Presentation Of Prizes Made At St. Pauls Residential School
Cardston reports the annual field sports and prize presentation at St Pauls Residential School. Cadets in dress uniform were inspected by Second Lieutenant C S Muiddle om, with three school majorettes adding to the display. Prizes were presented by Mrs Indlay, who spoke of returning to the Blood Reserve and urged students to use available opportunities. Guest J Pugh and others attended. exhibits from the Manual Training Shop impressed guests. Prize winners included John Edward Healy and Pauline Gladstone among others, with various cups and trophies awarded.
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CaRDSTON
St Paul's Redential school
Che weaver
Kerr
Calgary
Set
Mayor Little
C S Muiddleom
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J Pugh
Pugh
W . Findlay
Robert razier Hunt
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lin overseas service
General Stewart
John Edward Healy
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Pauline Gladstone
Allan Small Face
Robert F. Hunt
Adam Delaney
Petersen
Fred T. Fethers
Kenny Mempial Floyd = Fox
Irene Good Striker
Canon Merric
Irene GoodcrHker
Allan
Small Face
Georgina Davis
Doris B. Shields
Elmer Shields
George Healy
Jean Looper
Jean Sooper
Dan
A. T Door
Wayne Pluthe
Bernard Hunt
Mary P. Chicken
Maury Furst
Florence Weasel Fatt
Margaret First Rader
Cardston Rodeo Plans Nearing Big Event Progress
Colorful events and a stampede are planned for Cardston in a forthcoming rodeo. Meetings review committees for July events, with added horse races offering a 60 prize, and prize money rising to 400 more than last year. The parade features a Hetland pores act and a new crown act. The Seventies Quorum oversee refreshments while Vosling arranges silkoon equipment on streets and rounds.
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CARDSTON
adeo Cardston
hetland
Chuck wagort
rodeo
Former P O W Comes On Leave From Germany
Cranbrook British Columbia former Flying Officer Leonard Cox RCAP who spent over a year as a prisoner of war in Germany has arrived for a month of leave at his mother Mrs L Cox's home. He was a tall gunner aboard a bomber crew shot down during a low level mission near Abbeville in March 1944 and escaped but was later captured and sent to Upper Silesia. The unit was marched westward for three weeks by the Germans as the Russian army neared the Polish border and was liberated by the Russians in April. His brother Flight Lieutenant Walter Cox CAF also served overseas and earned the Distinguished Flying Cross.
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CRANBROOK
Leonard Cox
Germany
Ibbeville
apture
Upper Kesia
FL Walter Cox
tCAF
Four Generations Meet in Monarch Birthday Event
On Donna Mae Roberts third birthday a rare coincidence united four generations from both families. The gathering included her great grandmother Mrs Cunliff of Kapp and her great grandfather R J Brown of Monarch, highlighting extended family ties and a unique milestone.
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MONARCH
Donna Mae Roberts
Mrs. Cunliff of
Kapp
R. J. Brown
Crops Need Rain At Grassy Lake
Grassy Lake reports a heat wave followed by a night electrical storm with vivid lightning and a strong wind. Rain cooled the air but crops in the southern district suffer from moisture shortage. Wheat and oats head but many remain short, while storm damage includes a farmer's chicken coop destroyed and cattle car top torn.
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CPR
Diplomas Presented to Michel Children at Natal Graduation
The first kindergarten graduation at Natal-Michel was held at the Legion hall Michel under Sisters of the Atonement supervision. About 30 children completed their first term. Rev Father Bro Thy presented diplomas to the primary graduates and J Freney, Michel Natal school principal, gave an additional address.
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NATAL
Natal-Michel
Legion hall
Michel
Sisters of the Atonement of Natal
Father Bro~ Thy
Michel-Natal
J. Freney
evernine
Enchant Man Returns From Overseas
Mikal Mikalson son of Mr and Mrs Mikalson arrives home from overseas service dating to March 1942. He served in England briefly then joined Italy campaigns and moved with Canadians into Holland before returning. He married a Scottish girl and has a year old daughter. Relatives plan to join him soon aboard a passenger vessel.
