­ as skilled, semi-skilled, managerial It is a good plan to use a tree ing the barbequing next summer i BEASTIY not take.out a Wheat Board deli­ are also popular gifts. very permit in that year but who pel at 2 'p.m. Saturday December executive or professional. holder which has a litle bucket of 10, with Rev. John Moules of First water in which the trunk can rest It's always fun to sew for chil held permits in the 1959-59 and The majority of alcoholics are dren. Use your imagination to The trouble with plowing by 1960-61 crop years. United Church officiating. Inter­ betweeh 30 and 45 years of age, during the holidays. A tree usu­ ment followed, in the Hanna ceme­ ally "drinks" more water than you make up moth pretty and practical beast power, back in the days Those who quality under these are employed and supporting their outfits. Home made toys are al­ conditions but do not receive an tery. He is survived by 4 brothers, families (though in some cases, realize, so keep water container of primitive man, was that Louis, William, Charles and Geor­ filled at all times. ways welcome but remember to application form by December 19 employment and home are getting leave off buttons and other trims ^WSSJty may secure one from ths .Wheat ge, alao: four sisters Miss Ella shaky), and have good work rec­ Fireproof Christmas tree decora­ Knauft of Edmonton, Blrs. T. Jones that might be dangerous to a baby. out before the beast's. Board. ords. Most have held tbe same job tions are the best. Use decorations Bibs, made from terry towelling An Order-in-Council on August Mrs. George Howatt and Mrs. Fred for five to ten years, some for 30 made of either glass, metal, or a Since then we have learned to Schmidt of Hanna. and decorated with Santas, trees, 31 this year authoiized payment of years or more. fire-resistant material. or candy canes, add to the festive harness more manageable sour­ Set up electric trains away from mood and will be most appreciated ces of power to do our plowing the tree. A spark from the train by the mothers. could set the tree on fire. When making your gifts, says and other work, end our stand­ Always use electric lights on the Miss Pasochnik, keep in mind the ard of living has never been tree, never candles. Lighting sets importance of choosing materials higher. should be checked before being which are easy to care for, trims TTS6KEAT placed on the tree, and those with that can be left on for washing, Today Canadian farmers rely frayed wiring should be discarded. and keep the designs simple in on petroleum-powered horse­ When buying new sets, look for color and line. the tag or label showing listing The Christmas idea magazines, power rather than animal by Underwriters' Laboratories. A available . at all book counters, power, and Canadian farms are switch some distance from the tree contain patterns for many easy-to- among the most efficient in the should be provided for turning TOBI make gifts. You'll have fun sew­ world. Canadian farmers can the tree lights on and off. ing your gifts as well as in giving On Christmas morning, 'fold and them to family and friends. depend on oil supplies wher­ put away any gift wrapping you ever and whenever they heed intend to keep. Other gift wrapp­ them—and at reasonable prices. ings should be gathered up and CNR APPOINTMENT The price Imperial receives for HOME And you can be home ... quickly, economically, thrown away prompty after pres­ DETROIT — Francis A. Gaffney ents are opened. tractor gasoline has gone down, safely by Greyhound I Whatever the weather, who for the last five years has Christmas tree lights should be been vice president and general rather than up, over the past you can rely on Greyhound to transport you, turned off when the family is away manager of the Grand Trunk Wes­ ten years. from home. gifts and all, back tojrqur home town. With tern Railroad here, has been nam­ FORTHE Inspect the Christmas tree from ed vice president of highway ser­ Greyhound group rates, you can take the whole time to time to see how dry it is. vices for the entire Canadian Na­ If needles near the lights have family. tional System. ;€sso] started to turn brown, change the His appointment, announced here Thit Christmas, go home for th« holiday! . . . position of the lights. by Donald Gordon, chairman and OO GREYHOUND! When the needles start falling, HOLIDAYS! president during a board of direc­ IMPERIAL. OIL take the tree down and discard it tors meeting of the GTW, becomes outdoors. effective on January 1. buy the case!! LIMITED Even if the tree remains fresh, make plans now to dismantle it A PRODUCT OF CALGARY BREWING & MALTING CO. 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X Poqe 6 THE HANNA HERALD and EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS — THURSDAY. ncrcMRFP IS 1960 MRS. EMMANUEL PATZER PASSES IN CALGARY, NOV. 24 RIVETS by George Sixta Mrs. Frederika Patzer wife of Emmanuel Patzer and a pioneer resident of this community, passed Wfaw away in the General Hospital, Cal­ gary, November 24, at the age al 72 years. Born in Bessarabia, Russia, she came to North Dakota in 1891 and was united in marriage to Mr Patzer in 1907. In 1909 the Patzer family took up a homestead north of Richdale now included in th« MINOR HOCKEY SET-UP GOING Spondin district where they made Farmers' 'Spiel their home for 42 years prior to taking up residence in Calgary in 1951. Mrs. Patzer was a life long "GREAT GUNS"; ISO ENROLLED Being Planned and active member of the Seventh Wally Davison Doing Masterful Day Adventist Church. For January 9 Besides her husband she is sur­ Job In Teaching Youngsters vived by a son Arthur of Carbon, Hockey interest of the interme­ evident in the short time the boys Arrangements Started three daughters, Mrs. John (Ella) diate variety may have sagged to have been on skates. Davison is For Annual Affair; GAME BIRD CHAMPIONS FOR Houch, Mrs. Dan (Emma) Trefz of ita lowest depths in years, but ac­ teaching the lads the fundamen­ 48 Rinks Last Year FANS AT OYEN SHOWN KEEN Hanna, Mrs. J. Lavina) Urquhart tivity in minor hockey circles in tals of the game, with emphasis Arrangements are now under­ of Edmonton, nine grandchildren Hanna never was better than at on proper skating and stick-hand­ way for the annual Farmers' Bon­ rr and eight great grandchildren. Al­ the preaent time. ling. Scrimmages are allowed too, spiel which is to start January 9 INTEREST IN HOCKEY "WARS 1961 IN THE BIG COUNTRY so five brothers and a sister resid­ The Hanna Recreation Associa­ but in every outing the fundamen­ and if necessary will run through ing in the United States. Radio Station C.IDV's annual tion was indeed fortunate in get­ tals of the game are emphasized. the entire week. The committee in' Good Attendance As Clippers 3 Cordon McBain of Cereal charge of the 'spiel details are 2'* month search for the Game Funeral services were conducted ting the services of "WaWy" Davi­ On the intermediate hockey won a pair of binoculars. from Bridgeland Babtist Church at Harold Christianson, Herb Housch Open Season With Two Games Bird Champions of the Big Coun son as coach of the entire set-up front, there is but a faint spark 4 Ixn Stoness of Morrin won 1:30 p.m. Monday, November 28 and Frank Powell. try ended November 30th. for the winter. With a background of life. The Hornets, composed of OYEN, Dec. 12 — The Oyen cond period, Shields from Clam­ with Elder J. P. Habenicht and of sound hockey fundamentals, Over 400 official entries were •i hunting grab bag. remnants of last year's team, plus There will be three events, plus Clippers outdid themselves last pitt; third period, Scory from The winners in this contest in Elder R. Patzer officiating. Inter­ plus proven playing ability, Wally some of the juveniles and junior an award for the grand a?grei?atc week end, winning both their ga­ received, in the contest which has Shields. 195!) were as follows: ment followed in Queens Park is doing an excellent job with the age players have banded together, and good prizes are offered in mes in the home arena. Saturday beautiful copper trophies for the cemetery. children, who range in age from and so far have played one game, each event. Entry fee is twelve they played Prelate, score 4-3. Sun In Sunday's game, goals wr" winners, and included a draw for Duck tropin ''•> lbs. 10 ozs), Don eight to sixteen years. a 2-0 win of one of the city league dollars per rink and includes ad­ flay they played the CJDV team, scored as follows: first period, two hundred dollars worth of pri­ Hall of Delia. LONG SERVICE Regular weekly hockey practices clubs in Calgary. The Seymour mission to a banquet in the Me* I score 7-4 The next game on home Clampitt from Frank Campbell; M. zes. Coo-e tropin (1-S l*>s. 9 ozs.) Don Wolves have yet to do much how­ Tracey from Meyer; Scory from Watson of Hanna. and games which started three morial Hall on January 10. ice will see them in action against The winners are as follows: John M. Courtney, who died at ling, but it is expected that this • the Seymour Wolves, Saturday, De­ I Clampitt; second period, Campl***.*ll Largest duck trophy ('•< His., l.i Longest pheasant tail (25' 1* inch- weeks ago are now attended by Rinks must be composed of at 1 Ottawa in 1920, was deputy finan­ some 150 hockey players in all age club will get a full season of play least three farmers or ranchers cember 17. from Scory and Shields from Mey­ ozs) Albert Lampert of Oyen e-i, Karl lialderson of Bircham. going, soon after Christmas. The ce minister from 1878 until his groups, and amazing progress is and only one town resident will The Clippers are pleased to an­ ers; third period, Scory unassisted Largest goose trophy (\'2 lbs Entires this year included 240 retirement in 1906. Wolves played their first game of be allowed per rink. Last year and M. Tracey from Stan! «. tor pheasant tails. 130 goose and the season last Thursday against nounce that they have joined the 8'i ozs), Robert Sharpe of Drum there were 48 rinks to make the South Saskatchewan River League The week end games were nigh- heller. b'4 duck entries. the Oyen Clippers and managed to STUDENT PROGRAM YOUNGSTOWN largest 'spiel of its kind in thc Official registrars were located win 3-1. . in which Alsask, Etonia, Kinders lighted by some wonderful goal Longest Pheasant tail (2-,'J inch­ » *• clubs' history. With weather con­ ley, Hershall, Prelate, Leader and tending, thanks to Oyen's joalie es) Wilfred Schmidt of Three Hills in Innisfail, Three Hills, Carbon, Lansing-Michigan State in one YOUNGSTOWN, Dec. 13 -- Geo The hockey situation in Hanna ditions favorable the 1961 entry Oyen. Action in the league has not Don Pliva. The boys welcome Mor­ In the draw, prize winners were Hockyford, Drumheller, Hanna. Ce­ year had a touch-football in pro­ Sutherland spent a few days in thus far, appears to favor the mi­ is expected to be around sixty begun yet. ley Brody as their coach for this as follows: real Youngstown. Oyen and Acadia gram which found about 2,400 stu­ Calgary last week on business. nor set-up, and from the boys now rinks. Entries close on Sunday, In the Prelate-Oyen game Satur­ season. 1 Bill Rieger of Rockyford wm Vallev. dents as participants. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Mellcm and learning the game; it is hoped that January 8 and may be made to day night goals were scored as foll­ Fans are most enthusiastic, pro- o shot gun. So until September 15th, 1961, a first class team of "homebrews" : any one of the Bonspiel commit­ ows: first period, Shields from J ving this by their presence at both 2 Walter Moore of Knee IIill good luck and good shooting. CLASSIFIED ADS family of Sheerness were visitors tee men. of Mrs. B. Mellom during last will develop in the years to come. Clampitt; Scory from Clampitt; se­ | games. won a set of 12 rubber noose

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THE HANNA HERALD and EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS — THURSDAY. DECEMBER 15, I960 _•*•**— ESKIMO ARTIST Diefenbaker said he has received Best wishes are also extended theatre." no requests te remove the tax and survey of the CPR until 1907 he NEW BRIGDEN to Mrs. John Wilson who under­ Mrs. Ritchie was named the Charlie Seeguapik of Povungni- homesteaded at Bonnyview, Sask., went surgery in the Consort hos­ new spiritual convener tuk on Hudson Bay was the first duty on the cancer-treating drat J. D. PARKER HEADS NEW and re-homesteaded at Bindloss in Krebiozen. 1812 where the family resided un­ pital December 8. Mrs. Kush won tihe attendance Eskimo elected to the Sculptors' NEW BRIGDEN, Dec. 8 — Re Several children are ill at home prize donated by Mrs. Finnerty. Society of Canftda, in 1958. til 1947 when they took up resi­ latives and friends of Mr. and Mrs. READ AND USE—THE HBRALD SLATE OF LEGION OFFICERS; dence in Calgary. Mr. Gordon was this week with mumps. The Rosary was the recited R. M. Herron gathered together to F. A. Hazelwood has been haul-" for the repose et the soul of Fa­ NO REQUESTS a member of St. Paul's United OTTAWA — Prime Minister JT CLASSIFIED ADS. Church, Calgary. surprise tbe couple at their home ing seed oats from Luseland for a ther Prehdegrast, a former pastor on the occasion of their thirty-fifth RENOVATION PLAN IN 1961 Besides his wife he is survived number of local farmers. of this parish. by a son Keith Gordon of Craig­ wedding anniversary December"/. Mr. and Mrs. John Boden of Ed­ Following the business meeting Play-At-Home Bingo Is Current myle, a brother Lee C. Gordon of Mrs. Melvin Herron, Mrs. Fred Tye burg spent several days visiting at games and a delicious lunch were Bindloss and 3 grandsons Max­ and Mr. Alf. Jorgenson led the the homes of the John Hagens and enjoyed by all present. Means Of Raising Finances For well, Raymond and Donald all of group in an enjoyable sing-song, the Hoffman families. They made and Mr. and Mrs. R. Hanson acted TENDERS FOR HALE Building Program In New Year Craigmyle. the journey by private plane. RCMP PROTECTION IS as host and hostess for the even­ Visiting at the home of Mr. and Funeral services were conducted ing. DEMANDED IN FARM BRIEF J. D. Parker, one of the foremos^ supporters and workers from Foster's Garden Chapel, on Mrs. R M. Herron this week were Saturday, December 10, with Rev. The school basketball teams had Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sheppard of We­ EDMONTON — Farmers don't for Hanna Branch Canadian Legion, was re-elected to office a successful week. On December 2 get the same police protection as- HELP WANTED os president, at the war veterans' annual meeting on Decem­ D. Littlejohn of Calgary and Rev. taskiwin and Mr. Charlie Wilson Keith Syer of Trochu nephew of at Cereal the girls won 31 to 6 and of Edmonton. city people an Alberta farmer told ber 9. Legion work and activities have long been foremost in the deceased officiating. the boys 39 to 15. On December 7 the Farmers' Union of Alherta on- the busy everyday schedule of "J. D." In addition last year to Interment followed in the Mem­ at Oyen, the girls won again 27to nual convention. Tenders for janitorial work at Assumption R.C. 19 and the boys lost a hard fought C.W. LEAGUE HOLD serving as Legion president, he completed a term on the town orial Gardens. CHRISTMAS MEETING "Wben rural people phone the Separate School, Oyen, will be received from interested council and was while in that office in charge of the recreation­ battle to the Oyen Seniors by a RCMP" he said, "sometimes they persons up to. 12 noon, Wednesday, December 28. Pallbearers who were all former score of 49 to 54. al committee. However, this fall he declined to seek re-election [residents of Bindloss included U. The Christmas meeting of the come out and sometimes they dont Information re: extent of duties may be obtained from to the council, devoting his time to the operation of his Red A. Porter, W. A. Heiden, A. R. Lloyd McClellan has a rink en­ C.W.L. was held on December 1 Thefts on the farm are on the the Secretary-Treasurer, Assumption School, Oyen. and White grocery business, and of course attending to his Young, W. Byler, J. Beynon and tered in the Oyen Mixed Bonspiel at the home of Mrs. Herb Kranz increase too". this week. Lloyd, Milton Holmes with Mrs. K. Oliver, Mrs. Kush. duties as president of the Legion R. Nicoll. A motion was passed calling for Tenders are to be sent to the same. Any or and Robert and Lawrence Wilson Mrs. R. Shaker, Mrs. I. F. Shaker RCMP to be compelled to investi­ Other officers elected at the an when the winner of the current won first prize at the Cash Bon and Mrs. G. Gordon as co-hostesses. lowest tender need not necessarily be accepted. nual meeting were: vice president gate all complaints of thefts of the one is decided. It is with consid­ ENDIANG spiel in Provost on December 4. There were nineteen members and farmer's property and attempt to Jack E. Smith; second vice presi­ erable optimism that the Legion two guests present. 7,8c dent, T. E. Whittemore; secretary- Mrs. Nick Hertz, Bonnie and track down the trespaser suspec­ members look forward to the New Danny drovarove tio i\cReud fecDeeir Decer^..w..n. . It was reported that the bridge ted of causing the damage. treasurer, Miss Carol Mathe; past Year, and it is hoped that the ENDIANG, Dec. 14 — The an­ nual school Christmas concert will be—r 4_ after receiving word that I tournament was nearly completed president, C. L. Elm; padre, Canon main plan of much renovation to and it was decided to sponsor an­ C. M. Starr; Sergeant-at-Arms, C. the building can be carried out. In be held in the Community Hall on Marjorie had been injured in Thursday December 22 in the ev- car accident. Best wishes for other tournament in the spring. E. Johnson; executive, Bob Bellis, closing out the old year the mem­ A Christmas party will be held ening. There will not be a dance speedy recovery are extended to F. W. Edwards, J. E. Derry, R. Car bers and officers extend sincere Marjorie by the community. on Sunday, December 18 at the dy, C. M. Starr. J. J. McCrea, VV. thanks to the public for patronage to follow as had been previously E. Smith, W. J. Beeston, L. J. Mehl. extended during 1960. planned. Lunch will be served fol­ Attention all... Installation of officers will take lowing the concert and ladies are place at the next regular meeting asked to please bring lunch. FORMER BINDLOSS RESIDENT Mr. and Mrs. Mac Sinclair, Doug of the Legion scheduled for Janu­ PASSES IN CALGARY, DEC. 8 ary 6. and Bonnie of Delia were Sunday NEW YEARS' EVE visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Towards the end ot the year the Maxwell Finlay Gordon, a high­ ly esteemed farmer of the Bind­ Walker. Legion members undertook an ex­ Mr. and Mrs. Karl Laarz of Rose tensively planned campaign to im­ loss district for 35 years, passed HANNA RESIDENTS away in the Calgary General Hos­ Lynn were visitors with Mr. and prove the premises. First it was Mrs. Jack Groat on Sunday Decem­ necessary to raise some capital for pital, December 8, following a leng­ thy illness. ber 11. A CHANGE HAS BEEN MADE IN THE EMERGENCY the scheme, and at present a play- Mrs. Clifford Meyers and family at-home cash bingo is under way. Mr. Gordon who was 83 years of spent last week end with relatives FIRE HALL PHONE NUMBER, YOUR NEW Judging from results so far the age was born in Lanark, Ont. and in Stettler.. bingo is going over well, and it is came west in 1901 to Pilot Mound Mr. and Mrs. Bob Walker and likely that another will be started and Melita, Man. Working on the Wes of Rumsey were week end DANCE EMERGENCY NUMBER IS visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sponsored by the Youngstown Community Club Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Les Wigemyr and baby Tim of Cessford were visit­ YOUNGSTOWN 9:39-2:00 P.M. ors with Mr. and Mrs. Halvor Loo­ mer on Tuesday December 6. BIG STONE ORCHESTRA Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Tucker, Adults $1.00 Students 50c Dale and Glen were visitors with Mr. and Mrs., Lorne Wallace of I 854-3221 ee./7wT7V0 LATE TO SHOP £ARW Morrin on Friday December 9 and Saturday December 10. FOR INFORMATION AND BUSINESS PURPOSES ONLY THE HAPPY ANSWER Your correspondent wishes to apologize for an error in last weeks TO PUZZLED SHOPPERS news. I omitted that the Softball THE OLD NUMBER 854-3946 IS TO BE USED MAKE THIS A PRACTICAL CHRISTMAS Club wished to thank all the mo­ thers, of the 4-H members and any­ GIVE THEM WEARING APPAREL one else, for donating the food for See Mother look her loveliest and feel so very special the 4-H banquet on December 2. It was greatly appreciated. Deep­ IN CASE OF FIRE PHONE 854-3721 in a Dress from FLEMINGS est apologies for the mistake. Mr. Russel Myers of Stettler was OTHER SUGGESTIONS FOR THE LADIES- a Sunday visitor with Mr. and Mrs. TOWN OF HANNA Tom Hilton. DRESSES—Party, Wool and Casuals, Wool and Cord­ FIRE DEPARTMENT uroy Slims. U.S. SHOWS SURPLUS WASHINGTON — The United SWEATERS—Banlon, Orion and Shags. States ended the 1960 fiscal year LINGERIE—in all the pastel colors and white. with a bigger budget surplus than expected. The treasury department BLOUSES—tailored and frilly. announced that the surplus for the fiscal year ending last June 30 NYLONS—by the box, a real gift. had reached $1,224,000,000 or $156, OPEN A CHARG&ACCOUNT TODAY AT— DUSTERS and HOUSECOATS—in cotton corduroy and 000,000 more than the department had predicted. silk. HAND BAGS—large and small, in all colors. CEREAL CREDIT JEWELLERY * _* Dress your little Princess in an enchanting Mr. Brian Hughes was a recent Nylon Dress visitor at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Hughes. Crinolines for the Ballerena look — Sweaters — A large crowd attended the tur­ Blouses — Leatards and Pyjamas key shbot and bingo. