Community events and classes in Taber calendar notes
January 24 nutrition label class and various community notices share timelines for Taber events. Pro life banquet January 27 features Dr. Theresa Burke. volunteers needed as mascot Trusty. indoor football camps for grades 3 to 6 call Garrett Simmons. The Rock hours and Taber Adult Learning courses listed with dates and contact details.
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Taber
Kristi Vander Gaast
Theresa Burke
Garrett Simmons
Week in Crime Highlights Across Taber Area
A British Columbia man received a 24 hour licence suspension after observed U turns on Jan 15. A Taber man charged Jan 11 with driving over .08 and impaired driving after high speed reversal from a parking stall. six unopened beer bottles found. Jan 15 a window break and purse theft. Jan 12 purse stolen from a local school. Jan 14 a local restaurant break in with window damage, cut phone lines and stolen till money. An attempted break in noted at 46th Avenue and 50th Street.
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52Nd Avenue
54Th Street
British Columbia
50Th Avenue
52Nd Street
Taber
Taber Provincial Court
47Th Avenue
58Rd Street
Tabor
46Th Avenue
51St Street
50Th Street
Restau
Vehicle break ins and alarm lead to警
After an alarm about cut phone lines on Jan 15 police report a Jan 16 incident where a vehicle in the area had its driver side window smashed and a purse stolen. A second report notes a passenger side smash with a purse wallet removed. Police urge locking doors and keeping valuables out of sight.
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48Th Avenue
53Rd Street
Johnson
Taber Court Sets Fines for Multiple Impaired Driving Cases
A Taber Provincial Court records list several impaired driving cases from Jan 11. Rodney Baker, 19, faces 625 fine and one year driving prohibition after two breath tests over .08 and may enter ignition interlock in three months. Camrose man Gordon Lentz and 48 year old Wesley Neal also face fines for impaired driving. Neal gets seven days jail time for failing to comply with undertakings. An 81 year old Taber resident, Robert Stolk, receives a six month conditional sentence for assault. Police actions included responses to a Heritage Inn disturbance and routine stop of a vehicle linked to a suspect family, with breathalyzers used in several incidents.
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Taber
Rodney Tyler Baker
Crown
Gordon Falconer
Tabor
Heritage Inn
Camrose
Gordon Robert Lentz
Blaine Donald Mueller
Wesley Evans Neal
Rocky Mountain House
Robert John Stolk
Falconer
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Alberta
Gsimmons
St. Theodore’s
Civic Centre
Taber Legion Hall
Tabor Community Against
Trusty
Amy Breznik
Telus.net
the Rock
Fitquest
Taberadultlearning
Professor W. Wright, MD
C.L.D.A
Robbie Burns
Legion Hall
the Legion
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