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MIKAL MIKALSON
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Mikalson
England
Italy
Holland
Mikal
Raymond Rodeo Opens Monday at the Raimond grounds
The Raymond stampede opens Monday with the Victory Shows traveling attractions including Gayland joyrides side shows novelties and games. Officials say improved seating and parking will handle a hoped for record attendance as promoters mark the 43rd birthday of the event in Raymond.
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RAYMOND
Falmond
Coalhurst Group Hears Miss Low As Speaker
The Home and School Club of Coalhurst held its regular monthly meeting at Coalhurst hall with Abin Reid acting president. Miss La Prile Low district home economist spoke on school lunches and an open discussion followed. A motion passed to mail a questionnaire to all parents about lunches. Lunch was served. The next meeting will be the 31st Thursday in September.
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COALHURST
Coalhurst hall
Abin Reid
La Prile Low
Sheep Shearing Finished in Vauxhall District
Rigin Curwn Correspondent reports sheep shearing is nearly complete in Vauxhall. Herd owners say a good lamb crop is expected despite losses from backyard spring weather and cold storms affecting many flocks.
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VAUXHALL
What a Crosspatch Mei ake dressmaker finds Bran Flakes help
A dressmaker describes how constant fittings left her exhausted and irritable. A customer recommends Kellogg's Bran Flakes as a simple dietary change. After a month she reports increased energy and improved temper for work and social life.
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Mei ake
District news Plan Unveiling Of Service Roll
Diamond City district to unveil a 500-name service roll from Lethbridge Northern Irrigation District at Park Lake. A Sunday ceremony at 7 pm will include wreath laying for the fallen, flowers for the site, and remarks by MP Jean Blackmore, MLA James Horsley, Dr J S Stewart, and park officials.
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DIAMOND CITY
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Park Lake
park
Jean Blackmore
James Horsley
J S Stewart
Vetering Guard
tine Ministerial Association
J. Aitken
Park Lake Park Board
Veterans Guard
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Bs committee
Women's Institute Conference Held at Manyberries Hall
The Women's Institute constituency conference met in Manyberries Community on June 19 with 30 members present. After opening, talks covered administration, child welfare, legislation, international affairs, and Canadianization. Officers were elected. supper followed in Blair hall with attendees from Several institutes including Orion Irvine Grahurn Warner and Medicine Hat represented.
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Irvine
Grahurn
Warner
Manyberries town
W.I
Holdershaw
Bichke
Trvine
Manybetrics
Current
Taggart
Geiger
Nelson
Hutchinson
Edmonton
Ella Curlenis
Underdal
Orion agriculture
E Cutrent
D Allan
M Reletstad
M. Scoble
E. Otto
E. Gulient
Blair hall
Mansberries
E. Schneider
E Otto
Richke
DISTRICT DOINGS DISTRICT DOINGS RE ROUTING TELEPHONE LINE
Alberta Government Telephones crews operate in the district moving poles for the Coutts Lethbridge high line project. Grasshoppers spreading rapid in Barons, biting crops and gardens. hoppers plentiful in places, some field damage reported. Grain shipments limited by recent ice conditions and delays at local elevators. several cars of wheat and hogs moved from Vauxhall. Rain showers this week slowed field work. cutworm damage noted in spots with steady precipitation and cool nights. The district reports a mix of weather and pest challenges affecting farming activities and line work.
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COUTTS
Alberta Government Telephones
Coutts-Lethbridge high WHY
Barons sind
FFAVY
VAUXHALS
Batra
Vauxhall
Monarc Bribes From Our Owi Coreappredenty Atom Mirch Privo
The article notes the return of a minister to a local congregation after a period away, with family members nearby. It mentions preparations for the minister's arrival this week and ongoing improvements to church grounds by the congregation. Local residents express welcome as the community anticipates the new pastor's visit.