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Anderson are For the MAN and BOY in your house there are SHIRTS spending a few days in Calgary. Barry Halpenny and the misfor­ SWEATERS - SOX - TIES and HANDKERCHIEFS. tune to fall and fracture his leg BEDROOM SLIPPERS FOR ALL THE FAMILY on his way to the skating rink. We are pleased to report Mrs. Big or Little- E. Forrester has been able to re­ turn home following a trip to *5d- WE WILL BE GLAD TO GIFT WRAP ALL PURCHASES monton to receive medical treat UPON REQUEST AND HAPPY TO HELP YOU IN ALL ment. YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Adams and Patsy were week end visitors tp Calgary. The annual Christmas concert will be held in the school audito­ FLEMING'S rium on December 23 at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome. "THE FRIENDLY STORE" Miss Phyliss McLeod was a week I end visitor to Calgary. 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ISLL THE HANNA HERALD and EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS — THURSDAY. DECEMBER 15, 1960 and eternal life. It is the free gift of God. IISTS FOUR COMPLAINTS Should not such tremendous 644S1 MUUAU/IA, SpecJz truth be emphasized, explained and experienced? U Cor. 6:2 "Be­ WHY HUTTERITES PERSECUTED hold now is the accepted time, be­ universities. SALVATION subject of Salvation. hold now is the day of Salvation'*. Hutterites are persecuted today In 1946 a new law, The Commu­ (Rev. Roy David) Salvation is the Bible's greatest because they take Christianity se nal Property Act, was passed in A ship was floundering in the subject. The redemption or salva­ Fire Losses riously and 'wish to maintain their Alberta which set a limit to the storm and sinking off the east­ tion of the human race is the grea­ way of life so they can continue amount of land Hutterite colonies ern coast of the United States. test thought in the mind of God. Heavy In Winter to live as Christians. could buy at 6,400 acres and no Anxious friends and loved ones It is mentioned hundreds of times , This opinion was expressed in new colony could be established awaited news of the survivors. Fi­ in the Scriptures and was proclai­ Fire losses during the winter Calgary by Or. John A. Hostetler, within 40 miles of an existing co­ nally, it came to an anxious wife med by priest, prophets, and also months are the heaviest of the Assistant Professor of Socialogy lony. By 1953 the Hutterites began in New York, a telegram contain­ poets. Peter and Paul, James and year, and the Canadian Underwri­ with tbe University of Alberta, leasing land from neighboring far­ ing one word of tremendous mea­ John write of it under divine in­ ters' Association urges home own­ Edmonton while speaking to the mers and entered into hire agree­ ning. So joyous was this news that spiration. The heavenly hosts sing ers to help keep down the fire Calgary university faculty club, ments. They also enlarged exist­ the message was framed and hung the song of salvation amid the toll by following these suggestions: tlie Humanities Association and ing colonies by providing individu­ in the living room for many years. glories of heaven. Rev. 7:10: 19:1 Right now, check the basement the Pickwickian Society. al members with funds to purch­ That glorious word was 'SAVED'. Jesus said, "But these things I say furnace room. Remove any paint Tliey are the best example of a ase land as individuals. While there are many subjects that ye might be saved". 1 Tim. tins, oily rags, old newspapers, group holding religious views con­ that can be spoken about with 2:4 "Who (God) will have all men broken furniture or other rubbish No legal action was taken by superlatives, none supercedes the to be saved . . ." Acts 4:12. "Nei- that may be near the heating plant. flicting with those of the socalled the province. The Legislative As­ establish religious institutions, he their is there salvation in any If you have a coal furnace, be sembly established the Hutterite other for there is none dther name said. "Their historic roots have no Investigating committee which in­ sure ashes are deposited in metal organic linkage with the Doukho- Seal Sales Near under heaven given among men containers, and that the contain­ spected the colonies and held pu­ whereby we must be saved". tours of British Columbia or with blic hearings. ers are emptied frequently. Half Way Mark If your gas or oil heating equip­ Russian Communism". The committee issued a report Salvation is God's greatest work. He told the students that Hut­ in September 1959 which formed The Christmas Seal Sale in Drum­ Creation is great and glorious, re­ ment has been functioning errati­ terites were a typical pluralistic the basis on new legislation to heller is approaching the halfway demption is greater, his eternal cally, call your service man now minority, a group which desires abolish the 40-mile fixed interval mark and now amounts to $4,505 Son, Jesus Christ. John 3:17 "For to inspect it and put it in proper to co-exist with -the larger society between colonies and required ca­ according to Mr. M. A. O'Dwyer, God sent His Son into the world running order. without losing its idenity and with binet approval for requests to esta­ chairman of the Kinsmen Club of to condemn the world but that the Your fuel pipes, vent connectors mutual tolerance, repect and res­ blish new colonies, he said. Drumheller TB Seal Sale Commit­ world through Him might be sav­ gas vents and chimney should have ponsibility. He said there is no provision The Canadian hydro-project at Kundah South India is to be extended. Here is one tee. "The campaign is going well ed", Matt. 1:21 "Thou shalt call been inspected at the beginning Tracing the background of Hut­ for court appeals of decisions and reactor being eased up to full power. but there are still a great many of his name Jesus for He shall save of the heating season. If you have terite culture, he said they formed quoted P. G. Davies, solicitor for our friends whom we have yet to His people from their sins" 1 Tim. not had such an inspection made, a part of the left-wing Anabaptist 1:15". have it done now. the Hutterites, as saying "although gues and individual plans for buil hear from", Mr. O'Dwyer said,' split at the time of the reforma­ Canada is a nation has long since 'and we are hopeful that their con­ Christ Jesus came into the world Make a check to be sure walls, tion and became "harmless Ana­ ding*, and equipment are supplied ceilings and partitions near boilers made peace with the German Reich RETAIL STORES URGED TO by the Farm Building Plan Serv­ tribution will be received within to save sinners". He did not mere­ baptists because of their literal and Japan, Alberta remains at war the next few days". ly come to be our example or to stores, furnaces and heating pipes following of the Bible. ice. are protected by non combustible with its Hutterites". — Calgary The series consists of eight se­ Dr. T. A. Wright, Drumheller, teach us. Through His death and Some 250 Hutterites left Russia Albertan. president of the Alberta Tubercu­ resurrection He provided for sal­ insulation. in 1874 for South Dakota because PUSH FIRE SAFE YULE parate catalogues. There are 'Beef If you are using portable oil or Cattle Housing and Equipment", losis Association, reported the vation. of their opposition to military ser­ Underwriters' Association Point provincial total has reached $114,- Salvation is the world's greatest gas heaters, always turn them off vice and entered Canada in 1913 $6,000 For Alberta "Dairy Cattle Housing and Eq*up- when you retire at night. merit", "Swine Housing and Equip­ 079. In a statement issued today, need. Education, material prosper­ lbr the same reason, the professor Shorthorn Bull To Suggestions For Protection he said, "As a result of sustained ity, international peace are sec­ See to it that your fireplace is said. They co-existed peacefully ment". "Sheep Housing and Equip­ equipped with a metal fire screen. ment", "Fruit and Vegetable Stor­ efforts to control the spread of ondary. Man needs to be saved with little conflict with the rest The honor of having the highest Managers of retail stores are be­ as many people as fire itself. It fire should break out in one sec­ ages and Kquipment", "Grain Stor­ tuberculosis during the past sev­ from his sinning self not his en­ of Canada until Worjd War II selling animal at the International ing asked by the Canadian Under­ eral years, there are many people TOWNSEND—KENNEDY writers' Association to keep their tion of the store, clerks should ur­ age Structures and Equipment", vironment. Rom. 3:23 "For all when their religious views forbade Shorthorn Sale, held in Chicago, who have escaped the personal ex­ have sinned and come short of the First Baptist Church Calgary them to enter military service, he recently, went to A. R. Cross, Mid­ establishments fire safe during the ge customers to remain calm and and "Special Structures and Equip­ holiday shopping season. file outside quickly but in an or­ ment". perience of having a relative or glory of God". Isa. 53:6. "All we was the setting for the recent wed­ •aid. napore, ASta. This three year old close friend struck down with the like sheep have gone astray; we bull, Kinellar Refiner, sold at The C.U.A. offers the following derly fashion. The 1960 Supplement and the ding of Mavor Jacqueline Kennedy He listed four complaints that catalogues can be obtained from disease, and for this reason may have turned everyone to his own and Harold William Townsend. Rev are being leveled against Alberta $6,000, almost twice as much as fire safety precautions: ' 11 Clerks and other employees 1 Be sure that all emergency should also be told that while fire district agriculturists. The plans, be complacent regarding the neces way and the Lord hath laid on him Malcolm officiated. The bride is Hutterites. These are: the next high priced animal. This f exits in your store are clearly evtineuishers may be used o con­ are distributed by the Extension sity for constant vigilance. To these the iniquity of us all". The Bible the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. 1 That community life is dis­ bull had been grand champion al v people I might point out that the the Calgary Summer Show in 1960. marked. trol small fires, a small fire can Service of the Alberta Department points its finger at every man and Kennedy, Calgary, and the grooms' rupted when a colony is establish­ latest report of one health unit calls him a sinner, a lost sheep in parents are Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Ontario breeders, Louada Manor 2 See to it that all aisles and quickly become a large fire. Call of Agriculture. ed because they form a self-suffi­ exits are kept free from ohstruc- the fire department immediately. with a population of 30,000, report need of salvation. Townsend of Vancouver. Attend­ cient economic block, do not par­ Farms, Peterborough, and S. .G. 1,668 people under periodical exa­ Finally, salvation is the indivi­ ants included Miss Janet Barker, ticipate in community activities, Bennett, Georgetown, were next in tions. 12 A fire reporting plan should CNR MOVES CARLOADS 3 Empty packing cases, cartons be worked out. Have clerks work OF HOLLY FROM B.C. mination for possible re-activation dual's greatest experience. It pro­ Miss Barbara Cuthbert, Miss Linda and purchase goods from whole­ line, with bulls selling at $3,150 of the disease". "Coming closer to duces a transformation in the in­ Hamelin, Vancouver; Miss Lois sale houses instead of patronizing and $2,100 respectively. The Mani­ and waste materials should be dis­ in teams of three in a fire emer­ posed of promptly as goods are gency. One clerk, male if possible VANCOUVER — Canadian Na­ home", he said, "in connection with ner and the everyday life. It alone Fowler, Nanaimo, B.C., Scott Lam­ local merchants. toba herd of Richardson Stock one admission to sanatoria, it is Farms, Winnipeg, supplied a bull, unpacked. can man the fire extinguisher, the tional Railways is handling car­ brings a man into a right relation­ on, Wayne Ballard, Mervin West 2 Fear that colonies will grow 4 Make it a rule to clear back­ second should call the fire depart­ loads of holly - the traditional, na­ possible that as many as eight con­ ship with God. Eph. 2:8$ "For by and Joseph Wood, Vancouver. A at an alarming rate and may even­ selling at $2,000. A total of eleven tacts have been found with tuber­ Canadian Shorthorn bulls made an rooms and cellars of such mater­ ment by phone, and the third tural decorative shrub - for use in grace are ye saved through faith reception followed in Harris Star­ tually take over the whole of Al­ ials every day. should send in a call for the fire hbmes across Carlada during the culosis. Furthermore", he said, and that not of yourselves, it is light Room where Peter Kennedy berta's agriculture economy. excellent average selling price of "some idea of the work involved $1,692. 5 Allow smoking only in spec department from the closest fire Festive Season. the gift of God not of works lest uncle of the bride and mayor of 3 The complaint from veterans ially designated areas. box. As a double deck, this clerk C.N. Express cars began leaving may be gained when it is realized any man should boast". Repentan­ Hanna, proposed the toast. and farmers' organizations that should be instructed to report the here last week for the prairie and that in connection with one such ce (turning from sin) and faith Following their trip to British tbey are unable to compete with A new grasshopper poison that 6 Give instructions to all clerks and other employees on how to fire to the nearest policeman or to eastern provinces, loaded with incident, more than 1,100 people are necessary to salvation; salvation Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. Townsend the Hutterites for land. is non-toxic to animals has been any passing police car. thousands of packages of the po­ are tuberculin tested". brings to us peace, pardon, joy developed and is now being evalu­ handle fire extinguishers and oth­ will reside in Castlegar, B.C. 4 General intolerance with the er fire emergency equipment in pular red-berried holly. Contributions may be sent to the ated before recommending it for j f. .*». .*...... -». -T...... »...... ». • *•»• •«- .*»- .*•»• .1* ... St. ... .*»...... »..««». »• j separatism of the Hutterites, their your place of business. Temperatures of the cars are Kinsmen Club of Drumheller TB i [••{• "J'T 1* ™'l • a* "I" *V *V I *I"**I** • * *g* "l "i" *l* *V V *F k 'i.* *l* *r I *l* W 1 lefusal to take up arms in time of general use. according to Dr. Hen­ 7 Only non-flammable or at Farm Building carefully controlled to preserve the Seal Sale Committee, Drumheller, war, to vote, or to permit their ry Hurtig, of the Canada Depart­ holly's condition and lustre. Alberta. AUCTIONEERING children to enter high schools and ment of Agriculture. least slow-burning materials should Plan Service be used in store decorations. Keep SERVICE decorations away from electric The 1960 "Supplement to Cata­ light bulbs. logues of Plans of Farm Structures Farm — Ranch — Residential 8 Employ only qualified elec­ and Equipment" is now available Sales tricians to install new wiling br to Alberta farmers. This supple­ FOR THE MERRIEST extensions. ment includes all plans developed Charity Auctions Free of Charge 9 i If Christmas lights are instal­ since the original catalogues were SEE led, check the fuse box to be sure printed by the Canadian Farm each circuit has the proper size Building Plan Service. ar****!?-- CHRISTMAS EVER! fuse. The service was established to 10 Some time in advance of develop and work out plans for JOHN G. SHIELDS Give A . . . the heavy Christmas shopping sea­ farm buildings and labour-saving son, call a meeting of employees equipment that would be suited to License No. 250 so you can explain to them that the different parts of Canada. A GENERAL AUCTIONEERING CHRISTMAS panic caused by outbreak of lire series of catalogues of plans, a CHINOOK in a retail establishment, as in a yearly supplement to the catalo­ POLICY ! crowded hall, can kill and injure r-fTTTTTT T'

For something less than most people spend on POPULAR CN PORTER Fluoridated Milk cigarettes each week, it is possible to arrange a plan MAKES FINAL TRIP Not The Answer lhat will bring the wonderful warmth of Christmas to WINNIPEG —"L. W. Pease, who your family's fire side even if you should not be here led the seniority list of CNR sleep­ (The following editorial appea­ to enjoy it with them. It will only take 10 minutes of red in a recent edition of thc ing car porters in the western re­ Magazine Health, official pu­ your time to find out all about it at no obligation. gion, made his final run here last blication of the Health League week to end a 40-year career with of Canada. It was written by -Call Me Today- the company. Dr. Gordon Bates, General Di­ During his long career, Porter rector of th% League). Phones Res. 854-3738 - Bus. 854-3555 Pease served on every CNR sleep­ In a recent editorial in a great ing car run in western Canada and Canadian metropolitan paper with was a well known personality to a tradition of leadership in good I JIM FOSTER the travelling public. causes behind it there is a state­ A native of Chicago and a vete­ ment to the effect that fluoridated Agent Canada Life Assurance Co. ran of the first World War, Mr. milk might provide the solution Pease came to Winnipeg and join­ to the problem of prevention of ed the CNR in 1920. carious teeth. Since this metropo litan daily has persistently oppo­ sed fluoridation of water and has refused to print letters in favour of fluoridation of water this edito COME IN AND SEE US TODAY rial is obviously an admission of • Convenient Handling defeat. It acknowledges that fluo­ ridation may be of some value. • Best Prices It is absolutely certain that the universal fluaridation of commu­ GEUDER ELECTRIC • Ample Buyers nal water supplies would reduce PHONE 854-3490 HANNA CATTLE one of the serious menaces to hu­ • Ready Market man health, namely decayed teeth. There is no such proof as to the value of fluoridated milk. Just • Facilities for 500 Head '<• why the intelligent people who '. ehftftae to drink fluoridated milk • On No. 9 Highway ! tluvM receive special flavours in > tltotj respect seems to be outside FOR SALE BY TENDER [Isse 'JBssiking of this particular pa- SALES ! \**v towmtt teeth are the right of all •sAnMnwi, rich or poor; since water ia * AfttteMary element in the diet I CEREAL Old teacherage at Cessford, minimum $250 EVERY WEDNESDAY tA v*ety«me the fluoridation of wemcwJ water supplies would Parr teacherage, 14x22, wired and insulated , tAU-tt everybody. AUCTION I Starling at TTta* newspaper uses the ridi- School barn 18x24, located on Northwest- tmlfvaa. argument and repeats it in »*»t* tA official protests, that flu- Turnbull school site. MART I 1:30 p.m. orida&ttw tt compulsory medication Tim abatement ia simply failure to HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! ttmttee an error. Medicine is some- Old School Bam at Dorothy BUYERS FROM LOCAL AND EASTERN MARKETS -— FIRST tfciftn wtticfc cores. Florine will not core bet it will prevent Dental Old Ceal Shed. CLASS HANDLING FACILITIES cartes mutt treat a deficiency in On Lot Opposite The Fire Hall human nutrition, and any other opinion is simple evidence of mud­ Sealed tenders to be in the hands of the undersigned dled thinking. not later than December 31st, 1960. Highest or any AH Sizes ond Graded - All Price Ranges H06 aBPPIH6 EVERY WHHBDAY - M PJt tt te too bad that a great news­ paper capable et creating public tender not necessarily accepted. opinion should lead in a crusade actuated by prejudice and ignor- I — FREE DELIVERY — ance. Fluridation of communal wa­ ter supplies is the only remedy to JOHN A. LUKEY Open Saturday's to 9 p.m. tbe problem ef one ef the last RUSS REIMAN great nuss infections left, namely, Secretary Treasurer' infections coming from carious Berry Creek School Division No. 1 AUCTIONEER — Uc. Ne. 316 teeth. To the argument that fluori­ Sunnynook, Alberta. 6,7c ORDER EARLY! Cereal, Alta. dation of milk supplies is the answ­ Phone 17 er, the reply is "fiddlesticks and Stf nonsense".

