EDITOR;
On the evening of July 31, 2010, we took our son to the ER at the Taber Health Centre  after he experienced sudden numbness and a total lack of control in his right leg. He told the nurses, “I’ve had a stroke.”
She wasn’t at all concerned. While waiting, he began having severe back and stomach pain, which crept up into his chest, a symptom of aortic aneurysm. After waiting 50 minutes, he was seen by a doctor who looked in his eyes, checked his hands and legs for strength (his right leg had no strength) and gave the advice, “Go home and take an Advil.”

EDITOR;
I moved into Clearview Lodge here in Taber in 2003. If I’m still here next November, I will be a resident here for seven years.
After the first year and a half of this time, about six of us were using the old treadmill — four men and two women. When this equipment needed repair, I put through a motion at residents’ council regarding repairing it, even though the Taber and District Housing board was oblivious we even had  any exercise equipment. They removed it.

EDITOR;
Thanks for your quick coverage of the Summer Games in Brooks, and congratulations to everyone who contributed to Taber’s overall second-place finish.
Over the past six years, the M.D. of Taber has finished first three times and second three times.

EDITOR;
When we arrived at Murray Chev-Olds Cadillac we were greeted by a line that extended from the north car lot all the way around the lot to the west side, where I believe Lethbridge rugby team members were manning the barricade to allow people in to have their picture taken with Lethbridge's own Kris Versteeg and the Stanley Cup, which he played a significant role in the Chicago Blackhawks winning.