Provincial court fines British soldier for bar assault in Medicine Hat
British Army Training Unit Suffield member Simon Bradley, 18, was fined 1250 in Medicine Hat provincial court for assault causing bodily harm at the Assiniboia Inn on June 9. He struck a man with a beer bottle after a bar argument, injuring teeth and requiring dental work and ambulance fees.
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Philip Wambolt
Simon Bradley
Suffield
Assiniboia Inn
Stephanie Cleary
Bradley
David Carter
Carter
Fined in assault case of Price Engler and theft case
Nels Price, 19, paid 750 for pleading guilty to assault after a fight on March 21 at a residence. Tyler Engler also pleaded guilty to assault and paid 750. Price faces trial July 24 on unlawful at large charges. Gary Sametz, 35, paid 500 for possession of stolen property after selling landlord property to a pawn shop for 75.
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Nels Price
Cleary
Price
Tyler Engler
Engler
Cuyler Road
Gary James Sametz
Sametz
Calgary
Millennium Trail Ride Packs 600 Participants at CFB Suffield
More than 600 enthusiasts have signed up for the 120 kilometer Millennium Trail Ride at Canadian Forces Base Suffield. The event runs July 4 to 8 with riders supplying horses or wagons and base personnel hauling hay and water. Tickets for an July 8 barbecue and dance in Ralston are available for those joining only the end day.
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Cfb
Suffield
Canadian Forces Base
Kim Hallas
Hallas
Ralston
CFB Suffield
Department of National Defence
Canada
Crops in southeast Alberta start well despite dry spell
Farmers around Maple Creek and Hat region report good early crop conditions though moisture remains below normal. Experts note cabbage seedpod weevil presence but not a major spraying need while canola fields yellow with limited rainfall across southern Alberta.
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Medicine Hat Doe
Alberta
Maple Creek
Daryl Tumbach
Saskatchewan Agriculture
Lawanay
Tumbach
Peter Biemans
Seven Persons
Biemans
Gail Atkinson
Alberta Agriculture
Lost and found hotline ad urges call by six
A local notice encourages readers to call 528 NEWS before 6 p.m. today to report any lost or found items. The brief ad stresses prompt contact and provides the station’s hotline for intake.
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James Allen Mathew Wagar
Wagar
TransCanada
Redcliff
Joed Smith
Smith
Strong Avenue S.E
Medicine Hat Regional Hospital
Bill Cocks
Mike Bednar
Aaron Sandbeck
Rory Mahony
Ottoman Empire
Gordon Frank
Brooks
Frank
Hair Biz
Cristina
Medicine Hatlodge
City Desk
Valleydale Greenhouses and Florists Ltd
1St Street
Medicine Hat
Sam
Cypress Centre Fieldhouse
Eamber
Albert’s
Kingsway S.E
Paras Pett
Spencer St. SE
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