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mums and maidenhair fern and wore a Parisian locket, a family heirloom.

The bride’s attendants, Miss Olga Winsor and Miss Marguerite Davis,. wore identical gowns with white brocaded satin bodices and high neck- lines, bishop sleeves and diaphanous skirts of white net over taffeta with | coronet headdresses of white flowers ‘| and carried matching bouquets trim-

med with fern. ‘ ; ‘| © ‘The bride’s mother wore a black . ‘ensemble trimmed with multi-colored "| sequins, a fox fur, ostrich-feather hat and a corsage of chrysanthemums

The altar was decorated with geasonal flowers and organ music was rendered by Mr. Robert McLeod, During the signing of the register, Mrs. Harvey Small thrilled the gath- ering with a beautiful rendition .of “Fil Walk Beside Yau.”

The best’ man’ was Mr.’ Oliver Vardy, Jr., brother of the bride, and the ushers were Messrs. Bruce’ Neal and Douglas Furneaux,

Following the church Ceremony a reception was held at the Old Colony Club where the bridal party stood in line to receive the 120 guests as they passed through to the auditorium. The bride’s table was ‘tstefully. de- corated, the central motif being the wedding cake offset by tall tapers in silver candelabra,

The toast to the bride and groom was proposed by Rev. Mr, Petry and

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proposed the toast to the bridesmaids, This was responded to by the best man and was followed by a toast to the parents of the bride and groom proposed by His Worship Mayor A. G. Carnell, C.B EB, The respense to toast was made by Councillor Vardy, | the bride’s father, who read messages ‘ of congratulations and hest wishes | from the groom's parents and the bride’s paternal and maternal grand- parents.

Following the completion of the toasts, a buffet supper was served, the wedding cake was cut and the | guests indulged in dancing, In leaving the reception, the bride in traditional ; manner tossed her bouquet which was caught by Miss Florence Nightingale.

' The bride’s going away costume consisted of an autumn brown en- semble trimmed with astrachan and matching toque and accessories and a corsage. The bride and groom left for Wainwright, Alberta, where they will. spend Christmag and the New Year as guests of the groom’s parents

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‘JULY 4th

_ We are pleased to” see Mr. Bonner up and around again after sustaining quite a nasty injury while working on a well drilling: outfit.

Mrs. J. Stranahan atrived home lect week after an extended visit in the States with her husband Jim who is in the U.S. Army Ait Force. | . Mr, and Mrs. BE. Davignon have arrived back from the coast where thev have been visiting their daugh- ter Eileen, ee Viste Y

We are sotry to heir of Mr. Caple- horn’s confinement in the hospital with an injured hand, We take this opportunity of wishing him a. speedy

Lieut. Ken Tory has left for over- seas where he will serve as army re- lations officer. Mrs. Tory and her children’ are making their home .in Wainwright during Ken’s absence, ~

We are pleased to welcome home this week, LAC Joe Carroll who hos just arrived home from oversess after more than two and a half years. He has as his guest Cpl. J, Adair from Vancouver. vig

Miss Margaret Callas is home from her nursing’ duties in Edmonton sending her holidays with her father in town,

Mr. Lenard McDonald has arrived from overseas and i spending a nava’ leave with his parents here, Mr, and Mrs. H, McDonald.

JULY 11th

Word comes to us this week of the marriagé of Miss Doraine Violet Wil- kine youngest dpuchter of Mrs. J, BE: Wiltine and the late J. BE. Wilkins t

Pte. Harry R. Strom™me, RGASC ' of Vernon, B.C, The wedding took place in Vanconver.

We vnderstand-th t. Dr. Arnold Winters has accented a position ar assistent caretaker st the School of Agriculture at Yermilicr

Beb Herbért who has he~w4 a ne a *

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| Edmonton hospital,

Sgt. W. Long, R.C.A.F: of Toronto arrived on Monday morning's train to § visit with his mother Mrs, Winnie Long in town. .

JULY 25th

P/O Floyd Meyer, R.C.A.F. is en- joying a leave in town with his mother Mrs, Florence Meyer, and friends before leaving for duty in the Pacific,

Our sympathies are. extended to ‘Mrs. O'Connor who is a patient at the local hospital and we wish her a speedy recovery. -

Pte, C. A. Flamond arrived home last week from overseas, He will spend a thirty day leave at home be- ‘fore reporting for duty in the Pacific.

Mrs. W. J: Crawford of Saskatoon and Mrs. N. Mott of Haney, B,C, are guests at the ‘home of Mrs. J, Chy-

' noweth int town this week. phi

‘YO Jo -MeLean and P/O Sidnev Fullér are spending a leave from their naval duties as the guests of Reggie Lissimore, :

Our heartiest congratulations are extended to Mr, F. Hart who this| week. celebrated his 90th birthday) and is still actively engaged in his gardening activities.

