BAR-B-Q CAMPFIRE SHIELD ACKNOWLEDGES TROOP VICTORIES
The Medicine Hat and District Boy Scouts Rifle Club held its shoot-off competitions. Twelve year old Timothy Stobbs of Troop 8 won Best Marksmanship. St. John's Troop received the Shield for the best troop with Sam Goldie, Scoutmaster. Awards presented by Ernie Kumm, provincial president, at the annual Bar-B-Q campfire. Congratulations to Tim and St. John's. Music appreciation featured Odd Wannebo Norwegian bass soloist at Irvine School with accompanist Jon Watt. NFB started location shooting of Don't Let The Angels Fall in Montreal with screenplay by Timothy Findley based on a story by George Kaczender. Dance Session 68 at University of Alberta Edmonton runs August 19 to 31 with dance, ballet, jazz classes. hosted by Faculty of Education, Government of Alberta, and Alberta Ballet Company. Contact Dance Session 68, Faculty of Education, U of A, Edmonton. Campus lodging available for out-of-town students.
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Medicine Hat and District
Boy Scouts Rifle Club
Timothy Stobbs
Joyce Stobbs
St. John’s
Sam Goldie
Ernie Kumm
Boy Scouts of Canada
Tim
Irvine School
Odd Wannebo
Jon Watt
Central United Church
Calgary
NFB
National Film Board
Montreal
Timothy Findley
George Kaczender
Findley
University of Alberta
Edmonton
Prairie Provinces
Faculty of Physical Education
U of A
Government of Alberta
Alberta Ballet Company
Faculty of Education
Giant Alberta guitar marathon kicks off Corn Festival
Guitarists prep for what could be Alberta’s biggest marathon to promote the corn festival August 8 to 10. One performer already did 68 hours of practice. finalists may win a $1,000 guitar from Fyke’s Music Centre. Marathon likely starts August 7 in Arena Gardens to end with festival. Professional bands will play to accompany the contest while a prize may go to the picker of the winning contestant and the estimated hours played.
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Alberta
Corn Council
Fyke
Music Centre
Dave Broadfoot
Arena Gardens
Hartley Shannon
No Objections to Burnside by Planning Commission
The Municipal Planning Commission voted no objections in principle to the Burnside Farm development while requiring an agreement on services the developer will pay for. The decision, reached by a tie broken by Chairman Jack Russell, followed a heated discussion and a prior December vote opposing the project for not fitting the city plan. Monarch Investments Ltd. aims to service the site with water, sewers, gas, and electricity, with initial costs borne by the developer, though city maintenance and broader impacts remain on the table.
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The
Municipal Planning Commission
Burnside Farm
Jack Russell
Commission
L. C. Fooks
Monarch Investments Ltd
Regional Planning Commission
Municipal Commission
Dave McLean
McLean
Harold Ellis
Ellis
Mike McAllister
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Finn Bridge
Royal Canadian Legion
Robertson Memorial Branch
Canada
Chine Wonderland
Sesth
Dally
P.m
Dave
Dave Oliphant
Saskatchewan
Janet Plato
Swift Current
Lethbridge
Red Deer
Miss Plato
John Fyke
Burnside
Planning Commission
Odds and Ends
Justin Boots
Dave Sare
Cae
Russell
Fay
6Th Ave
S.E. Ph
Crane's Carlage & Storage Ltd
7Th Ave
Spencer St
ED Jackle
Aberdeen Pharmacy
Aberdeen St
Medicine Hat
United
Eric
Crescent Heights
St. N.W
Beeen
HFC
Fow Group
3Rd Street
Green’s Shoe
Sive
Market Square
Redcliff
LIONS
Redcliff Legion Hall
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