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Page 2 TH€ HANNA HERALD and EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1956 Fire Prevention Est Dec. 24, 1912 by H. G. McCrea Member of the C.W.N.A. In Rural Areas G. E. Mortimore THE HANNA HERALD CWNTRy EPITOR* .statement by H. H. Hannam N And East Central Alberta News } All Aboard President The Canadian Published by THE HANNA HERALD By Federation of Agriculture Jim Greenblot — Swift Current G. R. McCrea. Editor. J. S. McCrea, Bus. Mgr. An angry female voice on the furnished house for a year while "Don't Give Fire A Place Tc telephone said that one of thc the owners traveled to Britain. Start" is good advice that, mon A strictly Independent weekly newspaper published every Thursday In the Herald Building. Main Street, Hanna. if Canadiana: When the index cents in stamps; said he had stop than to most home owners, should Authorized as Second Class Mall by the Post Office Department, Ottawa newspapers had a picture of a girl The day they moved in, a foul od of textile industry wages is ad ped for gas, got a bottle of soft rider on the 'wrong side' of her or surged at them. give farmers food for a great dea' justed to the Canadian index of drink and forgot to pay for it. horse. *"*& NeJct day it was stronger. The of serious thought. The large num CIRC. 2225 retail prices it shows that this it Neepawa (Man). Press: "So drains? A body in the wall? My ber of potential fire hazards ar THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1956 country's textile workers now en "You mean she was inside the ound the farm home and building: engrossed are we in our plans for horse, looking out?" I asked. friends traced the smell to the .kit joy Si. X THE HANNA HERALD ond EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS—THURSDAY,.OCTOBER II. 1956 .!______MOVIE FILM AT Wed In First United Church SITTERS SHOULD BE FIRE CONSCIOUS; Pioneer Couple To ALIAHCR TABERNACLE "NO TIME TO SLEEP ON JOB" Mork Anniversary A moving film will be Asms at Social and Ptersona / - Be absolutely certain your baby Where you are going, and how you Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Flett, pion the Alliance Tabernacle, Hanna, sitter is trained and capable of may be reached hi an emergency. eer couple of the Hand Hills dist* this coming Friday night at 8 p.m. Miss Bertha Carswell of Calgary Mr. and Mrs. O. Kennedy and protecting your children in the Even if you are going to the thea rict will celebrate their fifteenth The film entitled "BARRIERS spent the week end in Hanna vis family spent the Thanksgiving face of an emergency. That's the tre, the box office there will reach wedding anniversary on October BROKEN" pictures missionary life iting with friends and relatives. week end in Calgary. warning of the Association of Can yoa 17. To mark the occasion Mr. and Mrs. Flett will hold "open house" in the Phillipine Islands. Tte 48 0 * * * • • • adian Fire Marshals and the Can- Last winter, more than fifty minute film is in -tound and color. adian Association of Fire Chiefs. from two to four p.m. at tfee home Mr. Ossie Hill of Innisfail and Magistrate and Mrs. H. Hard Canadian children died in home of -their son-in-law and daughter Sponsors predict that to see this brother Stanley Hill of Calgary, castle were visitors to Calgary ov And it goes without saying that fires, when their parents were out. film you will receive the informa spent the week end visiting they warn parents not to leave Mf .and Mrs. Dick Cosgrave at er the week end. In some cases, baby sitters died Rosebud. tion of a document, the thrills of friends in Hanna. • • * young children alone. Scores of too. In one case, parents had left an* adventure, tbe beauty of a • * •# youngsters die each year in Can four children in the care of a 15- Mr. and Mrs. George Becklund painting, the inspiration of suc Cpl. R. Simmonds has returned ada because parents "just went Mr. and Mrs. George MacLach to his duties as RCMP officer here year-old who was mentally defect have had as their guests this week cess, and the challenge of millions lan and son Bobby of Innisfail, next door for a minute," or "we ive. In several others parents were Mr. and Mrs. George Stifter of following a special course of train knew they'd be all right; we've who have never heard the Gospel. spent Thanksgiving at the home ing at Brandon, Manitoba. charged and convicted of criminal Spokane, Wash., U.S.A. Mr. Stifter left them for a couple of hours be negligence when it was proved There is no admission but an of of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. McGowan in • * « is employed by the United States Hanna. fore." they had spent hours in beverage government as radar technician, fering will be taken. The public is Mr. and. Mrs. Mack Loree and cordially invited to see this film. . e e A few minutes chat with tbe ba rooms, leaving tbe children to and was returning from Fair children of Taber were week end fend for themselves. banks, Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. "Bud" Stewart of guests at the home of the latter's by sitter may save her- life and Calgary were week end guests at But most bereaved parents sor parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Morrison. that of your children. The fire ex ed the toast to the bride and Mr. the home of tbe former's parents perts know this may be difficult; rowfully reported "we just left FOR THE BRIDE Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart. aew the house for a minute ..." Ronald Stephens proposed a toast that parents may be rushed and to the bride's mother. \ • • • Mr. D. L Cuthbert accompanied "haven't time to stop right now." by his mother were brief callers Leaving on a wedding trip to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Thompson But the lives of your children are Banff, the bride changed to a hun in Hanna last Saturday enroute to more important than a slight de- Clark-Stephens of Spirit River spent the week end their homes in Calgary after a ter green wool dress with winter Hai*u^Wfa*y,guests of Mr. and ,in your arrival at the party, VV^ddingt in Hanna white'accessories with corsage of bjief visit to the "Veterkn district. aby sitters should be thorough- 'k$L Isbigfer. yellow rose buds. Mr. and Mrs. ',*_v [ 1%ie%ltffr of At'; Shi',; The altar of All Saints Anglican 4_ljr*fire conscious. Be sure they Stephens will reside in Edmonton. Dr. and .Mrs. Robin Stubbs of have the telephone numbers of Church was banked with gladioli Miss Yvonne Embree of Calgary for the 1 o'clock wedding on Fri Out-of-town guests included: Grande Prairie spent the holiday the fire and police departments. Mrs. H. Olson, and Flicka, Wain was a week end guest at the home week end at the home of the for Be sure, too, that the sitter knows day, Sept. 7, uniting in marriage Wedding Announcements of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy mer's mother Mrs. Nance Stubbs. Barbara Jean Clark, daughter of wright, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Steph tbe location of front and back ex ens, Edmonton, Mrs. E. Benson, And Invitations Embree. • • * its, stairs and porches and the Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Clark of Rich- • * • dale and Mr. George Wesley Ste Mr. and Mrs. Ron Gilchrist, Mrs. THE HERALD Mrs. A. Hanson and Miss A. most direct route from the child J. Baisley, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Mur Mrs. Nance Stubbs returned to ren's rooms to the outside. If phens, son of Mr. George Steph Phone 52 Hanna last week following a two Campbell were hostesses at' a rec phy and Mr. T. Bell, all of Calgary. ent luncheon in honor of Miss you're in a one-storey bungalow, ens and the iate Mrs. Stephens of week vacation in Great Falls, Mon explain to the sitter that in an em Hanna. Rev. Murray Starr was the tana. Sbe was accompanied south Jean Clark to which the members of All Saints Anglican Guild were ergency it's quite all right for her officiating clergyman. by her son, Mr. and Mrs. Ossie to break windows, using chairs or Stubbs of Lethbridge. invited to attend. Miss Clark was Given in marriage by her father presented with an end table by other objects, to get the children the bride was charming in a floor • * • Rev. Starr on behalf of the Guild out. Mrs. K. Laing, Mrs. P. Pennock, length gown of white nylon lace Mrs. T. Patton, Mrs. A. Hanson, membership. If the sitter seems sleepy when over blue satin. Her matching and Miss A. Campbell were recent • » * she arrives, it's better to send her vfcll fell from a sequinned halo hostesses at a delightfully arrang ENGAGEMENT home and get someone else, or to headdress and she carried a bou ed miscellaneous shower at the stay home yourself. A sitter who quet of red roses. PICTURED ABOVE are Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Russell Mayberry, is fast asleep when fire breaks out Miss Verle Clark was ber sis home of Mrs. J. Patton, in honor Mr. and Mrs. George Sneath of who were recently married in First United Church, Hanna. The of Miss Jean Clark, a September Spondin wish to announce the en is worthless. ter's bridesmaid wearing a baller bride. A delightful lunch was ser gagement of tbeir only daughter bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Courts of Han If your home is heated by oil, ina length gown of pale blue ny ved to 50 guests after which the Edith Hilda, to Mr. Lawrence An na and the groom's parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mayberry coal or wood stoves, make sure the lon lace and she carried a bou honored guest graciously thanked derson of Fleet, Alta. The wed reside at Hilda, Alta. Mr. and Mrs. Mayberry have taken up fires are made up before you quet of white and blue carnations. everyone for well wishes extended ding will take place on October 20 residence on the groom's farm two miles north of Hanna. leave. Don't leave it to the baby The wedding music was played by to ber and the beautiful gifts re at 2:30 p.m. in the Trinity United sitter unless she is an adult. Mrs. E. Benson of Calgary and ceived. Church, Coronation, Alta. She should know that at the during the service "Hie Lord's first whiff of gas or smoke, she Prayer," was rendered by Mrs. MISS DEAN ELIZABETH COURTS shouldn't waste time investigating. Marion Smith. The groom's bro Tbe best and safest thing she can ther, Mr. Ronald Stephens of Ed WEDS GERALD RUSSELL MAYBERRY do is get the children out of the monton was best man and Mr. First United Church was attrac their places. The wedding cere house first of all. Tell her not to Jack Campbell and Mr. Arnold SUPER PLENAMINS ANNOUNCEMENT... tively decorated with white and mony was recorded by the bride's waste time dressing them but to Grover were the ushers. pink streamers, white bells and former teacher, Mr. J. C. Charyk wrap them up in a blanket or coat Following the ceremony a re CARDINAL COACH LINES LIMITED ere pleased carnations for the mid afternoon and moving pictures were taken and get them out at once. ception was held in the Parish 2 WEEK SUPER PLENAMINS to announce that through the co-operation of Western wedding ceremony on Saturday, by the groom's aunt, Mrs. Dave If she cannot reach your tele Hall which was decorated with TRIAL SIZE CONTAIN 9 VITAMINS September 22, uniting in marriage Moench of Bow Island. A recep phone safely and easily then tell gladioli and pink and white strea Canadian Greyhound Lines Limited new improved con Dean Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. tion followed in the church base her to call the fire department by mers. The bride's table was cen FREE WITN INCLUDING VITAMIN B nections between Hanno and Edmonton have been in and Mrs. Norman Courts of Han ment where the tables were dec pulling a fire alarm box, the loca tered by a three tiered wedding 10 WEEK ...PLUSliver, PLUS 12 augurated eHective October 1st, 1956. tion of which has been explained na and Mr. Gerald Russell May orated with a profusion of garden cake. For the occasion the bride's SUPPLY. important minerals including berry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles flowers. The bride's table was cov to her, or by using the telephone mother wore a grey suit with utt This servite is routed over the short route through Mayberry of Hilda, Alta. Rev. W. ered by an exquisitely crocheted in a neighboring house. I cream accessories and corsage, of calcium, phosphorus, iron and Stettler and Lacombe and connections are now made L. Gourley officiated at the double cloth of her own design and cen Be sure a baby sitter knows | pink rose buds. Rev. Starr propos iodine. ONE TABLET gives in both directions. ring ceremony. Given in marriage tered with a three tiered wedding 4 WEEK yoa more than 2 capsules by her father, the bride was love-1 cake. GOING TRIP: ly in a gown of white tulle featur-l For the occasion the bride's mo- HOME AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATION TRIAL SIZE provided before, the result of Lv. Hanna 8:05 a.m. Weekdays ing lace panels in princess style I ther wore a navy blue dress with SPONSORS SUCCESSFUL TEA AND SAL£ FREE WITH Rexall's exclusive new process over blue brocaded taffeta design white accessories and white gard Ar. Edmonton 3:20 p.m. Weekdays 20 WEEK that maintains the potency ed and made by tlte bride. She enia corsage while the -groom's business. A few-items failed tot Tea held hy the .Youngstown] SUPPLY. (There is no connection northbound on Sunday) carried a bouquet of red roses mother wore a dress of pink with suit the public but the greater 1 Home and School Association on of these food elements even when •••ttfCIIHH •IWii' topped on a white bible, a gift of white accessories and blue garden past of the inerchandise found • j Saturday, fflufCjgp, In thn: library j lJ i hor parents. ia corsage. The WMS of First'Un m^ ^^-**'* MCT?**T£drt»ntan' aKW p.m. DaUy ready sale. was a big success, nm proceeds Miss Barbara Nielson of Sundre, ited Church acted aa serviteurs. from the event were .-very satisfac Ar. Hanna 9:15 p.m. Daily Alta. niece of the bride and Miss The toast to the bride to which The tea fumtmtes were kept FRENCH'S REXALL busy from three to six o'clock ser tory . and the committees were Excellent connections are also made far Red Deer Evelyn Tyler of Hanna were the the groom responded was propos quite pleased. MUGS attendants wearing identical pale ed by Mr. Herman Clark. For tra ving a steady stream of customers. and points wast to Rocky Mountain House. Sandwiches, cakes, cookies, and The sale began at two in the af Your friendly Greyhound Agent at green gowns with yellow tulle ov velling to points including Hilda, ternoon and began with a rush of er taffeta which were, made by Medicine Hat and Bow Island, the delicious tea and coffee formed a THE NATIONAL HOTEL — PHONE 11 the bride. Their bouquets were of bride changed to a sand and blue menu wbich fully satisfied. Many thanks to all who contrib will be pleased to answer your enquiries pink and yellow roses respectively. fleck suit with pink corsage. Mr. The wedding music was played and Mrs. Mayberry will reside On uted sale items, food for the tea, by Mr. Norman Chell and Mrs. the groom's farm, two miles north or in any way assisted in this ev Bernice Bond as soloist sang, "I of Hanna. ent. The Youngstown Home and Love You Truly." Out-of-town guests attending the School appreciates Vour patronage During the ceremony the selec wedding and relatives of the brid and assistance. 