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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 2015
Page
3
In this notice no garbage pickup is available and a bonus number 37 is stated for a drawing. The official winning list prevails in case of discrepancy. Readers are invited to visit Medicine Hat News online and send ideas via email.
Readers weigh in on whether to head to Spectrum this weekend with 70.6 percent in favor and 29.4 percent opposed. The poll captures public interest in local events and leisure plans for the upcoming weekend.
Brooke Hawker, chosen as MHC student of the year among 591 graduates, reflects on instructors in the business division and her journey from Calgary to Medicine Hat. She earned a Bachelor of Business Administration, volunteers with Women in Business, and launched Evoke Inspired Marketing to assist small businesses with research driven campaigns. Hawker plans to be her own boss and notes family entrepreneurial influence. She collaborates with fellow graduate Sarah Lynn on branding and design for the agency.
Rick Robinson earned MHC Instructor of the Year after 13 years in the business and enterprise division. Lorna Waterhouse received the Governor General's Academic Medal as Brooks Campus graduate with the highest average. Larry Henderson, long time educator, was named Honourary Applied Baccalaureate and has served as a founding director of the public school board foundation, plus Alberta Centennial Medal in 2005 and a Civic Recognition Award for Community Service.
A large turnout at Strathcona Centre marked the Seniors Week windup with 185 or more attendees for a barbecue lunch. Frustrations surfaced over the lack of city support for a new seniors centre and calls for action amid plans seen as insufficient.
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