Alkaloid Extract Highlights Cancer Research Efforts
Rory Finegan spoke to Medicine Hat council of the Canadian Cancer Society about alkaloid extracts reducing bone marrow white cells, a potential leukemia treatment. He described UBC work in animal labs, noted human use with toxicity, and discussed future less toxic synthetic alkaloids and global cancer research progress. He and his wife, in Hat briefly, return to Vancouver after London thesis defense.
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Rory Finegan
Medicine Hat Council
Canadian Cancer Society
Medicine Hat General Hospital
University of British Columbia
UBC
India
Ture
Mr. Finegan
Finegan
Medicine Hat
Vancouver
London
England
Cancer Research Institute of Canada
Hat
Heating Firm Opens Medicine Hat Branch
Canada's largest installer of warm air heating equipment opens a Medicine Hat office at 668 S Railway St. Furnasman Ltd of Winnipeg supplies, installs and distributes heating systems for homes and businesses. Manager Roger Bremault, recently moved from Calgary, leads the two man shop serving a 60 mile radius and plans rapid expansion.
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Canada
Medicine Hat
Furnasman Ltd
Winnipeg
S. Railway St
Roger Bremault
S.E. Avenue
Calgary
Furnasman Company
Crestwood policy agreed to ease Crestwood enrolment
Medicine Hat Public School District and Medicine Hat School Division No 4 settled a looming enrolment issue at Crestwood by adopting a wait and see plan. They will keep current staffing until September then consider adding one teacher if needed. Some rural students may not be moved to Elm or Elizabeth streets, to avoid longer bus routes and noon supervision problems.
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Medicine Hat Public School
Medicine Hat School Division No. 4
Crestwood
Elm Street
Elizabeth Street
James McKay
Earson
Crestwood School
Hat Delegates Attend Synod in Edmonton
About 150 delegates from the Alberta British Columbia district of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod will meet July 15 in Edmonton to set a 1964 budget of 529 815 dollars with subsidies from the parent body and district, discuss growth plans, and honor Dr A H Schwermann at Concordia College. The gathering, led by Rev Dr Roland Wiederaenders, will consider 1965 evangelism, and plan for dormitory space, a new chapel, and church sponsored day schools. The district reports 15 297 adult members with 460 gains in 1962 and expansion in Vancouver, Red Deer, Whitecourt, and Peace River.
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A .H. Maschmeyer
Robert Hippe
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Medicine Hat
Alberta-British Columbia
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Edmonton
Roland P. Wiederaenders
St. Louis
Missouri
Vancouver
Red Deer
Whitecourt
Peace River
Concordia College
A. H. Schwermann
Concordia
23 to Get Donation Scrolls Tonight
Seven Red Cross blood donation scrolls will be presented at 7 30 p m in the Red Cross Rooms on 3rd St S E The list names 23 recipients including Roy Ayling John W Cooper Mrs Alex Dube Edith Krause Nora Nesboly and others with addresses across Redcliff Medicine Hat and nearby streets.
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Red Cross
3Rd St. S.E
Roy Ayling
St. N.E
John W. Cooper
Connaught Drive
Alex Dube
Edith
St. S.E
William Galenzoski
St. N.W
Elsie Jackle
Victor Krause
Nora) Box
Walsh
Alberta
Thomas K. Kinvig
Ferdinand Martin
St. S.W
Adolph R. Miller
Bullivant Crescent
Clark Moon
Donald F. Mulford
Keith J. McKee
Redcliff
Serquis F. Nesboly
Irvine
Edward Jdenbach
Lyle E. Parlour
Ste. No. 7
Boyd Block
Ralph Pater
Medicine Hat
Andrew W. Roddick
c/o Crescent Motel
Stanley T. Rose
St. Redcliff
Medicine Hat Board Approves Special Remedial Class
Medicine Hat Public School Board approves a remedial grade seven to eight class to assist border line students. Dr. O P Larson says program will review Grade VII fundamentals before advancing students, with some moving to Grade IX or regular Grade VIII, or to pre employment classes at Alexandra Junior High School. Counselors may recommend transfers but cannot compel them.
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Medicine Hat
O. P. Larson
Alexandra
Larson
Medicine Hat Schools Seek Advice Over Budget Shortfall
The Medicine Hat Public Schools Board decided to ask the Department of Education for guidance after finding the district faces a $67,042.49 shortfall in the 1963 budget on the local requisition. City council had set the four mill levy at four mills, with the board’s share totaling $179,650.58. The district’s requisition on the city previously approved was $239,693.07.
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Department of Education
Medicine Hat Public Schools Board
Education Foundation
A. T. Legge
Park Booth Break-In At Athletic Park Stolen Merchandise
A confection booth at Athletic Park was robbed Sunday with merchandise missing. Suspects forced entry via the front of the booth. Eight youths were apprehended and turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Athletic Park
Registrations Wednesday for Retarded Children's School
Registration for pupils planning to attend the Retarded Children's School will be held June 26 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Children may also be registered by telephone at JAT7-2747 or by writing to The Retarded Children's School, corner of 13 St. and 1st Ave. S.E.
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1St Ave. S.E
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