7 tion "Happy The Home When God al party included, Mr. and Mrs. The White Elephant Sale and Is Near" was rendered. Mr. Bierwagon, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph p George Maetche of Craigmyle and Hoffman, Mrs. G. Befus, Mr. and and Mrs. Dave 'Moench and boys, Mr. Hap Tomalty of Hanna .acted Mrs. R. Wallace, Mr. and ifrs. R. Bow Island, Mr. and Mrs. George as best men and Mr. Glen Sinclair Iverson of Calgary, Mr. and Mrs. Brodie, Sundre, and Miss Ruth tlinal! of Hanna ushered the guests to J. Buwwey and Reg, Brooks, Mr. Brodie, Acme. •'1 COACH LIMES L *k I M ITE o better bey Different! than •ver ' Add sparkle to any meal or snack with delicious Bran Gems, generously spread with fresh butter! Easy to make? Always ... when you use dependable Fleischmann's Active Dry Yeast for your home baking! Men Who Make Alberta 'Htan^ews THE OFFICE WORKER 1. Scald Work In an additional Vs cup milk 1 Ya cups (about) once- In recent years, probably no one In every industry the men and Stir In siftad all-purpose hem suffered more from a lack of women behind tha desk do the flour Ya cup shortening recognition than has the so-called detail work of administration and . Ya cup granulated sugar 3, Turn out en liflhtly-f loured "white collar" worker. While record keeping so necessary to I'/J teaspoons salt board and knead until smooth tradesmen, salesmen and manage and elastic Place In greased our complex twentieth century \Va cups bran flakes ment frequently share the lime bowl. Brush top with melted better economy. Cool to lukewarm. or margarine. Caver. Let rise in a 4fW^*\&*^ fl*"** < light, the office staff are more than warm place, free from draft, •often, ignored. Yet, what would ___• Meantime, measure into bowl until doubled Ilk bulk, about 1 -A Without theso people the trains hours. 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'"* If •d-ai-fifi-H'-; : Poge4 THE HANNA HERALD and EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1956 'TtUJu. the CLASSIFIED PAGE ^M^ECONOMYRACEJ ROUND-UP DAY tually all other major groups are CARD OF THANKS EFFICIENCY IMPROVING well organized and the farmers SAYS FAIRWEATHER The Farmers' Union of Alberta THE HERALD'S We wish to extend sincere thanks must do likewise or suffer the HERALD CLASSIFIED AD RATES will conduct its annual member consequences." to Dr. Wilkins and th** nursing staff WINNIPEG, Oct. 6 — Technolo ship drive November 12 - 17. Far Minimum charge 75c first insertion, 50c each subse of the Hanna Hospital for the excel gical efficiency on the Canadian No one who makes his living on quent insertion, tn Memoria**n, Church Notices, Cards of lent care taken of our daughter Joan- National Railways increases at the mers should remember the words a farm can afford to disregard BUSINESS DIRECTOR nle. Thank you also to our friends for of Hon. J. J. Bowlen, lieutenant- Thanks, Coming Events $1.00 per insertion. Display adver their many acts of kindness. .. rate of two per cent annually this warning and not join his farm Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bannister. 49p through improvements in signall governor of Alberta, when he organization when the canvassers tising rate card upon request. Copy must reach Herald Of •spoke at the opening of the Far • You'll save yourself dollars fice by 12 noon each Tuesday. ing, terminals, equipment and op call. We wish to thank our friends and erations, S. W. Fairweather, vice- mers' Union building in Edmon TELEPHONE 52 — TO CONTACT 6,000 READERS neighbors for their kindness in help ton. The Federation of Rhodesia and > You'll get prompt service ing" take our (wife and mother) to president, research and develop Nyasaiand now is the world's sec the hospital after her aroident. Also ment for the CNR said here in a Mr. Bowlen said: "The time is for their visits, cards, and gifts while recent interview. past when the man of the soil ond largest supplier of copper Sal By using your telephone to in the hospital. could go it alone, successfully. Vir isbury claims. FOR SALE COMING EVENTS To Dr. Knight and nursing staff of This continuing advance in ef the Consort Hospital, we wish to contact these firms in HOUSE — Six roomed fully modern The Annual Fall Rummage Sale, ficiency nets the CNR an annual thank them very much for their kind saving of $12,000,000 which in re houee on corner lot, tn sood loca sponsored by the Hanna Hospital ness and help. tion, landscaped. Priced te sell. — Women's Auxiliary will he held on Mr. E. Heatherington, ality is a social dividend to the R. B. Smith. 211 - 6 Ave. W. Han Saturday, Oct. 13 In the Legion Hall people of Canada who today en na, Phone ISO. 42p basement commencing at 2 p.m.-5:30. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Heatherington 48-9 and family. joy the cheapest rail transporta 195S FORD HALF TON — Uke new. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hart, tion in the world. He pointed out $5B0. off new price. Jubilee Service Mr. and Mrs Ken Blair and Phyllis that if present fljiy railway opera Station, Hanna. HELP WANTED FEMALE 49p FALL CATTLE §k KARY'S tions had to be carried out with r am thankful we have a wonderful out the technological advances of 1152 CHEV. two and a half ton truck HOUSEKEEPER — In fully modem hospital. It is next to the House of the last 50 years they would cost —wtth grain box like new. $1295. home. Oood wages. Phone 276, Cod. 1 thank the matron, nurses Jubilee Service Station, Hanna. Hanna. •» 49c technician, staff and Dr. Laing for twice as much as they do. the kind services I received. Also the Mr. Fairweather, accompanied UTILITY HORSES—to work and visitors, lovely cards, well wishes and TIRE SERVICE ride combined. Will sell for cash or DAILY PROFITS by his assistant, Dr. O. M. Solandt Ladies, earn big repeat profits, show Klfts T received while a patient in tlie SALES barter. Apply Hanna Herald. Hanna Hospital. arrived in Winnipeg following an —42tf ing quality sweaters dresses, ling Specializes In Tires Oil erie, underwear, hosiery, to friends, Sincerely, extensive study tour of Western "Your Pick of-the Yard at 4-ROOMED HOUSE — with front neighbours. Money hack guarantee. Mrs. H. lA Pieldinff 49p Canada during which they visited Reasonable Prices" Changing — Greasing and and back porches. Carpets through We deliver to customer. Free sales Churchill, Flin Flon, the Moak Vulcanising out. Insulated. Stuccoed. On high kit. Write British Knit, Slmcoe, Lake area, Prince Albert, the Lac Ontario. 49-50c CHURCHES Af The STETTLER AUCTION MART lot 111 - T Ave. W. 44tf La Rdnge area, Edmonton, Kitim Atlas Lumber Co. Phone 110 TH-E SALVATION ARMY at, Vancouver, Saskatoon, Atikok- Hanno FARM FOR SALE — We have an CARD OF THANKS SUNDAY: 1 Block North Curling Rink 800 acre farm for sale. 300 acres 9:45 - Directory. an and the Lakehead. The purpose Selling EVERY TUESDAY Starting at 1 p.m. llnder cultivation. Buildings and We wish to thank Dr. Arprue, the 10:00 - Sunday School. of the tdur Was to assess industrial Bring Your Cattle to the Stettler Auction Mart Where good well on farm. Close to school 11:00 - Holiness Meeting. and gravel road; * power close to nurses and staff of the Hanna Hos and mining developments and how pital, and all the ifhniy friends of 7:30 - Salvation Meeting. the CNR could best serve them. Local Demand Along With Plant ond Eastern Orders buildings. This is an ideal stock WEDNESDAY: farm; ean be bought now for quick Hanna and district for their care and Assure You of Top Prcies. BUILDING? •ale at 120.00 per acre, some terms. kindness during our mother's recent 8:00 - Bible Study & Prayer Meet Industry is developing every See thia place soon; 4 miles from illness. ing. where and he could see no limit 50c Rumsey. — E. O. Parry & Co., Esther B. McCully. Marjorie Far- THURSDAY: to the worth of railways in the WE OFFER: y 2:80 - Home League. ANY PLACE Morrin, AlU. 47-8-9 well and families. 49v Canadian economy. Over the next EVERYBODY WELCOME Excavating Service PIANO — Mason and Rlsch piano in ten years, he said the CNR would At Your Service • ^ IN TOWN! good condition. Phone R91S, Hanna. SALE BY TENDER LUTHERAN CHURCH .SERVICES spend approximately one billion Sand and Gravel 4»-60p Sunday, October 14, 19S6 dollars on improvements of all Rural Sewage Disposal PHONE 244 We Have Prompt and Efficient Cattleliner Service and Notice Is hereby given that sealed Redeemer Lutheran Hanna: kinds. Systems A Specialty tenders win be received by the Spec Sunday School _ — 10 a.m. DAY Or NIGHT? HALF SECTION FARM LANO, —V* Oerman worship service 11 a.m. Fully Insured, Dependable Drivers On Call 24 Hours section long term lease. Located ln ial Areas Board for the holdings of Railways and industry should No need for "hoofing*- tt when Fred A. Perry, Parmer, of Cessford, English worship service . 7:30 p.m work hand unhand in the develop Oarden Plain district one mile from This is our Thanksgiving service, Each Day. you can go by taxi so cheaply! public and high schol, fair buildings Alberta from bona fide residents of ment of the country's natural re the Special Areas. The said holdings A special offering will be received. Use tbe cab when you go visit and power. Lots of water. Apply St. Peter Lutheran, Scapa: sources, Mr. Fairweather main P.O. Box 110, Hanna. 49-B0p consist of: ing .. . when you're in a hurry Patented Lands English Wor-shlp Service __ 1:30 p.m. tained. As far as the CNR is con Lyle Grover & Sons ... on the way to a tsain . . . Sunday School. cerned, he said that the construc RESTAURANT POOL ROOM — pro NW Quarter 16, W Half 21-23-11- Oerman worship service .._ 3:15 p.m. or when you're shopping. perty and fixtures. Apply Chinook W4th containing by admeasurement tion of new rail lines will depend Coming Sales Phone 151 — Honna Coffee Shop. 47-8-9 480 acres, more or less. The Lord's Supper will be served on what industrialists have in Roy's Taxi Service Provincial Lands at both services. 250 HEAD OF HORSES—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12 ROBIN ORAIN LOADER — ti ft. x Grazing Lease No. 80104 issued for Tou are cordially invited to come mind and how the CNR can best Locit.d at Tho Hanns Oarago • ft. Never, been set up. Complete a term of 20 years as and from Janu and worship with us. fit into their plans. DAIRY SALE-rTHURSDAY, OCTOBER 25 S325. Phone R101S, Hanna. 47-8-9P ary 1, 1940,.consisting of: NE Quarter Irvin H. Hohm, B.A.. B.D., Pastor. 16, S Half 16, 13 Half 21, - 23-ll-W4th The number of horses on Can Comprising All Breeds and Ages. All Cows at Milk FULLY MODERN 3 BEDROOM containing by admeasurement 800 CNR APPOINTMENT adian farms continues to show a Fully Guaranteed HOU8E—located on one of the beat acres more or less. R. A. Fisk has been appointed Iota In town. FuU slied basement An offer has been received from a steady decline, last year's reduc ALPHA With rumpus room and bar, aew non-resident of the Special Areas in district engineer for Canadian Na tion being 5.5 per cent. As at June forced air gaa furnace. All Interior the amount of $4000.00, which is the tional RaUways at Edmonton. 1 the bureau of statistics reports BUTTER & EGGS newly decorated,, all doable Insu upset price, terms cash, the highest T. W. Smith has been appointed only 851,500 head on farms, some lated. BuUt In dishwasher. New ce or any tender not necessarily accept superintendent of the Lakehead MILK & CREAM ment walks all around premises, ed. • 50,000 less than on the same date well landscaped corner lot Sth Av Sealed tenders with the words Terminals, CNR. in the previous year. DELIVERY enue Weet. Oarage. Priced for "Tenders for the Perry Holdings" on A quick sale: C. Mohl, Phone 121, the outside of the envelope must be A fism seed bed and somewhat For Better Lights 'The Better Health Foods" •anna *• 4S-7 ln the hands of the undersigned not more than normal moisture are From later than 9 a.m. Monday, October 22, needed when forage plants are Sale Notice HOUSE — 5% room* with all utili 1956. planted to alkaline soils, accord Come to ties. WeU painted Inside and out. A certified cheque for 10% of the Central Alberta Landscaited. Possession in winter. amount tendered must be enclosed ing to A. F. Raymont, grass invest bargain Dairy Pool $6,000.00. Cassidy Agencies. 49c with the tender. igations, Lethbridge experimental Geuder Electric Dated at Hanna, Alberta, this 25th farm. The salt in the soil actually J. A. Rasmussen, Mgr. ENCYCLOPEDIA— Home University day ot September, 1966. witholds moisture from the seed, COACH FARES Auction Sale ol Purebred Female encyclopedia. Uke new. Reasonably SPECIAL AREAS BOARD, Hanna Phone 321 Phone 87 •riced. Phone R1219, Hanna. 49-60 Hanna, Alberta. 47-8-9-50 hence the need for more moisture. HALF MMD1 ION DEEDED LANB — Quarter Section leased laad. 4 miles NOTICE TO CREDITORS Cattle at The north of Hanna. Phone 1611, Han CANADIAN na. 49-50-lp AND CLAIMANTS S, NATIONAL HOUSE — Good five roomed house, In the estate of IDA B0RTHA Kary's Transport I BUILDING General one and a half stories. Priced to MacOILUVARY late of the Town of CEREAL AUCTION MART •ell. Located N.E. Quarter, Section Hanna tn the Province of Alberta, AND 18-28-12. W. of 4th. — Mra. L. M. Widow, deceased. GENERAL TRUCKING Mooney, Wardlow, Alta. 49-50p NOTICE is hereby given that all Trucking persons having claims upon the Es Specialising in Cattle Hauling OCTOBER 16 • 17 CONTRACTING tate of the above .named Ida Bertha RETURN LIMIT: 10 DAYS FOR SALE OR TRADE MaeOilllvary who died on the 3rd day Reduced Rates on FuU Load* ON NOVEMBER 3 Estimates furnished and con of September A.D., 1956, are required Cattle, Grain, Lumber BREEDING EWES — 2«0 Crossbred to file with the undersigned by the Loaded at One Place tracts given on your drawings breeding ewes, all ages. Will trade 21st day of November A.D., 1956 a or blueprints "Short or Long Hauls" for good beef cows in calf. R. Klm- full statement duly verified of their ART KARY, HEMARUKA Return Coach Faras Between ber, Toungstown. 48-9 claims and of any securities held by See your General Builder PHONE 141 them and that after that date the Phone Veteran, R314 HANNA Selling Up to 100 Head FOR RENT Executors will distribute the assets Or 131 ( After 6 p.m.) of the deceased among the parties and TWO ROOMED SUITE — Phone 276, entitled thereto having regard only to FEMALE CALES — YEARLINGS — TWO-YEAR OLDS Hanna. 49c the claims of whloh notice has been A. W. STUBBS A. A. "Pinky" PINCOMBE so filed or which] have been brought SASKATOON Showing Get ond Service of Phone 381 Hanna Hanna POUR ROOMED HOUSE with gas.— to their knowledge. $10.15 Return. You Save $6.40 BRITISHER MISCHIEF—REAL DOMINO—TOBRUCH 202 - 1 Ave. W. 49p DATED this 20-kh day of September AD.,'1956. TRIUMPHANT BLANCHARD - PROUD MIXER AND SUITE — Two roomed furnished CALGARY E. H. READ, Q.C., Before You Build! BRITISHER BREEDING ••ite. Centrally located. Phone 404. Barrister and Solicitor, $5.30 Return. You Save $3.35 49tf Suite 1, Loretto Block, Drumheller, Alberta. PICK THE RIGHT For SUITES — One three roomed suite, Solicitor for Lola Nicholson, Kxec CHIROPRACTOR and two - two-roomed suites for utrlx of the I_ast Will and Testa CONTRACTOR Similar low fares, in both directions, housekeeping. Located ln Lund ment of Ida Bertha MaeOilllvary. between points shown and Intermed -AUCTIONEERS- Box 25, East Coulee, Alberta. Ir Your Spine Block. Phone 225. 47-8c He's the man you are depending up iate stations. Cattle Hauling 48-9-50 on to make your housing dreams Children 5 years and under 12 Half come true. By combining the techni Causing Illness? TWO ROOM SUITE — Fully modern, Fare. No Stopovers. centrally located. Furnished' Apply cal knowledge with the practical es- In many cases, people wbo com Klrby Cartage, Hanna. 