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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 02, 2002
Page
2
About 150 residents from Glenwood RM and Souris attended a meeting in Souris hosted by the Concerned Ratepayers of Glenwood. Congreve Farms and Elite Swine plan three intensive livestock operations in Glenwood with 23 000 hogs and are seeking sites for 10 000 more hogs in the region.
The Cartwright Satellite Operator position will be discontinued due to financial implications. The company notes local service value to Cartwright and Mather communities and states posting the role outside Pilot Mound is the most reasonable business decision.
Renovations at the Boissevain Health Centre will add exam rooms a waiting area three community health offices and space for medical records and staff. The project price is 570000 dollars.
Former Manitoba Deputy Premier Jim Downey announces his candidacy for the District 9 directorship in the Canadian Wheat Board elections. Downey served as a Progressive Conservative member of the Manitoba Legislature from 1977 to 1999.
Local youths at Carberry have completed a new skate park at the Recreation Centre. The project adds a dedicated space for skaters, with the teens driving the effort and community backing supporting the facility’s opening.
The new Prairie Spirit School Division facility in Crystal City will enroll about 107 students from kindergarten to grade 4. Attendees will come from Crystal City Pilot Mound Clearwater Mather Snowflake and the Glenora area.
The Rock Lake Health Auxiliary recently donated an Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor to Crystal City Health Centre. The device will aid patients in routine blood pressure monitoring and community health outreach.
Glenboro School bids farewell to a busy year with field trips to Spruce Woods Park and Oak Hammock Marsh. Students recall visits to the Legislative Building and Western Canada Aviation Museum. staff praise volunteers and announce June Employees of the Month.
Cypress River grade one and two students enjoyed a field trip to Morden last week with parent supervision. Report cards and next year supply lists were sent home on Thursday. Best wishes to graduating grade six Ariel Arason Catherine Belle and Leah Harpelle as they move to Glenboro next year. First day of school is Tuesday September 3.
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