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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1998
Page
3
Five men were held overnight by Brooks RCMP and charged with causing a disturbance in a public place. Const. Rod Rogowski said three men chased two others from Ezzie's to near the cemetery where they fought. They are to appear in Brooks provincial court on Wednesday.
Early morning fire at 814 Braemar Street S.E. Medicine Hat started in an electrical panel box around 6 08 am. Capt. Jim Clegg of the Medicine Hat Fire Department reported no injuries and uncertain if residents were awake or alerted by a smoke alarm.
A motorhome outside 636 Pottery St. was damaged by fire after the stove was left on to heat the interior. The Medicine Hat Fire Department reported the owner, who went inside his house around 5 17 p m, caused $7 000 in damage to the seven metre older model motorhome.
A note listing Crescent Heights High School on Monday June 29 along with South Ridge Drive S E and the Trans Canada Highway as referenced locations for an event or activity.
ILSR reports show that diverting materials from landfills toward reuse yields large employment gains. Reuse activities can create two hundred jobs for each one created by landfill handling the same material.
In 1957 Medicine Hat's hospital sought donations for a new look. Estimates put outfitting a private ward at several thousand dollars, prompting a public appeal in the local paper. The quiz also notes Deafblind individuals holding varied jobs, though discrimination remains an issue.
Brooks resident Carol Jasman fears her husband Terry Jasman is dead after a May 22 solo fishing trip on the Bow River. RCMP and divers, hindered by high water and debris, have searched without success as the family awaits any sign.
About 200 residents of the ROD EDWARDS SPRING CREEK HUTTERITE COLONY 16 km southeast of Walsh faced Boxelder Creek floodwaters. A dirt foundation and concrete block barrier diverted water as up to 200 people joined the effort aided by rapid sandbag delivery from the Cypress and Hat Municipal District. Flood peaked late Sunday then receded early Monday with neighbors lending help.
The Coulee bridge over Seven Persons Creek in Kin Coulee Park reopens today with paving curbs and seeding finished. Built for 125000 by the City and Chamber of Commerce the bridge supported 20000 cars during the Festival of Lights from November 21 to January 4 before a January safety closure. The ceremony to hand the bridge to the City of Medicine Hat is at 4 p.m. today.
Los Pleneros De La 21, a New York 11 member group with 15 years together, played in Canada for the first time at Harmony Hall Redcliff as part of Medicine Hat Jazz Society's four day festival. They blend African Puerto Rican jazz and involve the audience in dance. Also on site Juke Joint from Toronto highlighted urban funk blues jazz fusion.
Palliser Health Authority plans to spend $892,147 on medical gear to refresh nearly 700 items and ensure operations as year 2000 approaches. The authority seeks $116,000 provincial aid for Bassano Health Centre renovations and Brooks Home Care Building upgrades, while using $111,500 from reserves for nurse residences and hospital renovations.
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