45tf | perlence of working carpenters we Russ Reiman Frank Gattey PHONE Watch for Next Bargain Dates plain of poor health flnd chiro give you the beet workmanship avail Cereol Consort FLATS, SUITES, HOUSES—Call SSI able. For quality materials and better NOVEMBER 13 and 14 Christianson Bros. practic helps tbem after all WATROUS EQUIPMENT LTD. workmanship see Hanna. SStf Edmonton Calgary Lethbridge else fails. This science works Orande Prairie Full Information from Any C.N.R. Cattle Transport on the nerve centres of your BUNK CAR HOUSE 8x18 completely Distributors for KNOBLAUCH & KELLER Agent. body. furnished. Including; dishes. Ideal Allls-Chalmers A General Motors R102 POLLOCKVILLE place for two gentlemen or couple. OEN. CONTRACTORS—CONCRETE Investigate This New Way Diesel MASONRY Located First Ave. W., behind CANADIAN FIRST CLASS CATTLELINES To Health New houae No. tlS. — Apply Henry HAVE THE FOLLOWING USED HANNA. ALTA., Phona 451 EQUIPMENT Schmidt, Hanna or call F. Bertsch, EQUIPMENT Dr. J, S. PAXMAN 8S06. Craigmyle. 48 NA TIONAL FOR SALE OR RENT Horse Sale Phono 300, Hanno PERSONAL HD6B AlUe-Chalmers Tractor with - Oradebullder and canopy. BEAUTY COUNSELOR — A person- HDSB Allls-Chalnftrs Tractor with sSlzed cosmetic service. Oet the Oradebullder. When In Hanna Stay cosmetics that suit you. Phone Rita HDSB Allls-Chalmers Tractor with SATURDAY - OCTOBER 13 McCrea, — J52 Hanna — Tour Carco Winch At The HDSB Allls-Chalmers Tractor with Beauty Counselor. tf OtndebnlMer (ASTOR CAR AMD CASH BINGO GALARNEAU RANCH RODE<_> GROUNDS HD10W AlUe-Chalmers Tractor with NATIONAL HOTEL LEARN HAIRDRESSINO — women Oradebullder One Mile North of Hanno - 12 Noon Sharp wanted — Greater Opportunity — HD1SA Allle-Chalmers Tractor with Sponsored by the Castor Elks Lodge No. 138 BeUer Pay — Pleasant Work. Cat Hydraulic Oradebullder alogue free. Write Marvel Halrdree- DS Caterpillar Tractor with Dozer. 100 HEAD OF ALL-TYPE, ALL-BREEDS, LIGHT AND stng Schools, MSA — Sth Avenue, D4 Caterpillar Tractor wtth Over HEAVY HORSES, BROKE AND UNBROKE, MARES Eat at the National Went, Calgary. Branches: SJdmon- head Loader. ton nnd Winnipeg. Canada's Nat D4 Caterpillar Tractor with Hyster Wednesday, October 17th, 19S6 AND FOALS. ional System. 48 & 50 Winch Truck DT Caterpillar with Doser In thn Castor Curling Rink at 8:30 p.m. Coffee Shop FOUND DS Caterpillar Tractor with Power Please Note:—Owing to short days and lack of time In Top Cbntrol Unit. Admission: $2.50 for 15 games. Extra Cards 50c each. it would be appreciated if convenient, that horses be Order WAN'S POCKCT WATCH — Owner TDK International Tractor with Nor- af may have same by phoning RISIS, helmer Overhead Loader. on sale grounds Friday afternoon, October 12 in order Hanna and paying for advertise TD14A International Tractor with that numbering, haltering, etc, may be done well In ad R. Pelan, Mgr. Hanna Auto Specialists ment 49c Doser. Ralph Pogson, Prop. TD18 International Tractor &M.N IN PRIZES vance of sale. Water and feed facilities. TD24 International with Cable Doz FINEST QUALITY PMWTMe ing and Canopy FEATURE PRIZE: 1956 FORDOOR FORD SEDAN SPECIAL NOTICE:— To members of Hanna Light Terratrac Model QTJ6 with 1/4 yd. PHONE THB HERALO — 52 Front Und Shovel. Horse Association, judging of best horse under saddle Cletrae B.D.H. Tractor and Dozer. Losing Contestants on Car will divide $50 as a for Galarneau Trophy will take place at 11:45 a.m. HANNA BAKE American Motor Orader. Consolation Prize. Please register for this event in advance with secretary MNEfflS ^tHiiiitntiitiHiiiiiiiinniiniminiiiinmnniiiniiiiii.. No. 11 Caterpillar Motor Orader 660 Adams Motor Orader with Snow DOOR PRIZE: $100.00 in Cash on Tickets Purchased of sale, Don Howery, Hanna. Sale will commence im ANOSELECTtD PQULTRV Plow and Wins mediately following this event. Model "O" Carco Winch.- hy 12:00 noon, October 17th. SHOP WANTED TS Tower Control Unit ttt Garwood Scraper CASH PRIZES: 7 of $10 each; 6 of $25 oach, 1 of $50. TERMS CASH — LUNCH SERVED BY THE SALVA The Store of Good Things Model ••___•• Quick-way wtth Backhoe The Central To Eat Strop Iron, latteries, Radiators mounted oa Ford Truck. Losers of tie breakers on first 14 games - $1.00 in cash TION ARMY HOME LEAGUE Old Par-ill Machlwar-fc ote. UD« I.H.C. Dleeel Power Unit with Hlflhast Prices Paid IT 1-* K.W. Generator. AL PROCEEDS FOR Good Wholesome •1401 O.M. Power Unit Meal Markel UD18 A Power Unit. CASTOR COMMUNITY PROJECTS FRED GALARNEAU, AUCTIONEER BREAD — BUNS ALEXJONES THE PRICE* AR<£ RIOHT Quality Meats' — Freezer TERMS TO SUIT ARE AVAILABLE Lunch wiil be served by tho Canadian Legion Lie. No. 145 CAKES, PASTRY fa-mar lst. Avenue and Second Fresh Fruits & Vegetables PHONE, WRITE OR WIRE (Castor Branch) DOM HOWERY, SALE CLERK Street Wast. Hanna COLLECT P. KENNEDY, Prop. MAGAZINES Hanna Phono 36 Hanna Phona 116 U I " ' rW®#$l!$WI y\ TME HANNA HERALD md EAIT CENTRAL ALBERTA-NfWSr^XHUBSO^Y, OCTOBER \ 1, 1956 Poge fire, do not rush out into the ball. Crops Gtn-tr*Ity Among those from Oalgary vts- Feel tbe door first If it is hot do T YOUN-fiSTtJV/H iting with friends sod relatives ia "COOLNESS AND JUDGEMENT" CAN not attempt to open it ss the hall Good df Esftor the district were Blr. and Mr* Har is probably full of fire tbat will ESTHER, Oct. 0 — Combining YOUNGSTOirN, Oct • — Hr. ry Blair. Mrs. It Blair, Mrs. Mc burst in. Brace the door as firmly Acadia Valley Bureau and Mrs. DOB Cummings and fa SAVE LIVES IN FIRE OUTBREAKS as possible. If yott are able to do operations are drawing to a con Kellar -Tnd Blr. and Blrs. J. Gurn clusion in the Esther area and the NEWS — CIRCULATION — JOB PRINTING mily of Wardlow and Mr. and Mrs. ett and family. so, throw water on it to keep it Alec Munro and Bobby of Vaux Canadian Fire Marshalls Point cool. Open your window and at farmers are all wearing broad Mr. and Mrs. S. Tipple and fa smiles these days as tbey view Mrs. E .Krempien, Res. Representative Acadia Valley hall were visitors at tbe W. S. Out Dangers of Fires In Homes tempt to attract attention and as Cummings home during tbe week mily mam ot Big Valley were call sistance from outside. Never jump tbeir bulging granaries. The crops ers in town on Sunday. Mrs. Jess Scores of lives could be saved were generally good this year. end. '* elling up a wall, put out the fire unless it is absolutely impossible ACADIA VALLEY, Oct. 10 — held at St. Joseph's for Thanksgiv Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Chaney and ie Schmitz, accompanied them from fire by the exercise of cool at the bottom first and then fol to wait. Wait for the firemen to The Esther Students' Union back as far as Drumheller where ness and good judgment. That is St. Joseph's Anglican Church ing. Tbe church was appropriately Hazel spent the week end at Met low it up. take you down with ladders. The held a novelty dance Friday even which was to have been dedicated decorated with oat, wheat and iskow. she spent Thanksgiving with ber the opinion of experts of the Can When fighting a fire due to an wait may be long, but the average ing in Esther Community Hall and son and daughter in law, Blr. and adian Association of Fire Marshals was blessed by Bishop Michael of flax sheaves as well as flowers, electrical cause, first turn off the city fire department if on the job prizes were awarded to Mr. and Qu'Appelle assisted by Archdeac vegetables and canned goods. Mrs. Don Schmitz. and the Canadian Association of power. You should know the loca within minutes of an alarm. Mrs. Lawrence Heaney, and to Mr. CNR PREPARED FOR Fire Chiefs who, during Fire Pre on Hasell of Loverna, Rev. Wells Mr. and Mrs. Riffle and boys of GRAIN MOVEMENT Blr. and Mrs. Craig Kindree and tion of the main house switch and , Deadly smoke and gases as well and Mrs. Joe Laycock. of Major, Sask., and Rev. Webner vention Week, October 7-13, are a simple pull of the handle cuts as actual flames tend to rise. Open Home for Thanksgiving week Yorkton, Sask., and Miss Hilda Rif family of Pincher Creek spent the doing their best to emphasize the of Oyen. Rev. McAdam of Kinders fle of Calgary were week end WINNIPEG, Oct. 6 — The gold week end in town. off power throughout the house. stairways and open doors assist end were Miss Ann Blaise, Mr. ley was the- visiting clergy. dangers of fire in the home. That prevents the fire from being their progress. As a result, upper Ronny Barnet, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz guests at the home of Mrs. J. J. en product of Canada's prairies is Mr. and Mrs. Don Ryan and fa Small fires may be fought suc re-ignited and also avoids the pos floors are usually the most dan Brockmann, Miss Jean Blaise. Al The Bishop blessed the altar Knapik. rolling into the elevators as grain mily of Nanton and Miss Pat Ryan cessfully by the average househol sibility of giving yourself a severe gerous. Investigation has shown so visiting in tbe district was Miss that had been built by Newell Ew Blr. and Mrs. Jerry Maroney of harvesting draws to a close. And of Calgary spent the week end with their father P. S. Ryan. Pat der, but the best thing to do when electrical shock. that people are overcome much Frieda Dietterle of Byemoor. ing; the six candlesticks of Calgary were guests at the Nick Canadian National Railways is in wrought iron made by workers in Skappak home this week end. leaves on Wednesday for Denver, a fire is discovered is to notify the Most boys agree that "being a more quickly while sleeping on Away for the holiday week end high gear in it annual job of get fire department. If you have a tel fireman" is the height of their am upper floors than those sleeping were Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Foot, vis Sweden and donated-iy Frank Mrs. Lila Bridges of New West Colorado where she has accepted a ephone and cant remember the bition. It's easy for parents to on ground floors. . iting relatives at Big Valley and Webner of Washington; the cruc minster has returned to her home ting the grain to market. position. ifix donated by Mr. John Rettger after spending the summer with CNR people are constantly at Jas. Wade, Jos. McCullough and number, and you should post the teach children simple, good fire- Don't give a fire a place to start. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hertz. number near your telephone, tell fighting practice by making a The Rush Centre W.I. met at the now of St. Chad's in Regina and her daughter Mrs. H. McFadyen. work, exaluating box car require Jas. Reid, all of Calgary, spent But if One does come, use your the oil painting of St. Mary, the ments at more than LOOO grain Thanksgiving at tbe Dale Laugh the telephone operator, being sure game of it. They can work out a head and you'll probably save it. home of Mrs. Rhine Schroeder on Mr. Clifford Lemke along with you give her the correct address. plan of action to meet fire emerg Wednesday afternoon and the hos work of Mr. Rettger. Dedication of his brother Ray and Mr. and Mrs. stations, working witb the Wheat lin home. Stay near a door or a window so encies so that every member of tesses were Mrs. Douglas Wester church will take place at a later Borsholm all of Calgary were Board on car quotas and watching Mr. and Mra. G. V. Shanks spent any sudden bursts of flame cannot the household will know what to SEDALIA 1 lund and Mrs. George Beynon. date. week end callers at the O. W. all factors controlling the car sup the long week end in Saskatoon. trap you. If you are fighting a fire do when fire breaks out. Plans were made for the annual A social hour and lunch follow Lemke home. ply, such as weather. Bfrs. L. Nichol and boys of Cal with a hose or any type of water fall dinner and bazaar to be held ed in the school auditorium. The October meeting of the Last year, the CNR moved 133,- gary were week end visitors of More people are killed by SEDAUA, Oct. 5 — Dr. Grant stream, always aim I*, the object smoke and poisonous fumes given in Esther on November 9. The W. Harvest Festival services were Community Club met at the home 830 cars bulging witb more than Mr. and Mrs. B. Logelin and fam that is burning, never at the off by fire than by actual flames. Jorgenson, D.D.S. of the European I. donated $20.00 toward a radio of Mrs. Frank G. Marshall, presid 250,000,000 bushels. These efforts ily. Mra. Nicbol is a sister of Mrs. smoke or flame. If the fire is Many fires occur at night and by occupation forces was a visitor for the Junior room of Esther ent Mrs. L. Niwa presiding. It was have earned high praise from tbe Logelin. with his brothers Arnold and Har EXCEL decided to hold the Fall Bazaar on directors of the three provincial Among those from town spend spread out over the floor or the time you -are aware of them School. Mrs. R. Trevor gave an in y ground, start at the end nearest they will have gained a strong ry recently and will be returning formative paper on Social Serv October 25, with the sale and tea pools, who at an Interprovincial ing Thanksgiving week end in you and sweep it out completely foothold. If you awaken to the to England later in the month af ices. EXCEL, Oct. 8 — Mrs. W. H. to be held in the afternoon. No meeting recorded their "unanim Calgary were Blr. and Blrs. Geo. ous and deep appreciation of the as you advance. If tbe fire is trav smell of smoke and the sound of ter a visit with his father and sis McLeod and son Cameron and dance will be held this year. As in McKeage and family, Mrs. N. ters, Mrs. Newman and Karen of manner in which the CNR has ser Clark and Blr. F. Schofield Miss Halloway of Edmonton were other years therfe will be the fruit KV Edmonton. Newspapers Lead cake weight guessing, as well as ved Western farm people and all callers at the home of Mr. and Canada throughout this difficult Harvesting is practically finish odd raffles. There* will be no fish Some 25.7 million horses and In -Car Advertising Mra. A. Wetheral this week and pond or other attractions for the crop year" through careful assess ed with wheat yielding 30 to 40 visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. Rob ment of transportation needs and mules were used on American WINDSOR, Oct. 10 — Newspap children. It was thought that this bushels per acre, barley 50 and ertson at Lanfine. should be an afternoon for adults. "efficient action" in moving the farms in 1920 as compared to five oats and flax also yielding high. er advertising will spearhead Chry grain. sler of Canada's merchandising Mr. and Mre. W. Lee of Calgary A table of baked goods will be million in 1954. Gardens were extra good this year displayed for sale. Plans were fin 215 HEAD OF too. program during the next twelve were visitors with Bfr. and Mrs. G. Mrs. M. Racknor of Consort is months, according io R. T. Brown, Cordell and Mre. C. Gilbertson i alized for the catering to a future advertising manager of the comp during Thanksgiving week end. wedding. The group voted to s*aid staying with her son Gerald dur Mr. Maurice Gilbertson was a ing harvest. any. a cash donation to tbe St. John's In presenting plans to members visitor with Mra. C. Gilbertson and Ambulance Fund. The next meet ALTA WAY HEREFORD FARM REGISTERED HEREFORDS Mrs. E. Heatherington is at James during the week end. ing will be held on Nov. 3rd. A of the company's field organiza home from the Camrose hospital Mrs. B. Weller of Oyen and most interesting paper on the ad but has six weeks yet before she tion, Brown asserted that more use will be made of daily and Mra. A. E. Wetheral attended the vances of medicine through the HMT may dispense with her crutches. annual W.A. Presbytery in Drum ages was given by Mra. Delores Will be Sold by Public Auction In Messrs. P. and J. Ratledge and weekly newspaper space in prom oting the 1957 "Forw-jrd Look" au heller last Friday. Although there Skappak. Serviteurs were Mrs. N. J. Norton of Barrhead, formerly was not the usual number present Bozak and Mrs.' Mike Marshall. of the Naco district spent a week tomobiles tban in any campaign PRODUCTION SALE Ihe Famous Blindman River tbe company has ever staged. a very interesting and instructive Free raffle was won by Mrs. C. El- or so hunting in the Sedalia area. meeting was conducted by the sasser. At the Form 5 Miles South of Altario. Gravel Rood to Harvest help is almost a minus "We recognize the newspapers president Mrs. J. Wood of Three as the basic element in our pro Home for the long week end Tho Farm quantity, so what bit of threshing Hills. The guest speaker Miss Wil were Jerry Niwa, Norby Mahura, Valley Oct.12-23-24 Starting With there is to do is late. motional program," Brown said. son gave a very enlightening ad "Although we will make very ex Shirley Shubert, Shirley Simmons, WM. (BILL) BRODERSOI-4 COMPLETE DISPERSION Mrs. J. Rude of Camrose was a dress bringing the high lights of Janice, Shannon. recent visitor with relatives here. tensive use of all other media, our the meeting of Dominion Council FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16 SALE—to be held at his farm located 7 miles south sales message, we feel, has its- Bfr. and Mrs. E. Gummo bave west of Rimbey on MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, commen Mr. L. Blegen visited his sister's of Women's Associations. Mrs. B. motored to Rosetown, Sask., to at at 12 o'clock sharp family the S. Slettons of Camrose, greatest and most continuing im Weller of Oyen and Jars. D. H. cing at 12.30 Noon. Lunch served at 11.30. pact at the grass-roots level, where tend the Golden Wedding celebra also his sister Mrs. J. Robb and Elliott of Hanna are vice presid tions of-tbe latter's parents, Mr. SELLING 78 HEAD—Comprising: the newspaper and the potential ents for tbe East Drumheller daughter of Eureka, Minn., recent customer come together." and Blrs. R. S. Walker. 