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Impressive group to be inducted into Palliser Wall of Fame Print E-mail
Written by Lethbridge Herald   
Wednesday, August 25 2010, 9:47 PM
Palliser Regional Schools will kick off the new school year by adding five individuals to its Wall of Fame during an induction ceremony Friday at the Cultural Recreation Centre in Vulcan.
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Pakistan aid response encouraging Print E-mail
Written by Dave Mabell   
Wednesday, August 25 2010, 9:46 PM
Reports of relentless turmoil and deaths in Pakistan have spurred a generous response from southern Albertans.
A steady flow of donors have been coming into the local Red Cross office, as Canadian officials report the arrival of safe drinking water and other survival supplies in the flood-devastated natio
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Driving for dummies Print E-mail
Written by Sherri Gallant   
Wednesday, August 25 2010, 9:45 PM
Add me to the list of cocky folk who think they’re good drivers — till the DUMB car proves us wrong.
Turns out I can’t remove a CD from a case without wiping out a delivery truck and wreaking havoc on a major highway.
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Corn lovers can rejoice Print E-mail
Written by Ric Swihart Lethbridge Herald   
Tuesday, August 24 2010, 8:04 PM
Southern Alberta’s major sweet corn producers are finally catching up with Mother Nature.
David Jensen, who markets his sweet corn north to Edmonton and into Saskatchewan, said he expects to have a few corn stands filled in Lethbridge as early as today. He was selling corn in Taber Monday at $5.50 a dozen.
The good news for the Taber Chamber of Commerce is all the fresh corn needed for the community’s Corn Fest will be ready for competitions and good old-fashioned eating.
A festival organizer said the Taber Knights of Columbus is the major corn fest vendor, and last year, served 200 dozen cobs. He expects the festival to go through 500 dozen cobs in the annual celebration which runs Thursday through Sunday.
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Whoop-Up Days 2010 Parade Winners Print E-mail
Written by Lethbridge Herald   
Tuesday, August 24 2010, 8:03 PM
Grand Aggregate Winner: Bells & Bows
 
Best Large Commercial Entry (20 or more employees):
1st - Totem Building Supplies
2nd - Montana’s Cookhouse
3rd - Save On Foods
Best Small Commercial Entry (19 or fewer employees):
1st - Bells & Bows
2nd - Purely Inspired - Kelsey Yule Academy of Beauty
3rd - Sisters Pub & Grill
Best Community Organization:
1st - Black Elk Pow Wow Club
2nd - Interfaith Food Bank
3rd - Kainai First Nation Elders Association
Best Visiting Entry:  
1st - Stirling Haunted Mansion
2nd - City of Kimberly
3rd - Calgary Stampede
Marching Band:           
1st - Spirit of Alberta Marching Band
2nd - Lethbridge Legion Pipe Band
3rd - Brooks and District Community Band
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