May 15 1796 smallpox vaccine first given
On May 15 1796 a historically significant event occurred when an eight year old boy received the first vaccination against smallpox, performed by Edward Jenner. The note recalls later milestones including Gail Borden's condensed milk patent in 1853 and Vaseline trademark in 1878. It also mentions Mr. Sandy Morrison delivering two trainloads of cattle.
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Edward Jenner
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Gail Borden
Headlines from 1919: Mothers Day origin and other firsts
In 1919 events included a Philadelphia church service for mothers initiated by Anne Jarvis which spurred Mother's Day. Manitoba hosted its first Music Competition Festival in Winnipeg with about 2,500 performers. Also noted were Palestine’s transition to independence, Israel’s declaration, and notable figures Jeanne Sauve and Elvis Presley incidents.
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Anne Jarvis
Philadelphia
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Phishing warnings issued by Alberta privacy office
The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Alberta warns of a new Internet scam named phishing. Officials say emails claim technical problems require recertification of personal data and direct victims to a counterfeit site to steal bank PINs social insurance and credit card numbers. No legitimate financial institution solicits such information by email, says Commissioner Frank Work.
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Alberta
Office of the
Privacy Commissioner
Information and Privacy
Frank Work
Penney gets bail tweak to enter Nashville Stand Off
Christopher Penney, facing multiple charges including break and enter, was granted a temporary amendment to his bail by Judge D. Brand to allow participation as a contestant in the Nashville Stand Off competition run by New Country 1270. The condition applies only during the contest dates May 13 to 15.
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Christopher Penney
D. Brand
Penney
Nashville
New Country 1270
Penny
Brand
Man who sold crack sentenced in Medicine Hat park case
A Medicine Hat man Correy Gordon Straub received a 24 month sentence to be served in the community after pleading guilty to possession with intent to sell. Police say on August 20 2003 he met an undercover officer in a park where eight racks of crack cocaine totaling about 4.1 grams and 820 dollars were found. 12 months are house arrest and the remainder carries supervision conditions.
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Medicine Hat
D. Brand
Correy Gordon Straub
Straub
Charity barbecue marks 17th annual M M Meat Shops event
M M Meat Shops will hold its 17th annual Charity Barbecue this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Medicine Hat 13th Avenue location. The Kitchener based chain, now at 395 stores, started in 1980. Volunteers nationwide will grill to hit the 2005 fundraising goal of $1.5 million, part of nearly $10 million raised to date.
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M &M Meat Shops
13Th Avenue
Medicine Hat
Canada
M &M Meat
M&m Meat
No review planned for taser incident in Calgary case
Alberta will not seek an out of province probe into the taser incident involving Edmonton police officers and a drunk teen. Attorney General Ron Stevens said three senior Crown prosecutors independently reviewed the matter and reached the same conclusion that Const. Mike Wasylyshen acted justifiably. Tom Engel had urged a Saskatchewan review.
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Edmonton
Calgary
Ron Stevens
Stevens
Mike Wasylyshen
Edmontons
Bob Wasylyshen
Tom Engel
D.C
Saskatchewan
Seniors' Advisory Council seeks volunteers for Alberta
The Seniors' Advisory Council of Alberta invites volunteers to help enhance seniors' lives across the province, with emphasis on central Alberta. The council advises the government on legislation and policies impacting seniors and urges public awareness of seniors' needs. Call (780) 422-2321 for details. apply by May 31, 2005.
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Seniors’ Advisory Council of
Alberta
Central
Seniors Advisory Council
Remains found in Mackenzie ends 1985 teen mystery
Canadian Press reports the bodies of Tammy Morrissey and Robert Fisher, two Mackenzie teenagers missing since May 6, 1985, were found near the hospital area. RCMP ruled out foul play. dental records confirmed identities. Details kept from the public.
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MacKenzie
B.C
Tammy Morrissey
Robert Fisher
Mackenzie Rcmp
RCMP
Mackenzie's Hospital
Caldwell
Traffic crash slows 13th Avenue near Strachan Road
Traffic on 13th Avenue just north of Strachan Road slowed Thursday afternoon after a southbound automobile collision. It was not confirmed if serious injuries occurred.
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13Th Avenue
Strachan Road
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