March 26 TEA Fundraiser and Taber Night Out Reopen
The TEA Fundraiser offers a steak supper and family entertainment on March 26 with tickets from TEA members or by calling Katie or Jessica. The Taber Night Out Youth Centre reopens for ages 13 to 17 at the Taber Community Centre with a pool table movies foosball and air hockey on Thursdays 3 PM to 11 PM and Fridays Saturdays 4 PM to midnight. Admission is free in January. FCSS Stay and Play runs in Barons Eureka Warner FCSS office on Wednesdays Thursdays or Saturdays 9:30 to 11:30 AM to help children gain school and peer-relations skills.
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Mayor Praises 2005 Taber Budget For Growth and Savings
Mayor Ray Bryant touts Taber 2005 budget with 4 million in capital projects focused on roads and storm sewers. Six road upgrades plus walking trail work and a new library design start. taxes rise four percent after trimming expenses and using 200000 from reserves to cover a shortfall.
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Coaldale man jailed for weekend sentences in impaired driving case
Coaldale man Randal G. Macdonald received a 30 day sentence to be served on weekends with six months probation and a three year driving prohibition after pleading guilty to impaired operation. He also faces 500 dollars in fines for failing to stop at an accident scene. Crown prosecutors outlined a December 29 2004 complaint of a swerving truck and a vehicle collision involving police pursuit. The crown withdrew several charges while imposing fines and a prior conviction note. A separate Taber man faces 700 dollars in fines and a one year driving prohibition after pleading to driving over .08. A Taber man Sakebow 22 received 400 dollars in fines for failing to abide by an undertak ing. Another Taber resident Julian Lakebow faced 400 dollars for failing to comply with an undertak ing. A Taber man Brandon Lawson 21 received 30 days in jail with nine months probation after pleading guilty to assault. Maxwell urged accountability and jail for violent behavior.
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