Background
Schmid, Horst A. was born in Munich, Federal Republic Germany.
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Horst A. Schmid
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Horst A. Schmid, Canadian provincial administrator. member Alberta Legislation Assembly from Edmonton-Avonmore, 1971-1986, minister of culture, youth and recreation, 1971, minister government services and minister responsible for culture, 1975, minister of state for economics development and international trade, 1979, minister international trade, 1982-1986.
Career
Chief exec; officer International Export Corporation, 1956-1971. General trade and tourism Government Director, advisory board Petroleum Institute of Thailand.
Achievements
Membership
Member Alberta Legislation Assembly from Edmonton-Avonmore, 1971-1986, minister of culture, youth and recreation, 1971, minister government services and minister responsible for culture, 1975, minister of state for economics development and international trade, 1979, minister international trade, 1982-1986.
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Awards
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Recipient numerous awards from provincial, national and international organizations, including Silver Ribbon award City of Edmonton, Special award National Music Council for Encouragement to Music in Alberta and Canada, Distinguished Service award Alberta Motion Picture Industries Association. Inducted Edmonton Cultural Hall of Fame,1987. Recipient The Great Canadian award, 1989, The Star of Friendship Among Nations in Gold, 1989, Commanders Cross of the Order of Merit Federal Republic of Germany, 1990, Golden Helm award International Public Rels.tempSpaceHotels and Travel Agencies, 1991. Named Honorary Indian Chief Flying Eagle, Manitoba of Year, Commonwealth Games Foundation.Recipient numerous awards from provincial, national and international organizations, including Silver Ribbon award City of Edmonton, Special award National Music Council for Encouragement to Music in Alberta and Canada, Distinguished Service award Alberta Motion Picture Industries Association. Inducted Edmonton Cultural Hall of Fame,1987. Recipient The Great Canadian award, 1989, The Star of Friendship Among Nations in Gold, 1989, Commanders Cross of the Order of Merit Federal Republic of Germany, 1990, Golden Helm award International Public Rels.tempSpaceHotels and Travel Agencies, 1991.
Named Honorary Indian Chief Flying Eagle, Manitoba of Year, Commonwealth Games Foundation.