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THE HANNA HERALD and EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS — THURSDAY. DECEMBER 115, 1960 e^L then he'll spend two years at the don on Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. to his face, arms and hands, ia Royal Military College, Kingston, J. L. Branum, Mr. Hugh McDonald the Hanna hospital. He received Legion Playdowns Ont. Bonne Chance, Robear: Mr. Ray Branum, Mr. and Mrs. his injuries in the explosion A, Sto it Soon Delia School Hi-Lites Hope to write again next week George Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs. the Gas Processing Plant in the and then to spend a part of the Murray Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Sam North Cessford area, south and Members ef the Canadian Legion (By Lloyd Douglas) Christmas holidays with Constable Branum and Miss Mildred Branum jast of Hanna on December lat. are reminded Aat playdowns for David Staples, his wife Carol Anne of Drumheller. Best wishes for a speedy recovery representatives in the wae curling and little daughter Rebecca at Mis­ Mr. Harvey Nixon is .spending a Jim. playoffs ere te fee held in Hanna Two more interdsting basketball and Almond, assists Gary Suther­ sion City, B.C., where David is sta­ few days at the home of Mr. and soon. President of tbe curtta-g club •"lames were played in thc gym on land, Sloan (Tod's cousin). tioned witfi the RCMP. Mrs. Jim Turner of Calgary. Miss Yvonne Friedley has been Chas. Edwards requests that local Friday evening, December 9. Delia Harking back to that '38-39 Mrs. Annie Gordon of Calgary is transferred from the Hanna tele­ rinks who wish te enter must do ae girls (15), Drumheller girls, coach­ hockey team, the writer wishes to a guest at the home of her son and phone exchange to the telephone by this coming Saturday, Dec. 17- ed by Miss Mildred Branum (11). mention that he received invalua­ CRAIGMYLE daughter in law Mr. and Mrs. K. office in Drumheller. Entries may be made to Bill Faech­ Messrs Harold Miles and Roger This was a close, very well played ble help from Clinton Larder Jr. •— • Gordon. ner at the curling rink. game. Drumheller boys (36), Delia and from Stuart Pullar. Those Pearson were visitors to Calgary boys (30) in overtime. Coach Alex were the days when the boys haul­ CRAIGMYLE, Dec. 12 — Sincere Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hunter ind on Monday. As soon as entries are in, tbe Semata is to be congratulated J. ed water to flood the rink before sympathy of the village and dist­ Jimmie were Sunday evening Misses Donna Wallace, Doreen eliminations will commence. Ac­ Garrett and his gang are real scrap­ a game - in a big tank drawn by rict is extended to Mr. J. H. Phil­ guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. McLeod of Calgary, visited with cording to the president MOW ga­ pers, to overcome an 11 point de­ horses, and everybody chipped in lips at the loss of his only sister Gordon Hunter of Hanna. their respective parents in the De­ mes might fee played on Sunday, ficit at half time. *• to shovel snow. the late Miss Elizabeth Phillips of Miss Bobbie Branum has been lia district last week end. December 18. At this game we saw: Wayne Don Merritt of Morrin, the edi­ New Westminster, B.C. visiting at the home of ber uncle Miss Margaret Rose Battle, of The winner here will advance DeGiano and Bill Dewsbury anx­ tor of the paper Bob McCrea wish­ Sincere sympathy of the village and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Nelson Calgary, visited with her parents for further into the district play­ iously looking for someone Louise es to be remembered to you, and and district is extended to Mr. and of Calgary. Mr. and Mrs. John Battle Sr., over downs and the winner of this win Karg and Audrey Lowe also anx­ to'George Pierce, now of Clares­ Mrs. K. C. Gordon and family at Doug Hunter, Bill O'Neill, Gib the week end. meet later On in competition for. iously looking - for a shopping bag. holm.* We were recalling those the loss of the former's father the King and Hubert Cole all won tur­ We are sorry to hear that Mrs. the provincial title. Mr. Vincent Howard guarding lhe hockey wars of the thirties. (Ed­ late Mr. Maxwell Gordon of "Cal­ keys at the Canadian Legion's an­ T. F. Martin is a patient in the piano. One of Johnnie Garrett's itor's note: whatever became of gary. nual turkey draw in Delia. Congra­ Hanna Hospital. We all extend best boys smoking a cigarette. The De­ Ken McLean, Vic Ncaley, and the Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Davey mo­ tulations. wishes to this highly esteemed la­ Ciub Contributes lia cheer leaders, Linda Hewson, Gillrie brothers. Them ••.••ere the tored to Carbon Friday evening to dy for a very speedy recovery. Karen Richardson, Patricia Porter. days!). attend a banquet in honor of the Miss Elinor Whitman of Hanna To Chipman Fund Audrey Lowe and Sandra Thomp­ Now in conclusion, alter having former's cousin Mr. Leo. Halstead DEUA spent two days with her parents, son, practising their new slogans. read the column we wrote alter who took top honors for the show­ + * Mr. and Mrs. Austin Whitman this ACADIA VALLEY, Dec. 13 —A* Bobbie Branum patiently waiting Remembrance Day, maybe we had ing of the Grand Champion Short­ DELIA, Dec. 12 — Mr. Earl Hud­ week. a recent meeting of the local com­ until next April when she will be too much S.R.D. Anyway, we are horn at the Royal Winter Fair. geon. Sec. Treas. Sub. Div. 11 was Mr. and Mrs. Ray Remfert of munity club, members voted whole­ joining the air force and .'omg now recalling some names we Frank Cook of New Westminster the Delia delegate attending the Calgary spent last week end visit­ heartedly to donate one hundred clown to Cornwallis in the beauti- should have mentioned. Privates has been renewing old acquaintan­ FUA Convention held in Edmon­ ing at the home of his parents Mr. dollars to the family of Frank Bud- l'ul Annapolis Valley, N.S. Keg. Charles Hudgeon, Matt Burg and ces in the village, the past week ton last week. The local FUA are and Mrs. Bert Remfert, Delia. ney at Lamont, Alta. Mr. Budney Marshrall tryin' to make n date at our genial station master Frank after an absence of 21 years. While holding their annual Boxing Day The Delia Sunday School held a was the bus driver in the recent the telephone in the principal's of­ Player. These "old sweats'' having here Frank was a guest at the dance on December 26th, and will very successful bake sale on Sat­ school bus-train collision which fice. Iona Van Riper and Marie served in France prior to 15)18, home of his sister Mrs. H. A. M&c- make the draw on the T-V stools urday December 10th and they took seventeen lives. The commu­ Marek askin' two-bits from limmie will know that the omission was Kay. j-affle at that time. The T-V stools nity club also voted fifty dollars wish to thank everyone wh6 help­ to the Chipman Fund at Lamont. Battle at the door. Judy Trottier not intentional. Mr. and Mrs. Play­ Larry Dalsto of the Delia dist are now on display at the McCully ed in any way to make it such a nearly fallin' off the stage. Betty er have three fine sons, Robert, rict was a week end guest at the Hardware. success. David teachin' Don Gibson some Richard and David. RobeVt (18) is home of Lewis Branum Jr. We are pleased to report that Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Wallace mo­ FINEST QUALITY PRINTING of the finer points of basketbai!(?) now stationed at Royal Road- near Attending the services held in Jim Trottier is making favorable tored to Calgary on Monday of •y Tha HANNA tWBALD The Delia Branch of the Cana­ Victoria, B.C. Two years there and Calgary for the late Maxwell Gor­ recovery from second degree burns this week. dian Legion held a very successful turkey bingo in the community hall on Saturday, December 10., Methinks we saw: Mr. Nadden win­ ning a fine turkey; comrade Robt. Gibson madly shaking dice (seems Robear didn't spend all his time stoking in those long trips to Rus- i sia and '44 and '45); comrade 'Dad' Richardson passing out the bingo cards; comrade Cass Bond very busy and the "Queens" selling raf­ FARMERS RANCHERS! fle tickets and comrade Frankie Isaac hovering over the old crown and anchor board. The old Delia open-air skating Thi$ three Piece wool knit costume with a double rink saw it first hockey game of breasted coachman jacket ove^ a knitted blouse and the 1960-61 season on Saturday af­ ternoon when Mr. Jackson Howard skirt is from Aled of Israel. The blouse and skirt can of Munson brought his young play­ be worn alone as a two piece dress. The jacket is ers here. These 13 and 14 year-old notched to show the contrasting cummerbund. Because lads played a serious brand of merino wool knit does not sag or wrinkle this is a hockey. We are sorry that we hav­ practical travel costume. en't the names of the Munson players. The Delia players coached A study conducted in Sweden from questionnaires sent to res­ by Mr. Max Sutherland were: goal has revealed that it might, be a cuers who revived victims in 19 Ron McLeod; defence, Fred Sloan jood idea for instructors in first- subsequent near-drownlngs it was Allan McCully; forwards Gordon lid resuscitation to stress general found that although a number of Isaac, Ray Bond, David Denues, Minciples rather than detailed the rescuers tried the specialized Ken Sinclair, Gary Sutherland, Ja­ echnique. Prior' to the study, a techniques they couldn't work mes Wallace, Wayne Sutherland,. campaign was conducted in Swe- them properly so they improvised Terry Marshall, Victor Almond, ENTER len to teach the mouth-to-mouth their own with successful results. (sounds like the roll call of the nethod of resuscitation to the pu The study was reported to thc Black Watch. The final score was Uc by means of newspapers, ra- Health League of Canada in a re­ 4-1 in favor of Delia. The goal sco io, television and pamphlets. Then lease from the American Medical rers were Bond, Sloan, Wallace OUR HOME IS WINTER WEATHER" NOW! SAFE IS YOURS? Make This Six-Point Safety Check and be Surel / •I I MASSEY • FERGUSON'S

