Sun Ergos brings theatre magic to Calgary students
Calgary performers Robert Greenwood and Dana Luebke tour elementary schools with Sun Ergos a one hour show blending stories poems and dances. They aim to inspire appreciation of theatre among children while using works by Frances Fraser Shakespeare and Inca music. The company relies on grants bake sales and a school board grant of 200 per performance and volunteers.
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Herald School
Sun Ergos Company
Dana Luebke
Robert Greenwood
Calgary
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Europe
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Sun Ergos
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Frances Fraser
Dogbone
Romania
Mother Earth
Rodney Sommerfeld
Medicine Hat
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Health service hours across Alberta communities
MEDICINE HAT health unit provides Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Crestwood at 102 2248 Southview Dr operates Monday Wednesday Friday 9 to 11:45 and 1:30 to 4:30. Brooks health centre runs Tuesday and Wednesday 9 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. and 1:30 to 6:15 p.m. Redcliff senior citizens drop in on Tuesday 9:30 a.m. to noon and 12:30 to 5 p.m.
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Medicine Hat
Crestwood
Southview Dr
Brooks
Redcliff
City Development Appeal Board hears two proposals in Northeast Crescent Heights
The Development Appeal Board will meet at 6:30 p.m. on June 14 to review two appeals. Jim Schafer of 413 18 St. N.E. appeals the Municipal Planning Commission's approval of Debra Reesor's day care at 1797 Fourth Ave. N.E., The Children's Corner, housing 25 children with two full-time and three part-time staff. Wahl Builders Ltd. faces an appeal by John Holton of 381 12th St. N.E. over traffic and noise from a Mac's convenience store and Petro-Canada gas bar at 398 12th St. N.E.
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Crescent Heights
Jim Schafer
St. N.E
Municipal Planning Commission
Debra Reesor
Fourth Ave. N.E
Mac’s
Petro- Canada
Wahl Builders Ltd
12Th St. N.E
Man jailed for slap at downtown hotel assault
Clarence Roy, 55, pleaded guilty in provincial court Friday to assault causing bodily harm against a waitress during a June 3 incident at Assiniboia Inn. Roy, described as very intoxicated, claimed he was passing through Medicine Hat after hitchhiking from Vancouver. He received 45 days in jail. Fraser G. Carr, 22, of Alsask, Sask, was fined 185 for two missed court appearances and traffic offences including red light driving and a prohibited turn.
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Clarence Roy
Roy
Assiniboia Inn
Third St. S.E
Darwin Greaves
Medicine Hat
Vancouver
Winnipeg
Fraser G. Carr
Alsask
Sask
Carr
Greaves
B.C
Tim Jervis
Council considers rules on satellite dishes and large garages
Medicine Hat council may require development permits for satellite dish antennas and limit accessory buildings to 67 square metres. Ajit Atwal of the RPC outlined proposals to regulate garages and antennas, with MPC approval needed for roof mounts and plans by a professional engineer. Local debate over yard space and potential nonresidential uses continues.
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Ajit Atwal
Southeast Alberta Regional Planning Commission
RPC
Atwal
Municipal Planning Commission
MPC
Council
Sterma Alley
Frank
Aid Society in Medicine Hat Sees Immigrant Resettlement Gains
The Medicine Hat Society for Immigrant Resettlement, after over a year of operation, reports encouraging progress under director Paula Komanchuk. The group aims to go public, seek volunteers, and expand outreach about immigrant cultures and the challenges they face in Canada. Direct services include arrival reception and adjustment support.
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Medicine Hat
Canada
Komanchuk
Social services face health unit role clarity in Alberta
Social service officials meeting in Brooks voiced concern over public health units as provincially funded, seeking clearer roles and better municipal accountability. They discussed regionalization, a decentralization plan with a Coaldale regional office, and the need for a neutral mediator between units and the province to improve service.
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Alberta
Community Resources Centre Board of Directors
Les Brost
Brooks
Medicine Hat
Bassano
Forty Mile
Brest
Community Resources Centre
Social Services
Coaldale
Building permits show May slowdown in housing, commercial activity
City reports May building activity remained weak with only 17 new single family permits issued, down from 57 in May 1981. Estimated value for new houses fell to 869000 from 2875000, with no apartment starts and a single commercial permit valued at 75000, versus six permits worth 873000 in May of last year.
Poor Lou Hyndman Faces Alberta Cash Crunch
Edmonton column pokes fun at provincial treasurer Lou Hyndman known as Poor Lou as Alberta faces a more than 2 billion dollar cash shortfall. The piece notes a 700 million borrowing plan, 30 percent rise in capital spending, and broader oil and farming tax cuts as part of an economic revival strategy. It jests about borrowing etiquette and suggests bankruptcy or tax hikes as last options.
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Edmonton
Lou Hyndman
Hyndman
Poor Lou
Lou
Legislature
Alberta
Island
Pete
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Department of Advanced Education and Manpower
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Department of the Secretary of State
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Linda
Southview Community School
Robin Schlaht
Bill Sass
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