Israel Bonds Helped Build a Growing Nation
A decade of Israel Bonds financed a rapid population rise and vast development from Negev farming to Tel Aviv theatres. The program supported 500 new settlements, irrigation projects, and a shift to industrial exports while expanding natural resource exploration and diamond work. Israel faces water shortages but advances with vast irrigation grids and scientific effort.
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Israel
Negev
Tel Aviv
Lake Tiberias
Timna
Heletz
Zohar
Galilee
Oran
Dimona
Dead Sea
Isreal
Africa
Lightning Strikes Chimney in Medicine Hat Storm
A lightning bolt struck Harold Brooks’s chimney at 510 5th St. N.E. in Medicine Hat around 2:29 p.m. Friday, tearing a hole in a room ceiling. No one was hurt as Fire Department}{ saved the home, while witnesses described Bricks flying and smoke rising. the storm lingered about 40 minutes and left a foul sewage odor.
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Medicine Hat
Harold Brooks
5Th St. N.E
Weather report with city highs and lows
Weather data shows tonight low around 45 and tomorrow high near 70. Noon temperature 57 with no precipitation. Edmonton and Lethbridge expect 50 to 70 and 50 to 70 respectively, Calgary 45 to 60.
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Edmonton
Calgary
Lethbridge
Vocational Education Panel At Medicine Hat Convention
A Saturday convention of Medicine Hat School Division No. 4 trustees will feature a panel on vocational education. Panelists include John Schorr chairing the divisional board Miss Lucy Milne a vocational teacher Frank Friesen a divisional teacher and Albert Klaudt a parent. Richard Wray will moderate. A 1 30 p m panel session precedes a tour of the new vocational wing at Medicine Hat High School conducted by Harris Romfo. The day opens with 9 a m registration at Westminster United Church hall and addresses by Schorr and Mrs H F Smith. At 9 45 a m Mrs E G F Skinner will discuss junior college benefits.
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Trustees of
Medicine Hat
John Schorr
Woolchester
Lucy Milne
Frank Friesen
Hilda
Albert Klaudt
Richard Wray
Irvine
Medicine Hat High School
Harris Romfo
Westminster United Church Hall
Schorr
H. F. Smith
Trustees’ Association
E. G. F. Skinner
Saskatchewan panel backs standard time plan for province
A provincial time committee urged Saskatchewan to observe Central Standard Time in summer with two exceptions, recommending a winter split into eastern and western zones. Lloydminster would stay on Mountain Standard Time year round, while northern communities gain local choice on time observance.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association
Saskatchewan Association of Rural Munnicipalities
Saskatchewan School Trustees Association
Lloydminster
Alberta- Saskatchewan
Berta
Air Cadets Parade Schedule June 10 1963
Compulsory full dress parade led by NCO Sgt Rae D includes 19:00 bus pickup 19:30 fall in 20:00 annual inspection at the airport 21:00 canteen 21:15 reception lunch 21:55 squadron dismissal Royal Canadian Legion pipe band assists reviewing officer S/L Sanders General proficiency and awards announced Issued by Chief Instructor for CO
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Rae D
S/L. Sanders
Royal Canadian Legion
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Mason
America
Sons of Abraham
State of Israel
City Page
Boylan and
Belsher
Alberta
JAZ-1788
Medicine Hat Druggists Association
Canada
China Wonderland
Pau
Pt Tnl
First Assembly of God
Billings
Montana
Pentecostal Evangelistic Centre
4Th Ave
9Th St
Don Heinrichs
Assembly of God
U.S.A
J. H. Law
AIR Cadets
Television Service
Gill’s Radio and TV Service
Cresceny
Wace
Hawthorne
Crescent
3Rd Street
S.E
Astra
Sid Fehr
St. S.E
Shasta Cafe
Golden Brown Fish & Chips
Coleslaw
British-Israel
Imperial Television and Electronics
TLV
Radio Sto
Berean
Radio
Dr. Michelson
Children’s Chapel
Life Lines
Anglican Sunday School
Nazarene Church
St. Francis
World Vision
Hillcrest College
Sunnyside
Toshach
FWUA
Olive Talmage
J. D. Carlson
Paul
Pat O’connor
Wee Gordie
Juliette
Air Force
CBC TV News
Loretta Young
Scarlett Hill
Don Messer
Danny Thomas
John Barbirolis
CBC TV
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