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Blood Donors ra.j,.r.j*jwmm. '—--—•m^wwmra ••H •," —— HANNA CADET AT CONTROLS H[ERfl+.y. .•rJ.sijt>sJ*^'*k*..yms^.,',<Miii^imXi6f.i.' . U "AND EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NETO^-fr.1"*21 VOLUME XXXXVII No. 3 THE HA*NNA HERALD and EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS — THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, H ».3.D0 per year jtvydnfrda —mjepeycop*/ ~m**—*—* ^^&^ZTT*TQTr':'___J "*"*"" a D PRAIRIE FIRE RAGES AT V BAR V A prairie fir* on the V bar V Ranch's range south of the Blood Donors Nee Red Deer River and just pre­ vious to the first snowfall, HANGED FOR MURDER destroyed a half a township of RED CROSS LOOKS TO LOCAL grazing land on the holdings, Earitown FUA FIRST REPORTS and also caused loss to some OUT NOV. 18 grazing lease on the ranch of AND DISTRICT RESIDENTS John Ignatius. Fire-fighters Gets Suggestion Report cards ef high school from all over the district, in­ students in Hanna, will be cluding trucks from Cessford, tent to the parents on Friday FOR STRONG SUPPORT Youngstown and Bindloss as From Secretary November 18. It has been the' well as the V Bar V Ranch, practice in past years for the Free Theatre Tickets Offered battled the flames for a leng­ Closer Contact Among high school faculty to have To Early-Comers In Afternoon thy period of time. Strong ; Locals Is Urged parent-teacher interviews, soon winds in the thick dry grass Letters Suggested after the first period of the And Evening; Need "Great As Ever" made it impossible to halt the academic year. Not only has fire until water trucks arrived WATTS, Nov. 15 —The month­ this been a good opportunity Residents of Hanna and district are reminded today of The fire has been attributed ly meeting of the Earitown FUA for parents and teachers to COMOX, B.C., Oct. 24 — A Han­ the Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic. The November 17 visit is officers of the two operational to careless hunters who failed Local No. 1124 was held on Fri­ meet and get to know each the second call this year in Hanna, the clinic having been here na cadet was among the group squadrons on the coast gave them to extinguish a campfire. The day, November 11. Plans were fin­ other, bi^ they have been able early in the summer Reason for the second call is that Hanna from the Canadian Joint Servicer an insight into two different roles V Bar V has now posted all its alized for the canvass to be held to discuss problems and diffi­ College at Royal Roads near Vic­ of Canada's air defence. land against hunters. Ranch­ <>n Monday, November 14 with Ted culties of individual children. has been most co-operative in this regard, and with the last toria who visited RCAF Station Cadet John F. Kroeger, left, 19, ers ruefully stated that it Quaschnick as captain. Canvassers A member of the .faculty, told of*the rural calls being made before winter, blood received Comox on Vancouver Island recent­ son of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Kroeger would take a very large num­ are Ted Quaschnick, Jim Quasch­ the Herald on Wednesday that here greatly augments the supply needed to cany the Red ly as part of their military train­ Hanna, Alta., and Cadet E. N. West ber of deer a long time to con­ nick and George Fleck. certain changes in this practice Cross through the critical winter period. ing program. Deep River, Ont., are shown here sume the grass whicn one hun­ 1 are necessitated this year. Ow­ A day long tour of the base sho­ at the control consol of an electro­ ter can destroy in a minute of It was decided to hold this win­ ing to the large increase in The clinic today will be in the wed the seventy future career of­ nic flight simulator, used to train the dry condition existing on ters' farm forum meetings at Eari­ number of high school stud­ Memorial Hall, from 2 to 4 p.m. Chinook Pioneer ficers of Canada's three armed fighter pilots and navigators. The the prairie at that time. town School. The first farm forum ents, the faculty regrets that it and from 6.30 to 9 pjn. Through services the units control tower, simulator can duplicate weather Which will be a special broadcast will be unable to hold a spec­ the co-operation of the manage­ Passes In Calgary armament section, maintenance conditions as well as mechanical on hog marketing will be held on ial session for parent-teacher ment of .the Capitol theatre and failures of the aircraft and reac­ November 28. All farmers are interviews. However, parents the Lions' club free theatre tickets A long time resident of the Chi­ hangars, radar approach control nook district and a settler in Alber­ and the flight simulator. tions by the crew are recorded