“aude MacDonald arrived home from gervice overseas last week to enend a leave with his parents in town.

Mr. and Mrs, Keith Femby enjoy~-

Aa virit f-om Keith's brother and “emily from British Columbia last week,

Cr) T Padmos is svending a leave| - town with Mrs: P>dmos as the sagt of Mr. and Mrs, 8. Wilson,

Tel, Gordon Torrance of the navy accompanied by his sister Bonnie and mother left on Tuesday morning to

lanerd a holiday »t the coast. AUGUST ‘at

Pleqe-d@ Sacrament Church was the eens of a nre*ty wedding on July

. *ticg Ste"la MelIntee be- , _ wide of Mr. J, W. Watson * *mithes, BG.

On Wednesday evening July 11th, “fies Verne Rowe, R.N., a bride-elect

MAY THE SPIRIT OF GOODWILL AND PEACE PRESIDE IN YOUR HOME THIS YULETIDE SEASON AND MAY THE YEAR AHEAD BE A BRIGHTER HAP- PIER TIME FOR.EVERYONE.

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A MERRY CHRISTMAS and A HAPPY NEW YEAR

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Dick’s mother,,Mrs, J. Carroll ir | of August was entertained at a sur- town, ‘| »rise shower at the home of Misses We are glad to report Mrs. A | noris. Johnson and Evelyn Telfer, Wainwright Agents for Phone 7

Murray is improving nicely after her recent severe illness and wish her a speedy ‘recovery. é

Mr; and Mrs. Gordon Graham have as their guest this week, Mr. Gra- ham’s nephew, Leading Smn, Thos, Graham of Sedgewick who is spend- ing a leave with relatives before pro- ceeding to‘his naval duties in the east. We.understand that Mr. Leduc has bought the Tchida house on 6th Ave. East and Mr, and Mrs, Tchida and family are going to make their home near Edmonton,

Mr, and Mrs. T, S. MacAfee left on Saturday’s train. for Sardis, B.C., where they will make their home in the future,

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lane arriyed on Saturday from the coast where Earl is stationed with the navy, to spend a holiday with their parents, Mr. and! matron of the local hospital is visit- Mrs, T. W. Lane, _| ing friends in town on vacation from

LAC Les Hughes, R.C.A.F who has y,abrador where she has been station- recently arrived home from overseas) eq for the past few years, |

Mr. and Mrs. J, Stinert and family have returned home after a two week's vacation spent in Quebec. j

Mr, and Mrs, P, B. Wiley left the’ first of the week for a months holi- day visiting friends and relatives in Toronto.

L/Cpl. Alec Callas of the Canadian ' .»ypeseyesemee: ‘Army arrived in town: on Sunday

| night’s train after several years ser- vice overseas.

Constable T, W.. Band, R.C.M.P., left last week for Camrose where he has been transferred. ™

Word has been received that Gordon Greenway hag jojned the Canadian Active Army.

. Miss G. Sim returned to her duties as matron at the local hospital ‘the first. of the week after a vacation spent at her home in Moosimin, Sask.

Miss Ethel: Brown, R.N., former

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To those who know us and the service we.try to render, as well as ‘those who have not yet: become acquainted with us

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is visiting with friends in town for a AUGUST 8th | few deve , | COCKSHUTT PLOW 00. ALLIS CHALMBPRS RUMLEY CO. \ ys. The marriage of Miss Edith Pas HART PARR AND MINNEAPOLIJS-MOLINE TRACTORS ue JULY 18th Taylor of Fort Saskatchewan to Don- WAINWRIGHT PHONE § ALBERTA r. ° Fs

Andrew Dalgliesh McLean} aid Hugh Gunn took place in Edmon- passed away suddenly on Monday,| ton on Friday. | A RA A a A A OO a Ok kL July 9th at the C. Borch farm east of LAC Eddy Walker, R.C.A.F., ar- WA

town, He was stricken with a cerebral | rived back last week from Overseas R#RERERRRERARARERA RA RARARARENS RARE RARA RAPS RARE RA RS PA RARE RARE AAA RE hemorrhage and died suddenly. and is visiting his wife and family in,

Miss Valeen (Tiny) Pon arrived! town. on Tuesday from Seattle, Wash., Mrs, J. Veitch is enjoying a visit where she has been attending Univer-| these days from her parents Mr, and sity and will spertd the holidays with| yrs. A, E. Brown who motored up her parents in town, from Regina, Sask.

