Community groups honor supporters and fundraiser updates
Local groups and sponsors are thanked for their roles in charitable efforts. Safe Haven Shelter praises Community Spirit Programs and TCAPS for summer camp funding enabling 50 plus children to participate. The Taber Terry Fox committee credits Taber Lions Club and others for fundraisers and donations supporting cancer research and diabetes causes.
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Safe Haven Women’s Shelter Society
TCAPS
Taber Terry Fox Committee
Taber Lions Club
Terry Fox Foundation For Cancer Research
Taber Viper Swim Club
Coughlin to Leave Taber Planning for East Coast Retirement
Jim Coughlin, longtime town planner and director of economic development in Taber, is moving back to Eastern Canada to be closer to family. He plans a cross country drive with his wife, noting the area’s openness to redevelopment and Taber’s steady growth.
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Taber
Jim Coughlin
Canada
Ontario
Nova Scotia
Truro
Coughlin
Western
Tabor
Alberta
Centre Court For the Arts
50Th Street
East Coast
Clarification on Northwest Residential Area Structure Plan in Taber
A Times clarification states that the Aug 24 piece on three north of 50th Avenue extensions does not reach the environmental reserve by the coulee beside M D of Taber Park. Lands north of 60 and 64 Avenues fall under the Northwest Residential Area Structure Plan guiding Taber's future subdivision growth.
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Times
50Th Avenue
60 Avenue
Coulee
M.D
Taber Park
64 Avenue
Taber
Dates in History on September 7
On this day in history several events are noted. In 70 a Roman army under Titus occupies Jerusalem and plunders it. In 1191 Richard I defeats Saladin at Arsuf during the Third Crusade. In 1228 Frederick II lands in Palestine starting the Sixth Crusade. In 1652 about 15 000 Han rebels oppose Dutch rule in Taiwan. In 1776 Turtle attempts a submarine attack in New York Harbor. In 1812 Borodino sees Napoleon defeat Russia. In 1876 Jesse James fails a Minnesota bank raid. In 1901 Boxer Protocol ends the Boxer Rebellion. In 1927 Farnsworth achieves first fully electronic TV. In 1963 the Pro Football Hall of Fame opens with 17 charter members. In 1970 Bill Shoemaker becomes leading jockey in lifetime wins.
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Titus
Jerusalem
Arsuf
Richard I
England
Saladin
Frederick II
Palestine
Taiwan
Richard Howe
New York Harbor
Napoleon
Russia
Alexander I
Borodino
Northfield
Minnesota
Jesse James
China
Philo Taylor Farnsworth
Pro Football Hall of Fame
Canton
Newsroom contacts and tips line for Tiperson Times
The Tiperson Times lists main switchboard numbers 223 2266 and 223 1408 with hours 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday. It invites tips and story ideas and provides editor Garrett Simmons and Stevie Turcato as contacts for questions or concerns.
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Stevie Turcato
Subscription details for The Taber Times and delivery inquiry
A notice invites readers to subscribe to The Taber Times or contact Melanie Haynes at 223-2266 for delivery questions. The item emphasizes subscription and delivery assistance.
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Melanie Haynes
Lost and Found Dogs Near Taber Area
Found north of Taber a mature black lab with nylon collar. Found east of Taber near Purple Springs a large long haired white dog. Missing a white American Eskimo female last seen by Topwand. Missing a German Pinscher named Brutis black with brown markings wearing a black studded Harley collar. Cash reward offered. Call listed numbers.
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Taber
Purple Springs
Topwand
Ursula
Brutis
Latisha
Cory
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Tabor Times
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