28 Cows with 28 Bull and Heifer Calves at Side (100% ly. Presbytery for the next two years. Selling 11J Head Hereford 0 The merchandising program Mr. and Mra. Jack Ross and fa Coif Crop). 8 Heod of 1953, 8 Head of 1954, 11 Head Mr. E. Blegen of Camrose spent Btrs. T. Robertson and Mrs. S. mily motored to Stettler for the Consisting of Registered Caws; ^ogiHored 2 Year-old of 1955 Heifers which are all sired by the good Bull several days in the district recent now getting under way to promote Palachuck are visiting with rela the much-anticipated 1957 Plym week end. Heifers (bred); Registered Yearling Heifers (hrod); ROYAL TRIUMPH 12th 242465 by TT ROYAL TRI ly visiting with relatives. tives in Red Deer at present. Mr. and Mra. Chester Neifcon Yearling Heifers (open); Registered Heifer Cabas; tt* Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. Thorn outh, Dodge, DeSoto and Chrysler Blr. and Mra. B. Barker and fa- UMPH 47 190856 and every cow and heifer of breed models will include radio, televis and Mrs. Tillie Moser motored to Registered Bull Calves; Registered 2 Year-old Bull; 12 ing age in this herd is bred to our present herd bull ton Jr., a son in the Cereal hospit- mily of Brooks are visitors witb I Great Falls, Mont., tbis week end Page 6 THE HANNA HERALD and EAST CENTRAL ALBBRTA NEWS—THURSDAY, OCTOBER ers air conditioners, use of gases Of silica for a glass industry Soil studies are going on all the anri "Hardtops", the four-door and in cars as fuel, any and all re many others are all within time Currently a helicopter is be the wtsisrs'- -two-door Victoria also are offered quests for help from industry are scope of the Research Council TWENTY-FOUR MODELS IN FIVE in these series. INDUSTRY, SCIENCE BOTH BENEFIT ing used to complete a survey of The council is directedM» n. received and given the considera Station wagons have flatter roof the province which will govern to N.H. Grace, and comes ZZl lines, with a contoured step-down a large extent tne use for vvluch tion they merit. ... ,, .. supervision of the Minister Highways and Telephones of SERIES FEATURES NEW METEOR in the roof midway back from the FROM RESEARCH COUNCIL HOME that area of the province will W - one particular industrial field that is of immediate interest to ev- Hon. Gordon E. Taylor it wn'rW;th e windshield. At the back, the rear Costing more than a million dol ing of an outstanding mural in the used in time to come. 1957 Models Unveiled in Dealer window and liftgate wrap-around lars, the new three-storied labor building's lobby by the Hon. James ;cry driver is that of preparing a close* collaboration, from tV" In the laboratories, a steady in suitable additive to soils that standpoint of exchange of i,„ Showrooms Wednesday, October 3 the sides to provide 20 per cent atory and pilot plant of the Re J. Hartley. The building houses spection of petroleum fuels is un greater opening for bulky loads, search Council of Alberta was for some half million dollars worth of would hinder or even prevent win* ledge with the National Rese^K der way and possibilities of im tertime 'frost boils" on the prov Councils of other provinceTH The all-new 1957 Meteor was un trols sway. At the rear, new out A new latch opens the entire tail* mally opened this month. Premier equipment, and is manned by a ne provement are investigated. Such ince's highways. Several have Dominion. * veiled Wednesday, October 3, at board mounted longer leaf springs gate with one pull, and the lift- E. C. Manning officiated at the staff of 70 persons, of which more probings might solve problems re Mercury - Lincoln • Meteor dealer and new rubber shock absorbers gate swings up automatically on ceremonies which saw an unveil- than half is of professional cal been studied and improved and lated to easier flowing of nil m I osts show that the researchers showroms across Canada. give a smooth balanced-ride on any concealed torsion bar springs. ibre. cold weathers, the effects of clim In the U.S. nearly 2 billion lbs The 1957 Meteor line will offer road surface. New longer pressure arc on their way to success. of food were distributed last „ Special side mouldings and om a governing board. Any profits of During the life of the Council, atic temperature on the efficiency The researchers are not only ye the motoring public 24 models in 14-inch tubeless tires on Wider amentation distinguish each of Me the corporation will be paid on a which was originated in 1921 as nd even the possible to children taking part ln KQ treads also contribute to greater of gasolines, a dealing in projects that are dear unch programs, to needy person five outstanding series. According teor's five series, which are avail proportionate basis to sharehold Scientific and Industrial Research of gasoline under They al- to Mr. Gillis, these are the lowest, riding ease. deterioration to their particular hearts in institutions and i„ family S able in 19 two-tone paint combin ers that have borrowed from its Council of Alberta, studies have so work on sponsored and co-oper longest and most powerful Meteor "To make the 1957 Meteor even been made in the fields of coal, storage. in that country, and to needy T, ations or 13 solid colors. Inside, funds, or sold debentures to the Close liaison is kept by the ative projects, requested and per cars since Meteor was first intro more durable," said Mr. Gillis, upholstery blends harmoniously corporation. petroleum, natural gas, geology, sons abroad. Foods duced as a distinctively Canadian Council and its members with the haps even financially assisted by "we have used stronger alloy met with the new exterior colors. Provision has been made for the soils, irrigation, highways, gaso industry or educational sources. car. als, harder-wearing fabrics and line, and oil testing, industrial en current industrial world and ev Roofs have been strengthened establishment of a deposit account ery effort is extended, on request, Such matters as study of rural el 'Tor the first time we will be plastics, and strengthened body with steel centre bows. Hoods are into which funds and investments gineering services, biological cy ectrification, manufacture of pro parts throughout. Important, too, cles, animal science, solar ultravi to improve products now manu offering the Meteor in two separ hinged at tbe front for easier en received from members will be factured or to suggest improve ducts from cereal straws, study of ate body sizes and wheelbases," is the increased use of insulation gine servicing. The hood release held. The amount of any one de olet radiation, cloud physics with and recommendations and sound-deadening materials." relation to hail, fluoridation, and ments in products still in the de toward use have you said Mr. Gillis. "There will be a has been moved inside, beneath posit may not exceed ten million velopment stage. Furnaces stok choice of three V-8 engines in a For 1957, a special high perfor the instrument panel, making the dollars. industrial pollution, to name only iiiiiiiiniiiiiinmiif wide horsepower range, as well as mance V-8 engine is available as engine compartment tamper-proof a few. an optional power plant on all Me Seven members, three elected Ford of Canada's new, perform when the car is locked. The fresh and four appointed by the provin Investigations into these fields had your ance proven six cylinder engine." teor cars in Rideau 500, Rideau air intake has been moved to thc is continuing and expanding in i and Niagara 300 series. The en cial government will make, up the From ground to roof-top, 1957 cowling in front of the windshield board of directors. At tha) present both the laboratory and the field. Meteors will stand just 4 feet 9 gine, called the Special, develops so exhaust fumes are not drawn For example, wells are located 245 horsepower, and is equipped time a provisional board, headed inches high, the lowest cars in Me into the car. by former Deputy Minister of Mu at points in Alberta at which rec teor history. with a four-barrel low silhouette For 1957, Meteor offers H mag ords are kept over lengthy periods I carburetor. nicipal Affairs, J. Judge, is gov They will be available in five nificent range of optional features erning the organizational methods. of time of the level of ground wat Legionaires series: The Rideau 500 and Rideau Standard engine for the Rideau including power steering, seats, Other members include K. J. Haw er, or water table. Such recording Attention with 118-inch wheelbase; the Niag and station wagon series is the windows, and new safer power kins, Deputy Provincial Treasurer; shows the amounts of the vital flu yet already - ara 300 and Niagara with 116-inch 212 horsepower V-8. A 190 horse brakes, as well as tinted glass, Professor Hansen, dean of the fac id available for both agricultural wheelbase; and a complete series power V-8 is standard for the Nia push button and signal seeker ra ulty of Political Economy at the domestic and industrial use. Sud of station wagons. gara and Niagara 300 series. In ad dios, and back-up lights integral University of Alberta, and L. Pat den drop in such levels would pre "In achieving the lower, road- dition, the 144 h.p. Thrifty-Six is with new larger safer tail lights. rick, Calgary industrialist. dict periods of disruption in any The Quarterly Meeting of the Hanna Branch Canadian if not hugging line in the Meteor, no (available on Niagara, Niagara 300 or all such fields. It is expected that the first an loss in head room has resulted," and some station wagons. The Clay types are being studied Legion Will be Held on said Mr. Gillis. "With the 1957 'special engine is available only Shares Available nual meeting will be held prior to December 31 to elect board mem with a view to ascertaining their models the frame extends to the with Merc-O-Matic transmission. suitability for commercial use. Ir FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 8 p.m. why not? sides of the car. This permits the All other engines can be ordered For Financing Fund bers and a corporation president. Meetings at which will be pres on outcroppings are being probed floor to be lowered inside the with standard transmission, Touch A non-profit corporation to as for adaptability for commercial de Smoker to Follow RED frame rails and, at the same time, O-Matic over-drive or Merc-O-Mat ented a complete financial picture sist in muncipal financing is cur will be held annually. velopment. COMBINATIONS encircle the passengers in a steel ic transmission. rently accepting share member 7.95 ' safety wall. We have also achieved Advanced design of the engine's ships from Alberta municipalities. BLUE in these models a balance of body iiuiiiiuliiiiHiniwiiiiHtiiummiumiiiii carburetion, combustion chamber, Common shares of the Alberta INSURANCE - - Farmers and Ranchers! COMBINATIONS frame and power. The resulting and exhaust system, plus stepped- Municipal Financing Corporation, 8.95 "Balanced Ride' is truly outstand up compression, provide increased formed by the Government of Al Do you know that we can take care of your insur ing in the lew-price field." RED operating economy in all models. berta at the last session of the ance problems at the U.G.G. Elevator? DRAWERS Major emphasis has been placed Each engine is of the short-stroke Provincial Legislature, are being SELLING— 4.94 on engineering of the 1857 Met low friction type which means sold at a par value of ten dollars You need protection now more than ever before! BLUE eor. There is redesigned ball-joint longer engine life than ever be per share. All cities, towns, vill I will be glad to discuss your insurance problems At the Hanna Round Up Grounds Sale, Saturday, boot suspension bi whicb the con fore possible. ages, municipal districts, counties, DRAWERS 5.50 trol arms are swept back so that with you the first time you are in town or if you prefer October 27, 2 p.m. The dry-type air filter, carbur improvement districts and special give me a call and I will come out. 1400 the front wheels are lifted over etors, intake manifold, intake areas are eligible. bumps. A new stabilizer bar con- valves, comshaft, and distributor The corporation has the power GEORGE EDWORTHY 9 Registered Red Poll Male COMBINATIONS 3.95 are tbe new components of Meteor to lend moneys to municipalities, ALSO LONGS AND TOPS .lllllllllllllllllllllllllll engines, assuring better than ever cities and towns within Alberta on "Your U.G.G. Elevator Insurance Agent" performance. ' debentures or other security. It PHONE 16 HANNA Spring Calves Available on every Meteor is a may also issue its own debentures, 'ii'mmi'iini'tiii'iiii'iii im iiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimuiiiiiii """i 'HIMWMH iiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiin AUCTION SALE redesigned safety steering wheel, guaranteed by the province, for T.B. accredited and Bangs' free herd. Imported one of many safety features pion the purpose of borrowing money sires for many years. Red Polls are a dual purpose Complete Dispersion ef C. C. on a short or long term basis. Al * Harrington Estate. eered by Ford of Canada. It has breed. More milk. The equal of any breed for beef. No been mounted lower in the car to berta residents will be given the horns to bother. Herd Sire (Imported) May be Offered. Mrs. D. Benjamin Executrix provide an improved driving pos opportunity to purchase municip George Sfryker's CHARLIES 5 Miles North af Pollockville on ition. Directly ahead of the steer al, city or town debentures through Highway 36; 3 Miles East, 1 MiU ing wheel is a new safety instru the new organization. J. K. SUTHERLAND-OWNER THE MEN'S MAN South, IS Miles South East of ment panel with recessed control In addition lo its borrowing and Sunnynook. knobs. To keep the doors from fly lending powers the corporation 49-50-51 •OYS' TOO Sign on No. 3d Highway ing open under impact, the double can invest and deal with moneys COMPLElt DISPERSAL H grip safety door latches have been on hand as may be determined by Monday, October 22 still further strengthened. CompUt* Lino of Farm Machinery Safety seat belts and safety- cue TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY shioned instrument panel aid sum Register eft Shorthorn Cattle Household Effects and Some CAiar-o* THANKS "•V Livestock visors are available as optional ] equipment at a very nominal extra T wish to thank Drs. r-aing and At the Remodelled Galvin-Hayden Auction Mart 1036 Sale Starts 11 a.m. Terms Cash Wilson, matron and nursing: staff of Tenth Avenue East, Calgary No Reserve cost, and the safety rear view mir the Hanna Hospital for* their excel ror has been continued. lent care and kindness to me while I was a recent patient there. JUST WHAT YOU NEW i i Fred Galarneau "Hardtop" styling is the trade mark of the conventional two- IsabeUe James 50p Thursday, October 18,1.30 p.m. Auctioneer door and 'four-door sedans in the HELP WANTED FEMALE License No. 145 Rideau and Rideau 500 series. The GIRL— for general housework in mo effect is obtained with thin side dern home. Dr. Wilson. Phone 79. 