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Newspaper
The Taber Times
Location
Taber, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 2012
Page
7
The notice lists events and programs from Taber Public Library, the Farmers Market, and local clubs. Highlights include Oragami Club June 30, Tots n Tales Thursdays, Craft Corner Saturdays, Clogging classes for ages four and up, and a handibus punch card. Also mentions PAC cookbook, retirement party, and museum exhibits. No single event dominates.
This week in Taber, a local man charged with driving while intoxicated at over three times the limit and resisting arrest faces Taber court on July 10. A scooter stolen from 48th Street is under investigation. A fuel transaction dismissal was resolved after payment. Youths warned for cruelty to seagulls and litter duty. A truck was keyed at Heritage Drive with damages over $2000. Total calls: 72 with various bylaw and criminal code matters.
In Taber provincial court on June 12, Jordan James Sargeant 26 of Coaldale pleaded guilty to two counts of probation breach and was fined 500 with a 74 victim surcharge. He previously faced breach of probation and undertaking charges. Also in Taber, Keith Ronald Heinitz 64 pleaded guilty to assault and was given one year probation with counseling orders and a 50 victim surcharge. Stewart Rhodes 25 of Wrentham pleaded guilty to two counts of probation breach and was sentenced to 60 days. Dick Brantner 39 of Warner pleaded guilty to driving with BAC above .08 and was fined 1000 with a one-year driving ban and 150 surcharge. Matthew Waldner 34 of Taber pleaded guilty to driving with BAC above .08, fined 1000 and one-year ban with 150 surcharge.
The Taber Police Service reports a 62 percent clearance rate for 2010, well above the provincial 42 percent average. Chief Alf Rudd credits strong community relations and officer buy in for aiding cases and says all incidents are reported to Statistics Canada.
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