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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 11, 2001
Page
3
Police seek information on a vehicle theft occurring between December 8 and December 9 in the 500 block of Allowance Avenue S.E. A white 1989 Buick Century with licence TV 135 had its window smashed. Call Medicine Hat Police Service with tips.
Alberta awaits federal housing funds as talks with Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation continue. If a bilateral agreement is signed the province could receive about 67 million for low cost housing with some funds directed to municipalities.
The Medicine Hat College student career services reports the online job board nearly doubles user numbers from September to October. In September it had over 2,000 hits by 358 users, and in October it logged 6,000 plus hits by 670 users. The site is open to the public and free for employers to post listings.
Police will set up photo radar at several sites in Medicine Hat on Tuesday December 11. Locations include Kingsway Avenue and the CAPE school playground area.
Hatters provide clothing, cash, and in kind aid to Jerry and Shez Hento and their sons Devon and Lucas after a December 6 fire destroyed most uninsured possessions. Donations flow from local groups, businesses, and residents with Canadian Tire and Petland offering support. The Salvation Army and Medicine Hat News Santa Claus Fund assist, while the family plans to donate unused items once stable.
Glendon Matthews 46 a Nova Scotia native and employee at Big Foot Hydro-Vac Services Ltd in Brooks died in a rollover on Highway 544 near Idessleigh. Coworkers mourn the loss as a memorial service is arranged and the company notes his positive work ethic and impact on staff.
Helen Olszewski led Cape students through Icelandic folklore about the Jolesveiner on Monday at the Multicultural Folk Arts Council. The tale says good children receive gifts, bad ones find a potato in their slippers left on the windowsill.
Brooks ends its bus and college feeder service after a four month pilot failed to meet ridership and revenue projections. Officials say the program cost about two hundred thousand dollars a year, with only seven percent of projected rides, prompting termination by December 31 and no extension.
Redcliff council approved Bylaw No. 1299/2001 restricting smoking in town owned buildings and vehicles effective February 1 2001. The rule excludes privately owned facilities on municipal land and carries fines from 250 to 2000 dollars. Councillor Rob Hazelaar criticized enforcement and potential underreporting concerns.
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