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anniversary card was sent to Mrs. back and while in Edmonton was husbands sponsored by the Ladies fit of only 25 cents per tree, se M. Wincherauk and a Christmas attending a Liberal convention. of the W.I. in the Dorm Saturday your cooperation is asked for in card sent to Mrs. Lewis. Servers A large crowd of Sibbald par­ December 10th, Murray Huston getting rid of the balance of trees. Acadia Valley Bureau were Mrs. Gummo and Evelyn ents and children travelled lo Oy­ and Elsie Patterson won first in Children of the Sibbald United Dalshaug. en last Saturday where the chil­ the Whist Drive, with Mary Speers Church Sunday School wish to an­ NEWS — CIRCULATION — JOB PRINTING Mr. and Mrs. Henry Neilson mo­ dren attended a free show and a and Lorne Patterson bringing up nounce they are holding a sale of Miss Mary Grudecki — Representative tored to Edmonton last week end. treats sponsored by the Oyen the rear. articles they have made during Chamber of Commerce and Board Mr. J. Levick and E. Switzer, their classes. This sale will be of Trade. Parents of the Sibbald Cub Leaders of the Cubs in Sib­ held in the Dorm this coming Sat­ OYEN district have expressed their wish bald state that they still have a urday December 17 at 2.30 p.m. ACADIA VALLEY, Dec. 12 — Mrs. Stan Knapik underwent sur­ * , * that I extend thanks to the Oyen good number of trees for Christ­ Don't forget the Sibbald Christ­ Miss Carol Haahr, stationed with gery at the Oyen hospital last OYEN, Dec. 12 — The annual businessmen for this gesture in mas still available at a price of mas Concert and dance in the Sib­ the air force at Foymount, Ontario week. Her many friends wish her Christmas carol service will be their business promotion. $1.40 for a 4 to 5 ft. tree. This bald Community Hall Thursday, was united in marriage on Decem­ a speedy recovery. held in the Oyen United Church At the turkey supper for their price is netting the children a pro­ December 22nd. ber 10 to Peter Lavene from Mon­ Mr. H. Huston was a caller to on Sunday, December 18 at 7.30 treal, Details of the wedding will Saskatoon last week. p.m. follow at a later date. Square dancing was held in the Oyen United Church Sunday Congratulations are being recei­ Memorial Hall on Friday, Decem­ school with gift service will be ved by Mr. and Mrs. Chester Neil­ ber 9 with a large crowd in atten­ held on Thursday, December 22 at son on tbe birth of a son Randy dance, with a number of dancers 7.30 p.m. Scott on December 8 at the Em­ from Empress attending. The next press hospital. dance is slated for January 13, Between five and six hundred Miss Marjorie Scheurman, R.N. please keep this date in mind. guests had the opportunity of ad­ at Rimbey hospital spent a few A meeting of the community miring the spacious new gymna­ days at home last week. club took place at the home of sium of the Assumption school last Rinks for the curling season will Mrs. Bozak on December *. with Sunday when they attended a pre- be drawn up this Saturday, Dec. 35 members present. Business for Christmas turkey supper. 17. A cash bonspiel is being held the evening consisted of a decision The annual mixed open bonspiel this week. to continue the evening meetings is well under way in Oyen at time Mr. and Mrs. Oreo. Bishoff and for the coming year. A cheque for of writing. 16 rinks are entered. family motored to Smiley, Sask., $100 has been sent to Mrs. Frank Results will appear in next weeks' last week end. Budney at Lamont, Alta., the fam­ issue. W* ily of the driver in the school bus The show this Saturday Decem­ Born to Rev. and Mrs. Boymer Electric Stoves, Deep Freezes. ber 17 is "Blacklash" starring Ri­ tragedy. A cheque for $50 will also of Oyen in Oyen hospital on De­ ANI? WM THOUGHT H£ 1*4* OH Thf WA&ON chard Widmark and Donna Reed. be sent to the Chipman Fund at cember 8, a girl. Fridges — All Sizes. All Price The show starts at 8 p.m. Lamont. For the older shut-in folks in the community gifts will be The United Church Christmas completed as single zone gas dis 000,000 barrels. Ranges. The ideal gift for the party will be held in the Memo­ sent and cards will be mailed to Jenner Area Sees everyone over 70 years of age. coveries, one as a prolific triple Dynamic is now participating in entire family! rial Hall on Friday, December 16 More Drilling zone gas discovery; and two as oil I lie development of over 3,500,000 starting with a pot luck supper. The community club doll house discoveries. acres within the province of Alber- Congratulations are being recei­ is now "up for tenders", selling of Dynamic Petroleum Products Li­ The Cessford Gas Field devel­ la. Principal land holdings are un­ ved by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Niwa on tickets will commence early in the mited and Western Leaseholds Ltd oped by Canadian Delhi, and Hud der exploration and development the birth of a son on December 7 New Year during the curling sea­ have now staked sites for the dril­ son's Bay Oil and Gas; the Jenner by Shell Oil of Canada, Pan Ame­ FRIGIDAIRE - GENREAL ELECTRIC — HAMILTON BEACH in the Empress hospital. son. ling of the 13th and 14th wells in Field developed by Dynamic ami rican Petroleum Corporation, Un Patients in Empress hospital last Gifts for the Korean boy were the Jenner area of southeastern Western; and the Atlee-Buffalo Gu- ion Oil of California, and Socony— AN APPLIANCE FOR EVERY BUDGET week included Mrs. Floyd Elsasser brought to the meeting. Anyone Alberta. This team of Canadian Field, developed by Cannex and Calgary Herald. and Mrs. V. Spath. wishing to present a gift, please independents has chalked up a Home Oil; represent the largest Mr. Murray Peers is attending leave with Katherine Marshall as 10-out-of-12 wildcat success record gas producing area in Alberta — ??$* school at Thurber Composite soon as possible. on some 73,000 acres, located mid­ over 68 miles in length, with total SIBBALD Electric Ironers, Washers, and school bi Red Deer for the next There are only seven cook books way between the Atlee-Buffalo Gas recoverable reserves in excess of Driers, Toasters, Fry Pans, two semesters until the end of left, anyone wishing one, can ob­ Field, and the Cessford Gas Fields. one and one-half trillion cubic feet Mixers. Coffee Makers, Sand­ June. tain same at the post office. An Seven of the wildcats have been and oil reserves in excess of 5- SIBBALD, Dec. 12 — Mr. Rob­ ert Caswell in a party with Peter wich Toasters, Practical gifts Adams and Murray Lewis travell­ for better living ed to Rocky Mountain House and Caroline where they were bi? game hunting and bagged moose, elk and deer. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hippe along WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF ELECTRICAL TOOLS FOR Holidays Can Be Dangerous! with Mr. and Mrs. W. Manske of HOBBY and EVERYDAY WORK - ELECTRIC MOTORS, HEA­ Medicine Hat and Mrs. E. Begalke of Carman, Man., were in the Sib­ TERS FOR STOCK TROUGHS, ETC. bald district visiting with the Bert PRACTICE CAUTION TO PREVENT Hippe family, thc Clarence Millers Bert Molzan and family. Arndts and Schaefers families. They all TRAGEDIES THIS CKISTMAS! gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Arndt where Mr. Arndt OTTERLOO wns celebrating his 70th birthday. Mr. L. Schuller, a former resi­ dent of (he Sibbald district who used to live where Mr. and Mrs. E! EORIC t, REFRIGERATION Larry Speers and family now live, MAKE YOUR HOMB OYEN, ALBERTA was a visitor in the Sibbald dist­ HAPPIER WITH A rict, renewing old acquaintances. (NOW IN OUR NEW LOCATION NEXT TO We have received word that Ar­ •NEW APPLIANCH The Special Areas Office) nold Shantz who has been hospita­ lized in the General Hospital in Vm¥8&l\&t&8mmlm^^ Calgary receiving treatment for a displaced disc in his back, is com­ ing along quite well and is ex­ pected home any day. At the Mixed bonspiel held in Alsask this past week end rinks composed of Mr. and Mrs. J. Le , vick with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Pea ren, Mr. Jim Smith with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lee and Connie Till­ man; Skeeter Paulson with Mrs. N. Bird, Jack Gegehardt and Di­ anne Void, travelled to Alsask, where the Levick rink with the BIG Pearens won first in the first ev­ ent. At Oyen a rink of Mr. and Mrs. W. Huston with Mr. and Mrs. REFRESHMENT Larry Speers took in that spiel. Mr. Tom Sugden motored to Drumheller a week back where he attended a one day school on Play­ VALUE ing and application of Basketball rules. This week end Mr. and Mrs. T. Sugden and family .motored to FOR CHRISTMAS Edmonton where Tom was attend­ ing to business matters in connec­ tion with the Thesis that he has been working on for a couple of years. Errol Pearen, young son of Mr. and Mrs. George Pearen had an accident last week while skating and was taken to Oyen Hospital Follow these rules for a fire-safe Christmas: where it was discovered he had a Use flame-proof decorations wherever possible. Keep cracked bone in his arm and is at present wearing a cast. your tree watered. Check lights for wear. Don't accumu­ Patty Lemare, young daughter late used wrapping paper. Don't leave lights on when of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lemare who reside at Acadia Valley i; at pres­ away from home. Most important - be constantly alert ent in the Empress Hospi'.'.l. Patty for fire hazards. was rushed to the doctor when her temperature rose to IOU degrees following an attack of measles. Mr. W. O. Mowers left for Cal­ gary and Edmonton a lew days forget to follow all of the safe driving rules during BAG 'EM NOW . . . Christmos! EAT 'EM NEXT FALL! Wmmm ¥

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IDEAS AND RESEARCH . District Agriculturist The function of any research By worker is to produce new ideas and, by experimentation, to deter­ D. R. MacPherson •*-' mine if tfiey are correct. million bushels at present). Phone 130 There are an infinite number of That other facilities at Churchill unknown and little understood bio­ IPORTANT DECISIONS REACHED be increased; that Churchill be Hanna — Alberta logical reactions taking place in used as a supply depot for the the soil, plants, and animals that DEW line stations; protesting ag­ can profitably be studied. A short walk across any field of grain or ainst the increase on charges ag­ Food Costs as do most of our turing industries would buy 6.8 IT MEETING OF H.B.R.A. ainst European and British cars. pasture, through any herd of cat­ living costs continue to rise. We loaves of bread, but today it will tle or flock of sheep would pres­ Support Prime Minister's Plan The increases that have been ap­ do have temporary drops or level­ buy 7.4 loaves; in 194&-50 1.9 lbs. plied against such imports since ent numerous ideas for research ling off from time to time, but beef, 1.7 dozen eggs, or 2.8 bags to a trained observer. No individ­ Of Establishing World Food Bank December lst, are a distinct detri­ over a considerable period of time potatoes; whereas in 1958 it would ment to the trade between Britain ual, or even group of individuals, At a well attended meeting of the trend is generally upward. buy 7.2 qts milk, 2.4 lbs. butter, 2.3 could possibly initiate research on chill, Manitoba is the closest sea­ and Canada, and we in the West Food prices have more than doub­ lbs. beef, 2.9 doz. eggs or 3.6 bags ie Directors of the Hudson Bay port to the vast grain producing know full well that Britain and all ideas that are available. toute Association in the Bessbor­ led in the past twenty years. This potatoes'. Thus while disposable in­ areas in the West. Millions of bus­ Europe need Canadian dollars in The real problem, then, is one ough Hotel, Saskatoon, on Satur- order to purchase our wheat. A is one of the complaints of the come has increased, the price of hels of wheat could be shipped to Canadian housewife whenever liv­ food in terms Of work has gone of selection. The research worker lay, December 3rd, some very im- submission setting forth the views must