The Leader-Post from Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada • 2

-THE LEADER-FOST, SEGINA. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 17. 1953 PAGE TW igfyts i Free world will triumph over Reds, Lions are told City disposes of idle plant to cost Liberals favor east MP charges ASSINIBOIA (Special)-In his Initial speech of the current elec Jaw introduced the speaker. Mem sion was well attended by dele gates.

SWIFT CURRENT (Staff) conclusion of a session that lasted till midnight. Two aldermen, J. R. Swift Current asphalt pLint, pur MOOSE JAW (Staff) Confidence that the free nations of the world would withstand the inroads of Communism following a truce in Korea, because of their deep-rooted faith in Christianity," The delegates had Tuesday afternoon free to enjoy on the golf courses, tennis courts and in the Booker, nd Hervey Johnson, left bers of the Swift Curreni Lions club band entertained during the luncheon. Earlier in the day the club presidents and secretaries assembled for an informal breakfast, follow chased by the city two years ago anA whirh never turned a wheel, the meeting before the deal was YORKTON (Staff The estimated cost of the proposed installation of signal lights on Broadway street from Betts anvenue to Tnnrth avenue is 13.466 City Engi tion campaign Hazerv Argue, MP, swimming pool and wild animal finally completed.

was sold by council Monday at the was expressed by Judge G. W. Mc- park, which the Friendly City The asphalt plant has been the ing which officers' panels and pro subject of many discussions in the neer Harold Bailey informed rity jects and activities meetings were has to offer. Over 400 delegates and their families are attending the four-day convention, from all Phee Tuesday. Het was guest speaker at a luncheon of the International Lions club convention being held in -Moose Jaw last two years.

The original cost held, while a regular business ses- council meeting Monday ngni. The engineer said the. proposed was $40,000. over Saskatchewan and the Da- Monday night the mixing plant system has a master controller kotas, representing 100 clubs with (CCF Asslntboia) Tuesday charged that the Liberal government of Prime Minister Louis St Laurent had deliberately discriminated against Saskatchewan. Opening his campaign in Assin-iboia before a large crowd Mr.

Argue charged that had the sits for the Saskatchewan river dam been in either Quebec or Ontario and one tank was fold to the Man which synchronizes all other con-frnlWi on the svstem. It can be a membership of 3,500. nix-O'Sullivan Co. of Edmonton Convention draws 60 trustees SWIFT CURRENT (Staff) for $18,800. used throw all individual con The remainder of the equipment Speaking on the subject of peace, the judge quoted at length from Longfellow's "Hiawatha" and RabbuLlebman's "Peace of Mind" stating that the lines of those writers could be regarded as sermons of peace today.

He told of the world conditions after the The final business session and nomination of officers will be held Wednesday when one of the biggest conventions ever to be trollers to flashing only when required, and on each individual Boy spots wood duck at Kendal was disposed of on a trade-in basis controller is a manually operated control to set any intersection on The city is purchasing a trench hoe, half-ton truck, vhich the staged in Moose Jaw, winds u. it would have been built years ago. trenching machine will be mount flashing. He said the estimate rnm niiprf with the assistance of Sneaking to 60 rural trustees from First World War, and of the mis ed on, and a Schramm-Pneuma- the Swift Current larger school electronics and communication "The Liberal government has not hesitated to appropriate many times the sum required to build the South Saskatchewan dam for construction of the St Lawrence takes in economy made by the tractor. Cost of this equipment is twit here Tuesday at a one-day Alameda district farmer succumbs various natjons trying to seek in equipment With fmlv three aldermen at convention.

George Hmdley, mg $26,082. -Trade Made dependence. Countries could not be self-contained, and in the 20's gar. president of the Saskatchewan seaway," he said. tending the meeting most ques and with warehouses glutted School Trustees' association told the trustees that "in this xientific ALAMEDA (Special) Funeral service for James Hamilton, 79, The city is trading in its asphalt spreader and motor on the deal, which will leave a balance in the various countries with the Was held recently In Douglaston The Saskatchewan member also charged discrimination In, respect to income tax.

"Saskatchewan farmers, by. the latest statistics. products peculiar to those coun age when war is a battle of ideas the strategic point for a battle of $10,582 to be paid by the city. REIGNING TEARS: Apparently an unwilling dueen, tries, millions of people in the church near here with Rev. 'W.

