Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 30, 1952, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page 12 Winnipeg free press tuesday september 30, 1952 Spanish Lee Wells Cut the Valley from the coastal others had testified for him but Plain. Chavez had been a sneaking the prosecution Hart used the bully a Man who spoke loudly of known facts of the bad blood be his own Worth while he ran off tween Blaise and Chavez the Belt a head or two of his neighbor s beef on dark lost a couple nights. Blaise of steers and had had chapter thirteen the Corral was gone. Only maybe it s just another bunkhouse remained. They expected Hal snapped. Leonis Slick slim had returned an answer mood a chapter of Iota Alpha i sorority was awarded the Hannah Sokobin Joseph cup awarded annually to the most outstanding chapter in Iota Alpha i at the National Assembly held aug ust 22 to 2-1, in Chicago. The award was received for excellent co operation with National Council and outstanding work on the Manitoba Campus. Left to right Are mrs. Doris Sadock misses Pearl Gru Bert Werier Chancellor Beverley Matlin treasurer Barbara Rusoff vice Chancellor and mrs. Zerla Cohen newly elected National vice Chancellor. Mrs. Sadock and mrs. Cohen now residing in Chicago represented my alumni. Uncle of Bride hears Gourlay and Porter vows holy Trinity Church was the scene of a wedding september 27 at 5 . When Audrey May Porter was United n marriage wih Doug Las Macleod bom Lay. Rev. J. I. Mckinney Uncle of the Bride per formed the ceremony. Miss mar Garet Well v. Flemin music. The Bride is the or. And mrs. W. Was soloist and mrs. Played the wedding daughter r. Porter Miami. Man., and the bridegroom is the son of mrs. C. Gourlay and the late a. Gourlay of Oak River Man. The bridegroom is an agriculture graduate from the University of Manitoba. Mrs. W. J. Greenaway was a her and miss Maureen Anderson and miss Helen Daman. The bridegroom s attendant was tron of Honor for bridesmaids were Alan Harrison and William Greenaway Gourlay. Ushers were and George the Bride chose White lace and Nylon net. The fitted lace bodice with Long ills Point sleeves featured a jewelled neckline of inset net and also had an off the shoulder effect created by an overlap of lace edged with a net ruffle. The lace continued into the full bouffant skirt giving an applique effect this being outlined by a not ruffle. The fingertip veil was held by a latticed Bonnet. She carried a cat Ade of Gardenias and Ste Panotis. Guests were received at the fort Garry hotel. Or. And mrs. Gour play left for a Short trip. They will j reside in Winnipeg. Anc Lerson Smits vows made at fort Frances Francise daughter of or. And mrs. Harry Smits of fort Frances. Jont., became the Bride of Ross an Derson son of or. And mrs. Roy Anderson fort Frances september 22 in St. Mary s roman Ca Lolic Church fort Frances. Rev. A. Maurice of Pinewood ont. Officiated. Miss Helen and Alma a Clutte and Gerald Bodard Sang. The music was played by miss Flora Frenette. The Bride was gowned in White Satin with a Long train. Her Finger tip length veil fell from a Coronet of seed Pearis. She carried red roses. Attending the Bride were her Sisters miss Laura Smits maid of Honor and miss Jose Smits brides maid. Bernice and Claire Clanger nieces of the Bride Svere Flower girls. The bridegroom seas attended by his Brothers Glen and Don Ald Anderson. Ushers wore Broth ers of the Bride Harry and John Smits. A luncheon seas served in the Rainy Lake hotel Follo sved by a Buffet supper at the Home of the Bride s parents and a reception at the Mcirvine Community Hall in West fort Frances. Or. And mrs. Anderson left on a motor trip to the United states. They still make their Home near Stratton ont. I Luth eran federation . Convention planned wednesday the Manitoba group of the women s missionary federation of the american lutheran Church evil hold its first annual convention wednesday in the Christ lutheran Church Aberdeen and Andrew. More than 100 delegates Are expected to attend with at least 5c from outside Winnipeg. Mrs. Paul Liefeld of Regina District president of the women missionary federation and Rev. W. Weind missionary from Liberia Africa still be the main speakers. Registration will begin at 9 . And will continue through the Day. A special service still take place in the evening. Reports still be heard from mrs. Anna Bernhardt presi Dent miss w. Kautz Secretary and mrs. E. Treasurer. St. Johns Raven court Guild Coffee party St. Johns Raven court ladies Guild still hold its annual Coffee party Friday from 11 . Until 2 . In the Assembly Hall of the t. Eaton company. Mrs. Douglas Mcmurray president and mrs. Richard Gordon Stife of the head master still receive. There be a Sale of Home cooking. Or. Smith to speak at woman s club the woman s club of Winnipeg will hear or. C. E. Smith talk on the trained social worker in your Community at its opening luncheon of the season 12 noon in the t. Eaton company Assembly Hall. Or. Smith is professor and director of the school of social work. Miss Jean Ramsay still be the guest soloist. The president Alderman Maude Mccreery will be in the chair. Instead of searching drop a few lumps of sugar into the rinse and Dainty lingerie still be Tifful after it is ironed. Mountain Domestic fuel order now from your dealer mrs. Jim Coleman puts on Blue Bonnet reports it Best hopefully. It d be like him to sell another Man s land to some fool that would t know the difference. Looks like you need me More n Ever. I la sure get Back All right slim. Well