ask, "What problems will ari­ lortant decisions were arrived at. Churchill each year, and what of our Association has already ing costs are discussed. down leaving a larger percentage What the housewife tends to for­ of income available for other it­ se as a result of changing agricul­ The Directors passed a resolu- could not be sold directly overseas, been presented to the Royal Com­ tural practices ... as a result of on supporting the suggestions of could be shipped to Newfound­ mission on the Automotive Indu­ get, particularly the city house­ ems of living cost. wife, is that food is now cheaper One of the farmers difficulties changing consumer preference . . This is an artist's drawing of The Queen's flag, which mr Prime Minister, The Rt. Hon. land and stored for later ship­ stry. ( as a result of 'economic trends or ments. This would be a considera­ in terms of the hours of work nee­ is one of public relations. As the has been adopted as her new personal standard. fohn G. Diefenbaker to the United The Directors were very apprec­ ded to earn it. Income available farm population decrgases in re­ population shifts?" Nearly all bio­ ations gathering recently, name- ble saving in transportation. At logical research, and hence agri­ the present time wheat is shipped iative of the attendance at their for the purchase of food and other lation to the rest of the population y the establishment of a World meeting of Mr. D. H. F. Black, De­ similar items is more than three it becomes more important thai cultural research, requires several Grasshopper tations are mostly in sod along i"ood Bank, where surplus food from the Prairies to Fort William years of experimentation before lo­ field edges and roadsides, the ancl then reshipped to Montreal, puty Minister of the Saskatchewan times as great as it _was twenty the non-farm people be better ac :ould be stored and used for the Department of Industry and In­ years ago. Ten years ago an aver quainted with the true facts of the gical conclusions may be drawn. Forecast 1961 main threat is from the clear-win**^ >urpose of feeding the hungry and it is frozen in for five months The development of a new wheat ged grasshopper. Elsewhere JhP of the year at Montreal. formation. Mr. Black assured the age hours labor in the manufac* situation. Information such as that Grasshoppers are still on the teople of the world. The Directors Directors of the full support of Siven above, all too often does not variety, for instance, requires at migratory grasshopper is th^ffrin- trongly emphasized the need for The Directors also decided to least ten years from the time an increase in Alberta and the fore­ cipal species and its eggsjire laid hold their 1961 Annual Convention his Government and Department reach the right people. The city cast for next spring shows that he location of such Bank at some in trying to build the trade over Propagating housewife tends to feel that food initial cross is made to the day mostly in stubble fields. Hatching in Saskatoon in the Bessborough when a variety is in commercial 18,750 square miles are threatened can be expected to occur during ill year ice free port in Newfound- Hotel, on April 21st and 22nd. the Hudson Bay Route, and would costs are too high and tends to and, such as Mortier Bay. This Evergreen Trees production. The researcher must by this pest. The size of the infes­ the latter half of May and may be Resolutions were passed, asking give whatever assistance possible blame the farmer. Actually food ted area will be about 80 percent irould be the closest point on the to obtain the objectives of the Hud­ costs are lower than they have therefore decide what type of hastened by warm, dry weather for an additional five million bush­ OTTAWA, Dec. 7 — Evergreen grain, what insects and what di­ larger than last year's most of the early in May. ••Jorth American Continent to Eu el terminal storage at Churchill, son Bay Route Association, such as cuttings can be readily propagated been in the past and the farmers increase being in a northward ex­ ope, and be available to ocean lower freight rates on the Hudson share of the food dollar is lower seases may be present and what as the storage space at present will in the greenhouse without shading general agricultural practices will tension from Carmangay through hips every day of the year. Chur- not handle the increased trade (5 Bay Railway, lower Marine insur­ in winter under intermittent mist, than ever. Drumheller and from Empress to In the 1950-59 period the aver­ ance rates over a longer period, The farmer's problem is to make be followed at the time his new Coronation. states Dr. S. H. Nelson of the Can­ variety may be ready for release. age work week in industry declin­ lengthening of the shipping sea­ ada Plant Research Institute at Ihe consumer aware of this fact son, more facilities at Churchill and he must devise some method Many times work is started that Grasshopper numbers have been ed in Canada from 42.3 to 40.9 The Timid Saul A WEBS'lUt CLASSIC the Central Experimental Farm increasing steadily for the last 4 and greater publicity in business here. Apparently the cuttings need of solving it. gives negative results. Many times hours, declined in West Germany circles, both in Canada and EJurope Let The Buyer Beware work is started that gives interest­ years, the increase probably being from 48 to 45.7 hours, increased all the available daylight in winter associated with the drier summer to root; shading may cause them The need for caution on the ing results, but because of changes in Britain from 45.5 to 45.9 hours Although the Directors express­ in the biology, or economics, or conditions. ed their disappointment in the de­ to rot. part of buyers is becoming more and increased in Japan from 47.9 important than ever. This is par­ consumer preference, these results In the region between the Bow crease in both imports and exports Effects of the frequency and du­ cannot be put to practical use. River and Drumheller, were infes­ to 50.5 hours. this year, it was felt that this ration of misted atmosphere and ticularly true when buying from unknown door to door salesmen or Despite these handicaps, research could be overcome by adopting the of hormones an*d bottom heat were on production in Canadian agricul­ suggestions put forth by our As­ studied. mailorder houses. Whether the product is fertilizer or encyclope­ ture has been instrumental in solv­ sociation. It was also felt that with Some general recommendations the assistance of the Manitoba,and dias, cooking pots or Palouse pigs, ing problems of prime importance are given here. vaccuum cleaners or sorghum seed to the farmer. This means that re­ Saskatchewan Governments (and Most species of the cedarlike MEN'S OPEN perhaps the Alberta Government) don't be taken in. Ask the sales­ search workers have made the cor­ false cypress (Chamaecyparis spp.) man for his license, read the fine rect decisions in selecting problems this God given Port Churchill may root readily with bottom heat and some day soon be used to its great­ print in the contract and then ne­ for investigation. It also means with eight seconds of mist every ver sign anything, are good rules that they have successfully com­ est capacity, returning savings to five minutes. Hormones are not pleted experiments to determine both producer and consumer on essential. to follow. He who does not hesitate will lose. if their ideas were cftrrect. both sides of the ocean. For most junipers (Juniperus The Secretary reported interest spp.) concentrated hormones are in the Association was on a very necessary and bottom heat is bene­ BONSPIE hi^h level at present, and the or­ ficial. Mist for eight seconds every ganization was operating at full five minutes gives the best results. SEEDTIME***^ speed. Terminal and lateral cuttings, DELIA, JANUARY 16-20 small and large, root equally well. anc Pakistan's wheat crop this year For yews (Taxus spp.), cuttings |HARVEST^1te "The Biggest Little Bonspiel In is reported at 142 million bushels. of the current season's growth are BE Or. t. I. Grearwy, ^*-<***£*ff The Big Country" best and need neither hormones Director, *»• -B* Lack of rainfall has held up Un* Elevators Form S«rvic«, seeding operations for the 1961 nor wounding although both are Winnipeg, Manitoba. beneficial to older cuttings. Bot­ Sponsored by tha following companies- wheat crop in Pakistan. The pre­ Federal, Pioneer, Alberta Pacific, Paterson sent unfavorable outlook is caus­ tom heat is sligthly beneficial. McCabe, Parrish & Heimbeekor, Inter- * EVENTS! ing great concern. The three intervals for mist are Ocean, Ellison Milling ami Qtsokar Ool*, equally satisfactory. 4 For arbovitae (Thuja spp.) cut­ Crop Protecting Chemicals (Plus Knockout) tings are easily rooted ' if proper The demand for chemicals to Guaranteed 4 Games — Good Prizes I MAK t-SALBE-RtA' precautions are taken against rot. protect grain and other crops con­ For most varieties, hormones and tinues to. increase each year. In I BUY ALBERI/C •: bottom heat are not necessary, and modern farming chemical pestici- i MADE PRODUCTS the three intervals for mist are des are as necessary as tractors | 3 SHEETS OF ARTIFICIAL ICE equally satisfactory. and combines. If we did not use fungicides to prevent smut and Entree Fee $20 Per Rink — All Entries To Be In Before ^»n other plant diseases; insecticides Noon Sunday, January 15 to protect crops against the rava-# Phone J. Reeves 91222 Delia or Your Best Trucking ges of grasshoppers, wireworms, G. Richardson, Bus. 321, Rae 327 aphids and other insects; herbici­ Service is . . . des to destroy weeds, and pestici­ 6,7 AS-, 10,11c des to control the insects and the moulds that attack stored grain, 1 H A. GROVER the profitable production of grain crops would be impossible. Today, many teams of Canadian TRANSPORT scientists - chemists, plant patho­ logists, entomologists and other 4 Daily Service specialists* - are working on the problem of pest control. As' a re­ HANNA TO CALGARY AND RETURN sult, the development and use of CONNECTING HANNA TO WARDLOW AND pesticides is expanding rapidly. HANNA TO BYEMOOR Take herbicides as an important example. The problem here is to CALGARY—CH-35501 HANNA 854-3593 destroy weeds without destroying "A HANNA FIRM HAULING FOR HANNA" the crop plant beside which they are growing. Until 1945 there were virtually no effective selective her­ bicides. Now we have a long list of selective weed-killing chemicals 40 YEARS' EXPERIENCE including the very widely used herbicides, 2,4-D and MCPA. No less than 22,093,000 acres of grain crops in Western Canada were AT YOUR SERVICE! treated with these two chemicals in 1960. And this year, the Wild PHONES 854-3023 and 854-3477 Oat, Western Canada's number 1 weed, was effectively controlled in WE ARE NOW TAKING LISTINGS hundreds of farmers' grain fields FOR AUCTION SALES "BIG or SMALL" by the new selective herbicides, | Avadex and Carbyne. Jn Canada, the ase of pesticides on crops is rigidly controlled by FITZSIMMONS & POWELL the Canada Department of Agri­ culture. This control is just as rig­ "AUCTIONEERS THAT SELL" id as is the control over the drugs which pharmacists are allowed to sell. If a pesticide is in any way dangerous, its method of use is PRE & POST CHRISTMAS carefully specified on the label of the container. Not only the safe * 11 00 a m use, imt the present high cost of many chemical pesticides, dictates Shopping Hours that farmers use the utmost care PLAN TO CONSIGN YOUR CATTLE TO... in applying them to crop plants. The warnings, cautions and direc­ IN tions given on the label should be 4 strictly observed. Today, pesticides provide the only practival means of controlling many of our major HANNA crop pests. Chemical pesticides, IIANNA CATTLE AUCTIONS properly used, will do an effective HOLIDAYS: All Retail Stores Wilt Be Closed Sunday, Monday job of reducing the enormous crop ENCLOSED SALES PAVILION — CLASS "D" STOCK­ and Tuesday, December 25, 26, 27. losses tbat insects, plant diseases YARD CERTIFICATE DIRECT RAIL LOADING OPEN ALL DAY (to 5.30) Wednesday, December 21. OPEN and other pests cause each year in Western Canada. FROM PENS TO CARS — COMPETENT AUCTIONEERS Friday Night December 23 till 9 o'clock. CLOSED at 5.30 p.m. ChrUtm— It Here.