Trudeau visit fuels Liberal hopes for a majority
The writer predicts a Liberal majority in the June 25 election with Bud Olson in the fold, citing Trudeau's Medicine Hat reception as a sign of national mood. The piece notes two speech points fiscal responsibility and one nation stance, but emphasizes Trudeau's personal appeal as the decisive factor in voters choosing him.
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Medicine Hat
Liberal Party
Bud Olson
Riverside Park
Stanfield
Canada
Quebec
Pierre
Driver education program approved at McCoy High
Separate School Board approved a six week driver training course for McCoy High School in September despite a small interest survey. Principal P M Vaessen cited eight ninth and eleven tenth graders showing interest though cost and parental concerns may have limited uptake. The plan calls for ten hours of driving per student at 32 dollars each with an initial class of 24 and two more classes possible later if successful.
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McCoy High School
McCooy High
P. M. Vaessen
Vic Schafer
Truck Driver Injured After River Plunge
Roy Geddes, 27, of 1112 Ross St., was treated for cuts and bruises after his truck left North River Rd near Police Point, struck dirt piles, and rolled into the South Saskatchewan River at 12:50 a.m. The vehicle did not overturn and police cited no warning lights or signs at the site. Report by Robert Deleau.
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Roy Geddes
Ross St
North River Rd
Robert Deleau
242Nd St. N.E
BC Faces No Clear Federal Issue in Tight Campaign
In British Columbia the federal election race shows few dominant themes with local concerns often trumping national topics. Crowds gathered in Vancouver and Victoria to hear Liberal leaders while NDP and Conservative figures rally in Burnaby and Vancouver, as redistributed ridings reshape the province’s 23-seat map.
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British Columbia
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Tommy Douglas
Robert Stanfield
Federal Social Credit Organization
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Conservatives
Social Credit
Canada
Prince George Peace River
Skeena
Roberts Bank
National Unity
Douglas
Stanfield
A. B. Patterson
National Social Credit
Robert Thompson
thei\Conservatives
Fraser Valley
B.C
Arthur ‘Laing
Vancouver South
Jack Davis
Capilano
Burnaby- Seymour
Ray Perrault
Ralston School Sets Awards Night and Staffing Changes
The Ralston School plans its eighth Annual Awards Night on June 21 at 7 30 p m in the Ralston Theatre with a social evening to follow at the Suffield Officers Club. Sealed tenders for Slanecoota lighting renovations at St Marys due June 25 with openings at 5 05 p m in Administration. Resignations from Mrs E C Stroh grade 2 and Miss Aschuk grade 5. New hires: F J Senger as principal of St Thomas Aquinas Brian C Fisher at St Marys and Kathleen Wingenbach for elementary staff. Chaperones named for Moncton exchange are Mr and Mrs Watson.
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Ralston Theatre
Rye
Suffield Officers’ Club
Slanecoota
St Mary’s
E. C. Stroh
Asuchuk
F. J. Senger
St. Thomas Aquinas
Brian C. Fisher
St. Mary’s
Kathleen Wingenbach
Adventist Leader Elected President of Pacific Union
William J. Blacker of Seattle has been elected president of the Pacific Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. Blacker is a graduate of Canadian Union College in Oshawa Ontario.
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Glendale
Calif
William J. Blacker
Seattle
Wash
Canadian Union College
Oshawa
Ont
Pacific Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
Allied Arts Council elects new president and officers
Mrs. John Komanchuk was elected president to replace Doctor Leo Lewis. New officers include L J Phillips as 1st vice president Jim Horsman as 2nd vice president Mrs Max Shindelman recording secretary Miss Kay Cooney corresponding secretary Larry Townsend treasurer and Ronald McAffer publicity. The council plans a fall meeting to choose directors. A sixth show will open August 8 at the Towne Theatre titled Wonderful Town featuring Banff School Fine Arts students.
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John Komanchuk
Allied Arts Council
Leo Lewis
L. J. Phillips
Jim Horsman
Max Shindelman
Kay Cooney
Larry Townsend
Ronald McAffer
Towne Theatre
Banff School
Jeunesse Musicale
All Breed Horse Show to Run in Medicine Hat
An all breed horse show will be held in Medicine Hat July 22 and 23. Halter classes start 8 am Monday and Tuesday, with performance from 1 30 pm to 6 30 pm and jumping in the evenings. The Southern Alberta Cutting Horse Assoc. will perform both nights. Entries due July 15 to the secretary at 413 6 Ave SE.
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Medicine Hat
Stampede Co
Southern Alberta Cutting
Dodd's Kidney Pills Promise Relief for Backache
A woman relieved by Dodd's Kidney Pills after bladder irritation caused backache and fatigue. The ads claim the pills stimulate kidneys to ease the condition and improve rest. A new large size is advertised as money saving.
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Dodd
Dodd’s
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