Trophies abound at Medicine Hat Aquarium Society awards night
The Medicine Hat Aquarium Society held its annual awards night to honor winners across many categories. Alfred Nickel won the senior tank award while John Wilcox received the best landscaped tank trophy. other honorees included Brenda Mann, Darren Skovmose, Zena McNabb, and Larry Cowan with multiple awards and emmy recognitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Cowan
Dave Mann
Alfred Nickel
Darren Skovmose
Brenda Mann
Guppy
Allyne Skowmose
John Wilcox
Zena McNabb
Paul Foster
Dave
Lee Fleckenstein
Lloyd McNabb
Otto Bernhardt
Bob Franz
Medicine Hat clubs schedule week events and meetups
The week lists multiple group gatherings in Medicine Hat. The Stamp and Coin Club meets Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Am 14 Weiner Centre with a new location. Canadian Calorie Counters meet Tuesdays at the Salvation Army Citadel with weigh in at 7 p.m. and meeting at 7:30. Wednesday features the Retired Teachers Association picnic at 10 a.m. at the Weiner Centre en route to Elkwater, Past Chiefs Club at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Stella Andersons home, and Nursing Mothers Group Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at 263 6th St. S.E. with Baby arrivals and hospital stay topic.
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Medicine Hat Stamp and Coin Club
Weiner Centre
Salvation Army Citadel
Medicine Hat
Elkwater
Elkwater Community Centre
Past Chiefs Club
Stella Anderson
Sheila Lucks
Nursing Mothers Group
6Th St. S.E
Beau Brummell 200 Years On From London Fame to Decline
The story recalls George Bryan Brummell known as Beau Brummell born in London two centuries ago. A reformer of dress and arbiter of elegance he influenced modern menswear with restraint and cleanliness. He died penniless and ill in an asylum after a life of courtly circles and fashion.
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Victoria Graham
Associated Press
George Bryan Brummell
London
Beau Brummell
Lord Byron
Brummell
George IV
Chesterfield St
West End
Beau
England
Calais
France
Hatter girl Glenda Watts installed Grand Bethel Honored Queen
Glenda Watts of Medicine Hat was installed Grand Bethel Honored Queen of Alberta during the Calgary Grand Session of Job’s Daughters. She is a nursing aide and has held multiple Bethel offices since joining Bethel No. 11 at age 12.
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Glenda Watts
Medicine Hat
Grand Bethel
Alberta
Job
Calgary
Glenda
Doug Watts
Job's Daughters
Omaha
Nebraska
Grand Guardian of
Audrey Wyatt
Edmonton
Bethel No. 11
Grand Bethel of
Manitoba
Montana
Canada
Hershey
Pennsylvania
Poisonous plants list warns of garden and wild hazards
Ottawa CP reports nurse Noreen Bilodeau of the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario cautions that seeds and berries can be toxic to children. She offers tips to avoid poisonings and lists common poisonous plants including castor bean, foxglove, lily of the valley, hemlock, poison ivy and many others.
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Ottawa
Noreen Bilodeau
Children’s Hospital
Ontario
Federal Department of Consumer and Corporate Affairs
Recital Wednesday and AR MTA Convention Plans
Members of the Registered Music Teachers Association met at Ken Murdoch's home and noted a pre-exam recital on Wednesday June 14 at 7 45 p m with Lillian Torrie in charge. Reginald Bedford will be entertained at a June 26 dinner. The Young Artists Recital is set for September 19 at the college with Angela Cheng and Margaret Sim as featured artists. Maureen Forrester will give a recital on October 14 as part of the AR MTA Convention October 13 to 15 in Medicine Hat.
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Music Teachers Association
Ken Murdoch
Lillian Torrie
Reginald Bedford
Royal Conservatory of Music
Angela Cheng
Margaret Sim
Maureeen Forrester
ARMTA
Medicine Hat
Altman pledges up to 2 million for ERA passage
Hollywood director Robert Altman stunned a celebrity party by pledging profits from his film The Wedding up to 2 million dollars to speed passage of the Equal Rights Amendment. The ERA has been approved by 35 states and needs ratification by three more by March 22, 1979.
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Hollywood
Robert Altman
Altman
U.S
Tastebud Test Shows Savory Snippets of Science
Ottawa based Food Research Institute runs a taste panel inside a Tudor style building testing pea protein wieners cottage cheese whey and horseradish to gauge texture and flavor. Elizabeth Larmond leads the program with 10 panelists and seven staff with guinea pigs from across departments. Samples include Nova Scotia chicken fed squid meal and Swift Current turkeys raised on rapeseed as Canada seeks pasta friendly wheat flavors for export.
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Damian Inwood
Southam News
Ottawa
Elizabeth
Larmond
Food Research Institute
Department of Agriculture
Nova Scotia
Swift Current
Canada
Community events and notices from local groups
Local groups announce picnics, trips, retirements and celebrations set for June and July. Memorial Salem UCW Unit 1 hosts an all invited picnic June 15 at Lions Park. Sunshine Trail Society seeks 17 more riders for a Cypress Park trip June 15 and July 6 to Saskatoon. retirement events for teachers and CPR staff on June 15 21 and 23. Riverside Book Club marks 50th anniversary June 21 at Travelodge. Beefeater Monarch Room hosts open house June 23. Stonhouse retirement party June 23 with tickets through advisory council. Medicine Hat Fish and Game League picnic June 25 at Kinette Park. Call numbers and contacts provided.
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Memorial Salem Ucw
Lions Park
Sunshine Trail Society
Cypress Park
Riverside Book Club
Travelodge Motor Inn
Netta Drever
Caroline Flaig
Philip A. Stonhouse
Ortona Room
Legion
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Sig
Frank Webber
Hatter
Creston
B.C
Supreme Session
Boisy
Idaho
Woolworth
Perrier
Herald School
Cypress View Foundation
Tecoda Lodge
Bassett Cres
N.W
Crescent Heights High School
Ray Foulston
Verol Harden
CPR
Medicine Hat Fish and Game League
Kinette Park
Saskatoon
Aramis
MacKenzie Drug CO
LTD
North Ring
St. Phorie
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