AT THIS FESTIVE SEASON

- our thoughts revert gratefully to our custom- ers, whose goodwill, loyalty’ and patronage | have made possible our progress and prosper- ity during the past year... |

We Wish You All YULETIDE GREETINGS

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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8th, 1945

Sunday School—10:00 a.m.’ ‘ Evangelistic Service—7 :30 p.m. Young People’s Service—% :00 p.m. All are urged to‘come early for Prayer Service. Tuesday, 8:00 p.m.—Prayer and Praise Meeting. Wednesday, 2:30 pm—WMS i Thursday, 4:00 p.m.—Practice at Parsonage Thess V:17—‘‘ Pray Without Ceasing’’ .

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WAINWRIGHT. WEDNESDAY’ JANUARY 2nd, 1946

THE YEAR THAT Is NEW. ;

(a message to our readers)

Dear Reader . aR, As we look out into the future we see an intangible something looming toward us, That something is the year 1946 ,a strange

a year that will bring 365 days of renewed life, faith and

ope.

. Standing on the threshold of-this new F pees. one cannot help but think back these past 12 months, and try to analyse them, and break them down into smaller periods of time, into events that took place, to acquire their proper perspective.

In the year 1945 many events have taken place, which will make the student of 1 think that we had a tough, but for- tunate year. The successful conclusion of a 6 year war, was one of the mgst important features, along with the dawn of a new era, calla the atomic age. :

Not to'be forgotten, is the trouble that loomed large on the labor front, in which there were strikes, walkouts, and other

facts that tended to make a troublesome year, of 1945,

It-is sometimes pure fun, to look back into time and make the remarks about this or that, but as a well known saying goes, Time Marches On, and in that vein we must live for the hap- penings of a new year, which will bring untold surprises to some peoplé, deep'sadness, to others, and great joy to still oth- ers ; ; .

The-year 1946 will be the oportunity that many of us have hoped and prayed for. It-wilt be the year in which we will test the theory, that men can live together in a peaceful world; and let us hope that the fact that men must kill and maim one an- other to survive will just be a horrible memory.

Surely, with the terrible experience that we have all been thru during the past six years, as an examplé, man hy now has learn:

-ed the lesson that wars settle nothing, but prolong the issue

and make matters worse. ‘» One thing that we should heat in mind during the next 12 months, is the fact, and simple saying, Work for what is right, not who is right. If we can all make this our New Year's pledge, there will not be many things wrong with the old world after all. '

As to the. forgoing, it would seem proper at this time to bring the name of Wainwright into the story.

Many a person will hear bits of conversation, to the effect that Wainwright should not dé this or that or it should do some thing else. Is that the proper attitude, when it is a matter of what is right, not who is right?. With the citizens and town of- ficials working hard, it should be a bang-up year for the people of our town and countryside.

Two big things are slated for this year in Wainwright. One is the proposed water and sewage system, and the other is'the Peace Memorial Centre. Either of which will be a living tribute to the meiyan women whfo endured the hardships of war dur- ity our great struggle. , ty

Both these projects deserve the wholehearted support of ev- ery person in our town and district, but that of course would be too much to expect . No doubt, you already know of at least one person that is ‘‘out to buch it’’, as the saying goes, and so the year will have its blemishes just as the vears before have had. Again, is that the attitude, in what is right not who is right?

_Our meaning we hope is clear.

Also the year 1946, will see most of our boys and girls home from‘tlie war, with perplexing problems on their minds

It will be our duty, as well as our privelege to make this dist rict a wanted place in the hopes and hearts of our returning per sonnel,-True, some of our service members are back with us al- ready, some are staying with us, some have moved from our locality to seek their fortune elsewhere, To all members of the forces, thé Wainwyight.Star extends good wishes, and good luck in whatever venture that you, are to follow. ‘

In colsing we would also like to thank our many. patrons and friends for their loyal suport during the past months. To the ad- vertisers, that have made it financially possible to produce the paper; the correspondends that have. created interest to our country readers, the story writers that have given us their sup- port by recording the eveiits of their lodges, meetings, gather- ings,-ete, and !st, hut by ro means least our readers who have made us feel that all our efforts have not been in vain, we would like to wish you all,

