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* •£• "..-'-*>• CHAMPS AT 4-H SHOW nffl^^Wp ITITTTJI rl £ rtnALisU De<pt. Provincial Library "AND EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NE H»S Jan. 6S VOLUME 50 — No. 33 THE HANNA HERALD ond EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS — THURSDAY JUNE 14, 1962 Subscription $3.00 Per Yeor—7c Per Copy SCOUTS AND (UBS LAUNCH BOTTLE DRIVE THIS SATURDAY; Election Pulse PUBLIC ASKED TO CO-OPERATE Permanent Campsite Opened North "clean contest East of Hanna; Elks and Lions Clubs Pitch In With Assistance SIX CANDIDATES WIN w: The Hanna Cubs and Scouts will be holding their annual I SAW »n empty beer and pop bottle drive next Sat. and the householders are asked to have their empty bottles ready on the back steps Bill MacKenzie and Morris Taylor CAMPAIGNS AND WAIT of their homes. The drive will start at approx. 9.30 a.m. Those showing a tidy burst of speed, prompted by tiie .heeling of a Brah people from the country who wish to donate their empty bot ma bull; Virgil Price of Finnegan, OUTCOME MONDAY JUNE 11 tles are asked to leave them at the Scout Hall on Saturday reporting gophers down there hau morning, the Scout Hall is east of the East Public School. ling water from the Red Deer Ri Horner ond Hewson Lead Field 4,— ver; Hughie Riddle and Rudolph As Far as Activity Is Concerned; The Hanna Group Committee are hold a three day camp on the July Haessel discussing the raining on pleased to announce that they have "the just and unjust"; Roy Hutton Late Starters Still Plugging Along I purchased approx. four acie< cf 1st week end during which time making a nice "crawling play" on fland from Bill Curtis who larms much work will be accomplished first base; Chas. Fleming, she^ldinji With election day next Monday, June 18, the campaign northeast of town. The Hanna on the setting up of this camp. The a few tears as the crown »:id an Scout Troop under the leadership group committee hope to have the chor game folded for another year; pulse in Acadia has subsided as far as the major participants, of Scoutmaster S. Curry are busy official opening of the new camp Lou Hyler of Pollockville getting the Progressive Conservatives and the Social Crediters Are con turning this site into a model camp site on Sunday, August 5th, 19fi2. in a good word for the 4-H kids. cerned, while late starters are making every use of "last min for the summer activities. and Provincial and Executives of ute" time to promote their policies. the Boys Scouts Association ot Ca It is hoped that a water woli can "PLAYERS" TO WIND UP ^ be drilled in the near future for a nada will be invited to attend. SEASON'S ACTIVITIES Jack Horner, P.C. and Marshall permanent water supply. Already Help the Hanna Cubs and Scouts Hewson, Social Credit, have been FISHING on outside toilet has been moved to help themselves by generously The Hanna Players will hold conducting a very energetic cam ont to the site, but one more is supporting the bottle drive this their annual meeting on Friday, Rev. Donald A. Varcoe paign ever since tiie election was still required which should De in Saturday. June 22, in the Canadian Legion announced. Thousands of miles Billy Grudecki, Acadia Valley good shape. Other materials requi Lounge, at 8 p.m. Reports will be Anglican Minister from Toronto, have been covered, numerous mee red . wooden blocks and tackles, Any members of the sponsoring given on the proceeds of the last who has taken up residence in Han tings held, hundreds of pamphlets pulleys, short round shovels, large groups, Elks Lodge, Lions Club and show, and tentative plans discussed na where toe succeeds Canon Mur leaflets, etc. have been mailed and tarpalin, sledge hammer (mallet the* Anglican Church and fathers for the next production. All pres ray Starr as Rector of All Saint's of course tbe personal contact po type). Anyone having any of these of cubs and scouts, who wish to ent members, and anyone else in Anglican Church. One of the new licy has been maintained, as each items that they wish to donate to help on this project please contact terested in any aspect of this orga est priests in the Anglican Commu has been putting up a clean, but the cute and scouts are asked to Bob Bellis, phone 854-3538 or Bill nization are cordially invited to nion, Rev. Varcoe is married and hectic battle for the votes in this contact Scoutmaster Stan Curry, Smith, phone 854-3265. Urgently attend. Coffee will be served, and has a young son. Rev. and Mrs. constituency. phone 854-3019. needed would be trucks aud driv