L. Henly officiating. Burial was in world were dying of starvation. tions coming berore council were briefly discussed and set over to full meeting. Taxes Cancelled The Yorkton Flying club was granted cancellation of their 1952 and 1953 taxes.

The resignation of Rav Evans, citv works department Douglaston cemetery. two-year-old Jeanne The matter of selling this plant has been bafore council for months at almost every meeting, and finally the decision v. as reached that by KENDAL (Special). Dennis Ferber, young son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Ferber, is keeping a vigil these days on a duck nest in one of the maple trees, in a windbreak about 250 yards from the Ferber home, located about 10 miles south of Kendal. Dennis says the duck resembles a pintail, but pintails he knows, do not build nests in trees. So he Is willing to settle for a wood duck. He remembers having seen a drake, along the rdad in the spring, and jt had a big feathered hood, with green, black, white and chestnut feathers. In the United States it is called' a Hooded Merganser.

Judge McPhee went -on to say ground is in the field of higher education, Bombs and guns will not kill war; but better ideas than the enemy is producing will be the deciding Born in Ireland, Mr. Hamilton paid 2Vi times as much income tax as Ontario farmers end. 70 times as much as Quebec farmers" he said. that there is a problem in the minds of men today namely will had been a resident of Canada since 1892., For some years he farmed in Australia and thep re He appealed to his audience to The speaker urged trusted to of New York reigns witn tears after her 'Coronation" at he Madison Square Boy3' Club. A replica of Britain's Imperial' State Crown, Jeanne's royal headdress is from $1,000,000 Atlantic City pier collection, i there be another recession when peace comes in Korea.

"It prosperity comes to a country as keeping the equipment it would result in depreciation which would take further from the original -v i v. At the last meeting of the dir keep their individual school boards foreman, was received and accepted. The Yorkton Co-operative Association limited was grant stop this "shabby treatment" by sending a full Blate of CCF mem turned to Canada in 1918 settling near Alameda. He had resided in result of the manufacture of muni the town since 1945. bers to Ottawa in the Aug.

10 election. tions for war," declared the ectors of the, chamber of commerce He is survived by four sons, active and independent of the unit boards, so that from thiv source unit boards would receive a differ-rent outlook on the educational problems of rtfral treas. ed permission to extend us duik storage facilities. The city engineer submitted several nlans on a proposed layout Allan Brown, MLA for Ben- 'V t.v-J perity be maintained hianu- five daughters and 12 grandchild ren. the' matter of traffic lights again came up for discussion.

The chamber-feels that the need for these facture: the tools oi peace, ood The duck's nest is in an old. gough, also addressed the meeting, giving an outline of the recent session of the legislature.1 There had been achievements in help a country that permits a de New sit chosen V. ESTERHAZY (Special) Anew site has been chosen for the erec; tinn nf the rfew St. Andrew's Unit crow's nest, close -to the trunk of the maple tree. There are four pression to follow as In the tights is pressing and is anxious to ascertain if the lights have been ordered, and what the possible for the free parking lot at the rear of the city hall.

A decision on the choice of a layout was left over until next meeting. At a convention held it Asslhl- the field of education, the speaker said, and unit boards simply cannot do without the advice of the layman. We might marvel at all the in boia earlier In the day W. W. Funeral service held at Eyebrow eggs in nest.

Denis adds that at first, if he ed church here. The lot, which will Craig of Willows was elected pres date of installation will be. The chamber also informed Building permits according' (to came nearer than 80 yards from H. Janzen, provincial director of council that it had prepared 3,000 ventions of the present day, concluded the speaker, but we Could never get away- from the teachings of Christ which- are as true today as when they were first the building Inspector's report totalled $304,750 In May this year mmnarpH with $145,250 during the ident of the constituency organization with Mrs. Elsie.

Gorius of Assiniboia as secretary and organizer. EYEBROW (Special) Funeral service for Allan Grant, 83-year-old Eyebrow district pioneer, be levelled and made accessioie before building begins, lies directly across the street from the School. The decision not to -build on the former site was reached at a con copies of a bulletin on Swift Current, in co-operation w.th the trade service department of the the nest, the duck would fly away, but now it is getting tamer, and he has spread wheat on the side of a dugout that is just a few yards away, so the duck can have something to eat." same month In 1952. The total to curricula also addressed the He said education was progressing steadily In most fields, with much better methods of teaching made available jn all. age groupsr The great organization of Lions had its roots sunk deeply provincial government.

