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J A. TOSHACH OF DRUMHELLER fILL CONTEST LEADERSHIP OF .Ce's PARTY IN AUGUST MEETING THE HANNA HERALD CE Iff Announces Intentions This Week; Would Make Every Effort To AND EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS' Call On Many Alberta Centres VOLUME XXXXV — No. 30 THE HANNA HERAL^> ond EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS — THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1958 $300 per yeor in Conodo — 7c per copy. The youngest Mayor in Canada, Eneas Albert Toshach [Drumheller announced this week that he will seek the lead- Ihip of the Alberta Progressive Conservative party. Selection Board Gathers valued members of the board were fittingly rewarded for their leng u la hader is to take place in August in Edmonton, when pro- To Honor Members thy services, both in the commun hcial organization will gather. Mayor Toschach is 30 years The Liberty Cafe Banquet room ity and district. The former has DETAILS ANNOUNCED"- • -rt rsyj£ RNING [aqe and is of Scottish descent, being born in Drumheller in was filled to capacity last Thurs retired as supervisor here for the 28. His father the late E. A. Toshach had for many years day night, as business men from P.F.R.A, while Mr. Clarke leaves iducted a retail store business in the Coal City, and his son Hanna paid tribute to Board of his post here as manager of thc continuing to operate the business. Trade members L. E. Helmer and local Treasury Branch, to assume H. B. D. Clarke. The two long- a new office in Grand Prairie. CALF SHOW AND SALE HERE His early schooling was receiv SEEKS LEADERSHIP ed in Drumheller public schools. Later he attended Shawinigan Lake Boys School; one year at the Swimming Pool and Playground Opens Sunday a ACHIEVEMENT DAYS NEXT WEEK University of Alberta; two years FISH FROM DAM at the University of Toronto Law IN POOR CONDITION School. He left university upon PRECEDE 4-H CALF QU3 the death of hisfather. Local fishermen are in for In October 1957 he ran for May a disao oin.me '. i repc Is or against two former aldermen, makirj tiie roun s this < _ .lc AND SHOW IN HANNA ON JUNE 7 and he polled more votes than his prove to be correct. Accord two opponents together. He is al ing to - ie ardent fisherman, Dates and Locations Announced so prominent in civic and fratern pike being taion out oftha For Seven Clubs; Expect To Have al organizations, being a member C.N.R. dam have been found of the Masonic order, the Order to be wormy. The worms app One Hundred or More Calves of Elks, Rotary and Chamber oi ear in the flesh of the fish- Commerce. Six of them taken Monday, Arrangements are well along for the 4-H Calf Club Show In announcing his intention to were found unfit for human and Sale to be held in Hanna at the arena on Saturday, June contest the leadership office ht consumption. It is reported 7. Under the auspices of the Department of Agriculture, local stated that he would endeavor to that some of these fish have clubs and officials have enjoyed considerable assistance from been sent to Edmonton for visit every smaller centre in Al the Hanna Board of Trade. In ail there will be seven clubs en berta to meet the people and dis game branch observation. Un til further information can be tered and approximately one hundred and twenty-five calves cuss the problems of the area with will go into the show and sale which follows. the local workers. obtained, it is advisable that humans refrain from eating any fish from this water, Previous to the show and sale Drilling Well and also to be careful to ex in Hanna, tbe various 4-H Clubs Eneas A. Toshash amine other fish taken from Trade Minister are holding their achievement days. layor of Drumheller revealed South of Chinook any water in this area. Judging of all calves ia these clubs (intentions t"*:S week to contest CHINOOK, May 28—The Cas takes place, and the achievement days commence next week at the leader ii_ ci 'l.e Progressive cade Drilling Co. is putting down D Comments On fcservati. j 1 _r_... .a Alberta. He a well south of here. Site is locat following points, as announced this at the age of thirty years, the ed south west of the buildings of week by D. A. Mae Pherson, local Ingest Mayor in Canada. S. Lesiak. Grain Problem district agriculturist at Hanna: Hanna Sea Cadets Helmsdale Club 1:30 p.m., June Consideration Being Given 2 at Reiman's Auction Mart in To Wheat Pool Suggestion Cereal. !IME MINISTER CALLS FOR Look Smart For By Gov't In Session Youngstown Club at 1:30 pm., OTTAWA, May 28—Trade Min June 3 at the stock yards in Youn ister Gordon Churchill says he gstown. Joy will reign in Hanna this coming Sunday wien the swimming pool and playgrounds at the Annual Parade hopes to be able to indicate soon, POSITIVE AND VITAL PHILOSOPHY" Memorial Centre opens at 2 p.m. sharp. Here is a bird's eye view of the scene before happy Scapa, Dowling, Netherby Club, whether or not the government 1:30 p.m., June 4 in Scapa. throngs of children in oil age groups will crovd into the enclosure to enjoy a dip and a romp. Inspection ef "Crescent" considers deficiency payments as Personal Draws Acadia Valley aub, 2:00 While the kids swim or play their activities wil' be under strict supervision. Mrs. Jas. Dever an answer to some of the prob June 5 is Acadia Valley. FIGHT AGAINST COMMUNISM eaux, qualified lifeguard will be on hand to car y out temporary duties until Rex Beach last Large Audience lems facing prairie wheat farm ers. Retry Beef Club, 9 a.m., Jum Nation's Chief Executive Attends year's attendant will return. Mrs. O. Stensland will also be back this summer as dressing room A large number of the citizens in Sunnynook. attendant. "Hove fun kids", ond remember rmm and pop the Hanno Kinsmen have provided of tbe town turned out for the Questioned in the commons Hanna Calf Club, 9 a.m., Ju: Opening of Canadian Legion Churchill said that very close at- in the Hanna arena. the playground facilities, while "John Q" pub ic has contributed a lot to the swimming pool. annual inspection of R.C. Sea Cad I tention was being given to the de- National Convention In Edmoton et Corp Crescent which took place I ficiency payment I Craigmyle Calf Club, 9 a.m. proposal made June 7 in the Hanna areas. at the arena last Thursday even-1 recently by the Alberta Wheat EDMONTON, May 27—Prime Minister John Diefenbak- The show and sale af all club ling, May 22. Inspection was carr Pool. If accepted, the plan would I calves will be held ia the Hanna bttended Sunday the opening ceremonies of the 17th annu- I ied out by Commander K. Why jDominion convention of the Canadian Legion. Canada's involve federal payments of more I arena on Jane 7. Tha placing et I mot withe. Lieut. 6. Farral both of than 200-million dollars on the I the show championships anal other fief executive arrived with his wife from Saskatoon, during TAX RATE 62 NILS H.M.C.S. Tecumpseh, Calgary in 1956-57 and 1957-58 wheat, oats \ interclub class ie afternoon qnd was welcomed by. a crowd of some 500 Con inHi'i mfci ' \VHM1*) 1U1HH1F servative supporters dnd L*tgJon offfciaTsaTtne Municipal Air- f— -. n • i ' —"_ • eMPJkeeS- «3^, A£s0 present were Lieut. E. A. e_r_IIg_7iyi(_r e.fUlaa-aO t rt^Ae sate irt. '-'"'•if'"* TOWN COUNCIL BflNSnwWT Prescott area officer, Edmonton Branch Office WiH begin at 1:30 p.m. la the ar Eugene Kush, B.A., LL.B. Han ena. Auctioneers will be Warren mong Conservatives on hand to Western Sports and Lieut. Commander John New bury and Sub Lieut Gillespie of na barrister announces this week Cooper af Nanton and Russ Rei et the party leader were J. Public Hearing the extension of his services to man of Hanna and Cereal. . Page, MLA, Cam Kirby, Red BUDGET; SCHOOL COSTS DRAW the Calgary Sea Cadet Corp. During the ceremonies Able Sea Oyen. and district. Mr. Kush will Judges appointed by tbe Alberta er MLA and provincial president Day Planned pay regular weekly calls to Oyen Department of Agriculture are d Giffard Main who will contest Cadet Doug Newman of Delia was Af Auditorium Horse lovers in Hanna and dist URGE CHUNK FROM COFFERS - presented with a bosun's whistle, every Wednesday. His branch off G. A. Ogston, farm foreman at the leadership of the Alberta Con- rict will welcome the announce ice will be situated in the Glad Olds School of Agriculture and vative party at a convention to an award for the most efficient ment this week of possible plans Requisition for Education Amounts cadet. Quite a number of the 48 stone Hotel, and will be open all Walter Deitz from the 4-H Branch held in Edmonton in mid-Aug- Next Tuesday for a western sports day to be held To $95,472; Street Maintenance members of the Hanna Corp re day. at Edmonton. Ernest Watkins, Calgary MLA ceived their Able Cadet certifi Eneas Toshach, Mayor of Royal Commission On here this summer. Word to this effect comes from the Western And Water Extensions Continue cates presented by Commander mheller are also in the race. Education Coming Whymot. Mr. Diefenbaker, the first Prime Here For One Day Horse Association, a local organiz Taxpayers in Honna will be faced with a mill rate of 62 RECORD CROWDS EXPECTED IN ftf inister to be a veteran, dined ation headed by Herman Kober. Officers in attendance expressed The Provincial Royal Commiss mills for 1958, following establishment of the rate and bring pleasure with the progress th,e uietly with friends who served Having reached an agreement ing down the budget by the Town Council. It is believed to be ith him in France during World ion on Education will be appear to lease the Hanna Round Up local corp has made since its in OYEN NEXT WEDNESDAY FOR wm fhe highest rate in the history of Hanna. Taking the lion's ception. A picture of the H.M.C.S. ar I- ing in Hanna next Tuesday, June Grounds for such a show, the ass 3. The hearings will open in the ociation has called a meeting for share of the rate is that for school purposes, which this year Crescent was on display and pres He spoke on Northern Defence high school auditorium. Saturday, May 31. The gathering will draw thirty-seven and one-third mills. The hospital rate ented by Capt. Sterling, Command ANNUAL SPORTS; EIGHT BALL TEAMS o a crowded Jubilee auditorium in will thoroughly discuss the pos is down to a mere three and two-thirds mills, while the bal ing Officer to the Hanna Cadets. he evening. He called for a posi- They are open to the public and Chamber of Commerce and Kinsmen the commission has been touring sibility of the show when it ass ance of twenty-one mills is left for general administration of Following the ceremonies, visit ive and vital philosophy to fight embles in the Liberty Cafe ban ing officers, local officers, comm- Communism. 'The national pres may points in Alberta, gathering the town, public works, etc. Club "Going .411 Out" To Present material from various organiza- quet room commencing at 8 p.m Going over some of the larger I ittee members land their wives ident of the Legion, D. L. Burgess, r('/ions and individuals, following Such important phases of the ev Cereal Troooer I attended a reception at the home Residents Tops In Entertainment - then presented him with honor items as furnished on the balance which a report will be submitted ent as prizes, dates, competitions, sheet to the Herald by secretary of Mr. and Mrs. J. Foster. Mr. ary life membership in the Veter to the Alberta government. etc. will be gone into. According In "Grad" Class I Foster is chairman of the local Next Wednesday, June 4, Oyen "will be a crowded place an organization. Diefenbaker has J. H. Stevens, one finds that thc as residents from all over eastern Alberta gather for tha an Any group or individual in and to the president, June has been school requisition for this year is Tpr. Jack Butler, 31, son of Mrs. committee responsible for sponsor-, been active in the Legion for the selected as the month for the day, ing the Hanna Sea Cadets. nual sports day. Staged Under the energetic and enthusiastic near Hanna, who has submitted- $95,472.00 The high school requisi Wm. Butler, Cereal, Alta., was one past thirty years. briefs will have a time scheduled although a definite date will be sponsorship of the Chamber of Commerce the Oyen sports set at the meeting this Saturday. tion this year is obviously reflect of the ninety-five young soldiers The Prime Minister's party whi tor their appearance before the ed in construction of the new pub i ly. Tpr. Butler is a member of thi this year gives promise of being one of the best yet. The naw ch included A. J. Brooks, the min Commission, and will be notified All interested parties are extend lo graduate from the Junior Non i Lord Strathcona's Horse (RC), sit- date Is believed to meet with the satisfaction of. everyone, es ed a cordial invitation. lie school, a new public school ister of veterans' affairs, left short accordingly. gymnasium, and also an increase Commitssioned Officers School I uated at Currie Barracks, Calgary, pecially farmers, who along with their families will be able ly before midnight for Ottawa. in teachers' salaries. held at Camp Wainwright recent- Alberta. to take the day off and.join in the fun. Among local Legion members The next large item of expense attending the national convention HAND HILLS STAMPEDE AND RACE is some $3"j,000-odd for debenture This year's edition features a was W. T. Watson of Hanna, past payments and interest on loans baseball tournament ia which president and an active member now outstanding. Street mainten eight teams will enter, Prize mon of tbe Hanna branch. MEET STILL CARRIES PROVINCIAL ance calls for an expenditure ey for first place is owe hundred (estimated) at $25,000, while furth dollars, with other wins accord er water and sewage extension is ingly. No doubt this tournament TITLE; "GOES" ON WED., JUNE II expected to draw near $14,000.00. will-attract the bast in eastern Mixed Tourney Cost of operating the town's water Alberta, and ball fans will get 1958 Edition Will Be Forty-Second system is $24,000.00. their money's worth at Oyen. Consecutively Held Show; Will Again In all the total estimated expen There will alao be a six team This Sunday diture for 1958 is $255,247.25. softball tournament open to the This coming Sunday, June 1. Present Outstanding Entertainment ladies. Ihe fair sex have always the first competition at the Han On the revenue side of the pic presented, a crowd-pleasing game, na Golf and Country Club, will of Hanna and district gets its first taste of western enter ture, the town will draw an estim and this too will be a decided att ficially open the season. Although tainment in 1958, with the coming of the Hand Hills Stam ated provincial government grant raction . Children's attractions, play has been underway for the pede on Wednesday, June 11. Proudly bearing the title of of over $28,000; $40,000 from wat games etc. will also be available- past month or so, the tournament "Alberta's Oldest Consecutively Held Stampede", the Hand er revenue; general levy $158,100- Highlighting the evening enter committee is selecting June 1 to Hills attraction will be staged this year for the forty-second .00, and other lesser amounts from tainment, the Oyen Kinsmen have various sources- get club play off on the right foot. "•ime. Many of the oldtimers who originally started the show stepped into the spoils picture ta The compeition will be a mixed are now no longer around the chutes and corrals or mixing stage an all star wrestling card. two-ball foursome, starting at 8 with the jolly crowds. However, some of their sons and daugh This event will be for two hours a.m. and lasting most of the day. BY-LAW VOTE duration, featuring some af the ters and other "youngsters" in the hills stoutly carry on, and mat game's best known and color Lady golfers who would like to hove no intention of giving up on the Hand Hills show. NEXT MONDAY enter nut£ contact Mrs. L. Ode ful artists. Ihe wrestling card will Once again a full line of arena y Ratepayers in Hanna ar* re be held in the arena starting at gard. The men entrants are to list and track events is included on their names with Dick Mohl. The minded of HM vol* next Men- 8 p.m. thte program, and most of the Drug Store day on a money by-law. Tho tournament is open to all those west's top riders will be in action. Winding op tha gala day, the who would like to play, whether Makes Big Change assent of the voters must he Again the Brahma Bull riding con obtained in order to eract this arena will be cleared of wrestlers they are beginners or seasoned test tops the arena events as the Perhaps the most modernly fur and fans af 10 p.m. sharp, aad ia players. year a fO,000 sewage dispos outstanding attraction. Chuck wag nished business premises in Han al plant south wast of town. short order dancing will be under Officers of the club this year ons by the dozen will be on hand, na, French's Rexall Drugs re-open Known as the "lagoon" type way. are as follows: president, Bill Klip and throughout the afternoon there ed this week, following a "shut of disposal plant, tha unit will Roihner Service •» "Bring the whole family", ia the per, vice president, G. Morrison; will be no lack of excitment. down" due to alterations. The in be of the most modern design. V. I ""_:"• eMC*. Transcontinental Rouk . slogan adopted by the sponsors, secretary, Archie Hood; treasurer, A real oldtimer, Herman Joberg terior of the store has undergone There Is na question but what and if weather cooperates, there .a.mraaaa.9.aammm. 