Calgary Stampede Grandstand Seats Selling Fast

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fejner High Rioemes
win Hixon DudeRgnch
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Head H i ^ Club
Serious •tutlyy work,
feltowshlp. Pitied tfaV
A fonrier/High R>er couple, Mr. and Mrs. Eion |£^Ktwwctarti*u-
Hoggrare successfully operating a novel Dude Ranch cdub. uwt Sunday. Mm Gray. '{»f»o• r chil«dr«en in the North Cariboo country* near i*Tk «* p^«v~tl» topirc^ oic* "tb*tj'<- i,
Hixon,>JB,CL final chapter in the booklet under
•ig. Phone 2124
Times of Show 8 p.m.
Monday Thru Friday
Sat. 2.30, 7 and 9
NOW SHOWING
Thurt., Fri., Saturday
May 5, 6, 7
Lone Ranger and
The Lost City of
Gold
Clayton Moort
Jay Sltverhllls
A Technicolor Western
Mon., Tue». Wednesday
May 9, 10, tt
CHINA GATES
Starring Nat King Cote
Jean Barry
Angle Dickinson
Thure., Frl,. Saturday
May 12, 13. 14
Samson and
Delilah
Starring
Hedy Lamarr
. Victor Mature
Thls l l a Repeat Pe r form-a
nee
Their IfO acre* of range and
busnland. known as the E. Stash
I I Ranch, offers swimming, ash­ing
and trail rides to western-minded
Juveniles who . enjoy liv­ing
under eanvaM during the
summertime.
I n n well Illustrated article, in
"Die Northern !*i<foruil. a puhlUa-tion
put out by the Que* net Art
\ertis/>r, the dude ranch is dewrit>
ed »w a paradise for children.
The article describes the ram-li
tuittrming the year
Wr Easter SuiMRV, swroundstf
by the beautiful fr
cap be seen f r om i
H i l l west of H i g h I
service was eondt*.
Frey and Mr. a i d V
served the group b:
church on their, ret).
On March 12th,
from Calgary and from dubs era
i i W " the presbyter> tethered at tea
MttjhwtMxi Merwrfal -Centre lor a JJra.".
record hop T h i * stressful even! and Mm">
lety which.
top of Big
r. a sunrise
Mrs. U
Lea Mallet!
laat at the Mrs-
I . * v CfW
tTO member* 11
mmm.
set up as cofflclPTr-wtth— ^ > r « * waa_CHiivenc«LJw Rick Skinner.
t i n t ar" all k i d broke, a stale
u hlcfi Is aii|N>r aodilie broke." The
bv out includes "real western
' u r r jN Aft-r all. -he fain
.'\ ori;:tmtcd In l l l^h Klver, At-ncrta.
'Imt L< probably the
lu>r*fc*<d country north of Texas,"
A u s t i n - Mr. and Mrs, Hogg i n
running the dude ranch are litelr
two children, Maria and John, and
Mrs I!«>;'••'< M > H IJI'W <'"•; <T
I \»iertn;j to the appetite*, of the
youritTsWrs sound* like quite a
< huri' in tts-'tf In addition one of
(he ."I'Uita a'-companles I lie chil­dren
<»n alt t h o t r m a j o r irt[»«.
There is also a campaite and
trailer park on the K Slash H ami
im Sunday* tourists from every
[x»int of the compass arc said to
< im.rr"yatf> to ride. ramp. swim
and fish.
Which, soynd* like a paradise
for adults ;ui well a* children.
Asaiaiing w i t h the entertaTi
ami the ma*ier of reremonlea" * d by
dutiM were Brian HorafleM and OTymtL
J , i n Kinnard. -t I'ainck'a decor- U»dnOi^Wm
atlon* for the turtotttr. *ere hand- Elaine BnUQtJf !•
work of s h a i f i i Adariw. SharonUhefla Wamble,
Kin/etl, Jean Morrlsr„-t France* June Marten«'!|n4
M.:i<Miltan and Mike Mushy, w h i le
Penny Hall and Sl-cTy !"»lmer
conveners.
•r KlnRBJid.
(*nt«>d".'Wft.h.;
<n of their
• i .