A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR

W. C. Huntingford, W. A. (Bill) Jenson, Doris Peacock Frances-Carroll Bill Horn

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cee cee immed with his Sea- ete ee et thee HAVE YOUR WHEAT CROP | Cadets Saturday after'a two weeks AUGUST ‘ding gs a at it at aN ore Ses |p at Lae Waban, re a pas cee a a, aa sci to our customers and ici ere ities . Julhis Springer of New Yor \ Church at Minburn} ends Bust Holi etin woe sands of tarmers have increased their, 12 "usiting friends in town and refwhen Plorence Roland was married | and’ many than Need our toe: . oy abhie abvenage te tae mei Sevenie seeds 2 to. Mr. Howard Johingon of Fabyan, Big i: ff nan ee a your busi- services offered by the “Crop Test! nome last week from oversea and is sea hla. sei, far pase oa ae bat ich Tura avarehaeet -

ing Plan”. The testing done miries whether crops ate true-to- variety, or whether instead they con- sist of bad mixtures which indicate that farmers are needlessly losing money on yield, quality and g-ade,

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oven free to all farmers operating in the Prairie Provinces. Any farmer, therefore, who desires to have his wheat crop tested for trueness-to-var- , ‘jety need ohly send a small handful) of wheat representative of the seed he intends to sow this coming Spring. The “Crop Testing Plan” will . grow this sample, have it analyzed, and in due course next Fall will send a re- port to the farmer, Inside the enve- lope containing the sample should be, a note giving thé farmer’s name and address, and the name of the ‘variety | of the wheat sample which is en- closed, Send samples to “Crop WA vist

‘ing Plan”, Room 341, Grain Exchange

Building, Winnipeg, or hand to any Elevator Agent of the Companies sponsoring the Plan-—-the Searle or Home Grain Company, or the Midland and Pacific Grain Corporation—. ITEMS OF INTEREST IN

THE WORLD OF FOODSTUFFS

Canadian farm income during the | first six months of 1945 was 62 mil- | lion dollars less than in the .sam period in 1944—The first official es- timate of the Argentine wheat crop is 165,734,000 bushels, compared with previous trade estimates of from 175| to 200 million bushels.

Broomhall reports that the long drought in Spain has been broken;

‘with abundant rainfall in all parts of

the country; further wheat sowings will be made—Condition of the U.S.A. winter wheat crop is generally fair | to good—Imports of rice into India, | which have been at a standstill since 1942, will be resumed before the end of the year, [

PASTEURIZATION CAMPAIGN NEEDS CITIZEN'S HELP If concrete results are to , be ex-,, pected in the current nation-wide campaign for compulsory paste riza- | tion of milk, the avernve citizen! must do something about it, Dr. Gordon Bates says in an editorial in the current issue of HEALTH, offi- cial magazine of the Health Lear'e of Canada of which orgonization Dr. | Bates is the General Director, | The editorial urges all Canadian citizens in the ‘eight vrovinces where pasteurization is not compulsory (all except Ontario) to write to the Health League for literature on the subject and for a covy of a resolution which can be submitted for approval | of any voluntary organizations to} which they belong, . asl Dr, Bates emphasizes that if a suf- | ficient nu r of critizens. banded in voluntary }ssociations get behind) the movem*ht, members of provin- | cial legislatures will know that their | constituents really want. some action. | “Act today,” the doctor admonish- | es. “Don’t wait, Don’t let it be on your conscience that you had a chance to save human life and al nothing,” Stating that the physicians of Can-

ada desire Dominion-wide compulsory | °

pasteurization legislation, but that| there are only about 10,000 doctors in | a population of 11,000,000, the edit- orial emphasizes it is up to the aver- age. critizen to say to the legislators | they have elected that such legislation ' is desirable,

Selfishness in democracy is sand in the gears.

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©) these days from her two sons, W.

visiting with relatives in town, | Andrew Zehender an old-time Trafal- _ We understand that Pte. J, Callas) gar resident. © 2 ts and P.O. Mélvin Freed of Wainwright] Mr. and Mrs. Romulus Chartier are among the local boys on the troop| and children, Doris and Yvette ‘are

train to arrive in Calgary this week. here from Turner Valley visiting theit

daughter Marguerite,

AUGUST 15th eG ' Miss Evelyn Eastley formerly of

Word comes to us this week of the

marriage in Brighton, England of Wainwright hospital staff is visit-|

Tpr. Leroy~Carl to Miss Evelyn May ‘ing with Mr, and Mrs, Geo, Reynolds Wyatt, Tpr. Cat! has been in service and other friends in town prior to overseas ‘with the Can. Army for returning to nursing duties at Leth-

some two years. bridge. : The funeral was held on Monday, We understand Mr. Chester Davis August 18th, for the remains of| 5 Purchased the house formerly|

owned by Mr..,Donald Wilkins on Sixth Ave, West.

Ari old-timer of the district passed away in the hospital on Tuesday; August 2ist,:in the person of Mr. Thomas S. Hicox. He was in poor health the past year and had been a patient at the local hospital for some- time. |

. We are pleased to report that little Gayle Der, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Der is much improved after her recent illness and has returned home,

Miss Norma Hutchison, C.W.A.C., is home on leave from her army dut- ies visiting her parents in town,

‘Miss Frances Bradshaw, who has been visiting her parents, Col, and

William Edwin Cartier who Was drowned while canoing in the Sask- atchewan river on August 6th.,.