4 aaaaam . . «L-__e • • aamoaoa a a -v^-e • • •_-__•_,•• ______•«_.______• J Jack Kaster; executive, Dr. W. R. of Delia continues in the office of a complete changeover, with latest tha ifwaaja disposal facilities is no question hat June 4 will be Laing, Bob Moore, Al Nessman, president, while one not .so old, appointments, tending towards In Hanna are sever ly overtax one of the biggest days Oyen haa O. Gamble and J. O. Blair. ever seen. #fs but nevertheless a "grandpappy" the latest in drug store design. ed and outmoded, aad tha Four new CNR Railiner runs are scheduled to begin operation in Saskatchewan and Alberta early Fees are set as follows: family Francis Courtney, also of Delia, new design has the approval ticket $15; men $12; ladies $7 and in June. .Designed for faster, more convenient passenger service, the new runs will link up with those acts as vise-president and entry A huge co-operative shopping of Has. Provincial Board of already 1st opaHrtfai- to provide a man than 1000-mile Railiner network stretching across the twa provinces. la tha last eight years the dairy $4 for students. Fees are now due clerk or all-around "Joe boy", a centre will open in Winnipeg on Health and is recommended Tha new services will be between Saskatoon aid North Battleford; North Battleford and Edmonton via farmers of Canada have spent $8 •nd payable to any of the officers. real youngster, who has seen a lot June 11. This three-quarter mill by both council and the town Lloydminster, Vermilion and Vegreville; Edmonton and Drumheller via Stettler; and Edmonton aad million to promote the use et of Hand Hills Stampedes, genial ion dollar development will have consulting engineers. Voting Gr|jd Centre. The map, above, shows how they will be integrated with those now operating between milk and dairy products. This The bulk of the ice cream sold Lome MacDonald, "genuinely of departments handling groceries, takes place in tha town office. Repbe, Saskatoon aad Maes Albert and between Edmonton and Calgary. Win the exception of the averages out at about SO cents per meats, appliances, drugs, hardware Edmonton-Grand Centre sm_ua» the new runs will begin ooeration en June X. TL%e Edmontoa-Grand in Britian is made with vegetable the Hand Hills", is a capable and :S cow per pear far participating fats instead of dairy fata. hard working secretary-treasurer. and fuel. Centre service is scheduled tm June 5. , • !* SS5 farmers. mm m. THE HANNA HERALD and EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS — THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1958 THE HANNA HERALD "AND EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS" Quote Me? Est. Dee. 24, 1912 by H. G. McCrea G. R. McCrea. Editor. Member of the C.WM.A. Published by THE HANNA HERALD I ... / Dare You! A •trlctly Independent weekly newspaper published every Thursday In the Herald Building. Main Street, Hanna. Authorized as Second Class Mall by the Post Office Department, Ottawa By ROY LA VALLEY, Wardlow, Alberta An Important Day June 7 Once upon a time there was a Provincial Gaol. Still going down appeared in this paper. Also in the degree of protection in Canada the list are Assault With a Deadly story was the following letter to JUNE 7 WILL BE an important day for Han Business men here and in surrounding known as "Justice." Somewhere Weapon and Assault With Intent to Mr. Roberts from George B. Hen- Cause Grievious Body Harm. na and a vast area surrounding the town. communities, the local Board of Trade, agri along the line this story does not wood, deputy attorney at that come to the conventional ending time. It will however, have special significance for cultural officials and parents of these young At this point I would like you with everyone living happily ever dear readers to know that I am not "I am sorry to have to advise members of the various 4-H Calf Clubs, who men and women have shown excellent co after. .Wftl be showing their calves for the first time acquainted with any of the parties you that reports have reached me operation in arranging for this the first show involved in this*incident. However in Hanna. ln the present production of the that you have been so outspoken and sale in Hanna. The general public ought picture, at least in Hanna, the I have a mother and two grand in your criticism of the present These youngsters actually represent the to be highly appreciative of their efforts. villian can "pound to a pulp" mothers still living and I can deep Administration and of its policies future of the livestock industry in this area. The importance of June 7 can hardly be elderly women and be only called ly sympathize with the sons of that it is felt that you would be Through calf club knowledge and guidance, expressed in general terms, other than to say upon to reimburse the. judicial this 89-year-old mother. prejudiced against any supporters they have, equipped themselves to carry on the treasury to the tune of $100 and Others may think that this is of the government who 'might The PUP IH/.T it with justifiable pride that we see our young TfcieD To CHEW industry with improved breeds and a far better rural folk, in town as our guests on this occas costs. none of my business. However I come before you in your capacity feel that Justice is everyone's busi A PIPE CLEANER 'general knowledge of the art of raising good ion. It is to be hoped that the first sale will During my recent trip to Hanna, as police Magistrate. C »**• T«e He-ee t*we el cattle. Hanna is indeed honored to have them. I heard several versions of the ness, especially when it appears Under the circumstances, I think be the forerunner for many more to come. so lax. story. All were slightly different it would be best for you to tender nna and Mrs. P. Clark, Richdale. but the essential facts were the What I am going to say in the your resignation and at the same Cancer Drive Nets Mrs. Litke wishes to thank the Mr. Toshach Enters Political Ring same. Many persons referred to remainder of this column may not return your commission." the incident as a "miscarriage of pertain to local personages. If it (Signed) Sum of $672.75 general public for their financial ENEAS ALBERT TOSHACH, young business does not, then kindly pass it by, that friends and party workers have asked Justice." To me it appeared more Yours faithfully Mrs. J. Litke convenor of the re support as well as the canvassers man from Drumheller has decided to the candidate to let his name stand in the like an abortion to the Criminal however, if the shoe does fit, wear George B. Henwood for their kind assistance during contest the provincial leadership for the Pro Code of Canada. it. cent Cancer Drive reports that leadership convention. I arh happy to announ Deputy Attorney General $672.75 was collected during the the campaign. gressive Conservative party. Mr. Toshach, ap ce that no one has asked me to run but I in Some of you may question my Alberta has attained a position It is remarkable that one week below other provinces in Canada campaign. Those who assisted Mrs. pears to have put something fresh in the gen tended to enter the race anyway." knowledge of the Code. To keep later the magistrate at Oyen re If coar«e grain exports of the eral flavor of the Alberta political picture. you straight, I spent two years on in its judicial administration in ceived his walking papers for the Litke in canvassing included Mrs. United States continue at their Such determination, self confidence and police court level. The question of 1 Among other things he has added youth to the the police beat for a city news same reason. This was not • only E. Ryckman, Mrs. K. Krzywy, Mrs. present rate • through May and the will "to get out and go" stamps the Drum paper. During that time I spent untrained magistrates rising to the scene, being only thirty years of age. It is common here in Central Alberta, G. P. Givens, Mrs. L. Cook, Mrs. June, they will set an all-time re- heller candidate as one who will likely cause 'more hours in court than the bench in this province, has been C. Johnson, Mrs. W. Kittler, Mrs. jcord, predicts the U.S. department good to see a "young fellow" stand up and some eyebrow raising in convention circles. magistrate. His holidays were two a bone of contention since about Magistrate Dave King of Coal- dale also received the not-too-gen A. Fischer, Mrs. E. Pennock of Ha ot agriculture. state his case, particularly in politics. As time goes on he will be heard from and be weeks longer than mine. 1935. Almost each year the question tle boot. These are the only incid His initial press release stamps him as a fore the Alberta leader is decided, the rest of I saw and covered almost every ents that I know of for certain, but man of action. We quote: "It is customary the candidates will know that "E.A." has been type of case from petty theft to appears from the floor of the leg islature and each time it receives I am sure in my own mind that with announcements of this nature to state "in the race." manslaughter. I arrived in the there were more. GOOD FARM PRACTICE NEEDS court room at ten each morning the same treatment, a shrug of the 2, and I was there until almost noon. shoulders from the government And now the government claims j^££ J — Curt or Spray for weed control. they can not find enough qualified "A.CP. Baseball Shows Increased Interest That was the morning sitting. Us and the feeble excuse that there SEED DRESSINGS — For control of Mod bom* ually there were sessions in the are not enough trained persons persons to handle the magistrate's post, a position that could put a dbeas« and wireworm control A MARKED INCREASE in baseball, one of mong the parents. Officials too, would appre afternnoon which also had to be who could take over a magisterial attended. position. man in prison or have his name FBHUIZER — For higher yields, eorfieW maturity, healthier summer's most popular sports, is very ciate comments and support from alladults. placed on the country's criminal crops. much in evidence in Hanna this summer. Par However during my experience Perhaps if we turn back the cal On the senior front the local Cubs have in police and district court, I have endar, we can find what thc Social record. AGRICULTURAL ITHEHnCAIJI FOB ALL PURPOSES ticularly is it so among the little leaguers and fielded a good club, composed mostly of young Before I close, I am going to AVAILABLE FROM never seen an assault that drew Credit Government did to "encour YOUR ALBERTA PACIFIC AGENT pee wee athletes. So much in fact that a short players. Judging by their record so far, they blood, draw no less than three age" trained magistrates. quote from another press clipping, age of coaches, managers and "general are well worth supporting. months for the offender. Would The older readers may recall thc and then I'll let you draw your bands" now exists. Fellows since retired from For the time following the war years it it possibly be that the Hanna jud incident involving Magistrate W. conclusions. Again the older read ALBERTA PACIFIC the game, and others who are still active, are ers will have to call upon their looked as if baseball would never reach its icial system, please, not including P. Roberts of Hanna. The follow GRAIN COMPANY (1943) LTD. doing a splendid job of seeing that these the RCMP, have not heard of the ing was taken from the September memory to remember Mrs. Edith SERVING ALBERTA PRODUCERS WITH OVER 100 COUNTRY ELEVATORS youngsters are well organized, and given the pre-war popularity. However, the picture has variety of assault charges outlined 24, 1936 file of the Hanna Herald Gostick, the Aberhart Evangelist, changed and the boys in spikes and flannels, in the Code? - "S. C. GOVERNMENT INFERS Social Credit's female version of best possible instruction in the game. How Billy Graham. ever, their efforts could be improved if more from the kids on up are making a mighty : fl* I remember correctly, the SOCIAL CREDITERS SAFE ONLY minor of the group was Common WHEN CO-OPERATJNG CADI Addressing a political meeting volunteers would come forth. comeback to again put this sport on a top Assault. Then came Assault Occas PRESIDES." Magistrate Roberts in Big Valley she was quoted as Another phase of the game that could level. They are all deserving of energetic ioning Bodily Tlarm. This was an dismissed after nine years of ser saying, "I am sure we shall never stand some improvement is more interest a- support. assault that required medical att vice — Reason: "You would be have Social Credit established un ention and was classified as an prejudiced against Social Credit til we get the whole Civil Service High School indictable offence. It was always a supporters." dismissed and their places taken safe bet that the accused would This was the headline and sub- by Social Crediters." cool his heels in the Lethbridge headline from an actual story that Is it any wonder then that there are untrained magistrates in the OTHER province, imposing both fines and Graduates (•++•+•_•* ++++++++++•:-++*+++++++++++•+ EDITORS Jail sentences? What is the matter with the retired RCMP officers re \/6u will find exceptional employment TXT: By Ambrose Hills siding in the province, are they not •»**•-/*••• Of Many Things skilled enough or would the real opportunities in the Royal Bank reason be their political affilia M a PURPOSE OF TOWN PLANNING . . . JUNIPER REWARDS ish our top productive talents with tion? PACTS THAT SPBLL OPPORT*tTl«IT¥* Any person who has tried to or the heavy weight of taxation im This week a big tip of the hat FOB YOUNG MBN WITH AMBITION From the Lethbridge Herald Sprig of juniper, fragrant and sweet lo the Boys in Scarlet, the RCMP. Brings to my fancy far distant views, ganize a Rodeo in a country town posed anywhere in the world, pro Planning is not intended to be and must Evergreen forests, scented and tangy, knows one thing for sure — the I am acquainted with several 1. The "Royal" is North America's fourth largest bank. gress will be slow. The significant mounties and I am aware of the not be allowed to become a community stra So deeply peaceful and varied in hues. prize money must be big if you growth of national income is going More than 900 branches are in operation and new ones want to attract top talent. Re extensive training they receive as are being opened all the time. During the past five ight-jacket. Rather, it should be regarded as Snow-covered mountains, cool frosty air, wards, incentives, prizes, call them to depend, as it always has done, recruits. A salute to Canada's top years we have opened 133 new branches, each one a community blueprint indicating the purpose Jingling of Sleighbells, crocking snow, what you will, are important to largely on the activities and decis police force. creating new managerial positions . . . and resulting to which each area is best suited by topogra Shouts of the woodsmen hauling their loads, the success of most ventures. ions of exceptional men and wo All comments on this column promotions for young Royal Bankers. Clear skies above shedding radiance below. will be greatly appreciated and phy, location and other factors ... At the I thought about this when read men. To induce them to do the 2. "Influence* plays no part in advancement at the same time, planning ensures that adequate Someday I'll go there far up in the hills ing a book called THE FUTURE OF exceptional things of which they should be sent to Quote Me?, Roy Royal Bank. Our senior officers from the Chairman and Where the juniper, spruce and fir trees grow. THE WELFARE STATE, which