Star-Phoenix from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada • 22

r-Tjiii'iiyfjiiiiiriilrittwi SASKATOON STAE PHOENIX, ItESDAT, AFIUL 17, mt Faci rwrrrt-Two Lecturer Complimentary In Address on Province Fleming Elected Senior Counsellor YORKTON. At a recent meet ing the United Commercial Travellers, elected W. Fleming as senior counsellor and Howard Hunt, junior counsellor. The instal- Kinislino Timers Honored KINISTINO. One hundred and seventy-six persons met in the YORKTON.

Speaking here ernmcnt services as hospitalization Wednesday night, Dr. Henry programs. 1 Ho c-jiz-1 a growing latum was conducted by deputy there that was such CoopT.stork, Saskatoon, former' things as1 grand counsellor u. Homing. United States lecturer, cave new Other taking office were Pat Gil bert, Jim Taylor, Gordon Muir, Doug Davidson.

Cliff Prout, Hor-'feion here, recently at a banquet and social evening honor ace Coleman, W. B. Motion, Ivor S. I 1 turners' impressions of Saskatchewan, and what he said was highly complimentary. Dr.

Cooperstock, special lecturer in sociology at the University of Saskatchewan, was addressing the annual banquet of the Yorkton and District Board of were a proper sphere of government operations, and "it is time to give up our old fashioned nineteenth century views about such matters in an age which requires us to thirk things through freshly." Referring to the University of Thurston, R. Schmidt and R. Glaze. G. E.

Fleming was chosen the official delegate to the grand council in Winnipeg, May 30. Trade in Coronation Hall. Ap-; Saskatchewan, Dr. Cooperstock Provincial proximately 1)0 persons attended sajd jt compared very favorably including "uests from the tne leading universities in railways, surrounding boards of the United States and was far trace, judiciary, Trans-Canada Airlines, the Saskatchewan Farm Sports ing the Kimstino Tigers, winning of the Carrot River Hockey League schedule and the northern Saskatchewan intermediate championship. J.

J. Cennon, Prince Albert, was master of ceremonies. Mayor Brown, Dr. J. J.

Fahl-man president of the Tigers club, T. C. Huddleston, manager; Don-aid Grahfm. business manager and Jack Katz, playing coach, all spoke, commending the boys for their deportment both on and off the ice. All agreed that it was not easy for -a group of boys, working throughout the day and playing the brand of hockey that got them into the intermediate finals.

It was also a farewell to Jack Katz, coach, who was leaving for Edmonton to attend University. It was noteworthy that The Tigers dominated the all-star team in the Carrot River Valley League, having placed 4 out of the six players, namely Jack McPhee in goal, Jack Katz, defence, and Half Price! Sportswear-Sweaters-Blouses and Slacks Regular LOO to 8.95 Counter Soiled and Broken Sizes and Colours! An outstanding Wednesday Sportswear Clearance featuring sweaters of every type in wool and orlon Cardigans, Pullovers, Novelty and many trims. A nice variety of blouses for every occasion even a few wool jerseys. This Wednesday is your opportunity to complete your Sportswear ward- PAYNTON BONSPIEL PAYNTON. The following were the winners in the annual local bonspiel which was recently completed after several postponements due to weather and road conditions: Grand Challenge: 1, F.

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robe at low, low prices. All sizes collective thcrclore be sure you snur TO superior in its standards and in the quality of its student body to most. He commended the university on its plan of enable students to obtain loans to cover their tuition for repavment after graduation. He said as far as he knew Saskatchewan was the only province in Canada which had such an arrangement. It provided opportunities for advancement to all regardless of social background.

As to those students unable to attend because their labor or income could not be spared by their families, Dr. Cooperstock said such problems were serious and needed attention for until solved the community was robbed of highly skilled services of its most talented young people. The loans, scholarships and bursaries were, he said, a step in the right direction. Other speakers were Mayor M. C.

Novak; G. Heron; Areola, president 6f the Saskatchewan Board of Trade; A. P. Swallow, MLA, Yorkton; A. Loptson MLA, Saltcoats; C.

E. Lister. Winnipeg, vice-president of the CPR prairie EARLY. Final Pricing, each Sportswear, Second Floor Second event: 1, IT. Bullock; 2, G.

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Spenee; 3, G. Milners, Maidstone; 4, R. Braun, Bresaylor. Fourth event: 1, Len Smart-2, W. Johnston; 3, B.

Omilon; 4, G. Milner. Fred Bitner and Lyle Wright for wards er's Union and the government. Frank Lee, board president, prosified. Dr.