The Blessed Sactament Church was the scene of a pretty wedding on August. 14th when Miss Leah Mar- garet Gosselin’ became the bride of. Mr. Homer Marchand,

After five years overseas Alex Trefiak arrived home last week to spend a leave with his family in Hope Valley. ;

An unfortunate accident occurred on Monday, August 6th, when Peter Brian Van Meer, 16 month old son of Set. and Mrs. M, B. Van Meer was

parents at the Park Gate, . pal Mrs. Forrest is enjoying a visit

Mrs, Bradshaw in town left for her home in Torortto last week.

Miss Muriel Hill has been added to the staf? at the local Treasury Branch

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Forrest who is Home on leavé from overseas, prior to leaving for the Pacific and Tom who wag wounded overseas and enjoying a leave at home. : :

Miss Rose Paladychuk of Calgary became the bride of Marshall William Patterson at retty evening wed- ding which took place on August sth in Calgary,

F.O. Robt, Lilly, R.C.A‘F is home on leave from overseas visiting ‘hit | family in town,

Mrs, Jovce and M*riorie «re leav- |. ing this week to v'sit relatives ance friends in Winninves. OF A

Vernon Prosser is among the lates*

of the local hoys to arrive home from s

army service overseas. s

AUGCRE Reed.) MAKES GORGEOUS ¢ A very pretty wedding was held at if TASTY BREAD —

the home of Mr, and M’rs. Li. C. Tory

Th awh- on ursday when their only do?h NO COARSE HOLES, NO DOUGHY LUMPS

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ter Lucile became the bride of John} William Peacock,

News of the sudden death of Mrs J. Richardson c?me as a shock to her many friends;and relatives last wee’.

Miss Vern Stockton Rowe, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs, A. W, Rove 'o* Gadsby, and Mr. John Frederick Prr- kins, only gon of Mr. and Mrs, F Perkins of Wainwright were united in marriage on Friday.at St. Stephen college chapel in Edmonton.

*LAC Creighton Greer, R.C.A.F returned home from ovérseas -last week and is visiting .his wife ari children in town.

Mr, and Mrs. Bill Fish and baby daughter motored over from Camrose at the week-end to visit friends and relatives in town,

On V-J Day Mrs, McIntee received | a wire from her son, Sgt. P. M. Mc~ Intee, stating that he, had arrived safely in Quebec from overseas and would be home soon.

Mr, and Mrs, H.: C. Coutts and family returned last week from a hol iday spént at Claresholm and Calgary | Mr. Lionel McLeod was in the city | this week to register for enrolment in the University this term.

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Wainwright — Municipal : Hospital District

No. 17 PROVINCE OF ALBERTA

19 NorRatepayers of the Wainwright Mun- icipal Hospital District No. 17, resident

in the said Hospital District.

‘Resident Non-Ratepayers MUST pay the full sum of NINE DOLLARS ($9.00) to the Hospital Secretary before FEBRUARY 15th, 1946, before they can become en- titled to hospital accommodation at the rate of ONE DOLLAR ($1.00) per day.

Non-Ratepayers include all renters (town or country) School Teachers and hired personel, living within the hos pital area...

The above ruling will be strictly 7 -- adhered to . . BY ORDER a ~* =. BOARD OF TRUSTEES

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_HEARTIEST WISHES for your Health and Happiness throughout

the Christmas Season a " _ the New Year —

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MERRY CHRISTMAS and a

+ HAPPY NEW YEAR . As the Christmas season rolls around once again, we wish

to take this opportunity of thanking all our customers for their patronage during the past year and to wish one and all health and happiness for 1946.

