Times wins top AWNA honours for Alberta weekly papers
The Tabor Times tops Alberta Weekly Newspapers Association General Excellence Awards 2005 in overall newspaper quality and best front page in its circulation class. Taber's Vauxhall Advance follows with third overall and front page win, while Taber’s paper excels in sports. Judges praised stand-alone photos and quality writing and imagery.
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the Times
Alberta Weekly Newspapers Association
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Mark Coyle
Jean Bihn
Jason Stone
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CHR eyes balanced budget with funding boost
The Chinook Health Region expects a 10.3 percent funding rise for 2005/2006 helping cover operations and avert deficits, but officials say no new programs yet. They aim for a balanced 2005/06 budget, with future plans including radiation treatment, a cardiac unit, and more seniors housing.
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Jack Ady
CHR Board
Ady
Tabor
Home Hardware to Build New Taber Store
Taber council approves a 22 750 square foot Home Hardware with a 10 200 square foot garden centre east of the new police station. Construction by two or three weeks with completion planned for April, creating jobs and expanding product display at 5800 50th Ave.
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Barnwell youth charged in undercover drug operation
Christopher Turner aged 18 of Barnwell was arrested by the Tabor Police Service in an undercover cocaine trafficking case. He allegedly sold cocaine to Calgary Police Service officers on two occasions and faces trafficking and proceeds from trafficking charges. Turner was released with conditions to appear in Tabor Provincial Court on May 10.
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Christopher Turner
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Tabor
St Pat’s Drama Club stage Tricks Traps and Ever After
St Patrick’s elementary drama club will present Tricks Traps and Ever After this Friday. Forty students perform four plays Chinese Cinderella How the Camel Got Its Hump Mr Hare and Mr Leopard and Who Laughs Last with all members in acting roles. The project began in February under Caryn Swark who hopes the musical dinner theater becomes an annual event. The dinner is Friday April 29 at 5 30 p m with spaghetti, followed by a Saturday matinee at 2 p m both shows at St Mary’s.
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Taylor Spate
St. Pat’s
St. Mary’s School
St. Patrick’s Elementary
Swark
Snark
Tera Hirsche
Hirsche
St. Patrick’s
St. Mary’s
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