102-HEAD-102 pillars. Meteor's true pillarless 49 III 29 Head of Cows with Calves at Foot ranging in age BOARD AND ROOM from 4 to 10 years; 15 Head 3 Year-old Cows, major BOARD AND ROOM In fully modern home. 214-6 Ave. and Second St. W. ity with calf at foot; 9 Head 2 Year-old Heifers; 17 Phone 599, Hanna. 49-50c Head Yearling Heifers. Herd Sire Rannoch Climax by COMING EVENTS the Imported Sire Pettodrie Fortune AU Saints W.A. Bazaar. Tea and Bake Sale. Saturday, Nov. 3 from 3 to ( o'clock in the Parish Hall. 49p MB. MDTGRBT —AUCTIONEERS— COR SALE 6 ROOM FULLY MODERN HOUSE —full basement, 1 room finished in ! Wm. "Bill" Durno Earl Galvin TRY THE basement. A fine dwelling or a WE HAVE A FEW GOOD USED CARS— good Investment. Phone 363 Han ic. No. 97, Calgary Lie. No. 188, Calgary JUBILEE COFFEE SHOP na. —49-B0p DODGE CORONET V-8. A HILLMAN SEDAN. Here is ec 1955 lovely car. (Jubilee Service Station — Open 24 Hours A Day) FOR RENT 1953 onomical motoring. THREE ROOMED HOUSE -- with DODGE CRUSADER SEDAN. gas and water located on First Ave. West. A. Hanson, Phone R1308, 1954 Really serviceable. Hanna. *9 I"51 PONTIAC SEDAN. PONTIAC 8 SEDAN. Radio & -IQC-f CHEV. SEDAN. Radio and Pow- CHURCHES 1953 Hydramatic. This is a nice au- UNITED CHURCH I9UI erglide. insulate with ZONOLITE NOW! Sunday, October 14 tomobile. CHINOOK - •*-• U 30 a.m. These cars are aH priced right to YOUNGSTOWN 2 p.m. DODGE CUSTOM HANNA: Sing Song 7 15 p.m. clear for new models. Other older cars SAVE i 30 p.m. 1948 SEDAN Divine Worship 1 Berke's at Sale Prices. AS MUCH AS Sunday Schools: CHINOOK — - 10 •3 0 a.m. TOUNGSTOWN -- 11 a.m. HANNA: ----- 10 30 a.m. inMMVHUN %0% ON FUEL^ 11 :30 a.m. You are so very welcome at church. How for the Farmers we also have something lo Pastor. NEXT WINTER^ Rev. Will Ik Gourlay, B.A., offer - -A wide selection of good used Tractors in Ifs LIGHT, CLEAN, EASY TO USE. Just POUR IT all sizes. into place,, take it, level and the job is done. SAYINGS SALE We are now taking appllca- I tions for CANADA SAVINGS i IQC1 MASSEY 55 with BONDS — SERIES 11. 1-991 Hydraulic. 1940 M'NNEAPOLIS U. New Block •£ Rot Proof Continues Until the End of This and new tires. Some folks are selling soma 1950 G^B MinneQpolis with Hydrau- of their older issues, and re 1945 Good shape. purchasing. Ask us to help Week! CASE With wh •^ Vermin Proof you in our private office if you 1950 *"* - eel brakes, J0HN DEERE D with new hy 1-JUW new engine and new rubber. prefer. 1949 draulic. Also, represent Western Sa MASSEY 44 vings and Loan with their com Hundreds of Bargains In Watches 1948 -Conditioned. OLIVER 88. Live PTO. New pound interest certificates. — 1949 Rubber. Will go as far as Saskatche Jewellry, Silverware, Etc. wan Border to call on you, if you let us know. See us about investments, '§ AND WHY $1.60 PEMAG and feel easy; as we have to We have a New Oliver Model S5 tractor at a spec COVERS 27 SQ. FT. 2" THICK live beside you for years to Please Note come. Men's and Ladies' Diamonds are NOT Selling in this ial price. This tractor has only a few hours on it as a It's time to get yoar house ready for. winter and Sale at HALF PRICE as advertised last week. » demonstrator. . for all your repair needs tee ut ut -****\ KEN CASSIDY AGENCIES • BERKE'S JEWELLERS BEAVER i t Phona 21 C. Wee, M«r. Hanna INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE Frank Berke, Prop. Hanna Beaver (Alberta) Lumber Ltd. Phone 103, Hanna A A. HUTTON & SONS Ml&Mb*W*_.*_s, ______o____ .,*. riX-WK. 1 1 -Wf*? , »*....i.»i..w'l-ji_..,ii,i, '.". "ii i it"'' it'ratiiiwnKae^4m*^imls*Smasi*i*f»tuim*MlH^.m'el^M^ * II> .'-'ii.'ii'. V....,.'.1 '• - ..•.in! J. - - - f' '.; i.iN(-*rflii THE HANNA HERALD and E/SST CENTRAL ALBERTA NEWS—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1956 _£2S__. tives in Chinook and here. the roll call. After the opening -end very much enjoyed by the prayers by the director, Father 'boys' during the past ten days, CORONATION CATTLEMEN ORGANIZE Bfr. and Hrs. H. Potts and fam Molnar, the meetmg was open for one was "A Guy Named Joe", the ily of Calgary were weak end new business. RAMBLINGS other "The Vanishing American" guests at the home of Mr. and Oyen District Bureau Thanks to the local Community The ladies decided to hold a Mrs. J. Halpenny. Cabbage Roll and Chicken Supper Club and Mr. Bowman the opera LIVESTOCK SELUNG ASSOCIATION 1* Mrs. Thomas, Donna and Linda NEWS — CIRCULATION — JOB PRINTING at the Show Rooms of Bosch Mo from the tor. CORONATION — The Corona Deal Planned Mrs. L. Gibson, Resident Representative Phone 50 tors on Saturday, October 20. Youngstown Home A kind hearted hunter left ab tion Livestock Auction Sales As The property can be purchased returned from Irricana to spend the week end at their home on It was also decided to set the out two ducks at the back door sociation was formed here last at a suitable price, and the pro dates for the CWL activities from this week so thanks to the hunter visional board was authorized to the farm. **4*M OYEN, Oct. 8 — Everet Thyges- Killam recently. She has since and the kitchen staff for the fine week when 40 cattlemen got to now until the end of the year. It says in the good book "SomC make the deal and also to arrange Miss Margaret Nichols, and lbr. on and Bill Strachan of Calgary moved to Edmonton to continue They are as follows: seeds fell onto good ground and duck dinner. gether to formulate plans for fur for the sale of cattle as soon as and Bfrs. D. MacLean and children spent a few days hunting in the her training. October 20: Cabbage Roll and brought forth fruit, some one hun We regret very much to have to ther action. John G. Glazier pres circumstances will permit, possib report the death of John McCull were week end guests at the home district. While here they were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ferguson, Mr. Chicken Supper. dred fold, some sixty fold and ided at the meeting and a provis ly in a month or five weeks. och formerly of Pemukan, Alberta, of Mr. and Mrs. R. Nichols. November 24: Bazaar and Tea. some thirty fold." Our yields ar ional board was formed to carry There are one hundred mem guests at the Larry Thygeson and Mrs. Cec Mansfield and Mr. in his 83rd year. Mr. McCulloch Mr. and Mrs. H. Stewart ef On December 15: Bake Sale and ound this neck of the woods may bers and the district has not been and Mrs. Wm. Torrance spent the passed away in the Hanna Hospit on for 60 days. tario, former residents of this dia home. Raffle of Christmas Cake. not have been this high but at fully canvassed. "Some $4,000 haS long week end at Great Falls, Mon al after a brief illness. Burial took The board consists of J. G. Gla triet are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hector McDonald After a very interesting talk by this Thanksgiving time, we here been raised by the sale of shares and family (nee Shirley Hanson) tana. Father Molnar Mr. Russ Windrum place in Hanna this week with zier as chairman, others are James Mrs. J. Smith. at Pleasant View have much to be at $25 each. of Edmonton, spent their holidays The Art Bredos of Edmonton entertained the meeting with some thankful for, as we have been Whyte's Funeral Home in charge. Pringle, Hugh Gillard, Val Blake, Blr. and Mrs. T. Donaldson and Bob Neibauer, Pete Kornelson and Charge Per Head visiting with Mrs. Hanson and also Were also Oyen visitors during the very interesting films one of blessed with an abundance of tbe We extend thanks also this family are guests at the homes of Jack V. Noonan as secretary. Im A maximum of $2.50 per head with the R. O. Hansons of New holiday. While in town they were which was the pictures taken at good things of life arid may we in week to Mr. W. F. Peers of Acadia Bfrs. Tait and Mr. Donaldson of Brigden. guests of the A. Grovers. the opening and blessing of the Valley and to Mrs. W. Keyte of mediately south of town there are of mature cattle will be charged Lanfine. all sincerety pause for a brief mo members for the sale of the anim Archie Grover as well as Gord Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wright of separate school and convent by Pollockville for the magazines re 90 acres of- land available with a Bfr. and Bfrs. K. Cocke and fa ment and give thanks. May this be good water well and buildings and als. Shares will be retired as the on and Donna Mae Grover of Cal Calgary were guests at the Kuhn His Excellency Bishop Carroll of our thought for this day. The ceived during the past week. mily of Vancouver are guests at gary spent the Thanksgiving week home this week. Alex enjoyed Calgary. This and other pictures Heard on Hanna's fine main corrals suitable for the purposes situation warrants. the home of Bfr. D. MacDonald. World is the field. The Word is of the association. Much preliminary work was end with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Grov some hunting while he was here. shown were very much enjoyed the seed, we are sowers and the street this week. It would appear Mr. and Mrs. G. Waterhouse and er. We are sorry to report that by all and the ladies would like to that the 'boys' of Pleasant View done prior to the launching of family were week end guests at harvest is God's. A very fine din this venture. Pincher Creek and Thanksgiving week end guests Glen Kennedy again cracked his express their appreciation to Mr. ner was prepared and served to are not up with the times or thc the home of Mr. and Mrs. 3. Wat ROSE LYNN Walsh Livestock Associations were erhouse. at the Howard Munroe home were ankle while playing football. Windrum for his kindness. the men on Thanksgiving Day. It changing ways and fashions these days. In Hanna last Saturday the investigated, and their obvious Alan and Gwen Munroe of Calg Beverley Schmale of Calgary The meeting was brought to a consisted of fine roast Alberta boss was strolling along main success and value to cattlemen ary. spent the week end visiting with close with a delicious lunch serv turkey with all the trimmings, so ROSE LYNN, October 9 — A street with one of the eighty-year prompted this movement. Event Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Shaver and friends in Oyen. ed by the hostesses Mrs. Ken Karr we give' thanks to our kitchen farewell tea was held on Septem olds when a young man came al ually it is hoped to operate at cost family of Burwell, Ont., are visit Lome Shier left Oyen this week and Mrs. Tony Bosch. staff for the fine dinner they pre ber 19 at the home of Mrs. Harry ong wearing bright pink trousers. Gordon ln honor of Mrs. Jack Bart to Association members. ing with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shaver for Calgary where he will be em An appreciative crowd attended pared. and family. ployed with the Monarch Life As Open House at St. Benedict's Con Says the young 'un to Mr. Wigley. lett. During the afternoon the la The Larry Thygeson family mo surance Company. vent and School on Sept. 26. The On Sunday a week ago, a large "Guess that guy forgot to take off dies took part in contests and his pyjamas." Bye now. songs which caused much merri CAPITOL tored to Holden where they spent The United Church W.A. met CWL were in charge and served congregation was on hand to wel the holiday week end with Mr. last Thursday with an attendance tea to the many guests. A surprise come, the officers of the Salvation ment. Just before tea was served, CEREAL and Mrs. Keith. of 17 members. Mrs. Malmgrfen party shower was also held. Sis Army' Hanna Corps. Their prog ENGAGEMENT Mrs. Bartlett was presented with conducted the devotional period ter Cecelia (Superior) gratefully an electric iron, along with many CEREAL, Oct. 9 — Mr. J. Mach THEATRE Mrs. A. Carran and girls spent a ram was very much appreciated Mr. and Mrs. Percy Cochran an which had the theme of friend thanks the generous donors. wishes for much prosperity in ell of Hanna spent a few days at few days in Calgary last week. and enjoyed. The piano accordion nounce the engagement of their They were joined by Alvin during ship. Arrangements were made The Achievement Day of the their new surroundings. Mrs. Tom the home of his parents Mr. and PRESENTS t duets and solos were beautiful, daughter Anne Marie Taylor, to the week end and returned on for the fall supper which will bc Oyen, Cereal, Chinook 4-H Grain linson also gave Mrs. Bartlett a Mrs. S. Machell. and we hope we may have the Mr. Stanley Walker, Lethbridge, Monday. held in the church basement on Clubs will be held in the Oyen beautiful vase in the shape of a Mr. and Mrs. Olsen and Rosie THIS WEEK END 1 pleasure of hearing them again In son of Bfr. Floyd Walker of Pasch-1 small silver basket The Adams family visited with October 27. Arrangements were Theatres on Oct. 22. The members A great deal motored to Calgary where Rosie the very near future. This past ley, Alberta. The wedding will of visiting took place at the lunch OCTOBER 11 • 12 - IS old friends at Luseland, Sask., ov also made for the bake sale which of the Oyen 4-H Grain Club wish Sunday the Rev. Gourlay conduct will return to work after having will be held on October 20, 4 to 5 take place at the home of the hour that followed. The commun er the Thanksgiving week end. to thank Mr. C. Mansfield for his ed the service and his message spent several weeks at home. THURS., FRI., SAT. p.m. The members decided to send bride on November 18. ity wish Mary and Jack and their Mr. and Mrs. Shorty Petrick arid kind donation of the use of the centered around Thanksgiving. Born to Mr. and Mrs. L. Bar a donation to Naramatta Christian small family much .happiness in children of Medicine Hat were Oy theatre. Next Sunday onr service will be rack on October 4, a daughter. Leadership Training School. After their new home. en visitors this week. Rfn. David Doupe and friend, held at seven in the evening when Mrs. S. Coates of Portage La Mr. Peter Flug is a guest at the adjournment, lunch was served by The Bartlett sale was very well Goodbye My lady Mr. and Mrs. Sid Gray of Morn- Rfn. Jim King, spent the"Thanks Rev. Bob Simpson of the Sunns-j Prairie, Manitoba, arrived Satur home of Bfr. and Mrs. J. Flug. ingside and Mr. and Mrs. Jim the hostesses. giving week end at the Doupe day to visit her daughter Mrs. attended despite the cold, damp Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Machell WALTER BRENNAN Gospel Hour Calgary, will be the weather that prevailed. Mr. and Thompson and girls of Calgary, Bfr. and Mrs. Arthur Gibson of home. guest speaker. He will also show Percy Cochran. spent the Week end visiting rela- Calgary visited with the George Mrs. Bartlett and family left to PHIL HARRIS were guests at the Campbell home that great religious film, Martin • • • Gibsons over the week end. make their home in Victoria on over tbe week end. PHONE RE-UNITES Luther. Don't forget the time and Mr. and Mrs. G. Bowers spent A heart worming picture The Banks family attended a Tuesday following the sale. A thank you to Mr. Kulyk and BROTHER AND SISTER date and a cordial invitation is ex the Thanksgiving holiday at the •Ilk church service in Youngstown The Homemakers Club met at for the whole family. E. Anderson for donations of veg A brother in Hanna heard his tended to all. home of Mrs. G. Kinsler and Mr. etables to the hospital last week. Pleasant View Home recently. The sister's voice for the first time in A. Peterson at Oyen. the home of Mrs. Allan on Thurs Salvation Army was in charge of Two fine movies were shown day afternoon, Oct. 4. Eight mem AUCTION SALE Please watch for the date of the 31 years last week, when Fred Miii.