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Newspaper
The Taber Times
Location
Taber, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 29, 2003
Page
5
A reflective column argues against passing the buck and for personal accountability. The author critiques lawsuits over blame, cites examples from McDonald’s and coffee spills, and promotes self reliance and responsibility as path to happiness and success.
In Grande Cache miners eager to work face delays as the coal firm awaits final approvals from the Alberta Energy and Utilities Board. The project still requires steps before recruitment begins, despite regulatory clearance. In Crowsnest Pass residents may be struck by the Norwalk Virus, a winter vomiting disease, lasting 12 to 48 hours.
Photo by David Bly explores the contrast between pursuing steadfast integrity on windswept heights and yielding to comfort in compromise, presenting a thoughtful visual essay on ethical choice.
The Taber and District Irrigation Impact Museum unveils Farm Animals Memories and Memorabilia, tracing Taber's early rural life from cows and butter making to the rise of advertising. It highlights Yesterday's Advertising- Today's Collectibles and invites Taber schools to visit, with a nod to ancient and modern promotion.
The text describes the Chinese zodiac system, the Stem-Branch 60-year cycle, and that 2003 is the Year of the Female Water Sheep. It notes leap years, lunar months, and how water and fire influence the year's changes, predicting change and unpredictability in 2003.
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