alone are capable is part of the LaValley, Hanna Herald.. Hanna, President on down started as juniors in small branches provision is made for such public requirements And I'll wander wtth you to that jumper tree, Alberta. as streets and parks, and guards against con Through a soft downy cushion of new fallen snow, consists of a series of seven Ox- very mechanism of creating the and advanced on merit alone. tlord lectures. Throughout the flicts between, say, residential and industrial necessities (and the luxuries) of I was at the Shriner circus last 8* Home study banking courses are available to all staff -Olive W. Mumert book, , it is pointed out again and life for the nation as a whole." members. Successful candidates advance quickly. development. Youngstown, Alberta again that part of the trouble with night, and I watched a brave young The introduction of the interim control Britain's economy has been the Many of us will never get to blonde do tbe most daring acro 4. For young men interested in gaining international •iininminiiMiii batics high up on the tightrope. proposal represents the first important applic whittling away of the incentives claim the really big prize — but banking experience, the Royal Bank has over 80 those prizes should be there, just I hope she was well paid. I am branches abroad ... in New York, London. Paris, ation of town planning principles to the city AFTER DINNER MINTS which once spurred the people to high ambition. the same, to beckon to us. We all sure she was, and that none in the Central and South America, Cuba and the West Indies. as a whole. We should welcome it as a step audience would say that she did •"mri mutmrmn nmmtiitti i inn m n nn itnii mi i mmnmimii m nnrnrntiitiiinitHti imttnti i ni i rnnmn HnrmmrrTntTnTmnrTrfT like to think that there is at least 5. We have generous pension plans that compare with towards a pleasanter, more efficient and more "So long as we offer to people a remote possibility that we may not deserve it. Hers was a remark PUN of responsibility and skill," writes the best, as well as group, health and hospital insurance. prosperous community. strike it rich. Today, when any one able talent, and I am quite sure at low cost to employees. "What does the bride think when she walks into Peter Goldman, "incentives that is fortunate enough to get a wind that it would not have been dev the church?" are laughable by American or • • • "Aisle, Altar, Hymn." fall of any kind, there seems al eloped to such a remarkable de Get our booklet "Tour Future in Banking" et your Russian standards, and fiscally pun- ways to be some catch to it — the gree if the rewards for her per local branch or write Head Office for a copy. "I'm getting much better," boasted a psycho government steps in to take a formance were the same as, say, PASSPORT REFORM . . . analyst's patient to a friend. "Today the doctor whopping big share. those of the clown who strolled JHE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA. let me sit up on the couch." about on the ground in perfect From The Ottaroa Citizen Canada still offers great opport Canada'* largest fiaaJL unities — greater, I think than safety. The United States plan to allow colored Lady (with newspaper in hand): "It says here Britain. Yet there is a tendency Let's continue to reward our HANNA BRANCH - - - T. HORN, MANAGER photographs to be used on passports deserves that a woman in Omaha has cremated her third here, too, to grudge the winner risk-takers in a handsome way. sympathetic study. The plan went into effect husband." WE HAVE WITH US TONIGHT his prize. It has become altogether Otherwise, we'll lose them, and Old Maid: "Isn't that always the way? Some By E. A. Corbett on February 1, and will not exclude the use of us can't get one, and others have husbands to too popular to soak the rich, or to Canadians will all stay safely on of black-and-white photographs, these being burn." 'This is not a 'reference book, keep anyone from becoming rich. the ground — safe and poor. nor is it primarily a history of optional with the passport holder. Two sound adult education in Canada. It is an reasons are given for the change to color; Wife to husband: When are you going to buy another car and give me my second driving lesson? attempt to tell in an episodic and more accurate identification will be provided, highly personal way some of my and color "can be more appealing." Deft-nition: Neighbor—an expert at managing own experiences as a worker in Many people are embarrassed by what the local baseball team, telling you what's wrong this particular vineyard." — From FRED GALARNEAU they see when they look at their passport pho with your lawn, and how to raise your kids. the Foreward. tographs, and some are even disturbed. It re Dr. Corbett nas touched Canad 16937: "I think my wife is trying to break my ian Life and thought at more quires a sense of humor of a high order, and spirit." points than most Canadians of his -Auctioneer- a profound tolerance of man's imperfections, 16791: "How so?" time. He has wielded an influence to look at the ordinary passport photograph 16937: "For my birthday she sent me a century in the social, economic and acad HANNA — ALBERTA with aplomb. plant." emic life of Canada none has sur passed. Like Wren's London, his • * • Woman to phychiatrist: "Are you sure this bill isn't an unconscious expression of some frustration monument is all about him, east Now Booking Spring Sales of your own?" and west, French and English. His CATTLE NEXT U.S. TARGET? . . . lively book of recollections is a RANCH REAL ESTATE From the Financial Post Enthusiasm is contagious; let's start an epid chapter in the expanding history of emic. our country in this century. "SELLING IS MY BUSINESS" Not content with trying to block imports About the author: When a man is born, people ask, "How is the Edward A. Corbett was born in of oil and base metals, some American pro mother?" When he marries, they exclaim, "What tectionists are now clamoring for restrictions a lovely bride." And when he dies, they inquire, Truro, N. S. and educated at Hunt on live cattle and beef. "How much insurance did he leave her?" ingdon Academy, Presbyterian *i*.' In San Francisco recently representatives College, Montreal (Theology, 1912) A Scotsman who had worn the same hat for 18 and McGill University (M.A., 1913). of cattlemen's associations in nine western years decided, with heavy heart, to buy a new one. On returning from service over states called for a revision of tariffs and quot Going into the only hat shop in the neighborhood, seas in World War I he served for as on cattle as well as fresh and'processed he said, "Well, here I am again." sixteen years on the staff of the DRESS IN STYLE! beef. Sparking the agitation, it is believed, is A beautiful young lady in the waiting room of University of Alberta. He holds Select your new suit or top a trial shipment of New Zealand steers re the honorary LL.D. from both an airport was crying steadily. coat from our new samples. All ported to be coming to the United States this Seeing her tears, a young man came over and Mount Allison University (1838) month. These would come in under the re tried to soothe her. He put a strong, comforting •nd St. Francis Xavier University the latest fabrics and styles. — arm around her and talked kindly to her. When (1953). Dr. Corbett was president Various price ranges. duced tariff quota, which up to now, has en she continued to weep, he squeezed her tighter. tirely applied to Canada and Mexico. of the Banff School of Fine Arts "Isn't there anything I can do," he asked, "to (1933-36); member of the Board of You Always Leek Yew Beat As in oil and metals, Canada has an im make you stop crying?" In A Made-Te-Measure Suit "I'm afraid not," the girl sobbed. "It's hay fever the "Don^in&fh Drama Festival portant .interest. Total exports of cattle and But please keep on trying." (1934-1936); Director of the Can or Topcoat beef to the U.S. in a good year are worth from adian Association for Adult Educ $50 to $75 million although at certain periods • * • ation (1936-51); and President of tbe Canadian Handicrafts Guild When prices „ore higher in Canada American being accustomed to importing substantial IDEAL TAILORS beef cwid cattle may come this way. (1938-40). Among his publications ' numbers of Canadian cattle for finishing. But are: McQueen of Edmonton (1934), AND CLEANERS Canadian exporters are not too concern old timers well remember that the drive which Blackfoot nails (1984), Father, ed yet about this new throat as American live led te the prohibitive cattle and beef tariff God Bless Him (1953) and Henry DONG, Prep. HANNA stock interests ore divided, mid-west feeders of 1930 started in the far western states. Marshall Tory (1954). •^"•JT^* :"-~-— ; • •af-V *• ;*5^ Sf;;, '::•'••"'--v.v
THE HANNA HERALD ond EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS — THURSDAY, MAY 29. 1958 ^ OYEN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS gary, George, Vancouver, Ernest, WEDDING IN ALL SAINTS' CHURCH Early Pioneer 100 Mile House, two daughters, HAVE CEREMONIES ON MAY 16 HOLDS INTEREST^ MANY FRIENDS Diet of Cotter g|f Mrs. H. D. McRae, Scapa, Marion, The commencement exercises of Castor aad 18 grandchildren. Page sang a solo "My Task". A- wedding of interest in the unity Hall where guests were re Mr. J.. W. Taylor, who passed Castor Advance the 1958 class in the Oyen high Addressing the class were Dr. Delia district was solemnized in ceived by the bride's mother who away quietly at his home in Cas school were held May 16 in the 'McCracken, representing the All Saints' Anglican Church in was attired in a beige silk fitted, tor on Monday, May 12th, at the school auditorium. Home and School Association; Mrs. Hanna when Wilma Mary, second two piece dress, a large matching age of 81 years, was laid to rest in Mrs. Alice Burke Following the' singing of O'Can- S. Snell of the Catholic Women's daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gib hat and. gloves, with brown shoes a small peaceful cemetery at ada, the graduands, Elvia Hane League; Mrs. B. Weller on behalf son became the bride of Mr. Bob and purse. Her corsage was of Netherby in the Garden Plain dis Posses in Calgary wich, Glenn Kenny, Robin Wood, of the parents; and Mr. H. Chiliak, iii-iii van Nus, youngest son of Mr. and talisman roses. trict. The cemetery and the Neth ... • v ' ****'•_* Mrs. Alice Edna Bwke widow Of l Mrs. G. van Nus of Amsterdam, erby School site where church ser George Kuich, Bob Weller and chairman of the School Board. m i I'TfiHT' Mrr~V'~yiTT HiT7il CUMM. One hundred and twenty guests the late Joseph H. Burke, formerly * 30-31c as___?»rftfe^__t___i_*S:-- HHWiMurniermrrmurrrr, r^KU Page 4 THE HANNA HERALP ond EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS — THURSDAY,MAY 29, 1958 Buying Selling Renting Services Employment Phone For Bast Results. S£S AND USE THE 52 COMING EVENTS CARD OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS Funeral May 26 HERALD CLASSIFIED AD RATES The (LW..J.,. of Youngstown We wish to thank I >rs. Arpue am We wish to extend our sincere THE HERALD'S holdlns; a Strawberry Shortcake Wilkins the matron -ind staff of th ihanks to our neighbors and friends For Chinook Youth Minimum charge 75c first insertion, 50c each subse and Bake Rale, Saturday, .Tune .! Hanna hospital for their kind atten of Scot field and YounRstown "for ihe lion and rare of our Hon Kenne'! jinny acts of kindness during my 111- CHINOOK, May 28 — Donald quent insertion. In Memoria'-i, Church Notices, Cords of riurinu the time lie was a pat ient ii Thanks, Coming Events $1.00 per insertion. Display adver hospital. \Y. Ii. < 'uir.iT.inus , Norman Peterson, age 15, son of tising rate card upon request. Copy must reach Herald Of CHURCHES lM.il, Marlene and Phyllis Andru Mr. and Mrs. Norman Peterson, fice by 12 noon each Tuesday. My .sincere thanks to Dr. Kainx, passed away in the Cereal hospital REDEEMER LUTHERAN, HANNA, nurses, aids and all members of the hospital staff for the excellent care on May 23 following a brief ill TELEPHONE 52 — TO CONTACT 6,000 READERS UL wish tn thank our many friend* and attention I received 0 urine my ST PETER'S. SCAPA and member* of the Hanna fire de- ness. You'll Save Dollars - You'll Get Prompt Xo services will lie held at these stay there. I also extend my many partment for their quick and effie- i hanks to all my fri etuis for their churches this Sunday owing to thc ient setservice* vires rendered at ilie time Born in Cereal he received his Service By Using Your Telephone to Contact fact that no minister is available cheery visits, and all- the beautiful FOR SALE In threatened to destroy our 1.'.me FOR SALE Watch for further announcements flowers, sifts, letters, and cards, and education at Chinook. He was act These Business Firms nd furnlNhint"*" j.;nod wishes. Thanks a million ever>- 2 YEAR OLD BULL . Price jJ.IT.II It B Zeamer, Secretary, Mr. and Mrs. V. Van Horne ive in sports ani hunting up until SEED FOR SALE R. O. Knauft, 7 mile south ea.«t Redeemer Lutheran --Sap the time of his illness. He leaves Mr Uudolph Hae.- el of Hanna. 29-30p Notice to Advertisers to mourn his passing his mother The Canada Seeds Act requires that 5 ROOM FULLY MODERN HOME.. FIRST UNITED CHURCH I wish I., th ink Kvelyn Cools and father, three brothers, Gord- where, an advertisement slates a Wilkins, matroi iiiiiiiiiiiiitniiiiumiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiufliHimiiiuiii oan, Larry and Carl, two sisters 2 bedrooms. Well located in goo.l .lone 1st ArKiie ar 1 Dr. price, It must also state tlie seed residential district. Apply 1 (Mi-nth nursin**. .• :aff « f the Hanna Im Gail and Linda. Painting and Parr, 11 a.m grade. Avenue East between 4 and 8 p.m. for their kind assistance befon 1 CENTRAL TAXI harden Plain, 2 p.m Uncleaned seed should he advertis during the time I was hospitalized Funeral services were held in dally. --28-29-30p Hanna. 7.1" pm, Sinr. Soni:: 7.1a p.m Commercl* -. ed as "UNCLEANED". "RecrLstered, Also my many friends who sent cards Divine Worship anrl Oddfellows Pa the Chinook hall on May 26 and or Certified" applies only to seed tap GOURLAY PIANO- -dresser and Kills md for well wishes i Decorating rade. interment followed in the Cereal ped and sealed by the Depse-tment of lllcvclt. Plume 127. Hannn. Mrs <\ Mackenzie cemetery. Pallbearers were Wm. - Phone 32 - Agricul ture. i --lOp Sunday School Printings) THE HANNA HERALD tf Chinook, lull' a.m DeMaere, Donald Peterson, Ken First Class Workmanship WELSH SHETLAND CROSS PONY- Youngstown, .1 a.m. PHONE 52 — THE HERALD Cornell, Wayne Melville, Terry WEANER PIOS -• Can supply a Pinto, five years r.ld, very quiet, Hanna. 10.30 a.m., 11.10 a.m. I wish I" thank my man. Free Estimates "Why Walk When You You arc all so welcome at church O'Malley ani Gerald Johnston. quantity of weaner pies, every irleal for children. P.O. Box Gill, ind relatives for their kind lllllllllllllllM't.HUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIllllllliMlllllIIIIII..'lltlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMI month of the year. $10 each, either Hanna. --:i»-r,l|r Rev. Will T, Gourlav, I!.A.. Past"! mis of sympathy at the tim Can Ride the Central Way" cash or grain. John Baird, Bye Manse 112 Ave 4 TC , Phone 154 .usband's death. 1 also «.sl moor, Alta. --lfrtf TWO WHEELED TRAILER - - (Jen- iress deepest appreciation i" FOR FIRST RATE eral purpose, regular trailer wlieem •nd flowers and also for ? General Carpenter — On Time All the Time — and axle. (1. A. (~*n mi*l<»n, Phone HANNA FULL GOSPEL CHURCH 1956 DODGE DELUXE STATION icts of kindness 603, Hanna 29-301, Auctioneering Len Underwood WAQON. Heater, radio, signals, ex 5 Ave. and Main Street Mrs .1 Hl--nl.ii. Work tra wheel and tire. Ground grips "The Church That Welcomes You" STARTED CHICKS - al Service Phone 414 Courteous and Safe Driven new. All tires A-l. May be financed. SUNDAY. JUNE 1 i Hatchery, Irrumhellcr Apply Box 60000, The Hanna Her 10 a.m.. Sunday School for all acres Custom Cabinets and Furniture Hanna Alta. hundred plus t.riM.ilintf We would like 1 sincere lv thank ald, or phone 52. tf 11 a.m., 'Worship and Ministry. Tnpii A Specialty Phone 22: 1, Drumheller. Mr. Max Clmntead ind Sons for the nn-x "Christlikeness" wonderful j«*b they made in movine RUSS REIMAN PAINTING & INTERIOR 7.10. p.m. f'.vanVelistio Service. Topii SEEDS POR SALE 3 BEDROOM FULLY MODERN uiif bouse from N't" Sere-ita to Sea- "The I.ir.n Tamer'' SELLING FARMS DECORATING Brome Grass Seed, Grade No. 1 HOUSE-.witii basement suite re rlistar A Good Place To Eat Wednesday. June 4 Per hundred $20.00 cently stuccoed. $7,irlHi cash ir.7-1 sple RANCHES — LIVESTOCK Prayer aril Itible Study HANNA Brome Grass Seed Grade No. 2 Ave. V.. Phone 121, Hanna. 