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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1963
Page
2
Medicine Hat readers will see weekly YM YWCA reports beginning today. The column explains the Y as a familiar topic and invites reader input on its background, future, and activities for discussion in future installments.
Weather disruptions force tentative rescheduling of a 20 ton TNT blast at Suffield Experimental Station to Tuesday around 10 45 am If residents hear an explosion they should know the test has occurred successfully and the 20 ton charge has been fired
Police Chief Dennis Longy said Negro leaders promised to inform him a day or so before a planned demonstration. City officials turned on the lights at the ball park to allow Negroes to practice for the demonstration Wednesday night in Plaquemine Louisiana.
Mrs. Norma Jean Gray of Brooks announced 4 H Girls Clubs efficiency winners. Sharon Christiansen tops Gem club but Evelyn Dodds claims the trip to Olds School of Agriculture for second place. Duch ess club winner Beverley Sherman also earns a trip with tied runners up Margaret Plew and Linda Beck.
Victoria based move ends McMillan and Horsman era as Hugh R A McMillan departs Medicine Hat to join Copeman and Henderson in Victoria B C. He leaves behind partner James Horsman to run the practice from the Insurance Exchange Building. The lawyer, born Claresholm 40 years ago, is president of the Medicine Hat Progressive Conservative Association and has two sons. An appeal over his service station development permit in east Crescent Heights awaits hearing in Alberta Supreme Court appellate division. A YPCs sponsored barbecue for the McMillans was postponed due to weather.
Medicine Hat residents face a $10 lawn and garden watering charge. Alderman J C Miller urged spreading payments beyond one month. City controller A T Legge suggested four months, with two months proposed on the agenda. Aldermen supported the idea as helpful and left the matter to Legge for consideration.
The Grand Banks region offers expansive, productive fishing waters about 300 miles south and east of Newfoundland, noted for abundant catches and long-standing maritime activity. The area supports substantial fleets and a history of rich yields for offshore fisheries.
City employees who visit homes will carry or wear identification cards with photographs names and signatures to verify identity. About 30 workers are involved and the measure follows advice from city engineer Allan Gunter.
Radio guide lists block programs from 5:50 to 12:40 with News Roundup Scope News Weather Sport Agriculture and various hosted segments including J D Carlson Back to the Bible Dr Michelson Full Gospel Time Big Country Hoedown Show Here's Health Pauls Platter Party and Quiet Time with a Sign Off.
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