Lake protest over netting by Aboriginal fishermen
Several hundred people gathered at Lake of the Prairies to protest the netting of thousands of pounds of fish by Aboriginal fishermen.
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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 15, 2002
Page
2
Several hundred people gathered at Lake of the Prairies to protest the netting of thousands of pounds of fish by Aboriginal fishermen.
Bruce Schwanke, new publisher of the Reston Recorder and the Melita New Era, has purchased the Souris Plaindealer, expanding his North Dakota/Minnesota regional newspaper holdings.
Hartney residents Wayne and Geri Stansall won the raffle for a new house or $50,000 cash in a fundraising draw by the Hartney New Rink Committee. One thousand six hundred forty four of the one hundred dollar tickets were sold.
The Municipal and Town Councils will equally fund the Beausejour Brokenhead Sportsplex place artificial ice in Garson Arena and take on the Beausejour Curling Club debt all at once. Cartwright seeks Manitoba Water Services Board help for Water Treatment Plant repairs and upgrades. Project cost estimated at 30000 dollars.
The Reston branch of Virden Credit Union has installed a new ATM machine. The addition aims to improve access to cash for members and local residents.
Since the September 11 terrorist attacks in the United States the Turtle Mountain School Division will not endorse foreign travel for its students.
Lena Wayte, longtime Glenboro United Church Choir member since February 1942, received a plaque from Board Chair Bob Jewsbury and Reverend Marilyn Matson on October 28, 2001 for her dedication and leadership. She has soloed since age 12 and directed the choir for four years, also singing with the Lutheran Church Choir and Funeral Choir.
Lorelie Mitchell reports the 11th Glenboro Spruce Woods count with 38 species observed within a 15 mile circle. Participants logged many Bald Eagles Sharp-tailed Grouse and several waxwings while noting unique sightings and feeder counts across Glenboro, the village, and Spruce Woods Park.
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