Finals Fair Time Hits Lethbridge Students
In Lethbridge during late June the city and district prepare for final departmental exams. 363 city high school students from the Collegiate and St Patrick's face exams from June 23 to 30, with grade twelve entries totaling 136 at the Collegiate and 23 at St Patrick's, plus 167 grade nine students. A 24 member staff will supervise, and Edmonton will mark papers with results due in August.
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Lethbridge Collegiate
St. Patrick's Catholic school
Collegiate
St. Patrick’s
Edmonton
Births for Stirling families announced at St. Michael's
Mr and Mrs Alfred F Zaugg Stirling announce the birth of a son Thomas David on June 11 at St Michael s Hospital. Mr and Mrs F A Whittick announce the birth of a son Thomas Edward on June 13 at St Michael s Hospital.
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Alfred F. Zaugg
Stirling
Thomas David
St. Michael’s Hospital
F. A. Whittick
Thomas Edward
St. Michael's Hospital
Death notices reveal multiple families in city obituaries
A batch of death notices lists Rodolfo Grottolo Ida Grottolo and 1001 th St North for a June 16 passing. William Twicks at 131 12th St Ras. Donald Frederick Hart aged 11 months of 1003 12th St North. Haruo Figaoka of 911 98th Ave N with services at Christensen Bros. Mabel Muriel Cranley of 1313 10th Ave with arrangements pending. all noting Martin Bros as funeral directors and scheduled service details for mid to late June.
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Rodolfo
Ida Grottolo
St. North
St. Patrick’s Church
St. Patrick’s cemetery
Martin Bros
TWICKS
Coleman
William
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12th Street
Bras
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W. Whitmore o
Mountain View
Martin every. Bros
HART
Donald Frederick
Pred Hart
Fr. Tait
FIGAOKA
Haruo
98th Ave. N
Christensen Bros
Calgary university regrets government funding refusal
The Calgary university committee records regret over the government action denying funds to make Calgary branch courses available to all first year students from Southern Alberta, expanding access beyond education faculty. Imperial Oil reports 22 producing wells in Leduc and Woodbend, with four completions in hand and one for independents, yielding an assured potential daily production of 10 850 barrels at 150 barrels per D-3 and 100 per D-2 wells.
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Calgary university
Calgary
faculty of education
Alberta
LEDUC
Imperial Oil
Woodbend
Edmonton oil field
Imperial
Winnipeg conference on animal husbandry assistants ends
A two day meeting of Western Canada Dominion experimental farms animal husbandry assistants wrapped up in Winnipeg. Delegates came from Lethbridge Lacombe Swift Current Tadian Heal and Scott Sask Morden and Brandon Man and Ottawa Central Experimental Farm. Dr Karl Rasmussen attended from Lethbridge. Western Air Lines plans 8 mm newsreel feature showing WAL employees in daily routines in Ogden Utah first city filmed.
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WINNIPEG
Western Canada
Dominion experimental farms
Lethbridge
Lacombe
Swift Current
Tadian Heal
Scott
Sask
Morden
Brandon
Man
Central Experimental Farm
Ottawa
Karl Rasmussen
oriem
Western Air Lines
Hollywood
WAL
Ogden
Utah
Meeting Friday on Girls Residence in Lethbridge
A special meeting will be held Friday at the YMCA with Mrs. Kennedy of the YWCA Calgary present. The session, under the Lethbridge Community Council, will discuss the girls residence in Lethbridge and all residents are urged to attend.
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Y.M.C.A
Kennedy
Y.W.C.A. Calgary
Lethbridge
Executive meeting sets date for June 28 officers vote
Lethbridge Community Council held a Monday night session reviewing past year activities. Plans were laid for the annual officer election on June 28. Kiwanis members at the Marquis hotel heard TC.A. John Wilton of Lethbridge and RCMP Insp. Bingham. Club president Insp. Maxted chaired. S. S. Graham requested Kiwanis help to handle the anticipated 400 fat cattle entries at the fair.
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Lethbridge , Kiwanis club
Marquis hotel
TC.A
John Wilton
TC.A. Lethbridge
Bingham
RCMP
Regina
Maxted
S. S. Graham
Rainfall Inland Alberta Drenches Many Areas
Southern Alberta saw widespread rainfall with Lethbridge at 1.42 inches for June and 3.16 inches year to date. Foremost and surrounding districts received lighter totals while Manyberries reported a heavy soaking. Roads remained rough with closures and detours on No. 2, No. 3, and No. 1 corridors as construction continues and weather cools.
