Milk Producers Tour Alberta Farms and Irrigation Projects
About 90 milk producers from across Alberta toured local farms and irrigation sites on Friday as the Alberta Milk and Cream Producers Association kicked its annual meeting in Medicine Hat. They visited the Ralph Schlenker and Tony Hudec farms to observe pasture irrigation and land levelling, Bill Wolfrey’s irrigated alfalfa field, and the Seven Persons community pasture with 1,100 cattle. R. P. Gibb presided as association president.
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Alberta
Alberta Provincial Milk and Cream Producers Association
Ralph Schlenker
Tony Hudec
Bill Wolfrey
Medicine Hat Co-Op
R. P. Gibb
Alberta Milk and Cream _ Producers Association
Canadians neglecting agricultural community at institute meeting
D A Cope-Arnold of Massey-Ferguson urged a clearing house of ideas to unite Canadian agriculture. He warned that farming is seen as backward and urged consumer-oriented, coordinated action linking agrologists, service industries, and farmers to integrate agriculture with the wider economy.
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Banff, Alta
D. A. Cope-Arnold
Massey- Ferguson Limited
The
Agricultural Institute of Canada
Cope-Arnold
Canada
Rural Roundup Hints of services and weather across districts
Bow Island ministers plan farewell sermon and outdoor service with a picnic. Piapot reports scattered rain from June, Shaunavan area heavy moisture, and fields briefly submerged. Thelma raffle winners include a 500 pound calf and other prizes. Walsh sees two and a half inches of rain in a week. Faith notes school association elections and new officers. Bow Island darts prize winners named. Two local accident victims hospitalized at Bow Island hospital and Lethbridge hospital care for leg injuries.
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Bow Island
Merdie Banting
St. Andrew’s United Church
United Church
Burdett
Whitla
Piapot
Sask
Shaunavan
Eastend
Thelma
Marvin Herman
Robinson
Elkwater Curling Club
John Flaig
Medicine Hat
Art Bohnet
Elkwater
Freddie Sauter
Irvine
Faith
Russell Dixon
Leonard Mitzel
Diana
Bow Island Municipal Hospital
Leonard
Joe Mitzel
St. Michael’s Hospital
Lethbridge
Illness Beats Hatter Contestant In San Francisco
Sixteen year old Caryl Beach of Medicine Hat spoke at the regional Oratorical Contest in San Francisco last Saturday but failed to place. He had chicken pox but, despite a doctor’s warning, received an engraved gold wrist watch for his effort. Beach, son of Cary and Mrs Beach of 820 5th Ave SE, had won at Medicine Hat and Calgary’s district 13 judging before competing in the Optimist International District Convention.
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Caryl Beach
Medicine Hat
San Francisco
Optimist Club
Caryl
Cary
5Th Ave. S.E
Calgary
Saskatchewan
Montana
North West Territories
Toronto
Lloyd Opens Complex at Squaw Rapids Saskatchewan Power
Premier W S Lloyd pressed a button to activate the first generator at the Squaw Rapids hydro electric complex. About 4 000 attended as the project, part of a 57 million program, begins operation with plans for two more units this fall and two in 1964 and future additions. The plant aims to supply half of Saskatchewan 1963 electric power needs and will initially serve Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
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Squaw Rapids
Sask
W. S. Lloyd
Saskatchewan Power Corporations
Prince Albert
Saskatchewan River
Coteau Creek
South Saskatchewan
Outlook
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Lloyd
Burstall Resident Betty Lindsay Funeral Planned
Funeral services for Betty Lindsay 83 of Burstall Sask will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. from Pattison's Chapel with Rev J B Cruxton officiating. Interment at Hillside Cemetery. Survived by daughter Mary Schick and a sister in England. Mrs Lindsay died June 14 in Leader Sask. Born May 12 1880 in Damside Aberlemno Scotland. Moved to Canada 1920 and later to Burstall. Predeceased by husband John Lindsay in 1945.
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Betty Lindsay
Burstall
Sask
Pattison
J. B. Cruxton
Hillside Cemetery
Lindsay
Leader
Damside
Aberlemno
Angus
Scotland
Canada
Strome
Alta
John Lindsay
Prince George
B.C
New Owner Sam Titcher Takes Over Aberdeen Pharmacy
Sam Titcher, linked to California drug stores, becomes proprietor of Aberdeen Pharmacy in Medicine Hat. He is a University of Toronto graduate and the accompanying photo highlights the transfer.
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Sam Titcher
California
Aberdeen Pharmacy
Medicine Hat
Mr. Titcher
The
University of Toronto
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Royal Canadian Legion
Lions Park
Legion
Walsh
George Gaetz
Hoping Home and School Association
Ralph Lee
Lyle Hollingsworth
Hall
Waldo Dixon
Fred Sadlemeyer
Taber
Nancy Beasley
Harry Kyle
Tabor
A. Kulpe Lumber Sales
16Th St. S.W
Adolph Jaz
Wistress
Cecil Parker
James Robertson
Justice Tan Bannen
Agnes Laurent
20Th Century Fox
St. Trinians
the Perce Hal
George Cole Joyce Grenfell
Twe ST. Tamiars
Romnald Searle
Shomey Gilliat
Freak Launder
Fnton
20Th Gentury Fox
Iilness Bests ‘Hatter
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Dial
T. Eaton Co
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Mary
A. Schick
Jessie Hendry
England
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Roy
Audrey Herter
Henry Fondamel Ferrer
Cosmea Vittorio Gassman
Herbert Lom
Oscar Homolka
Anita Ekberg
Leo Tolstoy
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