Missing 15-year-old Erica Peltier sought by police
Taber police request public help locating Erica Peltier a 15 year old girl last seen boarding a Greyhound bus in Hinton at about 2 45 p m Saturday. She did not reach Taber Sunday morning and police list Edson Edmonton Red Deer Calgary and Medicine Hat as bus stops. Erica is five foot one 145 pounds with brown hair green eyes and a brown corduroy jacket with a white fur collar. Call Taber police at 223 8991 with any information.
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Taber
Erica Peltier
Hinton
Edson
Edmonton
Red Deer
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Erica
Council backs lobbying for Safe Haven funding
Taber council will aid the Safe Haven lobbying effort to secure more provincial funding rather than provide direct financial assistance. Erin Ashford reported Safe Haven needs 105000 to reach March 2005, with fundraising covering some time and 41000 still required to end January and March.
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Town Council
Taber and District
Safe Haven
Erin Ashford
Safe House
Ashford
Beets Stored In Harsh Cold Extend Alberta Campaign
Beet piles in Taber Burdett and Vauxhall stay ventilated to limit respiration while -20 to -30 C weather naturally preserves them. Manager Llewelyn Jones notes steady progress despite occasional frozen beets and plant slowdowns from holiday maintenance. This year’s campaign runs longer, with beets processed totaling 740000 tonnes, up from 620000 last year.
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Taber
Burdett
Vauxhall
Llewelyn-Jones
Alberta
Llewelyn- Jones
Downtown snow plan prioritizes accessibility and sidewalk cleanup
Town official stresses downtown access and smooth traffic while public works leads snow removal with contracted help. The 24 hour sidewalk policy pressures residents and businesses, and waterline breaks are mitigated by newer mains though thaw risks remain.
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Cressman
Public Works Department
Public Works
47Th Avenue
T and T
Feeder cattle rise to $1.11 per pound in 2005 market
McCreath notes feeder cattle at 500 to 600 pounds sell for $1.11 per pound, up 24 cents from a year earlier and nine cents higher than last week. Heifers at 84.45 cents per pound mark a six cent rise, steers down one percent from 2004, while heifers gain five percent. Prices respond to border opening but BSE crisis remains unsettled.
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McCreath
Alberta
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Ray Bryant
Gary L. Hudson
Lump Sum
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