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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1997
Page
3
Safety City in Medicine Hat teaches adults to shop and install safe playground equipment and handle liability questions. The session runs 9 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. at Moose Lodge Social Room, costs 25 dollars per person including lunch and a manual. For more information call 529 2912.
Maple Creek RCMP responded to a two-vehicle collision on the Trans Canada Highway about one kilometre west of Piapot Saskatchewan. A west bound car hit an east bound semi injuring two occupants who were taken to Medicine Hat Regional Hospital. The truck drivers were unharmed and no names were released. The incident remains under investigation.
Bass RCMP have laid charges against Craig Hickey, 27, of Medicine Hat. He faces public mischief and failing to report an accident after a Brooks vehicle theft and rollover on May 28. He will appear in Brooks provincial court July 9.
Over the weekend a gold 1996 four door Dodge minivan was reported stolen from a Raymond home. The licence plate is SJZ 906. Raymond RCMP ask anyone with information to contact police or Crime Stoppers at 1 800 222 8477.
Crime Stoppers asks for tips on a March 22 mischief at Dynasty Restaurant 570 Third St. S.E. A wooden barricade shattered the front window causing about 1500 in damages. Call 527-8477 or 1 800 222 8477 to share information anonymously. Write 884 Second St. S.E. Medicine Hat T1A 8H2 with tips.
A fragmentary quiz item notes Dana Day on July 1 with prompts about symbols and a parliament year. It claims a big investment in China and cites a $10 billion figure as the answer, though details are unclear and multiple phrases appear garbled.
The newspaper invites readers to call the Reader's Line at 528 4455 starting Monday June 23 1997. Readers can share tips comments and questions for the paper.
Medicine Hat trustees demand more provincial money for underfunded schools while Calgary mayor and Premier Klein hint at changes. They oppose funding through property taxes and cite inequities after a three year shift to centralized funding. officials call for timely, adequate support.
Tot-Em Transportation manager Terry Fischer defends local Hat buses as meeting government safety criteria. Edmonton area issues raise concern after 221 of 223 Edmonton buses failed safety checks, but Hat operators report strict inspections and biannual reviews by a former provincial inspector. Albert Crane notes Cornerstone Christian and Zelmer Automotive also conduct regular checks, with Hat students deemed safe.
The North Flats Neighborhood Association reports a smaller AGM with 10 to 18 attendees as it plans broader outreach beyond children’s programs. The group and city will pursue curbless, sloped sidewalks to aid seniors and disabled residents, while continuing a six week summer day camp with a new social drama component for Grades 1 to 6.
North Flats Neighborhood Association plans to run an after school program from 3 to 6 p.m. at Montreal Street School while negotiating use of the building with Medicine Hat School District. The literacy group will expand and operate from Elm Street School starting in September, with St. Louis School currently hosting it.
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