30-lr p.m HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, etc Pw hundred $18 00 Friday. June G Crested Wheat Grass Seed BEDROOM MODERN HOME--.for < p.m . Youth Servile W. F. MILLER Grade No. 1. Per hundred $27.oo riuick sale $7400. Also 2 medium I'.vr rvone Is cordially invil.rl to al Phone 499 Phone 478 Box 414 The Broadway ELECTRIC - Creeping Red Fescue priced houses have been s.rlrl the of our services. "We rlo our best tr rank Dr. Will-' s, tin HANNA — ALBERTA HANNA, ALTA. Hall- Electrical Contractors And Certified No. 1. Per hundred $40.00 past two weeks In Hanna. t'assirly make you welcome, I run iinj: stafl of H Wiring Specialists Alfalfa, Grimm, Orade No. 1 Agencies, Pin.nc in:: --anv Pastr.r S. TC. cheek hut pWnl Iheir kind a Per hundred $41.50 315. 3rd Ave. West, Phone 474 le J. Kleibr-r Cafe T-V & RADIO SALES MOFFAT TABLE TOP GAS STOVE- il in that Ins Alfalfa Ladak, Grade No. 1 AND SERVICE Per Hundred $40 50 In very ^ood condition, for partlcl- •o thank on FAHFAHA Featuring Chinese and Bweet Clover, White Blossom lars call at 305-4th Ave \V., Han NOTICE TO CREDITORS i- kind expri > Representing Jensen's Radio na. --30p , is of lilrriln. Orade No. 1. Per hundred $14.00 AND CLAIMANTS itrrl Canadian Dishes and T-V Service, Calgary Sweet Clover, Yellow Blossom, Tie Viste famih No. 8428 Grade No. 1. Per hundred $13.00 AltKT Agents for: FOR SALE OR TRADE IN" THK HSTATI. OF MA III STANDING AT STUD Open 6 a.m. to 12 p.m. Daily Bweet Clover Land Builder. Mixed WI1..VS, late of the District of Book Now - . Fee $35, Electrohome T-V tt Orade No. 1. Per hundred $12.00 W'r I ' FINE QUARTER HORSE COLTS - Alberta. Marr $1.00 Per Week Board Saturday to 1 a.m. Inoculation, bushel size .'. . .50 suckers and yearlings. Exchange 111 1st Hi-Fi Phonographs who died on All Colts from this Stallion Red Wing Flax Seed. Govt. Teat. for grain also. Apply Box 247, Her A.D. l'ir,4. HANNA SASH Corner Centra St., 1st Av*. E. Germination 95. Per bus. ._ $ 5.00 ald. 52tf TAKK N'liT! all per can be Registered in the PHONE 35 — HANNA Over delivery privilege for Forage having claims i II stair' of International Arabian As Phone 579 Hanna Seeds. Call or phone 383, S. A. Elliott, 6 YEAR OLD BAY QELDING--whlte above named must il,- with TCui AND CABINET sociation, Delia or phone 9-1714. H. O. Raugust, face and three white stockings. Is Kush. HA., 1.1,.])., I lanna, AM" Saddle type mares only. Delia. 19-0-1-2-3-4-5-S-7-8O well broken single or double, quiel by (lie 30th day "f .lum A.D., General Carpenter Work around cars or tractors. Also black a full statement of their claims MINNEAPOLIS TRACTOR Model U, gelding yearling colt, white face of securities held by them. Custom Cabinet Making DR ARABIAN RANCH used two years on small farm. -- I wo white feet. H. Ziemmer, Scapa EI'IIKNK KPSII 2 Miles North of Hanna CMROPR&tTOP Guaranteed in A-l condition. Sell --.10|1 Barrister, Hanna. Alb,-i la. Show Cases - Sash Doors Phone R1915 or 486 ing because farm sold. Consider Solicitor for l,eo David Wie feed wheat or cash. Phone 383. De 2 STORY HOUSE--20x24 ft.. .1 Bed Administer rie bonis non ol Lino and Tile Laying Ii Your Spine lia or Box 269. 25-6-7 rooms. Will sell cheap or trade for the TCstate of Margaret Wie Interior Finishing cattle. Phone Sr.14, Craigmyle. Causing Illness? ^EgirrtivnrKce- --20u In many cases, people who com-, SELKIRK WHEAT - Rust resistant. 1952 OMC HALF TON TRUCK-- ^ plain of poor health find chlro-l mlleage 44.000. Will sell for cash (rr NOTICE TO CREDITORS CHES. ROSSLER Grown in 1956 from registered seed. Get practic helps them after all| trade for wheat or cattle. A. Banco, • Germination test 96, Jan. 1958. Will ANP CLAIMANTS Phone 690 Honna else falls. This science works exchange for Grade 2 wheat. Con Phone R1B14, Hanna. 30-lp on the nerve centres of yourj tact S. A. Elliott, Phone 383, Delia. IN THK ..STATE OF JOHN 204 - 2 Ave. E. "Your Pick of tha Yard at 19-0-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8C FOR RENT K LKIHI'.RG (also known as Joe Klel- That body. ber*r) late of Hanna. Alberta, Farm Reasonable Pricat" TRAILER AND TRACTOR MOUNT Investigate This Naw Way er, Deceased, who died on the IStli •nutieMeoeeu SPRAYERS. Pumns, filters, gaug FLATS, SUITES, -Call 381, HOUSES- day of May, AT'.,. IMS. HAMfflU To Health New es, valves. noMles, etc. Be sure Hanna. 2Btf your machine Is ready to go at TAKE NOTICE that all persons BUILDING HAY!! Atlas Lumber Co. having claims upon tlie estate erf the Dr. J. S. PAXMAN •praying time. Free catalogue on 2 ROOMED HOUSE -- Furnished. CONTRACTOR request. National Grain Company, flood condition. Ideal for retired above named m-.rst file with Eutrene T. Scott, Mgr. — Phone 208 Phone 300, Hanaa Ltd. --28-29-30-31C couple. Located close-in on second Kush, B.A, 1.1.H., Hanna. Alherta. General Carpenter Work—- avenue east. Apply t>y phonlnp by tlie IMli day rrf .luly. Air., lfins, a full statement of their claims, rnrl Cabinet Making — Brick ... while the Sun shines - with the RED WING FLAX SEED-.95 percent R1702 or R1709, Hanna. 29-30p germination, early variety. H. D. of any securities held 1 aSB9Uffi.»^&£ %*£ MANNA HERALD and EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS —- THURSDAY, MAV 29, I9M Poije ESTHER CANADIAN NATIONAL EMPLOYS ESTHER, May 23 — Many farmers Delia News Bureau have completed their feeding, HUGE FORCE ON TRACK REPAIRS (By the Herald's Correspondent Mrs. Felix Battle) operations, and some as early as May 10th. Some seeding,however, Over Three Thousand Extra will be continued until June 1st. Men In Western Region This Year DELIA, May 28 — The women's were recent week end visitors at Growth has been good bat heavy Missionary Society held their an the home of their sister and broth winds have caused soil drifting WINNIPEG, May — Canadian for this year. nual spring rally on Wednesday, er-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Battle and in some cases re-seeding will National -Railways are employing The men will assist in installing May 21 in tbe Delia United Chur Jr. of Delia. be necessary. 3,600 extra men in the western Mr. R.V. Bamber left last week heavier rails, crushed rock ballast, ch. Eighteen members of the Miss Bette Ann Kempf, student region this year to strengthen their signals, and in carrying out other for his home in Scotland. Mr. Bam regular track forces, J. R. McMill W.M.S. from Drumheller, New of the Delia high school recently track betterments in tins region. castle, East Coulee and Acme were received a cheque for seventy-five ber is flying over and will visit his an, CNR vice-president, western present. After the executive meet sister who is ill. region has announced. Improvements to track ia recent dollars for winning second prize years have already added te the ing, the devotional was given by in a province-wide essay contest Bliss Carol Holland' is visiting They suppliment the 6,600 reg Mrs. Barrs of Delia, followed by the Barnett family for a few days. ular western region track and bri CNR's high standard of efficiency, for grade 12 students. Her marks said Mr. McMillan. The program the guest speaker Mrs. McLeod. In were 88. 534 students in Alberta Mr. Kenneth Eaton, who has dge and building workers engaged closing the meeting, Rev. Duns- been residing in the Docksteader on routine maintenance on the now under way wiH result in even tnterejl Ihe contest, which was greater betterment to CNR servic more of the Delia United Church conducted by the department of house in Esther has left for Cal CNR's six-year 'western region gave the benediction. gary. track improvement program — es and also lead to even more eff- education, University of Alberta. icent operation. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ree The Esther Senior students will which has a heavy schedule tabled The May meeting of the Delia be leaving Friday May 30th for a The summer work program this ves of Delia, in the Hanna hospital, Home and School Association was May 23, a daughter. tour of the city of Medicine Hat. were recent visitors at the home year will be carried out oh all div- held on Wednesday, evening May On their agenda they plan to visit i.ions i1 'A\\-. W_ Aern region, whi Growing industrial might of Al- dustries. Alberta pioneers and 21, with a large number of memb of Mr. and Mrs. Charl? ! i/>l ;. Mrs. Belle Mclvor has been vis the Dominion Glass Factory, Hy- 1 z ch coc ir. e 1" "60 miles of main »erta was vividly portrayed to other former residents who reg iting her parents Mr. and Mrs. ers present. At the conclusion of Mr. and Mrs. Dot .? '' u -.nf, istered at the exhibit expressed NETHERBY croft China Limited, the Medicine Wayne of Calgary were week end line, and 2,400 miles of spurs, sid hrongs of interested persons at Harry Nelson in Delia. the regular business the pupils of Hat Museum, Trans-Canada Air surprise and pride in the variety grades ten and eleven held an orat visitors at the home of the . irm- ing s. - \ : v 1 i 'is. he 10-day British Columbia Inter- NETHERBY, May 24 — Friends Brian Olsen accompanied by his LiSnesf, and the ""fe^'cine Hat lational Trade Fair which conclud- and quality of Alberta manufact orical contest, which was very er's brother and family, Mr anc' New art r-.n rails will be in and neighbors of Mrs. Rudolph grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Graves Greenho re; Limite '. T.i:y ' ': i to Mrs. Jack Kooke ani family. stalled on 496 miles of track;l,300, d in Vancouver May 10. Shown uring. The exhibit was a joint pro from Banff to spend the week end well conducted and enjoyed by ject of the Industrial Development Haessel are glad to hear that she everyone present. Miss Winnifred travel by school bu:. Mrs. Satre and Mrs. Euitn Huoke COO cubic yards of ballast will be bove is an over-all view of the returned to her home this past with his parents Mr. and Mrs. R. National Film Board pictures laid, including 1,000,000 cubic 'rovince of Alberta exhibit. Some Branch, Department of Economic Olsen of Delia. Gibson was the successful winner. Sr. who has spent the past week Affairs, cities, and utility comp week after spending almost two Mrs. L. D. Staples gave a very will be seicv.-.i ir> Esther School, with her son and family, Mr. and yards of crushed rock, on 572 ree dozen Alberta-made products months in hospital in Calgary and Mr .and Mrs. Bert Lewis of Ed interesting report on the Home Thursday, June 5th. This will., be Mrs. Jack Rooke, returned to Cal miles of road bed; over 1,500,000 n display, right of picture, includ- anies. Industrial representatives of cities assisted government officials Hanna. monton and their rieice Anne Lew and School convention held recent the final National Film Board gary with Mr. and Mrs. Doug ties will be replaced; 300,000 cubic such items as breakfast foods in manning the exhibit. Friends of Mrs. S. Blenkhorn is spent last week end visiting ly in Edmonton and which she picture for this season. Rooke. yards of earth and rock moved d canned milk, clothing, dinner- (nee Jean Greenway) regret to with Mrs. Lewis' parents, Mr. andattende d as delegate from Delia. are, auto batteries, steel and hear of the sudden passing of her Mrs. J. Erberle of Delia. Ron Erb- astic pipe, chemicals and chem- husband on Wednesday, May 7 at erle of Calgary was also home for AN INVITATION the week end. POLLOCKVILLE m al byproducts. Sample products Readera of the Herald are In their home in Beiseker. The funer ;ere distributed among visitors, /Ited tc aend In names of ^ueatr- al was held in Calgary on May 10. Miss Cheronne Battle of Calgary NEW BRIGDEN | -Maltlng them, weddings, or other was home with her parents, Mr. POLLOCKVILLE, May 26 — Mr. ropean and American buyers Mr. Arthur Noyce of the Alps * lu + and Mrs. Robbs of Calgary were YOU HAVE A CHOICE owed keen interest in the array. eoclal events, Freeh as tens, re district but lately of Hanna, also and Mrs. L. Battle of Delia for the options, anni\ersaries, etc. Il week end. NEW BRIGDEN, May 23 — Mr. Al week end visitors at the home of "Cities Of The Day" panel high- possible please phone 52 by 6 p.m passed away in the Holy Cross Flug, Mr. Bill Hart, Mr. R M. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Robbs. hospital, Calgary on May 15. The Brian Peters was a Delia visitor hted on successive days the 10 ;ach Tuesday. Your co-operation Herron and Mr. Delbert Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Currie were While many companies are still ies of Alberta. Other panels s indeed appreciated. funeral was held in Hanna May 17. last week end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Scott Peters. were fishing at Dilberry Lake last recent visitors at the Horner scribed power, gas and coal in The S.D.N. Calf club will hold trying to make workable hearing l Ken Fulton of Dawson Cieek and week end. Ranch. , its achievement day in Scapa on Mrs. Funnell has returned to her Wednesday afternoon June 4 start Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Fulton of Cal glasses, BELTONE has gary spent last week end visiting Mr. and Mrs. Nels Holmes have home at Sunnynook after a stay ing at 1 p.m. The calf sale is to returned home after a holiday in with her grandsons at the Horner introduced its third successful take place on Saturday, June 7. their parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fulton of Delia. eastern Canada and the Northern Ranch. model. A dance sponsored by the hall States. Miss Heen Van Riper of Stettler Mr. and Mrs. Karl Bartman and committee is to be held at the Mr. and Mrs. Ben Robinson have family were Sunlay visitors to Garden Plain hall, Friday, May 30. visited recently with her parents CHOOSE from the only HOG Mr. and Mrs. Ken Van Riper of returned to Calgary after spending Lawrence Paetz's of Big Stone. Dancing will start at 9:30 p.m. complete line of HEARING Delia. some time in the district Mr. and Mrs. Currie of Calgary with music being supplied by Herb GLASSES. Choose BELTONE. Pfahl and his orchestra. We are pleased to see Mrs. Don Mr. and Mrs. Art Weich and Williams home again after being a Write, Phone or Call. daughters of Calgary were callers patient in hospital for several in the district over the long week weeks. PRODUCERS Mrs. G. Hands is a patient in the end. 40 YEARS'EXPERIENCE Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J, Holy Cross hospital in Calgary. To receive highest value for your hogs Schumaker last Sunday were the Mrs. H. Hawthorne of Olds was ship direct to . .. former's parents Mr. and Mrs. P. a recent visitor here. AT YOUR SERVICE! Schumaker of Didsbury and a Mrs. Sam Thompson Sr. recently sister and her husband, Mr. and returned from a two weeks' visit PHONE 63 or 276, HANNA Mrs. Don Andrews. with her son Sgt. W. Thompson of WE ARE NOW TAKING LISTINGS the RCMP at Prince George, B.C (bore. Ufeef) INVISIftli she also visited in Edmonton and FOR AUCTION SALES "BIG or SMALL" CN. OPERATES LONGEST Jasper. Mr. RAY ATKINSON, PASSENGER TRAIN Mgr., Beltone Hearing Mrs. F. Herman recently spent Center HALIFAX, May 20—The longest two weeks visiting in Prince Geo FITZSIMMONS & POWELL 236 Sth i\ve. W., Ceelgtwy passenger train ever operated in rge, B.C., where she attended the Local Representative Company - Calgary Canada—26 Canadian National "AUCTIONEERS THAT SELL" Mr. WM. T. WATSON wedding of her neice. Optometrist Hanna Railways passenger cars and three Miss Doreen McLeod of Calgary WITH diesel units—last week took 964 spent last week end visiting her ! '"• •_-»'»$» 1 passengers disembarking from the i&^»i«* i_Ss_iSS'i liner "Saturnia" to various sec parents Mr. and Mrs. Neil McLeod LEONARD SMITH tions across Canada. of Delia. The previous record was estab Miss Darlene Morton of Calgary lished on April IS when a 24-car accompanied by her girl friend CHEVROLET PICKUPS with tons * CNR train handled 761 passengers visited with her parents Mr. and to 9 ft in length and GVWs from Phone 469 - Hanna from the Greek liner "Olympia" Mrs. Lawrence Morton of the Hand here. Up to that time, the number Hills last week end. What new pickups offer Mr. and Mrs. Andy Little, and 5 to 7 thousand pounds! Deliver your hogs every Monday to of cars in passenger trains was full-width tailgate, BILL McKENZIES farm and they will be