Inside This Week Safety Program Seeks Senior Volunteers
Local page A12 notes an Inside This Week feature inviting volunteers to learn and help administer a safety program for seniors in Tabor.
31 Mar 2004
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Newspaper
The Taber Times
Location
Taber, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 31, 2004
Page
1
Local page A12 notes an Inside This Week feature inviting volunteers to learn and help administer a safety program for seniors in Tabor.
Farmers selling their own grain are highlighted as an artful display of efficiency and ambition in this week’s sports feature. The piece celebrates independence, market savvy, and the craft of direct-to-consumer sales as a form of local competition and pride.
Business owners along Highway 36 attended a meeting with Castle Glenn Consultants hired by Alberta Transportation to review access from the industrial park. Proposals include restricting west side access to 56 Avenue and reducing east side access, potentially impacting more than 50 businesses including East End Iron as traffic could worsen in front of bays along 64 Street.
Prairie farmers led by John Turcato push for marketing choice for wheat and barley as a private members bill moves in Alberta. The measure could let producers sell outside the Wheat Board system, though passage faces hurdles before federal election pressures shape Prime Minister Paul Martin’s stance.
The Taber Irrigation Impact Museum hosted its annual Cowboy Poetry event with 250 attendees, down from last year’s near 300. New performers Rod Erickson, Gordon Florence, Ol’ Ugly, and Latigo joined veterans, with yodeling, country songs, poetry and art displays enriching the program. The event raised 1700 for museum operations, slightly below 2000 last year.
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