movies of "H.M.S. Pinafore" will Varcoe will be residing in the An Off to belated starts have been Hie Hanna Scout Troop plan to ers for picking up the b'-ttles. be shown. glican manse on sixth avenue west. Walter Hourihan, Liberal; Floyd Johnson, NDP; James Robinson, In dependent Liberal and John Nai smith, the All Canada Party candi date, who just before nominations closed June 4, filed papers to bring Active Program Planned the field to six in Acadia. Mr. Hourihan, farfier from Three Hills has confined practically all his active campaigning to FUA po litical forums, as has. James Ro binson, while Mr. Johnson, the Locally By P.F.R.A. NDP standard bearer has after a slow start, pepped up his cam paign with several meetings, as sisted by Wm. Irvine, former lead MAJOR STRUCTURE AT CAROLSIDE PIONEER OF LOVERNA DIST. ed of the CCF in Alberta and Er PASSES AT 75 YEARS nie Cook, also a well known CCF BIRTH OF PIGLETS supporter. REVEALS ODDITY MTs. Grace Catherine Searl, who DAM AMONG MANY PROJECTS; passed away May 6 in Kindersley Mr. Naismith has been putting Birth of eight piglets on the Hospital, was born in Kendall, Ont. a great deal of personal effort into <ww mt Afh»H ttiirh rtrng . 4iA<4A87 i»»* «M mwtriad to ttobert his campaign, god besides a con TWENTY COMPLETED UP TO DATE ly was not • "boaring" affair George Searl in 1004. In life they certed personal-approach plan, he fay any means. One ef the un came to Loverna, Sask., settling on has also appeared at FUA forums. Water In Carolside Now Being usual happened in the swine a farm in the Claremont district, Consensus of opinion in and ar world, when the sow gave birth where they farmed until the pass ound Hanna at least, is that the Used For Irrigation; May Open to eight females, a real oddity, ing of her husband on Jan. 13,1960 main struggle will be between Mr. according to swine breeders. Horner and Mr. Hewson, with a Dead Fish Dam For Summer Use "Mother and eight little girls" She leaves to mourn her passing wide variety of opinions as to what three sons and 2 daughters, Vinson An active P.F.R.A. program has been planned for this are doing well, while the eld order the rest will follow. There boar is rather bored with the of Rosetown, Sask., Melvin of are approximately 25,000 electors summer in the Hanna district, according to Mr. Gillespie, head whole commotion! Springwater, Sask., Alvin, Edmon in the constituency, and following of the local branch of the P.F.R.A. A large number of individ ton; Mrs. Frank Pratt (Velma) of the pattern 'in the last election it ual projects have been started, of which about 20 have been D Esther; Mrs. Larry Sonmor (Olive) is expected tint some 19,000 or Here is Gene Waskeiwkh, presr- completed, and about three or four community projects are possibly a few more will be voting of Marengo, Sask., two brothers, dent of the Hanna Kinsmen dub now being looked into, with hopes that they might be started on June 18. as he "fished" his way along the DISTRICT CONVENTIONS Archie Blue in Ontario, and Andy by fall. •— NOW UNDER WAY During the campaign, "strength" parade route last Wednesday en Blue of Rosetown; three sisters, from outside sources has been used Round Up Day. The "fishing" was One of the projects which will stored in the dam, Mr. Gillespij Mrs. Milly Torrance of Calgary and by both the P.C's and the Social in connection with the Kinsmen pointed out. In order to safeguard All FUA members are reminded be started in the very near future that District Conventions are now Mrs. Olive Holt of Camrose; also Crediters. Mr. Horner has solicited parade of dimes float, and the pub is the installation of a concrete the supply the government is buil the services of three cabinet min lic was generous in its response. ding a rainforest steel-concrete under way, the last one being held twelve grandchildren. One son Mil drop chute spillway at Carolside on July 6. Dates and places are lis ton, and two brothers, Alexander isters in the persons of Hon. Davie Well over one hundred dollars dam. Tenders for construction clo structure Which Will allow the wa Fulton, Minister of Justice; Hos. were collected which is to be spent ter to go directly to fhe creek chan ted in the Organized Farmer. Loc of Esther and Willfam of Milwau Kenny Burgemeister, Hanna sed June 7, .and information con als are reminded to send their full Alvin Hamilton, Minister of Agric this summer on local playground cerning who has the cmtrvt nel before hitting natural ground. kee predeceased b«. ulture and Hon.

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