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1990-03-28
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Page 18 The Gazette Modifications to Regulations Governing RCMP Uniforms The Solicitor General, Pierre Cadieux has approved amendments to the RCMP regulations governing the wearing of the red tunic uniform in the Force. The red serge tunic, or significant uniform, is the official uniform worn for formal and ceremonial occasions. The Solicitor General accepted a recommendation bom RCMP Commissioner Norman Inkster that will make the red tunic uniform unisex, meaning that female members will now wear the same uniform as male mem bers. The amended regulations will state that the Commissioner may exempt any member from wearing any items of the red tunic uniform on the basis' of the member's religious beliefs. When making his decision the Solicitor General said it was in keeping with legislation museum notes 700 volunteer hours worked in less than 5 months The Mountain View Museum under went a major face lift last summer. Our volunteers since November 1. 1989 have spent 700 hours cleaning up and re-doing our displays. The whole area has a new look and many new items are on display. Without our volunteers, we would not be able to maintain the museum, nor would we have our ever changing special displays and our different events. To all the people who have so faithfully supported us in the hectic months past, and who will continue to devote so much time to us in the months ahead, we would like to extend our heartfelt thanks. This has been a terrific output of time, ladies and gentlemen and a wonderful example of what community spirited people can do. We are proud of you. To you we dedicate this poem, so well worded by an anonymous poet. Volunteers Many will be shocked to find, When the day of judgement nears. That there's a special place in Heaven Set aside for volunteers . Furnished with big recliners, Satin couches and footstools, Where there's no committee chairman. No group leaders or car pools, No eager team that needs a coach, No bazaar or no bake sale. There will be nothing to staple; Not one thing to fold or mail. Telephone lists will be outlawed... But a finer snap will bring Cool drinks and gourmet dinners And rare treats fit for a king... You ask, who'll serve this privileged few And work for all they're worth? Why, all those .who reaped the benefits And not once volunteered on Earth. Anonymous. Courtesy of the Calgary Philharmonic. The Mountain View Museum is located one block north of the Post Office. Call 556-8464 for information and special tours. A 1989 study showed a bulk load of Alberta grain shipped from Calgary to Los Angeles would have to travel 1,577 miles by road, or 1,707 miles by raiL set down in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms and in the Supreme Court decision of 1985, Blunder vs CNR Company which recognized that a Sikh, for religious reasons, may not wear anything but a turban on his head. The constitution and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms made it necessary for the Supreme Court to render the decision of 1985. What does this mean to Canadians who take pride in their Canadian heritage? We are people trying to save a part of what we believe is a national symbol that represents a part of our Canadian heritage. Other parts of Canada are striving to protect their culture and heritage and we in Western Canada are no different, we also have a legacy that includes the RC.M.P. to pass on to our children. With these thoughts in mind perhaps it is time for Canadians to review the constitution and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. DCC VW by Cynthia DriakiU Writer's block, writer's cramp, whatever it's called I have got it. What 1 do not have is apathy, I do have aprehension I must have spring fever. There's nothing, yet there's everything going on in and around town with heavy emphasis on the school situation, the GST and the weather. The transition from winter to spring finds Music Festival events all over the community, the town parents borrowing (iup to a million dollars to tide over any shortfalls in administration costs until our tax dollars come flooding in, canvassers from many charitable organizations knocking at our doors and proud statements about how wonderful we were at Christmas time to have filled sooo SMf many baskets for those in need in our community. I'd be a lot prouder if those baskets were not needed, that those people who received them had the opportunity never to require them. And if they have those needs last Christmas, do they not have the need now? We have a terrific group of people who are providing food bank facilities and items but would it not be wonderful not to have any need of these volunteers and their services and goods? Spring has us all cleaning up, out and trashing. Now to save on paper products, my drawer space and editorial dollars, I'd like to see some smart person unite the Community Directory and those new green pages into one publication. That would sure provide a nice little package for those people up at the Economic Development Board. Another rite of many springs is the coming of the head hunters, the census takers of legend and fame. It may seem an invasion of privacy Wednesday, March 28, 1990 but the job they do does help our town parents to guestimate what direction we should take, and the needs of the community in the future. I mean real needs, the survival needs, not the fluff stuff. Be kind to your census taker when they come to call. The block and cramps will surely disappear with the snows of winter and in our house we look forward to the spring. Now if that VHS will just stay down in the basement we can redo our yard... You're Invited to a Vegetation Management Open House Water Valley Community Hall Saturday. March 31. 1990 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Bring your questions about: Tree Shrub Selection Tree Trimming Herbicide Use Mowing (Mulching) Cat Clearing Cooperative Vegetation Management Program TransAlta's Line Clearance Program A TransMta Utilities u s E G A Z E T T E C L A S S I F I E D S. T H E Y W O R K - :- Your days are numbered fl b .*- j ,. YiHiVHIOM Priced right at 17,997 or less At this price, they won't be hangm' 'round for long. The 1990 Long-Rider truck. Available from the GMen now, but not for long. Saturday, April 7, is your last day to get a specially equipped, specially priced Long-Rider, the tough truck that's got the competition running for cover. gettk The GMen Your General Motors Dealers ** * jOl Long-Rider rZ S 9mW all weather air conditioning all-season steel belted 4 speed automatic trans radial tires mission with overdrive sliding rear window glass 5.7L(350cuin)EFIV8 chrome deluxe front engine bumper w/rubber strips deluxe two-tone paint and guards including accent stripe rear step bumper Electronically tuned body, side and wheel AM/FM stereo with seek-scan opening mouldings cassette player and digital tinted glass clock daytime running lights tilt wheel and cruise composite headlamps speed control heavy duty front ft rear intermittent wiper system shock absorbers instrument gauges engine and transmission interior lamp package oil coolers rear wheel anti-lock brakes cold climate package rally wheels With 4 wheel drive option 19,997 The 14,997 Best Value 6Vi or 8 Ft fleet-side/wide- carbon steel all welded side cargo box ladder type frame with 4.3 L EH V6 engine channel design AM/FM Stereo radio 15 all-season steel belted w/seek-scan and digital clock radials sliding rear window glass wheel covers power steering aluminized exhaust system power vacuum self- rear step bumper adjusting brakes with rear full bench seat wheel anti-lock system body, side and wheel 5 speed manual opening mouldings transmission below eye-line exterior hydraulic clutch control mirrors tHtVROttT H Total GMAC Suggested retail price for a 1990 Chevy Scottsdale or GMC Sierra SLX equipped as described and Including freight charges. Insurance and license fees not Included. Vehicles may not be Immediately available from dealer stock. Dealer may sell for less. Offer excludes fleet and leased vehicles. The buyer will be responsible for the applicable taxes, licensing fees and Federal Excise Tax at the time of the transaction. See your participating General Motors dealer for full dote He.
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Image 264 (1990-03-28), from microfilm reel 264, (CU12514720). Courtesy of Early Alberta Newspapers Collection, Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary.