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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 2001
Page
3
Medicine Hat police investigate a break in at Craig's Family Restaurant on 614 15 Street S W during the night of Saturday June 23. Thieves pried the rear door and took a small amount of cash. Police seek information at 529 8400.
A Sunday afternoon crash on Strachan Road in Medicine Hat left two drivers with over $10,000 in damages. Police say a 36-year-old woman driving a silver 1992 Mercury Marquis eastbound collided with a green 1993 International northbound. she was treated for minor injuries. The 26-year-old man, unnamed, faces a charge for failing to stop at a stop sign.
Volunteers 16 and older are invited to join two consecutive days of digs at Cypress Hills with university archaeologists. Participants supply food and shelter, while Elkwater provides camping and hotel options. Sessions run Thursdays to Sundays through August. For details, call 580-0205.
On Thursday June 28 Kiwanis Park playground activities are listed and police will run photo radar at various Medicine Hat locations. Waste removal indicates Today’s garbage pick up in Zone 1.
The municipal planning commission meeting was canceled after only three of seven members attended. Alderman Bill Cocks, Albert Bizio and Immanuel Moritz were present. Bob Warner Kirk Ewasechko Kathy Mandeville and Al Buchignani were unavailable or out. The panel looks at development permits and land use items. Moritz noted no urgent items and the meeting was rescheduled to Friday at 2 p.m.
Alberta police will continue photo radar for speed control while British Columbia ends the program. Medicine Hat officials cite reduced speeding and safer school zones, noting tickets go to the vehicle owner. Provincial guidelines established in 1999 feed funds to municipalities, and existing tickets must be paid as vans come off the roads.
Alberta's learning minister says there is no need for panic over alleged theft and sale of Grade 12 provincial exams as RCMP investigate an employee of Shred-It Canada Ltd. Seized booklets include math physics social studies biology English with two exams still missing. Local officials caution security is never perfect and some students may have accessed copies.
Public health officials in Palliser Health Region urge increased meningococcal vaccination amid subpar uptake in ages 20 to 24. Gerri Renz notes clinics on July 19 and August 2 with a fall college session planned. vaccine supplies require advance bookings at 502-8212.
The Cypress Redcliff Community Lottery Board awarded 183119 from provincial VLT revenues to twenty community groups. About two dozen applications were received though funds could not cover all requests. Projects focused on improvements such as replacing playground equipment at schools.
A list shows multiple organizations from Redcliff to Irvine and Seven Persons receiving donations ranging from 1,920 to 24,000, totaling 183 119. Groups include libraries clubs fire fighters associations curling clubs and seniors societies among others.
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