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|| PATRONIZE OUR j ;[ SHOPWHERE YOU ARE ;j ii ADVERTISERS. J The News I INVITED TO SHOP. H CARDSTON THE TEMPLE CITY OF VQL7S2, No. 32 CARDSTON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1951 Subscription Price $2.50 peryear—Payable in Advance First Ward Bishopric 'Hallowe'en Parties E. G.Cheney Passes QuarterlyConference Church Creates Stake H. A. Walter Passes 73 Years Young Enjoyed Word has been received of the [ A well-known pioneer of the A family dinner party washeld Is Re-organized death of Elam George Cheney Meetings Scheduled of East Raley and SpringCoulee district, at the home of Mr. and Mis. r Poyal Smith Sunday, October 28 lhe new Bishopric sustained Colleen Payne was hostess toiof Kent, Wash., formerly of1 Regular Quarterly Conference The Lethbridge stake (diocese) Henry Andrew Walter, passed Coaldale, - away Lethbridge hospital m honor of Mrs. Smith's father, at the Cardston Ist Ward Sun- a group of her friends Tuesday ( Cardston and Black of the Alberta Stake of Zion will of, the Latter Day Saints Church m a follows: evening a party foot, Idaho, on Tuesday, Oct. 22, Saturday at the age of 84. He David Steed, on the occasion of uay evening are as at Hallowe'en at I conveneNov. 'zp and 3, next Sat- was divided into two at a quar- " birthday anniversary. Bishop; LaMont the Payne home. ;at Auburn, Wash. urday Sunday, terly had been ill for two months. his 73rd A Bruce W. Burt, The 100ms and with the fol- conference here Sunday at lovely dinner a MalKin, Ist CounciUor and Rich- were decorated for the occasion I Mr. Cheney was born on May lowing schedule of meetings: which Elder Mark E. Peterson, Bornm Albert Lea, Minnesota, was served and guests 3, 1874, Concho, on Jan. 16, 1867, Mr. Walter very pleasant time had by all. ard Low, 2nd Councillor. and all were m costume. at Arizona. He SATURDAY of the Council of Twelve Apos- Presidency Hallowe'en games and pranks married .Laura Whittaker of tles,Salt Lake City, presided. came to the dis- Biography The Stake werem (In the Social Centre) he purchased and took change of were played and refreshments Circleville, Utah m 1901 at the — The areawest of aline through trict m 1907 where David Steed was born at Far- attendance Temple. They 7 p.m.— Welfare Meeting All the Dr. Maybee ranch.He helped the meeting. were served. .Salt Lake L.D.S. 13th Street South m Lethbridge mington, Utah, m 1878. When a Guests included Ruth Wiley, made their home Burley, Ida- Stake and Ward Welfare Wor- remains "Lethbridge Stake" build the first school m Raley young A vote ol thanks was tendered m kers. organized man of 15 he came to Ca- Marlene Sheen, Gail Leavitt, ho, until 1918 when they moved — while the area east of this line and the first school nada and m the early days was the outgoing Bishopric: J. For- Bevans, 8 p.m. Priesthood Leadership board of whiph he was a mem- and Nora Lorna Sache, Shir- to Coaldale where he farmed for Meeting. becomes "East Lethbridge interested m freighting between est Wood, B. Frank Olsen ley bugdon, Joanne Gibson, Ruth a number of years before they $ Stake." ber for 10 years. Lethbridge and Cardston. E. Dahl Caldwell, and D. A.Wat- They lived O. Affiliated with the United clerk, many Bengry, Floyd Smith, Leßoy Hall, moved to Cardston. SUNDAY W. Ursenbachremains pres- At the turn of the century he son, ward for their Ciaig Watson, Marvin Paul, here until 1939, when they mov- (In the'Tabernacle) ident of the Lethbridge Stake, Church of Canada, Mr. Walter returned to Utah and married years of faithful service. — was also a member of the Chief Chenel Williams, Wayne Wiley, ed to Blackfoot, Idaho. He had 9 a.m. High Priests withF. C. Russell and R. C. Elli- Annie Anderson m the Salt Lake en Ralph Sail, as bishop m the Quorum son counsellors. Mountain Masonic Lodge and Temple. daughter Kenyon Blackmore, served .L.D.S. Meeting. as prior to coming Alberta, had She was a of Grant Nielsbn, Bobby McClung church m Arizona for a number 10 a.m. — Regular Conference Grant G. Wooley is president to Johannes Anderson, one of the Jerry years and had always been an of the new stake, with Dr. E. E. belonged to the Royal Arch Ma- earliest pioneers this Passes85.th Milestone and Leavitt." " of Session.— sonic lodge Minnesota. He of district. » active member m the church. 2 p.m. Regular Conference Ses- Fletcher andJ. O. Steed of Leth- m They returned here and made pa,ty bridge, as counsellors. Bert was also past patron of the their home. A family was held on High School Dances He waspredeceased by his wife sion. O.E.S. Saturday evening at the ibmitn Februray, 1945, Blackfoot, p.m.— Evening Program Litchfield is stake clerk. He andhis brother, Will Steed, High m at 7:30 m Surviving arethree sons, Lloyd operated liomu m honor of Pres. X J. The Carditon School and Idaho. He leaves to mourn his charge of Stake M.I.A. the Steed Store here Junior High school held success- of Clarkston, Wash.; Herbert of for many years. Later he wood, on the occasion of his pasting his widow by a second Elder Alma Sonne, assistant to Spring Coulee, and Kenneth of was both Dirtnday anniversary. ful Hallowe'en dances respective- marriage, and seven daughters: the Council of the Twelve, will Zemp the janitor of the high school, ly Friday Saturday even- C. J. Suffers Cardston; one daughter,Doris of years, Mrs. .tern smith was hostess and Mis. Mary Leßaron and Mrs. be present, representing the eight grandchildren; for 23 until ill health ings m the Cardston Gym. Barnwell, Al- Alaska; made it necessary for him to re- anu served a chienen supper. A Marjorie Bates of Geneial Authorities. three brothers, Herbert at Col- The hall was decorated appro- ia.; Helen Grunewald of expected Heart Attack sign. uouquet or mauve mums cen- priately for the occasion with Mrs. It was that Elder bourne, Ont., Frank m Saskat- Mr. and Mrs. Steed the tred the supper table. a Coaldale; Mrs. Meldra Bateman Mark E. Peterson of the Quor- C. J. Zemp is a patient m the chewan Fred of Toronto; — are chamber of horrors. Mrs. Elma Clark of Salt Cardston hospital after suffer- and parents of 10 children seven of 'ihose present were Mr. and Prizej were awarded both and um of the Twelve would also be two sisters, Mrs. M. A. Fontaine whom living, and Orzie ev- Cresswell, Oregon, and Mrs.Elva present, but business matters m ing a heart seizure on Sunday, Sanborn, of are are: Mis. Dale Wood, Mr. and Mro. enings for the best costumes. City; Mrs. M. Olsen of October 28th— his 69th birthday. and Mrs. Chas. both D. Steed, Mrs. Thelma Smith, Arcme smith, Bishop and Mrs. night Lake connection with the Deseret Washington. Cardston; Friday the Ambassadors Clark of Blackfoot, Idaho; also News of which 'he is General Mr. and Mrs. Zemp were plan- andDell Steed of Mer- forest Wood, Mr. and Mrs.B. J. furnished the music and Satur- and four great ning to leave the first part of Funeral services were held m lin of Taylorville, Don of Ray- Wood, Mrs. anu evening 30 grandchildren Manager, necessitated his return Southminster United Church m uulaha Wood day the Cardston High g.andchildren. Lake City Monday morn- November for Mesa, Arizona, to mond; Mrs. Beth Hinman of Pres. and Mis. Wood. , school orchestra. to Salt spend the winter. The trip will Lethbridge Monday, the Rev. J. Provo and Glen of Logan, Utah. : * * * His body is being sent to ing as soon as the Lethbridge Ward officiating. Pallbearer were President Wood has filled two Idaho, com- have to be postponed. Mrs. Ken- They also have 18 grandchildren. Blackfoot, for burial m Stake Conference had been (Ha) , J. H. Sherman, H. J. Flock, R. mi-stuns lo the ~ouih Sea Is-j Primary Dance family plot there. pleted. neth Gibb of is Thompson, en lands for the L.D.S. church. In the — —— here with her parents. S. F. J. Brown, O. he sustained as presi- The Stake Primary Hallowe'en j en— en Carlson and K. C. Long. l«03 was dance on Satuiday afternoon at Kenneth and Ernie Long ren- Mrs.Celira Michel dent of the AlDerta stake, which duet, singing position lor years.For the Social Centre was a huge H. W. Lee Appointed dered a and the he hed 39 over D.E.Harris was by the 2$ years he was president of the success with 175 kiddies m Passes members of O.E.S. Feted at a Get- AlDerta Temple and upon his e- costume. Mrs. Alice Crabtree Service Clubs . Language'y'Head and the Matheis Clubs. was sustained lurnished the music. i M inCalifornia Interment was m Mountain lirem.