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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 03, 2001
Page
2
Multiple reports of a Black Bear in the Beresford Alexander area include a bear on a family's back step. Natural Resource Officers have installed bear traps in the vicinity to address the sightings.
Manitoba's Lieutenant Governor Peter Liba and his wife Shirley visited St. Claude Notre Dame Somerset and St. Leon as part of a Francophone Community Tour. They were shown schools museums civic offices friendship clubs manors libraries churches and the St Leon Co op.
Irvin Goodon opens an International Wildlife Museum in Boissevain within a 4,000 square foot building. The venue features mounted animals, wildlife murals, and aspects of Goodon’s Metis heritage, highlighting his lifelong hunting interest and display of his collection for the public.
Miami Elementary pupils joined Morden Museum curator Mike Waddell on an archaeological dig northwest of Morden. They found fossilized fish scales and other small artifacts, but no dinosaurs.
A large crowd gathered to mark Reston Health Centre's 50th anniversary. Former staff and community residents participated in a day of reminiscence and history.
Manitoba's Passion Play The Carpenter is nearly ready for summer audiences with more than half of last year's cast back for year two. Performances run July 12 to 15 and 19 to 22 in 2001.
The Glenboro Rachel Rebekah Lodge No 29 ends its run after years of community work and scholarships. Sister Irene Brown, 1966 Rebekah Assembly president, later received the Decoration of the Degree of Chivalry. Lodge members helped with eye screening, a Tiger Hills festival trophy, and UN Pilgrimage trips. Brandon Lodge No 6 begins admitting women.
Manitoba's government extends the Graduated Driver Licence program to motorcyclists. The plan adds a learner stage with nine months, zero alcohol, no night riding, and no passengers, followed by intermediate and full stages with tests and road requirements. Full program slated for 2003 with zero BAC rules in place by Oct 1, 2001.
Cypress River community sends best wishes to Glenn Morrison Grace Hospital after a heart attack and to Albert DeSmet Swan Lake and Mac Stiles Health Science Centre who had surgery and a stroke. Congratulations to the 2001 graduates Joyce Ruston Jennifer Coder Patrick Hacault Amber Robidoux Barrett Jonsson Rhonda Berry.
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