> raised by
i";fWMn-'tijfe'
were the rcfrr*.hme'
r h i r i n i r the evi'r.mp '
Mrs Kin/ell w r c \
'•orsajfea in aprireci
help to the orKani/ii
Money whie.t the
helping" the W A
«ale of cardu waa
.sjient on mwwin.ir>'
re* and Afru a. r.
In charge iff the ,^,s,
were Mi»'a,*funlo«b. «fo.^K^H>
DeMaria.MwE Lewtoand Itpt.
The home cooking table, wM&.'lawfr
was laden with all kinds'of 0odd>
ihings, was in charee of Mrs. j t wttpn
l^ltch and Mrs. P. Hardy, whfjr <aWc
Miss Monica Jta*. Mrs. A. Bi|r- Tru
' o l e d to be Rest, and alts. fi. Martens looked
-rk i n Ko- after the sewing table. ! wnwj
> i i t t o iw also Mrs'.'IT- Berke and Mrs. Lloyd
missionary VVambeke were In chsrgvof the-Caw
door prixss which were* won by or 85;
John
er.
Klns; the break • *t treasur-
Scout Newt h lie
Authorities Warn of
Soil Drifting Danger
Authorities from the Alberta
Department of Agriculture are
warnlm; farmer*, through recent­ly
published bulletin*, thai the
spectre of noil d r i f t i n g lit stilt
w i t h urn.
Hlt,*h wliula In soutlvern Alber­ta
already have caused some soil
movement and while In most Oilfield Difltri
cases this can be checked By a
cloddy condition of cultlvateil
flekls, ludl (Hilveri/atlon and too
deep t i l l i n g should lw> avoided.
On dry-laml farma nn attempt
should be made to carry over as
much trash cover as powdblc onto
»(><HI.WI llel<l.
t n many areas, it U advised, a
return to the use of narrower
strips should he considered.
wcr«> made tovanU
and maintenani e w o r \ and to the
i<K-al church. -Utile Nora Campbell and Mrs. A
Michael Kusby and senior mem- Brown,
hers acted as a nomination com- The success pi any lea depends
mlttee and elections were held for on a well arran"ed kitchen and
the coming year. Brim- tforafleld Mrs. P. Benter did a snlendld Job.
w i l l be new presldettt Florence " convener In IM« denartmertt/
-Steeman, vice president; Flc\-. Her helpers were Mrs. E. Walkljr,)
flichardson, .wretarv- and Don Mrs. Lou Bradtev. Mrs. J. Robert-
Garret treasurer. Dick Skinner son. Mrs. Alvin Herrlman. .Mp.
w i l l be devotions convener and J»kc Wambeke. Mnt. John Warn
On Saturday. A; i ! 23, tH
Scouts and 3 Hcoutei. from the
l(Kh Caljjary Troop > v t w i t h the
Okotoks Troop 'in t l i " Okotoks
imrk. The boys oil c»k*d their
own dinners und since 'he weath­er
was rather 'inpleasant, were
triad to make us* of t M shelter.
heke. Mrs. 1« Van Tlthem. Mrs.
Laveme Herrbnan and Mm 'J.
Ftradley.
Members or CWJL. expressed
their frratttude to ihdse wiy>-nat-mnlzed
the tea and helped to
make It such a splendid sttcceaa.
Calgary Stampede*
Grandstand Seats
Selling Fast I
In the first report of Its kind to
the general public, the-Calgary
Home Furnishings
We are prepared to tern jm wfth good qoattty
merchandise i t competitive prices
We allow you a fair price on your trade-ins
However, that didn't stop t h em Exhibition and Stampede> h*f(S?v
from having it lively game or nounced that due to a| recordM
aoftball after they ban leaned up breaking demand for 'reserved |
Then they were ready lor a lunch grandstand aaats. no more^
before leaving for Calgary at 5 scats for the-evenbig" ~
p.m. ce> In July arc left.
The Brownies ami JtikJes of There are. however, atfll tZSQ
Black Diamond n-:irt over- "f*1* aWilable for the ,'eve t_
whelming «u«w«wlth 'heir cook- »how. as well as PWtytft-*w«a*l
lc day s a l e Thev ha , old out t n «e»t»l*j|t for s.11 «XternoPn per
nn hour and a t i l f . l Seir custo macet. „• g-^g
iimv inv " i T i n n Ttr» those i •
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