Arena Gardens Floor Improvements Rejected
Civic finance committee rejects funding to repair the Arena Gardens floor proposing to wait five years. Mayor Weiner and Alderman Edwards urge delaying. A pipe corrosion check is approved. Also notes on school land sales and various property leases and permits. Public notices include tax appeal date and Camp Pennington shelter request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Finance Committee
Allan Gunter
Arena Gardens
Harry Weiner
Ald
Jack Edwards
Pharmacy Under New Ownership in Aberdeen
Aberdeen Pharmacy changes hands with Sam Titcher of Tor onto and Hollywood California taking over. Titcher, a Toronto alumnus 1946, previously worked with Schwab's in Hollywood and has years of pharmaceutical experience. He has visited Medicine Hat often in the past decade and plans to establish practice locally. He is married to a former Hatter and has three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen Pharmacy
Sam Titcher
Toronto
Hollywood
California
Titcher
University of Toronto
Schwab’s
Medicine Hat
Mr. Titcher
Agency Head From Canada Speaks at Rotary Meeting
Kenneth Lawson, 29, head of P. Lawson Travel Agency and Yale YMCA committee member, will speak on World Service of YMYW at Rotary Monday. He has traveled millions for work and logged 1962 miles that year, a quarter of a million. He is University of Toronto graduate with an MBA from Harvard. As an athlete he earned provincial tennis and badminton honors and will meet Medicine Hat YM-YW officials during his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Rotary
Kenneth Lawson
P. Lawson
World Service
YMYW
Ymca International Committee
Lawson
University of Toronto
Harvard School of Business Administration
City
Medicine Hat
No 15 Medicine Hat Squadron Cadets Parade Details 1963
The No 15 Medicine Hat Squadron Royal Canadian Air Cadets held a June 17 1963 parade in compulsory full dress. NCO Corporal Mehrer D led duty with a 50 minute routine including bus pickup roll call lectures and first aid range canteen film and dismissal. Special items included completion of first aid exams and selecting cadets for summer camp at RCAF Sea Island plus a range shoot off. Issued by the Chief Instructor for the Commanding Officer. There is a separate sentence noting Australia Aboriginal population figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Royal Canadian Air Cadets
N.C.O
Mehrer
RCAF Sea _ Island
Red Deer Debuts Fluoridation Signs Along City Limits
New city limit signs in Red Deer celebrate water fluoridation for the first time in four years. The signs praise progressive education agriculture and industry and list six service clubs that helped fund the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Deer
Alberta
Hat Man Feeds 1400 Hungry Mouths With Rabbit Meat
In Medicine Hat a single rabbit trader buys thousands of carcasses to feed mink stock. Stanley Lait operates a 10 acre farm across from the airport and handles about 21,000 rabbits this year, selling skins to Hudsons Bay. He foresees a tough but steady mink business amid shifting fur markets and climatic suitability in southern Alberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Stanley Lait
Stan Lait
Mr. Lait
Hudson's Bay Company
Montreal
Nineteen People Fined in City Court
Nineteen individuals were fined by Magistrate A Y Spivack in city police court on Friday including three for liquor and sixteen for traffic violations. Fines ranged from nine to forty four dollars with offenses such as speeding disobeying traffic signs and driving without a licence among the charges. Names include Ronald Helmer Ronald Ewein Thomas Merriman Juliette Cornet Arnold Adams Norman McFarland and others with addresses across Calgary Raymore and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Y. Spivack
Ronald Helmer
Bridge St
James Wilkie
Calgary
Ronald Ewein
Raymore
Sask
Thomas Merriman
David Oliphant
16Th St. N.E
Juliette Cornet
14Th St. N.E
Arnold Adams
4Th St. S.W
Norman McFarland
St. S.E
John Griffin
Ave. S.E
Joe Breland
Saratoga Park
Norman Rossum
Upland Drive
Karl Ackerman
Braemar St
Ralph Hassard
15Th Ave. S.E
Radio schedule highlights a full day of religious and cultural programs
Radio FIO presents a dense lineup from 7:00 sign on Sunday to 12:40 sign off featuring Morning devotionals Hymns Bible Hour and World literature Crusade through to 12:05 News Review and regional shows including Hockey Live Sports mixes 20th Century Reformation Anglican Sunday School Billy Graham and various local segments with many sign offs and sign ons across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean
Radio
Dr. Michelson
Children’s Chapel
Life Lines
Anglican Sunday School
Neazarene Church
Mennonite
Linden Vespers
Gospel Hall
Voice of Prophecy
St. Francis
World Vision
Hillcrest College
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Riverside School
L. V. Myers
Evanglcal United Brethren Church
3Rd Ave
9Th St. S.W
Walter Krysak
Clint MacPhail
The
Knights of Columbus
Montrose St
R. A. Pearce
Camp Pennington
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Chamber of Commerce
W. F. McCreadie
13Th St. S.W
McCreadie
Violet Guides
10Th St. S.E
Hubert Auction Co
4Th St. S.E
Rehabilitation Society
A. P. Burns
Gas City Planing
Canada Life
3Rd Street
S.E
R. W. Ainscough
China Wonderland
Icaine Wonderland
Hat
AIR Cadets
Australia
Seasure Ae Rust
Parkland Apartments
Norwood
Crescenyts
Hawthorne
Crescent
Astra
Sid Fehr
City Page
Robert Pender
2Nd Ave. S.E
William
the News
Biddell
Gibson
Leinweber
Reinhardt
Canada Trust
Huron & Erie
3Rd St. & St. Ave. S.E
Alta
Shasta Cafe
Pink Lantern
Moscow
Reuters
Kazakhstan
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Dover
Television Service
Gill’s Radio and TV Service
Juliette
CBC TV News
Scarlett Hill
Don Messer
Danna Thomas
Imperial Television and Electronics
Radio Fio
Sunnyside
Toshach
FWUA
Olive Talmage
J. D. Carlson
Paul
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