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Newspaper

Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 30, 1995

Page

3

What’s wrong with Peter Kenward

Amanda Morrall reports a last minute decision at CFB Suffield to replace Lt Col Peter Kenward as base commander. Maj Gen Clive Addy cites Ottawa reservations about Kenward’s tenure with the Airborne Regiment, while Lt Col Chuck Watson is sworn in instead. Kenward unavailable for comment, Ottawa and base officials seek clarity amid surprise within the military community.

Amanda Morrall CFB Suffield Clive Addy Western Area Addy Canada Ottawa Peter Kenward Cfb Sufield Chuck Watson Saskatchewan Regina Kenward The Airborne Petawawa Ont Keith Eddy Alex van Rooyen Edmonton Doug Martin Land Forces Western Area Watson

College se contracts draw bids at Medicine Hat

The News reports Medicine Hat College opened tenders for custodial and food services to cut costs from the 1995 96 budget. Eleven firms bid custodial services around 130 000 while nine bid for food services. Three firms submitted pre qualification bids for facility operations. Union reps attended and urged reconsideration citing hidden contracting costs.

Bill Stadelo News Medicine Hat College Ralph Weeks

Head Injury program seeks funding from health minister

Directors of the Head Injury Program press provincial health minister for a $50,000 grant after Palliser Health Authority cuts $7 million from the budget. The program, running since 1992 with about 28 clients and largely volunteer support, faces potential closure and seeks alternative funding to avoid costly hospital care for brain injured individuals.

Bill Stadel Cypress Medicine Hat Lorne Taylor Shirley McClellan Palliser Health Authority Redi Enterprises United Way Heather Lewis Redi Health Authority Bonnie Sayers Palliser Board Cheryl Heaton Elizabeth Street Allowance Avenue Allan O'Byrne Lewis Sayer O’byrne

Folk Arts council rebuilds after member theft in Medicine Hat

Louise Bernal, president of the Medicine Hat Multicultural Folk Arts Council, says trust remains the bond holding the group together after a member stole over 41,000 from the Folk Arts Council and 58,000 from the Zirka Ukrainian Dance Ensemble between 1988 and 1994. Eugenia Richardson, 52, pleaded guilty and began a 15 month term in jail. Police advise broader financial oversight to prevent future thefts while the group vows to proceed more cautiously without mistrusting all members.

Todd Nogier Medicine Hat Eugenia Richardson Folk Arts Council Zirka Ukrainian Dance Ensemble Richardson Bernal Folk Art Richard Rasmussen Zirka

Medicine Hat Canada Day events planned with pancakes and fireworks

Laura Campbell reports Medicine Hat and area celebrate Canada Day with a free 8 to 10 a.m. pancake breakfast at Kin Coulee Park hosted by local Lions Clubs. Bob Ridley will preside at noon with a cake and sage show. The day marks UN, WWII end anniversaries and the Canadian flag milestone.

Laura Campbell The News Canada Day Medicine Hat Redcliff Crescent Heights Lion’s Clubs Kin Coulee Park Lion’s Bob McDonald Bob Ridley Kathryn Jodoin Medicine Hat and District Canada Day Society United Nations Jodoin Medicine Hat Golf and Country Club

Canada Day hours and closures for city services

City hall is closed Monday and regular bus service and special transit do not run Saturday. Garbage pickup shifts one day later. Crestwood Recreation Centre Hill Pool open Saturday to Monday with normal hours. Pools Strathcona Heald Heights open varied Saturday to Monday. Public library closed Saturday and open Sunday Monday. Echo Dale Park open weekend. Floodwalk Sunday 7 p.m. Banks and many stores closed Saturday. various outlets open Saturday to Monday.

City Hall Crestwood Recreation Centre Hill Pool Strathcona Heald Heights Museum Echo Dale Police Point Banks Canada Post Boylan Drug Mart Third Street S.E Kensington MacKenzie Drugs Shoppers Drug Mart Medicine Hat Southview K-Mart IGA SAAN Medicine Hat Co-op Safeway Dunmore Road Crescent Heights Division Avenue

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