Fifth Avenue United Memorial Church Hosts Craft Sale
Verna Dunwald of Fifth Avenue United Memorial Church assisted at an art and craft sale held Saturday morning at the church. She sold knitted apparel to attendees as part of the church event.
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Oct 24, 2016
Page
2
Verna Dunwald of Fifth Avenue United Memorial Church assisted at an art and craft sale held Saturday morning at the church. She sold knitted apparel to attendees as part of the church event.
An Ottawa police officer faces two counts of discreditable conduct under the Police Services Act over online comments about the death of Inuk artist Annie Pootoogook. Pootoogook was found dead September 19 in the Rideau River and investigators still probe possible suspicious elements. The hearing is set for November 1.
Investigation focuses on signs of mechanical failure from wreckage photos since there was no flight data or cockpit voice recorder. Officials expect information from the pilot to determine cause, noting minimal property damage at Hillside Cemetery.
Stan Sakamoto claims the Liberal campaign is poised to improve on its 2015 general election result with stronger lawn sign presence and neighbor outreach. Libertarian Sheldon Johnston emphasizes educating voters on limiting government power. Rod Taylor of the Christian Heritage Party runs locally for social conservative focus. Bev Waege of the New Democrats and Kayne Cooper of the Rhinoceros Party also appear on the ballot.
A Liberal Party spokesperson said it follows a longstanding practice to reimburse for the commercial equivalent when the prime minister travels for partisan events and cannot fly commercially. The clarification notes that the Liberal Party covers these travel costs for the prime minister.
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