Weather Almanac Skies Mix With Thunderstorm Chance
A weather almanac notes partly cloudy conditions with a chance of thunderstorms. Temperatures peak near the mid twenties with nightly lows in the low teens across the period.
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 10, 2005
Page
1
A weather almanac notes partly cloudy conditions with a chance of thunderstorms. Temperatures peak near the mid twenties with nightly lows in the low teens across the period.
Judy Garland born Frances Gumm in Grand Rapids Minnesota. Her rise peaked with The Wizard of Oz in 1939 and the song Over the Rainbow. She won a special Academy Award in 1939 and starred in Meet Me in St. Louis Easter Parade and A Star Is Born. Garland faced health and drug issues, died in London in 1969.
The Jesuit mission in Huronia now Midland Ontario closed in 1650 after 27 years serving since 1623. They returned to Quebec bearing the bleached bones of martyrs Jean de Brebeuf and Jerome Lalament who died at the hands of the Iroquois. Louis Riel left a Montana teaching post to lead what became the Northwest Rebellion. On Saturday Mr Thomas Ireland and companions were in a vehicle mishap near Porter's farm. Ireland sustained head and shoulder injuries and remains confined but recovering.
Rising waters force cancellation of the Historic Sites and Monuments Board ceremony in Medicine Hat. The Historic Clay District had planned the event for Saturday but flooding of the South Saskatchewan River and Ross Creek postponed it. The event will be scheduled much later, with Medalla Pottery and Bycroft China sites not affected.
The 2005 North American Solar Challenge will feature GPS tracking provided by CSI Wireless for the CSI Asset-Link units. The 2,500 mile race runs from Austin, Texas to Calgary with check stops in Weatherford, Broken Arrow, Topeka, Omaha, Sioux Falls, Fargo, Winnipeg, Brandon, Regina, Medicine Hat, and Calgary. The first qualifying race occurred in late May and a final elimination qualifier is set for July 10 to 15 in Austin.
The municipal planning commission approved a development permit for Park Lane Motor Hotel to convert the beer store to a drive through car wash, add a self serve eight-vehicle wash, and convert the bar to a liquor store. Conditions apply. a prior 2001 proposal faltered.
In the Thursday Medicine Hat News page B7 a charity Fathers Day golf story carried an incorrect e mail. Participants should contact Marie at mkcavan telus net or Loretta at gendron telus net. A Wednesday Police Point Park walking tours notice also carried a wrong date. The Grass is Always Greener tour now lists Sunday June 12.
Demonstrators dump calf feed they say contains cow blood and slaughterhouse waste into a bin beside a cow sculpture at the University of Minnesota St Paul campus. They protest U S mad cow screening program and its cattle feed regulations.
RCMP investigated a laptop theft from a vehicle at the UFA supply store on Joanne Trucking Road. The incident occurred between 5:35 and 5:50 p.m. on May 16. Police seek information via RCMP or Crime Stoppers.
Alberta's provincial caucus approved a five year Regulated Rate Option for residential farm and small commercial electricity users. Medicine Hat residents on city rates will see little if any change, and the move ends plans to deregulate retail power prices by July 2006 as the Klein government shifts away from urging private fixed-rate contracts.
Alberta Sustainable Resource Development urges Albertans and visitors to limit travel and activities in the forest reserve south of the Red Deer River near Sundre up to Water National Park. Heavy rainfall and high water have damaged roads and bridges, making travel unsafe. Off road vehicle users and campers are asked to avoid the area until conditions improve.
RCMP seek Jason Irvine a 32 year old Calgary resident missing after a Monday call about vehicle trouble en route to Moose Jaw He was last heard from in the Maple Creek region driving a blue 2004 GMC 3500 with a red welder and Saskatchewan plate 807 DWD Irvine 6 feet tall 170 pounds caucasian small build brown hair police ask anyone with information to contact local authorities.
A grieving widow Kelly Johnston pledged to wear a memorial pin on her left chest, after RCMP unveiled the pin honoring her husband Leo Johnston and three other Mounties. Constables Anthony Gordon, Brock Myrel, and Peter Schiemann were killed March 3 when James Roszko ambushed them on his farm near Mayerthorpe Alberta.
Ten-year-old Jenna Morton of Crestwood School won Environmental Artworks Foundation of Alberta’s poster contest beating 700 entries. She earns a $500 RESP, an MP3 player, and $500 for her school for a related project. Teacher Audrey Pavelich praises the program and curriculum focus on waste.
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