Cooperstock began his address by explaining that a sociologist was one which is oriented to the study of why societies were what they were and what made them hang together or fall apart. The speaker said one of the things about Saskatchewan which impressed him deeply was the warmth and friendliness of the people, a good dfal of this spirit could, he said, be explained by the fact that people were dependent upon each other for assistance in a province in which the winter could be severe. Also for reason that there was a very basic difference in the character of individuals living in a rural area as compared with the large urban center. In the rural setting people reacted to one another in a fuller, deeper and more personal manner. He said that while cities like Saskatoon and Regina could not be called rural areas many of the residents were relative newcomers from the countryside that brought with them their homey and social outlook, which left its rural mark on social relations in the city.

Dr. Cooperstock said that one of the usual characteristics of country people was their relative lack of sophistication but this did not hold true in Saskatchewan to the same degree. Many fanners were interested in foreign policy, national events, and political movements because of the conditions he had had to face. "There are more farmers in Saskatchewan, per thousand of the popula Half-Price Clearance Women's Rayon Crepe Hose Regular 97c Rayon crepe hose for women in high twist circular knit, excellent for heavy wear. Semi-sheer with mock seams and fashion marks.

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The plans will be explained and discussed at a ratepayers' meeting, then the ratepayers will go to nipeg. Those assisting with the program were Martin Sapara Chris Vokes, Charles Pachal, in spector G. Engel, RCMP and Rev, A. Propp. A Special Purchase Children's Reversible Jackets Cotton poplin jackets fully reversible with contrasting colour, styled with reversible zippered front, two pockets on either side.

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Cook Trophy when they defeated Watson 7-0 at Watson in the second game of the best of three final series. LeRoy won the first game at home 2-1. In the first game, with less than 10 minutes played, Watson withdrew its team from the ice when one of their players, Bud Hobbs received a match misconduct penalty for roughing the referee after first receiving a minor penalty. Watson's action as taken up by the league executive and Hobbs suspended for the balance of the season. Second place Leroy entered the finals when they sidelined third place Marysburg and Watson by taking out first place Naicam.

The schedule ended with the LeRoy Braves in second place behind the Naicam Legionaires. Marysburgh Royals finished third, followed by Watson Rockets and Lanigan Pirates. The line of Mel. Dale, D. Murray and Dietrick of Leroy finished one, two, three in the scoring for the league, with Mel.

Dale getting the trophy for high scorer. SERIES DEADLOCKED SHEHO. The Sheho Rockets and the Jedburgh Eagles are all Allan CWL Elcels Officers for Year ALLAN. Mrs. N.

Brossart was elected president of the local branch of the Catholic Women's League at its recent annual meeting. Other chosen were: Mrs. S. G. Ottenbrcit, Mrs.

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Following the elections, the Rev. Fr. DeMong spoke on the organization and duties of the members of the CHL. they favor the proposal. Yorkton to Hold Film Festival YORKTON.

The fourth international documentary film festival will be 'held here, Oct. 22-23-24. Thursday night the executive of the Yorkton Film Council met to do further work on drafting rules and regulations preparatory to sending out invitations to film producers around the world. The world's first festival for documentary films was sponsored by the local council in TJaO and has been told every second year since. So far as was known it was still the only festival nf its kind in the world.

When York-ton first stepped into this field producers and distributors marvelled at the enterprise, if not audacity, of a small western Canadian city intruding on what had traditionally been an European event. Other festivals include 35 MM educated, or self-educated, and more interested in what goes on about them than elsewhere," Dr. Cooperstock said. He said one of the reasons he came to Saskatchewan was because of his interest in studying this phenomenon, and in understanding the reason for this interesting development. Dr.

Cooperstock had high praise for Saskatchewan's hospitalization plan as viewed by a person trained in the ethics of objective research and looked at dispassionately without bias in order to try to evaluate the usefulness of a social arrangement. Words like socialism should not, he said, blind us to the social value of such gov- even the finals of tne Hockey League with two wins each in the best of five affair. Reported Missing, Tots Found Safe ALLAN. Residents of tins town were in a dither recently when it was reported that two little girls, Janet Colp and Saline Loendorf, were missing. With the spring runoff leaving sloughs as hazards, the families and friends spent two frantic hours looking for the tiny tots.

Jedburgh defeated the locals 6-5. Willie Koropatnicki received a serious eye injury when he was accidentally cut by an opponent's stick. He was taken to the Theodore hospital for treatment and is at present in the Foam Lake hos 200 Yard Eclipse Thread In black and white, sizes 10, 30, 40, 50 and 60. A grand opportunity to replenish your present and future needs. Wednesday Morning, IKo 200 yard spool, each I wC Plastic Mattress Covers Complete mattress covers.

