Alberta Education Proposes Changes to Elementary Program
A Edmonton opinion piece discusses Acting Education Minister David King’s release outlining recommended minimum instruction times across grades 1 to 6 and a list of desired student characteristics. It notes the changes are guidelines for school boards, not mandatory mandates, and warns about potential privacy risks if records misinterpret morals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Curriculum Policies Board
David King
Dave King
Zinger
Alberta
Jim Hrabi
King
RCMP
Little Johnny
Parade heralds airshow opens Alberta event in Medicine Hat
A downtown parade kicks off Airshow Alberta 81 featuring Stampede Queen Janice Osadczuk with two princesses Lois Steen and Pam Krauss. Lethbridge Jeep Club off road racers and four planes trail smoke while Robert Bud Bishop showcases the Aerojet Special jet 3.8 metres long, 195 kilograms, 480 km h. Eight antique cars carry dignitaries along the parade route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Janice Osadczuk
Lois Steen
Pam Krauss
Lethbridge Ridge
Jeep Club
Medicine Hat
Robert
Bud’ Bishop
Bishop
Hauff's Bardahl Special dazzles at Alberta airshow circuit
Rick Pedersen reports from Medicine Hat as Hauff, Wetaskiwin native and two time Canadian aerobatic champion, showcases his Bardahl Special Pitts biplane. He claims the 200 hp craft is unmatched in Canada and aims to captivate crowds this weekend with a high octane routine featuring close proximity to spectators and rapid action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Pedersen
al Hauff
Medicine Hat
Alber
Art Scholl
Hauff
Little Pitts
Gimli
Man
Air Canada
Royal Canadian Air Force
Air Force
Bob Hoover
Bud Granley
Royal Eagle Squadron
Europe
Daniel Heligoin
France
Bardahl
Frank Webber
City woman fined for two false pretence charges
A Medicine Hat woman Jeanette Tourigny 49 Southridge Cres S E pleaded guilty to two false pretence charges and was fined 250 by Judge Philip Wambolt in provincial court. She admitted writing a 35.84 cheque to Soan Stores and a 49.12 cheque to Elma's Fabrics. Bernard Brunelle of no fixed address also pleaded guilty to common assault and was fined 150 after an incident with his common-law wife at the Royal Canadian Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Wambolt
Jeanette Tourigny
Southridge Cres. S.E
Soan
Third St. S.E
Tourigny
Elma’s Fabrics
Second St. S.E
Bernard Brunelle
Brunelle
Bill Cocks
Man Remanded on Assault and Robbery Charges
Gordon Roy Peterson 30 was remanded in custody until trial Oct 22 in Court of Queen’s Bench. He faces one count of assault causing bodily harm and one count of robbery with violence after incidents Oct 28, 1980 in Medicine Hat. Bail was set at 1,000 cash with a retrieval request filed July 22 by the person who posted the bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Roy Peterson
W. R. Sinclair
Peterson
Court of Queen's Bench
J. A. Agrios
Medicine Hat
Police Cruiser Collision Causes Thousands in Damage
A Medicine Hat city police cruiser collided with a car driven by Trevor Osborne in the 200 block of Third Ave S E causing about $7 000 in damage. The police car suffered between $4 000 and $5 000 damage while the Osborne vehicle sustained about $2 000. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat City
Lrevor Osborne
17Th St. S.E
Third Ave. S.E
Jack Lemire
Osborne
Seven-bus special service shuttles Civilians to Suffield
A 24 hour operation by Canadian Forces Base Suffield uses seven buses to transport Medicine Hat and Redcliff workers. Since starting in 1941 the fleet traveled 358037 miles last year at about 230000 dollars. 260 of 565 civilian staff regularly ride. Fares total 27609 dollars, with the rest covered by defence budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Redcliff
Suffield
Canadian Forces Base
Tony Michaud
National Defence Budget
Don Triggs
Crescent Heights
Michaud
Buse
Lon Scott
Marketing board opposition voiced by Alberta cattle group
Dave Schorr president of the Livestock Dealers Association of Alberta argues marketing boards fail in hog and poultry and would not work for beef He says cattlemen prefer less government control and trade freedom noting live animal pricing differs from stored grains and blaming policy for recent losses He cautions against production limits or import bans and favors North American free trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Schorr
Livestock Dealers’ Association of Alberta
Schorr
U.S
Canada
Localized tropical storm drenches Bindloss area
A tropical style storm hit near Bindloss on Thursday noon, dropping about 130 millimetres of rain in under an hour about 9.5 kilometres southeast of Bindloss. Murray Rogers reports yards and roads flooded while wheat crops laid low though damage may be minimal due to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bindloss
Murray Rogers
Highway 41
Murray
Medicine Hat Kiwanis pick best block and house
The Kiwanis club named the best block in the southeast hill area along 13th Street S.E. as the odd-numbered 403 to 451 block. The best-kept residence selected is at 202 Spencer St. S.E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
City Kiwanis Club
13Th Street
S.E
Spencer St. S.E
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Lubbock
Texas
Bill Sass
Athian
Marketing Board
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