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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 08, 1985

Page

2

Metis land title gains seen as major 1985 session move

Cypress MLA Alan Hyland said Resolution No. 18, introduced by Premier Lougheed, passed unanimously to grant Metis settlements title to lands around Big Prairie Caslan Kikino East Prairie Elizabeth Fishing Lake Paddle Prairie and Gift Lake. Final transfer awaits agreements with Metis groups and changes to the Alberta Act and related legislation.

Medicine Hat News Hyland Paul Strickland The Cypress Alan Hyland Edmonton Peter Lougheed Big Prairie Caslan Kikino East Prairie Elizabeth Fishing Lake Paddle Prairie Gift Lake

Lintott chosen as new medical officer of health

After over a year of debate the Medicine Hat and District Health Unit hires Dr Dale Lintott as medical officer of health on a part time fee for service basis. The MOH position fills a vacancy since February 1984 and follows board approval by a five to two vote amid prior opposition from two board members and local physicians. The chairwoman notes the move shifts focus to addressing underfunded preventive programs and unmet community health needs.

Medicine Hat and District Health Unit Health Unit Board Ministry of Community and Social Services Jean Franklin Medicine Hat Dale Lintott Franklin Ken Clementi Lintott Martha Andrews Andrews Brooks

Drunk Driver Fined $600 After Citizen Help

Alfred Daignault 57 of Calgary pleaded guilty to driving with blood alcohol above .08 after weaving on the Trans-Canada near Redcliff. A citizen flagged him to police. breath tests showed .27 and .25. Sentenced by Judge G R DeBow, Daignault cooperated and did not flee.

Alfred Daignault Calgary Daignault Redcliff David Carter Pass Rawson Seventh Street N.E James Dale Satre Second St. N.W DeBow

Theft of plastic letters from portable signs sought by Crime Stoppers

Crime Stoppers asks for help identifying those who removed 485 red and black 9 inch letters from city business signs on April 13 14 1985. Letters valued at 606.25 dollars with up to 2000 dollars reward for information leading to arrests. Call 527-TIPS or Toll Free 1 800 242-TIPS or write Box 207 Medicine Hat Alberta T1A 7E9.

Medicine Hat

Fire still under investigation at East Glen Cres blaze

Medicine Hat police Det. Charles Redpath said the cause of Monday's explosion and fire at 33 East Glen Cres 8.E. remains under investigation. Ted Feschuk, the occupant, was interviewed at hospital and conditions were described as satisfactory. Neighbors at 37 East Glen Cres S.E. and 29 East Glen Cres S.E. remain in motels as repairs continue.

East Glen Cres Medicine Hat Charles Redpath Redpath Ted Feschuk District Hospital Feschuk Gloria Ilerbrun Dempsters East Glen Cres. S.E Les Ulrich S.E

Uranium City PCB Transformer Fluid Burn Improper West Saskatchewan

Eldorado Nuclear burned up to 34,000 litres of PCB contaminated transformer fluid at Uranium City without Saskatchewan approval. Environment Minister Neal Hardy said permission was not granted and charges may be pursued after reports from Eldorado and the department. The May 12 13 incident followed a prior clearance to burn 7,500 litres.

Regina Eldorado Nuclear Ltd Saskatchewan Uranium City Neal Hardy Hardy Lawrence Yew NDP Cumberland Eldorado Environment Department Yew

Parks face business threat to private park management

Edmonton spokesman Bart Deeg of the National and Provincial Parks Association of Canada warns privatizing provincial parks could damage wilderness areas. He supports private operation only for some park types, insisting core park values must be protected as Parks Minister Peter Trynchy pushes privatization to save tax dollars.

Edmonton Bart Deeg National and Provincial Parks Association of Canada Deeg Peter Trynchy

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