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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Oct 22, 2001
Page
4
A 17 year old female is charged with driving without due care after her white 1991 Pontiac Sunbird fishtailed and struck a curb, a safety fence, and rolled to rest at a Comfort Inn driveway. Passengers suffered a dislocated finger and minor head lacerations. vehicle written off with $6,000 damage.
Two Hat men, Aaron Vincent Pederson 35 and Lavern Michael Marthaller 39, face possession of narcotics for trafficking charges after an investigation found 23 crack cocaine pieces worth 1800 in a 1995 Pontiac Sunfire stopped on the 700 block of Seventh Street S.W. around 8 30 p.m. Saturday.
A four day joint Checkstop program by Brooks RCMP Redcliff RCMP and Medicine Hat City Police Traffic Unit checked 1200 vehicles from Oct 17 to 20. Four impaired drivers were charged 12 24 hour licence suspensions were issued seven provincial traffic charges laid and one stop involved the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act. More joint Checkstops are planned to deter and detect impaired driving.
The Brooks town council, elected recently, faces a plebiscite on smoking in restaurants and will include three new councillors Pat Walsh Kerry Crapo and Clayton Johnson. Community notices cover Scouts popcorn drive fall CWL rummage sale Silver Sage AGM flu shot clinic rec basketball signups and upcoming Science Olympics at Brooks junior high gym.
Jocelyn Rempel, seven, demonstrates Bernoulli's principle with a vacuum at the Family Science Olympics held in Medicine Hat high school's Taylor Science Centre. The event features ten viewing tables with various challenges for attendees.
Police and fire crews responded to a 2:39 a.m. fire behind a residence on Ninth Street S.W. A plastic bag and garbage were ignited, causing about 100 dollars in garage door damage. A male youth, 5'8" to 5'10", with dark hair and slim build, was seen walking south on First Avenue S.W. possible ages 13 to 16.
Arts events calendar lists final day for the Frontier stereotypes exhibit at Medicine Hat Museum and Art Gallery while a full slate includes curling, WHL hockey, SAMFA football, ACAC and AJHL games, author readings, and a Western decor open house.
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