-nt m 1948 pond very popu-,H (Provo Herald) View Cemetery with Martin Acquainted Party as a patriarch the Aloerta The fish was Harris, 68, m lar; apples and puffed, Appointment D. E. well-known Bros, charge of arrangements. gathered Stake. candied ROTARY of Dr. Harold W. grain manm the early days, m Over 50 guests at the wheat balls were sold, and the; Lee as chairman of the Brigham died home of Mrs. Jane Anderson on Besides being prominentm the Playtime class, The Rotary luncheon on Mon- university department last weekend m Escondido, Cal- evening Kiddies' conduc- Young of ifornia, living Monday m honor of L.D.S. church he has aiwaya tak- by Mrs. Winnie Aldrich, en- day was just like a birthday languages where he was m Michel, ted a modern and classical retirement. He succumbed to a Mrs. Celira a newcomer en a keen intere-t m the com- tertained with several songs and party. Pres. E. J. Wood, char- was annouced October 23 by Dr. to Cardston and formerly of munity life of Cardston. He is a ter member and past president Wilkinson, president. heart attack. The funeial and child, recitations and floor show. | Ernest L. burial rites were held there, Brazil. Hostess was Mrs. Lula the father of six en and of the Club, was honoied on his a faculty . ". grandchildren. en anniversary. Dr. Lee has been L.D.S. officials being m charge. Locals has 32 UNGSTAD, 85th birthday member of the language depart- Mrs. Michel's birthday fell.on SHOWER FOR MISS A birthday cake centered the received Bomm Utah, Mr. Harris came so gathering bride-; ment since 1937. He to Alberta m the early days of Sunday and ,the Miss Thora Ungstad, luncheon table and with Mark the B.A. and M.A. degrees from wasa get-acquainted and birth- elect, honored at a miscel- Spencer song master, the club settlement here,located at Card- If you want a good suit at a was as BYU m 1938 and 1940, and the member of greatly reduced price then read day party combined. Wallace Newton laneous shower Saturday even- sang Pres. Wood's favorite melo- Ph.D. degree from Stanford uni- ston where he was a Mrs. Michel has a very lovely ing at the B. Y. Williams home, the Card-Harris Land Company. the C. W. Burt & Son advt. on dies. versity m 1946. voicef and entertained withsev- sponsored by Mrs. Doris Wil-, C.B. Cheesman paid tribute to About 1910 he moved to Leth- page 6 of this issue. eral her native TenderedFarewell During his study at Stanford bridge, forming ..* » *. " songs m tongue.... liams and Mrs. Mary Williams. |Pres. Wood, for his public spirit scholarship,- serv- the.D....&,£?a*jr ! missionary pre- he held a and Company with office's ■' kent^ix'Leavltt;'secohdsroii --'a' fr&EslishSi£' -"tableclotii"^'-was A testimonial was Program numbers were ailci'-love of mankind and friend- as romanic lan- ris Grain of]:made, with all the guests em- held Sunday evening the Ist variety of interest- ed teacher of m the Rylands block. George B. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Leavitt, has m sented and a liness to all. |guages there. He did post-gradu- graduated University broidering their names. Ward honoring Elder Wallace ing games were played. | Wood fittingly re-, National Uni- Mclvor, head of the Canadian from the of sing-song was led by Mrs. Newton, guest President ate work at the Wheat Board, Winnipeg, was as- Alberta with his B.Sc. m chem- A son of M . and Mrs. After lunch the of hon- sponded, thanking the club for versity of . Winnifred Aldrich; recordings, Lawrence Newton, prior to his or opened the lovely gifts assist- him sociated with Mr. Harris at the ical engineering.* their many kindnesses to Bo n Ln Canada of American receiving early training " * made by Mrs. Ruth Strate, were leaving for ihe Samoan Islands. ed by Maralyn Hinman, Melvina sphlt and told taught arts and time, his played, and their public parents, Dr. Lee there. The Thid Ward Relief Society and also some Brazilian Bishon Wood condicted the Jensen and Miriam Bennett. them he would be present m 10 sciences m Canadian high records. w,th Ungstad,a teacher on the years M". Harris later moved to Van- Bazaar and Pantry Sale, held on services Mrs. Eda Wood Miss years' time. schools for a number of couver, pro- Saturday last, was very The honored guest then open- leading the singing and Geor- local school staff, will become Stringam the guest moving the United B.C. where he was success- Dames, B. W. was before to minent the grain export trade, ful. A large crowd was present ed the profusion of lovely gifts, gine Caldwell at tne Consol. the bride of Robert S. spoke on the United m1937. m by Dames speaker. He States ihaving an office also m Port- and they had an almost sell-out. assisted Mrs. Vera Lee and Remarks were made by Bish- son of Mr. andMrs. Orson Nations organization, their re- Since joining the BYU facul-, years ago retired « * » Miss Myra Nielson and thanked Sr., on Wednesday, November 7. progress to- French, Span- land. Some he op Wood, Bishop Burt, S. S. - cent history and jty he has taught and moved to Southern Cali- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wood of all donors most graciously. Newton, Mrs. Vlrgean Newton, _ en wards peace. He said they still ish, Italian, Latin, English and A lovely lunch of fruit salad hope world fornia, buying a citrus farm at Spring Coulee entertained at a his mother, and Gilbert Smith. TO GO ONPRODUCTION remain the best for religious education classes. ) Escondido. His wifepre-deceased surprise party Sunday eveningm and a variety of cookies and in- Temple City peace. He also discussed the veto. In addition tohis duties m the j year ago. dividual cakes with birthday The Quaitette National Spring Coulee Well department, Dr.Lee is! him there about a honor of Miss Connie Leishman rendered the selection, Who Bonita area,is power of Russia. Ilanguage While living Lethbridge,Mr. on the occasion of her birthday. candles on them was served by '-Ye No. 2 m the Del counselor to foreign, m hostess, by Are Called to Labor". Mrs. Eda expected to go on production JAYCEES Iacting as Harris was a member, of the Ro- Rook was played and a lovely the assisted her sis- offi- meeting of the students, and as the BYU Fui-, active the ter, Mrs. Ruby Stringam. Wood and daughter Carol played Wednesday, acco:ding to The regular program advisor. tary Club and m lunch was served* the* guests. an organ duel. President G. S. company. Sanding at Junior Chamber of: b ight |board of trade. He was connec- » Mrs. John Benee was intro- cials of the Caidston is serving as chairman all present and was Brewerton spoke briefly after 5,200 feet, around 90 feet Commerce, washeldm the Card- He also litera-; ted with the L.D.S. church, be- Pres. and Mrs. G. S. Brewer- duced to about evening 1 the foreign language Sunday presented with a gift from the which Wallace spoke. jinto the Madison lime, the well ston Grill Thursday with of Rocky Moun-,ing an officer m the ton arerejoicing overthe arrival complete acid- attendance, present. < ture section of the School for several years. another grandson, born to hostess. Mrs. Benee's mother, Wallace has lccii attending was scheduled to a fair Language Associa-, of Wells, job Tuesday night. With Agriculturist Del Steed tain Modern He has a brother, Lewis Har- My. and Mrs. Gordon K. Allred Mrs. was introduced to the University of Alberta and ization District gave tion, and as co-chairman of the bro- all present. The Benees had just taught school east of about 20 feet of gas cap and' was the guest speaker and ol ris, living at Chin. Another at Medford, Oregon, on October interesting inform- faculty personnel department Dr.Franklin S. Harris, 17th, recently arrived from South Af- for one term. He was employed around 50 feet oil pay, the well a most and conference on higher, ther is and named Michael Gor- by the City of Edmonton is expected to become the big- talk on the coyote problem the Utah noted Utah agriculturist scien- don. Mrs. Brewerton has been rica. ative Sheep men, he education. a reha- visiting daughter arrived Card- throughout the and al- gest