- On* behalf of Saturday December 24, OPEN ALL DAY Wednesday between the Uae Elevator Companies, our LOCAL AND CITY BUYERS AND AGENTS Christmas and New Years; CLOSED: Saturday December 31 sponsors, we would like to take LISTINGS TAKEN UP TO FRIDAY NOON at 5.30. Closed Sunday and Monday January 1 and 2. this opportunity of wishing our readers in all parts of Canada a Please List Your Cattle Early as While the Heavy Run is IMPORTANT Merry Christmas and a Happy and On Sales Will be Limited to 1200 Head During The Months of January, February, March and April Prosporous New Year. Retail Stores Will Close On Saturday Nights at 8:00 p.m. —Owned and Operated ty— . Last year Canada imported $410- Bill Chidley, Chairman 300,000 worth of agricultural pro­ Hanna Retail Merchants' Association ducts from the United States, main­ FITZSIMMONS and POWEU I 5,6,7,8,9c ly fruits, vegetables, cotton, cam and soybeans. PHONES 854-3023 and 854-3477 |§

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p^ 12 THE HANNA HERALD and EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS — THURSDAY. DECEMBER 15, 1960 the gang around Pleasant View get the 'following for their kind and Congratulations to Mr. Henry pendent of rainfall for crop pro­ BASE FOR GROUP ready for the Christmas season. voluntary donations: the ladies of Boss on being the winner of the duction. The double bass, or bass vio The sad news is that we have three the Duke of Cornwall Chapter 1.0. SURPLUS FROM THEATRE PARTY electric can opener in the Red and largest and deeuest-toned of ttt| RAMBLINGS of our senior citizens in the hospi­ D.E. at Castor; the ladies of the White contest. BATTING CROWNS violin group, was known in the tal. Jack O'Brien and Willie Jones North Berry Creek Club, Hanna; Mr. Frank Jones is receiving Detroit-Tiger hitters have won 16th century. FROM THE are in Hanna, and Ben Hornet is the staff of the E. Eaton Co. store GOES TO BUS DISASTER FUND medical treatment in the Castor in the Cereal Hospital. We are all at Calgary. 20 batting crowns, more than any YOUNGSTOWN HOME OYEN, Dec. 14 — Between four the film was in progress the thea­ hospital this week. other club wishing them a speedy recovery. Another most happy surprise for and five hundred children of Oyen tre staff distributed candies, and Mr. and Mrs. L. Hawthorne spent We have already been blessed and the surrounding district, ac­ We have some sad news, as well us is that the Youngstown Glee after the show the kids were also last Wednesday with Mrs. Haw­ by the spirit of Christmas. We wish Club under the very capable lea­ cepted with glee the invitation of treated to pop corn, potato chips, thorne Sr. of Olds. LARGE' CORPORATION aa some good news to report, as to send our heartiest thanks to dership of Mrs. Goodbrand, are a number of Oyen business men etc. All in all it was a most suc­ The British.Broadcasting Corpo­ going to entertain our senior ci­ to a Christmas theatre party held cessful affair, and the kiddies will In Alberta, 15 major irrigation ration has 15,200 employees, 5,000 For Sale tizens, as well as our staff and in the Oyen theatre last Saturday long remember the event. projects make 993,000 acres inde­ of whom are engineers. friends, with a program of Christ­ afternoon. Mr. C. Mansfield, manager of 10 acres, adjacent to the Village mas Carols on December 20, at "The Lion of he House" was the the theatre would like to thank of Oyen excellent for the errfe- 8 p.m. title of the free movie, and while all those who helped look after lion of a motel or apartment blank LAST MINUTE GIFT SUGGESTIONS Especially at this time of year the kiddies, including the RCMP or dwellings as demand for rett­ tK**r*w*rtw*n*sr*enenwV»enen»n it is most comforting to know that and local police. ing houses and rooms is terrific. so many people show considera­ As the response with donations tion for our senior citizens. It gives PROTECT EVERY HOME for this event was so good, tliere SLIPPERS us here, at the Home, a warm was more money than was needed HOUSE FOR SALE: 8* NYLON HOSE feeling. May the Good Lord bless to cover expenses. The remainder On first avenue east on a Lot them each and every one, and may in the form of a check and a list 50x125; 3 bedroom's - front room, MEN'S DRESS SOCKS they all have a Very Merry Christ­ of the donors will be sent lo the verandah, up to date kitchen, 1ft- mas and a Happy New Year Lamont school bus disaster fund. TENDERS cluding all fixtures, electric or gtt, WOMEN'S PURSES electric stove and fridg. Also nefl'- ly painted garage. Sidewalks MV Alberta's power resources, on The high spirits of the Christ­ VILLAGE OF OYEN ound the house. Ready to man completion of sources now under mas Seal family bringing home BYEMOOR into. Come see this attractM LUGGAGE construction is expected to be 1,- the traditional Christmas tree * . , + house. 116,000 kilowatts by 1962. is a pattern of Canadian living BYEMOOR, Dec. 12 — Open CHRISTMAS SPECIAL on women's 5 piece ug- we cherish. Use Christmas Seals house was held at the home of Mr. Sealed Tenders are asked by the Council of the TWO ROOM HOUSE: gage sets. Wardrobe, overnight and train to help protect such health and Mrs. Jack Nixon last Friday Village of Oyen, to be in the Town Office on or about cose $27.95 and happiness against tuber­ in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gra­ January 15, 1961, for the removal of the present Toron­ Kitchen, living room and culosis. ham who were celebrating their to Dominion Bank Building (excepting the vault) at room, electricity and water on 73 CHRISTMAS SPECIAL on women's Twin Sets 25th wedding anniversary. Fight Tuberculosis Oyen, to a new site on 1 st Avenue, East. 125 Lot. Plenty of room for a nid Wardrobe and overnight case .. $21.95 CAPITOL THEATRE With Christmas Seals The Home Circle held their mee­ garden, just right for a bachela ting at the home of Mrs. Edith or young couple. Thursday, Friday, Saturday Carless Wednesday afternoon. This job could be commenced on or about DEC IS - 16 - 17 March 15, 1961, and present site should be left free of Other houses for sale and vacan| PLUS.... lots. Call our office on lst Avenue waste and rubbish; further information can be obtained all our regular stock of Juggage, which is priced % THE WRECK OF HANNA CANADIAN LEGION East. at the Office at Oyen and from the Manager of the from the low priced grade to top-grade cases, ft THE MARY DEARE • 1 Toronto Dominion Bank. in either Men's or Women's luggage. ^ Gary Cooper — Charlton Heston Play-at-Home Bingo Frank J. M. Lijdsman m & Son A Chance to Win Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Sec reta ry-Treasu rer Real Estate - Notary Public \ DEC. 19 - 20 - 21 Fire Insurance $T,000 CASH F. J. M. LIJDSMAN THE GIANT OF MARATHON Numbers called in order are: 0-70; N-41, 1-17, N-45. OYEN, Alberta 7,8,9c Steve Reeves - Mylene Demongeot 0-63, 0-69, B-6, 0-66, B-9, !-26, 1-29, 0-68, 1-19, 7,8,9 N-37, 0-61, G-58, B-5, 1-20, B-7, 0-75, B-4, B-l4, G-54, N-39, B-l2, N-32, G-52, B-l 1, G-59, N-38, 1-23, •^•W»^»^»--**?»»»«»^»^»»<»»^»^»^^ "YOUR FAMILY STORE' One showing Mon.-Friday at 8 p.m. 1-16, 1-21, G-46, 0-72, 1-28, G-56, N-36, 0-62, 1-25, Phone 854-3820 HANNA, Alta. | Saturday 2.30, 7.30. 9.30. B-8, G-55, 1-30, 0-73, G-49, 0-64, 0-65, G-48 *? TICKETS ON SALE IN HANNA ' O'Connor's Confectionery — Hanna * (Available in Oyen at Canadian Legion Branch) iT TO BUy FOR il GUY! Watch This Space For Additional Numbers Congratulations... Distinctive Alpacama WHEN IT COMES TQ CHRISTMAS Sports Coats & Top Coats We would like at this time to extend our congratulations COMES and best wishes on the recent opening of Ekryontw Fine Imported and Domestic Wools. Classic 1 Only Used Gas Range, Used Washing Machines Styling traded in on new Coro- traded in on new Coro- nado Gas Range, nado washers. DOVE'S AUTO COURT Selling for .... $169.00 Selling for 19.95 to 34.95 SPORT TOP COATS It has been our privilege and pleasure to be of assistance COATS Used Portable Combina­ Used Skates, traded in on $55.00" in the opening of this new venture, which we feel will be tion Radio and 3-speed new skates. Pricer from Record changer. $1.00 to $4.00 of much benefit and credit to our community Only $34.95 $35.00 $59.95

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1957 MINNEAPOLIS GB DIESEL 1959 FORD FAIRLANE only 2600 hours. An exceptional SPECIALS V-8 Automatic, Custom Radio, Padded Dash, $17.50 to $24.95 \ big tractor. Hydraulic W.W Tires, Tu Tone Blue Exterior 1954 FORD ONE TON 1958 PONTIAC STRATO CHIEF SIX 1 3 WD 9 INTERNATIONAL TRACTOR Dual Wheels, 7x9 box and rocks, Low Mileage, Show Room Condition Throughout .ft ^em&te?tt«snis'\\i&*ixtiti&ti&*e9*i&tii& jj DRESSING In Excellent condition. Good Rub­ new rubber. This is the unit every­ § 1955 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN SIX ber. Hydraulic one has been asking about. 1 GOWNS Only 17,000 Miles of Summer Driving. Like New For Less Than Half Its Original Cost. Don't Miss $14.95 LA CASE TRACTOR | NOTHING IS FINER! This One. Very Good, with hydraulic I FOR A MAN THAN | 77 OLIVER STANDARD TRACTOR LIKE NEW A SWEATER OR Live P.T.O. The ideal second trac­ AS IS - NO TRADE SPECIALS tor sturdy enough for 3 plows and 510 B CASE TRACTOR 1 PYJAMAS very handy for light jobs Less than 1000 hours. Hydraulic. 1954 Pontiac Sedan . • $295 Triple Range Transmission. This U MINNEAPOLIS tractor is like new with a large 1953 Dodge Sedan .... -$300 Very good shape. discount. 1952 Ford Sedan _ $195 1 OUR SELECTION ft % 1951 Pontiac Sedan $125 IS SURE TO PLEASE! SEE THESE AND OTHER VALUES AT 1951 Pontiac 2-Door ^ ...... $125 All In Running Condition, With Anti-Freeze fs&ttar; Insure Your Confidence - Personally Meet The Original Owner and Discuss GIVE A His Car . A. HUTTON AT DICK & GORD'S in sons R MEN'S WEAR — HANNA PHONE 854-3844 Phone 854-3093 Hanna Phone 854-3090 *umm^sm^mtm*jmtm*»tj*t\\ mtmtmtmtm*.