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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 04, 1963

Page

2

Bylaw Delays Gas Rate Vote in Medicine Hat

Medicine Hat council faced heated debate over gas rate increases and a proposed 34 mill bylaw. Aldermen Gibson Smith and others challenged the plan, while Mayor Weiner and allies backed passage. Discussions touched Calgary Power deal, electricity rates, and impact on large customers.

Ald. Miller Ald. Smith Gibson Smith Harry Weiner Ald. Gibson Hatters Willard Lutes Gordon Sissons Ald Gibson Electricity Department Calgary Power Ltd 12 Apostles Privy Council J. J. Muza Medicine Hat Brick and Tile Co Ald Sissons Calgary Ald. Sissons Calgary Power Weiner Cliff Adam J. C. Miller T. R. Osborne Jack Edwards

Mercy Harris Dies at 84 in Redcliff Haven of Rest

Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. from St. Ambrose Anglican Church Redcliff for Mercy Harris 84 who died Monday. Interment in Redcliff cemetery. Born Knightwick Worcestershire England Aug 30 1878 she lived in Dauphin Medicine Hat Redcliff and Haven of Rest. Survived by two sons Arthur and Edward one daughter Daisy two grandchildren and great grandchild.

St. Ambrose Anglican Church Redcliff Mercy Harris Haven of Rest C. F. P. Bennett Pattison Funeral Home Knightwick Worstershire Eng England Canada Dauphin Man Medicine Hat Lawrence Harris Harris St. Ambrose Arthur Edward Conneticut U.S.A Daisy G. Lippert New Westminster B.C

Purses Stolen From Riverside Church Basement

Two women, Karen Williamson and Shirley Fregin, reported stolen purses from the church basement during services from 11 to 12 a.m. at the Riverside area church. Williamson resides at 105 1st St. N.W. and Fregin at 160 3rd St. N.W.

Riverside Karen Williamson 1St St. N.W Shirley Fregin 3Rd St. N.W

Medicine Hat Elected Centennial Grant Committee

The Medicine Hat city council selected seven members for the centennial grant committee from 12 candidates. Elected were Mrs W C Campbell Don Hawthorne Harry Hutchings Fred McGuinness Fred Milligan Peter Simpson and Oscar Weiss.

Medicine Hat W. C. Campbell Don Hawthorne Harry Hutchings Fred McGuinness Fred Millican Peter Simpson Oscar Weiss Bob Campbell W. R. Flett Art Frey Lorne Tansley Stan Weiler Bill Keith Council J. W. Douglas Tom Dutton R. C. Gardner

Welfare Parley Urged for Alberta Work Program

Medicine Hat city council urged an immediate conference among federal provincial and municipal authorities to address employable residents on social assistance. The resolution notes rising demand for relief, argues welfare undermines initiative, and calls for a joint conference to provide work for able-bodied relief recipients.

Medicine Hat Alberta Government of Canada

Chief Wins Point On Gasoline Trucks In Medicine Hat

Fire Chief Leonard Morris pressured City Council to limit downtown gasoline deliveries to 2,500 gallon trucks. Oil company representatives and aldermen debated safety, routes, and licensing while considering rewording the truck route bylaw after warnings of explosions and higher accident rates with smaller trucks.

Leonard Morris Medicine Hat G. R. Cunningham H. M.trimble and Co Calgary R. J. Richardson Imperial Oil Ltd Edmonton Harry Weiner Allowance Ave Mr. Cunningham Council North America Chief Morris Finance and Morris Lethbridge Cunningham Richardson

Sam Lentz objects to No Left Turn signs on Allowance Ave

Sam Lentz owner of Sam's Lunch and Confectionery on Allowance Ave urged City Council to remove the No Left Turn traffic limits on Allowance Ave linking Maple Ave. He cited a 1962 turnover drop of 12 402 from earlier years and provided monthly figures for 1960 61 and 62. Ald Lutes noted higher traffic past the store since the overpass project and the council sent the matter to the safety committee for review with a plan to revisit the issue.

Sam Lentz Allowance Ave Lentz Sam Maple Ave Ald Willard Lutes Traffic Safety Committee

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