* -* • Public Cancer Society OCTOBER 7 . 13 and Every Week Thereafter Poster Contest The carelessness and indifference of people is All Cars Musi Go. Real Buys As Follows: A Poster Competition in Alber the cause of fires in the home,-place of work and in ta Schools has been announced by our forests. The many deaths resulting from firejs con 1954 MERCURY HALF TON. Just Hfcn 1-954 PLYMOUTH SEQAN. Radio, Hy- the Alberta Division of the Can be attributed to this neglect. "DONT GIVE FIRES A new. A real buy. You won't go wrong. Drive. Clean Car All Around. Low Mile Meeting adian Cancer Society. PLACE TO START" is good advice and a habit to ac A-l Warranty.' age. Al Warranty. Cash prizes totalling nearly $1,- quire. Your Fire Department is conscientious in their m Arnold Plan, President of the Farmers' Union of 000 have been donated by a group endeavor to hold depredatory fires in abeyance through Alberta and othen, including a lady speaker will ad of Life Members of the Society 1953 FORD HALF TON 1952 MONARCH SEDAN. Radio, Good inspection service, but they can't do it alone. THEY Motor, New Paint, Good Tires. AI War dress a meeting at ' who annually give funds for this NEED YOUR'HELP to prevent fires! Overdrive. Radio. New Tires $875 purpose. Al Warranty/ ranty. lite Competition rehires the e A careless smoker It a menace. s* entrants to present simply and ACADIA VALLEY forcefully facts about cancer. In O Faulty electric wiring and overload circuits are 1948G.M.C. HALF TON 1952 FORD SEDAN. Top condition. Good poster form, so that people will dangerous. Good Body, Motor. "New Tires $550 Tint. Was $1250. Now £flf|Kf understand them at a glance. The O Fires are caused by defective chimneys, furnaces, IN THE COMMUNITY HALL posters will be Judged on the im pipes and cooking equipment 1946 FORD 1 TON portance of the message which 1951 FORD SEDAN. Radio AT 8 O'CLOCK they convey, the suitability of de • Spontaneous ignition can be caused by oily rags, Good Tires. Good Motor $225 sign or illustration, originality, point and rubbish Good Tires, Al Warranty. $875 and general effectiveness. . The prize list in each of the So ' • Tha careless use off kerosene and other Inflamm THURSDAY EVENING, OCT. 18 ciety's branch areas comm-ising able liquids can result in death Calgary, Crowsnest Pass, Drumhel • Leaving children within reach of matches and el Call Al Nessman, at 182 Wheat marketing and other problem* of the far ler, Edmonton, Grande Prairie, ectric and gas switches can have serious Lethbridge, Medicine Hat, Peace consequences mer will be the subject of Mr. Plan's Address. River, Red Deer, VegrevUle and Vermilion, consists of lst, 2nd, 3rd . • Put your campfire out und don't light brush with and 4th prizes of $10., $5., $3., and out proper care. A SPECIAL INVITATION IS EXTENDED TO THE $2. respectively, in Grades VH and VtQ, Grades IX end X, and Grades Use your common sousa, KNOW AND ACT ON FARM WOMEN AND YOUNG PEOPLE XI and XH. Following the branch THESE THINGS. awards, grand prizes will be awar TO BE PRESENT ded for the best entries, in the Fire is not a chance occuranca but a bud error! same classes in the entire-prov ince. The closing date of the con test is March 15, 1957. GOVERNMENT OF ALBERTA Thit Meeting is Sponsored.by the Acadia F.U.A. Details of the contest are going Department of tha Provincial Secretary District 11 * out to all schools in Uie province. Teachers or students who do not receive the rules and regulations, Hon. A. J. HOOKE, - A. E. BRIDGES, Central Garage and other relative information, Minister HM Commissioner Everyone 1$ Welcome may obtain them from the Calgary District Council, 231 - 7th Aven PHONE 102 HANNA ue South East, Calgary, Alberta. 1 \^7^^/L-JA^S^i&^.m i ^rt.rti^.^^isr-'^ • ^W^¥t ^0^¥'K^^r: =2*^- ^^^^^maae*ewm\\\\weaie^am Poge 8 THE 11 ANNA lllflfcb und fcRJfrdJfetfaih ALtt&A NJ6li^tHUft&6A^ O^QftEB Ji^19&fe- •MB CNR CAR FERRY to beside a small trawler wallow EFFECTS RESCUE ing helplessly in tbe heavy sea. SUNNYNOOK ENDIANG Officers of the Canora, unable VANCOUVER, Oct 7 — Thet o tender aid themselves because Craigmyle District Bureau SUNNYNOOK, Sept. 22 — Ree Delia News Bureau ENDIANG, Oct. 9 — Mr. Bill CNR car ferry "Canora" had a of the swell, radioed Air-Sea Res ent visitors to Brooks were Mr. Ritchie and Dave Ritchie of Stet major role recently in saving two cue Headquarters in Vancouver and Mrs. Sigurd Torie, Miss Olga tler were week end visitors with persons from possible death rec which dispatched a pilot boat NEWS — CIRCULATION — JOB PRINTING (By the Herald's Correspondent Mrs. Felix Battle) ently off Trail Island, near Victor- Mrs. Isobel Branum, Ite. Representative Craigmyle Torie and Adolph Torie of the Bfr. and Mrs. Albert Boehlke. from Victoria. The Canora stood "Nook" and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Visitors with the Donald's over ia. • by until the pilot boat took the The Canora, on a regular run to trawler in tow. Christianson and Gae of Hanna, DELIA, Oct. 8 — Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Bette Ann, motored to the Thanksgiving were Miss Jean where they visited with Mrs. Tor- ette Donald, Mr. Ken Hayes, Mr. Vancouver Island from Port Mann, John Land, captain of the traw CRAIGMYLE, Oct 8 — Craig all of the University of Alberta in V. Warner of Calgary were all Edmonton last week end to spend spotted a distress signal and hove myle and district were saddened ie's uncle, Mr. Sigurd Carlson. week end guests at the home of Thanksgiving with relatives. and Mrs. Gordon Langston and fa ler, wrote later to the Victoria Edmonton, motored home for the Recent visitors at the Spenee mily, all of Calgary, Mr. Eddy Colooist to say that the "perefect- at the passing of two old-timers of week end. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hall, Delia. Mrs. Wm Wilson Calgary, spent this distriet Mr. Fred Oliver was home here were Mr. and Mrs. Ray last week end at the home of Mr. Donald of Devon and Mrs. Herbie have friends from Calgary as their ly executed" rescue, which saved An ommission- occurred in the Donald and family of Calmar: his daughter Susan and himself, killed accidentally last week when Mr. and Mrs. Al Stanford and Buckmeier of Calgary. last issue, in the Delia report of and Mrs. Lester Battle. guests. it is believed a team of horses bol family spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Oliver of Mr. Herbie Donald has been Mr. and Mrs. Carl Abram and embodied "watchkeeping vigilance the funeral of Mrs. Benson. It was Mr. and Mrs. Harry Imler, Cal moved into Saskatchewan and aboard the Canora, protective act ted. friends and relatives at Cardston. Benton and Mr. and Mrs. Doug not mentioned that Rev. Davidge, gary, spent last week end with family of Cessford were week end Gray and twin daughters Jane and Mrs. Donald and family will join ion on her part, effective employ In Calgary Mr. Ken Ashbey pas Misses Audrey Herman and Jen pastor of the Renfrew United their daughter and son-in-law, Bfr. visitors at the Albert Abrams. Judy of Hanna, were week end bim later. Mr. and Mrs. Kay Nelson and ment of communications and sed away in a nursing home. May nie Ann Branum attended the Un Church, Calgary, a former minis and Mrs. Bert Marshall, Delia. Mr. Jim Hogg left on Saturday shore - based organization along we extend our sincere sympathy guests at the Lukey and Campbell ter in Delia, and a close friend of They were accompanied from Cal boys of Stettler were visitors with ited Church Youth Rally held in homes recently. for Calgary after a month's holi with prompt, skilful action." to any members of the families. Calgary last week end. the deceased lady, assisted Rev gary by tbeir son and daughter-in- Bfr. and Mrs. Cliff Myers. Miss Olga Torie has returned to day and harvest leave with his fa Bfr. Gordon Groat pf Stettler Mr. and Mrs. George Loucks of Dunsmore to officiate at the fun law, who visited at the home of ther here. Delisle, Sask., spent the holiday Mrs. Bill Anderson was a Satur her home in Vancouver after visit eral service in the Delia United Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson. was visiting in town over/fn<*Uong The upland Indians of Peru, Bo day visitor to Drumheller. ing with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Miss Mary Groat is visiting her week end. . livia, and Ecuador chew stalks of weekend at the home of the Cliff Church. Mr. and Mrs. L. Desjardine, Cal sister Mrs. Cliff Myers. Mr. Karl Loucks. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blair and fa S. Torie here. gary, spent Thanksgiving with the Some of the Kenny families of mily of Hanna__accompanied by Honorary pallbearers were John Laarz of Rose Lynn spent the the quiona plant and coca leaves Mr. D. G. Innes accompanied by After spending tbe summer Marshall, James J. Wilson, Hor latter's parents, Bfr. and Mrs. Calgary are visiting relatives over to reduce hunger and fatigue on Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Redford oi months at his home, Mr. Bert Lu week end with his son-in-law and the week end. Mr. Bill Anderson motored to ace Martin, Stuart Sloan, J. K. Su Charles Greer, Delia. daughter Mr. and Mrs. Jack Groat. long journeys. Calgary were Sunday visitors at key has returned to Edmonton to Mrs. Wilton and daughters San Jerry and Gwen Phibbs of Hal Swift Current last week end. the home of Mr. Harvey Nixon. therland and Bert Simpson. Mr. Seven Mohn left Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Glen Edgar aid resume his studies in engineering Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pullar and Mr dra and Phyllis were recent visit kirk stayed with ttieir aunt, Mrs. The oldest known Circus was Blr. and Mrs. Art Lewis and at the University of Alberta. for Hanna where he expects to Debbie of Calgary were Saturday Harry Pullar of Calgary were ors at the home of her daughter live for the winter. Jack Groat while Mrs. Phibbs was the Circus Maximus, built in visitors at the home of the latter's Wayne of Calgary spent the long The annual chicken supper, week end visitors to Delia, attend and son-in-law, Mr. and Blrs confined to hospital. Rome in 329 B.C. week end at the home of the lat which was held two weeks ago last Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. brother-in-law and sister Mr. and ing the funeral of Mrs. Benson. George Thompson, Delia. Carl Schultz on the birth of a Mrs. Maurice Davey. ter's brother and sister in law Mr. Saturday night under the auspices Mesdames R. Morrison, A. Mas Mr. and Mrs. V. Ingram and fa and Mrs. Ernie Marshall. of the United Church, proved to daughter. Deputy mayor Kennie Newman on, H. Stevenson, and C. Greer mily of Vernon, B.C. were recent Mr. and Mrs. Paul Derwantz Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kozak and be a decided success and about motored to Drumheller last Fri yisitors at the home of the latter's and Messrs Rusty, Irvin and Har family, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Strate- have relatives from Calgary and vey McCrea, all of Jasper Place, $174.00 was realized from same. day to attend Drumheller Presby brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and chuk, all of Edmonton, and Mr. Bfrs. Givens and Mrs. M. H. Pet Wainwright visiting over the long Caol CeMnat Shews Why visited in the old home town over tery Womans' Association held in Mrs. Dave Doull, Delia. week end. and Mrs. Wm. Lancaster and Bren erson of Hanna accompanied by the Knox United Church. Mr. and My. Bob Jeffries and the week end renewing old acda of Banff were week end visit Miss Gail Loomer of Stettler quaintances and shooting a few Mrs. C. C. Jenson from Northfield, Ray Schoeppe, Hinton, Alberta, family of Calgary and Mr. and ors at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. Minn., and Mrs. M. Heleson and spent the week end with her par / YOU'U Bl WAR MIR geese. spent last Saturday visiting friends Mrs. H. Rotzoll and son of Mid ents. George Erychuk. daughter from Hingham, Montana landvale. Messrs Reg and Dale Clowes ac * FJione 62 Honno :*-f*t? *•--** mmmmmsm •..' ___- •rwtjlettl>JU J«3*A t_i JJfs* •" — J THE HANNA HERALO and EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA-NEWS—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1956 !