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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 24, 2002
Page
2
Jayce Cross, a Roblin youth, was given a kidney by his mother Pat Cross on December 12 at the Winnipeg Science Centre. Both recovered well after the operation, marking a hopeful holiday milestone.
International Peace Garden Board members view the winning memorial plan with a $200000 price tag. The design will include steel girders from the Twin Towers, honoring the 11 September victims.
In 1947 Ken and Jean McElrea of Winnipeg sent a 10 cent Christmas card to Roly and Louise Hollyoake of Souris with needs return to sender. The Hollyoakes returned it with a Christmas wish starting a lifelong back and forth card tradition now entering its 55th year. Louise’s death in September makes this year’s return especially sentimental for Rory.
The Reston and Area Foundation Inc held its inaugural meeting to elect a board. The organization acts as a perpetual fund manager to assist the RM’s of Pipestone Albert and surrounding area.
The Deloraine Medora and Area Donors Choice adds Southwest Manitoba Regional Foundation Southwest Manitoba Pro Life and Bren-Del-Win Centennial Library to its donor roster strengthening community support and collaboration across charities.
RCMP seek a Grinch type suspect after early December 7 thefts in Strathclair target Christmas decorations. Items stolen include the nativity scene from the museum plaza lights shaped as candies a metal reindeer with lights and a Santa sleigh set.
PhiBer Manufacturing in Crystal City unveils the Bale Boss a large square bale processor with an open bale bed table designed to handle big square bales from five to nine feet long. The new equipment expands capabilities for processing varied bale sizes.
The Twelve Days of Christmas reportedly arose in England amid religious conflict and Puritan suppression, later revived after Cromwell. Some scholars view it as a catechism song with hidden Christian meanings, though evidence is debated. The carol remains a staple of modern Christmas culture.
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