Reflections on a High School Reunion and lasting friendships
The author recalls a Lethbridge Collegiate Institute reunion and the nerves of reuniting with former subgroups. He reflects on fitting in, the impact of childhood friendships, and how adulthood changes perceptions of acceptance and success. The piece notes limited turnout but genuine reconnection and the lasting value of solid character.
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Lethbridge Collegiate Institute
Miami Vice
Club Monaco
Donna
Lethbridge
Crockett
Honeys
Guns N’ Roses
Taber Times Seeks June Taber Takes Photographs
The Taber Times invites readers to submit original photographs for the Taber Takes feature. One photo per week will be chosen from submissions received, with finalists published on this page. Drop off at 4822-53 St or email digital images to the editor.
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Taber Times May 2 1912 highlights land, power, and trades
The paper notes 155000 acres under cultivation, new plow outfits daily, and a Winnipeg trip by Mayor Douglas as surveys move toward Taber. Canada West Coal Co plans a 20 year electric franchise with metered power, area brick plant potential, and a Made in Canada train tour announced. Banks Amalgamated expands Royal Bank network. A gas well near the Presbyterian Church faces abandonment, while the Board of Trade backs the coal franchise and plans four Dry Farm Congress trophies in Lethbridge.
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Taber
Winnipeg
Douglas
Canadian Northern Rail Company
Macleod
Canada West Coal Company
Minneapolis
Alberta
Medicine Hat
Calgary
Hamilton
Ontario
Canadian Home Marketing Association
Canada
Montreal
Ottawa
Toronto
Fort William
Port Arthur
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Traders Bank of Canada
Royal Bank of Canada
Royal Bank
Presbyterian Church
Sullivan Machinery Co
Chicago
Taber Board of Trade
Tabor Board of Trade
Dry Farm Congress
Lethbridge
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