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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 07, 2005
Page
1
A fragmented forecast shows multiple daily highs and lows with partly cloudy to sunny conditions. U V index note appears, warning of sun risk and radiation. The text is incomplete but indicates generally cool days with light wind and periods of cloud cover.
Crowded Government Hall heard the Medicine Hat Amateur Dramatic company perform My Turn Next at St Barnabas church. The program opened with a duet by Mrs Sutherland and Miss Botterill and solos by Mr Beaufort and Mrs Coons before the second part, a laughable farce.
The sequence covers wartime actions on December 11 1960, the Gerda Munsinger affair in Canada, 1968 Animals lineup breakup and New Animals hits, 1983 Islands in the Stream platinum status, 1998 Billboard Music Awards wins by Celine Dion and Shania Twain, and 2003 Zimbabwe exits the Commonwealth amid human rights concerns.
The Corona Auction, a major fundraiser for the Medicine Hat News Santa Claus Fund, is set for Thursday at 7 p.m. The event has raised $261,000 in 14 years and fills the Corona hotel seating of about 352. Donations of new items are welcome at the Corona, 721 5th St. SE, with all proceeds aiding needy families for Christmas.
A rat terrier named Jimmy looks up as he barks at Santa who tries to coax him onto his lap for a photo in Faribault Minnesota. The mall hosted Pose Your Pet With Santa with proceeds benefiting Rice County Humane Society.
A Medicine Hat man Edward Lee Turrett was sentenced to 20 months to be served in the community after pleading guilty to possession of narcotics for trafficking. Police seized 9.29 grams of cocaine 57 grams of marijuana 2.7 grams of hashish a cellphone and about $80 in cash following a Feb 6 2004 arrest.
The Alberta government expands the centennial education savings plan to all students. A $100 provincial grant will be added to registered education savings plans for the years children turn eight, 11, and 14, broadening eligibility beyond those born in 2005 and later.
Judge Graydon Nicholas ordered a publication ban on evidence from a hearing about a private prosecution bid against Karl Toft. John Fearon of Toronto, a Kingsclear reform school alumnus from the 1960s, appeared to seek charges against Toft, a former guard. The hearing adjourned to December 28 to decide if enough evidence exists to proceed.
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