L. C. TORY and STAFF

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evant ee giegfetern bgtenomae -£ E., Opposite Poot Flevaters . . Mr. Creizhton Greer w —_ ies ‘ployed on the railroad ‘in BURTON i DENTAL ’ spent the week-end: in town with his Bic: LABORATORY __ | teken care of all changes and exten-| Mr, Chas. 8. Thurber, recently re- JL reed aS 10128 - 10st. Street _ These extensions have increased] heen added to the staff at the local Mrs, ° Recent m Re [uae —-— ~ — ALBERTA | the cost. » but the extra pro-| Treasury Branch, a errs Sct ko Spetiicn ay Wie, ti take Ont. 1 ee seems to have as good! Mr. and Mrs, C, @ Forryan left at | Wg : ihe maf enretie hgelatady oty ERROR SEN ny und Navy | 2 Chance to liquidate it's cost without | the week-end for ‘Edmonton where \y - . — ‘ original plans. We theréfore feel sat-| time, having disposed of thetr busi- | ; ; : VONw 22995 — Office Hours 9 — 6 isfied with the revised plans insofar | ness interests in town, eh ee : aan oe mere, = a9 irstalled capacity is concerned. | ‘DECEMBER 12 ~ in| ee ‘g . oe} lo, | The Proposed cost is estimated) Mr. and MQM Lloyd Oxby und Wh v Ad i line Kebolaat Lodge from 1945 prices of labour and mater-/ daughtes Marjorie motored to Cnhilli-,| ¥ * : ie ee cee ial which has not;,at the present wack last week and plan to spend the Meets every "iat and Brd Thureday| “Me Adjusted itselt” to peacetime winter there. et ‘y Q conditions. However, by the time we . venings at.Odd Fellows’ Hall at} = .. . y ve] . We are sorry to report that Rev, U0 p.m. : are ready for bids, the coat-of con- w 4 Whelan isa patient at the ibe 1 ay ce should ease down consider- jocai hospital and hope he is soon well “Vinit ; sb enough to return home. , 4 ‘ a aie: es Always Welcome | ‘The plan for financing is proposed prody Russell Ganderton’ left for ry CE | by 4% ‘thirty year bonds which is the mamonton on Tuesday morning’s : MRS. M. GANDERTON, NG, Usual way madé‘use of to finance train where she will meet her husband MISS E. HAYWOOD R.S. this type of construction and may be wno returned home from oversets on | \ H MRS. M. CARSELU, F.S.. the best system to adopt for the pur ‘tne Queen Elizabeth last week, © | : MISS D. PEACOCK, Treas. | Bose of getting the project. under) rs ¢. Fleming who has been ——- SS === | way. We are of the opinion that there | visiting her daughter Mrs, C, A “‘TROAL | are some possibilities for economy} alexander left for Vancouver on A a Mie 3. we pg tiger cane that Monday morning's train. Mrs, Alex- # r OS ice a Ny ~~ | shou investigated, -ander and Anne accompanied her as A .Macki NZIE, K.C. We take pleasure at this time to ¢ay as Hamonton, ee Pr M, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR & | present the Revised Report of our| wr. Tom Patterson and son Pury, ; wah rh beixe pe age gbctar ya hgamaers & Miles! tert for Toronto on Thursday on re- j : “i Ltd., gary and would recom-) ceipt of the news of the death of Mrs ~ ‘ RABE Lh an Street = | Wainwright) rend that Council proceed with 4} patterson there (oe net een dpemactatieenbanatiieeenas iS ; ° Bo WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE medline discussion for the purpose of fixing| jr, and Mrs, Ryben ‘and Mrs. M. WE-WISH YOU ALL Vi G CARDELL || rates for water and sewerage servic-| yartin lett for Portland last Friday ‘ : bf og: RARRISTER — SOLICITOR es to be furnished residents of this! to attena the funer&l of Mr, Andy A MERRY CHRISTMAS Notary Public .Commisstoner | Town under the, proposed project. Carlson, who passed away at his home ) aTN : : . Respectfully nets cede there last week. ‘ i Bee i , Block Main Street , EARL L. CO) M d Mrs. Art Moan left on j ; da Truly Prosperous 1946 ‘ppt , Bed SSE, = ts . mas fo _ Chairman.) saturday evening for Kimberley, B.C | : oF ip. Se ; | MWe Gr xeeraVeI ATS git tims. te fang ot Fates oF] Some, they wl a at ta : Kee rs 8 CLASSIFIED. ADS. § | both utilities under the proposed pro-| Camrose en route, ; f 4 59 * ——+—* | ject and a schedtile of charges for! yr. ‘WwW. &. Washburn accompanied ' : eh REY ck OST same ws unanimously agreed upon. | hy Mr, Elmer Babb left on Sunday to S . On motion of Councillor Cork, that} motor to Victoria, B.C., where “mr, | {} XK ervice a 10n Black_sifpered wallet lost Satutday., the Waterworks and Sewerage Re-| and Mrs, Washburn are planning’ to § ‘ ht. Four snapshots and. about; Port, Estimates and Plans of the) spend the winter. Mrs, Washburn left A. RATTRAY $10.00, ‘Please return to—Doris. Town of Wainwright, as whey bY | the first of the week by train, Mr; . . ‘ Owen, Irma. g-1| Haddin & Miles Ltd,, Consulfing En-| Raph will visit with his mother and PHONES - DAY 25—-NIGHT 89 .. WAINWRIGHT , ical abbaat ds i ast halen sh oesibecaodatoas perverse of Calgary, Alberta, be ap-! family in Victoria, . : : Will the person who took the dark proved by Council and that the Fire.| We are glad to welcome home still | \ meee ee CRE LEE PE OE CECE Ch TE, brown man’s overcoat, gloves and, Light and Utility Committee be in-| another group of our' local boys who |W . H — scarf from the dance at the Masonic’ structed to have By-Laws prepared returned on the Queen Blizabeth, ,\ . Be Hall on Christmas Eve please re in conformity with this Report and/ docking in New York last week. | Mg ; al turn same to--The Star Office. | embodying a sthedule .of rates ®°| among these being CFN, M. L.| 4M By \\ ome 9-2, agreed upon at ‘this regular meeting | (mickey) Michon, Pte. J, C, Thomp-| . fis, he , Daa ae SES —— |. On motion of Councillor Cork, that} gon, Gnr, CG, R, Freed ‘and Russell] Sq , THE SEASON’S GREETINGS ‘ FOR S ALE the Mayor be authorized to declare | Ganderton of Wainwright, also J. C ‘A Ar "3 Wednesday, December 26th, 1945 | McCormick, Edgerton and W. J. 4 , ,

