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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 02, 1997
Page
3
Fifty nine students from St. Francis Xavier School placed second in the Camrose Rotary Festival against more than ten Alberta choirs. Choir leader Grace Hellman praises the discipline and teamwork that carried the Grades eight to six chorus to the achievement. Tapes will be shared with parents and the Camrose visit was celebrated with an intercom recording on return.
Palliser Health Authority may spend up to 40000 to add 75 parking stalls at Medicine Hat Regional Hospital. Board approved the project Friday, expecting renovation budget funds or existing revenues to cover costs. First Street staff would use the stalls, clearing rent on the city building and moving most staff to the hospital.
The Saamis Tepee association proposes an eagle mural interpretive trailer and upgraded washrooms at the Saamis Tepee site this summer. The municipal planning commission approved the plan, but council must sign off due to direct control zoning. A grand opening is planned after work finishes by end of June.
Plato founder of Plato's Superior Roofing in Medicine Hat placed a $780 front page ad urging Canadians to recognize distinct identities beyond Quebec. He argues candidates misstate Quebec's status and calls for voters to exercise democratic duty in the election.
A University of Calgary field team tags and tracks rattlesnakes along the South Saskatchewan River valley near Medicine Hat. Researchers aim to determine population trends and movements, with radio chips added for tracking. The $40,000 project is funded by regional conservation groups.
The column asks which Canadian place is the windiest and how fast, noting Medicine Hat's wind reputation. It references a Tuesday News answer and a Sunday weather discussion, with a playful quiz tone about extreme winds.
The notice lists polling stations by region including Crescent Heights High School McCoy High School Columbia Hall Vincent Massey School Tecoda Lodge Haven of Rest Complex River Heights School St Marys School Mother Teresa School George Davidson School St Patricks School Alliance Church Fifth Avenue United Church Montreal Street Alexandra Junior High Crestwood Victory Lutheran Chinook Village Southview Ross Glen Medicine Hat Christian Redcliff Dunmore Cypress 1 Office Irvine Complex Elkwater Community Hall For more information call 504-2060 in the Hat or toll free 1-800-504-2066.
The 81 year old Earl Kitchener elementary will close this summer with a remembrance event on June 4 at 7 p.m. Former students and teachers including Richard Taylor Nobel laureate in physics from 1985 and Madeline Fisher recall past days of paste and pencils. RCMP member David Foster will also attend to share memories.
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