£ ance of the year it appears Ukely I are expected to he quite heavy Forum Secretary, says farmers Form Radio*. Forum can ill afford at tibia time to pass Uyit in 1956 Canada will be in the 't-Ms fall but fairly good markets for fed cattle are expected in view CALFHOOD BRUCELLOSIS VACCINE Returns to Air Up the opportunity to discuss, and unique position of importing more io express their opinions on, these slaughter cattle than she exports. of the 10 per cent fewer cattle in feed lots at July 1st in thirteen On October 29 at 8:00 p.m. Nat important topics which are their While dressed beef exports have SHOULD BE GIVEN IN EARLY FAU ional Farm Radio Forum returns business. Aside Oram the educa arm IVonl \Icws exceeded imports, on balance Can- (-Jleadin g cattle feeding states, com to the airways with a new and in tional features of Farm Forum, ada is presently approaching a po pared to a year ago. Unfortunately f teresting series of discussion top Canada still lacks statistics on feed With the harvest operations be are branded and castrated. Own the discussion groups help indiv sition of^*tnet"i_eef importer, un ers have found that this fall gath ics for farm people. iduals to develop self-expression less the- c^Ru population consid lot cattle operations. ing wound up throughout the pro This will be the seventeenth sea Prospects for good fall pasture vince, it is time to tion our atten ering, if done early, has paid big aad confidence. They also ful 0 F erably expands. dividends in the advantage gained son for Farm Forum Programs social need in many neighbor conditions, generally ample win tion io the "cash crop" harvest of The retention of the bulk of by the calves being back on the which use, as tools, radio, printed hoods. ter-*' feed supplies, a continuing this year's cialves. In the very near material, group discussion and re IEF SITUATION DURING W6 supplies on the tjomestic market strong demand for good quality future the Brucellosis vaccination cows for the intermittent spelk of good weather. porting of opinions. The use of all Anyone wishing additional in* appears to have be*en a factor-in DSH in the domestic market and program will be in full swing, ahd formation oa this national radio increasing the outputSjfthe bet Alberta has a big lead over the these tools in one program is un anticipated smaller output of pork to carry this through to satisfact ique and is not matched anywhere program whicb deals with "The ter grades of beef. From January all combine to indicate consider ory completion will require con other prairie provinces in the Bru INE OF SHARP CONTRASTS through August this year the per cellosis vaccination plan and this in the world. Farmer's Business" may write to able interest in cattle feeding .op siderable co-operation from all This new series of programs Tte Alberta Farm Forum Office, "Opportunities for Realizing Close centages of beef carcasses graded erations this winter. The U.S.D.A. concerned says Dr. J. K. Morrow, is expanding rapidly each year. "Choice" and ''Good" were 21.5 New municipalities' are being add will give farm people the oppor 507 McLeod Building, Alberta. sums it up as follows: "Opportuni Supervisor of Brucellosis Control, tunity to learn more about, and to To Average Profits In Feeding" and 19.2 respectively. This com ties for,realizing close to average Veterinary Services Branch, Al ed to those having a complete Lumber is a top Austrian ex- pares with 19.4 and 18.2 per cent calf vaccination policy. At pre express opinions on, such topics port. Jom ththe,e MpnMeatt PackersPflrkpro'' Pm-inniCoupci!l a *__•_-.___week- <_*«.-_<,*_-.greater. thafl. n the apparent profits in cattle feeding appear to berta Department of Agriculture. as parity prices, marketing and in the same period a year ago. Im be brighter than they were a year Vaccination of the bulk of the sent there are 28 Brucellosis Re of Canada domestic disappearance. At the proved quality has no doubt been stricted Areas says Dr. Morrow. market prices, the soil bank idea Canada has less than four per The beef situation in 1956 has same time hog runs were averag ago, but unusually large profits calves is done in the fall and the to meet conservation needs and sons per square mile of territory, a factor of some importance in the are not in prospect." It looks as if weather plays a big factor in a Last year there were 215,000 en one of sharp contrasts. The ing 131,000 a week or 30,000 more strong consumer demand for beef. calves vaccinated in Alberta ag farm surpluses. compared to more than 50 persons sr opened with cattle and beef than the domestic market was ab much the same prediction applies successful campaign. Many cattle per square mile in the US. With total slaughterings large, in Canada. men do not wean until the weath ainst Bang's disease. When one Jim McFall, Alberta Farm Radio (irkets considerably lower than sorbing. Poultry meat supplies the price differential between top checks the records and learns that year before in both Canada were also at a seasonally high lev er gets rough, and when this is and lower grades of cattle has re the case, bad roads have to be only 6,700 were vaccinated in 1947 the U.S.A. The sharp seasonal el, with broiler output in January COOPERATION flected the consumer preference contended with which handicap it makes one realize how anxious cline in American beef markets over 90 per cent greater than a for the better qualities of carcass ''In all our scientific investiga stockmen are to take advantage of yard the- close of 1955, accomp- year earlier. the veterinarian. beef. Toward the end of August tions we overlooked the most sig However, a number of the more this service in safe-guarding their ng an even sharper drop in Under these conditions and with the spread between top steers and nificant of all atoms, the social at breeding stock. hog prices, left our markets progressive stockmen from past U.S. beef markets failing to show good cows widened to about ten om, man himself . . . We have fail experience have found that it is Plan now in building up a Bru *^ •RELIABLI isiderably above the export much strength, it was not surpris cents a pound. This type of situa ed to release this energy. If we do cellosis resistant herd. Call your [ice equivalent. As a result, ex- advisable to vaccinate all calves ing that Canadian cattle prices de tion arises when total beef tonn release this energy on worthwhile against "shipping fever" or hem veterinarian or leave your name • COURTEOUS of Canadian cattle not only clined somewhat during February age is heavy, with most of the low activities, we will definitely find with your District Agriculturist or |opped off but U.S. cattle began orrhagic septicemia early in the and March. The situation fortun er grades having to find an outlet the only answer to the frightening fall when the weather is still fav Agricultural Service Board Super •EXPERIENCED arrfve on our markets. By the ately began to clear up by mid-Ap other than in the fresh meat trade. possibilities of destruction that visor. Id of 1955 some 4,900 head main- orable. The usual practice is to ga See your ALBERTA PACIFIC AGENT for year rpund crop service ril, as domestic demand for beef Outlook: With the season of fall may come from nuclear warfare. ther the herd, vaccinate all the :i ] in the last quarter, had come in. to respond to lower prices. From But it is in the second scientific IFor the first ten weeks of 1956 feeder cattle auctions rapidly ap calves against this disease and CONTROL OF WILD OATS the middle of May onward prices proaching, speculation as to the finding that results from the com then turn the calves beck on the ALBERTA PACIFIC Ismail inward movement of Am- have consistently remained above bination of atoms that we learn GRAIN COMPANY bean slaughter cattle continued. beef outlook is a major topic. De cows. Wild oat control by chemicals is the corresponding weeks of 1955. mand for stockers during the sum our greatest lesson. Economic co October will be the month for a future prospect but at the pres jferings in this period averaged In July and August prices of the operation is the technique by |me 465 head per week. Since mer has been strong, reflecting most of the feeder sales and it is ent time there is no chemical better grades of well finished cat the improved prices for market which this can be applied to the often annohnced at these sales treatment that can be recommend* IIHnillllttMIIIIHtlHIIHHIi |ese imports comprised only ab- tle were exceptionally strong, ran social and economic spheres. This 1V4 per cent of our slaughte?- cattle and the generally excellent that a group or carload of calves' ed for this purpose, says J. J. Sex ging at least from one to two pasture situation. (It is of interest is the last great frontier for hum have been vaccinated against ship smith, agronomist, Lethbridge ex gs they were hardly large en- cents a pound higher than last an exploration. The philosophy I to materially affect Canad- to note that sales of feeder cattle ping fever. For these animals, the perimental farm. ytear. off Stockyards in June, July and that you and all of us must carry buyers will pay a premium. Some He suggests that a light fall cattle markets, particularly U.S. markets for fed cattle also to the people of the world is that, rice a fair volume of our dressed August this year were 86 per cent owners have been taking full ad working of grain stubble after the showed a strong seasonal advance greater than a year ago). From ail while they may be insignificant vantage of this gathering in hav shattered wild oat seeds have had TRUCK DRIVER WANTED kef continued to flow in the op- in mid-summer. There was no im now, yet by uniting with their fel bsite direction. The reversal of indications the beef cattle popula ing their heifer calves vaccinated a chance to dry out on the soil portant movement of slaughter tion in both Canada and the Unit lows on the principle of the Hyd for Brucellosis at the same time. surface will give some measure of le live cattle trade was in fact cattle across the border in either rogen bomb they will be in posses bod evidence that our domestic ed States has still not entered a They previously notify their veter control. However, fall tillage can Good steady position open immedi direction in the second quarter. A downward cycle. The June 1st sur sion of the greatest social and ec inarian of the date. Late calves serve no useful purpose unless kef market was relatively strong small inward movement of U.S. onomic -power ever known in the ately for well qualified and reliable truck id better than any available ex- vey of Canadian cattle numbers in two or three weeks of good drying cattle developed in July but by dicated a record total of lOMt mil history of the world. — Dr. M. M. weather precede the operation and brt outlet. This happened in a GUNS - PELLETS - COYOTES driver. Must have trailer or semi-trailer August it had tapered off, and in lion head on farms and ranches, Coady. there is time for germination and piod when pork and poultry sup- the latter month very few slaugh were abundant and priced at- which was 2.2 per cent greater Have coyotes been bothering growth before freeze-up. experience. Good wages and weihiaig ter cattle were' moving either than a year ago. Beef cow and hei Because of inflation, in terms of your sheep, other stock or poultry Delayed seeding in the spring actively to the consumer, north or south of the line. conditions. Single man preferred. Apply lin January inspected salughter- fer numbers showed a gain in purchasing power the 1900 Canad lately? You can give yourself the has consistently given good results Unless the relationship between both Eastern and Western Canada. |gs of cattle averaged 35,400 a ian dollar was worth 48 cents in necessary protection by setting at the Lethbridge station. immediately in writing to Box 219, Han eek, which was nearly 1000 head U.S. and Canadian cattle markets Steer numbers were nearly 11 pec- changes markedly during the bal- cent larger than a year ago. In the 1945, and is worth 30% cents in out coyote getters or strychnine na Herald. U.S.A. marketings of grass cattle 1956." pellets to intercept these predat COOPERATIVE ABATTOIR ors as they approach the farm or Nova Scotia livestock producers the corral. are organizing a co operative Abat Many farmers have obtained ex toir. To date 1,420 members have HlllttlllUlllltlllMliniilHItllllMttlHIllinillMI cellent results'in using the guns subscribed $116,250. Hon. Colin RAPESEED and pellets. For example Mr. Pet Chisholm, that province's minister erson of Leaman now has a record of agriculture, has announced that CRYSTAL COAL NINE Many learners in Western Canada have, of 80 coyotes destroyed and A. the provincial government is pre during tiie past season, turned to the growing Starling of Drayton Valley has 62 pared to pur up $100,000 capital Chris. Damsgard's, Oyen coyotes to his credit. All these (Located 1 Mile South of Sheerness) of rapeseed as a means of providing a ready cash crop. and advance a loan of a further predatory animals were killed $100,000. Our elevators are equipped to handle this crop and your near the farmer's farmsteads. Mention could be made of W. Za- COMPLETE * LUMP nearest Searle agent will be pleased to give you full parti- zula of Willingdon, Peter Chubb ] of Bluffton and many others r | culars upon request. throughout the prairie who have WASHED * EGG taken a heavy Mil of coyotes. This SEARLE GRAIN COMPANY, LTD. certainly indicates the effective ness of tbe present devices which ______«vre supplied to farmers through CRUSHED ROCK DISPERSAL SALE I * KUT the local pest control officers in -mTMLKPHOH*— the lUuriicipalities free of* charge. 24409 If you are having trouble witB SAND AND Of Purebred and Grade CaMe * STOKER 34490 coyotes see your District Agricul-. Crfpary tur-ist or Municipal Pest Officer who will provide you with all the 107 Purebred! - M Yearling For Better Coal For Better Service necessary information and mater GRAVEL ials. FOR THE FINEST IN ANY Buy e TOP QUALITY Steers , '. O NEW PIT CRYSTAL COAL e PROMPT PRODUCTION SATURDAY, OCTOBER M Trucks loaded promptly and efficiently CONCRETE WORK Consisting of Nine 18 Months-old Purebred tails; 35 with our new convenient loading Purebred Cows; 25 Purebred Heifer Calves; H. Pure 1 Estoblished 1933 bred 2 Year-old Heifers; 10 Pwetied Bull Calves; 11 facilities. courteous — Efficient — Reliable DRUMHELLER Purebred Yearilng Heifers; Purebred Herd Sire 5 Yin. TELETYPE COMMUNICATION NOTE—Watch for Sale RMb and Catalogues HANNA — CALGARY — BANFF SAND & GRAVEL Doily Service HANNA — CRAIGMYLE — DELIA — MORRIN -AUCTIONEERS-^ il. Leaving Calgary 3 a.m. CO., LID. PHONE ART'S — 555 — CASSIDY AGENCIES Midland Rd. — Phono 2663 Frank Gattey I SALE Drumheller Consort, Alto. Cereal, Aha. ART'S TRANSPORT LIMITED —32tf CALGARY NATION! DATES errenge your BROOKS and DISTRICT AS NEAR AS I For COUNTS «h ANNUAL SHEEP SALE YOUR 3 FITZSIMMONS AND POWELL al Charlton's Sales Yard TELEPHONE I AUCTIONEERS ONE MILE NORTH OP BROOKS ie.e time end Uouble — lM Cene- d'-n Netionel wette ell yow ml end Meemkip enenfementi. We're stents Use aH rteeimkip linet, •Aet- MAN'S CATTLELINERI THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25th e»ei in the world you went lo sol fat Gnhtmei Mitinji °* ** CONING CATTLE SALES MAASOAM No. tt 1 P.M. SHARP LUNCH SERVED TERMS CASH STOCKHOLM Otc • BERLIN OK. 10 SERVICE NO RESERVE Hanna Round Up Grounds SAXONIA Dec IS • From Pasture to Market in the FASTEST - SAFEST TIME! LIMITED TO 3500 HEAD hom HALIFAX, CN R will ooee- eteth'oush lowiit ileeennf cei» dom poind in Western Cjmttse Range Ewes _ to thioiide MONDAY, OCTOBER 15 The "CARINTHIA" ..II teil horn CEREAL 17 -:- k HANNA »3 MONTREAL on No* V) end the Feeder lambs "SEVEN SEAS" bom QUEBEC SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27 OTVonDec. •. AUQHHBR SERVICE J1I I Breeding Bucks Auction Satos Jutt Don't Happen. They're Planned. Wo Offer / See yo Poge 10 THE HANNA HERALD ond EAST CENTRAL' ALBERTA NEWS—THUR5PAY, OCTOBER 11, 1956 ers in a darkened world. Onlyv a CNR MOVING IRON ORR MASS OPERATIONS NETHERBY PROM ATIKOKAN, LABRADOR FIVE DISTINCT SERIES OF FORDS HANNA LIONS CLUB IN CHARGE blind person can lead one newly Canadian press reports that the blinded, towards a healthy, con WINNIPEG, Oct. 6 — Canadian Canadian system of putting all av NETHERBY, Oct. 6 — Mr. Ar structive mental attitude towards his handicap. Among the many National Railways hauled 2,629,- ailable equipment to work in a FOR FIRST TIME IN HISTORY chie Corry from B.C. is visiting OF LOCAL CANVASS FOR C.N.I.B services rendered by CNIB are 385 tons of iron ore from the grain field that is ready to harvest Highest Performance Engines Ever with his brother Mr. J. Corry and Home Teaching, Social Service, Steep Rock Mines at Atikokan to is being employed in parts of is helping out with the harvesting. Campaign Now Under Way In South BraiUe and record library, employ the Lakehead between the open Great Britain to combat unfavor Mrs. S. Patton has spent the Offered in The