2,500 cop date is $550,250 as compared with S218.500. The figure does not in ies of these bulletins will be dis in that faith. The civilized nations gregational meeting following Sun FAIR PLANNED STOUGHTON (Special)-i-Plans tributed to representatives of of the world" have fheir roots day morning service. Mayor, J. welcomed clude the permit for' the new $1,000,000 federal building now sunken deeply in that same faith the trustees to the city, and stres countries visiting the Toronto trade fair.

RADIO STOLEN ESTERHAZV(Special) A Du- was held here recently with Rev. R. McMurty officiating. Burial was in Eyebrow cemetery. Mr.

Grant, a resident of the district since 1904 when he -came west from his native Ontario, died recently in hospital at CentraI Butte. He is survived by his wife, three daughters, five sons, 26 grand and it is reasonable to assume. under construction sed the importance f- the -work buc service station was broken being taught in the classroom. because of that faith, our way of life must and will prosper. into the iSisht nf June 3 and a1 Bruce Fleming, superintendent RAISED WEEKES (Special) tSponsors of the local sports day this year, the Weekes 'Ladies club and the local board of trade, 'rsalized a $300 profit from the event which for the annual $toughtOn fair and sports day have now been completed and posters advertising the event for July 7 have been issued.

The big day, sponsorsd by the local agricultural society, will feature harness racing, baseball, Softball and a midway. The luncheon was chaired by quantity of candy bars and a radio Compared with a clock that runs uniformly, the sundial is slow from Dec. 25 to April 15 and from June President Jim Aitken of the Swift Current club, while Past Presi of schools, and Mrs. Howard Couch, on behalf of the home and school organizations in the city also addressed the convention. stolen.

itv-Mi oft he wterhazy detachment are investigating the theft. 14 to Sept.l, and is fast the rest children and 12 great-grandchildren. Swift Current couiicil notes dent Fraser Muirhead of Moose was held in the town recently. of the year. cwtft rtTRRENT Staff).

At the regular meeting Monday night Swift Current city council aeieai-ed a motion to send a delegate to the Urban Municipalities association convention in Regina this welr on the grounds that smaller centres like Swift Current were not given an equal opportunity to accomplish as much tnrougn reso lutions as the larger cities. Council accepted the- resigna tion of Dr. R. R. M.

Croome irom the recreation board. rOr. Croome leavina the citv and the vacancy will be filled by Dr. Dave Hein- ricks of the experimental station W. H.

Ford was named part- time recreational director Monday i I night. Ke will receive tu per month additional salary to that tvaadv h(nr nai'H him. hv the ritv rat, touj w.i.gi for services in other departments. A concrete sidewalk. eight feet wide will be built by.

the city along the south side of Chaplin street from Central the alley at a cost of $1,080. Twenty- five per cent of the cost to be paid by property Council authorized the purchase of 48 electric light meters at a cost of $942.82, and three trans formers costing $1,188.88. Authorization of progress pay ments amounting to $11,400 on filtration plant extensipn contracts was given by council Monday night. The Permit Co. will receive payment of and Francis Hankin Co.

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Mr. Langland had been sent to the camp about three weeks ago, nH urn ainne when his death oc 1 curred about five days' before his body was discovered. im Ham lj coroner uv, i. onvci omu death was due to natural causes. Retired farmer dies at Nokomis Fred Oblander, 68, Govan, nirq in iiuruimis minimal itnimj and wis buried in Govan ceme tery following funeral service In saa ar Christ Lutheran church at Govan.

Mr. Oblander was born at Awll-awa, Russia, married Elizabeth Busch in 1908,. and In 1913 the family came to Winnipeg. In 1915 they farmed at Strasbourg, later at Cymric and In 1951 retired to Govan. Surviving besides his wife are four sons, Fred at Tate, Dave, New -Westminster, B.C..

Emanuel, 2331 McDonald street, Reelna. Alec at Cymric, three A GfNItAl MOT Olt VAIUI daughters, Mrs. A. Fries 2548 Lindsay street, Rumpel, 2446 McDonald srcyt, Regina Mrs. H.

Hlldermaa, Cymric, and 21 grandchildren. cttTI Us of black for mrt's' formal 4o hark ti Rftrffiinriian INA MK PRODUCTS LTP. 1850 ALBERT STREET i 11 t-r court of Charles the Bold. 14th cen tury ruler, who Insisted that black worn in nis presence..