Medicine Hat Contest Reveals Hidden Gold Certificate
Johnson wins the Medicine Hat News Search for Gold prize worth 3000 after clues led to a laminated certificate hidden by a fence along Kin Coulee Park. Freeman notes subscribers would have increased the prize by 1000 and describes the hunt as testing mental ability among hundreds.
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Medicine Hat
Johnson
Medicine Hat News
Kirk Freeman
Kin Coulee Park
Connaught Drive
Kin Coulee
Freeman
Coulee Park
Chilliwack
B.C
Progress
Pedestrian Injured in Truck Collision in Medicine Hat
A motor vehicle crash at Smelter Avenue and South Railway Street sent a pedestrian to Medicine Hat Regional Hospital with a leg fracture. The injured person's identity remains withheld as police investigate the 5 p.m. incident involving a Chevy S-10 in Mere Hat.
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Medicine Hat Mere Hat
Smelter Avenue
South Railway Street
Wayne Keetley
Medicine Hat Regional Hospital
Keetley
Hat Outage Shortens Power Across Redcliff and South Ridge
About 2 000 homes in Redcliff and South Ridge lost power from 5 35 p m to shortly after 6 p m a momentary shutdown of one unit caused by routine maintenance says Medicine Hat Electric utility manager John John the outage will not be investigated further
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Medicine Hat
Redcliff
South Ridge
John John
John
City to bid for 2000 Alberta Games
Ald. Ken Sauer urged the city to submit a bid for the 2000 Alberta Games either for summer or winter. Ald. John Hamill supported the move noting the bid brings economic and cultural benefits and city recognition even if not successful. Bid details due by Oct. 27 will go to Public Services Committee.
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Medicine Hathe City
Ken Sauer
Ald
John Hamill
Public Services Committee
Driver Pleads Guilty to Suspended Driving in Medicine Hat
Aaron Sautner, 20, of 4 5 Craig Road SE, pleaded guilty in Medicine Hat provincial court to driving while suspended after a traffic stop for overly dark window tinting. He was fined 500 dollars.
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Medicine Hat
Aaron Sautner
Sautner
Craig Road
S.E
Compost Bags Excluded From Compost Run
Colored bags labeled compost will not be collected in the compost route. They will be hauled with domestic waste and transported to the landfill.
What does Hong Kong mean and how did Britain gain it
The piece notes Hong Kong's name inquiry and explains Britain acquired Hong Kong after the Opium War, with the 1842 Treaty of Nanjing gifting the territory. It recalls a 99 year lease signed in 1898 ending July 1, and mentions no information on a damage deposit.
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Hong Kong
Great Britain
Nanjing
Britain
Crestwood Panel Delays Vote On Crestwood Pub Zoning Plan
Crestwood residents oppose a proposed 40 seat pub at Mobile Home Park urging council to reject rezoning. Six speakers cite traffic noise and safety concerns while supporters argue economic benefits and a quiet atmosphere. Planning steps push the proposal to July 7 for more study.
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Medicine Hat Geeta Hatters
Crestwood
John Hashem
Mal Wagner
Southview Church of God
Lakeside Hosts Japanese Buyers in Alberta Meat Tour
A group of Japanese consumers will tour Lakeside Packers in Brooks and other Alberta plants including XL Foods Calgary as part of the Executive Beef Buyer’s Mission. They assess sanitation and quality for potential long term beef trade with Japan aiming for 75,000 tonnes by 2000.
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Brooks Acres
Alberta
Marvin Molzan
Alberta Cattle Commission
Lakeside Packers
Brooks
XL Foods
Calgary
Cargill Ltd
Centennial Food Corporation
Garnet Altwasser
Lakeside
Altwasser
Molzan
Japan
Canada
Judge rules youth rights breach in police media case
Youth Court Judge Ronald Jacobson cites a Charter violation after police arrested a youth at home with television cameras present. He convicts on three trafficking charges but stays fines and custody until Alberta covers up to 15000 in legal fees. notes public relations focus and media involvement.
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Medicine
Ronald Jacobson
Jacobson
Alberta
Harry Wahl
Wahl
Darwin Greaves
Greaves
Medicine Hat engineer wins $280000 Kinsmen Home Lotto
Oug Friesen, a 39 year old CP Rail engineer, will move into a 273 square metre home won in the 1997 Kinsmen Home Lotto. The Medicine Hat prize, valued at $280000, includes a $6500 entertainment system and a $3500 pool table. The Kinsmen sold 4700 tickets to fund YMCA Learning Centre and other community projects. Friesen plans a late housewarming barbecue and says he may sell his old home.
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Medicine Hat Oug
Friesen
Medicine Hat
CP Rail
Scholten Hill
Kinsmen Lotto
Brad Morrow
Elsie Gray
Erma
Morrow
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