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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 21, 2001
Page
2
Former high school teacher Ken Stengler from Calgary begins a cross country bicycle trek July 30 in Victoria B C and hopes to reach St John’s Newfoundland by late September.
The Treherne Bakery replaces two 1918 ovens with a new gas powered oven that bakes 240 loaves at once and eliminates the need for the old wooden paddles used to move bread.
The fourth annual Hockey School led by Theo Fleury in Russell drew 160 players. Belleview Store in Reston area on No 2 Highway ran an August 6 auction to sell inventory buildings and property. The Belleview Post Office inside the store closed and new postal boxes were installed.
A low-flying plane crashed in a field 17 km southeast of Deloraine during a canola army worm spray on August 2. Pilot Darrell Smith escaped injury. Meanwhile, by July 31, 2001, about 1400 people had signed the Boissevain Tourist Centre guest book.
Piles have been driven signaling the start of work on the new Pilot Mound Recreation Complex. The project aims to provide a public facility for community events, sports, and gatherings, with funding and timeline details outlined by city officials.
The July 8 2001 event in Glenboro featured three clubs Carberry Glenboro and Treherne with judge Jake Sawatsky Brandon. Carberry 4-H Beef Club won with 57 points followed by Treherne 37 and Glenboro 26.
Terry Opperman of Holland won the Glenboro Men’s Open Championship Flight with 75, winning on a count-back over Wayne Tomlinson and Martin Bailey who tied at 75. Bill Young claimed First Flight on a count-back with 80, Bill North also 80. Opperman also led the Members Handicap Flight with 68.4, ahead of Al Green and Brown Andrews.
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