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Newspaper
The Taber Times
Location
Taber, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 02, 2003
Page
5
A first person morning jog traces a personal fitness comeback from 220 pounds to finishing a 400 metre run. The narrator battles breath, pain, and doubt, then finds renewed drive to train three days a week.
Community objections spur Brooks council to backtrack and apologize for condemning the war in Iraq. Fort Macleod runs a $112,000 deficit in 2002 due to rising utility costs, to be covered by drawing from a 20 year accumulated reserve.
Students at LCC Taber Campus express gratitude for community support during talks on campus closure. The campus has offered educational opportunities to many, and continued help is vital to keep Taber operations alive. Doreen Nelson.
A reader laments Canada’s protests amid wartime and terrorism references. The letter contrasts support for the United States and calls on protesters to honor veterans before voicing dissent. It recalls World War II and October Crisis memories to justify wartime unity.
A taber resident, Raymond Sheen, announces a two year mission to Nigeria and reflects on poverty, HIV AIDS, and subsistence living there. He expresses gratitude to Taber and Canada, praises the community, and notes plans to return after service. He also thanks readers for tolerating his letters to the Taber Times.
Continuing Care residents in Taber enjoyed a busy March with country drives, pig day trivia, Leprechaun crafts, Shamrock Shindig and spring picnics. They toured Chin Reservoir and Oldman River, attended a Twinkie history session, and hosted the Smiling Jenny and Jonny Show with other events at Clearview Lodge and Parkside meals. Happy April birthdays noted.
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