Community Halloween Party Adds New Games at Taber Centre
The Taber Community Centre party will feature new obstacles replacing last year’s smaller setup and a Safe Haven mini golf option. Organizers say the free, warm, safe event suits children up to age 12 with candy and crafts including photo frames. Attendance varies with the weather, from 400 to 800.
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Council approves study to design wastewater separation plan
The Tabor Town Council authorized Associated Engineering to proceed with the preliminary design for separating industrial and domestic sewage after reviewing the Wastewater Management Strategy. The 25 year plan estimates needs and funding, with $100,000 approved now and the 2006 budget covering remaining design costs. The town may seek Alberta Waste and Wastewater Partnership and other program funding in 2006.
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Local farmers test new soil conservation equipment
M D of Taber officials and equipment dealers joined Jason Bullock to discuss latest advances in soil conservation equipment just northwest of Tabor. Dealers from Milliken Farm Supplies Ford Green Power and Hi Way Service attended as part of the fall 2005 effort.
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