Boxing Day, a Civic Holiday. Lagerquist, Heath, N : , ys On motion Council was regularly A very pleasant evening was gpent | & ; ; ; adjourned. ' by the members of Adeline Rebekah | Wy ’ d /" x ; } Near Lodge No. 54 on Thursday last when | Wi Ou r Glish ; n at the Gold Standard 2-1 | Ee IS. 3 Mrs, M, Gilkes, President of the Re- N’ ' cf . : , , Sea] bekah Assembly of Alberta made 4n

IN MEMORIAM t official visit to their lodge. v poe a de . ott ues F: Wren Bones roe arrived Y Co One and All

Newly-built two room house for sale situated at the Gold Standard Ré- finery. Furnished and warmly | in- ; Sulated——Apply F, Feigal’s House

_. With Genuine Appreciation of Your Kind Patronage during the year just closing, we extend to you our Hearty Thanks, and Best Wishes to One and All for ’

A MERRY CHRISTMAS

| Green feed oat bundles for sale seven miles north of Irma; about one hun- dred at 8 per acre,—Phone 827, Red Deer or Address—F. L.. Herder,’ Red Deer, Avan 9-1

In loving memory of our dear

father James Hartman Mills who pas- home from Halifax as a pleasant sur- |W

sed away January 2nd, 1944, prise to her parenty on Saturday} !

last and will be receiving her. dis- |i ; :

Time speeds aldng, two years have s F : .

Three storey frame house 20 x 16 dre 1 . ven charge from the navy in the near|W i® with double verandah for sale at Since death its’ gloom, its shadow future, ' < ! x

ESaarnn ope price—Apply A; Mc- poy ; '’ Mr. Edwin Nordstrom , who’ was ‘arland, Fabyan. -. 16-1) within our home where all seemed| ™arvied recently in St. John’s, New $2-volt “Lister” lighting amt; . bright ‘ } foundland is expected home with his

one 1936 Dodge car motor block and| And took from us a shining light bride this week, . y Having received his discharge from |" A

and a Happy and Prosperous New Year.

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F/E, McLeod & Co.

Phone 14 and 104 Wainwright

one 6-volt Autolite’ generator for] We miss the light and ever will y ° sale.—Phoné 911, Jack Perkins, His vacant place there is none to fill) the R.C.A.F, Mr. Gregor McClusxey | qi

16-1 | Down here we mourn, but not in vain| arrived here Saturday and is now em-| Wy, For up in Heayen we will meet again,| ployed at Reynold’s Garage. 1 '

1/2 h.p. International pump engine in| yer remembered by Miss Marjory and Wren Mary Ta -| 4% . first class shape for sale, May be THE FAMILY lor left the first of the week for Cal- |

‘ seen at Rustand’s Garage—Apply | apeagnicesiciowsaiee | gary where they will visit with their! q

Star Office. ‘18-1/ Young Man--I want to buy a dte-| sister Mrs, BE. Smith, Bh "

‘ After being stationed at the Intern-/ \

For sale, § h ; mond ring. : g L ; \ § head of Oly horses, Salesman—yYés, sir, How. about; ment Camp, Capt. R, E, Dickson,|g _ . ; i

2 well matched t f Bele Bae cigar Laman Ste. one of our’ combination sets? Three| Dental Corps left on Monday for Cal- possess size and quality; nts beokes| pieces: Engagement, wedding and) gary where he will receive his dis~ Ww

