Lethbridge Herald, The (Newspaper) - October 1, 1954, Lethbridge, Alberta The Store ior Boys and Girls Your Baby's Clothing Needs OUR SPECIALTY CREAMO Second Section Alberta Friday October 1 1054 Papes 9 to 20 For Cereals and For Coffee Too Only 2d Creamo Is For Now If Only He Could Backed by Eisenhower Name Idaho Governor New Head for U.S Governor Len Jordan of Idaho will become chairman ol the United States section of the International Joint Commission next 1 succeeding A O ley of Kentucky on the sion which sits as in al tribunal over all border disputes between Canada and the United States One such dispute still before the commission after many and one in which Southern Alberta is vitally interested is that over the division of waters in the Waterton and Belly Rivers General A G L McNauchton of Ottawa is the chairman of the Canadian section The present hvad of the United States section of the commission has always been an ardent crat and after serving as governor of he was elected to the United States senate NOT OFFICIAL YET Governor Jordan is a well-known Republican While his new pointment has not jet been announced from Washington it was revealed recently bv both President Eisenhower and Secretary of the Interior Douglas McKay when the two visited the state of Washington for the opening of the McNary dam At that time Mr McKay voiced confidence in Spokane in the ty of Governor Jordan to a treaty or compact with Canada which will smooth out problems of storage on the bia river and hasten the building of the dam in Montana Photo Herald Engraving Mat lie Cleveland Indians In draft thlt character for the World Spud Murphy wen above with one of his fans Kenny of Is a product anil Owner Jran dolls of the city supplied the Cleveland uniform when the Indians battled their wav to the np of the American League Spud came complete with cap and arms and even a baseball in his shirt pocket Golis just supplied the finishing touches He should make an excellent for the Potato Installation New Lights Completed The electrical department has completed the installation of ern street lights on 3rd Ave S be- tween 8th and 10th St S The new mercury vapor lamps are part of the modernizing program which saw the two blocks of 3rd Ave widened and paved to trans- form them into a modern business area More blocks will probably be along the avenue next year ACE Ml The Greatest Washer Made CONNOR THERMO ELECTRIC Q Patented tub keeps the water hnt throughout the entire trashing Q Beautiful gleaming white finish Q guarantee TRADES TERMS Wilson Electric Supplies Limited St S Phone 3908 Skating Club Starts Drive For Members Directors of the Lethbridge Figure Skating Club chose Nov 1 as the opening date for their season of activities at their opening meeting held Thursday night This jear the club will have two instructors for classes and is expected to exceed 150 Mrs Helen Little and Mrs Phyllis McNally have been chosen to head the classes which will range from those for tiny tots to adult sessions Fees for the coming year will re- main the same as last year and already the membership drive is in full swing During the year both the ice sheet at the Civic Ice Centre and the one at the Arena will be utilized by the club wishing to join the club is cordially invited whether as a beginner novice or expert GUEST RANCH IS POPULAR ATTRACTION Mr McKay was further quoted as say I I am of the opinion that storage of water in Canada will be made available to for wc must ue that the Canadians have an equity in the Columbia rixer just as have the states of Washington and Oregon PRESIDENTS STATEMENT And at the opening of the Nary dam in Washington state President Eisenhower I hope that we shall soon have another example of federal re- sponsibility in the generation of power I refer to the dam which like this great McNary a project requiring the resources of the federal ment From its strategic tion on the Canadian border on a tributary of this mighty bia river it will powerfully aid the control of floods and produce a new means of generating power all the way to the sea I have recently acted to remove obstacles to the construction of that dam A new site has been selected A distinguished westerner Governor Jordan of Idaho has been named chairman of the international Joint sion His intimate knowledge of this area and sound Judgement will surely go far to speed fulfillment of our aims and those of our dian neighbors to bring this ject into existence I shall continue to recommend federal construction of such beneficial projects New ones will be started w One of popular play spots the new Fort Guest Ranch is seen in the aerial photo above Stock