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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 16, 2002
Page
3
The CPR Holiday Train rolled into Medicine Hat as thousands of Hatters gathered at the rail yards to enjoy the festive spectacle and a performance by country singers Curridar. The event brought Christmas lights and music to the city on a Sunday evening.
A CPR holiday train concert in Medicine Hat raised 5900 pounds of food and a 5000 dollar cheque for the local food bank. Volunteers and Search and Rescue teams collected and delivered donations as singers Tom Jackson Beverly Mahood Amanda Stott and others performed for a crowd exceeding last year’s turnout.
The Dream Centre in Medicine Hat invites 500 people to Christmas at The Dream Centre on December 21. Pastor Dan Ferguson says the event offers a free barbecue steak dinner entertainment and prizes to bless the community. The church provides services like laundromat hair salon and coffee bar to welcome visitors. The draw includes gifts for more than 240 kids and donations of toys or money up to 30 dollars are welcomed. For details call 527-9917.
This week a Pamco service truck in the 100 block Carry Drive S.E. lost items worth 4000 dollars including an KM 900 Oxygen analyzer kit and LED displays. Over 5000 dollars in tools were taken from two Sunrise Road S.E. storage trailers. A 1988 GMC Jimmy was stolen on Brier Park Way N.W. and recovered. a red Honda Accord with Saskatchewan plates was stolen from 16 Street S.E. and found at Nutters on Dunmore Road S.E. The Hat View Dairy fuel tank was siphoned for 820 dollars. Police charging an adult male in the GMC case.
Overnight Nov 9 unknowns stole an ATM from Clean Machine Car Wash at 3341 Dunmore Rd S E and damaged a vending machine. Loss exceeds $6,000 with Crime Stoppers offering up to $2,000 for information leading to an arrest. Call 527 TIPS or 1 800 222 8477. Your identity is protected.
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