producer the area. this district. | J tist now heads U.S. faim withher Kath- The Michels m summer m m great loss-, He fulfilled a mission .for the ago. so at the post office there. en stated, are suffering France, Belgium' bilitation mission m Iran. leen for several"weeks. ston about three months pest and many,LDS church m » » Michel is a native of Aus- en es due to this He also served en Mr. selling out on this' account. and Switzerland. Mrs. Elsie Smith of Los An- tralia and they lived there for are stake superintendent of LDS PASSES HONORS marriage Receives Promotion He told of the methods previous- as the Provo WITH geles and her niece, Mrs. Baum- seven years after their coyote Sunday schools m Shirley Paul, field, visiting at returned to Brazil Poppy DayChairman Edgar lyused to destroy the years, and is Miss who has who have been and then Friends and relatives of things now stake for several the former's sister- where Elder LaVard (Ed. and of the new out high been employed for the past two the home of they met L. Wight Wight) andElaine called the now a member of the coun-| in-law, Mrs. Stanford, re- who is filling a long-term Wight will be in- such as the device stake. His, years with the Cinderella Beau- J. L. Snow Announces Dates Sommerfeldt gettet, and the new poi- cil of the East Provo ty Shop, received word that turned to their homes last week. mission there. The family were terested to know that Ed has coyote used is the former RachelLow of has Canada Following a meeting of the po- 10-80, which is being wife They, she passed the Provincial Exam- Mrs.Stanford accompanied them interested m coming to Poppy \ust been appointed to the son Cardston, Alberta, Canada. recently she assisted them mim- Campaign Committee held Agricultural Education- very successfully m jinations held m Leth- as far as Coutts where will andLaVard Friday, October 26, Miss Beth sition of be used here mthe near have four sons. bridge with 100 percent honors, visit with her sister and family, migrating to this country. ist for the U.S. Indian Service. and will interesting been Grant Rodgers. They are converts to the L.D.S. Sheffield announced that the supeivise agricul- future He showed and m token thereof has Mr. and Mrs. following dates had been set lor He will now the use of this new awarded the Certificate of Pro- church. Mr. Michel is employed education for Indians m slides on with abody the various parts of the cam- tural poison has to be used Birthday liciency m Beauty Culture. at the Cardston Motorsas the United States and Alaska It care so 79.th daugh- PARTNERS WIN man. They have two paign: Serv- the preatest caution and Miss Paul, who is the and fender — — and will assist all Indian or human being* of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth ACCIDENT CLAIMS lovely children a boy and a girl. General TagDay Saturday, No- teachers m developing cour- other animals Anniversary ter en vember 10th. ice con- will not be harmed. Paul, will continue with the Cin- Damages totalling $14,092 and ses of study dealing with entertained Luscher celebrated his Shop. Ray- Special Advance Tagging by the natural resources Walace Newton Karl F. derella costs were awarded three District;— servation of with several guitar sel- 79th birthday anniversary Sun- -en- mond businessmen m separate schools of Cardston His new headquarters will be at the club October 28th. Safety Glass Thursday and Friday, Novem- Utah, the In- day, FORMER CARDSTONIAN highway accident claims against Brigham City, at meeting in- Mr and Mrs. Luscher immi- Innis- ber 8 and 9. Indian School. "Kess of the Switzer- PASSES IN VULCAN Peter F. Clemens of the Wreath Sales to Stores, Offices termountain Ed cluded a discussion on a duve grated to Canada from fail distiict, by Justice W. G. Law Is Urged — During the past four years and also a 20 years ago. They i'"red Clandfield, formerly of supreme etc. Oct. 30 to Nov. 10. at Port- for new members land over they , Egbert m court Tues- An amendment to the Motor has been stationed served to get old members active. came to Cardston where Cardston and now of day. Highway Traffic A determined eUort is being land, Oregon, where he boost made their home. For many died Wednesday afternoon m R. D. King, L. Vehicles and made by all concerned to make Scientist lor the operated a attack. Fu- Claimants were Act to providefor replacement of as Regional Soil - *-'- - years Mr. Luscher Vulcan from a heart L. Christensen and M. W. Hen- this the biggest campaign yet m.Oregon, Wash- j "- *- Ij a is Calgary on broken windshields with safety m Indian Service %-g-g«; \ \ \\ vmS5 hide tannery at his home. He neral will be held m inger, partners the Southern Cardston. Idaho, Nevada and Cali- has Saturday afternoon. m glass willbe recommended by di- ington, soil also a gardener by trade and Road and Irrigation Construc- the branch, fornia. He taught courses m been sought after for landscap- The deceased came to Canada Raymond. They re- rectors of Edmonton at In- England his parents tion Co. of AMA, to the provincial board. and water conservation |Subscriptions |ing. from with ceived damages of $4,932, $3,475, meeting of the Ed- dian Service Summer Schools father of four chil- about 1910 and was employed by At a recent Leave for Utah three summers A (Rccci'/ed This Weak) M He is the later and $5,685 respectively. monton board it was claimed dv ing ths Da:t dren—two sons and two daugh- Mr. A. G. Scotter and en transfer and promotion daughter Royal Bank and at that Alberta is lagging behind Mis. lyle Holland and son and his work ters. One is still m coined the INFLATABLE PILLOWS prorvinces m regard to Ronald left Wednesday by car comesas a result of his fine Cardston Switzerland and one m Holly- time of his death was an ac- other that field. Frank Payne, Julius countant with McCannel Broth- Portable pillows for tired tra- safety glass requirements. It was lor Utah. Mrs. Holland will vis- m Calgary Weiier, Ca'diton wood, California; one son, Alberta, a graduated from F R. Jr., e.s, Calgary. velers can be carried m a bag stated that m broken it with her :iste\ Mrs. WilLa-d Ed at Brown, Spring Coulee is m New York and Karl replaced with President Smith, who Normal school and taught Frank Cranbrook, B.C. 1 He is survived by his mother, or purse, says The Financial windshield may be Smith and Alta., moving to Harold Woodruff, Weiser, Ida. lives m Vinylite plastic ordinary glass. are still m Dee Memorial hospi- Hartley, before Mt. View Mr.and Mrs. Luscher recently Mrs. Edith Clandfield; his wife Post. Made of completed work on R. C. Hancook, children, Fred Jr., Jo- film embossed with a soft taf- made replacement tal m Ogden. the U.S. He Leavitt, Leavitt returned from a trip to Cran- and four safety glass compulsory on to Bachelors and Masters de- Ronald they visited ihanna, Mary and Ann; brothers felt-like texture, pillows can be with m From Utah they will go his Agricul- Steve Janisko, Cardston brook, 8.C., where 1939, 1945 and Nevada and visit with their son, btee m Soil Science and Karl and family Sidney and Arthur of Calgary inflated to fit around neck and Saskatchewan m the Brigham Otto Sommerfeldt, Whisky Gap with their son sister, and m 1949. Kenny, who ia filling a mission jtural Education at Bainborough, and their daughter and husbi-nd ....d Edmonton, and one helps traveler to relax head YoungUniversity 1941. Since E. K. Cardston Calgary. Marketed clear, red or The matter is to be brought there. Elders Wallace Newton m Hinman, Cardston ftom California. Mrs. Maclean of neck. m provincial then he has served as soil scien- Ted still raises vege- Seth H.Nelson and A. G. Scot- green plaid, pillow is washable before the AMAboard and Kenneth Brunsdale accom- Eaton Office, Cardston Mr. Luscher scuffing, grease, meeting Calgary Nov. panied the Horands to Utah, tist for the Soil Conservation T. tables for market and is enjoy- te'1 left for Calgary today to at- and resistant to at its m Servicem the Peter Peterson, Mt. View oils, mildew, etc. 24. where they will enter the Mis- Service andIndian Widmer, Cardston ing fair health. tend the funeral. sun-tan sion Home. States. Mrs. Emma— Northwest -Sfl ROTARY JAMBOREE, Dec. 13-14-15 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1951 THE CARDSTON NEWS_