car racing was in iull swing when the picture was taken and a large crowd can be seen in cars at right fore- ground watching the racers Cars in the race can be seen rounding the curve in the foreground At left centre is tha outdoor dance floor and theatre at the guest ranch Photo Herald Platform Listed By Lethbridge Citizens Assn Random CASUAL Vaccination Can Save Disease Care The sociation which this jear Is Mrs Eleanor as Its candidate fnr alderman In the Oct 13 ciric has announced Its campaign committees and form for the election Campaign manager for Mrs I Woitte will be Mrs E S Vaselenak while on the finance committee will be Mrs Joseph Shandro as man Mrs James Walker Mrs Steven Leonard and Mrs Alice Meek Mrs A M Peters is chanman of the publicity committee Mrs Lila McKenzie is m charge of radio Youth in Gas Theft Case Stanley Donald Moore 21 of Edmonton was sentenced to six months in Jail and his brother j Charles Moore 13 of Edmonton i received a two-year suspended when appeared In city i police court on theft charges i The two men were arrested while trying to steal from Fogel and Transport Co here last Both pleaded guilty to the charge Agriculturist Given Post At Sedgewick MEECH MITCHELL ROBINS AND ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS ALBERTA and Mrs Mary Waters is In charge of press publicity Aid lian Parry will act in an advisory capacity to the candidate LIST PLATFORM Mrs platform 1 To encourage the greatest ress with practical and economical keep taxes at the lowest possible level and to spend available funds in the interest of all 2 To give wholehearted support to the establishment of Industry 3 To do her utmost to secure greater grants from senior ments towards education hospitals and health welfare 4 To endeavor to promote better lighting throughout the city 5 To put forth every effort to expand the existing program for the elimination of the dust nuisance 6 To endeavor to bring about a more adequate collection and dis- posal of city garbage 7 To do all in my power to mote a more active policy regarding social welfare and to continue port and interest in adequate ties for the aged 8 To put forth every effort to support the reconditioning of the 9th St bridge 9 To promote a working ment with surrounding ties in municipal planning with reference to city boundaries 10 To support a more active gram towards the beautification of city cemeteries boulevards streets and parks 11 To encourage and work wards the improvement of parking and traffic conditions and the deficit in the city transit system Saturday Special BOAST YOUNG TURKEY With celery dressing sauce butter- ad peas creamy whipped potatoes with brown gravy Warm roll and iresh creamy Tea CoHes Photo Herald A K A E Art Edwards of assistant district turist here has been appointed district agriculturist at 1 Alberta i Mr Edwards came to in 1053 having been graduated bv the Washington State College 1 man Wash in 1949 with the de- gree of bachelor of science in culture Following graduation he worked on his father's farm at Three Hills later for HIP firm of J E Love and Sons of Calgary Mr Edwards is well-known in area for the work he has done in organizing and sisting the many clubs in the area Mr Edwards Laura has worked the Health Unit for a Kar as a public Mr Edwards experts to leave for Oct 4 He is replacing Larry Williams who has been transferred to I hear Someone say That this year Went astray That we passed up Indian summer All of a sudden it's Never fear Though delay Moist and drear Came our wav Indian Summer gilds the Blue is the sky and clear Superintendent District Agriculturist Peter ison has urged farmers to take precautions now to insure their against bovine disease The disease takes an estimated toll of from to annually with Mime individual tlemen losing as much as a through looses to their herds Mr Jamieson said the disease which is present in some of the tle herds in the area exacts these great losses by ing infected cows to abort at five or fieht months and reducing milk production The disease Mr Jamieson said is by germs which spread from one cow to another principally at the time of abortion There is also the possibility of humans con- undulant fever by drinking the milk of infected cows or through cuts on the hands when Alexander Rites Held in City Funeral services were held In Martin Bros Chapel for Mrs Anna Alexander 3 of Picture Butte i long-time Southern Alberta j dent who died Thursday in gary Rev Donovan Jones of Picture Butte officiated Pallbearers were Neil Currie H B Kane H N T H Wv man E Reynolds Alex McMillan HrraH P Of Trail BC who has pointed new tendent of recreation He succeeds C Lome