Linden team captures Stampede Horse Show in Medicine Hat
Angie Linden of Medicine Hat led her two horse pairs to first place in the Stampede Horse Show at Medicine Hat Exhibition. The event featured eight entries in horse pairs and later a large field of children and ponies with prize money awarded to Medicine Hat youths.
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Angie Linden
Medicine Hat Exhibition
Medicine Hat
Happy” Campbell
Bindless
Riverbend Arabians
Redcliff
Harris Pahl
Mary Davies
Cheryl McKenzie
Bob
Bobby Freimark
Walsh
Ben McKenzie
Lorraine Pannycook
Ralston
Shelly Fenske
Donny Hart
Doug
Jill Thornton
Swift Current
Sask
Russ Mayberry
Hanna
Don Dubeau
James Needham
Mardi Henderson
Robert Freimark
Medicine Hat Stampede closes after 17th annual show
The Medicine Hat Exhibition and Stampede nears its end at midnight with crowd energy undiminished by a heavy Thursday shower. A reporter thanks a good samaritan who helped when her car stalled near the main gates as traffic surged.
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Marilynn A. Hehr
Turnstile Box Score Summary of 1963 1962 Attendance
A box score record shows daily attendance figures for Thursday Friday and Saturday with totals for two years. Thursday and Friday attendances are 15 600 and 12 072 respectively while Saturday shows 17 629 for the 1963 season and 12 096 for 1962. Total attendance reaches 44 707 in 1962 and 27 672 in 1963.
Cutting Horses Featured at Stam pede Show
Medicine Hat audience will see five experienced cutting horses as curtain-raiser at tonight's 7:30 p.m. Stam pede show. Fred 3B Clymer leads the list along with Billy Collins of Edmonton riding Ann D Orr with Tom Fox Edmonton CSA president. Silver Sport and Fred B Clymer challenge for national honors with Lyall Roper aboard. Holly Four Jinx, Canadian bred and trained, ridden by Gerry Going Black Diamond. Poco Major King ridden by Mike Tilton Calgary.
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Medicine
Canadian Cutting Horse Association
Fred B. Clymer
Lyall Roper
Roper
Edmonton
Elmer Roper
Holly Four Jinx
Gerry Going
Black Diamond
Mike Tilton
Calgary
Incharge
Fluoride Offer for Grade 1 Students in Medicine Hat
Dr. W. S. Tripp of the Medicine Hat Health Unit urges parents of Grade 1 children who missed fluoride during the term to call JA7-1136 with the child's name address and phone number. Fluoride applications will be done at the health unit building.
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W. S. Tripp
Medicine Hat Health Unit
Health Unit
Wallet stolen at Stampede grounds in city
Albert Wutzke of 1534th St. S.W. reported to police that his wallet containing 500 in cash and important papers was stolen while he was at the Stampede grounds. Police are investigating.
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Albert Wutzke
St.s.w
Hat Exhibition and Stampede Boosts 4-H Fat Cattle Sale
The Hat Exhibition and Stampede achieved a major breakthrough toward B-Fair status with a fat cattle sale added to the 4-H auction. Buyers led by Augie Sauer and Eldon Myers purchased over 300 cattle, including champions from Nancy Lapp and Warren McKinley, signaling strong morale and future exhibition grants.
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Burns and Co
Calgary
Eldon Myers
Alberta
Canada Safeways
Nancy Lapp
Medicine Hat
Warren McKinley
Lethbridge
Vern McWaters
Crescent Heights Iga
Mr. Nelson
Medicine Hat Co-op
Lorne Thompson
Medicine Hat Feeding Co
T & T Feeding
Max Shindelman
Raber’s Department Store
Bill Larson
Medicine Hat Stampede Attendance Rises on Sunny Second Day
The Medicine Hat 17th Annual Exhibition and Stampede drew 12 072 attendees on Friday while rodeo crowds were lighter than last year. Two-day total reaches 27 672, about 500 more than the prior year. Highlights included bareback and Brahma bull riding with Cowboys Jim Clifford Cody Morris George Myren and Bob Brown among top riders. A stray three-foot bull snake caused a stir at the chutes as crowds watched the grand entry and rodeo events proceed without major incidents.
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Medicine Hat
George Fisher
Brahama
Jim Clifford
Ribstone
Cody Morris
Patricia
George Myren
Viking
Bob Brown
Nanton
Farmers Warned Against Spraying Say's Grain Bug
Farmers in Skiff district are cautioned not to spray to kill the Say's grain bug as the poison would make grain inedible for humans and animals. About 3,600 acres are reportedly ruined, with infestation from Stirling to Foremost while Medicine Hat reports limited nearby activity.
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Suy
Stirling
Medicine Hat
Jack Anderson
Heat Fells Girl At Kiddies Parade
Eight year old Tara Sorochan fainted at the Kiddies Parade marshalling area due to excitement and heat. Eleanor Holden leading Crescent Heights Playground said the heat and excitement were main causes. Keith Carscadden and Gary Helgeson, both of Medicine Hat, caught her before she hit the pavement and aided her to Purity Dairy offices where she recovered.
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Tara Sorochan
Parker Ave
Kiddies Parade
Eleanor Holden
Moscow A-test Talks Open Deepens Sine-Soviet Rift
Two sets of talks in Moscow aim to reshape the Communist world with no progress toward reunification. In Lenin Hills, Soviet and Chinese representatives dragged through week two, while global tension grows as Syria Viet Nam and Laos report new outbreaks of violence.
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Moscow
Norris
U.S
Lenin Hills
Great Lakes
Canada
Justice T. G. Norris
Ottawa
Congress
Syria
South
Viet Nam
Laos
Hat Exhibition and Stampede Opens With Big Turnout
A record 15 600 attended Medicine Hat's 17th Annual Exhibition and Stampede opening as the parade drew 28 000 spectators. Alberta Aquatic Club set 66 provincial and 12 Canadian records at its first international meet. Medicine Hat Royals captured the 1963 Rotary Baseball Championship with a 300 prize.
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Medicine Hat
Alberta Marlin Aquatic Club
Medicine Hat Royals
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