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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Sep 02, 1977

Page

2

Richest Citizens Among Lawyers Enjoy Free Public Support

Ottawa lawyers at the Canadian Bar Association four day annual meeting benefited from government services and facilities. A $15,000 translation grant, use of 1,000 defence chairs and tables, and free Government Conference Centre access were cited as gifts. Delegates paid $135 each with 1,300 attending, while the convention faced budget squeezes despite donations and high venue costs.

Doug Small Ottawa Canada Parliament Hill A. Boyd Ferris Canadian Bar Association Defence Department Ontario National Arts Centre Justice Ron Basford

Trailer Fire Damages Trailer at 511 8th St NE

Overnight blaze damaged a folded tent trailer owned by Richard Frank, 511 8th St. N.E. Medicine Hat fire officials reported about 1,500 in damage. Cause suspected as an electrical short or a ceiling light left burning. Franks extinguished the fire themselves and fire crews checked the scene.

Medicine Hat Richard Frank 8Th St. N.E Franks

Marijuana crop found near Vermilion Alberta

RCMP said a man is in custody after about 100 marijuana plants were found growing in a farmyard in the Clandonald area northeast of Vermilion. Plants ranged up to nine feet. seed and leaves valued at about 30000 dollars.

Vermilion Alta RCMP Clandonald Edmonton Smoky Lake Alberta Human Rights and Civil Liberties Association Randy Morceau Citizens For Fair Health Care George McDougall

Chilliwack man charged in four murders described as loner

Walter Murray Madsen 23 of Chilliwack was charged with the killings of four Rosedale youths July 18 after neighbors described him as quiet and solitary. A trail of facts includes a river shooting scene, a missing girl, and ongoing searches for Leela Guliker's body. Madsen appeared in court with a paper bag over his head and remains in custody as police probe motive.

Edson Alta Anthony Meek Edmonton RCMP Meek Leonard John Foltz Winnipeg John Joseph Osborne Donald Clarence Bergen Foltz Highway 200 Ste. Adolphe Chilliwack Walter Murray Madsen Rosedale Nettie Stasiuk Madsen Gerty Bestebroer Les Otto Evert den Hertog Jan den Hertog Egbert Menger Leela Guliker Fraser River Rosedale-Agassiz Bridge Ed Menger

Tipster risks reward in Chilliwack teens murder case

Vancouver police say a tipster who named suspect Walter Murray Madsen but did not reveal their own name may lose part of the $25,000 reward. Inspector Les Holmes noted two August tips led to Madsen after police chased hundreds of leads. He declined to confirm if the unnamed caller provided Madsen’s name.

Vancouver Chilliwack B.C Vancouver Area Madsen Vancouver Police RCMP Holmes

Canadian Trade Document Alignment System for streamlined filings

A federally funded COSTPRO project introduces a micro computer system that standardizes trade forms. Using a single master form and the Canadian Trade Document Alignment System, all documents share the same size and layout and key details appear in fixed places. One transaction yields one original document.

Estelle Dorais Montreal Canadian Organization For the Costpro

CBersman Safety Break near Pashley on Trans-Canada Highway

During the long weekend a 24 hour Safety Break stop at Pashley offered coffee and food. REACT radio emergency volunteers urged drivers to rest and explained the Help flag program. In July the stop served about 500 to 600 people.

Cbersman Trans-Canada Highway Pashley React — Radio Emergency Associated Citizens Teams Cbers

Medicine Hat Hosts First Annual Food Show at Stampede Park

Medicine Hat prepares for a two day event September 20 and 21 at the Exhibition building Stampede Park with 150 national food suppliers showing grocer and hotel goods. Organiser Harry Mitzner of Medicine Hat Wholesale Food Company says the display targets bulk buyers while the public may view on opening day. Mayor Ted Grimm will open the event at 11 a.m. on September 20.

Medicine Hat Stampede Park Harry Mitzner Medicine Hat Wholesale Food Company Mitzner Ted Grimm

Medicine Hat College Course Start Dates Announced

Evening non-credit courses begin in the week of September 19 while credit courses start next week. A Wednesday NEWS story failed to clarify the later start, which applies to non-credit courses with registrations starting September 8. A three day registration for credit courses ends today.

Medicine Hat College

Redcliff man denied bail in indecent assault case

An order in provincial court refusing bail to Ernest Droeske is upheld after a district court review. Droeske, charged with four counts of indecent assault on city women, remains in custody until a preliminary hearing set for Sept. 20. He has elected trial by district court judge without a jury.

Redcliff Ernest Droeske Droeske

Major Canadian Aircraft Auction At St Andrews Airport

More than 200 corporate and private aircraft from across Canada are set for sale this Saturday at St Andrews Airport. Pace Aviation Ltd. official Sandy McLeod says the auction is unprecedented in scale in Canada and estimates the total aircraft value near 3 million dollars.

Winnipeg Canada St. Andrews Sandy McLeod Pace Aviation Ltd McLeod

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