limited to 15 units in wintertime Mr. and Mrs. W. Carter and family With two body styles, and 18 in summertime. The opera more loadspace, three body lengths slaughtered in our plant Tuesday morn tion of such long trains has been Rosedale Boy and fenhandy , hand made possible by the use of diesel "Top" Driver more load protection? some models, Chev ing. locomotives. rolet pickups are way ahead in meet ing your require 1 LET EXPFRT PROCESSORS HELP YOU ments. GAIN EVERY PENNY'S WORTH OF PORK IN YOUR HOGS CHEVROLET Model 3805 with 10- Let Our Motto Be Your Guide The best..for less foot body built for bulkier loads than any other made! PHONE 52 — THE HERALD Name the model, with the V DESIRE TO SERVE PLUS THE ABILITY It's the only one-ton biggest panel body size panel in the industry — of all! ten feet long by almost six feet wide — offering fully 213 cubic feet of load-space! And it's only one of six Chevrolet panels! Century Sam says: CHEVROLET Step Vans offer 72' Visit B.C.'s Celebration ill of the Centuryl Dale Wilson of Rosedale will re flat opening rear doors! SPECIAL present this district at the Provin Choose from twelve cial teen-age safe driving road-e-o Which all-new forward Chevy Step Vans com plete with sliding doors, being held in Lethbridge Saturday control delivery vans, forward folding seats May 31. If Dale defeats the other and 60-inch rear doors 1 15 competitors, he will win the offer pdl-width rear doors? for obstruction-free provincial trophy, a $100 prize, cargo handling. Optional and the right to represent Alberta 72-inch flat-opening Greyhound doors can be fitted for at the Dominion finals. Winner of the national championship will be even easier access! | CENTENNIAL EXCURSION TO awarded a $1,000 University scho larship. The 16 competitors will be ex amined on their driving ability. CHEVROLET Trucks with 154 models They must pass a written test of driving test through an obstacle covering every trucking need from driving knowledge, a precision 5,000 lbs. GVW to 50,010 lbs. GCW! Vancouver course, and a road check for per formance in traffic. They're designed to take anything • FAIRS & R. F. Eshpeter, provincial chair and more of it I No wonder more CARNIVALS man of the Junior Chamber of Chevrolet Trucks are sold each year %M Commerce safe driving committee than any other • HISTORIC explained the purpose of the road- make. ^Hf" f_rU __ I_IICT/~IDI/~ e-o. "One half of the traffic deaths *- PAGEANTS in Canada last year involved driv • SPORTS ers under 25. But this group re ROUND TRIP FROM presents only one seventh of the EVENTS drivers on the road. This means that the "under - 25' drivers are • MUSIC & I HANNA three and one half times as dang DRAMA FESTIVALS erous as older persons" he said. "Jaycees want to give the pro- The ANSWER to every trucking problem... • INTERNATIONAL ince's young motorists a chance to STARS) $36.45 prove and improve their driving habits and attitudes. We also want to stimulate other communities to For Full information contact the start driver education programs," CHEVROLET TRUCKS Greyhound Bus Depot, National Hotel he added. Hanna, or Telephone 11, or see your The provincial finals in Leth *••-••'• •••' See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer for quick appraisal — prompt delivery .—-JsLlHL, local Greyhound Agent. bridge will be started ofl with a big teen-age parade Saturday mor ning, led by Canadian rodeo Queen RELAXI LEAVE THE DRIVING TO, lovely Dixie Forsythe of Cardston. JIMMIE'S SERVICE CHINOOK MOTORS The provincial competition is HANNA CHINOOK sponsored by Imperial Oil Limited. — — •">• , -••%-••-. I,*'.'-• ' r. **- '•~4'y.,t'**s' •-tiitx'iz"-•'•«•• - ••"••> •_JbL-r__to. iL_____j___i wSE-.'S'-r'S*,: .-. ^'.'gs'sasss Pafle 6 THE HANNA HERALD ond EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS — THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1958 officials can be "contacted"asLtf3" dates and time of practices. LinLELEAGUERSOFFTOGOOD MIDGET TEAM Overage Little. Leaguers in the 16 and under group have been START; INTEREST KEEN THIS YEAR working out regularly with Ed Peddie in charge. Games are be ing arranged with Delia, Oyen and Drumheller in this category and Ball Players; Cub players have been coaching to assure a sue- these boys with a good ball club for ches and umpir Encouraged by the fine P?*- Any of the above in the making. players on cessful season. Ryckman, Bill Klipper, Gay Gull mance of the junior officials iiiiiirrrrriltrmrlllrrrrrlrrilllinilirrirnrtrliliriiiririirriniriiirnririiiui ekson, Dorothy Gwin, Robert Pen the Cubs, Little League Luther nock, Bartley Bye, Sharon Faupel. Claire Grover and helpers CALGARY SPORTSMAN HENRY Faupel, Const. Bob Galbraith. Don Photographer: Jim Engle. and Bob Reporters, Pearl Givens, Norm Coolidge, Hartley Doble Thompson, have been swamped VINEY HERE FOR SCHOOL AWARDS an Slemp. for places Artist3, Pat O'Connor, Gay Gul with "12 and unlers on their four team circuit when L. E. Helmer Also Honored For lekson. last Monday HOLIDAYS SOON the initial turn-out Contributions to School Activities Oscar, Dramatics, Girls, Jean night started action in the minor Fairweather, Boys, Phillip Holgate. league. A promise of a new dim- "I do not like long speeches, Sr. Boys, Bill Klipper. Can-Tex Essay, Ivan Grauman. ond by the Kinsmen Club has fur Transportation can be a plea U.N. School at Banff, Pearl Giv but I do like stories." With these ther encouraged officials and play Curling Awards: School Champ ens, Carolyn Anderson. words Henry Viney, Calgary sport ionship, Norman Slemp, Reg. Bald GTS commentator captured the inter win, Donna Ellergodt, Shirley Volunteers are needed for coa- sure with a MOORE'S MOTORS Bossert; Taylor-Pearson and Car est and attention of students and son, Joe Anderson, Norman Schae- Cubs Win Streak adults at the annual school "award fer, Norman Slemp, Tom Offen; Youngstown Field Day RECONDITIONED USED CAR. night" held in the auditorium last | Hanna High Open Bonspiel, Tom Held on May 23 offen Joan Cook Karen PLYMOUTH, 4 Door Sedan. Equipped with week. Introduced by Dr. S. E. Ar- | - - Bentsen, 1956 — Stands at 6 Games The Youngstown annual Fiehi gue, the popular Calgary sports John Hansen Radio for your listening pleasure, New Tires Two games next Sunday June 1 Day was held on Friday, May 23rd personality regaled his audience Team Awards: Senior Boys BasK Finished in T-Tone Paint 650. Down when Cubs are at home to Castor on Hhe school grounds. Good at times and then held them in etball Team: Champions of East- in the first of a home and home CHEVROLET, 4 Door V-8 Sedan, Recondi serious attention, as he told of Central Alberta and of South-Eas- weather prevailed during the mor 1955 — baseball series. June 8 Cubs tra ning, but wind and dust made th< tioned and Finished to Meet the Careful stories and observations experien- tern Alberta! Junior Girls' Basket- vel to Brooks for two games. They ced in 57 countries he had visited. | ball Team; Champions of East afternoon unpleasant. Buyer 550. Down feature a young hustling ball team Stan Musial, having cleared the 3,000-hit barrier, A highlight of this trip, he said j Central Alberta; Senior Girls Bas- Crest winners were: Boys 7 and who have caught the fancy of local wants to become the biggest hit-maker in the Na 1954 — PONTIAC, 4 Door Sedan, 2-Tone Chocolate was the tremendous interest in ketball Team: Triangle League under, Clifford Begg. 8 and 9 years fans. Mickey Roblick of Drumhell tional Baseball League. "I want to make the most hits Lyle Taylor; 10 and 11 years, Billy and Cream A-l Rubber, Spotless Interior and baseball in Japan, where he stated Champions; All Star Crests, Pat er will umpire the games. the first pair of shoes a boy rec in National League history," said Musial after col Garlock; 12 and 13 years. Robert Exterior, Exceptional value at 1350. Sullivan, Bernice Fano, Doris Mc The homesters stretched their eived was quite often a pair of lecting his 3,000th hit in a pinch-hitting role against Blair; 14 and 15 years, Robert Laren, Verna Garbutt. winning streak to six games over 1952 CHEVROLET, 4 Door Sedan, Radio, Mettalic baseball spikes. During the even Chicago Cubs. Marks; 16 and over, Jock McKinn Sportsmanship Award, Mel Pell the week end and won the four Green 875. ing he presented trophies to winn on. etier Trophy, Hanna High Cheer team Forestberg tournament. Cubs ers in various athletic events dur- MERCURY, Forest Green, Equipped with cus leaders, Sharon Faupel, Pat Sulli won the 6 team Rosedale tourna Girls: 7 and under, Marion 1951 the school year. van, Pat Murry, Donna Hoover, ment the previous week. Fabick; 8 and 9 years. Lynn Boyd, tom Radio, Overdrive, Excellent Tires, Orig An added feature to the pro Gladys Doble. Featuring a young junior infield 10 and 11 years, Delcie Begg; 12 inal Paint, Reconditioned Motor, Big Car gram was a short addres by J. C. Volleyball League Champions: and battery, Cubs downed the and 13 years, Verna Begg; 14 and Ricjje at 875. Charyk, principal of the school, in Girls', Verna Tetz Team; Boys,, strong Castor nine 5-1 in the op The Week In Spoils 15 years, Louise Berry; 16 and honor of L. E. Helmer, who has Norman Schaefer's team. ening game and went on to wiii over, Maureen Marks. been an ardent supporter of sport Track Awards: Lawrence Brun the final by coming from behind Novelty events, relays, and ball NO TRADE DISCOUNTS — TERMS in. the local high school and trav by BILL BAKER ner, Brian Thomas, Ron Howery, in the 8th inning to win 7-6 over games were the order of the after elled many miles to take students Emmet Meehan, Richard Johnston Forestberg. noon. Youngstown girls took thc to other centres for sporls comp Bill Klipper. Tommie Lepan struck out 10 of Small Town Hockey Players ! on all fronts and is a progressive game against the Chinook girls. etition. In addition he had donat Most valuable players in east- 44 to 25. Chinook boys won from ed trophies in aid of sports. the Castor batters and pounded Protected By NHL-AHL Deal move." central Alberta: Bernice Fano, out a home run and a double to The two biggest bodies in hock For the ^ood of the game, we Youngstown Senior boys 11 to 8 A group of young ladies were Bill Klipper. lead his team-mates into the final ey — the National and the Ameri hope. The Youngstown Junior boys won the first to receive the sportsman Figure Skating: Gail Donaldson, '8 game. Tommy Lcfley .ind Walter can leagues — last week agreed A—re you a golf ran? from Stanmore mixed team 13 to Phone 62 Hann award, donated for annual comp Eunice Hundseth. Smigorsky each gained doubles not to fight each other for players If you are, you'll be interested 12. iirrrirriiirirriririllllllllllriiiirrriiini etition by Melvin Pelletier, a for Boxing: Mel Pahl. and Eddie Blasken a single. as they would have been doing if in some of th£ major Canadian mer high school student. The ex- Cheerleaders, Sharon Faupel, The final game saw veteran j tournaments lined up for this student bought the award with his Pat Sullivan, Pat Murray, Donna a draft system had been installed first paycheck. It being difficult Mickey McNabb whiff 18 Cub bat in organized pro hockey. • summer. Hoover, Gladys Doble. ters to gain a 6-2 lead in the 8th to select one student as outstand Coaches, Verna Tetz, Doris Mc In a meeting at Toronto's Royal Among them are the Canadian ing from the numerous classes of when Cubs rose to the threat with York Hotel, they signed a five- Open which will be played in Ed Laren, .Verna Garbutt. Lefley and Blasken starting the sports this year, the cheer leaders Referee, Bill Klipper. year agreement which found favor monton and the B.C. Centennial, were thus honored. rally with a single and a double. with officials of both leagues slated for Vancouver. The annual Scorekeepers, Verna Garbutt, Smigorsky walked, Lepan and 0'- Ilie awards were as follows: Norman Slemp, Ron Howery. Said Cleveland general manager ("ailing Cup competition between Neil were hit by pitcher McNabb Jim Hendy: "I was never against U.S. and Canadian teams will be Basketball awards: Junior Girls, Timers, Verna Tetz, Tom Offen. and Dick Shoults cleared the bases Beth Offen; Int. Girls, Gay Gullek Bowling, Bill Klipper, Norman the draft as such, but at the way played July 1 at Toronto's St. with a long two-bagger to left the NHL clubs moved to evade Ceorge's Golf Club. son; Senior Girls, Gail Donaldson; Slemp, Ron Howery. field. .Tunior Boys, Billy White; Int. and Swimming: Pat Mossey, Jim the draft in regards to players they OUT WEST: Rollie Miles, Edmon Billie O'Neil started for the lo owned in the Western and Quebec ton Eskimos' star "U.S. import" cals but was pressed by the For leagues. They also showed a mark halfback, officially became a Can estberg batters. He struck out 4, ed disregard for waiver rules in adian citizen last week in a special walked 4 and allowed 7 hits, three the past. ceremony at the Alberta govern of them home runs. Two smart "The new five-year agreement ment's legislative buildings. PRICES EFFECTIVE — MAY 28th to JUNE 2nd double plays by Cubs infield and between the leagues will have Miles, 30, has taught school in the steady work of the fielders more teeth in it than the previous Edmonton for several years. held the score 6-2, when Lepan fivp-year plan which ends on Aug IN THE EAST: In Windsor, Ont. was recalled to the mound. Four ust 31. If the NHL clubs live up LARD Swifts, Silver Leaf, lib Jlor.S9 USED TRACTORS strike-outs with only one hit in Bernard Newman, coach of Ernest to the new agreement, as they ine Russell, North America's gym the two final innings held Forest assure us they will, then we'll have berg scoreless. Final score 7-0. nastics champion, announced he no beefs." will ask officials to postpone the PARD Dog Food, 15 oz _ 8 lor .-fl National League president Clar- America's gymnastics champion I ence Campbell commented: ''We ships—scheduled for July 3 to 5 in Rams Purchase ' ran into no serious problems at Vancouver—so that Ernestine can PREM Swills, 12 oi 2 lor .95 this meeting. There was a little compete in the world champion give and take on both sides and I ships in Moscow, slated for July STEW Swills, Beel, 15 oz 2 lor .55 SPECIALS New Club House think matters have been cleared 6-11. up to the satisfaction of all con "If Ernestine does not enter thc While baseball activity reaches cerned." man says, "Canada will lose the a fever pitch these days, football COCKSHUTT 30 — with Creeper Gear. Toronto Maple Leaf president women's senior team competition TONGUE Swills, Premium Lunch .69 grabbed the spotlight this week Conn Smythe said: "This meeting to the U.S. But if she competes, it with purchase of a CNR building has solidified professional hockey COCKSHUTT 30 — with Creaper Gear, P.T.O. for a club house by the Hanna will discourage some of the U.S. Rams. The Rams have secured per entries. She's almost definitely SAUSAGE Swifts, Premium, Pork, 15 oz 2 for .89 swing the balance." D. ALUS CHALMERS — mission from the town council and fields concentrated on one prop w. will move the building to town erty, the dreams of a summer We've received quite a number With independent slip clutch — power Shift rear property east of town near the sports centre west of the arena of sports anecdotes since we ann CLEANSER Swifts. I's Hor.35 ounced our contest a couple of wheels — hydraulic equipment present baseball diamond. Plans have faded, and it w mid appear call for a football field near the weeks ago. that existing town property will ball diamond and the completion But the offer still stands. SHORTENING Swills, Jewel, Tin, 3 lb 99 Irmrriimiriirlrrlrllimrrrrrrrrriirtriirriiitrii of the club house for dressing be developed bv the local clubs We'll pay you $2 for each accept rooms for both baseball and foot with the blessing of the town fa able anecdote concerning TRUE ball. thers. happenings in the world of sport. Sunkist, 4 pound Cello Bag The Kinsmen Club has been giv I „,. ii'Mii'~..ii....iiiiii.iummimiiiiimiimiiMiimimiiiimiiiiiii.m^ I en the approval of the town coun- WAX BARTMAN S< [ cil to build a really good diamond 1 • ORANGES for the Little Leaguers adjacent' - .69 ARMSTRONGS to the proposed football field and LINOGLOSS MACHINE SHOP the present ball diamond. Ladies Don't Miss Our... Quarts "PRECISION WORK IS OUR SPECIALTY" Rams and Cubs have planned work parties to move the building WATER MELON, Ib. .12 and set it on a good foundation. .99 Your Allis Chalmers Dealer It will be remodelled to suit its use as dressing rooms and club 14 oz. Package PHONE 45 HANNA headquarters. With the baseball and football SUMMER SALE i TOMATOES .29 SOUP of Cotton Print House Dresses CAMPBELL CHICKEN "*•. California, 5 pound Bag These are oil from our new fresh stock of house Cream of Rice, Noodle or Gumbo LOOKING FOR A dresses. for iiieiiKieiiiiiini .ii.iii.miiii.miiimimitiiiiiii.miiiiiiiiiimiii NEW POTATOES 42 4 .75 GOOD USED CAR ON SALE SATURDAY, Purity, Per Package JUNE 3rd ONLY COTTAGE CHEESE 34 MILK OR TRUCK ? iiiimtii IH IIHI ii i ii 111 in 11 it 1111 iiti itn mit ii nHii ittitnti i in ALPHA Evaporated, Tall I's r TT&€im& at 25 Percent Ofl Reg. Price SOAP, Cash. 