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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 12, 2002
Page
3
Police investigate a Tuesday two vehicle crash on Parkview Drive N E near Altawana Dr at about 2:00 p m. A champagne 1998 Chrysler Intrepid followed by a black 002 Toyota RXV collided, with fault undetermined. Call Dst. Richard Spencer at 529-8474 or Traffic Section 529-8470 with information.
Alberta Learning increases Heritage Scholarships to 22 million with an 8 percent rise in Alexander Rutherford eligible applicants. About 8,400 students will receive 2500 as the program expands. Visit als.gov.ab.ca for applications and details. Slender Lady hosts Christmas Splendor fundraiser for Santa Claus Fund at 104 Dunmore Rd SE with raffles and fitness circuit. Proceeds aid local families with toys and food this Christmas. Phone 580-7441 for info.
Police will run photo radar at multiple locations including Third Street N.W. and Kiwanis Park playground in Medicine Hat. Today's garbage pick up by IWASTE REMOVAL will occur in Zone 4.
Community leaders in Patterson Armouries Salute SALH during a Medicine Hat town hall as Calgary officers assess reserve roles for future policy. Mayor Vallely and Alderman Hamill press for keeping and expanding the South Albert Light Horse while planners compile feedback for March HQ report.
The Medicine Hat and District Chamber of Commerce will contract Tourism Medicine Hat to run its two trade shows and the B2B expo as the chamber trims staff. The events manager position is eliminated and duties shift to Tourism Medicine Hat in the new year. The chamber reports a deficit of 190 777 for the year ending Aug. 31 2002, with increased net trade show income in 2001/2002 and a 68 000 contribution to Business Partners in Education.
The Lunch and Learn series presents What can a database do for you a noon session hosted by Meyers Norris Penny and Entre-Corp Business Development Centre Ltd. Mynista Support Services will present. Dec 13 at 12 with coffee and water provided. Bring lunch. Register at 527-5214.
Southview students showcased aboriginal culture through a Wednesday powwow with dancing an aboriginal lunch and a Blood Tribe children's troupe from near Calgary. Principal Doug Dalton credits Deb Lloyd and a teacher team for integrating First Nations studies into ESL friendly curriculum.
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