Medicine Hat mother campaigns to reopen four wading pools
Veronica Marr gathers signatures to overturn the city’s decision to close Lions Park Central Park Kin Coulee and Crestwood wading pools as a cost saving. She cites vulnerable children and asks for a rethink while noting staff costs and possible cheaper lifeguard options.
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Veronica Marr
Lions Park
Central
Rae Roer
Barbara Saylor
Crescent Heights
Medicine Hat seeks 3 million for Medalta Potteries restoration
A Medicine Hat delegation met three Alberta cabinet ministers in Edmonton to seek 3 million dollars to buy and convert the Medalta Potteries site at 713 Medalta Ave. S.E. into a working museum and tourist draw. Funds would cover stabilization, a two year project manager, and museum development to boost regional tourism.
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Chris Harbron
The
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Edmonton
Medalta Potteries
Ken Sauer
Medalta Ave. S.E
Sauer
Mary LeMessurier
J.A. “Boomer
Trudy Cowan
University of Alberta
Jack Forbes
Medalla
Allied Arts Council
Howell Returns To The Highway In Canada Trek
Howell resumes his wheelchair cross country trek after a three week delay near Tilley Alberta on the Trans Canada Highway as a new motorhome arrives to replace the damaged vehicle. He aims to reach Medicine Hat then Swift Current and St John s Newfoundland by October to raise five million dollars for Canada's handicapped.
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Blair Howell
Belleville
Ont
Medicine Hat
St. John's Newfoundland
Howell
Canada
Scott
Brooks
Tilley
Kitchener, Ont
Rusty Downey
Ontario
Vancouver
St. John’s Newfoundland
City hall may rescue Hill centre concept
The Hill centre concept may be salvaged and moved into the Northeast Crescent Heights facility with the preschool unit for handicapped children joining the day care and ECS programs. Negotiations over a possible city school board takeover featured in the ECS annual meeting with a June 28 closed session anticipated.
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Hill Centre
Larry Bonneville
ECS
Crescent Heights
Bonneville
St. Francis Xavier
Webster Niblock
al Hagan
Lorna Shaw
Medicine Hat
Shaw
Three Quebecers jailed for gas theft attempt in Medicine Hat
In Medicine Hat provincial court three Quebeckers pleaded guilty to attempted theft after police interrupted a gas siphon attempt using a jerry can and hose. Gerard Nadeau received 10 days, while Jean Guy Croisetiere and Serge Gelinas were sentenced to one day each for theft and possession of stolen property.
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Gerard Nadeau
Jean- Guy Croisetiere
Serge Gelinas
Nadeau
Croisetiere
Gelinas
St. Barnabe, Que
David Carter
Saskatoon
Carter
Roger Jensen
West
Jensen
Medicine Hat
Philip Wambolt
Wambolt
Core paving to disrupt downtown Medicine Hat traffic
Medicine Hat begins its first core area paving in five years with work on Second Street S E from city hall to the post office. The six street project runs 6 am to 2 pm daily until next Wednesday, except Sundays, for a $338000 1982 road maintenance program. Weather will decide schedule. transit service remains unaffected.
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Medicine Hat
Second Street
S.E
Public Works
Lorne Thompson
Thompson
Public Works Department
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