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THE HANNA HERALD and EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEW? — THURSDAY, MAY 29. T958 Page? Association Meets erection of a fence around the school. The Divisional Board has SPONDIN At Acadia Valley agreed to purchase the posts and CARTER BROTHERS FROM DELIA CEREAL cable. R. W. Shannon was elected The Home and School Associa convenor ol the project. SPONDIN, May 27—Mr. and CEREAL, May 27—Mr. and Mrs. tion met last week with president Mrs. Ralph Motz and Mr. and Mrs. R. Rosine and family of Calgary Henry Neilson in the chair. The Members were reminded of the Otto Mote were Calgary visitors MARK FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY Mobile Chest X-ray unit and the were week end guests at the home report of the nominating commit on Thursday of this week. DELIA, May 28 — Several Delia al Mr. and Mrs. M. ISdatsua, tee listed the following candidat fact that it was the Home and shorter route for supplies was School that was the originator of Mr, and Mrs. J. Foy were dinner residence travelled to Calgary on established. . They mete accompanied by Mrs. es for office during the next year: guests of Mr. Killoran Thursday of Wat Machell wbo visited her par President, H. Neilson; Vice Presi the idea a year ago. Mrs. Brausse Sunday, May 25 to attend the fift Eventually tbe building of the will take the orders for the new this week. ents at Chinook. dent, Mrs. L. Niwa; Secretary- ieth anniversary Icelebfation for C.N.R. ill 1912 and the forming of Mrs. T. Moser; Treasurer, Mrs. F. school books for the coming.year. Mrs. Foy, Mrs. Feeney and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Adams and Grade one won the Room Banner Hein were visitors at the Gottsch William and John Carter, who took the community of "Highlands", Patsy motored to Calgary for the A. Marshall; Program, N. Bozak; up residence on their homesteads Mrs. A. W. Peers, Mrs. H. Kremp and the $2.00 The classroom tea alk borne Thursday afternoon. later to be known as Delia, were week end. ien; Lunch, Mrs. W. McGhee; Pub chers were in charge of the open Mr. Killoran spent the week end in this district on May 25, fifty among the many incidents recalled Born to Mr. and Mrs. D. Rude licity, Mrs. G. Wheaton; Hospital house program. Parents were in in Edmonton. years ago. by the Carter brothers. on May 18 a son. ity Mrs. T. Hauck. vited to visit the classrooms of Ray Henricksen and his pal Ce "Bill" and "Jack" as many pion Mr. and Mrs. A. Bergman of Ed their choice where for twenty cil Allen were visitors at the for Bill Carter still lives on his monton were recent guests at the Mr. G. Wheaton requested that eer friends know them, have seen original homestead near Delia, minute periods, curricula, teach mer's home during the week end. many changes in this district, and home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Berg Ihe Home and School appoint a ing techniques, or project displays A good crowd attended Spondin While Jack lives in Calgary. The man. committee to take charge of the can relate many interesting stories were the topics. Servitors were school sports last Friday. A delic of the pioneer lays. They, like reception for the anniversary was Mr. and Mrs. Hill are spending Mrs. F. Peers, Mrs. N. Wincher- ious serve-yourself lunch was enother pioneers freighted in all held in the Jubilee Auditorium, a few days in Saskatoon where * YOUNGSTOWN auk and Mrs. Mary Brausse. joyed at noon, with plenty of sand their farm and household supplies and Mr. A C. McCully of Edmon they will attend tho graduation wiches, salads, cakes, cookies plus ton, and formerly of Delia, acted of Mrs. Hill's grand-daughter Miss * + Miss Evelyn Neilson left for Cal from Stettler, by team and wagon, gary last week to join her grand coffee and cold drinks. a three day's trip. Later with the as master of ceremonies for tbe Sharon Priest. YOUNGSTOWN, May 26—Mr. mother Mrs. P. Neilson. They left The sympathy of the communi forming of the town of Munson, a happy occasion. and Mrs. John Dodd of Olds and for New York where they will ty is extended to Miss Eileen Mrs. Adair and Mrs. Skelton of sail for Denmark on a two month Burke of Calgary in the loss of rrrrrririrrrrrrnrlrrirrer Calgary were week end guests of holiday. Mrs. Neilson went to Cal her mother a former resident of Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Shanks. gary to see them off. this district. Miss Nancy Cook spent this past Mr. and Mrs. John Housch, Mr. week in Edmonton. and Mrs. John Bye, Mr. John Pid- EUGENE KUSH, B.A., LL.B. Mrs. Geo. Findley of Lloydmin CHTNOOK, May 27—Mrs. Ray geon and Mr. Gilbert Bye attend ster, second vice president of the Tempany of Exshaw has returned ed the funeral of Mrs. Burke in BARRISTER, SOLICITOR. NOTARY PUBLIC FWUA was a guest at the home to her home after spending two Calgary on Tuesday. of her cousin Mrs. Art Rheume be months here. Several from around here went HANNA — ALBERTA fore attending FWUA conferences Mrs. W. Wilson is a visitor to to Buffalo Lake on Sunday to fish at Oyen, Square Deal, and Delia Calgary this week. while others went to Carolside. as guest speaker. Mr. Richard Herbert of Aber Mr. and Mrs. Feeney, Jim and Wishes to announce the opening of a branch of Mr. and Mrs. W. Pederson Of deen, S.D., Mrs. Margaret Denjer Johnnie, Ray Henriksen and Cecil Rivers, Man. and Mr. and Mrs. A. of Hecla, S.D. and two children Alien visited at the home of Mr. fice at the Gladstone Hotel, Oyen, Alberta. Office hours Stratton of Calgary were week end are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. K. and Mrs. Siebert Seuntjens on visitors of Mr. and Mrs. N. Morr Kolhen. Mrs. Denjer is Mr. and SUnday. Thc boys had a real time all day WEDNESDAY is. Mrs. Kolhen's daughter. boating. Mr. and Mrs. E. Bignell Sr. ar Mr. and Mrs. Pete Peterson, Mr. A great many from here att # rived home on Thursday night last and Mrs. Pigeon of Innisfail, old ended the dedication services of Telephone — Res. 389, Hanna time residents of Chinook called the Evangelical United Brethren from a month holiday to Rock Is here recently to visit friends. Office 17, Hanna land and Sumner, Wash. Church in Hanna on Sunday. Mr. Jim Young of Killam, a for It's AH in Mr. and Mrs. W. McGeorge of mer resident was a recent caller 30-31-32 Loveland, Colorado are visiting Knowing How! at the home of Mr. and Mrs. V. ieuiirHuriruuiruriueieuirrrirrrrirrrrulrrllirrrrmruruiiiimrrrirrlHrrmrilirirrrririrrrrlrrlilrirrrirrrrrrirrrrriururirrrrrrrrrrrlrrurirrrrrrrrlrHrirrrrrririrrrrrrnrrriir with the Laughlin families. The Lawrence. HOME, car, furnishings. You can Laughlin's are- nephew's of Mrs. The local bridge club will meet lose all this to fire, accident, Wearing part of the costume of his Tuscarora Indian McGeorge. at the home of Mrs. G. Seeger this windstorm. That is a big problem. Tribe, Wallace "Mad Bear" Anderson stands on steps Mrs. Gordon Sr. celebrated her week. But coming up with the correct, of federal courthouse in New York where he and nintieth birthday on Wednesday safe answers is easy for us. Call other Indians are fighting court battle to prevent New last May 21. Among those of the on our Agency today!' York State Power Authority from taking part of the family who were present included Prime Minister Nehru, in a re Tuscarora reservation for power project. He holds Mr. and Mrs. Deb Gordon of Cam- cent speech, urged Indians to LOANS copy of 1784 treaty which Indians say give them right rose; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gordon grow more food. He claims that We now represent a loan company and Ab of Youngstown; her daugh to land near Niagara Falls. with modern implements, fertil Before you paint the town — who loan at 6% on 1st mortgage, ters Mrs. H. Bartman, Hanna and izer and good seed, production in make sure your car is in tiptop plus service charge.. Loans are for Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bartman and India can be increased from 200 5 years. Will also loan on small of Hanna were Sunday callers al condition. Bring it to JUBILEE family also of Hanna; Mr. and Mrs. to 300 percent. SERVICE for a thorough and business nroperty and second mor BIG STONE so. Elmer Gordon and family of Cal expert check-up. tgages. HlVe us make an applica We are sorry to hear Mr. and gary and Mrs. Goacher of Carbon. tion for you. BIG STONE, May 26—Congrat Many friends from town and dist Mrs. Bob Lore's son Greg is a pa rict called during the day to ex ulations are extended to Mr. and tient in the Hanna hospital. We tend their well wishes. Mrs. DaVid Gray of Cabin Lake on all wish Greg a speedy recovery. Mr. Jack Goodband who has the arrival of twin boys. Mrs. Gordon Schmitz of Calgary spent the past several months in England returned to his home in AUCTION SALE Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Laughlin is visiting her sister Mrs. C. W. KEN CAS have their aunt and uncle Mr. and Laughlin for a few weeks. Youngstown Monday night. NORTH EAST QUARTER 24-29-10-4, 1 MILE WEST, Ju£t(ci Mrs. W. McGeorge of Loveland, The Big Stone FWUA will hold 1 MILE SOUTH, 2 MILES SOUTH WEST Of Colorado visiting them. their monthly rrfeeting at the hall Day week end. YOUNGSTOWN AGENCY Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Liddicoat of on June 5th. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Parsons and Representing Public Financ Drumheller were Sunday visitors Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Laughlin had family and Owen Lund motored to "It wasn't from rfcHag I fell at L. G. Parsons, Mrs. Agnes Van their cousin Mr. and Mrs. Archie Acadia Valley on Victoria Day through Cactus' lap last Ltd". - Loans on Cars, Dam and children, Mrs. Doble and Brown and daughter of Calgary week end to visit her brother and Geo. P. Goodhew, Owner *m%m*T Furniture, Houses. family, Murry and Karon Powell visiting them over the Victoria family Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lund. . . *.fr?f -^Ah%0h0^Sm^ PHONf SOS ********* HANNA rrrrrririrrrrirrriiirrMrrirrrririrnrrrrrrnirlrrrrrrirrrrrrrrirrrirrirrrrrrrrrrrirrrrrrrrrrrrrrHrrtHrrrrHiiirrli FRIDAY, JUNE 6th I'MiuiMiiiHuiiiiimiiiitiMiiitMiuutiMiiiiiiimiuiiiitiiiiiniimiiiiiiiiuiiHiiiimiiiiiiittHiniiiiiiii PAUl DERWAMI; Farm Machinery 12 ft. Cockshutt Self Propelled Combine; 12' Cocksh utt Swather; 3 Furrow Cockshutt Plow; No. 30 Cock shutt Tractor; 6 ft. Cockshutt No. 33 Tiller; 6 ft Land Farm Sale Packer; MacDonald Tractor Cab; Heavy Steel Wagon Gear with Balloon Tires; 17 ft. Grain Loader; Steel TIP TOP TAILORS Wheels for Cockshutt Tiller; 35 ft. Sprayer; 8 ft. Cul Favored with instructions from the owner, we will sell by Public Auction on his tivator; 8 ft. Binder; 10 ft. I.H.C. Steel Drill; 125 Bush farm located on the S.*/2 1-36-16-W4th the following chattels. 15V2 Mi. South of Hal el Grain Tank; Smut Treater; Disc Grinder; MacLeod kirk on Endiang highway and % mi. west; or 7 mi. north of Endiang and % "ni. west, Greaser;.Tractor Tire Pump; Low Steel Wheel Wagon gravel all the way. Gear; Water Tank 2X2X7 ft.; Forge; Anvil Leg Vise; 2 Heavy Logging Chains; Weed Burner; Good Horse WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4 Collars 20 to 23 Inch. BIG CLEARANCE SALE SALE BEGINS 12 Noon Sharp LUNCH SERVED BY SUNNY CIRCLE CLUB Household Effects Kitchen Cabinet; Dining Room Table; Heater; 3 Coil Bed Springs (4ft.); Single Coil Spring Mattress; 12 *++++*e*0i++++*0+**++*++++++++++-4 Gauge Shot Gun. — Also 6000 Ft. of Spruce Lumber •M Machinery Livestock Including 2X4's 2X6's and Shiplap. John Deere 80 Diesel Tractor with less than 20 Head of Hereford Cows, some registered, 900 hours; Case 28" Threshing Machine on balance well bred. All have calves at foot. 6 SALE STARTS 2 P.M. — ART RASMUSSEN, Clerk rubber, like new; SP112 Cockshutt 12' self Milch Cows 6 veal calves. These cows will be propelled Combine with pickup and reel; 1948 tested by sale time.; 4 Head of Horses; 1 Brood Mercury 2 Ton Truck with 14 ft. box and Sow, due July 1, 1958; 17 good heavy feeders; stock racks and hog racks; Turner Baler with 21 light feeders; Approximately 75 laying hens RUSS REIMAN, Auctioneer motor, made by Cockshutt, used 2 yrs.; Side —Light Sussex. delivery Rake 10 ft. I.H.C. on rubber, like new; 8 ft. Cockshutt Tiller on rubber with seeder 2i% attachment; John Deere 10 ft. Press Drill with fertilizer attachment, good shape; Rubber tired Tools Wagon and Rack; High wheeled Wagon and box; 10 ft. Tandem Disc; 14 in., 4 Bottom Plow Buzz saw with stand; Forney Welder with arc 6 sec. Flexible Harrows with draw bar; Horse torch and soldering iron, like new; Blacksmith Regular Prices Tailored To Measure Suits Mower; Horse Rake, 10 ft.; Massey Harris Anvil and Forge; 3 to 5 H.P. Briggs & Stratton spring tooth Cultivator; 12 in. Hammer Mill; and cooled motor; Power post hole Digger; 2 AUCTION SALE Hydraulic Farm Hand; 48 in. Fanning Mill Heat Lamps; 2 Cans; Funnels; Log Chains; with 10 ft. elevator; Pair of Steel Wheels for Wire Stretchers; Pipe Wrenches; Clevises; 100 6 MILES SOUTH, 2 MILES WEST OF CEREAL John Deere Tractor; Manure Spreader .John ft. 7" Drive Belt, like new; Battery Tester; Deere, Wheel drive; Stone Boat; Gas Pump; Chicken Waterers; Axes; Crow Bars; Pipes; 10 ft. Cockshutt power Binder with canvases; Complete line of Fencing Tools; Forks; Shov Tip Top Clothes, Regular $65. 3 14 in. John Deere Breaker Bottoms with 2 els; Tin Snips; Vise; Post Drill; Pullies; 2 sets John Mairs and Herman Johnson sets of shears; Sleigh and Feed rack; Float for of Discs; Tap and Dye set; Cement Mixer; cast Breaking; 10 ft. Ghaham Hoeme Plow. Tank Heater; Feed Bunks; Brace and Bits. 2 - PIECE sun Terms can be arranged on Threshing Owners Machine, Combine and John Deere 80 Tractor. Consult Owner before Sale Time. Household Sectional Chesterfield, 2 pc. suite; 4 Bedds; 3 9 »##f »•#•*>»•» #H»»»»#»»»»#»»»# 00 004 Coffee Tables; 3 Dressers; McClary Range; SATURDAY, MAY 31st Miscellaneous Cook Stove; Maytag Washing Machine; Gas 500 gal. Fuel Tank; 60 gal. Feed Cooker; Set Hot Plate; Crib; Kitchen Cupboards: Ice Box; of Harness and Collars; 15 Trailer Tires; Lar Bath Tub; Double Sink; 3 Small Linoleum Rugs ge quantity of Scrap Iron; Barb Wire; Hog 2 Tables: 4 Chrome Chairs; Dining Room Sale Starts Sale Ends Troughs; 2 Steel 45 gal. Drums; Oil Brooder Table: 5 Chairs; DeLaval Cream Separator Farm Machnery Stove; Electric Brooder: Stock Saddle; Riding with motor; Writing Desk; Card Table; Plas Bridle; Martingale; 10 Bags Good Cement; 2 tic Stair Covering; Metal Table; Inside Toilet 1956 Massey Harris No. 33 Tractor (bought new in Bundles Shingles; Cattle Mineral Hog Concen with pipes; 2 Cream Cans; Water Pails; Churn; the fall of the same yr. and used very little, an excellent MAY 28th UNE 11th trate; Anti-Freeze; Five Bushels Flax Seed; Dishes: Pots and Pans; 2 Benches; Flower second tractor); 6 ft. John Deere Combine in A-1 Shape pots; Gas Iron; Store Scale; Roaster; Griddle; Stock Chute; Bennett Buggy; Two 4X6 16' (new in 1953); 9*/ ft. Massey Harris Disker 1956 Mo Skids; Halters. Easy Chair. 2 dal like new; Weed Sprayer with Tank, Booms and on BUILDINGS — 12X16 Granary 3 yrs. old; 8X NOTE — Be sure and consult your Banker and 10 Brooder House, 2 yrs. Old; 8X8 Brooder arrange for farm improvement loans on this Rubber Tiros; 4% ft. Massey Harris Tiller; 6 ft. Cock House. good machinery. shutt Tiller on Rubber; 8 ft. Massey Harris Binder; Three 6 ft. Crowfoot Packers and Hitch; 4 Sections of COME IN TODAY AUCTIONEERS' NOTE — this gentleman's stocks and equipment are in very good Lever Harrows; 4 Sections of Diamond Harrows; Wik condition and should be seen to be appreciated. Applicator; Steel Water Tank; Sat of Bordussa's; Qua ntity of Tools; Scrap Iron and Angle Iron; SO Massey Tractor; 509 Massey 6 ft. Tiller; 6 Sections of Dia -AUCIIONEERS- mond Harrows; 3 Bottom M.H. Plow; Tools nnd Other Miscellaneous Articles. , ...,;.._ * h Chas. McKay Ace Pratt Len Brown SALE STARTS 2 P.M ART RASMUSSEN. Clerk ROBINSON STORES . Lie. No. 394 Lie. No. 233 Lie. No. 286 PHONES CLERK — E. W. McKAY RUSS REIMAN, Auctioneer t -*-§§& AIIHnillll||ii(|illUIIIII||Uil(IIIIIIMIIIimi'IIUIMIIIHIIIIIIIMIIII. iimtuiim'KiimiuniiH.niiimiiuui.i.mimiiiiimii ('_»*£ ^^fijita-il -•••' •-•• :•&,'• *•'•**. ^"•e^^TW Pope 8 THE HANNA HERALD ond EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS — THURSDAY, MAY 29,1958 »————.,.,..