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Experimental Station
Foremost
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Bow Island
Retlaw
Coutts
C.P R
Alberta Motor Association
Herald
Magrath
Welling
Waterton Park
Pincher Creek
Cardston
Calgary
High River
Champion
Taber
AM.A
Grounds for the Show Taxation for Facilities in View
The article notes grounds for the show and states that facilities will be taxed.
Clarence Sturm Dies in Calgary Hospital at 35
Clarence Sturm, 35, of Medicine Hat, died in Calgary hospital. Born Irvine Alberta, he lived in Richmond Saskatchewan before moving to Medicine Hat to work in a pottery factory. He was a Lutheran and is survived by his widow Rose and his mother Mrs Sturm. Remains to Medicine Hat for services and interment.
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Calgary
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Alta
Richmond
Sask
Rose
Sturm
Meetings and Masonic notices in Lethbridge June 17
The Fraternal Order of Eagles meets at 8 15 pm in the Eagles Hall 13th St N with good attendance urged. Lethbridge Lodge No 39 AF and AM holds a 7 30 pm meeting in the Masonic hall with W M grand lodge report B A degree to be conferred. Society of Industrial and Cost Accountants of Alberta Lethbridge meets at Marquis hotel 6 30 pm for a dinner before summer recess with speaker A L H Somerville assistant city manager.
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Order of Eagles
Eagles
13th St. N
Lethbridge Lodge No
Masonic hall
W.M. grand lodge
Society of Industrial and Cost Accountants of Alberta
Lethbridge
Marquis hotel
A. L. H. Somerville
Orders for 33 Field Park Squadron RCE June 1948
Major Livingstone issues duties for the week ending 19 June 1948 with Captain Jacobson next for duty. Training includes a 2000 hours parade on 16 June 1948. Dress requires battle dress boots berets web belts and puttees. Transportation at 1930 hours 16 June 1948. Parade for 142 LA.D. RCE on 17 June 1948. Signed by Captain McKenzie for Major Livingstone, Lethbridge Alberta.
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R. D. LIVINGSTONE
Field Park Squadron
R.C.E. Revd
L. A. Jacobson
R. A. McKenzie
Sgt. Grant
L.M
Johnston
P. 2
R. B. McKenzie
RCE
Lethbridge
Alberts
Weather Outlook for Southern Alberta and Saskatchewan
The cool air mass brings showers to southern Alberta with 14 inches of rain at Lethbridge since noon yesterday. Skies clear slowly tonight with a few showers possible today over southern Alberta and Saskatchewan, while northern areas stay dry. Lethbridge forecast: overcast to clearing tonight, a few showers until early evening, then variable clouds and light winds. low 48 and high 68. Medicine Hat: showers ending tonight, then clearing tomorrow, light winds. low 48 and high 73.
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AIT Medicine Hat
Saskatoon
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Victoria
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Toronto
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Montreal
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Alberta
Saskatchewan
Medicine Hat
Cutbank Beats Milk River 22 to 1 in Local Baseball
Cutbank ball players visited Milk River on Sunday and routed the home senior team 22 to 1. The Galata team failed to arrive, canceling the second game of the doubleheader. A large crowd attended the event.
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CUTBANK
MILK RIVER
HNL
Galata
Former Lethbridge Man Killed in Coleman Mine Accident
William Witwick, 23, formerly of Lethbridge, was instant ly killed at the McGillivray Creek mine in Coleman when a mine train derailed and struck timbers as two other workers were injured. Coroner to preside at 7 pm inquest. burial at Mountain View cemetery.
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Lethbridge
Coleman
HNS
William Witwick
Way
McGillivray Creek
the Herald
Witwicki
ceased
R.C.M.P
Canada
D. McPherson
Bilairmore
Mountain View cemetery
Martin Brothers
N. W. Whitmore
STOP BIG BEN CLEANING AT LETHBRIDGE POST OFFICE
The Big Ben clock atop the Lethbridge Post Office will be stopped Wednesday afternoon for cleaning by D. A. Raworth. The massive timepiece will be off duty for about a day.
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D. A. Raworth
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