1957 Traffic Violations Summary
Traffic violations recorded include excessive speed without due care failing to stop with impaired ability and failure to yield right of way. The list shows Dale day with multiple entries and scattered figures.
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28 May 1957
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 28, 1957
Page
1
Lions Club Park Opens Saturday For Public Use
Lions Club Park at the foot of Second Street East opens to the public next Saturday June 1. Washrooms and kitchen facilities will be available. Playground equipment is in place and well used. Groups wishing to book the kitchen should contact Pete Evans at city hall 6 5971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Park
Second St
Pete Evans
Dollar Days Set for Medicine Hat This Week
Thirty merchants in Medicine Hat join annual Dollar Days with extra stocks and big savings. The News published the flyer last weekend and mailed it yesterday to district and rural points. tomorrow it reaches Medicine Hat with the regular edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
the News
Mayflower II sails 138 miles in 24 hours near Plymouth voyage
London AP reports Mayflower II logged 138 miles in 24 hours during its Plymouth voyage, one of the best days of the replica pilgrimage to Plymouth Massachusetts. Skipper Alan Villiers said the ship was making 544 knots and all well, placing it about 600 miles from the West Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Plymouth
Mass
West Indies
Alan Villiers
Nine Graduates Choose Teaching Careers at Medicine Hat
Nine Medicine Hat High School graduates plan to enter teaching, the largest group in over a decade. Five seek two year training bursaries and four seek one year bursaries of 300 dollars yearly, half funded by the department. Principal N A Wait urged the scholarships, praising the group as finest to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
M.H.H.S
N. A. Wait
High School
Princi
Pal
Lorna Bauer
Carol Cameron
Audrey Pahl
Betty Whitney
Ralston
Karen Wolf
Redcliff
Joy Dennison
Elaine Lefever
Wilma Good
Jeanette Quenzer
School Boards Back Fluoridation Vote in Medicine Hat
Unanimous support from separate and public school boards for Medicine Hat health unit to urge city council to consider a bylaw and hold a public referendum on fluoridation. Dr. J M Brown cited long term tests showing reduced tooth decay in children. cost estimated at 25 cents per person yearly. A bylaw would go to electors after council draft, needing two-thirds approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
J. M. Brown
Brown
Conquerville
Lethbridge
C. W. Niblock
Hill
Calgary
Dr. Brown
Medical, Dental and Health Association
J. E. Newton
Brantford
J. S. Miller
Edmonton Man Acquitted On Postal Note Charges
John E. Richardson of Edmonton was acquitted in Medicine Hat Supreme Court on counts of uttering forged postal notes and possessing a stolen note. The crown failed to prove the notes were stolen or that forgery occurred. Richardson, a former Toronto man now in Edmonton, was released on local counts and moved to face other charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Richardson
Edmonton
Supreme Court
Neil Primrose
Richardson
R.C.M.P
Medicine Hat Court House
Crown
James G. Kidd
Toronto
Regina
Medicine Hat
868 Hopefuls Enter Political Stakes
The Canadian Press reports nominations closed for the June 10 federal election with 868 candidates across 263 ridings. Liberals hold 265 slots, Progressives 257, CCF 162, Social Credit 116, plus independents and minor affiliations. Communist Labor-Progressives field 10 candidates in a bid to consolidate labor unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Tul Lib PC
CCF SC
Nid
PEI Il
Que
Ont
Man
Sask
Alta
Yukon
Nwt
Ada
Halifax
Queens
Prince Edward Island
Liberals
Progressive Conservatives
CCF
Social Credit
Benedickson
Trois-Riveres
Labor-Progressives
Camille Dionne
Quebec
National Hospital Plan Not Health Insurance
Saskatoon report. Deputy Health Minister G D W Cameron and Dr J Gilbert Turner of Montreal tell the CHA biennial meeting that the national hospital insurance plan, to be in place by Jan 1 1959, provides hospital care at reasonable cost but is not national health insurance. The act covers hospital and out patient services, not doctor bills, and provincial details remain to be worked out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatoon
G. D. W. Cameron
J. Gilbert Turner
Montreal
Cameron
Turner
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Ontario
Prince Edward Island
Newfoundland
No Surprises in Local List
District returning officer reports no new candidates on nomination day with all sponsors pre announced federal race entries. Most sponsors came from district points, a mix from the city, with several applications showing more than the required ten signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunsden
E.W
W. G. Hartley
McLaren Ewart
C. W. Niblock
W.A. Church
W.R
Nurses Study Recipes Adding Life to Years at Banff Convention
At Banff the 39th Alberta Nurses convention drew over 400 nurses. Elizabeth A. Beitsch led a reorganization into two committees for nursing service and education to align with national standards. Panel discussions urged active aging with new projects, reading, and balanced activity to preserve vitality in old age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BANFF
BNS
Alberta
Medicine Hat
Elizabeth A. Beitsch
Miss Beitsch
Alberta Association of Registered Nurses
Southern Alberta
Helen Scrimgour
R.N
Lethbridge Municipal Hospital
Mary Yelish
St. Michael's Hospital Lethbridge
Euretha M. Hamblin
V.O.N
Bomber Skeeters Lay Siege on Medicine Hat
Doctors warn the city faces an escalating mosquito swarm as spraying runs for a week. Millions of mosquitoes swarm Medicine Hat in bomber and fighter formations, challenging residents and public health efforts amid calls for intensified control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skeeters
Medicine Hat
Giant Payoff On The First UK State Lottery Draw
In St Annes England Ernie the Electronic Random Number Indicator Equipment will pick winning bond numbers as nearly 1,000,000 tax free pounds are distributed among about 23,000 Britons. Premium bonds began last November amid Suez crisis aims to curb spending and inflation with prizes from 1000 to 25 1 000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pytham ST. Anne’s
England
Reuters
Ernie
Britain
Lancashire Sea
Macmillan
Master of the house questioned after confrontation
A salesman asked a man if he ruled the house. The man, with a swelling eye, replied that they had just settled the question, hinting at a recent altercation and household power dynamics.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dale Day
Lions Club Park
Prairies
Swift Current
Ene
Moose Jaw
Lorna
Elizabeth Bietsch
School of Nursing
Margaret Street
Nurs
Winnipeg
Crescent Heights
Elmer E
C.C.F
Alexandra
THE
National Hospital Plan
Walter J. Kraft
Vancouver
Canada Safeway Limited
Mr. Kraft
F. J. Braun
Ed Sheuer
Safeway
Kraft
Canada
Anthony Eden
Labor Party
Harold
Mac
Brifens
Optometrists
2Nd Street Medicine Hat
Liberal
Riverside Scout Hall
Medicine Hat Women's Liberal Association
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