meet you at the Rancho after we come Back from los Angeles. If we get a ranch Well work it. If we Haven t he shrugged eloquently. There s a big fire somewhere off in the slim said As he kicked off the Brake and shouted the horses into motion. The Wagon gathered Speed on the downgrade and soon disappeared around the Bend. Hal and Elisc had mounted and galloped along the Road. Slim said there was a fire. Could be most anywhere but i d like to make they wound through the Maun gains at a fast Pace. They came out on the final Ridge and immediately saw the dirty Gray High against the Southern sky. Hal could see it was a big fire Burn ing deeper into the Distant Santa Monica toward the. Ocean. He jerked around when he heard Elaise s exclamation. The Man s eyes Svere wide that s Blaise go july his face stricken. Raked the spurs and rocketed Dosun the last slope. Hal raced to catch up Svith him and both Rode at Breakneck Speed through the Village and out into the Valley beyond. As they watched sudden Bright and Billo Sving columns of smoke marked where big burned fiercely the Gray yellow smoke of the Sagebrush flaming along the Mountain slopes. Already he could see the Black carpet of ruin the fire left behind it. They reached the Hig Svay plunged across. Blaise turned into the ranch Road racing up it to the narrow opening of the Canyon. Flares Black clumps of sumac Over it All was through the Portal. He reined in face suddenly so hit. The ranch House is As Only soldering hot ashes the Chimney grim and Black Abose the ruins. Blaise scarcely heard him or the his Challenge. They turned toward that portion trailed them to Chavez s disreputable Rancheria in the Shadow of the Chatsworth rocks. Blaise s Stoky he had found the steers and Odin car Blaise added. Livau t i stun to of the ranch Yard that the flames. Themes always Fiat he straight had missed. Hal searched the touched the horse s flanks with his spurs and set his face to Svard los Angeles. Anger gradually left him giving Svay to an ral while Blaise went directly to the the bunkhouse. He door saw that pushed open the the floor had been undisturbed. He Svor ked Down the slope and at last stopped calling Hal. At least three of them. They stood Here Shile the riders set the Hal hitched at his gun Belt that s Good enough for me. I d head for Blaise stood silent studying the track then lifted his head and looked Back at the smoke now further assay beyond the ridges. Mas he it s me and you More a lot. Why More proof needed proof for you and Blaise Cut in swiftly. But Leonis hog tied me once before. Maybe he s waiting for us to come Riding in to get his hide. I m not going Scalp Hunting without better proof apy three riders could be made Good enough for Hal but we need these tracks. Hal scorpion riders pilgrims passing through maybe some of Vasquez s Ridge runners if they be in the neighbor Hood or even Raikes and some Montana. Riders. Who were Hal snapped. I d Back that Blaise nod ded. But i can t prove it. Leonis could kill us out of hand if we what could them tracks went after we prove him outside i la have hard facts before i jump him. I be had enough of guards and cells and Stone Hal grumbled but subsided. He turned Back toward the House and distaste fully surveyed the ruins. So Shat do so do gise Blaise said so sharply that Ever increasing Dency. He had mood the Dull Despon crushed feeling that perhaps he had been a fool and a dreamer Ali that he faced too great a task against too Many Odds. Even this present journey appeared useless. He would Only find More trouble in i he Distant Pueblo of the Angels. He Sank deeper picking Over the against him honestly to in his thoughts arrayed factors one by evaluate Blaise had flattened him a couple of times and then kicked the gun from the Man s hand when Cha Vez tried to draw and kill him. Blaise had jerked the Man to his feet. You la draw on the wrong some Day and hell slap a and gun to convince a jury. The judge had Given a life sentence. It had been that easy. It had taken ten years innumerable appeals to the governor and a great Deal of Money to get a Pardon. But the murder stigma remained and it always would until Giaisi found which scorpion killer had shot Chavez. To he continued Bullet Between your eyes. If i Ever catch you anywhere near my Range or wearing a gun you la be in bed for a he had driven the stolen steers Back to his Rancho. There had been trouble before with Chavez Paul Case and the others knew iof it. Leonis had undoubtedly Ono to Viro i v known too. Them and even More himself and his chances. Then unaccountably his thoughts swung to Thatcher. He recalled How she had looked on the stage a tall and stately girl. He saw her then As she had been at Las , still tall now Lovely in jeans and shirt. She had looked so shocked and disbelieving when her father had accused him of being a murderer. And when he did not deny the charge he could again clearly see the Quick Flash of Emo Tion gone in a second and then detestation. I it would happen a Hundred times lips cur Tad angrily As i he thought How easy it had been i for Leonis to move quietly in. He or a scorpion Man had killed Cha vex two nights later. The Man so gun and Belt had been found in Blaise s Rancho while he Rode the Hills. Leonis and some of the scor Pion Crew had captured Blaise and taken him directly to los Angeles and the jail. Paul Melanie and the proven Rnest. Ply Mohta am Laue at ,730 Portage 456 again in life unless he who had killed he Rode dwelt in that killing As he toward the mountains that three times As much