Low Price Car Field Alberta; Public Support Needed ment, supplying raw materials to ing of navigation and September able harvest conditions. As many past week in Edmonton with her homeworkers, special appliances, as four combine harvesters oper-. For the first time in its 52-year Standard engine for the Fair daughter and their families con Light is so important in our dai nearly 40 years the CNIB has been 30- of this year. and many more. Through these This is an increase of 863,195 ate in one field in order to harvest history. Ford of Canada will pro lane and station wagon series is valescing after her recent illness ly lives that we are paralyzed studying the best way to solve the services more than 20,000 blind-in it quickly while the grain is fit to duce five distinctive series of the 212 h.p. Thunderbird V-8. A in the Hanna hospital. She is ex tons over the amount handled dur when a power breakdown occurs. problems' of the blind. Through Canada today have learned to pass thresh. Ford cars in two different sizes in 190 h.p. is standard for the Cust pected back to the farm again Yet not many of us realize that ing the same period last year. Car the training which the CNIB of the dark hours more happily than loads were 39,549 this year as its 1957 line, it was announced to om and Custom 300 series. Both shortly. the blind are always in the dark fers to those who have lost their would have been possible without have two-barrel carburetors. In ad Mr. and Mrs. ,E. Parsons of Cal compared with 26,401 moved to CHINA'S POPULATION day by P. G. WUley, general man Some time ago two blind men sight, the ways of living and mov the services of this great organiz Sept. 30, 1955. ager Ford-Monarch Sales Division, dition, uie 144 h.p. Mileage Maker gary spent last week end at the were weaving at an exhibition. A ing and working in the dark, can ation. The annual campaign of thc six is available in Custom, Custom Meanwhile, in Quebec, ore from China's present population, ac Ford Motor Company of Canada home of Mr. and Mrs. C.'Noyce. fuse blew and the lights in that be learned. The senses must be CNIB, in all non-Community Chest cording to official figures is more Limited- The 18 new models un 300 and some wagons. The Thund The fUm "It's a Great Feeling" the huge Knob Lake development part of the buUding went out. reorienated. Emphasis changes areas, rs on now. Its work cannot is pouring down to the steel mills than 600 million and is reported veiled by Ford-Monarch dealers erbird Special engine is available shown at the school drew a fair from sight to touch and hearing. only with Fordomatic transmis There was instant confusion. continue without the support of a of Youngstown, Ohio, arid the CN to be increasing at the rate of 1 across Canada on October 3 will crowd last night. Four senses must do the work of generous public. You can lend a million per month. sions. All other engines can be or We are glad to report that Wal Yet the two blind men went on R is providing jan important link have the highest performance en working. Because all our activities five. helping hand to those who cannot kf the transportation chain. Tsai Chang, prominent Chinese gines ever offered in the low price dered with standard, over-drive or ter Haessel has been able to have Fordomatic transmissions. are planned with the assumption More important even than phys see. GIVE NOW - generously. "Operation Labrad - Ore" has women's leader, told the Commun field. the cast removed from his leg, af ist Party Congress in China that ter having had it on for over three of sight, a different technique ical adjustment to lack of sight is The CNIB Campaign Convener been going on since early August. Mr. Willey said the 1957 Fords Advanced design of the engines must be applied to living for the its acceptance by the mind and in Hanna and district is: Mr. Her And through it the CNR is mov birth control "should be put into carburetion, combustion chamber, months. resolute practice to benefit wom "represent the biggest change in Mr. and Mrs. Will Ironside and sightless. That is where the work spirit. CNIB services have been man Clarke, Lions' Club Head ing 130,000 tons of ore a month to the modern history of the Ford and exhaust system, plus stepped of the Canadian National Institute designed by men without sight quarters of the Southern Alberta the hungry jaws of the blast fur en's health, child care, home life up compression, provides increas family motored to Lacombe last naces. and national prosperity "" ____*______Sunday and visited, witb Mr__._Jt!as: for the Blind is so important. For themselves to light a path for oth- Branch: 406 - 16th Ave. N. W. ~~TBr~tS67 Ffififlane and Fairlaii*" ed* operating economy* in all mod- ii : iu'< »••• the Vi'Urlr v..*\ .•»—i— «*fo ,Thf-*FWi*.y.*i>* *g« SOO sedans are nine inches longer for the past mtonth* and reports w , 0 > e'-Fti.-**** e »' .~eee.ee md four inches lower than last etors, intake manifold, intake valves, camshaft, and distributor her to be very happy and content year's comparable models. Custom in her new home, a private home and Custom 300 sedans are more are the new components which give Ford increased performance. in Lacombe. than three inches longer and near YOU HEAR HOMEOWNERS SAY: ly 3-Vi inches lower than the 1956 Ford's new styling starts with CASH ADVANCES models. Station wagons are 3% wide hooded headlights and a for The Lethbridge Herald Ways: We need more rooms/ ward slanting grille, and includes inches lower and nearly six inches "Cruising around the country We need more closets! longer. Fairlanes and Fairlane streamlined wheel openings, a side these days, one finds a grass 500's are built on a 118-inch wheel windshield that wraps further ar roots opinion gathering moment We need more cupboards! ound the sides for better visibility, base. Station wagons, Customs and um with such force that a major • We need more shelving! Custom 300's have a 116-inch distinctive fins at the rear, and issue can be anticipated, especially clear across Canada.. wheelbase. contoured sides that give the car with a federal national election 'Me need more storage and living space! "There has been no sacrifice of a sculptured look. coming up next year. Burdened headroom inside the car, in spite "Hardtop" styling is the trade with surplus wheat and harassed of their reduced height," Mr. WU mark of the conventional Tudor by grain marketing problems, ley said. "The new frame extends and Fordor sedans in the Fairlane many farmers insist that the time to the sides of die car, and this and Fairlane 800 series. The effect has arrived in Canada for payment permits the floor to be lowered in is achieved with thin side pUlars. of cash advances on farm-stored side the frame rails. Ford's true pillarless "Hardtops," grain. And such strong feelings "The design and styling are new the Fordor and Tudor Victorias, are developing that much more from tbe ground up. Every dimen alsp are offered in these series. will most certainly be heard about sion is changed. Wheels, frame, Station wagons have flatter roof such payments before long." rear axle, drive shaft, engines, lines, with a contoured step-down and every inch of sheet metal in midway back from the windshield. inforced to withstand greater im -rfcaC - ^sw\\w\w\- -^LWaWsr- wmMm every body style are definite de At the'back, the rear window and pacts. A three and one-half inch Hr! mm Jmmm wm. m partures from past models," he ex liftgate wrap around the sides to impact absorbing area is provided plained. provide 20 per cent more opening over the steering column by tne Riding ease has been greatly for bulky loads. A new latch opens new safety steering wheel, which improved by using longer, wider the entire tailgate with one pull, is one inch smaller in diameter. frame with lower pressure tires and the liftgate swings up auto It is mounted lower in the car for on wider treads, and employing matically on concealed torsion bar the best driving position. free plans and redesigned ball-joint suspension springs. Roofs have been strengthened in front and outboard-mounted Special side mouldings and or with steel centre bows. Hoods are longer leaf springs in back. namentation distinguish' each of hinged at the front for easier en "Durability is buUt into the Ford's five series, which are av gine servicing. The hood release SYLVAPLY PLYWOOD Ford thiough stronger alloy met ailable in 19 two-tone paint com has been moved inside, beneatk als, greater use of insulation and binations of 13 solid colors. Inside the instrument panel, making the sound - deadening materials, long upholstery is color-matched to the engine compartment tamper-proof er-wearing fabrics and plastics, body's paint. when the car ls locked. The fresh answer home storage space problems and strengthening of mechanical Ford's pioneering safety feat air intake has been moved to the parts," Mr. Willey pointed out. ures introduced in 1956 have been cowling in front of the windshield For 1957, a special high perfor improved. There is a new safety so exhaust fumes are not drawn I mance V-8 engine is available as instrument panel with recessed into the car. easily... quickly... handsomely... economically J an optional power plant on all control knobs, clustered directly Fot 1957, Ford offers a broad Ford cars in the Custom 300, Fair ahead of the redesigned deep cen range of optional features includ Your lumber dealer has these plans .. . has many more ... living space in attic and basement too, or panel over old walls to lane 500 series. The engine, caUed tre steering wheel. Instrument ing power-operated steering, seats, fhe Thunderbird Special, develops panel and sun visor crash cush brakes and windows, tinted glass and they're free for you! Come in and get as many as you give your home new beauty, with y£ Sylvaply plain or decorative 245 horsepower, and is equipped ions are available, and the safety and 6 and 8 tube radios. Air con want. Find out how you can make these units in your spare , plywoods. If you prefer to have it done for you, ypu save too, because with a four-barrel low silhouette rear view mirror is continued. ditioning is also avaUable as an ac time. Yes, with simple woodworking tools you can Create Sylvaply is the choice of professional builders, used in thousands carburetor. Safety door latches have been re- cessory. Of* ways from roof sheathing and subflooring to cupboards and storage, space wherever yoii need it with self-framing cabinets. And wherever it is in use it adds strength and beauty, ***•-**'••*** Sylvaply in W or %" thicknesses. You can create extra adds long life, utility, and value. Go &tAC4€mf$t& NAVVS ATTICS s% BASEMENTS: so much valuable MODERN KITCHEN CABINETS: orabrand space going to waste! Convert them into play new kitchen, the Sylvaply kitchen cabinet booklet rooms, workrooms, bedrooms ... do it in your answers your kitchen storage and remodelling spare time with Sylvaply! Free folder shows problems! Now you can have cupboards for -*•»•- __ SPECIAL how quickly the 4'x 8' Sylvaply panels cover a canned goods, shelves for appliances, cabinets lot of area, go up with a minimum of effort, are for pots and pans ... room for everything! It's easy to weet by any homeowner. And when, your a booklet that will save you many dollars . . . project is done, you'll be surprised at the amount and it's absolutely free! Be sure to get your NAVAL RECRUITING WM of added value you have given your home! copy at your lumber dealer's. WALL. TO WALL. VANITY: just what your BEDROOM STORAGE WALL: solves cloth, bedroom needs! Even has fold-away makeup ing storage problems from suits to socks! IN TOWN table, is easier to make than you think. A vanity Designed for easy building with 4'x 8' Sylvaply like this answers your where-to-store-it problem, panels, can be built to any size in any bedroom. from undies to bed linens. Even the drawer Has a "his" and "heq*s" section, costs about one* design, so often the bugaboo of do-it-yourselfers, third the retail price to make! Average skill has been simplified. See your lumber dealer for with ordinary woodworking tools, and the free NOW... the free plan ... aiid proudly present this vanity plan can create this unit for any family. Start to your wife! on it this weekend! ...te ttUifou tsUte te jetm tUTU^r BUNK BEOS: just what youngsters want, has LIVING ROOM ENTRY DIVIDER: a boon a built-in storage cabinet for toys, clothes, bed for the home without an entrance hall! Gives •Howied advancement opportunities linens. Strong, handsome, will serve from the tn your living room new dimension, gives you early years 'til way in their teens. Needs no storage space for books, records, glassware on •Permanent employment ?$&•&**• springs, is assembled with ordinary butt joint one side . . . has a closet on the hall side, and construction. Actually, if you can handle a u£es only a 12" strip of floor space! Be sure to •Good rales **•% pay and pension hammer and saw, you can make this long-life see your lumber dealer for a free plan .. . this •30 days annual leave wH bunk bed in your spare time. home improvement project is a beauty! *• i - -"f ,-Afttftdg? jw&Spw , . ..-»_ •fv*i • Medical and denial care •38%..* i** y^e__ ....TM SHELVES & CUPBOARDS: every room can WORK BENCH WITH CABINETS: the • ;3|£ m- •- BMI •*$• use them, any amateur can make them! Free do-it-yourselfer's basic need. Has storage space MtSSs. |.rr*L__L plan is a-b-c easy to follow; all you need are for everything: tools, nails, screws ... and best SPlCjM; simple woodworking tools and Sylvaply. And of all, is sturdy, strong, easy to make. So well what a pleasure to use this handsome plywood! designed, you'll want to paint it and make it a Saws easily, can be finishedo r painted in dozens recreation room feature} Free Sylvaply plan S53£g22 rttfffl of ways. Think of the uses you have for cabinets shows you precisely how to go about making this HfJm and shelving like this! essential unit. ' y&r£ l' "••>' •*! L-prV*;*•..>' DINING-LIVING ROOM DIVIDER: creates FLOOR CABINETS: for dining room, den, • 00 o ___~urs f ••*** .1 ]\\^ y.^\ two rooms where there was one, creates extra everywhere you need counter height storage storage space as well. And how simple to make! space. Beauty of building them with Sylvaply is Basic tools and Peter Whittall's easy-to-follow the simplicity of construction . . . and the free instructions are all you need. Plus, of course, plan tells precisely what to do. Peter Whittall, Sylvaply from your lumber dealer. He has this Canada's Mr. Do-it-yourself prepared the plan, free plan for you. Be sure to see it, read it, start so you know they're easy to make! this unit right away! imT&**s MANY OTHER FREK PLANS ar* available at your lumbar NOW in addition to famous Sylvacord, Canada's leading decorative plywood, your dealer'*. Come in and tako your pick—they will help improve lumber dealer has four new decorative plywoods for wall panelling projects. your home, add valuable storage space, give you utable unit* e your home need*. Choote from: •LOCKLINK: plywood with a pattern of rectangular plaque*, BEACHCOMBER: has a weathered grain textured surface. j^^-To' ioittHie Navy.yoii^ SHELF DOOR WARDROBE DEMOUNTABLE MUSIC WALL ODDS AND ENDS CABINET MUSIC AW IV CENTER ' nNBTRiPI: with vertical fine texture lot a pleasant decorative effect. should" be, aged 17 «|0> • BE A SAILOR FLEXIBLE ST0RA6E WALL GARDEN CABINET TREND WALL: grooved surface fo simulate vertical planks. v . -'2572?* irt some specialized','. 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