Highway Racers Suspended Here
Two 18 year olds Bruno Cybertowicz and Garry Wolfer were fined $54 each and had their driving licenses suspended for two months after pleading guilty to highway racing near Medicine Hat. Magistrate A Y Spivack urged the danger of such acts as speeds reached 95 to 100 mph. Other fines were issued to multiple individuals for various traffic and liquor offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Y. Spivack
RCMP
Spivack
Gilbert Carlson
John Hammel
Uplands Drive
Lloyd Veenstra
Redcliff
Lorna Bueckert
Ivan Heid
Medicine Hat
Edward Nessan
Elkwater
Laverne Schaffer
Edmonton
August Johnson
Queen St
William Arden
Jenner
John Opp
4Th St
Wallace Boschee
Robinson
Richard Reach
Connaught Drive
Pleasant Classified Ad Experience Promotes Dial JAZ-1101
A brief weather and ad note invites readers to enjoy a pleasant classified experience and to dial JAZ-1101 for an ad-taker.
Intrepid Girls Reach Final Stretch of 55000 Mile Journey
Hilary Dunterville and Lou Bette Herrick, ages 27 and 22, halted in Medicine Hat on their around the world by road trek. They started in 1960 from New York in a 1952 jeep named Matilda, reaching Caracas then circling to the tip of South America before returning. They continued north to Fairbanks Alaska en route to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isphere
Hilary Dunterville
Caracas
Venezuela
Lou Bette Herrick
Richmond
Virginia
Medicine Hat
New York
Matilda
Hilary
South America
Fairbanks
Alaska
Circle
Arctic Circle
Two Weekend Traffic Mishaps Reported by City Police
Two accidents with damage over $100 were logged. Jose F. Gomes and Fong Kee collided at North Railway St near the CPR Station injuring no one reported. Gomes $250 and Kee $350 in damages. A bus driven by Allen Falk and a car driven by Philip Boser collided on 5th Ave S.E. causing $150 to the bus and $100 to the Boser auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose F. Gomes
Washington Ave
Fong Kee
St. S.E
North Railway
CPR
Gomes
Kee
5Th Ave. S.E
Allen Falk
Regina
Philip Boser
Redcliff
Boser
Montana 4 Hit Club Tour Tours Local Plants
About 30 members of 4-H clubs from Montana arrived in the city for a two day tour of manufacturing plants, visiting sites and learning about local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Traffic and Liquor Violators Fined in Bow Island Court
Infractions of traffic laws and liquor offences dominated last week’s Bow Island police court. Names include George and Alice Whitehead, Tom Sebileow, Mary Ann Sebileow, William Pierson, William Glass, Brian Jinks, John Shirt, Harry Cardinel, Jerry Nippy, Paul Beaver, Frank Daniel, Fred Mack, Robert Allen, and Roger A. Rensler. Fines ranged from 5 to 20 dollars with costs. several cases included license suspensions or cautions. Saskatchewan natives cited for intoxication off an Indian reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow Island
Saskatchewan
George Whitehead
Alice Whitehead
Tom Sebileow
Mary Ann Sebileow
William Pierson
William Glass
Calgary
Brian Jinks
John Shirt
St. Paul
Harry Cardinel
St. Bride
Jerry Nippy
Paul Beaver
Frank Daniel
Fred Mack
Robert Allen
Roger A. Rensler
Burdett
Vandenburg Named Medicine Hat YM YWCA Program Director
John Vandenburg, longtime supervisor of the Teen Hall, was announced by Allan Wiggins to become the Medicine Hat YM YWCA program director effective July 1. He will leave the Brick and Tile plant to commit full time to the new role after years in Canada and Holland guiding youth groups. He is married with two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vandenburg
Medicine Hat
Ym-Ywca
Allan Wiggins
Ym-Yw
Vandenburg
Mr. Vandenburg
Canada
Holland
Medicine Hat Brick and Tile
Champion Calf Named Grand Champion at Bindloss 4-H Event
David Fowlie’s calf captured grand champion honors at the Bindloss 4-H beef Achievement Day held at the Bindloss skating rink. Wayne Wendt won reserve with a leather wallet and trophy. Linda Wendt earned best groomed calf with a Mexican horse blanket prize. Ronald Barnes won a showmanship halter and grooming kit, Blain Staples received a western shirt and tie, and calves were later auctioned in Cereal, Alberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bindloss
David Fowlie
Doug
Warner Dosch
Empress
Wayne Wendt
Wayne
A. Bendall
Bill Barnes
Ronald Barnes
Rowland Staples
Blain Staples
Doris Fowlie
Alta
Russ Rieman
Canadian Hereford Association
Former Faith Resident Nick Ehnes Dies at 69
Funeral services were held June 10 for Nick Ehnes a former Faith district resident who died June 7 at age 69 He was born December 3 1893 in the Crimea Russia and came to Canada in 1911 He married Bertha Moch in 1917 and moved to the Good Soil district in 1924 He is survived by his wife five daughters Monica Matilda Magdalena Frances and Anne four sons John Joe Peter and Tony and one sister Mrs Roy Schlosser of Taber
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith
Nick Ehnes
Good Soil
Mr. Ehnes
Crimea
Russia
Canada
Bertha Moch
Monica
Matilda
Prelate
Sask
Magdalena
Frances
Anne
John
Joe
Peter
Tony
Roy Schlosser
Taber
Medicine Hat Stampede Tickets On Sale Today
Tickets for the annual Medicine Hat Exhibition and Stampede are now available at the Stampede Box Office behind the Royal Bank of Canada on 16th Avenue Southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stampede
Royal Bank of Canada
16Th Ave
S.E
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Bruno Cybertowicz
Garry Wolfer
St. S.W
Ho 1
Medicine
No. 1 Highway
Lethbridge
Swift
Harry Weiner
Chick May
Crescents
Hawthorne’s
Crescent
3Rd Street
Astra
Sid Fehr
Cale
China Wonderland
Montanans Tour ‘Hat Industry
Television Service
Gill’s Radio and TV Service
Young
Shasta Cafe
Pink Lantern
TransAir
Toronto
P. Lawson Travel Ltd
Imperial Television and Electronics
JAZ
Toshack
J. D. Carlson
Dr. Michelson
Paul
Don Messer
Danny Thomas
Camera Canada
CBC News
Naked City
Safeway
Muffin
Loretta Young
Scarlett Hill
Saudi Arabia
Canada Safeway Limited
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