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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 06, 1963

Page

5

Subscription rates for Medicine Hat newspaper revised

The News outlines subscription prices by carrier and mail, including one year at 17.00 for Medicine Hat, six months at 8.87, and weekly at 0.50, with rates for outside Medicine Hat Canada by rail and United States by mail. Carrier routes are strictly controlled and prospective carriers should apply to the Circulation Department. call JA7-1101 if service is unsatisfactory. All subscriptions are payable in advance.

Medicine Hat Canada United States

Actress Builds Her Own Lake in San Fernando Valley

Hollywood actress Di anne Foster wife of a dentist is creating a one acre lake on her ranch in the San Fernando Valley. The feature includes fish a boat landing and a sandy beach signaling a new status symbol in Hollywood.

Hollywood (Ap Dianne Foster Hollywood San Fernando Valley

Cryptogram Puzzle by Allegra Joyce

Yesterday's cryptogram presents a playful greeting and word clues. The note includes a labeled cryptogram with a partial solution line and a whimsical salutation to gemin and friends.

Weekend faith healer sets up in Ontario farmhouse

Edmund Dale a 54 year old Ottawa locksmith claims the power of God and runs a weekend healing operation from a dilapidated farmhouse nine miles south of Eganville He says he can cure arthritis diabetes blindness and many others and boasts curing thousands in a weekend with a 98 percent success rate. He has built a stone church on the property and plans to expand his operation.

Eganville Ont Ottawa Here Edmund Dale Diag Dale Acre Farm Christ Constance Lake Pembroke

New Zealand Opossum Rush Tops World Markets

New Zealand faces an unexpected harvest as opossums, a pest introduced 120 years ago, surge in numbers. Skins fetch high prices on London markets, with export income near a million dollars last year and trappers earning up to 150 dollars daily.

Auckland New Zealand Australia London

Negro DJ A First? Bob Bowers Faces Toronto Spotlight

Toronto broadcaster Bob Bowers, a 36-year-old announcer with CBE Windsor, Ontario, may be Canada’s first Negro television announcer. He has worked in radio and TV across Canada, from CHOV Pembroke to CBX Edmonton and CBE Windsor, hosting jazz and classical programs while pursuing professional growth. He reports little prejudice within colleagues and aims to become more professional despite an unpredictable career path.

Toronto Bob Bowers Canada CBE Windsor Ont CBC Bob Windsor Detroit Ryerson Institute of Technology Ryerson Chov Pembroke Edmonton CHED CBX Bowers CBE Montreal Ottawa

Homework Favored by Canadian Educators Despite Complaints

The Canadian Education Association reports 65 superintendents find homework generally well regarded. Parents want it, pupils expect it, and teachers and leaders link it to higher achievement. Most oppose only in early grades, with unanimous support from Grade 7 onward.

Toronto Canadian Education Association CEA Research and Information Division Pulpils Dave Nichols London Ont Alberta

Canadian Optometrists endorse daylight headlights suggestion

E M Finkleman, president of the Canadian Association of Optometrists, says his group endorses headlights on during daylight hours. He cites U S bus and truck firms finding the practice improves safety and notes some Canadian drivers already use it.

Winnipeg E. M. Finkleman Canadian Association of Optometrists United States

CARS Offers Three Bursaries For Physical Therapy Students

The Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society Alberta Division offers three $350 bursaries to Grade XII graduates planning to enter physical therapy. Applicants must have 60 percent average or higher and be 17 by Oct 1 1963, with acceptable academic standing and health. Inquiries to Executive Secretary, CARS, 809 Centre St South Calgary, by July 31 1963.

Arthritis and Rheumatism Society Alberta CARS Centre St. South Calgary

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