Criminologists Call for Reform At Canada Congress
Delegates at the Canadian Congress of Criminology and Corrections in Regina urge major justice system revisions. They criticize overreliance on prison and advocate expanded probation and parole to focus on rehabilitation while denouncing media and political scapegoating of prisoners.
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Regina
Canadian Congress of Criminology and Corrections
Earl Hastings
Alberta
Congress
Art Lloyd
Metis Society of Saskatchewan
Social Services
William R. Outerbridge
Centre of Criminology
University of Ottawa
Redcliff roses for Queen to greet Calgary visit
Redcliff Greenhouses will ship 225 pink Sensation and Tropicana roses to a Calgary florist for presentation to the Royal visitor during the Queen's July 5 Calgary Stampede arrival. Roses depart July 3 with a regular city shipment. management confirms the system can meet expectations.
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Calgary
Police Court fines in Medicine Hat and area
Leslie Kraeker of Medicine Hat was fined 100 plus costs after pleading guilty to driving with a blood alcohol level over .08. He gave a .18 breathalyser near Cluny on June 11 and was placed on four months probation with a film series. Licenced restricted to work for six months. Wilfred Krushel Irvine fined 50 for illegal possession of alcohol June 6 after open beer found in a car. Veronica Boltz Medicine Hat fined 50 for illegal possession of alcohol after open liquor found in her car near Redcliff. David Zahenaiko Rolling Hills fined 50 for illegal possession of alcohol after open beer found in a car April 28.
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Leslie Kraeker
Medicine Hat
RCMP
Kraeker
Cluny
Wilfred Krushel
Irvine
Veronica Boltz
Redcliff
David Zahenaiko
Rolling Hills
City considers Kin grant to aid training centre
The city finance committee recommended a 5000 grant to the Kinsmen Training Centre to push toward a 60000 fundraising goal for mentally and physically handicapped people. The committee also urged awarding Bow Island Drilling the contract to drill 16 gas wells for the city.
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Bow Island Drilling
City Park Wading Pools and Playgrounds Set to Open
The city will open four wading pools at Central Kin Lions Crestwood and eight supervised playgrounds at Central Lions Kin Crestwood Second Hargrave Hill and Heights parks on Tuesday July 3. Play programs run Monday to Friday 9 am to 12 noon and 1 to 5 pm. Wading pool hours are weekdays 10 am to 6 pm weekends 9 am to 12 noon and 1 to 6 pm. Noon hours at Saturdays and Sundays are closed. Wading pools limit to children eight and under.
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Central Park
Kin Park
Lions Park
Crestwood Park
Second Street Park
Hargrave Park
Hill Recreation Centre
Heights Recreation Centre
Breakthrough in rapeseed meal freight rates lauded
Alberta Industry Minister Fred Peacock hailed the Canadian Transport Commission cut in rapeseed meal freight charges as a breakthrough. He said the decision should boost Alberta rapeseed processing locally, create jobs, and ease western inequities revealed while Alberta presses for broader western freight reforms ahead of Trudeau’s conference.
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Edmonton
Canadian Transport Commission
Alberta
Fred Peacock
Peacock
Trudeau
City bids and land sales details from committee meeting
The tender for gas line projects totals 83 152 with Ren Bar Drilling at 84 949 737. Interprovincial Pipe and Steel earns approval for 83 746 for line pipe. Franklyn Pipe and Supply recommended for gas well casing at 62 071. Pro Line Pipe Equipment recommended for pipe coating material at 13 232. Sixteen lots in the S W light industrial area offered first come first served at 87 per frontage foot, up 16 percent. Gardner Motors leased city lot opposite South view Shopping Mall. Committee recommends Stampede Grounds cost sharing with Stampede Company.
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Ren Bar
Interprovincial Pipe and Steel
Franklyn Pipe
Pro Line
S.W
Gardner Motors
Southview
Cattle market report from Medicine Hat feeding firm
Supplied by the Medicine Hat Feeding Company the cattle report lists cows at 34.00 to 35.50 for top cows medium 32.00 to 33.50 cannners and cutters 27.00 to 31.00 steady. Steers show top heavy yearlings 46.00 to 47.75 top light 53.00 to 54.80 and top heavy yearling heifers 44.50 to 47.00 top light 49.00 to 51.50.
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Medicine Hat Feeding Company
RCMP history highlighted in Medicine Hat bulletin
May edition of the Medicine Hat and District Historical Society bulletin honors the RCMP centennial with prize winning essays from Karen Kope Susan Gary Janine Olszewski and Patricia Sherlock. It covers the force’s early history World War II role and notes on the Medicine Hat detachment 1883 1893 plus accounts of a 1903 RNWMP sergeant drowning and a Mountie saving silverware.
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Medicine Hat and District Historical Society
RCMP
Society
Medicine Hat News
Karen Kope
Europe
Susan Gary
Ralston
Janine Olszewski
Patricia Sherlock
Medicine Hat
Jack Barrie
John Martin
Rosebud
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Ian Gatenby
Bart Symons
Hans Winkler
Brian Allen
Cold Lake
Mark Yoshihara
C. Sudeikar
B. Marshall
John Lebeau
Alex Taylor
Saskatchewan
Nicholas N. Kittrie
American University
Washington, D.C
Queen
North American
Easy Way Contact Crane’s Cartage & Storage Ltd
CTC
3Rd Street
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Stampede Company
RNWMP
Anna Reed Nixon
Pennsylvania
Capri Carpets
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Trans Canada
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