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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 2002
Page
2
Wednesday karaoke at the Cecil Club features Bee Meek a veteran host who runs the machine and song selection while local singer Gerry Bowman credits her as the mother of karaoke Bee draws crowds with varied tunes from A Good Hearted Woman to You've Got to Stand for Something and Daydream Believer draws a lively table of fans.
In Medicine Hat, Jana Pruden spotlights karaoke regulars and their stories. Bowman recalls his rocky first time, Roxanne Knight notes karaoke is about expression, and 72-year-old Leon Mitchell sings six to seven numbers weekly. Jana's Hat airs every second Wednesday.
Police arrested a 22 year old Ontario man after a report of a suspicious person with a toy gun at London Drugs. Officers found a 13 inch knife and LSD on his person and a toy gun in the parking lot. Bail hearing held Tuesday evening.
Police warn seniors about a phony relative scam spreading in Alberta. A male caller claims a friend’s truck broke down near Fort McMurray and asks for cash via Western Union from any Canada Safeway. Victims are advised to contact Medicine Hat Police Service with information.
A 26 year old Hatman was arrested in connection with break ins in Craven Place SE. Police say entries were made at about 5 am into a house two garages and a parked vehicle after unlocked doors. Several items were stolen and residents are reminded to lock doors.
Regional forecast notes cloudy mornings and sunny breaks for Notts area and Swift Current Cypress Hills. Temperatures hover around highs near 20s with overnight lows in single digits. Friday brings more sun to most zones with periods of cloudiness and highs from 21 to 26.
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