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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1990
Page
3
Col Angus Brown, 45, reflects on his tenure at Canadian Forces Base Suffield noting more good than bad amid peace rallies training injuries and a major fire. He handed over command to Col Howard Marsh at a ceremony Friday afternoon.
The Alberta Weather Centre seeks volunteers to join a 1,200 strong severe weather watch network across the province. Volunteers report storms and wind or hail events for downstream warnings, with emphasis on large scale blizzards and rural outreach to agriculture.
Col. Howard Marsh takes command of Canadian Forces Base Suffield in a Friday parade, succeeding Col. Angus Brown who led since 1986. Marsh, 48, arrives after briefings in Alberta and plans to relocate his family from Carlisle Pennsylvania. Brown reflects on growth, environmental work, and international training shifts amid ongoing base changes.
Kevin Morgan, 27, Alberta native and insulin dependent diabetic, ends his 1500 kilometre Ride for Research in Calgary with a police escort. The fundraiser, backed by the Alberta Foundation for Diabetes Research, supports insulin producing islet cell transplant research and is matched by the provincial government. Morgan endured wet cold, wore plastic bags on limbs, and survived a collision during training, aiming to show Albertans the funding pays off.
The Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety chair says youths ages 15 to 24 have disproportionately high workplace injuries and deaths. At a Medicine Hat luncheon during Canadian Occupational Health and Safety Week, Maureen Shaw urged early education and community involvement to foster safe habits, noting Alberta's leadership in awareness programs and presenting several safety awards.
Ronald Hardon, 54, a British Army civil engineer based at Canadian Forces Base Suffield, is named a Member of the Order. He led a 28 million dollar regrowth program and oversaw New Works construction in Canada and parts of the United States for the British Army. Hardon plans retirement to Britain with wife Lily.
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