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Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 2006
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1
Dutch churches join 24 hour June 6 prayer marathon
About 50 Protestant churches across the Netherlands participate in a 24 hour nationwide prayer marathon aimed at countering evil on the date 06 06 06. Organizers say the day is unusual but deny focus on numerology while noting similar events in 23 other countries including the United States and Britain.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Jan Piet
The
Ambassadors Ministries
Piet
Canada
United States
Britain
Hat teacher wins Edwin Parr award in Alberta
Medicine Hat teacher Dalyce Russill won the Edwin Parr Award at the provincial ASBA banquet in Taber on May 10. Russill, a Grade 4 teacher at River Heights Elementary, was recognized for exemplary and creative teaching methods tailored to varied learning styles, with a rural-based social studies focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Parr
Medicine Hat
Dalyce Russill
Russill
Tabor
River Heights
Dentists urge brushing and flossing for oral health
The Canadian Dental Hygienists Association unveils a formal Call-to-Action urging Canadians to brush floss and rinse with an essential oil antiseptic mouth rinse as part of overall health. Listerine Gingivitis Week runs June 5 to 11 2006, marking the third annual event.
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Canadian
Dental Hygienists Association
Alberta marks Environment Week and Recreation Month
Environment Week runs June 4 to 10 with a push for recycling conservation and a lasting ecological legacy. Alberta Environment Minister Guy Boutilier urges collective action for clean water air and rivers while Recreation and Parks Month promotes events to boost health and leisure participation as part of the Alberta Advantage.
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Alberta
Guy Boutilier
Chinese hospital removes third arm from infant in Shanghai
AP PHOTO shows a nurse examining two month-old Jie Jie at Shanghai Children’s Medical Center after doctors removed his third arm. The boy was born with two left arms, neither fully functional, and surgeons removed the arm growing closest to his chest after tests showed it was less developed.
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Shanghai Children's Medical Center
Shanghai
China
Jie Jie
Medicine Hat 4-H Beef Club marks 50th anniversary Show and Sale
The Medicine Hat 4-H Beef Club celebrates 50 years with a Show and Sale at the Cypress Centre Fieldhouse this Saturday. Show begins at 9 a.m. with a scrapbook reminiscence table for former members. sale starts about 2 p.m. The club began in 1956 with 12 members and this year has 11 youths aged 11 to 18.
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Medicine Hat 4-H
Cypress Centre
4-H
Youth group thief given suspended sentence in Alberta
Trudy Anne Ouimet 34 of the Innisfail area pleaded guilty to theft of more than 5000 dollars. The Crown says she stole just over 18 000 dollars between September 2003 and June 2004 while treasurer of a Red Deer junior forest wardens club. Justice Thomas Schollie called the crime serious as the funds supported youths and the club later folded.
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Red Deer
Alta
Central Alberta
Trudy Anne Ouimet
Innisfail
Jason Snider
Ouimet
Thomas Schollie
Kevin Schropfer
Wady Bergquist
Liberals and NDP push floor crossing amendment
In Ottawa the Liberals and NDP back a Federal Accountability Act amendment to require byelections if a majority in an MP's riding petitions within 60 days after a party switch. The plan targets cabinet minister David Emerson who crossed from the Liberals to the Conservatives, but it is not retroactive. Stephen Owen says the measure lets voters and the switching MP express themselves.
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Liberals
NDP
David Emerson
Emerson
Stephen Owen
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