Weather Outlook With Showers Possible
A brief weather note indicates mostly cloudy skies with a chance of showers. High temperatures around twelve degrees and cooler lows follow, suggesting unsettled spring conditions.
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 2007
Page
1
A brief weather note indicates mostly cloudy skies with a chance of showers. High temperatures around twelve degrees and cooler lows follow, suggesting unsettled spring conditions.
A 21-year-old man in a wheelchair was secured by a seatbelt and became lodged in a semi tractor grille after pulling in front of the truck at a gas station. The truck pushed the wheelchair for about six kilometres at roughly 80 kmh on Red Arrow Highway before officers stopped the vehicle. The rider was unharmed, taken to hospital as a precaution, and the driver faces investigation.
A company pled guilty in a sting operation after a minor purchased cigarettes at Murphy Oil and Gas on March 22 at 1:30 p.m. Fourteen to 16 year old secret shoppers were used. no ID was requested. Judge Dietrich Brand ordered a $1,000 fine. clerk charges were withdrawn.
John McCleod’s case on threats toward CAPE School students was postponed to June 26 in Medicine Hat provincial court. Lawyers Craven and Graff meet after reviewing psychiatric assessments from Southern Alberta Forensic Psychiatry Services as they seek a next step toward care and resolution.
The Singing For Their Supper concert at Riverside Presbyterian church starts at 7 30 p m tonight featuring Pamela Hauser and June Reid. Tickets are 10 at the door with all proceeds to the Medicine Hat and District Food Bank. For more information call 548 8889.
Coordinators of the Bow Island and Burdett Children’s Festival seek adults and youths over 13 to staff craft booths and a miniature train ride. Volunteer shifts run two hours with contact Kathryn Van Dorp at 545-2828 or 545-2621. The festival is set for June 17 at Centennial Park Bow Island rain or shine.
The Medicine Hat Service Centre for Youth hosts a free public barbecue from 2:30 to 5 p.m. to wrap up Hire a Student Week. Attendees receive complimentary food and beverages and can view job postings collected with Lethbridge. Mayor Garth Vallely to speak 4 to 4:30 p.m.
The Canadian Press reports continuing rain in northwestern Ontario sends two water bombers and two scouting planes to Alberta fires. Fire hazard near Thunder Bay is low after days with no new fires, allowing crews to extinguish hot spots and resume training and public prevention seminars.
Security forces loyal to Mahmoud Abbas asked Israel for permission to bring in anti tank missiles grenades and other weapons to fight Hamas. Israeli and Palestinian officials said the request came as a fragile truce faltered after a day of heavy fighting. A Fatah activist was killed in Rafah and at least 19 others wounded as clashes spread from southern Gaza to Gaza City.
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