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i Sudden death overtime then fol- Attended McCtlH lowed with the locals scoring at tS the two minute mark. fF Tifmini.o the wind blew shut the door and they were unable to open it. Tl'RTLEFORD OFFICERS TURTLEFORD Stan Scott was elected president of the local curling club at its recent annual each I I each Pain, Burning, Tenderness en Bottom of Feet For the fastest relief um Super-Soft Dr. FchoH'i Zino-padi. They remove cahoiuw one of the quickest wsyu known to medical science.

At lJruR, Shnv TVpt fi-KV Store I A silvpr collection was takeni-71 iLimvilS Notions Counter, Main Floor during the game and the sum ot mpptinrf $37 was raised which will be turn Norman Baker was chosen vice-president; William Schwandt, secretary-treasurer; and Don Mc-Kenzie, Joe Rascher, Joe Brown and Charlie McDonald, iee Housewares Specials for Wednesday Morning! All Items Limited Quantities Specially Priced for Early Morning Shoppers! Clothes Baskets Woven slat style measuring about Wednesday Special, each TISDALE. Two local teenagers, Norma Robinson and Ward Falkner, returned home from Nan-ton, where they attended the Western Canada Teen Conference. The conference was held from April 5 to 8 inclusive. Of the 170 delegates present, the Tisdale teenagers were the only representatives of a centre outside Alberta. The young people discussed such topics as parent-teenager relationships, driver safety and the organization of teen clubs.

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He also played through an earlier bonspiel as well as substituting at lead for club games. LEAGUE CHAMPS TISDALE. Tisdale and district hockey fans crowded into the Arena here recently to watch the monarchs defeat Nipawin Hawks Utility Table SASKATCHEWAN'S PROSPERITY begins with Aluminum Corn Poppers Flanged pedestal base fits over electric or gas stove element. About 8 inches in diameter with square plastic QQr handle and glass lid. Wednesday Special www Utility Cabinets Heavy gauge steel, gloaming white enamel finish.

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Has a two-plug, 15-amp rc-. ceptable and cord to use with appliances. A Wednesday Morning, each OetU j-4 and win tne carrot Kiver Val- Summer Proirram ey Hockey League championship. YORKTON. Approximately 100 Scouts, Cubs and their dads The win for Tisdale brought to an end the best-of-seven final series for the Wright Trophy, emblematic of league championship.

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In the first period and half of play, Tisdale piled up a substantial lead as they scored four unanswered goals against the visitors. Earl Beamish and Lew Cameron scored in the first to give Monarchs a 2-0 lead by the end of the period. In the second period, the Styan brothers, Clayton nA ITrn tollinrt Tt UIQc tha banquet of the Yorkton third troop in Castle hall. Guest A. C.

Bowes, outlined the various phases of the conservation program to be undertaken this summer by Saskatchewan Scouts and Cubs. Assisting with the program were Rev. J. E. Jones, John Hutchison, Leslie Pevlick.

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With only seconds to play in the period, Tisdale's Beamish was back to give Tisdale a 5-1 lead. Howls of derision from the fans greeted three penalites called against Tisdale early in the final bv Referee Collette of Nipawin. Three Monarchs were sent to the penaltv box in two minutes' time. The Hawks were quick to take advantage of the situation and poured three goals past Smith in the Tisdale net. Two of these were scored when Tisdale wrs short two OBITUARIES Funeral service was held from Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Kamsack for Thomas II, New love, who died at his home on April 10.

Born in Ontario, Mr. Newlove took public school there, high schooling at Loreburn, and graduated from Queen's University in 1921. While articled to a law firm in Regina, he marrictl May Mon-teith there. He was a veteran of both wars. The service was con- 1 players.

Levasseur. Linnell andiHiicted b' Giles were the marksmen. All thisjciirvivintr' Rev. P. S.

C. Bates are his wirlnu tun ft is not enough to support Saskatchewan Industry for one special week in theyearand then return toold buying habits. Saskatchtwan factories not nly produce consumer goods; they ilto provide work and wages (or the people of the province. By buying Saskatchewan-made products where-ever possible throughout the year, you are promoting your own future action came in less than six min- sonSi joim Kamsack, and Robert tites of play in the last period. The kveyburn, one daughter, Shirley! Hawk iigiiung io get tne equtu- Kamsack and two brothers.

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Peter Hcintz, who farm northwest of here, reported seeing four whooping cranes flying over their farm on the morning of April 13. Lake Legion won its first Big Six Hockey League championship when it defeated Turtlcford Tigers 10 7 here in the third game of the best of five final for the title. The NAMED DELEGATE Legion won the fust game 8-2 and! 1 OHMON. The local Canadian 49c Da)', each the second 4-2. Legion branch appointed president Bobby Lowe, Legion centre.

Bill Guse official delegate to the was the star in the third game Dominion convention of the Legion scorong five of his team's goaU in June,.