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PAGE 8 CATTLE PRODUCERS x - THE ALBERTA CATTLE COMMISSION requests the presence of ALL CATTLE PRODUCERS lt; at the PSs PROVINCIAL BUILDING, CLARESHOLM -at 2 p.m. . s . Saturday, Mar. 20 The direction and future of the Alberta Cattle Industry will be of discussed. bsidies, horn tax, br marketing. boards, etc., expressed be present. The structure and role of the Alberta Cattle Commission will be explained.. anit, Nosi * If you want your AVENGE Wild Oat Herbicide In more and more barley fields... controlling wild oats CYANAMID OF CANADA LIMITED re ae ery a xe ur mt meres D thie Der OVERHEAD POWER LINES DEAD Check for overhead power lines before: Pulling or installing pump casing-and : : Pips Installing television and radio antennas Relocating farm machinery (bailers grain augers, etc. Moving buildings and steel grain bins Moving irrigation equipment Call your electrical utility company for information and assistance before moving equipment or buildings on public roads. Last year, power lines stopped three people dead. Alberta LABOUR General Safety Services Division Electrical Protection Branch CLARESHOLM LOCAL PRESS Gov. Proposes Violent Crime Sentence Liberal Public concern about violent crimes -has focused on the apparent lack of control ov r known violent and dangerous offenders. The purpose of the criminal Justice system is the protection of the public from crime and violence. In keeping with that purpose, the Liberal government, has proposed legislation to parlia- ment which will deal more sever. ely with persons to be violent and dangerous. The proposals now before par- liament create a category of dangerous offender who can be sentenced to jail for an indefinite period of time, subject only to review by a parole board which will include two community pemucpents judge may impose the indetieite sentence if an offender is found guilty of an offence which involves the use, or attempted use of violence, or conduct endanger- Doug Willis and daughter of Edmonton were weekend visitors at the homeof Mr. and Mrs. George Willis. Mrs. G. MclIntrye of New Westminister, BC, and Mrs. Roy Wagness returned last week from a month's tour of 16 States and the Bahamas. Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Len Rush were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rush and familv and Miss Ramona Rush, all of Calgary. Stavely residents who were ona recent tour of grain terminals in Vancouver and Seattle Washing- ton, were: Walter Sundquist, Mr. and Mrs. Art Sundquist, Grant Brown, Ivan Scott, B. J. Knott and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Ralph. family of Sparwood, BC, were weekend visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Roy Little. Miss Barbara Dobbie of Calgary was a weekend visitor at the home of her mother, Mrs. Pearl Dobbie. Mr. and Mrs. George Lengyel returned Saturday from a 10-day visit in Laramie, Wyoming at the home of their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs, Gary Vandergrift. Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Sundquist and family of Edmonton were weekend visitors at the home of Mrs. Mary Sundquist. Board members appointed at the public meeting of, the Stavely Golden Age centre Thurs- day, March 11 were: Chairman, Roy Duncan; secre- tary, Emil Halverson; treasurer, Mary Sundquist; directors, Ethel Risvold, Albert Rodgers, Ivan Scott and Gentry Ohler. Winners in the Oddfellow s.and, Rebekah Lodge's mixed bonspiel last weekend were: 1, Wes Rose team; 2, Robbie Linn team; 3, Bernie Johnson team; 4, Brian Nelson team; 5, Terry Nelson team; 6, Darwin Larson team, The radio was won by Mrs. Gentry Ohler and the deep fryer was-won by Larry Nilson, Mrs. Melvin Sundquist was in Edmonton for- three days last week, to attend the Rebekah Lodge Assembly. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rodgers were weekend visitors in Calgary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rodgers. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rodgers and Mr. and Mrs. Venly Brown were recent visitors in Lethbridge, where the ladies attended, a Relief Society leadership meeting and the BYU show. The Stavely group committee for Scouts, Cubs, Guides and Brownies, held - their regular meeting Monday, March 8, Plans were made for the Stavely committee to sponsor the annual barbeque in June. Mrs, Lill Oliver of Calgary was a weekend visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gatenby. The Foothills Oldtimers Hockey team held their annual banquet and dance in Blunden Memorial Lae in Granum Saturday, March os for the evening was Stavely News Items By Senator Ear Hastings ing the life of another person, or likely. to inflict- severe psychol- ogical damage. The judge must be presented with evidence that the offender is