EDITOR;
It seems The Times reporters are looking for news articles and are willing to create friction between two sporting groups whom in the past have worked very hard alongside each other to develop playing facilities in order to advance their sports. I had a pretty good laugh about both the June 9 and June 16 articles that made mention to Taber and District Soccer Association’s plans. If the reporters at The Taber Times really want facts for a story, whether there is a battle brewing between two organizations, you should actually talk to someone from the Taber and District Soccer Association. Our association was never contacted.

EDITOR;
I am quite concerned about the new immigrants that we are seeing around town. I do not have anything against new arrivals, in the least. What I am against is the fact that we have local and federal laws that a lot of these people don't seem to know about or are ignoring totally.

EDITOR;
It is great to see that volunteers are appreciated. I attended the volunteer appreciation supper put on by Marilyn with the Literacy group and Tania the Regional Sustainability co-ordinator on Tuesday, May 11, and have to say thank you, it was a great evening.
For me, the second part of the evening which included discussions of the problems facing all the groups in Taber that rely on volunteers and some possible solutions was very important. There was one strategic plan put forward that I totally feel is worthwhile pursuing.

EDITOR;
I receive and read cover to cover every issue of Westworld that AMA sends me.
Imagine my surprise to read an article about community garage sales, and how popular they are.
When the Taber and District Chamber of Commerce was approached with this very same idea, it was turned down because a few of the downtown businesses were not in favour of having main street blocked off for a Saturday afternoon. These businesses felt their customers would not have anywhere to park while they shopped.