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Hiii uuiiiimiiiuHiiiimiioiimiiiiiiu niiiciiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiitiiii miiiimniini iiiiii3iiiii| Mountain View Checking On Friday a shingling bee was ColdWeather held on the roof of the new HOME AND At Laidlaws This Week IFtew* j church. About 25 people came to 1. YOUR j Zhc Cardston help. the evening a program, In § of 3 enjoyed CONTENTS— J% Member lunch and a dance were Have you enough FIRE 1 H CANADIAN WEEKLY— NEWSPAPER— ASS'N. |m the auditorium. INSURANCE? Colder wea- i nl and | The Hi Neighbors club met at fires. ADVT. BUREAU Jacobs ther means hotter MEN! I Q The WEEKLY NEWSPAPER | the home of Mrs. Truda The cost is small. Insur- ATTENTION! YOUNG □ § on Thursday last for a quilting MUST to pro- = office of serv- ance is a Published every THURSDAY at the |Dee. A delicious lunch was tect your investment. Corduroy I CARDSTON NEWS PUBLISHING Co., LTD. | ed by the hostess. of Fine Pants THE — of the Relief Society of- SALE Cardston, Alberta Four 1 Main Street | ficer attended the union meet- 2. AUTOINSURANCE | Authorized as Second Class Mail, | Cardston Saturday. Ice and Snow cause ac- Regular $13.50 Value. Clearing CO ing m you QC 1 Post Office Department, | Mr. Gerald Low's mother is cidents. Have a5- visiting at the Church Ranch. point Policy? Check with this week and next, per pair . . I — 1 Sunday visitors at Mountain us today. 1 _ SUBSCRIPTION |View were: Mr. and Mrs. Ron- $2.50 |ald Wilde and family and Mr. — Modern I In Canada and Mrs. Gail Atwood, Magrath SPECIAL 4-room Foreign Countries J)U | Dwelling. lot, barn, | In at the S. O. Wilde home; Mr.and Good See Other SPECIALSm OTHERDEPARTMENTS | ■ |Mrs. Claience Brunsdale Jr. and $4750.00. Health only rea- Anderson of DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION | Mr. and Mrs. Reed son for selling. Inquire. I at the Vernon Westi 1 WRITE FOR———RATE— CARD |home, and Miss Elaine Jacobs of Men! YourHead'sSake fe Cardston at the home of herI for M 1 I= parents. 1 I READING NOTES— (Not run except where advertisers Cardston display ad., marked as adver- | Speakers at the afternoon ser-j BUY A NEW I also run a and are vice on Sunday were Norman i tisement) 10c per count line. § Henderson, Ted Kearl and Kent — Pilling of Cardston. Hugh Earl Investment HAT Late Fall models and colors now Q%A L^jip^flliifr nmimiiwniiimiiiiiiniiiii imiwiiuiiiia iiiiumiiiiiiiiiiiaiiii iiimiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiutT was sustained as dance manager Built by BILTMORE lw and Melvin Pilling as M Men Company Limited showing. V3toY leader for the ward. "Established 1910" — T^ml& SMOOTH SALESMAN Mr. and Mrs. Grant Webster J. CAP Newest fabrics and colors fc*M IA JfA THE Calgary during the J. Y. CARD E. CARD £^ \^^L^W/^ vuited at 92 243 plains or plaids. Ski styles yA.AV tQ^Ai.jV keeping tight control weekend, Phones: and The farmer is, quite rightly, INSURANCE Vil^Vir during difficult harvest season Mr. IJo Tolley has gone to Tor- ALL LINES OF Caps, of his purse strings this onto to visit with his children and REAL ESTATE Heavy Winter-Band some with fur. £fl A£f V ff T and money cannot be expected to circulate freely m a and his wife's parents. He ex- from **"*> J / / ours until at least a pects to bring back a new truck wheat-growing district such as from Eastern Canada. Mr. and goodly portion of the wheat now lyingunder a blanket Mrs. George Higby are caretak- ers at his ranch during his ab- .;« * *"> * of snow is safely harvested. sence. Anglican Churches This condition is reflected m the slowing up of lo- Mrs. Lillian Jones returned cal business andcollections. from the hospital Saturday and St. Paul's Church IDon't Forget! |I Still Going! blithely is now convalescing at her home. BLOOD RESERVE But the high-pressure travelling salesman Mr. and Mrs. William Davis - - - t X % farmer, Lethbridge for Evensong 2:30 p.m. figures it is harvest-time for him as well as the have moved to (Except first Sunday of Month) hardly is exempt his time-consuming the winter months. and anyone from en HOLY COMMUNION Winter and unwelcome attentions. 11:00 a.m. j jMen's Socks jj Every salesman has to have a sales talk and this Car Safe Place I developed to a highdegree to overcomethe St. Thomas Church art has been rOOIgCar § super special on discon-:: initial resistance of the housewife, farmer or business- In Atomic Raid CARDSTON- - I | Your automobile is one of the Every Sunday 7:30 p.m. for all members of the family. man. He always has a "bargain", and very often he (Except Bunday of Month) | tjnued Hneg> per pajr safest places lo escape contam- First I J jj intimates that "you can't buy it m town." This is the ination after an atomic attack HOLY COMMUNION t Complete ranges of all wanted $ said an official of the American %<" J J type to beware of, for you will usually find that some 11:00 a.m. at St. Paul's .«. — * mMBsM am^^m. Automobile Association. 8.A., t kinds now selling Rubbers, legitimate firm m town is handling the article or can get "Atomic bursts on or near the REV. D. S. PITTS, O.C.E. .£ Olllv standard, ground usually leave a limited , / t-^V^*m+9 it for you at the advertised price. heavy $ Flight Boots, Overshoes. * .. area of and often danger- %* The salesman'sproduct may be worthy and it may ous pollution near the explosion ft * T besomething you need or want, but remember you are point," said the A.A.A, official, $* * who based his information on payinghis wages and a lot of other expenses for this advice fro:.i the U.S. Civil De- THE UNITED CHURCH morecostly wayof selling. If you want the article, look fence Administration. People m the contaminated for it m or OF CANADA advertised a newspaper magazine and you area should take refuge inside a Always Something "Mew &Different at can find out its real value and buy it from some firm house or get Into a car and roll SUNDAY, (NOVEMBER 4th up the windows, he said. Itmay m your nearest town that will stand behind it and give be necessary to stay undercover! 10:30 Owendale you service when you need it. for as long as three or four! 12:00 Woolford Company hours. St. Andrew's Church, Laidlaw Don't fall for a smooth sales talk. Ask yourself 7:30 "Car^owners are advisedby Ci- Cardston if it's somethingyou.can buy locally or have your local vil BSfence authorities not to — — Phone 24 Cardston P. O. Box 70 get you. leave the family car parked on SERMON dealer for And then firmly tell the fly-by- during the street or after an at- Life To Our Years" night salesman that you're not interested m buying from omic attack, because the way "Adding him.— Nanton News. should be clear for emergency MINISTER vehicles," he said. "Keep the Rev. G. Beverley Johnston, windows rolled up to prevent I 8.A., B.D. " contamination of the interior by P^ /*% A youngman walked up to one A man wanted to buy a riding mt.mmmsW C f---*******+******************** nity means the hereafter? could handle the horse— but I Young Man: That's right. I'm wouldn't want tobe the husband | LUCILLE PILLING HOUSE I here after it, ain't I? of the woman who could do it: FOR SALE | suit) cy |* 344 Ist St. West I truck I (2 Doors North of Court House) |V ~ ' Best Location Town * m WSSmm^^^m^mir-—^ r g I m T"— —»— I m i v v JK 9 IfH'fCJEjrnUiflflFllirl'flflNiiStfAJr S j CASH BUY! I HBSB*:. ■"s ~^...J-r,J^:t~^c!y^^ .^??:'"'H See KENT PILLING the House | . !j. at * « WmmWMcttmivw let- """-"r:.L allllß **.:.**.;«h-*****************" £aß^^-"*i»«*^»tt~2ift". M**ap "■"" 3DH ... }£g . 9 ' '"■■''■»■"■" -~~-^j^||||^ -».«...:..., i.,»..■>,«.^.„Jjj *'* ..V.V> V« -.'.>*.**..V .*W*tfWVV WV .