Shoal Lake Council Opposes Land Sale Out of Production
The R M of Shoal Lake council voted against any purchase deal that removes cultivated land from production. The move follows George Anderson selling a quarter of his land to Ducks Unlimited.
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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 28, 2001
Page
2
The R M of Shoal Lake council voted against any purchase deal that removes cultivated land from production. The move follows George Anderson selling a quarter of his land to Ducks Unlimited.
Jean Flewitt of Minto celebrated her 95th birthday with a hot air balloon flight over Winnipeg on Sunday August 12. She called the ride just super and enjoyed the unique birthday experience.
A steel and wood seating structure 120 feet long is under construction at Treherne Arena. The three level design will accommodate more spectators and the project is estimated to cost 10 000 dollars.
A husband and wife medical team, Doctor Gian Haggard and Dr. Henriette Groenwald, will move their practice to Steinbach on November 30. The couple have served Lac du Bonnet and Pinawa for nearly five years.
The Cartwright Community Centre has been awarded funding to replace its current Zamboni ice flooding machine with a modern unit. The grant supports improved ice quality and operational efficiency for local events and teams.
Residents in Pilot Mound and nearby areas heard unofficial reports that the Rock Lake Health District board is evaluating a plan to close the Pilot Mound Clinic. The proposal aims to reduce duplicate records with Crystal City Medical Clinics and cut annual rent by about 8000 dollars.
The Roblin Handivan seeks volunteers to expand its driver pool. Current riders pay a fare of $1.50 per ride, and additional volunteers would help keep costs low for users.
The Lac du Bonnet non profit Park Manor life-lease facility has entered receivership with South Interlake Credit Union after bankruptcy filing due to funds shortfall from vacant units.
Manitoba riders excel at Bird's Hill Park as the Prairie Zone Championships yield top placings. The A team from Brandon and Riding Mountain placed second overall, won Stable Management, and Manitoba riders earned multiple podiums across show jumping, dressage, and rally events. Future nationals in Barrie, Ontario loom as a target.
Gordon Hyrich selected as umpire for the Western Canada Junior A Baseball Championships in Winnipeg on Aug 18 19. Doreen Hacault wins a Wytiick Foods turkey in the Super Savings draw. ticket drawn by Felix Desrochers. A group tour including Madeline Cabernet Joyce Campbell Ruth Berry Edith Davidson and Mary Truelove with driver Doreen Richmond enjoyed a Peace Gardens visit before rain. They toured Boissevain to view murals flowers and town and praised Cypress River yards.
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