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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 16, 1978
Page
7
Pauline McCardle offers tips for Olds Women's Week camping plans. Registration forms and free copies of Dairy Month material available. Advice covers tent size, shapes, materials, quality, color, finishes, pretreatment, and setup checks for leaks and fit.
Foremost district graduation exercises at Foremost Community Hall featured Renae Hougan and Marilyn Lanz historical notes, a Valedictorian Laura Cole poem, and a banquet by LDS Church members. Master of ceremonies Mark Vandenberg introduced dignitaries including Cliff Elle and Rick McDonald. diplomas were presented by McDonald with Brenda Stryker delivering the address.
Medicine Hat branch of the Canadian British-Israel Association hosts a lecture titled The Mystery of King Tut's Tomb at Red Cross House Monday at 8 p.m. Speaker is S P Goldie, with a Q and A session to follow. Everyone welcome.
Sunshine Trail Society announces a July 6 trip to Saskatoon with immediate contact at 527-2563 for travel details. Public events include a Cypress View Foundation tea at Tecoda Lodge June 17 2 to 4 p.m. with crafts baking and a white elephant sale.
Smith Transport announced the start of a 72 hour trucking service between Toronto and Vancouver. The route includes only refuelling and driver change stops, enabling rapid cross country cargo movement.
Bird Construction Co. Ltd. announces its Edmonton office has secured a $1.5 million contract to build an office development for Ivory Investments Ltd. in Grande Prairie, Alberta. Construction is planned for completion in April 1979.
Edmonton delegates challenge the myth of elderly helplessness at the Alberta Council on Aging conference. Selles argues few seniors are chronically ill and society must value their knowledge, seek in-home care, higher geriatric standards, resident input, an ombudsman, better media portrayal, and government responsibility for health services.
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