On the other side of the fence in Taberpeewee football
Times sports reporter Greg Price and I coach Taber's first spring football camp begun May 14 2003. The piece contrasts onfield coaching pressure with prior sideline reporting as the author faces decisions and responsibility for 30 Peewee players on game day while noting editorial staff coaching locally.
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Times
Greg Price
Taberpeewee Rebels
Taber
Saskatchewan
Atom
St. Albert
W.R. Myers Rebels
Tabor
Rocky Mountain House Parade Set Amid Rodeo Week Shift
Rocky Mountain House will host a Saturday parade on June 7 with a midway June 6 to 8 for Rocky Rodeo Week. After the Rocky Stampede board canceled the professional rodeo May 5, community reactions rise while Vulcan police investigate a suspected horse mutilation at Mitchell Centre for Equine Rescue near Vulcan as Paul Mitchell mourns a dead two year old stallion Senior Mate found earlier this month.
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Rocky Mountain House
Rocky Stampede Board
Vulcan
Mitchell Centre For
Paul Mitchell
Mitchell
Victoria Day origins and Canadian holiday history
Victoria Day marks Queen Victoria's birthday with a long colonial tradition. The celebration evolved from Empire Day to Commonwealth Day and was fixed in Canada by 1952 53 to 57 with proclamations and royal approval. The holiday now falls on the Monday before May 25 each year.
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Taber and District
Queen Victoria
British Commonwealth
Victoria
William IV
Kensington Palace
Edward
Duke of Kent
George III
Maria
Louisa
Francis
Duke of Saxe
Great Britain
Upper and Lower Canada
The
East India Company
Victoria of
India
British North America
Australia
Isle of Wright
Edward VII
Canada
United Kingdom
A Mother's Path Through Life and Loss
A reflective meditation on motherhood, guiding children through joy and hardship. The tale follows a young mother who leads her children along a difficult path, teaching courage, fortitude, and faith as they grow, endure war, and finally find a lasting presence beyond the gates.
Writing Letters That Persuade and Read Easily
A concise guide on crafting effective letters to newspapers. Aim for 150 to 250 words, avoid ramps, and support arguments with facts. Focus on topical local issues, stay rational, and anticipate editorial edits.
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Arou
David Bly
Prince Albert of
Saxe-Coburg Gotha
Soapbox
Judy
Judy Crawford
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