Provincial court teen breaches probation and skips school
A 14 year old male received 21 days custody for breaching probation after skipping school and failing to report to a youth worker. Crown prosecutor Dorothy Smith noted prior offences including mischief and entering. Judge Darwin Greaves ordered seven days consecutive on each charge. An 18 year old received 15 days for riding in a stolen vehicle. Police found the Dodge Neon damaged at Strathcona Island Park. The unidentified 17 year old pleaded guilty to occupying a motor vehicle taken without consent.
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Dorothy Smith
Darwin Greaves
Christian Lim
Strathcona Island Park
Woman Pleads Guilty To Dangerous Driving Fined 750
Phyllis Irene McKenzie pleaded guilty to dangerous driving after her car left 13th Avenue Southeast and rolled into a ditch on April 29. Crown prosecutor Stephanie Cleary said she appeared to have consumed significant alcohol and breathalyzer readings supported the claim, though admissibility was in question. McKenzie, 39, of No 17 400013 Avenue Southeast, was banned from driving for one year by Judge Dietrich Brand.
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Phyllis Irene McKenzie
McKenzie
13Th Avenue S.E
Stephanie Cleary
Ave. S.E
Dietrich Brand
Caterer jailed for bogus evidence in Canada case
Brian James McElgunn, owner of McElgunn's Catering in Medicine Hat, received 90 days in jail after pleading guilty to two counts of obstructing justice. He had faced 20 counts of fraud and admitted fabricating invoices to support expenses during his trial. Perjury charges were dropped. He will serve weekends to keep his business running.
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Brian James McEllgunn
McElgunn
McElguin
Stephanie Cleary
Santa Fe
Vaughan Hembroff
Hembroff
Cleary
City and bikers discuss Medicine Hat lease renewal
Medicine Hat Motorcycle Society and city officials are quietly negotiating renewal of land lease along the South Saskatchewan River north of the power plant. Talks began to secure space for motocross as the current lease expires in June 2001. Public status remains limited with meetings moved to closed session. Grasslands Naturalists oppose new land due to erosion concerns. Local riders claim dirt bikes support area businesses and enable provincial competition.
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Medicine Hat
Knodel
Riverside
Grasslands Naturalists
Veronica Swan
Community listings and events in Brooks area
Multiple local notices list charity drives volunteer calls and group meetings in Brooks. Rosebud Theatre tickets at 12 advance, various volunteer needs at Red Cross Salvation Army and Safe Shelter, plus club meetings at Dinosaur Toastmasters and Pottery Guild.
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Rosebud Theatre
Griffin Park Theatre
Pat
Alana
First Brooks Scouting Association
Anne
Red Cross
Doris
Brooks and District Museum
Igas
Sunnytea
Dempster
Brooks and District Women’s Safe Shelter Society
Spec Association For Children and Families
Sandra
Newell Recycling
Doug
Salvation Army
Betty
Brooks Bandits
John Arnold
Dinosaur Toastmaster Club
Brooks
Sue
Pottery Guild
Tammy
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