< h "j I AuctionSaleoiCattle! by the Coramunity Auction Sales Ltd. will be held % "ZidtUt 1/> Ward, j: E. | Currie Barracks, dispersed m time to reach home and their partners,held a SeymourB. Williams -II91 I I before dark.' fireside on Sunday evening at * * * the home of Mr. ana Mrs. Syd- - - D.M.D. ney Payne with 23 young folks ii BREAD DENTIST KNOW TALKUM CLUB I — present and Verla Smith as mis- 44 We aresure of the quality of our bread, both r Office Cahoon Block Mrs. Tomene Hall was hostess tress of ceremonies. " (Next to Hotel Entrance) Thurs- by ; white and brown. Try aloaf and you will be | INo Man Ever Regretted to the Know Talkum Club ] A sing-song was led Verla Telephone * ~& f day evening. Hallowe'en motifs and Marlene Sheen rendered a ;» sure. % 279 Serving His Country fPJiiilri % and decorations were used and a vocal solo. Hours: 9-12 and 2-6 most delicious hot supper was Elder Ken Godfrey was the BUNS--- [[ » served after which progressive guest speaker and told of his J r ❖ In Cardston See ... **' making of f^£SrJMisk& rook wasplayed with prizes go-jmission to France and* tour of ;! Nothing but the best goes into the | Dr. P. W.RICHMAN ELDON J. CARD ing to Donna Steed (high); Af- Europe. Lois Steed and Verla ','. | &&&'^^j | 1 these buns. | ton Remington (low), and Marge Smith sang a duet after which a DENTIST Cooper (floating prize). jlunch was served. pastry--- ii — — I Office " Cahoon Block o It looks good it tastes good it is good. | Telephone 42 " ;J See for yourself. $ Cardston Alberta ..■ g? % <-" : \ DENTIST H.L.MATKIN, D.D.S. — In Stringam Block . —^^\\s*'T^AmmMß^^'~^~z?j^MmAAmmm^m^m^MikAs. Office. /^A^mfmtm\mm4^m^^^S^mfsiSksssis\m.Ar~- N -^~_ "west of Post Office) " TELEPHONE 59r3 Alberta Motor Association I IsTheMotorist's Best Friend HOLBERTON- KAUN ■ " ' ." '.»" . y^*"i ■■■' s _*-v '-■ "■ Accdiiritahts -"Auditors . _ Specializing m Farmer's -Income Tax — . Phone 5378 - Cooper Bldg. optional of extra corf. , Lethbridge Alberta "^Mk i^^ _ WhllewoU lireiandchrome wheeltrim rinos IF YOU ARE A MEMBER DO NOT GIVE UP YOURMEMBERSHIP r \ The MARQUIS CAFE IF YOU ARENOT A MEMBER JOIN TODAY! 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V y 1. Insurance Protection. Your membership carries a $1500 f> Policy including $25.00 Personal Accident Insurance a FOR weekly indemnity for disability incurred through an - automobile accident whichis good either riding or walk- PROMPT and EFFICIENT MFRf-0-MATTCjjillv life r p.;*M ing. Principalsum increases $150.00 a yearuntil a maxi- J/XILITIRM REPAIRS l/i» JuHlv expires if ffiul of $3,000.00 is reached. Your presentpolicy mum with your membership. for Your " " ptwdsion craftsmanship powered by a < ... engine. P-^MWi^ arising any problems m con- WATCH and I- responsiveroad-proven100Hp.V-8 I^^^^B|^^b|^^^^^^^^^^S 2. Free Legal Advice out of ' nection with the member's automobile. JEWELLRY Drive there's l ' - MaticTwithMerc-O-Matic ~""'Z T >''^ See ALL JBM^^M^^^^! J H^m. * no gear changing, no clutch work! "~*n \A- "£33sr&*~ 3. Yearly subscription to "The Voice of Motordom", amotor 1 magazine of paricular interest to all automobile own- J. W. MULLIN— ers- Cardston Alberta '". Come m take your demonstration vSsSsssls/ A ... Drive ' "\' drive.Meteor with Merc-O-Matic \sMtlm' legislation, school T' is automatically miles ahead m the <**> ' 4. Accident prevention activities and low-price \ J^JK)M\ Touch-O-MaticOverdrive-and Merc- UC V^*\\\\ 6. Automobile and road improvement legislative activities. AUCTIONSALE ,"' Drive! (Touch-O-Maticand'Mer- £&$L I AT THE O-Matic cost.) \ \\V\ i O-MaticDrives areoptional at extra will, request, f \^Ok\ / i 7. Court Service. The A.M.A. upon attend the Alberta Stockyards j police court m any city m which it has a branch office mmm 1 m answer to a summons issued to a member. Any fine Every TUESDAY, Mjß'Mll I is to be paid by the member. mJLmmmMmmmmmm i1 Wednesday, Thursday, auloniaf miles ahead 5 8. We secure motor license plates for members and look M/M/u*--.MmmmTZmmm* ical/i/ j after their driver's licenses, with other details. andFRIDAY i Until Further Notice priceHeld 9. Associate Membership. The wife, son or daughter of a m the low !' AT WWWEWmZUf member may secure the same insurance protection des- SALE STARTS 10 a.m. J cribed above fQr a fee of $2.50 per year. For BESTRESULTS i and PROMPT J Much work is planned for the years ahead of us. SETTLEMENTS Consign Your Livestock to j An improvement of conditions for the car owners i HAYS EARL, Ltd. provincecan behad by giving full support to & CONVENIENCE AND J of this STOCKYARDS, uiinpCHOICE MODELS-From METEOR "DECORAMIC" INTERIORS i ALBERTA OF high-fashion blends Meteor instrument SAFE^-panel ia !S p =?lnPC"Victoria" -Where j work itis doing. LETHBRIDGE &rt£^) CoS>, with practical utility! Uphol- planned for beauty ...de- the A M.A. and the Telephone No. 5048 X, e UUw v reading Ihton "Th. Ford totheD«»lux?Busfness you. combinations, signed for easy night t Theoire" Every there is a modei ior „ visibility at U eleartin chrome fittings-all and for maximum n tep^Meteor all timesunder all conditions. AUCTIONEERS: excitfng\Xd-on SSSS" to" (Blair) Holland No. l^DonUnton "tlt*-.-Network ?w^e available. miles aheadm style. L.B. 51-51-52 eYb^Shes E.L. (Ted) Newby, No. 41-51-52 "IT PAYS TO BELONG" !i |HBr it...Drii>eU...SeeyourMeteorDealerf t JPrave Mother: Honey, run across the street and see how old Mrs. Wil- liams is. >( AlbertaMotor Association '°" i1 Daughter (back m a few min- " > C fe utes) your Phone us * :She says it's none of SMITH & SCOTT business how old she is. JtsJW_s THURSDAY,-NOVEMBER 1,1951 4 TH£ CARftSXQN Mr. and Mrs. Dean Pilling of Calgary, Mrs. Vera Roberts and daughter -Wendy^iaiso- 1 of Cal- .the-, " Stock Priced to Clear Locals gary,.;spent past weekihere: visiting at. the.home of their, ADVERTISING i "Water Jacket Heater $27.95 parents, Mr.,and Mrs. Jim Pil- Classified $59.75 ling. — * Small Cook Range Miss Dorothy Newtonhas been ** ♥ j 111 with the 'ilu the past week. i Large Range $150.00 * * " There's a-store-Wide 10percent- $190.00 everything RUBBER— STAMPS and Findlay Range Sterling Williams has been ill sale that includes ' m Classified iads, 2 cents per word, The Cardston News. Inkles during past the store at time of sale— Nov-; 10 cents per Mine (5 to a Electric Washer $115.00 with the flu the 10 1,. 3, Thursday, words days. ember 2 and Fri-' line). Minimum charge, 50 cents. COLEMAN OIL HEATER * * * day Saturday (three big ; foTsaTe Floor Covering, per yard 87 /2C and Two insertions' of a 50 cent'ay Practically new. See Mark days) at Spencer's. See large ad. for 75 cents, three fop Schow Joe Thelin was down from paper. insertions at Hansen's General 32-piece Set of Dishes $9.75 m this $1.00- In Memoriam, Cards.>'bf __2nle Calgary over the weekend to * * * Thanks, _Supplies. AstralRefrigerator $159.00 move his family. 10 cents per count line,: a a a Stake- Relief Society Union minimum charge'.sl,oo. *Art extra FOR RENT— 3 or 4 rooms.~Ap^y 10 cent bookkeeping Cardston Loan Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson meeting was held Saturday at" charge is Co. £ daughter Calgary the Social Centre with First made if ads are:not paid for by and of were time of publication. FOR SALE— IIO head sheep Cardston visitors over Counsellor Fern Williams con- phone of Coombs Hardware the week- ducting. Cahoon and See or Elvin end. Mrs. Ada ,f Leavitt' "The Home of Fair Prices" * * * Mrs. Ula Steed gave interesting 'Phone Rl9lO. o2stfnc — detailed reports of the con- — J. -FOREST WOOD, Manager Phone 12 Miss Maralyn Hinman slipped and WE DO UPHOLSTERING YORK BOAR for trade - ference m Salt Lake City. 2CB, R- or'sale and fell, injuring her back.Mrs. « * « Phone Floyd'sFurnitura N. Christie, Woolford.— 2nlp Phil Williams is substituting for — her at school this week. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Newton, FOR SALE Electric Refrigera- FOR SALE— Renfrew—SteelRange * * * Wallace, Lloyd Peggy, tor, years with water jacket. Geo. and were -^-Photo— Copyright by Salmon 2 old. $75.00 down, Ches- dinner guests at the home of balance monthly. 2. tleton, Cardston. p Pres. and Mrs. H. J. Matkin Perrault, Montreal, who Phone— andPres. and L. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Smith of Rene' B. 3nlc. Mrs. D. Cahoon Woolford on Sunday m honor of has been elected President of FOR SALE— Two or three year- Farm Service motoied toLethbridge Sunday to ling Suffolk Rams.