Teen Tone Choir Seeks Girls For Fall Registration
Adele Armstrong director of the Teen Tones Chorus invites girls aged 14 to 17 to a Friday 2 p.m. registration at Fifth Avenue United Church sanctuary. The choir recently won the Pepsi Cola Cup for Alberta's best junior choir. Also seeking 14 to 19 year old boys for a future male glee club at the same time and location.
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Adele Armstrong
Teen Tones Chorus
Fifth Avenue United Church
Teen Tones
Alberta
Millington confronts council over lease dispute with Hansen
Millington, a persistent gadfly, pressed city hall about a lease near the reservoir awarded to Eric Hansen. He claimed unfair treatment and argued the council lacks power to release land, while officials denied his accusations and ordered him to leave, vowing he would return.
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Art Millington
Eric Hansen
Millington
Mr. Hansen
Hansen
Chuck Meagher
Meagher
Bill Keith
Busi
Parking bylaw amendment on parking meter funds defeated
City council defeated a motion to amend the parking bylaw to use only parking meter funds for parking expenditures. Ald. Roy Wiedemann urged downtown space development and warned three major lots leased by private firms could be reclaimed. Others argued meters paid by residents should benefit the public, while some favored private or mixed approaches. Wiedemann was the sole vote in support.
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Ald
Roy Wiedemann
Medicine Hat
Jack Edwards
Edwards
Hugh Belsher
Magistrate Court fines in city man plead guilty case
In Magistrate Court Monday morning, Stuart G. Cotton 1254 Elm St was fined 50 and costs for driving under suspension. He also faced 25 and costs for unlawfully obtaining liquor under 21 and 25 and costs for using another's license. Larry Johnson of Redcliff paid 35 and costs for careless driving. James Clegg of Redcliff fined 25 and costs for illegal liquor possession. Wayne Sorrell of Redcliff fined 15 and costs for speeding. Mathew Hirsch of Redcliff paid 10 and costs for letting his son drive a truck on a learner's permit. The son allegedly drove elsewhere, causing an accident. the truck rolled 1.5 times and was destroyed. James Spiering of Redcliff fined 10 for letting another operate without license. Kingsway Freightlines Limited of Calgary fined 5 and costs for inadequate mudflaps. Mozes Aleman of Seven Persons fined 5 and costs for inadequate signal lights. Richard C Klaudt of 1202 Balmoral St. fined 5 for fishing without a licence at Rock Lake near Brooks.
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Stuart G. Cotton
Elm St
Larry Johnson
Redcliff
James Clegg
Wayne Sorrell
Mathew Hirsch
Mozes Aleman
Rock Lake
Brooks
Richard C. Klaudt
Bal‘Moral St
Council approves mobile home bylaw amendment for caretakers
Third reading amends the mobile home bylaw to permit caretakers or watchmen to live in trailers near their work with council approval. The measure follows last meeting’s appeal grant to the South Alberta Light Horse Sergeant's Mess for the caretaker to reside in a trailer during renovations. First reading approved a $10,000 borrowing bylaw for Crestwood Park improvements.
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Council
South Alberta Light Horse Sergeant’s
Crestwood Park
Redcliff seeks weed inspector as post remains vacant
Redcliff town council cannot find a volunteer for weed inspector. Mayor Alf Dutton suggests checking if a woman may take the job while others joke about imaginary staff and ambi tious workers. Council plans to approach three more potential candidates at the next meeting.
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Redcliff
Frank Britt
George Blades
Dave Broadfoot
Rupert Cann
Britt
Mr. Broadfoot
Herb Rambo
Dutton
Pinder
Robert J. Glover
Broadfoot
Quebec
Grade 12 pupils on semester plan in Medicine Hat
The Public School Board approved offering all Grade XII matriculation subjects on a semester basis at the Medicine Hat School this fall following trials with two courses this year. Alberta schools have experimented with the plan. The board hopes to align high school semesters with university terms to ease university entry. A three week mid term break would be added by replacing summer holidays to create an extra semester, bringing high schools and universities closer together.
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John Jackie
Medicine Hat
Alberta
All Canada
Loyola College
Montreal
All Canada Insurance Federation
Canada
AGT Plans Microwave Tower in Redcliff
Mayor Alf Dutton told the town council AGT wants to build a microwave tower in Redcliff. A 300 foot test tower with old style guy wires is planned near either the water tower or the TV station, with a preference for the water tower site but the television station option discussed. Further action awaits formal notice from AGT.
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Alf Dutton
AGT
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