Auditions for Annie Get Your Gun Listed at Public Library
Finn reports on Elsie Austin and the Eve apple debate. The note hints at Mrs. Austin now in Calgary while auditions for the Musical Theatre production seek five principals at the Public Library on Sunday at 1 30 pm. Casting includes Annie Oakley Frank Butler and minors. A five and a half foot bull snake is captured in Midland Ontario as a local tale.
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Annie Get Your Gun
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Province asked to open new park near Medicine Hat
A proposal to open a provincial park 20 miles north of Medicine Hat drew little enthusiasm in the city. Rancher Bill Lokier submitted the idea to Alberta cabinet ministers at Brooks to protect local antelope, while officials and business leaders urged strengthening facilities at Dinosaur Kinbrook and Elk Water instead.
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Navy Cadet Parade Notice at Padre Field
Cameron Flath leads a Navy League cadet corps parade Friday September 16 at Padre Field. D.O. and D.P.O. Perrier announce 19:25 hands fall in and 21:30 evening quarters with regular bus pickup per Commanding Officer Lt. D. Duthie.
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Anderson to Seek Public School Board Seat
Businessman Jim Anderson 37 of Medicine Hat announced Wednesday his bid for Oct 19 election to the Public School Board. He is joined by Gor don Kraushar as another new candidate, while incumbents Newton Levinson and Dr. Robert Gray seek reelection. The board has one vacant seat after Dr. Ivan Reed left. Lucille Moyer remains Separate School Board chair and will not run for City Council.
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Erhard rejects rumors of early cabinet shuffle
Bonn chancellor Ludwig Erhard dismissed Friday night rumors of an early cabinet reshuffle citing West Germany's defence crisis. He also rejected reports of plans to resign and voiced continued support for Defence Minister Kai-Uwe von Hassel amid growing calls for his departure. In Niagara Falls Ontario, Garth Campbell said by 1991 at least 32 trains will run daily between Toronto and Montreal at speeds up to 200 mph, with Rapido currently the fastest service at 4 hours 59 seconds for the 335-mile route.
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Health unit offers measles and polio vaccines
The Redcliff Civic Centre Foremost Community Hall Rolling Hills Brooks School and health units announce measles vaccine for children from three months to three years and Sabin oral poliomyelitis vaccine available at all clinics starting September 21 23 with dates and locations noted.
South Vietnamese ban Newsweek over Viet Nam article
Saigon government says Newsweek issue banned due to article by Everett G. Martin from the Saigon bureau. The piece alleged Vietnamese impassivity to the war and questioned U S persuasive rationale for fighting.
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Newsweek
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U.S
Four cases heard by Magistrate Macdonald in quiet court day
Magistrate E W N Macdonald presided over four cases on Wednesday. Gordon Richardson and Vern Laszlo paid fines of 25 dollars plus costs for intoxication in a public place. Reginald Humphrey of Bow Island paid 25 dollars plus costs for being a minor in possession of liquor. John Mitchell of Medicine Hat was fined 2 dollars plus costs for a parking violation.
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Gordon Richardson
Vern Laszlo
Regina
Reginald Humphrey
Bow Island
John Mitchell
Medicine Hat
City issues 12 building permits totaling 33530 dollars
The city issued 12 permits in September totaling 33530 dollars. Eight permits covered garage construction and four covered construction and renovations to dwellings and other structures.
Oasis Tavern Demolished in Halifax Redevelopment
The Oasis Tavern on Barrington Street, once Chalmers Presbyterian Church, then a live theatre and film house, was torn down as part of Halifax downtown redevelopment. The building served as a church 1849 to 1905, a theatre, cinema, and finally a tavern after 1957 transformation following a 1937 fire.
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Oasis
Barrington Street
Chalmers Presbyterian Church
Medicine Hat Lions Club Drum and Bugle Band Practice Tonight
The Medicine Hat Lions Club Boys Drum and Bugle Band holds regular practice tonight at 7 in Connaught School. Members should bring instruments and those wishing to join may apply at the practice.
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Connaught School
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