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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 29, 2000
Page
6
A man trapped under a tractor dies slowly as evening falls. In a memory flash he recalls family moments from spring to Brandon Fair day and his last words. His body is found on Sunday night with the words I’m sorry carved on the fender plate.
Sara Berry of Cypress River and her 3 year old Appendix Trakehner Acura competed in Basic 1C and 2C at the Manitoba Pony Club Open Benefit Show in Brandon. She placed 3rd in 1C and tied for 1st in 20 test, earning the Pony Club D Championship Plaque and provincial Reserve Champion behind Caroline Turner of Brandon.
The province resumes its annual controlled burning of straw and crop residue through Nov 15. Burning is allowed daytime only in designated hours and areas based on smoke dispersion, with daily authorizations by 11 a.m. Farmers must burn within hours, supervise fires, guard the area, and avoid health or highway hazards. Night burning remains banned year round.
Norma Jane Hall visiting with grandsons Aaron Abrams of Mississauga and Scott McNiven of Saskatchewan at the Lake Winnipeg cottage. Kristy and Margo McNiven joined them. Scott and Margo later travel for studies and return to Saskatoon. Other Winnipeg and Carberry visitors include Cona Maughan and children, Mary De Pape and Paula De Pape in Holland, and the Haskins family from Hazelton who visited Glenboro.
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