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Glenboro Gazette

Location

Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 19, 2003

Page

3

Border opened too small for Manitoba cattle crisis

Manitoba cattle hopefuls demand full border reopening as live cattle remain blocked. MP Brian Pallister warns unless live cattle can cross, tens of thousands more cattle face no export market, threatening Manitoba's beef industry and family finances amid BSE concerns.

Brian Pallister Dev Canada Manitoba Pallister Alberta Manitoba Cattle Producers Association Claire De’Athe MCPA Canadian Alliance CanadianAlliance.ca

Tiger Hills Gallery Hosts Dual Month Exhibits

At the Tiger Hills Art Gallery two exhibits run this month. A multi medium show by Central Cultural Council members features Kim Rieh and Gisele Temmerman with mosaic and photography, plus Lenore Laverty quilting and bead work. Einblicke presents Hutterian youth views on culture and heritage. Gallery hours are 9 to 5, Monday through Friday. A soap stone carving workshop led by Bob Christiant is offered September 6 in Holland, with registration at 526-2063.

Tiger Hills Art Gallery Central Cultural Council Central Region Kim Rieh Carman Golden Prairie Arts Council Gisele Temmerman Lenore Laverty CH & T Morden Holland Bob Christiant

Glenboro Personal Care Home July Community News

Family Day on July 23 included entertainment by Robert Marginet and Gerry Michiels. Thanks to Joy Brindley, Carolyn White, and Tim Foord Kelcey for support and flowers. Monthly entertainers list includes Helga Berry John Weedmark Murray Haggard Joe Haggard Henry Martens Diane Lodge Ellen Rawlings Blanche Carpenter. Anglican Church ladies hosted last Thursday's birthday party. Health Auxiliary held a barbecue on July 30. Sympathy extended to Doreen McMillan family. she joined in 1996. Church services listed for July 25 and August 15 by Father Samson. August 1 guitar by Friesen Haggards. Catholic services piano by Diehl Rawlings. Out of town visitors listed from multiple locations. Ruth Van’s 98th birthday on August 9 celebrated with lunch and entertainment. Ellen Rawlings Roland Vane and Edward performed. Pearl Queen thanked for lunch.

Robert Marginet Gerry Michiels Holland Joy Brindley Carolyn White Tim Foord-Kelcey P.C Don Sharon Patterson Calgary Shirley Murray Haggard Russell Jack Dowd Cypress River Heather Danylchuk Selkirk Gloria Lawn Garry Bloomfield Kingston Barb Wendy Bloomfield Chatham Lena Leslie Jackson Winnipeg Paula DePape Elsie Carels Bruxelles Sylvia Witherspoon Portage la Prairie Val Verstraete Brian Cass Mason Jackson Murial Palmer Florida Connie Lyal Reykdal Red Deer Alberta Elga van den Bussche Swan Lake Mona Scott Carl Jackson Ruby Chambers Brandon Gaynor Haggard Allison Peach Coquitlam B.C June Tims Lauder Diane Diehl Shirley McBurney Brad Laura Kasly Katelyn Fines Vancouver Pam Maines Janice Arnold Hird Treherne Ruth van Ellen Rawlings Roland Vane Edward Pearl Queen

Hog barn conflict casts doubt on Strathcona council stance

Strathcona council urges Manitoba government to halt a hog barn near Pelican Lake amid court-claimed conflict of interest proceedings in Brandon. Council cites water quality and tourism stakes, notes lack of political feedback, and warns cottage properties contribute significant tax revenue.

Strathcona Court of Queen’s Bench Brandon Government of Manitoba Pelican Lake Turtle Mountain

Strathcona Council Objects to Hog Barn Near Pelican Lake

The Strathcona council argues against hog barns near Pelican Lake due to drainage and impact on lake, cottage owners, and tourism. It criticizes Turtle Mountain for approving barns in unsuitable sites and urges the province to pause construction amid conflict-of-interest concerns.

Turtle Mountain Strathcona Pelican Lake Council For

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