a threat to the life or safety of others because of repeated dangerous or brutal behavior. A person convicted of sexual offences, such as rape, can be given indeterminate sentence if he has shown that he is likely to cause harm to others through a failure. to control his sexual impulses. Parliament has already approv- ed of changes to the bail laws which will pr vent dangerous or repeated offenders from obtaining release on bail while awaiting trial. All accused persons will have to prove that they are nota threat to society before they get bail. Under the proposed peace and security legislation, offenders will face ten-year sentences for escap- a Correspondent: Vi Clancy. Eddie Cochlan and presentations of a scroll, team picture, mug and engraved puck were made to the hockey players. Those who attended from Stavely were: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson, Mr. and Mrs, Dave Linn, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nelson, Mr. and Mrs, Keith Robinson, Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Cochlan, Mr. and Mrs. Len Sundquist, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ohler, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Miller, Parkland. Raffle on a half of beef. was won by Dave Linn. Winners at the Stavely Golden Age Centre bingo March 10 were: Jackpot of 95. Don* McCon- nel, Edna Duncan, Jerry Sch- wartz, Mary Sundquist, Inez Halverson (split three), Denice Scott, Rose Duncan, Nora Nelson, Mildred Morrison, Susan Mac- Donald, Clair Fairhurst, Julie Martens, Gent Ohler, . Ethel es : : Risvold, Hannah kstra i Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Dorr and ? fury. pare ee two), Lis Carlson, Lorna Moores, Ranch Ralph. Nickle jackpot was won by Lucille Rea. . Mrs. Hilmin (Rhonda) Hansen was guest of honor at a shower, Thursday evening-in the Park- land Community hall. Leslie Crowe as mistress of ceremonies welcomed the guests and announced the program: Berva Cochlan, Pam Brooks, Jackie Eskeland and Mary Ann Nelson sang two songs. Mrs. Jim . Crowe recited a poem. Assisting Rhonda in opening her gifts were Mrs. Ronalc Hansen, mother of the groom; Robbie Hansen, sister of the groom; Susan Green and Kim McManus. i Drive anew Datsun B210 ts cases, more dangerous. the streets. ing from prison (up from the s present maximum of five y ars.) Automatic remission of sen- tence is being abolished, and offenders will have to earn any time off sentences, There will, in short, be a greater pressure on the prisoner to behave responsibly. Temporary absence and parole rules and regulations, will be severly tightened, in a bid to keep violent offenders from getting these privileges and abusing them, There is a great danger in these proposed changes that Canadians will be lulled into thinking there is a cure-all for violence in society. There isn't but we are hopeful that violent crime can be contained and controlled. We must guard against repres- sive prison legislation that could be used to erode civil liberties. We must remember that all our experts telhus-punishment makes offenders bitter, and in some There may be some who must be kept off Government can abuse the power of imprisonment and punishment. We.must always be searching for better ways to deal with crime and violence. WE HAVE THE BEST DO-IT-YOURSELF ie ania gs Your 1975 Income Tax Guide has been written to make completing your tax form less difficult than you might think. In most cases, all you have to do is follow the blue section starting at the front of the guide, It will lead you through the tax form and schedules step by step. For as little as 2.995,* you could be driving a 6 Datsun B210. In the 1976 E.PA. tests, the B210 with a manual transmission, averaged 40 miles per gallon in combined i city/highway driving * 4 In addition to.the low-priced 2-door Special, you can get fully-equipped 2-door Datsun B210 Special CLARESHOLM 9995 US E PA test results. your mileage may vary according to the kind of driving you do HENKER FARM EQUIPMENT LTD. 'DATSUN wp nl THURSDAY, MA THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1976 q4HEeE FLYING Wy INN RESTAURANT CLARESHOLM EASTER SUNDAY SPECIAL Sunday, April 18 Hot and Cold lig ttl 8.00 per person Dinner: 3 to 8 p.m. For Reservations 235-3611 When you finish, check your , calculation for accuracy and include all your receipts with your return. Go on. Do it yourself. See how difficult it isn t. 5 i We Fe ee Canada onl Bud Cullen Minister Revenu Canada Imp t Lthon. Bud Cullen Ministre and 4-door sedans, and a sporty Hatchback. All with extra value features like reclining bucket seats, rear window, defogger, whitewalls, carpeting, tinted glass, and more. Test-drive a B210 today, and start saving on gas now. F.0.B. Claresholm Limited Time Only
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