•.—.,, mam****..*., JJ,^ jy parker asked to bake pineapple loaf and drop cookies for June 14 convention at Cereal. Craigmyle District Bureau District W.I. Notes Mrs. G. Givens, treasurer, reported $90.75 in bank The raffle was NEWS — CIRCULATION — JOB PRINTING """""«»" -.-....-.._...... -..- ..-.-.---.. . rrrrrrrrrerninj/ejjjj won by Mrs. J. Camp. The next meeting will be held at the home Mrs. Isobel Branum, Res. - Representative Craigmyle Esther W.I. asking to have the rest room clean of Mrs. Nettie Quaschnick, June 3, Rush Centre met at the home ed and maintrined as agreed to, birthday of the hostess. Roll call to of Mrs. R. Strankman with 14 also to employ a caretaker. Plans CRAIGMYLE, May 26 — Mr. and be answered by reciting a suitable Mr. and Mrs. Alex Proudfoot and members and 8 visitors. Roll call are going forward to compile a lira. Joe Hazelblower of Lloyd- birthday verse. family of Trochu were recent answered by each member donat pioneer book and it was decided minister were recent guests at the guests at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. ing 25c toward silverware for use to type circulars to send out in home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ken Bob Proudfoot. of the W.I. The meeting took the order to get lata. Town council was Bindloss W.I. nedy. Many parents from Craigmyle form of a Grandmother's Party asked, to - burn off vacant lots in The regular meeting was held at Mr. and Mrs. Danny Durant and attended the graduation exercises with 8 being present. Meeting was orde_> to'get data. Town council was the home of Mrs. Mary Silver family of Calgary visited at the in the Delia high school auditor opened by singing, "Happy Birth Houghton gave a report on the thorne with 11 members and 6 home of MH. and Mrs. George day" to one of their members. Each ium last Frilay evening. Congrat Red Cross drive which indicated visitors present. Roll call answered Shepherd last week. grandmother was presented with a a balance of $225 collected. by giving a household hint. Mrs. ulations and good luck to Eileen Mr. and Mrs. Al Stanford and rose made by Mrs. Beynan and Mrs. W.I. also credited for $150 coll Watson reported on the quilt whi family motored to Carston for the Paulson, Lorraine Shelstad, Isabel Schroeder. The presents for the ected at Special Areas shops. It ch is ready to be raffled. Mrs. F. long week end to visit at the home Scheller, Ruth Kennedy, Billie mental hospital were given to thc was decided to honor the oldest Fowlie gave Acheivement Day re of the latter's mother Mrs. May O'Neill, and Jerry Schissler. secretary for mailing. The rally in member Mrs. W.' B. Gordon on her port. Mrs. D. M. Silverthorne ask June was discussed and members Ady. Mrs. Joe Read of Edmonton has 90th birthday by presenting her ed to arrange a program for the Mrs. Mickey Kirkeby and son told to have the exhibits ready for with a plant. A Bookcase was don conference at Cereal. Miss Ross, been visiting at the home of Mr. the next meeting if possible. The Dougie of Hanna are guest" at the and Mrs. Oscar Ertel. ated to Youngstown Library. Mrs. Home Ec., gave an interesting talk party concluded by members ser J. Cameron gave her monthly talk on ideas of home cooking. Mrs home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill O'Neill. Mr. Jack Bramfield is a patient Congratulations to Mrs. Frank I ving a delicious luch. The June on the U.N. Geo. Wright read an article on in the Hanna hospital meeting will be held at the home Gathercole (nee Teresa Ashton). Mrs. Bamber gave a talk on Ed Elizabeth Rand, new president of Mr. and Mrs. Ian Knecktel of of Mrs. R. Trevers, June 15. Mrs. Gathercole was the grand ucation, choosing as her topic, the F.W.I.C. .Mrs. Holt accompan winner in the Singer Fashion Show Calgary were week end guests at "Parent and Teacher Interviews", ied the ladies and exhibited *somr. held in Wetaskawin on May 9. the home of Mr. D. G. Innes. Sibball W.I. and "Why a Child Leaves School". interesting articles of home sewing and handicraft. A sumptuous supp The winning entry was a three Visiting at ."Ja home of the Regular meeting held in Club Mrs. Houghton read a story entitl er was served by the ladies which sheath party dress of gold and Hugh McDonald's on Friday was rooms May 1. Roll call was answer ed, "Thc Prairie School 'Marm". was thoroughly , enjoyed by the brocaded satin, with nylon tulle Mr. Stuart McDonald of Cappon. ed by each member naming the bvfersltirt and silk bolero. This For the week end Mr. and Mrs. Hanna W.I. visitors who had travellel a num Princess Astrid of Norway, younger daughter of Kirig Olav, waves from car after flowering plant or ornamental ber of miles to be present. type of dress, designed and comp Lyle Fee and daughter Debbie of shrub they wish to donate to be Regular meeting held May 6, at arriving (in the rain) in Washington. With her is Paul Koht, Norwegian Ambassa leted by Mrs. Gathercole is suitable Bindloss motored to the McDonall planted on the clubhouse grounds, the home of Mrs. Otto Pfahl with dor to the U.S. The Princess will spend 10 days in the U.S. during which she will for afternoon, after five and party home. May 8. Under study are program her daughter as co-hostess. There take part in celebrations marking Minnesota's statehood centennial. dress. There will not be any Craigmyle books for the W.I. members. were 19 members and 2 visitors Mr. Jim Proudfoot is a patient news during the week of June 2. present. Roll call answerel by ex FOR THE BRIDE Mrs. M. Huston was appointed to sides his parents he is survive.:. Lutheran church with Rev. K. in the Hanna hospital. Your comespondent will be in design covers for these books. Un change of plants, slips, seeds or OBITUARY Mr. Harvey Nixon motored to Edmonton attending Civil Defence der direction of Mrs. G. Pearen a blubs. by l_ps p.'/.ccnal grand paivmts, Moore officiating. Byemoor-on Sunday to visit at the courses, representative for the Elmer Hein five month old son [ Mrs Marie Hein o£ Hanna ami workable program of W.I. comm Secretary instructed to write the Interment took place in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nixon. Starland Municipality. ittees and activities is to be set up Town of Hanna in regard to re of Mr. and Mrs. Reinhold Hein of I Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Andrus ot and bound into finished covers. opening of the rest room. Miss Scapa, passed away in the Hanna I Bassano. Funeral services were Scapa cemetery under the direct- In place of the standing comm Ross, Home Economist asked to hospital on Saturday, May 24. Be-1 conducted from the Redeemer j ion of Whyte's Funeral Home ittee report Mrs. G. Pearen read attend June meeting to give a talk the Acadia Constitution report as on choosing becoming clothes and ATTENTION CATTLE MEN! also set a suitable time for cond given by Mrs. Roberts, district Wedding Announcements ucting a sewing clinic. Accepted director at the Calgary conference. And Invitations Sibball W.I. will be having a con- Mrs. J. Betty's offer of used baby session, Sports Day, May 25. Mem clothes to be shipped to Unitarian THE HERALD New Cattle Liner Service bers serving at the booth, Mrs. J. Services, Calgary. Phone 52 Anderson, Mrs. M. Munroe, Mrs. J. Mrs. J. Camp, Mrs. H. Holt and $850.00 CASH WE NOW OFFER YOU Huston, Mrs. E. Berscht, Mrs. Levick. Supply committee, Mrs. W. Fully Bonded with Experienced Drivers — We Con Pearen. Assisting, Mrs. R. Battrum and Mrs. H. C. Christenson. A love Give You 24 Hour Service on Any of Your Hauling ly lunch was served by Mrs. Ber scht and Mrs. Woods. FHONE 525 FOR RATES AND DATES e - • Public Youngstown W.I. LIONO Meeting was held in W.I. rest room FAUPEL'S CATTLE TRANSPORT with 10 members and 1 visitor NOTICE present. Roll call, "My Most En HANNA ALBERTA joyable Task". Letter to be written to secretary of Town of Hanna, in fhe HANNA DRIVE-IN THEATRE The Board of Trustees of the Sullivan Lake School BEGINNING AT 5 P.M. SHARP Division No. 9 of the Province of Alberta offer for Sponsored By The Hanna Lions Club sale the following Buildings: One Frame Barn and two Toilets located on the Clain Lakes School Grounds (separate bids) WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4th WATSON'S TIRE SHOP One Frame Barn located on the Spondin School $500 - BLACKOUT — 3 "O" GAMES $50 EACH Grounds. 6 STANDARD GAMES $25 EACH &fW*r|^-?f**ei5 for 6.70 x 15 Pontiac's got your number! with trade-in. AH Nylon tires are not alikel Only Goodyear Nylon is 3-T Nylon—specially tempered (like steel is tempered) for greatest strength and resiliency. You get more blowout and puncture protection than ever before. TRANSMISSIONS THREE SYNCHRO-MESH Bach one tailored to the model you choose. THREE AUTOMATICS* ENGINES Here's choice that leaves nothing Pathfinder, Strato-Chief, POWERGLIDE Canada's most powerful " Six" to chance. Sedans, hardtops, Laurentian, Safari, Chieftain, TURB0GLI0E and the widest selection of V8's station wagons, convertibles . . . Super Chief, Star Chief and SUPER HYDRA-MATIC anywhere. Pontiac's got them all and more SATISFACTION Bonneville. of them I SUSPENSION RADIOS * Deluxe Pushbutton SYSTEMS For pre-setting your GUARAMI QUADRA-POISE favorite stations. SUSPENSION "Wonder Bar" Autoradio Coil springs on all four A selector bar that MARSHALL WELLS wheels as standard seeks the nearest clear equipment. station at your touch. No matter how little or how much For the young or young at heart EVER-LEVEL AIR RIDE* you want to pay there's a right "Sportable Radio" ... four 4-Door Sport Sedans and Enjoy the smoothest, sedan to suit you four 2-Door A full-fidelity radio sot 2-Door Sport Coupes, includ levelest ride afloat. that doubles as a ing the luxurious New Parisienne FORMULA*) WUISHAUV Sedans and six 4-Door Sedans. battery-operated and Bonneville Sport Coupes. portable) too. FORMULAS It bonds so tightly on new wood that mois ture cant get through to cause blistering I "Optional at alight The only house paint sold with a "double- •"iHir-pifoof J["_ extra cost your-money-badc" guarantee! CONVERTIBLES Al PARISIENNE—Here's • 100% Blister Proof on new wood 1 P luxury you never dreamed existed in the • More Blister-Resistant on painted low price field. woodl w& fUht * ST*l''"i CHIEFTAIN-For really • Stain-Proof... no more rust streaks I STATION WAGONS big pleasure and If you've got your heart sat on performance. Nol mad ear • Fume-Proof...no more discoloration I a station wagon, Pontiac's got BONNEVILLE-Nothing • Islf. r^jpljg requlrs i n IT irntf " it in 3- or 4-door, 6- or 9- like ttfo r looks, luxury, 600 i WIN* passenger models ... all with performance in any Use "Blister-Proof' formula 5 on your new big new carrying capacities. price field I home or next repaint. PONTIAC 8EE YOUR LOCAL PONTIAC DEALER r-2ss»t Beaufyisi IK MUM FM ALL YOM rjunnne NEEK. 5M an hour of fin. titertston tkrnna rnry rtmml** eteolna on "Ottmrtl Motor* PnstnU." Ch*cA tour heal imitppar fat tlm* and stittoa. WARWICK'S HARDWARE wKwmwK MOORE'S MOTORS BERG MOTORS "YOUR .MARSHALL-WELLS STORE' GHBK ACWBEKiFS! Phone 62 - HANNA Phone 14- OYEN PHONE 149 ttAwNA THE HANNA HERALD and EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS -- THURSDAY, MAY 3911958 and Hoskins. what kind of liniment to use. STARLAND MUNICIPAL COUNCIL IN Some of the "boys' have been Word comes from Castor that doing quite a Sit of ra-.ibling the the Castor bsmd may be down some RAMBLINGS past few days. Some attended the bingo in Drumheller but Lady nice .Sunday to give the 'boys' a FAVOROFFARM PURCHASE BOARD from the Luck aa usual deserted them. Oth real musical treat The day and The regular meeting of the ment with Council. Youngstown Home ers journeyed to (own to see "A date is not known at present but Council of tbe Municipal District Mr. Danchuk and Councillor Man Called Peter" and a few went we will hope that we will ho able of Starland No. 47 was held in the Brown travelled to bridge sites to Oyen to see "The Ten Comman to let all oar friends round about dments". Others attended the track' municipal office, Morrin on Tues S|18-30-19-4 to examine existing Warm, Windy and Dry. Thats know in good time. day, May 13th, 1958 at 10:00 a.m. bridges and to discuss proposed what the weather has been like meet at the local school grounds stream diyer..ion, bridge 'and around these parts and the old and a few attended die student's Members present as follows: union . tea on Saturday. Mr. Dick Reeve McLaren, Deputy Reeve Nel grade. This nutter was further garden is sure needing a little FINEST QUALITY PRINTING discussed with the Council. water to wet the surface. Seems to Van Dyck held the lucky ticket on PHONE THE HERALD— 52 son, Councillors Chambers, Brown, the Teddy Bear. Perry. be quite a bit of moisture down Time For Cattle Moved by Councillor Brown that below. Quite a bit of garden is up iENATOR JAMES GLADSTONE TO The minutes of Special Comm application of Canadian Utilities, We are very grateful and we Dehorning Job and things would sure pop if the extend our thanks to Mr. Chas. ittee meeting of Council on April Ltd. re extension of Munsion R.E. old rain falls soon. Of course we THUROO BROS. Dehorning is an annual chore 26th, 1958 were read and approved A.L. be approved and that Reeve Rew of Craigmyle for the nice box don't want to be selfish and we of books just received. IPEN CALGARY HORSE SHOW on motion of Reeve McLaren. and Secretary-Treasurer be auth hope the farmers will be blest Spray and Brush Painting which thousands of cattlemen have orized to sign route maps and per worked into a routine with their Moved by Deputy Reeve Nelson with a good down pour ln the near Several of the guests have dug Roofing and Siding — Cement First Plains Indian In Senate; missive order. Carried. ~ down and are giving generously to other activities on ranch or farm. that Reeve McLaren and Councill future. and Block Construction or Parry be a committee to invest Moved by Councillor Parry that the Cancer fund. Mrs. A. Wigley Chimneys Built and tspslisd Mounted Escort For Colorful Affair These are the people who realize The Rev. Gourlay of Hanna was has been doing the canvassing. the wisdom of doing a job when igate of Wilson Bros., Rowley re application be made the Minister with us last Sunday and conducted "Farm Building Our Specialty" Senator James Gladstone of by F. C. Manning, president of the lative to road construction in 1957 of Agriculture, Edmonton for the Our observation of the week. Cawtast Cardston, the only Plains Indian it is most easily accomplished with establishment of a Farm Purchase the regular Sunday service. Mr. One of the seniors who is unfort Exhibition and Stampede and will - E|E1|2 &32-20-4 and E | SE 36- Chapman rendered a very fine THUROO BROTHERS kver to be elevated to the Canad then speak briefly. the least risk. Some use caustic 32-21-4. Carried Board to be known as the Star- unate in having arthritis and is ian Senate, has accepted the invit paste at birth; others use a knife land Farm Purchase Board and solo. Next Sunday at 3 p.m. The having the Heat Lamp, hot water Richdale, Alta. The official opening Tuesday Moved by Reeve McLaren and Rev. Klassen will be with us again bottles, cortisone and the know Or Pfcain 3 ation of the Calgary Exhibition and evening June 3 will touch off what and caustic pencil, lifting the horn covering all of the Municipal Dist Stampede Limited to officially button out with the knife and caut carried that road diversion 6098 rict of Starland No. 47; that the and you are cordially invited to ledge of Dr. Wilson, telling a sen CLARK'S STORE is expected to be the biggest and B.M. (1.98 ac.) in N.E.1|4 1-32-20-4 come and worship with us. ior with some muscular rhematism i»pen the 1958 Calgary Horse Show best horse show ever held in this erizing with the pencil; still others municipality will guarantee to in tt the Stampede Corral on Tues be cancelled so that same may be demnify the Board against loss on Messrs. Wagstaff ani Needham city. A record breaking number of use a dehorning tube or a calf size