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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 1997
Page
3
RCMP charged Neil Jonathan Prince, 20, from Abbotsford B C with mischief under 1000 dollars after a Mega Pizza window was kicked out Friday morning. He was arrested near the scene and will appear in Medicine Hat provincial court on Tuesday.
Medicine Hats Hoe Your Own Community Garden opens today with seven Entre-Corp students running the project. Five irrigated acres at 13 Avenue and the Trans-Canada Highway are leased from the city. plots measure 50 by 50 feet and 8 by 16 feet. Produce benefits the Hot food bank. Grand opening 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. ribbon cutting 1 30 p.m. Refreshments.
Elaine Lye of the Terry Fox Foundation calls for volunteers to organize the September 14 event in Redcliff. The annual run supports cancer research with hundreds of Canadian communities and over 50 countries participating. Call 1-800-563-8369 for details.
Dr. Mike Percy former Liberal finance critic and co chair of the Alberta Growth Summit will address the Medicine Hat Chamber of Commerce at the Presidents Luncheon from 12 to 1 15 p m in the Medicine Hat Lodge The chamber manager Craig Couillard notes Percy hosts trade and resources research and served as finance critic 1993 1997. For reservations call 527 5214.
Public dunk tank event Sunday features media figures Hat educators and Paxton Schafer for Manitoba Flood Relief Fund. Hire-A-Student and the YMCA organize the fundraiser beside the beach volleyball courts in downtown Medicine Hat Spectrum festival atmosphere.
A brief note contemplates the sensation of height and curiosity about what might be found at a lofty overlook. The fragment hints at personal reflection on elevated views and self discovery.
Eighty students from Shirley Rose's I F Cox School class joined 21 first graders at Cypress Hills for an overnight nature trip. The group hiked forest trails learned about wildlife and collected natural treasures under supervision from eight parents.
The Spectrum Festival enters its eighth year with air balloons, beach volleyball, dancing and a beer garden at Riverside Park. Organizers note a wide lineup from skateboarding demos to a mountain bike challenge and Dixieland jazz, with free entry for many activities funded by donations and grants. Attendance last year was estimated at 10,000 to 15,000.
An Alberta city faces public pressure to release 1997 council salaries and expenses. The author cites Municipal Government Act provisions ensuring disclosure, cites rapid access examples, and warns of political fallout and accountability headlines once the data is public.
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