Alfalfa Plant Moves Closer To Construction
The Improvement District No 1 advisory council approved changing land use from A-1 to A-2 for a Cypress Alfalfa Processors site near Medicine Hat and added agricultural processing as a discretionary use. The decision limits rezoning to the 10–12 acre footprint, with access restrictions from Highway 3. Local officials and the company reach a consensus that the plant should proceed pending environmental and traffic approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Strickland
Advisory Council of
Improvement District No. 1
Cypress Alfalfa Processors Ltd
Medicine Hat
Municipal Planning Commission
Highway 3
Frank O'Connell
Barry Miskuski
O'Connell
Jim Teasdale
Cypress Alfalfa Processors
Barry
Miskuski
Frank
O’connell
Sydney Williams
Brier Park
Teasdale
Harold Congram
ID Advisory Council
Mike Glenmore
Congram
Glenmore
Williams
Garry Ruff
One dead three hurt in accident near Brooks
A 17 year old Bow City girl died and three Brooks females were hospitalized after a single vehicle left the Trans-Canada Highway and rolled into a field 19 kilometres east of Brooks. Colette Tiefenbach 16 the driver and Mary Ann Gill 17 were in satisfactory condition in Calgary Holy Cross Hospital. Linda Wells 16 remained in stable condition at Brooks Health Care Unit. Cause of the crash under investigation. Bow City lies 30 km west of Brooks on Highway 539.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow City
Brooks
Brooks Rcmp
Michelle Ann Bachmeier
Don Murdoch
Colette Tiefenbach
Mary Ann Gill
Calgary
Holy Cross Hospital
Linda Wells
Brook
Hearing date set for Medicine Hat rape case
A Medicine Hat man charged with rape chose trial by a Court of Queen's Bench judge after a provincial court appearance Tuesday. Charlie William Sheppard, 30, of 1035 Mill St. S.E., faces charges from an incident on November 14. He is to appear for a preliminary hearing in provincial court February 9, 1982, and is free on $300 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Court of Queen’s Bench
Charlie William Sheppard
Mill St. S.E
Sheppard
Jury trial chosen for Ferretti on stolen property charge
Gary John Ferretti of 262 Fourth St. S.E. has a judge and jury trial after a provincial court appearance. The 23 year old is charged with possession of stolen property from an incident in the city on November 26. A preliminary hearing in the Crown's case is set for February 10, 1982.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary John Ferretti
Fourth St. S.E
Ferretti
RCMP recover hunter's body near Bindloss
Rudolph Paul aged 52 disappeared on Nov 16 after failing to meet a hunting partner. His snow-covered body was found Tuesday morning by Owen RCMP two kilometres west of Bindloss on the Red Deer River. An autopsy will determine cause of death. foul play is not suspected. Bindloss lies 130 kilometres north of Medicine Hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Paul
Red Deer River
Bindloss
Owen Rcmp
Paul
St. N.W
Medicine Hat
Fish and Game Association
RCMP
Family harm fears dominate Medicine Hat abuse forum
A 35 person audience heard six panelists at Medicine Hat College emphasize that the primary danger to children comes from within the home, not strangers. They discussed legal definitions, case statistics, and the long-term impact of sexual abuse on victims and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat College
Art Bullock
Bill Cocks
Medicine Hat
Lindsay Fraser
Forum
Bullock
Denver
Colorado
Canada
Ed Hall
Alberta Mental Health Services
Hall
Dietrich Brand
Redcliff Man Fatally Hurt at Bow Island Rig Site
A 24 year old Redcliff man, James Norman Zazalak, died Monday afternoon when he was run over by a truck as a drilling rig was being set up at a site 35 kilometres southeast of Bow Island. RCMP report an ongoing investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redcliff
Bow Island
RCMP
James Norman Zazalak
Mother Teresa School highlights modern Catholic complex
Touring the three month old Mother Teresa School in Medicine Hat showcases a standout design with an adult-size gym, a sunken pit in the library, a community wing for Early Childhood Services, and a chapel. The $1.3 million project serves 274 students including 64 in ECS, with joint use by the City of Medicine Hat and Christ the King Parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Teresa School
Mother Teresa
Fred Allore
Catholic Board of Education
Weinberger
ECS
City of
Medicine Hat
Allore
Christ the King
Alberta Education
Dave King
King
Joan ' T
Jennifer Trieber
Clinton
Joan Stark
Jennifer Thie Bobnet
Renendots Peakether
Benefit of doubt brings acquittal
A 35 year old city man was acquitted of theft charges after a Queen's Bench trial. Peter Matson of Dundee Street SE faced theft over 200 dollars for taking a water pump and farm scrap from the George Lee farm eight kilometres southwest of the city. The judge found he lacked evidence of knowing the items were stolen and granted acquittal on the benefit of the doubt. another man, Paul Matson, convicted and sentenced to six months in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Queen's Bench
Peter Matson
Dundee St. S.E
Matson
W. G. N. Egbert
George Lee
Paul Matson
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Frank Webber
Hunter
Fraser
Brenda Fischer
Alberta Social Services
Alvin Weinberger
Vanessa Alexandre
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