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Newspaper
The Taber Times
Location
Taber, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 12, 2004
Page
5
A photo assignment at a Vauxhall Farmer's Market uncovers three Choose Your Own Adventure books that spark nostalgic reflections on youth and lessons from making choices. The narrator recalls marketing youth, garage sale profits, and personal growth from reading and selling those titles.
A Rainbow Lake toddler and her father pursue a possible national precedent by suing the child’s mother for injuries in the womb. Drumheller Hussar vote shows 80 of 101 residents oppose dissolving the autonomous village.
A reader praises rules in sports for fairness and safety and laments rule breaking and cheap shots. They thank volunteer parents and coaches for their efforts and question how silence would feel if a child were hurt.
Robert Sharpe argues the May editorial misses reality based prevention and that parental involvement and school activities reduce adolescent drug use. He warns alcohol remains the No 1 drug problem and criticizes DARE as ineffective, citing a GAO report link for support.
A collage of nostalgic pieces on motherhood and family life. Includes a touching dialogue about a child’s guardian angel named Grandma, a humorous Good Housekeeping style kitchen scene about Johnny, and reflections on the incomparable value of mothers and housewives across history.
The excerpt advises writers to keep letters between 150 and 250 words, avoid ranting, and build a rational argument with facts. It emphasizes topical local issues, readability through editing, and newspapers' right to edit to preserve the writer’s point of view.
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