— W. Payne attend the Lethbridge Stake Wallace prior to his leaving on The Canadian Chamber of Com- DENNISON CREPE PAPER, all a mission for the LDS church. merce at the national business colors, at the Cardston Newo Mountain View." 2nlp. Conference. * * " 22nd Annual Mee- Office. — Also 'present were Mr. and Mrs. organization's FOR SALE Kroehler Chester- Winslow Sommerfeldt of Whisky ting in Quebec'City, Oct. 30-No- E - 2 field In good Frank Sloan is the new Tex- Gap. vember Mr. Perrault, promin- Cut Stencil Paper, 24 x 36", Suite. condition. aco dealer here Cardston 1. on Sale at Cardston News Office, See Ken Forsyth,;ph. R55r2. m and * * * ent in business circles in East- — district, replacing Ron White- Canada, is President of the — 2nip. horn, who has been here for se- Albert Murphy, 10-year-rjld ern TYPEWRITER RIBBONS (all ■ of Cumming- veral years and is now trans- son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mur- automobilefirm makes) at the Cardston News FOR SALE— 4O head aged Ewes Perrault Limited, Montreal. Ac- Office. Travers Mountain ferred. * * phy, had the misfortune to fall association, community Smith, View * on Saturday, injuring his hand. tive in phone Rl2lO. 3nBc. and welfare work, Mr. Perrault FOR SALE — 3 Machinery Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Wolsey He was taken.to hospital where Executive calves, Shorthorn buli and Service was neccessary has served on the c. J. Dawson,Pr. R1212. DO YOU need a farm lighting and family of Calgary and Mr. it to release the Council of the Canadian Cham- plant? Call and and Mrs.Reega Gregson and fa- cordm his handso as tostraigh- Com- 2nBp. see Marie his thumb. He ber, on several Chamber _ Schow at Hansen's General mily were week-end visitors ten out was con- mittees, is former Hon- Fo* SALE » at fined hospital a days. and a 14x20lf5^e,| 2nlc the home of their mother, Mrs. to * for" few orary-Treasurer of La Chambre double floor, good shape. Could Alvena Wolsey. *■ du District de be used for dwelling. HAVE * » * de Commerce SeeErsal PASTURE for~about~7s Propane Sales and Service Captain D. L. Hamilton and Montreal. He takes over from _f_ 3nlsp. cattle for at least two months Winspear Ed- nil^ (spring creek). Doia and Newana Woolf, An- Captain Jardine of Lethbridge, Dr. Francis G. of HI water and See for Canadian Gulf Oils Ltd. nie Harwood, Wilma attached to monton, former President of GH SCHOOL GIRL wantsI Melvin Pilling, Mt. View or ph. Hansen and Western Command of Com- work after school R2103. — Wilma Williams, motored to Ed- of the Canadian Army were The Canadian Chamber tmdays.— and on Sa-I 2nBp E. S. LEHR E. E. PUTS monton with Clare Holt last Cardston visitors Tuesday after- merce. Doris Low. p Thursday Mr^ FOR SALE— Stuccoed, insulated to see the Royal visit- noon.Recruiting m this area Is FOR plastered ors. expected stepped up. and 4-room home to be ,-i modern,RENTZ^^f^to^tJhalf block off Main'. with two entrances, pantry, Street. See J. L. Stanford or cement walks, coal house and Phone 292. __p garage. Terms. Apply ' News : FOR 1 Office. 2nlp Quick Canadian Quiz [j SALE-Well matched mi- broken work teams. Belgian "*""*- and Percheron, i .' -* M all sizes and -^ 1. How do we set the number colors. C. E. Brown, Owendale.IHigher Auto . of representatives in the House _Phone RBO7, Cardston. 2nBp! of Commons from eachprovince? ONE LARGE Insurance PtjC^Y- '"■^■'AW 2. What Canadian river is na- 2-room cabin for rent. Insulated, furnished and The Canadian motorist will vigable without obstruction to newly decorated. $25.00 large river boats for more than per havehis 1952 cost-of-livingpush- ' month. Holland's Cabins. ed up by an up- ■ *~# 1,200 miles? all-Canadian """" ' *^a * .^,JT^ 2nBc adjustment «a. -vf j\\- 3. The CBC deficit for this year ward m auto insur- v,„ II v^mw% --^4 — ance premiums, J^ *?^ is estimated at how much? LPST One two-year-old bally statistics indi- steer, cate. Increases will probably be- 4.. Bytown was the former, flH| bob-tailed. Brand- announced before name of what city? ed 0n left libs- Reward. the end of EVSI See 1951, warns The Financial Post. 5. The nation's gross public EUI Ted Hinman. responsible- 2nBp. The factors for this debt amounts to'how much. _ affect the public liability and property ANSWERS: 5. $17 billion. 3. FOR SALE or Trade for cattle or damage rates most. $1,272,000. I.Quebechas 73 seat-, sheep— l9so half-ton Chev., m They are: , the other provinces set their excellent condition; 1938 one- Increased repair costs.due to number in relation of their pop- ton Bord, fhot class condition increased prices for parts, labor ulation to that of 4.'Ot- and-cheap; Woods Bros. Deep and the complex design of the tawa. 2. The Mackenzie. Freeze, a bargain.— Ted Hin- modern car. gn man. 2nBp. Tendency of courts to award * higher indemnities for property Morning Glory FIELD FOR SALE— of damage and personal ihury. Campana l4s~acres A hazy dawn will ever'be Barley, y2 swathed,I Increased accident frequency A joy as Sol comes peeping thru 30 acres of registered Thatcher, m various areas. wheat, 57 hay-pas-1 Teen-age drivers. acres of : But any dawn's a treat for me— ture; straw stack, with or Provided Iam sleeping through without over 50 tons of hay it. stacked' 3o days before rains; water, Leak Proof Boiler —Richard Wheeler. shelter, cross-fenced; free.use of house and fuel. Hot-water storage tank'Vleaks What offeis?. Orvin Russell, brought about by rust and)cor- R520, Hillspring. tfnlc. rosion are licked, claims the The new 1951 manufacturer of a new 33-gal- set of Cameron lon stone-line boiler, reports Cartoons "Weep for the Cowboy The Financial Post. at the"Calgary rStampede" ana now It will de- on liver 28 to 60 gallons of hot'Wa- sa'e at the Cardston News Of-j ter an hour. The one-halfI YOUR .!<*'.. Also a limited number of the: inch OP 1950 and 1949 stone lining also minimizes col- versions are still lections of stone and lime- de- PERSONAL PENSION available. I posits. PLAN - PROVIDED THROUGH : yi. 1./.:■ ; :■:? ;::: / :.^&m The Alberta Government r Give y°ur ,eft a e "~"~-"-~~,A t faot rest! S*°P P dal to push ... no gears to Retirement Annuities Act ./ hi at your neighborhood Pontiac change.POWERGLIDE takescare J^ / of HERE AREMORE QUESTIONS j/ jr^^^^. / dealer's and ask for a Discovery all that! And, m addition to the Drive a Pontiac AND ANSWERS ON < S : ff y f m with POWER- blissful comfort of POWERGLIDE, Is|gjv yA I J . GLIDE. At thetouch ofyour toe on you'll beimpressedby the elegant ffi / I the gas, POWERGLIDE floats you styling andlovely interior appoint- ALBERTA / A away from a standing start to ments which make Pontiac the GOVERNMENT "^^^ST /My / t highway speed. There's no clutch Most Beautiful Thing on Wheels. ANNUITIES QUESTION: Are annuities paid monthly? # ANSWER: Yes, the depositor at date of his retirement,may select that his annuity be paid month- ly, quarterly,'? semi-annually, or annually. Annuity payments, how- ever, must be at feast $10.00, It's nice-to know (foucansta/onifourown'afer 65!... otherwise the Provincial Treasurer »* ;WITH THE HELP may pay the sum at the credit of OF A CANADIANGOVERNMENT ANNUITY the depositor sum,or m a lump m When retirement, agerolls around, aman wants to sit back and relax without a instalments. worrymthe world and no need— to be a dependent.— A Canadian Government Annuitycanhelp. It's the best and easiest buy for future security anywhere. QUESTION: May a depositor's There's account or his annuity payment no medical examination. Payments are low and, should you miss one, be garnisheed? your contract won't lapse. Your money Is guaranteed by the Government of seized or 'Canada and YOUCAN'T OUTLIVE YOURINCOMEI ANSWER: No. Neither the de- ... positor's account prior to retire- yourCanadian' GovernmentAnnuity"today! ment nor jfhis annuity payments FIND'OUT HOW LITTII IT Will COST YOU after retirement may be seized, MONTHLY PREMIUM FOR AN ANNUITY " garnisheed, assigned or trans- A OF *tOO MONTH START.NOAT- ANNUIT|SS „ ferred. r AGE 65 AOE 60 BRANC AOE MEN WOMEN MEN WOMEN - QUESTION: Does the Govern- .#„~k DEPARTMENT OP $15,00 S ft -- ment guarantee the Fund? 21_ VL2LB4^ 18.48 $ 21.12 ,j -„_ ANSWER: I?5 IS-24 17.64 22.08 25.20 ' ABOUR Yes. The fund and the 18.96 22.08 28.08 "eWBIK?; payment of all annuities Interest 30" 32.16 "^^^W and other monies from the Fund _35 24.12 28.08 36,60 4fBB m~5>T - ..^ 40 31.44 36.60 49.68 56,88 ■ are guaranteed by theProvince * * CANADA v^Bsm. Alberta. of _ 451 2M> 968 71.76 82,08" '!»0k Dollar for dollar and feature 50 61.56 71.64 116.40 133.20 '^B^^. ~\W\% *MaW^ For Full Information fIJL^ ~^"W I The Director, Canadian Government Annuities, ■■'-.'"-^t^. I See your for feature youcan't beat aJL . Departmentof Labour, Ottawa. (Postage Free). I WMMW'm/MtM'WmS j Please send me information showing how a Canadian Government Annuity can I 'bringme security at low cost. IJ AGENERAL MOTORS VALUE P-16518 Provincial ' I My nameis ' ' "—"""—" ! Treasury .. "--■-"- | Branch I -(Mr./Mrs./Miss) _ or write Deputy Provincial i Ilive at .'. ; Pet,r»n nd Treasurer. B McNaugbton Edmonton « „....__..„.„._ „„..„...Telephone ; __ j Phone3l A ' CdldStOU AtttO Date of Birth to Sei^iCC j I *.. .y,... Annuity start at age j #4 1 Iunderstand that the information Ig/ve will behald confidential. ! THURSDAY, , NOVEMBER 1 1 951 THE CARDSTON NEWS 5

