Presbyterians Consider National Health Service for Canada
The 89th general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Canada was urged Monday to approve in principle a national health service for Canada. The proposal seeks coordinated national medical coverage and policy across provinces and agencies in the country.
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Toronto
89Th General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church In Canada
National Health Service For
Canada
Harry Lennox
Kerrisdale Church
Vancouver
Optimist Governor Visits Local Club Meeting
Harold J. Robbins district 10 Optimist International governor visits the local Optimist Club at the Park Lane Hotel for the regular meeting and directors session chaired by Harry Topliffe. Tom Chapman of Red Deer accompanies Robbins on the last trip of the Optimist year. The church debate on a national health service is delayed as the board discusses consultation with doctors and church policy.
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District 10
Optimist International
Harold J. Robbins
Optimist Club
Park Lane Hotel
Hal
Montana
Saskatchewan
Alberta
North West Territories
Tom Chapman
Red Deer
Alta
Robbins
Harry Topliffe
Board of Evangelism and Social Action
Transients Fined Here For Freight Train Fare Evasion
Two transients Hans Ziegenhahn and William James Farr of Vancouver were fined 30 dollars each by Magistrate H W D Cox in city police court for attempting to defraud CPR by riding a freight train without paying fare. Also fined were A Anderson of Brooks for illegal possession of liquor, Martin Haa 2648 16th Ave SE for minor in possession of liquor, Reuben Bohnet 2796 Dunmore Road for local possession of liquor, and Herta Nassat Abtsrion Place for failing to comply with driver's trailer conditions.
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H. W. D Cox
CPR
Hans Ziegenhahn
William James Farr
Vancouver
Clse A. Anderson
Brooks
Martin Haa
16Th Ave. S E
Reuben Bohnet
Dunmore Road
Shu
Herta Nassat
King's Men Welcome Lax at Bridge Concert in Lethbridge
The King's Men chorus faced a small crowd in Lethbridge with 22 members on a 30-voice program. Conductor Rev. Lucien Larre praised the effort as the group, finishing its first season, performed a cappella through 22 numbers from Sancta Maria to Whiffenpoof. The reviewer noted fine soloists and strong sacred work, while lamenting the limited audience and planning a return next year.
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Fraser Perry
Lethbridge
Medhcine Hat
Lucien Larre
Sancta Maria
Medicine Hat
Taber
Druggists Convene in Medicine Hat for Alberta Meeting
More than 150 Alberta druggists registered today at the Park Lane Hotel for the Alberta Pharmaceutical Association annual meeting held in Medicine Hat for the first time. By 10:30 am 131 had signed in with more expected Tuesday. A noon luncheon and Connaught Golf Club events kicked off the convention with a barbecue and dance later today and a noon Tuesday alumnae luncheon followed by the president's banquet and ball at 6 pm Tuesday.
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Alberta
Park Lane
Alberta Pharmaceutical Association
Medicine Hat
Connaught Golf Club
Strom and Reimann Debate Alberta Policy and Local Autonomy
The forum features Strom defending Liberal and Alberta Social Credit plans while opposing daylight saving time and local boards’ power. Reimann criticizes provincial spending, advocates for opposition in the Legislature, and questions prepaid medical care and education costs. A final Cypress forum is set for Bow Island Community Hall at 8 p.m. under FUA sponsorship.
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Strom
Department of Agriculture
Alberta
Alberta Investment Fund
Social Credit
Socreds
Cypress
Bow Island
FUA
Fairly Hot Meeting Planned on Rural School Changes
A Tuesday 8 p.m. Hoping Hall session will discuss changes in Hoping Etzikom and Conquerville schools. Districs may face shutting all high school classes with students sent to larger centres. Parents plan to oppose the proposal while county councillors and possibly Harry Strom may attend.
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Etzikom
Conquerville
Harry Strom
Cypress
Calgary livestock market shows mixed gains and steady demand
Calgary CP reports a busy sale with 525 cattle and 20 calves on offer. Trade was active with replacement cattle scarce and in strong demand at steady prices. Prices ranged for choice steers 23.50 to 24.50, heifers 21.50 to 22.30, cows 17 to 17.75, stock calves up to 31, and light stockers 24.50 to 25.50.
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West Wtc
Coin L. Island
West Trans
Central del Rio
Abitibi
Mines Charter Oil
al Gas Tr Pr
Devon Palmer
al Gas Tr
Advocate
Dome Pete
Algoma Steel
Beth Copper Fargo
Aluminum
Bouzanderg Fr Pete Pref
Great Plains
Argus Corporalorne
Atlas Steel
Campbell Chile
Bell Tel
Cassiar
Braz Traction
Central Pat
Hud Bay O&g
BA Oil
Chimo
Medallion
BC Forest
Cochenour Wm
Midcon
Coniagas
BC Power
Pacific Pete
BC Tel Conwest
al Burns
Halliwell Pamoil
Daly Power
Craigmont
Permo Gas
Cdn Br
Wits
Geco
Sarcee
Cdn Cement
Giant UK
Security Fieeld
C & D Sugar
Gunnar
Spooner
Cdn Brew
Granduc
Triad Cdn Chem
Highland Bell
United Oil
Cdn Husky
Hollinger
Union Oil
CPR
Westburn
Hud Bay M&s
M&s
Jowsey
Cons Paper
Kerr Addison Amarth
Dist Seagrams
Maritimes
Falconbridge McIntyre
TAC
Radiare
Transac
Nickel
Rayrock
Dow Jones
Utilities
Rio Algom
Ind
Sherritt Gordon
Dni
Silver Miller
Utits Laur
Mac
Ogilvie
Montreal
Page Hersey
Nova Scotia
Power Corp
Royal
Southam
Can
Alminex
Texaco
Bailey Selburn
Tr Finance
Tr Man
Southern
Union Gas
Walker G&w
Delhi
Weston E
Woodwards A
Homestead
Calgary
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National Health Service Sought
William Lawson
Windsor
Ind Street
Redcliff
Progressive Conservative Association
King's Mens
Lax
the Life Insurance Companies IN
Druggists
TransAir
Medicine Hut
P. Lawson Travel Ltd
St. S.E
Tion
Reimann
Manitoba
James Richardson & Sons
Calgary Livestock
Dave
Hunter
T.V
Liberal Party of
Helen Beny Gibson
Provingdel Liberal Association
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