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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Oct 10, 2002
Page
3
Kevin Ramsdale 39 contacted Medicine Hat police on Wednesday afternoon and is safe. He had been missing since Sept 10 after leaving a friend's house. Ramsdale's wife and two children had spoken to The News a week after his disappearance. Police thanked the media and public for help.
Saamis Heights and South Ridge residents may experience reduced water pressure Thursday while city crews fix a water line break at the South Ridge Reservoir. Environmental utilities manager Ralph Havinga says the reservoir will be shut off from 8 a.m. October 10 for the repair, with no estimated completion time. Residents are urged to limit use and store water. questions to Havinga at 529-8196.
British troops at CFB Suffield celebrate Big Brew-Up Day with tea and cakes as 4 000 soldiers take part in Exercise Iron Anvil tasks and base maintenance. SSAFA volunteers aid service members in crisis and families seeking support.
Police will operate photo radar at multiple locations including Kingsway Avenue S.E and Kiwanis Park playground on Thursday February 15 as part of area enforcement. The Medicine Hat News notes zone based garbage pickup for today.
Gail Halderman has accepted Medicine Hat's role as business representative on the Palliser Economic Partnership board to help expand regional economic development in southeastern Alberta. The group, including leaders from Forty Mile, Newell, Cypress counties and towns, plans a two day training session November 20 and 21 to boost member know-how and collaboration. Call Amanda at Entre-Corp for registration details.
At St. Louis School the free breakfast program feeds more than 100 students daily with milk muffins toast and bagels funded by Kinsmen and Garden Market IGA. Blaine Kunz of Kinsmen presents a $5000 cheque and volunteers run morning service improving concentration and schoolwork according to teachers and students.
Seven Persons faces ongoing water shortages as a pilot of a dissolved air filtration system fails to improve supply. Engineer Brian Fanson notes the method did not treat both solids and color. a conventional, costed tender will be sought to select a reliable approach. Construction could begin next spring if funding aligns.
John Fairweather, 18, former Maple Creek resident, received the Governor General's Certificate of Commendation in Regina for helping rescue a Gull Lake Reservoir boating victim during a July 28 2001 incident. He and his father persuaded a man to exit a sinking boat and searched for a missing third passenger in a heavy storm. The third man died, and Fairweather later credited his actions to a sense of duty.
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