Mrs. Ken Wood and family were Sunday visitors at Glen- Leavitt wood. SPENCER'S The M.I.A. presented the pro- Mrs. Eda Leavitt entertained, gram at church services last at her home lastWednesday ev- District aunday. The following program ening for her M.I.A. Maids class News and their parents, lesson was presented: talk by Harry a was Woodruff; talk on the Improve- given and games played. Re- Olsen; ireshments were served. Those DISCOUNT are braye enough enter ment Era by Kieth talk present 10% to the by were: Mr. and Mrs. Reed Hartley farmyards m full daylight and on the M.I.A. theme Bob Har- Olsen and Nedra, Mr. some ker; musical numbers by girls' and Mrs. The MIA sponsored a very losses have been reported. choir, by Irvin Olsen and Zola; Mr. and Electric light poles and talk on the theme Floyd STORE WIDE successful costume ball Friday and wires Jas. Parton. Mrs. Olsen and Lorraine; CASH SALE night. A good have reached as far as the Cus- Mrs. Emily Leavitt and Erva; crowd was m at- toms buildings Fireside for the Gleaners and tendance with guests from Card- on the U.S. side M Men was held Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. cleon Wright and ston, Hillspring of the border. It is not known Wanda, and Barbara Williams. and Glenwood. yet as to when at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al- Prizes for best costumes went to electricity will be vln Nelson. Elder Harry Wood- Bishop and Mrs. Lervae Ca- Parley available for use as a sub-sta- hoon and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr.and Mrs. Leavitt,Vir- tion ruff wasguest speaker. We MUST make room for KMAS Goods. ginia Smith, Miss VibertaWood- at Santa Rita will be con- Mr. Junior Olsen and family Pilling visited m Edmonton over ruff, Gloria Geering andMr. Ot- st:ucted first. the weekend with friends and Nearly of were visitors at privilege to Kutch, with "booby" prizes a foot of snow brought Glenwood this week. also had the' of witnes- Just a few of the Items include: going to Archie Leavitt and Le- an end to harvesting operations sing the visit of the Royal Cou- land Oviatt. The local orchestra which had reached full scale ple. They stood m line with only "Marquette" furnished the music. proportions m the brief spell of thousands of others, whichstret- 1 famous Frig.— 9 cv. ft. , Carpenter Tools good This was the orchestra's first weather. ched the distance of twenty miles while the Royal Couple 3 "Clare Jewel" appearance and comprises Miss speakers drove Stoves Air Tight Heaters Fullmer, Gary Hunsperger, The at church serv- past. Iris Sunday were Elders Rich- Lowell and Ardell Hartley. ices A party was held at the Wil- 1 only Electric Sewing Machine Hunting Knives Taylorville ard, Wayne and Floyd Smith. liam Broadbenthome The Relief Society held a full- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eakett of Friday ev- day work meeting Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Elmo ening with Miss Thora Broad- Inlaid Linoleum Axe* and Hatchets Wolsey vis- Glenwood were Sunday visitors bent hostess, sixth, when two crib quilts and other ited with Mr.and Mrs.E. P. Wol- Hillspring. as for the — handwork was done for, the ba- sey of Cardston Sunday. m seventh and eighth grades at Congoleum Rugs all sizes Rope— all zaar, Mr. John Austin of Magrath school. sizes to be held late in'Novem- Mrs. Alice Lowry spent last m Hillspring Monday. He — ber. week at the home was Saturday evening Ruth Lea- Rugs all kinds and sizes — of Mrs. Ruth purchased two carloads of calves vitt, Wanda Wright, Marjorie Chain all sizes Mr. Leland Oviatt was a busi- Bennett. which he will feed during the ness visitor to Lethbridge Tues- Mr. and Mrs. Byron Wolsey and Nedra Olsen entertained at Dinner Sets Tubs and day. winter. the Reed Olsen home for the Boilers celebrated their wedding anni- Mr. Henry Folsom has return- following: Yvonne Haslam, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lea- versary at their home on Octo- Gar- Ironing vitt and family motored to Cal- ber 21. Mr. ed from a visit to his home m da Pilling, Connie Williams, Mo- Boards and Pads Wrenches and Pliers and Mrs. Buster Green Acres, Wash. He will ship na Perrett, Wayne Prince, gary Sunday to visit with the Wright were their guests a Grant parents. and his lambs and prepare for win-| Peterson, Harry Beazer, Theron, Enamel Ware Luggage and Trunks latter's lovely chicken dinner was serv- goes again. On Friday Mr. and Mrs. Elmer ed. ter before he south Theral and Leo Wright, Moyle the Mr. and Mrs. Horace Payne Pilling and Thomas Wilson. Aluminum Ware Olsen of Aetna visited at Mr. and Mrs. Berezay Wallpaper home of Mrs. Olsen's parents, Glen were visitors m Cardston on Oc- Mrs. Emma Broadbent is m and Mr. LaMar Lowry were tober 27th. Calgary receiving medical treat- Mr. and Mrs. Hans Jensen. Lethbridge visitors Friday. Mr.and Mrs. G. S. Hartley and Mrs. George Tolman has gone ments. This Sale Includes Off Anything m the Store. Smith were Elder Elmer Olsen of the Fifth Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Archi- 10% Mr. and Mrs. Chase of Elders, spoke to Idaho to attend the funeral Lethbridge Saturday. Quorum at the George Cheney. bald returned home from Roch- visitors church services Sunday. of her brother, Speakers at Church Sunday Wynder a esterMonday. and A singing practice was held at Bishop Max made Mr. Verlin Olsen is visiting were Elders Brian Smith the church house Sunday even-iibusiness trip to Lethbridge on Magrath Merrill of Hillspring. ing. Monday. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oviatthome Those present were: Mr.i'j Reed Olsen for a couple of Guests at the L. L. and Mrs.Glen Lowry, Merlin' Mr. Kenley 3 BigDays, Nov.Ist, 2nd& 3rd on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Herman weeks. Steed and daughters Marie, Bet-! Jr. and iamily are moving into Wright telephone Wilfred Orr and Fontella, Mr. ty ! Cleon had a — — Richards andLes- and Terry; Mr. and Mrs. Kay the Folsom home and Pres. Glen installed m his home last week. THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY and Mrs. Dick Elkjar, Bishop and Mrs. Reega Fisher will live m the residence ter Oviatt. They met tocelebrate Gregson; Hillspring birthday of Mr. Bill Campbell, Mis- at the rear of the the anniversaries ses Barbara and Joan Bateman Supply Store. Come m and look around Mrs Orr and Leland Oviatt. Mr and Mrs. Melvin Leavitt and Mr. Jim Bateman. A cattle sale was held at the Beazer Lethbridge Stake The following attended the Park Bend yards Thursday DEAN PHOEBE HERALD attended the Meeting . In Sunday services Leland m Lethbridge on Union of the Relief So- Some of the choice animals went Conference Neva, ciety on Saturday afternoon at purchased Prince, Glen Cameron and Mrs. Sunday. Their daughter, of east while others were Ryan gave reports choir, fur- Cardston: MesdamesArlene Low- by local men for foundation Alan of the Calgary sang m the ry, DeLaine Lowry, Williene October conference. nishing the music for the con- herds. The sale was most out- A Hallowe'en social held Gregson, Alta Reeder, Fawn , was ference. standing as far as quality of an- teacher, orchestra for Campbell and Hazel Steed. jjimals was concerned. The Relief at the school with the The local played Mrs. Bob Reeder spent a few Miss Gwen Broadead, m charge. an old-time dance, heldm Bur- |Society served a hot dinner at nicely evening. days of last week at her homem , The school was decorated mis on Saturday the sale. ghosts, spent the past week Cardston. | with