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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1981
Page
3
Redcliff council plans to implement the 1981 mill rate and address sewer issues at tonight's 7:00 Town Hall meeting. Mayor John Van Dam says the bylaw will receive first, second, and third readings after being set at the previous meeting.
A Southeast Medicine Hat house owned by John Geiser suffered about 2500 in damage after a Saturday fire. Fire crews were on scene for over two hours at 25 Calder Rd S.E. Two vehicles incurred about 1700 damage in a Second Street N.E. collision near Altawana Avenue. James Reaves of Virden Man. drove west and collided with a northbound car driven by Bradley Schmitz of 817 22nd St. N.E. Police said the incident occurred around 11:15 a.m. Building issues and sewer extensions dominated council discussions, including sewer deadline extensions to fall and bylaw amendments for non residential areas.
Bay removes cribs amid Canadian consumer protests as officials from Alberta Consumers' Association and the federal department cite danger. The colonial style cribs linked to 21 child deaths were pulled from Edmonton and Medicine Hat floors after supplier nonreturn, with managers promising to remove them nationwide if customers remain unhappy.
Lionel Cavan recalls a life rooted on the family ranch near Dunmore Alberta. The operation centers on a 30 acre spring feeding Ross Creek and a lake named for his father Henry Cavan. The family historical ties include ties to the Canadian Pacific Railway, early ice making, cattle drives, and Medicine Hat Stampede leadership.
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