First Medicine Hat Home and Trades Show Opens
The Medicine Hat Textiles Analysis Service of the University of Alberta joins about 60 exhibitors in 80 booths at the Arena Convention Centre for a professional consumer show. John Stanley and Leif Klein highlight consumer exposure, local and out of town exhibitors, and booths including HTH Cabinets. The event runs Thursday to Saturday, noon to 11 p.m., with free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat Home and Trades
Textiles Analysis Service
Department of Home Economics
University of Alberta
Arena Convention Centre
John Stanley
Canadian Home Expo's Ltd
Stanley
Medicine Hat
Denmark
HTH Cabinets
Leif Klein
Debbie Braun
Milt Reinhardt
Reinhardt
Frank Webber
Lottery winner waits for prize cash before celebrating
Isabelle Fitzhenry of Redcliff, 61, won $100,000 in the May 31 Western Express Lottery. She still believes it only when the money arrives, saying the win didn’t register at first. If funds arrive, she plans a modest plan and perhaps a trip to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Fitzhenry
Redcliff
England
Talks continue as beer walkout disrupts provinces
The Canadian Press reports ongoing talks despite walkouts and lockouts in British Columbia Alberta and Manitoba impacting Carling O Keefe Labatt and Molson plants. Union and brewery representatives met at Carling O Keefe in Vancouver and Labatt Victoria as strikes stretch supply and hotel and liquor store sales, with 1200 production workers idle and 200 distribution staff affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Alberta
Manitoba
B.C. Labor Relations Board
Vancouver
Carling O'Keefe
Labatt’s
Molson’s
Victoria
Columbia
Creston
United Brewery
LRB
Don Munroe
Carling O’keefe
Labatt
Munroe
B.C
Carling
Liquor Distribution
Washington State
Janet Wilson
Break-ins reported in Medicine Hat two sites targeted
Five persons were detained after overnight break-ins in Medicine Hat. Four adults face provincial court on breaking and entering charges. a juvenile is also in custody. Milk Company offices were ransacked and a safe tampered with at 233 5th St. S.E. Dairy Queen on Division Ave and Fourth St. S.W. was entered, confectioneries and cash stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat City
Larry Brink
Alpha Milk Company
5Th St. S.E
Dairy Queen
Division Avenue
Fourth Street
S.W
Brink
Alberta premier urges lower health care demands to curb costs
Alberta Premier Peter Lougheed told the Canadian Hospital Association that health care costs drive government spending and inflation. He cited a 300 percent rise in eight years and warned that aging populations and costly medical advances will keep costs high unless the private sector bears a larger share. He noted Alberta leads in hospital use and urged structural changes to strengthen the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Alberta
Peter Lougheed
Canadian Hospital Association
Canada
Lougheed
Boltons fines and other provincial court actions in Seven Persons
In Seven Persons Judge Philip Wambolt fined Provincial Court defendant Lawrence K Bolton 320 dollars after pleading guilty to driving with a blood alcohol content over .08 and driving without a licence. He was given until June 9 to pay. Separate Bow Island cases included Richard Malitowski fined 130 dollars for speeding and failing to appear. Redcliff theft case Michael Boser remanded for sentencing June 23 after pleading guilty to theft over 200 dollars. Cecil Hotel resident Dennis Glaser remanded for sentencing June 14 after guilty verdicts on uttering forged documents and related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence K. Bolton
Philip Wambolt
Darwin Greaves
Bolton
Wambolt
Bow Island
Greaves
Richard Malitowski
Bow Island Rcmp
Malitowski
Redcliff
Michael Ralph Boser
First Street
S.E
Boser
Dennis George Glaser
Cecil Hotel
Glaser
Deadline extended for Medicine Hat College juried art show
The Medicine Hat College fine arts department extends the entry deadline for a juried exhibition open to residents of the Medicine Hat federal constituency for at least six months. Up to five works per artist will be judged by an independent juror and may be purchased for the college collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Department
Medicine Hat College
Medicine Hat
National Arts Centre
Michelle Bakonyi
College Department of Fine Arts
National Exhibition Centre
Bomford Crescent
Brian Batsch
Saskatchewan approves uranium development in north
Saskatchewan moves to develop uranium deposits, approving Amok Ltd.’s Cluff Lake mine with strict environmental and worker safety rules. Premier Blakeney says the plan will proceed at a measured pace, with royalties of 1.5 to 3 billion possible 1977 to 1990, and major funds later in a heritage account. Environmentalists voice dismay as industry figures see potential economic revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Arbuckle
Regina
Saskatchewan
Alberta
NDP
Allan Blakeney
Justice E.D. Bayda
Amok Ltd
Cluff Lake
Blakeney
Amok
Marcel Totabouret
Tabouret
Saskatchewan Mining Association
Saskatchewan Construction Association
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Medicine Hat News
Valley Dale
St., S.W
Trans-Canada
Hwy
Jack Cocks
Chrysler
Accountants Club
MR. Jack Cocks
Plymouth
Chrysler Ltd
Dennis Brown
Dennis R. Brown
Chrysler Salesmen’s Guild
Dr. S.W
Greg Bueckert
Bud Drummond
Hill Homes, Realty
Gray
O'Keefe Breweries
Edmonton
Molson
Sick’s
Lethbridge
Uncle Ben's
Lower Mainland
New Westminster
Bob Binnendyk
Columbia Brewery
Ployers
Bruce Varga
Alta
By Joe Dary
Kingsway Turbo
Kingsway S.E
E & S Meats
Ave. S.E
Bob Findlay
Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce
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