Davidson who resigned from the position this summer Mr who is expected to In the city this month is rently athletic director for the Trail Athletic Association handling Bang's Infected cattle at calving time There is no known cure Mr Jamieson said ns a cow infected with Bang s disease usually carries the abortion germs the rest of her life Prevention can be obtained only bv vaccinating heifer calves at MX to nine months of ace or at the discretion of the This builds up a cood free herd in five to six vears These can be exported Mr Jamieson added to the United States up to 22 months after vaccination out blood test Vaccine is supplied through the Alberta department of agriculture but as the vaccine must be led with care it can only be bv veterinarians who will Identify the calves with an ear tag and issue a certificate It h of the utmost importance Mr Hope for Heavy South Entries In Toronto and Chicago Fairs said fo have Bang's disease free herds to prevent cases of undulant fever and calf losses Buyers are looking for vaccinated cattle thus they are worth more money he added We offer farmers a vaccination program the nearest veterinarian will undertake to vaccinate heifer calves for per head for the 10 and 40 cents per head thereafter which is the rate agreed upon by the Western Stock ers Association However a veterinarian cannot be expected to make a trip to vaccinate two calves Therefore farmer should interest their bors and eel applications In to save mileage Every cattle owner in the dis- is urged to co-operate in the program by sending In his application before Oct 20 so that his calves will not be missed when his veterinarian is in district Mr Jamieson declared Farmers should not until they had cows and heavy They should start now and build up Bang's resistant herds Mr Jamieson said Southern Alberta fanners should now be giving consideration to showing samples of grains legumes and grasses as well as potatoes and special crops at the Toronto Royal Winter Fair and the Peter said Friday Harvest Hoedown Here Saturday Western lovers will have n chance to stretch their legs and this Saturday night as the School of Western Dancing under the direction of Johnny and Gibbons presents its I annual Harvest Hoedown in the I Sports Centre I Everyone is invited to the hi affair which will take place amid cnv harvest decorations The dance at K AS Twenty Lethbridge men were listed In a recent Canada as being eligible for positions us carriers in the They are William Winter Stanley Eurene Wallace Platz Earl beck Robert Brown Frank Ronald Roy Wing Koshman Michael Alfred Simpkin Howard Sidney Slater John Martin Swizinski and Leonard Coalhurst Infant Buried Thursday services held for Gary Sornen infant son of Mr and Mrs of Coalhurst Services were conducted by Father Lebel in the Bros here with interment ing In St Patrick's Cemetery Meetings A meeting of Junior Lodge No 1 will be held Saturday Oct 2 at 7.30 p m in the Odd Fellows Hall Sr Br Upton will be rnt to instal the new officers A lull attendance is required Senior members welcome f This week Last LENNOX OIL PROPANE FURNACES CHARLTON HILL LTD COR 13th St S H W BROWN CO Land Surveyors and Engineers 3rd Are S Phone 6211 It is very important this year when so much of Western Canada has suffered poor crops and harvest that Southern Alberta make every effort to get samples entered in these Mr Jamieson faid Tlie best grain area in Western Canada this year is right here Every encouragement Is given by the Alberta government to tors by aiding in getting the samples down to Toronto having a on the spot to look after samples and also by increasing prize money awards and giving extra prizes he noted he added all this is of no avail if exhibitors do not have their samples entered before the deadlines Entry forms must be mailed be- fore Oct 16 Mr Jamieson stated Entrants can work on their samples after that but can't enter the competitions at the last he warned Entry forms and fres for the ronto show should he sent to the General Manager Rival tural Winter Fair Exhibition Park Toronto prior to Oct 16 All provincial district its offices have entry forms and will help entrants fill them out NEED copies of vour valuable papers birth etc Our photostat service is not ex- pensive 1215 3rd Ave S Phone LETHBRIDGE BLUEPRINTING CO 1948 PACKARD CONVERTIBLE and In perfect shape Will sacrifice Priced to soil and Fully Guaranteed UNITED SERVICE GARAGE PARTS AND SALES Corner 3rd Ate and CALLS 71105 3rd St Snuth 2750 Hunters The Handiest Place In Town To Get Your LICENSE and SUPPLIES PLUM C MERCHANTS FAST EFFICIENT SERVICE 910 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