Open Air Concert Set for Sunday in Kin Coulee Bandshell
Medicine Hat's Little Symphony Orchestra will stage its first open air concert Sunday at 3 p.m. in Kin Coulee bandshell. Guest artists soprano Mrs. Aurline Tanner Lewis and her sister Mrs. Anne Harris will perform with Ralph Palmer soloing. No admission. Program includes marches, overtures, songs and solos with piano donated by Provincial Piano Co. and public address by the Medicine Hat Band.
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Medicine Hat
Little Symphony Orchestra
Kin Coulee
Aurline Tanner Lewis
Anne Harris
Victoria
Vancouver
Provincial Piano Co
5 000 Men May Be Laid Off In Vancouver Construction
Vancouver builders warn they will lay off 5,000 workers if the 11 per cent federal sales tax on construction materials is not clarified soon. President K R Beedie of the Vancouver Metropolitan House Builders Association says costs are unknown and work may stop without rebate guidance within days. Further layoffs would ripple through supplying industries.
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Vancouver
K. R. Beedie
Hatters To Attend Olds Drama Seminar
Medicine Hat women were selected for a Alberta government seminar scholarship at the Olds School of Agriculture August 9 to 17. Recipients include Mrs Lois Dowworth Mrs Barbara Thornton Mrs Lee McGregor and Mrs Gwen Brest. MHMT named new officers led by Mrs Eileen Sissons president and others. Applications still open for two MHMT singing scholarships with R E Ashburner handling inquiries.
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Medicine Hat
Olds Drama
Medicine Hat Musical Theatre
Lois Dongworth
Barbara Thornton
Lee McGregor
Gwen Brest
Drama Division
Recreation and Cultural Development Branch
Alberta
Olds School of Agriculture
Musical Theatre
Eileen Sissons
Wally Hayne
Kay Cooney
Larry Townsend
MHMT
R. E. Ashburner
c/o All-Plan Adjustors Ltd
AMA
South Pacific Auditions Soon in Medicine Hat
Auditions for the South Pacific production staged by Medicine Hat Musical Theatre are planned for the third week of November. Apply to director Henry Allergoth for roles in a big cast of 39 speaking and singing parts led by producer Harry Stewart and musical director Lorne Havard.
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South Pacific
Medicine Hat Musical Theatre
MHMT
Henry Allergoth
Harry Stewart
Lorne Havard
Tough Guys to Prove It In Two Month Forest Crew Plan
Vancouver based plan by BC corrections trains violent offenders in a two month survival course at Lakeview Camp near Campbell River. Graduates become forest fire shock troops, deployed to hot bush lines to locate lost hunters, with final two days solo, then organized into 12 man teams for firefighting and rescue duties.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
B.C
Lakeview
Campbell River
Vancouver Island
Nanaimo
B.C. Forest Service
Calgary May Ration Water
Water rationing may be instituted in Calgary this week said water works engineer William Roy after the city set a 1963 daily consumption record of 728 million gallons on Tuesday. He warned that another day like that could lead to rationing.
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Calgary
William Roy
Mr. Roy
Mrs. Hazel Ready Rites Planned in Medicine Hat
Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 p.m. at Pattison's Chapel for Mrs. Hazel Jean Ready of 329 1st St. S.E. She died Tuesday at Medicine Hat General Hospital. Burial will follow in Hillside Cemetery. Survived by a brother, two sisters, and a decedent husband since 1958. Born in St John New Brunswick November 3 1885. Mrs. Ready moved to Medicine Hat in 1892 and married Thomas Victor Ready in 1908.
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Pattison’s
Hazel Jean Ready
1St St. S.E
Thomas Victor Ready
Medicine Hat
Ready
A. N
Pete) Smith
North Vancouver
Muriel Smith
Geoffrey
Gladys) Johnston
Windsor
Ont
Medicine Hat issues 307000 in building permits this week
City records show $307 050 in building permits issued for the week ending June 10, up $257 250 from the prior week. The largest permit was $175 000 for St Francis Xavier School by Bird Construction Ltd of Lethbridge at 318 8th St NE. Most permits covered new dwellings with some renovations.
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City of
Medicine Hat
St. Francis Xavier School
Bird Construction Ltd
Lethbridge
8Th St
Engineered Homes (Lethbridge) Ltd
16Th Ave
11Th Ave
29Th St
Built-Rite Homes Ltd
16Th St
9Th Ave
10Th Ave
Terrill Road
Hank Walk
Stampede Grounds
Alberta Motor Vehicle Deaths Hit 272 In 1962
RCMP report shows 272 people killed in Alberta road crashes in 1962 with 25,394 total accidents and $11,399,732 in property damage across rural and urban areas.
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RCMP
Alberta
Four Automobiles Damaged In Separate City Crashes
Four cars were damaged in two separate Monday crashes. Ronald F. Miller and Alden McKee collided at 4th St and 3rd Ave SW. McKee's car valued at 125 dollars and Miller's at 100 dollars. Basil Lawrence and George Henline collided at Gershen Drive and 1st St SW. damages estimated at 60 and 150 dollars.
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10Th St. S.W
Alden McKee
11Th St. S.E
4Th St
3Rd Ave. S.W
McKee
Miller
Basil Lawrence
Balmoral St
George Henline
1St St. S.E
Gershen
International Night Planned By Hat Lions
The Medicine Hat Lions Club hosts Lions from four Montana centers Havre Coutts Sweetgrass Shelby and Chinook for their first International Night at the Connaught Golf Club Friday. Dancing follows dinner with entertainment by Medicine Hat Lions and visits to the Redcliff Rodeo and a Sunday breakfast at the Lions stampede grounds booth under chairman Pete Evans.
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Medicine Hat
Lions
Havre
Coutts- Sweetgrass
Shelby
Chinook
Montana
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