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Den Broeke
Van Den Broeeke
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Lanise
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Lo Kache
Reformed Chilteh tave perp
rew
sardet Bey
Cardston High School graduates addressed at commencement
Solon E. Low addressed Cardston High School graduates during Friday commencement exercises at the Alberta Stake Social Centre. The event featured a banquet, student speakers, a roast to the king, musical numbers, and presentations including certificates to the graduates with speeches on courage, adversity, and service.
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Alberta Stake
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Murray “Phelan
Ronald Halland
t oy Nola Cahoon
Dick Macleod
Ted Hanmi
bath
Pancher Creek
miladies
Shirley Card
Verla Blackmore
Lena Olsen
Rhea Buller
CG OG Mergley
Elaine Low
Vf Rasmussen
Kentuck
Babe
Elmor Smith
Sarsh Low
Ardea Bouter
Earl
CHS
targare
Ruth Wielson
Cady Weeming
piare
Walter Angerton
Thelma Smyth
Reno Lake 13 Mecca F Sunday Crowds
Waria days of summer bring crowds to Keho Lake as it becomes popular again. The lake is high, fish are plentiful, swimming and fishing draw visitors. Trees planted last season struggle with some losses while most survive after watering.
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Waria
Keho
Claresholm Men Home on Leave After War Service
Claresholm residents welcomed home several servicemen on leave from the Mediterranean and Italy. Major Spencer William Murray, dental corps veteran, traveled with Canadian troops and served in Italy before returning to England in Pebouay. Donovan Dow, tank driver, also on leave, has been mentioned in despatches for his wartime exploits. Mulray, a former Taber dentist, and his family reside in Calgary.
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Clareshelm
Calgary
Mewata Stadium
Spencer William Murray
Frank Murray
Canadian Dental Corps
Mediterranean
Italy
England
Pebouay
Mulray
Mission Van Visits Coutts for Sunday Services
The Anglican Sunday school mission van operated by Miss Eva Hasell MBE arrived in Coutts. A Sunday service was held at 2 pm with Miss Hasell recounting activities in four western provinces during the morning service. Another service is planned for Sunday.
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COUTTS
Anglican
Eva Hasell
the Sasse
Hasell
Sundar
Oldtimers To Live In Calgary Prominent Foremost Couple Depart
A Foremost couple, Mr and Mrs Philips, longtime residents since 1916, are moving to Calgary. He led the Foremost band, served in local boards, and was active in the community while she contributed to ladies clubs and Red Cross work. A large gathering at their home presented a lamp and purse for a new chair in their honor as Brownlee spoke for friends, noting their departure.
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Hutt
Letharidge
Paremeast
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amimicipaty
Berlington
Philips Jed
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othe Ladies
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Commins! Club
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Red Cross
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Brownlee
helr
Rome
Grass Thriving in Pincher Creek District
Pincher Creek district crops show marked improvement though about two weeks behind normal due to late season heat. Above normal spring rains aided grass and haylands, with growth better than in several years and hot weather fueling rapid pasture recovery.
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PINCHER CREEK
Letter Reveals Dutch Unbroken Family Struggles Under War
Our correspondent describes Dutch families enduring hardships as they hide, flee, and seek safety underground. The piece notes teachers and children forced apart, with scarce supplies such as food and fuel, while citizens endure fear, shortages, and constant risk. It mentions the Garman family and others facing peril, yet resilience remains.
Lomond Girls Hold Achievement Day
Lomond residents witnessed a sewing display and program as Lomond Girl Guides hosted Achievement Day. Eleen Lawson and Gwen Morris were named winners, with visitors photographed and Mrs Lawson praised for her sewing leadership. Mrs Philips thanked the hosts, and the event concluded with lunch.
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LOMOND GIRLS
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