Westminster United to unveil mural for centennial celebration
Westminster United Church plans a Jim Marshall mural to mark its 100th birthday. The eight by twelve foot piece will feature the church crest and congregants, costing about $20 000 with bricks sold at 50 each to fund 400 names on the back. Construction starts in July and the celebration is set for September 7.
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Parks and Rec Month Kicks Off in Medicine Hat
The city marks June as parks and recreation month with events at Echo Dale Park on Sunday from noon to five. A blacksmith demo volleyball balloon toss and sand castle contest run alongside a 2 p.m. Qi Gong demo led by Deanna Ries.
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YES club BBC hosts fundraising barbecue June 8
Hat High's YES club invites the community to a barbecue on Saturday June 8 from 10 30 a m to 6 p m in front of the Giant Tiger Hot dogs and pop are served by the youth with proceeds funding environmental projects at the school The group formed this year aims to cut energy use increase recycling and plans to install solar panels and send solar gravity lanterns abroad
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YES
U of S Approves Cyclotron for Medical Isotopes
The University of Saskatchewan board approves Saskatchewan's first cyclotron to produce isotopes for PET and CT scans. The $25.5 million facility at Royal University Hospital will aid cancer imaging, daily isotope production, and development of new imaging agents under expert guidance from John Valliant.
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Police urge longboarders to consider safety after injuries
Police urge longboarders to consider safety after four people were injured in two weeks. Two men in their 20s were hospitalized after colliding with a parked truck while longboarding. A Surrey man 23 was released. a North Vancouver 20 year old remains in intensive care with head injuries from May 24. A 19 year old suffered facial cuts after hitting a vehicle in West Vancouver.
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Chilliwack farmers get suspended sentence for raw milk ruse
Chilliwack dairy farmers Michael Schmidt and Gordon Watson were given three month suspended sentences and one year probation in B C Supreme Court for selling contraband raw milk disguised as cosmetics. They distributed unpasteurized milk from a cow share co op to co op members, claiming it was a cosmetic product.
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