milk bract s new milk Glo bread look for milk percentage on wrapper optometrists eyes examine of Kensington , v 275 Portage ave. Cor. Portage office 92-24s6 Phine Hal jerked his head around. To can build a Corral and live in the Shack. We got. The if Thatcher a let you have Hal snapped. I Well Check on that. Maybe it s Hal rein in beside nol scorpion or Las Montan Man s amazed oath. Asu on t me they Rode primly out of the Canyon and Back along the Trail that sound Down to the Valley. On the spine of the last Ridge Blaise Drew rein and his eyes coldly swept share launches Hospital drive october is the month that citizens in the greater Winnipeg area and to Menf in the in the City can share in the pro a Gross of a patient in a mental hos look share is Manitoba s own men de in the he was interest said is entry. He folded his hands on the Saddle unsinkable swim suit Illo ivs water treatment for polio sufferers London unsinkable swim suit is the latest device undergoing experimental tests in the Battle against poliomyelitis. Sponsored by the British infantile paralysis Fellowship Public demonstrations has a been Gisen in London Svith polio sufferers dressed in the life saving garment being slowly lovered into the thames. Officials the Fellos ship be Ive the suit will help those disabled by infantile paralysis and other diseases to Benefit from is Ater treatment. Of course h was up in the Hills i m Mii and folks let Burn Tal health association. Citizens Are Horn and d for Vard on asked to save All rags and metals and place them on the boulevards for the october patriotic Salvage corps pick up. Proceeds from the material and Metal collected will go towards i coping develop programs for pro Gress for the mentally ill. But your Rancho s up there. They knew you d come they knew i d come Blaise nodded. Laconis Knesz the thatchers knew it. No sex lax Way easy Aci int easy on the system Good for children and Cadulli sex lax chocolate tax rive note thursday is Day 18-Page flyer out Here s the Good news you be been waiting for its time for the Bay s Sale of sales Bay Day thursday october 2nd, for one Day Only be Down Early and go right through the store every depart ment every floor is crammed with Bay Day specials if. You do not receive a flyer on tuesday Telephone 3-2-2 on wednesday and one will be delivered to you. Receiving congratulations on the occasion of her 75th birth Day from res1, Peter Shwaluk of St. John s Cathedral is mrs. Marea Evasiuk Soho has served the Church since it opened 22 years ago. For several years she seas president of the ladies auxiliary and has since been honorary president. A Tea at which a presentation seas made seas Given in her Honor sunday. Mrs. Jim Coleman says Blue Bonnet Margarine is always my first Choice for flavor nutrition and the wife of the noted sportswriter you la love Blue Bonnet s sunny Sweet flavor just As delicious when melting hot As when fresh from the refrigerator. You la like its nutritional value too. And the Money Blue Bonnet saves is headline news for All who want to stretch food dollars enjoy Canada s Fine Quality All vegetable Margarine. Get Blue Bonnet Margarine in the regular Economy package with color wafer. Or in Ali s famous yellow Woik bag for fast color. No groups urged to co operate in education greater co operation is needed Bel Sveen Winnipeg s Home school associations and the Cana Dian welfare Council mrs. C. S. Evenden president of the Mani Toba federation of Home and school said monday night. Addressing the Laura Secord Home and school association at the school mrs. Evenden asserted the need of our children can t the Canadian Home and school and Parent teacher federation was urging member associations to co operate with the Canadian welfare Council. These groups would be asked to follow a suggested pro germ. We Hope to gain this co opera Tion through our Home and school districts and the medium of District conferences Suhich will be held j during the next two she said. At these conferences Svor shops and leadership training courses in the Stork of the association s major committees should be held. Extravagant Siet hods extravagant methods of teach ing a swimming were condemned by f. D. Baragar school principal. For half an hour s swimming instruction once a week students lose half a Day of classes and a substitute teacher is also needed to supervise the principal said. Water classes continue for eight weeks. Or. Baragar said that at the beginning of the school s 40th year enrolment stood at More than 800. Changeover in the student body brought 150 from other schools from England Europe the United states and from other Canadian provinces. There were v2 kindergarten pupils and 14 Grade one a school Tea will be. Held oct. 17. J. Henderson incoming presi Dent introduced the nest executive to association members. T Craft classes sponsored by the association still begin oct. 10. Claxton sees Korea As trial of our patience Montreal up Hon. Brooke Claxton defence minister said monday the Western democracies need patience As sell As Power to meet and Stop the threat of communist aggression. In a speech prepared for delivery to the life insurance advertisers association the minister said he believed Korea is a deliberate trial of our the West must be prepared there As elsewhere to withstand that trial. We must have Trust and Confidence and Faith in each he said. The communist imperialists have tried to break up our Alli ances by arousing suspicions of one country against another. 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