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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 08, 1983

Page

3

Centennial weekend lights up Medicine Hat with Jubilee events

Saamis Jubilee Weekend promises three days of celebrations led by Lord Moran visit and the Community Historical Train. Mayor Ted Grimm hosts officials while RCMP and military ceremonies showcase Trooping of the Guidon and a Ross Memorial Tank dedication. The event features a candle cake, street dances, a beer garden, fireworks, and a Sunday Old Fashioned Picnic with 10 cent treats.

Saamis John Bokstein Bokstein Lord Moran Canada RCMP Medicine Hat Burrows Don Macdonald Macdonald Burrows Lord Lady Moran Canadian Forces Base Suffield Medicine Hat Police Point Park Ted Grimm City Hall Edmonton Alberta Cypress Centre Athletic Park Joanne South Alberta Light Horse Regiment Lions Park Grimm Brian McKinley British Military Tradition Behind It,’” Macdonald Ross

Amy Hargrave dies at Walsh ranch after illness

Amy Laura Hargrave 59 wife of MP Bert Hargrave died at the Walsh ranch home. Born in Medicine Hat she lived on the Hargrave ranch since 1946 with their three children Harry Colby and Nairn. MLA Jim Horsman praised her help to Bert while he pursued politics.

Amy Hargrave Walsh Ranch Amy Laura Hargrave Bert Hargrave Walsh Amy Medicine Hat Hargrave Albert Bertha Reinhardt Irvine Harry Colby Nairn Ottawa House of Commons Minor Bert Jim Horsman Edmonton Horsman

Rural neighbors meet to boost Southern Alberta towns

Neighbors from Southern Alberta plan a one day Southern Alberta Regional Development Conference at Lethbridge Community College to share rural development ideas. John Melicher of the Rural Education and Development Association says locals lack knowledge of others’ efforts. Ilona Stapels notes projects include a death by own action prevention centre a main street program soil salinity discussion and a model pheasant farm.

Southern Alberta John Melicher Rural Education and Development Association Lethbridge Department of Continuing Education The Rural Education and Development Association, Uniform Institute of Cultural Affairs Ilona Stapels Linity Stapels

The Pen of My Aunt at Fireball Theatre gives light WWII humor

The one act Gordon Daviot comedy opened Tuesday at Fifth Avenue United Church basement. Rod Dal Collo plays a nameless traveler who barters with a German corporal, while Rosa Vince and Deb Asher shine early. Directed by Ruth Milne, shows run daily at 12 15 p m through June 18.

Fireball Theatre Gordon Daviot France Fifth Avenue United Church Rod Dal Collo Patrick Dirk Rosa Vince Ruth Milne Firehall Theatre

Builders to Start on Twinning Work East of Medicine Hat

The Alberta highway twinning project from the Saskatchewan border to Banff National Park proceeds with tenders called. Contractors may submit by June 17 and bid packages are available at Transportation Department offices in Lethbridge Calgary or Edmonton or at the Alberta Roadbuilders Association. About nine kilometres of highway east of Medicine Hat will be twinned with construction expected to begin early next month.

Kiwanis Riverside Park Trans-Canada Highway Medicine Hat North Western Coal and Navigation Company South Saskatchewan Saskatchewan Banff National Park Alan Waller Waller Transportation Department Lethbridge Calgary Edmonton Alberta Roadbuilders Association

City man fined for refusing breathalyzer test

A 25 year old Ronald Dirk of 1803 19th Ave was fined $2000 in provincial court by Judge George Lynch Staunton after refusing a breathalyzer test following a routine police stop revealing an open bottle in his car. Dirk has prior related offences in 1978 1979 and 1980. The hearing notes include another youth Dubroy fined for disturbances and curfew breach. Besplug elected jury trial on assault causing bodily harm with preliminary inquiry set for July 20.

Ronald Dirk 19Th Ave George Lynch-Staunton David Carter Dirk Carter Dubroy Warren Besplug Third St. S.E Redcliff Court of Queen’s Bench

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