witches and and Dean Orr Lowry staying The Home & School Associa- games and treats were enjoyed his parents, Mr. Mrs. Dale is in' meeting at the home of Cardston with her daughter,l tion held their at the by the children. and Mrs. Wilford Orr. Linda, High School Thursday evening. Grant Peterson, Harry Matkin who has just been re- large Beazer Mr. and Mrs. Grant hospital There was a attendance and Wayne Prince went on a family and Mrs. Sina Ack- leased from but is still and interesting discussion, and and under the care of the doctor, ii an trip to Great Falls with Mr. and royd at the Grant iMr. Lorenzo Davies led the pro- visited Sunday. Mrs. Dennis Archibald. Max ACkioyd homes igram with a talk regarding the representationoi possibili- Mr. and Mrs. Keith Prince are A very good building program and 1 living m Raymond this winter. omen Relief Society officers attended ties of a school nurse. The fin- Glenwood Leon Purnell g*y|||p the union meeting m Cardston ancial report on the pictureshow Mr. and Mrs. Saturday. Lybbert family by were visitors at the home of Mr. on Mr. Dan and operations was given the recently. were visitors at Stirling Monday. Principal, Mr. Thomas Davis. An and Mrs. Leon Wright They left their three children open discussion on homework Mr. and Mrs. Pavley Broad- !^3) there for a visit. then took place after which a head are staying with their Jefferson Mrs. Nellie Bliss, Mrs. Florence lunch was served. The girls' daughter Gwen at the teacher- marines... Sherman Davis and their two friends of chorus rendered two numbers. age for a few weeks. like Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Spokane visitors this week were Lethbridge visitors Mon- were day. at the Albert Beavis home. nol Deloy Wight Mrs. Maxine Nay was a cai- Mr. and Mrs. COMPLETE LINE OF last week. moved to Olds this week where sarv visitor Wight employed There are hundieds of geese Mr. is m an el- m the district this year.Norman evator. Pajamas sneen,Lester Lehr and Billy Mr. Harry Woodruff returned Nightgowns and lucky enough to home after serving a mission for Lawson were the Western Canadian Mission. bag each. .. one played the A farewell missionary party LINE OF cardston A team Friday GOOD jelterson B team last Friday. was held at the church fairly even until evening for Mr. and Mrs. James KIDDIES, MISSES and LADIES The score was Jefferson Parton who are leaving to serve half time and then The, party outplayed them m every way. amission m Australia. Nighties Jeifersqn Relief .Society was taken up with games; dan- Flannelette Tne Mrs. EUza- cing and the following program: met at the home of Leavitt, paper by Nel,on todress dolls for the Solo by Alice and Pajamas !beth practise for the Re Eldon Quinton; solo by Priscilla bazaar and Law, and Phyllis Greene; talks lief Society Conference. Johansen slidoff the by the guests of honor and clo- Mr John Brown sing remarks by Bishop Greene. hill west of the Harold very last week.The road is Mr. and Mrs. George Hacking ?arm could have been a of Cardston were weekend visit- Millinery See" and it the Model bad accident but he had ors at Glenwood. good fortune to stay right side Mr. and Mrs. James Brown Box 126 CARDSTON Phone 135 visit- UP staying and family were weekend Mrs. Alice is ors at Cut Bank, Mont. < with her daughter,PersonMrs. Grace West, at DelBonita. n seems Ike \fchere theies a a way. Ed. Dieher wi Ss to get some of was deteimined t his crop so last week when was frozen hard he took his OILHEATING- combine out. His grain wasstan- V/kSmiW ding so he just went over the snow and combinedit. is thereason their house is so dean Del Bonita and comfortable! j __^^ Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Birch of i^Sgij^ St Anthony,Idaho, were recent Have a cleaner, more comfortable yyf ] here. > f^^^A^^^^^^^^^k visitors at the Collet home And have time to spare for ' a sister to Mrs. home. jg^3s& '^^^^^M / RCAF aircraft '# Mrs. Birch Is those extra things you want to do. W^ll, / Collet. L . and Henry sustained. a Heat andcook with oil banish fPp ' Mrs. J. S. tending fires, and your care! severe cut on her arm whenshe time wasted extra ■****% Wm' need slipped ice the cleaning caused by ashes and dirt. _^£&& '^^^^ on near s some Heating OU .^^^^ bacK door of her home. She was Use economicalEsso MgFlJm J/Ty^^t Magrath hospital MM^ V^wW^m men are good with their hands. They taken to the ' Some especially — nine stitches were re- burners, hot *y like to work with machines or " _ where automatic oil water W&^'^-Sy/^i^gf^ engines, machinery. " — nr^Ac -ll i IIIJ quired to close the wound. stoves, trough heaters JWK-** ' «..,.». m a j .v. wr a v m/n witnwirh 'ne RCAr will tram you/ as a sKi//ea heaters, stock Such menarc needednow m the R.C.A.r. men J. S. Henry, R. Swallow, Ro- $£ *.-^ g£?A''\ U^iW^"''t^ the skill and "know-how" to keepmodern Jet aircraft AERO-ENGINE, ARMAMENT, bert Hately and E. B. Dalton - attending the de.Jer /yf l s mperfect flying shape. were among those ($ See your oil burner equipment "■V tyfMt't **"\ \ ) If— you are mechanically-minded,—you can serve Canada AIRFRAME, INSTRUMENT, Lethbridge Board of Trade meet- m defence against aggression as a skilled Aircraft qr RADIO TECHNICIAN. ing m connection withroad con- Technician. The R.C.A.F. will give you the necessary ditions from Magrath to Cut Agentfor your suppiy of dependable, N^s£%;W^l\ j\. y\ — a S / tradestraining atgood rates with Bank, Mont. There is distinct economical Esso Heating Oil. ~^^ % ofpay opportunities becoming /— \ '*"# \ 11/ / AV^'^ xZ* for advancement the modern field ofaviation. possibility of this road m improved the next You muu be between 17 and 40, and haveGrade 8 see the career counseuor— at your nearest greatly m education or better. *°* f »fC«uiriN Reguiar fc^Q Q£ " (Two y*7*7j Legion. brous feeds. \* t /-V 1 I? O O4- 10ONLY Days) Dr. Whiting warns against (JtlJy=r OC days — Friday Saturday feeding moldy or heated grain or I 2 days n. oat. two & Cooper, hay to ivestock. Most molds that William grow m hay that has been put Mayor of Cardston m the stack before beingproper- ly dried, or grain that has been Budget Plaf). Pay by rained on m the swath or I Use Our Convenient the Month.- threshed before dry, are not harmful. Some are,however, and - it is impossible to know by its -| - - Additional Want Ads. appearance whether or not mol- dy feed is harmful. LadiesNylonHose Prairie NEW 1952 Westinghouse Radio- Moldy feeds should not be fed \ WnmMVWnnl**W«l^« &SWU Phonograph, 3-speed intermix unless feed is m very short sup- j Discontinued and Broken . WI ply, says Dr. Whiting. If slightly, \ **jf. changer, full size cabinet. Only Ranges to HigCl $229.50 Electric, c molded feed has to be fed it Priced Clear 111^ at LeOwen should be given to the stock m \ FOR SALE— 3O head feeder pigs. t.uch a way that they can take 5De Contact RllO9. 2nBc out the good hay and leave the | Cardigan Sweaters badly molded parts. Moldy hay %, Wool LOST— Black and Puppy clear, V 59 Brown J should never be put through a To perpair... female, 5 months old. Reward.j ONE OUNCEBALLS Full-Knit for extra wearand warmth Return to Dr. Yoachim. p iced chopper, since stock are not Two Pair $3.00 then able to sort it out. Stock — season _ Many Colors Sizes 36 and 42 Grey, Green and Blue THE big game is open. fed moldy or heated feed should 51 q We have some rifles and some be watched I - ammunition prices; one 7 closely. If they start Reg. $1175. Pair Reg. 39c ball. " $895 at old — feed, V***9 22(t Reff rebuilt .303 at $45.00. Mar- Ladies Bowling to go off the feeding ofI $2.50 Clear "»«»%" To Clear Friday and Saturday £5Y-J****40 shall Wells Stores. c moldy hay or grain should beI Two Pair — discontinued. i — - - FOR SALE Three Milk Cows; League also some Feeder Pigs. See -- Grant Duce, Cardston. p TUESDAY NIGHT WHAT IS SACA-PELO? Saca- E. Beck 602 590 474 Pe'.o is the most remarkable scien- Use Our Christmas Lay Away Plan. A Deposit will Hold Your Choice till Christmas. WANTED— Used baby walker. See E. McKenzie 563 635 664 tific discovery of the age, which Dale Tagg, ph. 176. 2nBc. E. Rollins—— 201 will permanently kill the roots of J. Barnes 210 all superlluoushair. 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