Alberta Crop Conditions Show Mixed Growth Progress
In southern and western Alberta crops enjoy good growing conditions while other districts stay dry. Ray Kettenbach notes wheat and barley ahead of last year with 19 and 13 percent in heading, and 46 percent of canola heading. Peace River crops are ahead, with various grain indexes listed for June 24, 1997.
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Fred Eaglesmith Concert Nears Sold Out at Moose Lodge
Tickets for Sundays Fred Eaglesmith show at the Moose Lodge are nearly sold out promoter Brian Aremenko said Friday. Remaining seats will be sold at the door at 7 30 p.m. Joanne Myrol, a former Hatter, is also slated to appear.
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Joey’s Only Charity Run offers free food and fun today
Today noon to 5 p.m. at 1290 Trans Canada Way S.E. participants can dunk at the YMCA dunk tank, shoot hoops at Country Style Donuts, and compete at CHAT putting green to raise funds for Alzheimer's, Heart and Stroke Foundation, Medicine Hat Women's Shelter, and the Diabetic society. For details call 528-6845.
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YMCA
Alzheimer’s, Heart and Stroke Foundation
Medicine Hat Women’s Shelter
Diabetic Society
Deafblind roles held by artists and makers True or False
True. The item notes deafblind individuals hold jobs such as artists, cabinet makers, machinists and teachers, reflecting inclusive employment. It frames the assertion as a true statement in a Monday News feature.
Early insurance payments support drought stricken Alberta ranchers
Agriculture Minister Ed Stelmach announced advance hay and pasture insurance payments totaling up to five million dollars for about 1,000 producers hit by dry conditions. Farmers with insurance may receive early payouts to cover feed costs, while those without may qualify for the Farm Income Disaster Program.
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Ed Stelmach
Dennis Kusler
Cypress Hills
Stelmach
Doug Bader
Hilda
Bader
Chinese Alberta trade links deepen with Acheng garden honor
A delegation from Acheng China wrapped up a two day visit to Medicine Hat Alberta to foster a friendship between the cities and to explore a mobile soil testing unit. Medicine Hat Mayor Ted Grimm said talks with an unnamed Alberta firm could lead to future business while a Chinese theme garden will be planted in Acheng's name at Crescent Heights.
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Acheng
Zheng Xianghao
Ted Grimm
Grimm
Zheng
Crescent Heights
Jazz Fest notes feature Jack Semple and Lyle Rebbeck
Jack Semple performs a 45 minute set at College Theatre backed by a cough from a cold and plans another show at Orleans North. He has four CDs including Saskadelphia a soul blues album. Lyle Rebbeck co organizes Jazz Fest and plays a set at Steam N Bean Coffee House continuing the festival Saturday with a 2 30 p m wrap up at Riverside Park depending on weather.
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Orleans North
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Cole Porter
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Medicine Hat
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Riverside Park
Virtual learning program opens for Medicine Hat district
Medicine Hat School District No 76 launches an independent learning program on August 27 with an online approach for about 100 students. The district will lease computers, allow home use, and offer some in-person exam options while maintaining local student focus and parental involvement.
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Hat High
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