Pheasant Festival raises funds for habitat projects in Brooks
Dean Kacey notes the annual Pheasant Festival at Heritage Inn on Thursday to fund two habitat projects. Tickets available at Sportside in Brooks.
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Heritage Inn
Brooks
Community Health Services Office
Brooks Public Library
Barry Heal
Clarica
Steve MacDonald
The
Royal Bank
Lorne Bateman
Baby and Me
Brooks Rec Center
Duchess Curling Club
Rick Tipple
Curling Club
Louie's Lottery
Bud’s and Sudz
Patricia Hotel
Cat Country
Brooks Hotel
Bassano Hotel
Dean Kacey
Raymond Shannon fishes rainbow trout at Echo Dale Park
Raymond Shannon spent Thanksgiving fishing with his wife Loreen and their 10 week old son Andrew at Echo Dale Park. He landed over a dozen trout using barb-less hooks and released all back into the pond.
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Raymond Shannon
Echo Dale Park
Shannon
Loreen
Andrew
Cryptoquip Puzzle Teases and Decodes
Saturday cryptogram hints reveal a phrase about underwear and debriefing. The clue explains one-letter substitutions, citing Longfellow as an example with A for L and X for O. A second line presents a new coded message and a separate clue for the day.
Alberta girl escapes abduction near High River
RCMP hunt a man linked to up to eight attempted abductions in southern Alberta. A nine year old girl fled a dark blue station wagon near a cemetery in High River and found help after the pursuer returned. Police describe the suspect as a white male in his 40s with grey hair and glasses.
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High River
Alberta
RCMP
Clive Reynolds
Reynolds
Okotoks
Calgary
Black Diamond
Calgary Herald
Hay bale accident claims northern Alberta father
In Athabasca, Roger Makar, 41, was killed when a large hay bale fell from a trailer as he unloaded it while delivering hay to his cousin. Police say his two children, aged eight and seven, alerted authorities after finding him unconscious. efforts to revive him failed at the scene.
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Athabasca
Alberta
Roger Makar
Makar
RCMP
Edmonton
Fatal Fort Saskatchewan crash claims one life
One dead and seven injured when a car lost control on a curve in Fort Saskatchewan. Wayne Martin, 26, of Camrose, was pronounced dead at the scene. The driver was listed in critical but stable condition at University hospital, with two other occupants treated locally.
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Fort Saskatchewan
Wayne Martin
Camrose
Alta
University Hospital
Local Weekend Events Highlight Music Sports and Theatre
The listings show Lyle Rebbeck Trio at The Vineyard Thursday and Friday at 7 p.m. with a contact 529 4807. MHHS faces Brooks in high school football at 7 p.m. AJHS hockey features Camrose Kodiaks versus Brooks Bandits at 7 30 p.m. in Centennial Arena. A range of community events includes PFLAG Medicine Hat potluck dinner at 7 p.m. and the 7th Annual Polka Fest at Cypress Centre with multiple phone contacts.
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Lyle Rebbeck
the Vineyard
MHHS
Brooks
Brooks High
AJHS
Camrose Kodiaks
Brooks Bandits
Centennial Arena
Cypress Centre
Elks and
Royal Purple
Medicine Hat Anion Club
Macleod Trail S.E
Prince George Cougars
Medicine Hat Tigers
Hillcrest Church
Country Church
Heights Baptist Church
Elderly man dies after fall in elevator shaft
In Vancouver at St Pauls Hospital an 87 year old Burnaby resident Wilfred Stronstad died after falling down an elevator shaft on Oct 2. The hospital employee involved was also injured but sent home. The accident prompted a provincial elevator safety inquiry.
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Vancouver
St. Paul’s Hospital
Wilfred Stronstad
Stronstad
Burnaby
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Canadian Wheat Board
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Alberta Cancer Foundation
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Red Deer Rebels
Medicine Hat
Khamnel
Medicinehatnews.com
Canadian Mental Health Association
Alberta Mental Health Board
Schizophrenia Society
Mood Disorder Association
Palliser Health Region
Amihac
Alberta Mental Health Self Help Network
B.E.S.T
Medicine Hat Youth Wellness Consumer Advisory Council
Medicine Hat College Social Work
Mother Nature
Leigh Smythe
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