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harge. Mrs, Dick F ! we

May the song the shepherds sang find a happy echo in your heart. en, weighing from 1600 to 1700| *eething. . “i nage oo Ret son and son went Ni

pounds each, Aged from 4 to 8 yrs,| 7 964 bh ‘ " 4 A

on this joyful Yuletide, and may Heglth, Happiness and all Blessings dd Vee: Fh parthenines A he FOUND Mr. and Mrs, K.. Shaban, Sr,, left) & H A IP P ‘ y AS , mW ‘| on Tuesday morning last for New ,

Alyre Le Blanc, Chauvin, Alberta] gooa leather and woollen mitt foun?) westminster, B.C. where they will | @ 19-12) on hospital road. Owner may ob-| snend the winter. , ——— — 2 tain by paying for advt.—Apply| wrs J Chynoweth went to Battle- WANTED Star Office. ; * | ford on Friday December 6th to visit handbag found west of the| with her sister and family, Mrs, Fred

One pair boy’s skates wanted, Size 4] hospital—Apply Women’s Wear| Halterman and be present at the wed-|q ° or 5, in good condition.—Apply Shop, 26-12| ding of her nephew Grover Halter- 2 \ Star Office, man recently returr.ed from over- 4 ;

: 4 ,

ef Success and Prosperity be “Yours thrqugh the Coming Year. ® r

Mary Ganderton

Fashion Shoppe Wainwright

Boy’s leather jacket found last week) seas. Mr. and Mrs, Albert Rattray, Man wanted to’ work on a farm; clean in town, Owner may obtain same| wr. and Mrs, T. Rattray and Mr, and and respectable.—Phone 213, Irma by calling at the Star Office and/ mrs. P, May motorerd over on Wed- Sy 16-1 paying for this advt. nesday of last week returning Thurs-

day after the wedding, :

St. Thomas (Ang.) church, decor- ated with white calla lilies, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Friday, December 14th, at 5:00 p.m., when Catherine Daisy, daughter of Mrs. and the late Mr. J. E, Wilkins

became the bride of Steve ‘Shaban, |

Showihe At The. Elite

WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY ”. JANUARY 2nd and 2rd {

“NAUGHTY MARIETTA”

‘One of the outstanding musical creations in the history of screén entertainment, Last year M.G.M. brought back Maytime, this year they bring Naughty Marietta for you to enjoy. Starring Jeanette Mac-

‘ Donald and Nelson Eddy, : : , FRIDAY & SATURDAY JANUARY 4th and 5th

“SUDAN” > }

Where desert raiders rule—and reckless rogues ride for love, loot

WAINWRIGHT SCHOOL DIVISION

CHILD WELFARE CLINIC

' A baby and pre-school clinic will be held in the 1.0.0.F. Hall on :

son of Mr.and Mrs, K. Shaban of

Hope Valley, .

Wainwright and_ district were’ deeply shocked on Saturday, Decem- | ¥ ber 15th, to learn of the sudden pas- | A

“Ah! What was the exact word?” “He said you were a slippery fel-

Diy htheria, also Scarlet Fever and § pox.

low.

_ and laughter—where aaventure lives and love rules, Starring Maria | ‘ . Montea, Jon Hall, Turban Bey and Andy Devine, TH URSDAY JANUARY 10th sing of Mr, John Robert Allinson who | " Y c JANUARY: 7th and 8th — ! ? died at his home in Gilt Edge. } N : TUESDA é RY: Ith an aa acatoute td from 10:C0 to 5:00 p.m. —- . NS 3 “KEYS OF THE KINGDOM” “So, he said I was'a polished gen- ‘ss / i i re sat, success. Hi ni P : tleman, did he?” al He enettinnt eet ® es sce igatl “pe ; agro triy } Children will be weighed and checked for defects and nek: conti leiokas aha etl ) sees y wqqnanne faded, Be PECAN 6 PFT we ; imminizations will one for Whoo Jough an oe een ¥ es. . & Unforgetable, Starring Gregory Peck, Thomas Mitchell ard Roddy 1 : ing £ thing It Ps FS | y Wan. & Dist. LO-Up ‘Assn. 4 e . e \

Melodic—the glorious melodies of Brahms Rossini, ischaikowski a: =< EEO o going modern as never before—a rollicking comedy and a heart warm . MISS ALETHA RNUDSON peaks phrsagi cated: aes wife. P hone 99 Wainwright ing ‘story. Starring Franchot Tone, Susanna Foster and David Bruce, a | Public Health.Nurse. kesh aac, stamens ;

Cet under the other fellow’s load

' MeDowall . WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY JANUARY 9th and 10th

and he won't get under your akin. yaa Une arate RT