for strongly urged to attend. who wish especially to see a will be offered donors on the fol­ the controllers evaluation. teacher or teachers, are cord­ ta since 1908, Mrs. Elizabeth Gin­ A briefing by the commanding This year a delegate will not be lowing basis. Twenty-five to*the gles, passed away in Calgary on Auction Sales sent to the annual FUA convention ially invited to contact the fa­ first donors in the afternoon and November 9 at tbe age of 95 years. held in Edmonton. Resolutions culty, and a special interview twenty to the-first in the evening. Born in Ireland she came to Al­ "Which will be taken up at the con­ will be arranged. Similarly, Theatre tickets are also awarded berta in 1908 settling in the Oko­ MAGISTRATE HEARS FIFTEEN On Cattle Shows vention were read. some teachers whe want to see to anyone who brings a donor toks district, and in 1912 came to certain parents,' will contact (each receiving the theatre pass). Chinook where she resided until A letter from Mr. Earl Hosgden these by means of a special re­ Local Red Cross officials point secretary of District 11 was read. port card. about eleven years ago when she Heavy Demand Mr. Hosgden feels that farmers out that the need for blood today went to Calgary. VARIOUS POLICE CASES IN is as great as ever and once again Over Thirteen Hundred do not have enough contact with She leaves to mourn her loss, each other and what their district hopes are held for a very large Head Sold Nov. 12 turnout from Hanna and district. five daughters and four sons, (Nel­ HANNA COURT DURING OCTOBER Another 1250 Nov. 19 board is accomplishing. He recom­ lie) Mrs. Geo. Gregg of Seattle, mended that mimeographed re­ Wash; (Mary) Mrs. Meakins of Teen Age Fighting On Main A heavy run on cattle being sold ports of District and Board meet­ Edmonton; (Elizabeth) Mrs. Ford- at the Hanna Auction Sales every' ings be sent out to all FUA locals MEETING AT OYEN NOVEMBER 8 ham, Chilliwack, B.C.; (Agnes) Street "New One" In Lengthy List Saturday this fall continues at a thereby bringing our local mem­ Gingles, Calgary; (Alberta) Mrs. Of Offences; "Lost, Found Department" seemingly undiminishing rate, ac­ bership into closer contact with Jackson, Vancouver, B.C. James of cording to figures from last Satur­ what our district executive is do­ FAVORS COMPLETE RETENTION Hyattville Wyoming; Nathaniel, Fifteen cases of varying degree were heard bSfbre Mag­ day's sale. A total of 1344 head ing. The president Jack Phibbs Rolling, Wyoming; William, istrate J. Derry in Henna police court during the month of were sold and another 1250 has read the terms of reference made haw, Alta. and Jack Gingles up by the three man commission October.'The somewhat lengthy (and .costly) list of offences been listed for sale on November Chinook. She is also survived by 19. set up to look into the conditions OF SPECIAL AREAS ADMINISTRATION sixteen granchildren. ranged from minor vehicle charges to teen agers found fight­ in the Special Areas. The Birthday ing in the streets. Police suggest to the latter *hat if they want Prices also continued to be sa­ Once Was Thirty-Five Municipalities Her husband predeceased her tisfactory with returns being about Box was opened and netted $5.14. 1923 a daughter Marjorie in to fight to do so in the ring and point to Archie Moore as a the same or even a little better in i Officers for. the ensuing * year But All Went Bankrupt; Brief a son Andrew in 1957 and a daugh­ man whp made a success of using his fists, to the delight and some instances than the auction are; Jack Phibbs, president; Ted Points Out Conditions Still Prevail ter Susan (Mrs. RusseU Marr) ia not the disapproval of the general public! on November 12. At that sale ,top Quaschnick, vice president; Mrs. 1959. ..-The controversial peddling by steers brought 22.80, top heifers N. B. Quaschnick, secretary; Mrs. SIBBALD, Nov. 15 — A large crowd of ratepayers atten Ted Quaschnick,' auditor. • ded a meeting in Oyen tm November 8, under the joint chair* Funeral services were conduct­ law got its first actual test during $19, with the bulk at $18. ed from the United Church, Chin­ October when police nabbed a fel­ On November 12 three carloads i manshjp of Ernest Warwick, and Harry Chiliak, who are two Cereal Auction Week end vW*^ at the fcome of ^ | A.reas i^ase Rental and Economics ook on Saturday, November 12. low accosting people with merch­ were shipped via rail to Ontario members of Specia Interment followed in the Chinook andise for sale, not having the ne- 1 Ja wt 11 Pu and another 62 head left the early "bte- ^ter MrT E Fwb^di 1 «"* * ^- nx»e of the meeting was to draw up a brief or cemetery with Sev.
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