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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 2001
Page
1
Police wildlife officers and a helicopter using infrared sensors hunted Sunday for a black bear that attacked and killed 18 year old Kyle Harry of Yellowknife while camping with friends 25 kilometres east of Yellowknife near Prosperous and Madeline Lakes. The body was found about 200 metres from the camp.
In Edmonton two boys aged 7 and 6 remain in critical condition after an unmarked police car struck their vehicle. Giovani Aleman is fighting for life with burns and brain swelling while Johnathan Aleman is also in intensive care. Their father Marvin Aleman blames the police driver as the vehicles were split by flames. Patricia Aleman, the mother, is hospitalized with neck injuries, and Carlos Ramirez incurred minor injuries.
Winnipeg greeted the unveiling of the only known oil portrait of Winnie the Pooh. The $285,000 artwork by Ernest Shepard was funded by over 1,000 Manitobans amid fanfare with sirens and soldiers at attention. Pooh peers into a honey pot under a blue sky.
A quotation attributed to Robert Service contrasts endurance with small irritants. It highlights how minor challenges, like a grain of sand in a shoe, can exhaust effort more than a large obstacle.
The first summer Spectrum festival drew crowds Friday to Sunday in Kin Coulee with rides, wall climbs, animal exhibits, crafts and free face painting. Food sales rose to 36 500 from 32 000 last year and 25 percent of restaurant proceeds fund the event’s free entertainment budget of 22 000.
Bow Island Gators win 10-2 over Picture Butte Sugar Kings to capture Tier 2 Provincial High School Baseball Championship. Ambidextrous pitcher Jeremy Wiens and Skyler Stromsmoe combine on the mound in a three-game weekend. Key players include Aaron Van Ham and Derek Van Ham.
At Moose Jaw Alberta Premier Ralph Klein emerged as the de facto West leader, pushing for a united continental energy policy. He arrived discreetly, dominated news briefings, and stressed Alberta's oil and gas influence and a broader provincial alliance with British Columbia.
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