consolidated with title to above have returned from the Holy Cross day evening, June 3 at 8:15 both Canadian and United States dehorner. All have one thing in any loans made under the Farm t'clock. described land and that the Direct Purchase Credit Act to the extent Hospital in Calgary. Both under entries have been received and it common, says W. C. Gordon, Live or of Surveys, Department of went surgery while there. A new Senator Gladstone will be escort is expected that at least seven of 20% of any such losses and that Stock Supervisor, Alberta Depart Highways, Edmonton be so Reeve H. S. McLaren, be nominat comer to the Home this week is ed into the horse show ring by a teams will take part in the $1500 ment of Agriculture. "The Calf is nounted escort of Indians in full advised. ed as the member of Council to Mr. David MacKenzie formerly of added .International - Inter eic&ty not over four months of age before Moved by Councillor Chambers Ceremonial dress. He will ride In jumping contest which will be represent the municipality on the Stettler, Alberta. Still in Hanna Royal Brougham drawn by a held every night of the five day he is dehorned and therefore it is and carried that A. O. Johnson, proposed board; also that the mun Hospital are Messrs. Sebastianio learn of horses, the same sort of show. safer for the operator and easier Morrin (road crew emplpyee) be icipality may enter into an agree Vehicle which the Queen's repres on the calf." paid at the rate of $1.40 per hour ment with the Provincial Treasurer The special attractions will be as from April 28th, 1958, plus an undertaking to participate in the SEDALIA entative rode in when the famous Unfortunitely there are still reaty No. 7 was signed at Black- provided by Ken Boen of Fort additional 10c per hour as per operations of the proposed Board * * Worth, Texas with his laugh pro many who do not do this job when minutes of April 17th, 1958 and and the Agreement may contain an SEDALIA, May 26 — Mr. and Mrs. loot Crossing in 1877. He will be voking presentation of the "Ark it should be done, he says. As a {piped" into the ring by the Pipe that casual labor and gravel check undertaking to bear the operating G. Thurlow of Edmonton were ansas Traveller" and Montana result calves go into winter with ers be paid at the rate pf $1.25 costs of the Board less the sum of callers with Mrs. Kiff and took her fcand of the Calgary Highlanders. Steve with his high school horse the horns still on. The weather $25.00 contributed by the govern The Senator will be introduced per hour, plus 10c per mile for to the city with them recently. "Flicka". gets colder; calves are subject to miles necessarily travelled. ment of Alberta for each applica major feed changes; they are mov tion investigated, and that the nec Mrs. J. Kroker, Sidney and Pony chuckwagon outfits from Moved by Councillor Parry that Yvonne of Edmonton spent the various parts of the province will ed about and exposed to shipping Secretary Merritt and Deputy Ree essary by-law be passed. leef Shows fever. Dehorning now becomes an week end at the farm. They were also compete for a $1000 purse as ve Nelson be authorized to attend By-law No. 293 was accordingly accompanied in their return by md Sales still another top flight attraction. added risk. These producers for the Refresher Course in Municipal get that a man buying feeders given three readings and passed Vaudry, Henry and Lucien. With the 600 race horses pres Administration and Secretaries unanimously. Soon the air will be huming with penalizes the producer for the Convention in Banff, June 9th to Mr. and Mrs. C. Hoff and fam ctivity - at least for 4-H Beef Club ently on the grounds scheduled to horns on his calves. The feeder ily of Breton were recent visitors leave for Edmonton on Tuesday, 11th inclusive and that the sum of TERRIFIC BRAKE HEAT bembers. Animals will be washed, has only two choices, both bad. He $50.00 each be allowed as expens with the E. Satres. rushed, curried and primped for there will be ample stable accom can dehorn at some risk of serious modation at the exhibition grounds es. Carried. Mrs. E. Thompson of Camrose AND WEAR FACTORS lie 4-H Beef Club Achievement set back or he will have to put up is staying at her brother's the D. lays and Sales which will open for more than 400 head of hunters, with horned cattle in his feed lot Moved by Deputy Reeve Nelson jumpers, blacks, gaited horses, and carried that Pt. N.E. 15-34-21 Rude's. Messrs. Ben and Stanley are the problems of today's brakes. lay 24 and continue through June, and pay a penalty for horns when Rude of Camrose were also recent illy, and two days of August. At quarter horses, cutting horses, he markets. He therefore bids 4 (34.13 acres) be sold to George Arabs, Apaloosas and Palominos Anderson, Morrin for the sum of visitors in the district with relat Imagine pressing your hand against a brake drum al kat time most of the members of accordingly. ives and friends. sixty miles an hour! le 161s Beef Clubs from all over who have been entered in the $22.00 cash, subject to approval of Dehorning is the responsibility jlberta will be showing and sell- show. the Minister of Municipal Affairs PHONE 52 — THE HERALD Miss Maxine Heatherington of The heat generated is such Ihat it could make a cheap |g approximately 2,700 finished Another new feature of the for of the original producer and he and that the necessary by-law be Okotoks was home for the week brake lining completely useless after one fast stop! tef animals, says V. T. Janssen, thcoming horse show will be the sbould regard it as a means of passed. end to attend the banquet and Raybestos brake linings are specially made to resist psociate Supervisor of 4-H Clubs entry of sleek, smooth-moving reg making his product more saleable. By-law No. 292 was accordingly graduation dance at New Brigden. heat and wear—for your safety. Alberta. istered Shetland ponies which will given three readings and passed unanimously. The program this year is similar be shown in three different classes As at May 9, Canadian sales of foCNRtOC/OUr- during the week, hitched to appro wheat recorded under the Internat Form A's, under exhibit A to E HAN DSAWS GET A COMPLETE [last year's. It will take the form priate vehicles. Majority are from inclusive , and in the sum of $128, judging competitions and the ional Wheat Agreement during the LA WNMOWERS BRAKE CHECK ial sale of calves. Calves" will the United States. current marketing year had totel- 750.00 were examined by Council pastern MACHINE SHARPENED judged according to groups and There is almost an equally bal led 71.2 million bushels. This re and accepted on motion of Coun TAKE YOUR CAR TO perical placings will not be; anced entry of both flat saddle presented 71.1 percent of the 100, cillor Brown. Canada HENRY T. COOK except for the champions. and stock saddle types of horse 089,000 bushels Canada had agreed Mr. E. M. Danchuk, District Eng 105 5th Ava. West, Manna YOUR• ^yJaySedGt ineer, Department of Highways, [judging is to be done by about flesh and every class will have a to make available under terms of or Leave Saws at strong entry. the agreement during the 1957-58 Red Deer was present and dis Vacation pen government officials and MARSHALL - WELLS standing commercial stockmen, The judges are E. B. "Shine" crop year.. cussed the 1958 Road Grant Agree HARDWARE STORE {embers of the Beef Clubs re Ogan ot Lexington, Kentucky Who .. .hundreds of tourist CANADA'S BEST-KNOWN AND lAKOEST-SELUNO Bit ceive their animals in the fall and will judge all flat saddle classes attractions and holiday up to the time of the sale keep a and Don Dodge of Sacramento, raserts lo sheese from.... complete feeding record which California, who will judge the f<9\* ^?**x+a*t*aga/fattm* Come in now for the deal of your life FAMILY FAM PLAN v Tear nearest Banco faint dealer ia listed ia the yellow paces of yew shame teak during WHEATLAND SPECIAL MONTH Full Information from any Agent ' BRITISH AMERICA PAINT CO. LTD. LE. Clarence Mohl - Hanna Yioroau vaNCouvxa MEW WESTMINSTER QAUSARY KDXONTON REGINA SAIKMOOM AGENTS FOR CALGARY PACKERS Art's Servlco - Youngstown m ATLAS LUMBER Berg's Motors - Oyen - UIIII PHONE 208 /HANNA, ALTA. Poge H) THE HANNA HERALD ond EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS — THURSDAY, MAY 29. 1958 they should do even t better. Tbe 4-H Action meeting was held. Mr. MacPher June 4. Co-op Label peanut butteV, prod How many hogs in the work dead grass was burned off. A gen son gave a talk on how the ach On June 12 the club will end it's uced by Interprovincial Co-oper today? The United States depart eral tidying up of the plots im SCAPA, DOWLING, NETHERBY ievement day was to be carried activities with a baseball game a- atives Ltd. at their Burnaby, B.C. ment of agriculture says 386 mill proved the whole appearance of (By Dwight Viste) gainst nEdiang in Scapa. ion. Acadia Valley Bureau the yard. .The S-D-N Calf aub held its out and what the awards will be. plant, blends peanuts importel NEWS &» CIRCULATION — JOB PRINTING Ray Lemke, son of Mr. and Mrs. final meeting May 21 at Scapa as The S-D-N achievement day will FINEST QUALITY PRINTING from South Africa, China, Mexico FINEST QUALITY PRINTING 0. W. Lemke will next week fly twelve members participated in a be held at Scapa skating rink on PHONE THE HERALD — 52 and the United States. PHONE THE HERALD — 52 Mrs. E .Krempien, Res. -Representative Acadia Valley to Ottawa where he has accepted judging competition arranged by a position with the Defence Re Mr. D. MacPherson. search Board. He expects a two After the contest the main :xxxxxxxxxx_ ACADIA VAIleEY May 27—The word has been received of the day year appointment in research in United Church W.A. met at the on which the unit will be in oper electronics. Ray has just complet home of Mrs. W. Bergstresser last ation. ed a two year course at the Insti week with 20 members present. It The piano pupils of Miss Doreen tute of Technology and Art in Cal SALE STARTS was reported that the Travelling Osmond held a short piano recital gary in radio and electronics. SALE ENDS Basket had netted $20 and since in the hall last week for parents Capilol Theatre the project was still being so well and close friends. About twenty The annual Grandmothers' Day received, it should make a second pupils took part. given by the community club will round. A clean up campaign for be held in the Memorial Hall on Thursday Saturday Mr. and Mrs. James Hart and DRIVE-IK ANNIVERSARY fhe cemetery was planned. M was June 7 at 2.30 p.m. The meeting suggested that other Protestant children of Rowley are spending is open to all grandmothers and denominations should be invited their vacation here with Mr. and escorts, as well as community club MAY 29th JUNE 7th to assist in the job of cleaning the Mrs. B. Hubele. members. Each grandmother is as trees and tidying the grounds. The Valley girls' sottball and ked to bring a button to be added -Presents- Further correspondence was read the boys' fastball teams both went to the collection of Mrs. E. Barber SALE Friday & Saturday concerning the feasibility of the down to defeat at playoff games of Empress. group joining the Drumheller against teams from Empress for Clark Conway is at present a MAY 30 - 31 Presbytery but no decisions were the track team eliminations. Final patient in the Oyen hospital. WOMEN'S Once again we are pleased to present WOMEN'S concluded. Several ladies volun games will be played at the track teered to attend a Presbytery con meet. BILLY THE KID to our Customers many BARGAINS and ference to be held in Sibbald on The junior Doys' baseball league PUMPS SANDALS May 28. The Galloping Teas are Robert Taylor SPECIALS on the occasion of our 27th (15 and under) has seen two gam Regular to 11.95 expected to start soon. Servitors es played with the locals losing to Brian Donlery Anniversary in the Shoe Business here in Regular to 5.95 were Mrs. Elsie Pedersen and Mrs. both Alsask and Empress teams in SPECIAL SALE PRICE Hanna. SALE PRICE Emma Gibson. close scores. Last week the names —ALSO— of Leonard Barros and John Mar Born to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer shall were omitted from the report 99c $1.95 Nunweiller in the Empress hosp on the coaches. On the mound for TERROR ON ital May 21, a son. CAPITOL the boys here is Rody Marshall, Born to Mr. and Mrs. Van Sickle with Larry Peers doing some of THIS WEEK END in the Empress hospital last week the hurling. Catcher is Jim Elliott, THE TRAIN a son. first base, Doug Krempien,, sec Women's Flats and Casuals Women's Pumps Glenn Ford Born to Mr. and Mrs. Rindero ond Murray Peers, third Doug THEATRE Regular to 7.95 Regular to 7.95 of Arneson in Empress hospital, a Marshall, short stop Terry Hall, Anne Vernon son. outfield Alex Marshall, Garry Barros, Wayne Burke, James Mar PRESENTS Mrs. Hugh McFadyen, in charge shall, and Jerry Blair. Other gam Sale Price - $2.95 Sale Price - $4.95 of advance registration for the Thurs., Fri., Sat. Tuesday & Wednesday es have been played in Oyen, Al JUNE 3 - 4 Mobile TB X-ray unit, reports that sask and Empress simultaneously MAY 29 - 30 - 31 around 600 persons have been reg according to the schedule. istered for free chest X-rays here. • More than twenty-five persons This would indicate a possible cen turned out for the annual clean up JAILHOUSE ROCK RANSOM In addition to the special items... sus of the population of the area at the cemetery. The new trees Glenn Ford adjacent to the town. Response is are now doing nicely, and after ELVIS PRESLEY Donna Reed almost unanimous with only three the work of many hoes that day, persons showing disinterest. No —ALSO— I 10 PERCENT OFF ON ALL REGULAR STOCK Mon., Tues., Wed. *}*++++++++++++*+++++++++++++++•++*+++*+++* JUNE 2-3-4 TENNESSE CHAMP Shelley Winters TENDERS WANTED Keenan Wynn Men's Dress Men's Hi-Top Children's Men's Dress MEN in WAR Dewey Martin Tenders for contract price on Village water well ROBERT RYAN Oxfords Work Boots Shoes Oxfords ALDO RAY Friday & Saturday Goodyear Welt Construc will be received up to and including Sat. June 7, 1958. Regular to 14.50 Regular to 5.50 Regular to 14.95 JUNE 6 • 7 tion Cork Outsole SALE PRICE SPECIAL SALE PRICE SALE PRICE SALE PRICE Tenders shall be for a three (3) foot hole, approx Thur., Fri., Sat. The LONG, LONG imately One Hundred ond Twenty (120) feet deep, JUKE 5-6-7 $6.95 $9.95 $2.95 $8.95 complete with (10) foot cement cellar, ditching and MANY RIVERS TRAILER »^»-«*#^^^#»#^#'#-*S#^»^»^^s»##^#^<|K^^^»#^^^# *+**+*P*mm*-4*m****+++++*+++^+++++++^^ piping Twenty (20) feet to supply tank and filling in Lucille Ball old well. TO CROSS Desi Arnaz ALL NO —ALSO— SALE Detail information on request. Apply:— COLOR EXCHANGES —CINEMASCOPE— PRICES I»S)S6g|*3|lS ROGUE COP Secretary - Treasurer •'• SMITH'S SHOES ROBERT TAYLOR CASH Robert Taylor "YOUR FAMILY SHOE STORE Village of Cereal, ELEANOR PARKER Janet Leigh Phone 9 - Hanna, Alberta Cereal, Alberta. George Raft ixxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Hanna Red &1 White Presents: V ^ ^ !>*-'* » ***«*e*.v.% rSr*aaAI>*» .sm**" -*-"" ^*** I**"**** ^rxrzzs-f 8. ***^:!iil! Brunswick Sordines 10 for 1.00 Margerene 3 Pkg. for 1.00 Libby's Fey Fruit Coctail, 20 oz 3 for 1.00 Domestic Shortening 3 pkg. for 1.00 Red & White Ch, Pears, 15 oz. 4 for 1.00 Maple Leaf Sliced Bacon, Halts 39e Libby's SI. Pineapple, 20 oz 3 for 1.00 Maple Leaf Cello Weaners I's 2 Ibs. for 89e Red & White Ch. Plums, 15 oz 6 for 1.00 Devon Skinless Sausages, la/a lb. Tray 75c Libby's Pineapple Juice, 20 oz. 6 for 1.00 Maple Leaf Balogna Rings, pound 49c Red & White Tomato or Vegetable Soup, Maple Leaf Garlic Ring, pound 53c with Westons Sodas 5 Soup & 1 Sodas for 1.00 Maple Leaf Lard 5 Ibs. for 1.00 MaJkins Fey Asparagus Tips 12 oz. 3 for 1,00 Red & White Ch. Tomatoes, 20 oz... 5 for 1.00 KLIK 2 Tins for 1.00 Goodness Me Fey Cr. Style Corn, 20 oz . 6 for 1.00 Red & White Toilet Tissue, 4's 8 for 1.00 KAM 2 tins for 97e Mighty Mammoth Fey. Peas, 15 oz.._._.: 6 for 1.00 Red & White Evap. Milk, Tall.. 6 for 1.00 Maole Leaf Cheese Spread, 16 oz. 59c Goodnes Me Mixed Vegetables, 15 oz. 6 for 1.00 Freshie Drink Powders, Assortment 18 for 1.00 York Peanut Butter, 16>oz. _„_. 45c Aylmer Ch. Peas & Carrots, 15 oz. 6 for 1.00 Red & White Pork 'N Beans, 20 oz. 5 for 1.00 Maple Leaf King Size Detergent 89c 1 Utility Bag Drawn Each Day!! wntmrt taAlUmnta STORE 3 DAY* ONLY 3 MAY 29th - 30th - 31st 7%e &Z&/t-e Z2£<*&sSeZ& z&e^Z&ce MAY 29th - 30th - 31sfl j&***sm$i&M&