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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 2000
Page
3
Police say a Chevrolet Cavalier struck a 1980 GMC pickup on Eighth Street E near Division Avenue early Wednesday. The car then fled and was later seen driving erratically. Vehicle seized. $6,000 in damage reported. charges anticipated.
Corona police report a late Tuesday break in at the Corona Coffee Shop inside the Corona Hotel. A thief climbed through a screened window between 8 p.m. and 5:45 a.m. and stole cash beer and soda, causing about $100 in damage. Police seek tips.
Medicine Hat resident John Plotsky, 20, received a $500 provincial court fine after failing to show proof of insurance. He pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of driving without insurance via an agent. Crown prosecutor Jim Bailey stated the original charge. Judge Philip Wambolt presided.
Public services commissioner Bob Warner confirms a deal is nearing to shift highway maintenance and upgrade responsibility for high grade routes 1 and 3 to the province. Hatters must wait until mid next month to see the final arrangement after winter negotiations with the Alberta government.
Police will set up photo radar at various locations in Medicine Hat including Allowance Avenue and St. Marys school playground for Thursday June 21.
Alberta researchers warn the cabbage seedpod weevil is attacking canola in Cypress County Forty Mile and Newell areas. Net counts reach seven to nine per 180 degree sweep and economic spraying may be justified despite low canola prices. officials note significant but not emergency outbreak and expect control steps to succeed.
Medicine Hat School District trustees vote 4-1 to authorize administration to charge a variable bus fee for students attending non-neighbourhood schools. The fee targets those not eligible for provincial grants and aims to explore funding, boundaries, and routes with a report due by Oct. 31. Allard organized demonstrative actions outside the board office citing opposition to the plan.
Lindsay Ontario educator Ke Wilkinson, a science and computing science teacher at St. Mary’s Junior High, receives the Association of Professional Engineers Geologists and Geophysicists Alberta teaching excellence award. He uses humor and real tales from childhood to engage students and highlight science’s future.
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