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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 08, 2003
Page
2
Ten-person historic canvass tour on a morning trek along the Trans Canada Trail from Elphinstone to Oakburn with a lone horseback rider. The journey began at Erickson to celebrate pioneer life.
June 19 marked the opening of a police station and Community Wellness Centre at Birdtail Sioux First Nation. The Deloraine Flying Club hosted a Fly-in Breakfast on June 22 serving over 260. Somerset begins Crossroads Grocery in a 2772 sq ft building. Shauna and Ward Cutler bought Mid-West Auction Sales from Ken Wilkinson.
Exterior walls have been completed at the Mound Millennium Complex. Metal sheathing reveals the structure's scale. A new fundraiser rents 300 acres of land for three years to be cropped, supporting the project.
Margaret Kuharski and Linda Steen planted flower beds in front of the Carberry Health Centre parking area. Pembina Manitou Ambulance Service graduated five new recruits after a ninety hour course including clinical and practicum, bringing total ambulance drivers and attendants to 13.
Ideal weather blessed the Manitoba Great Western Harness meet in Glenboro over July 5 and 6 with fast tracks and top times such as 1:58.3 on Saturday and 2:00.3 on Sunday. Over twelve thousand dollars raced through pari mutuel bets as crowds, boosted by other weekend events, watched 16 races across two days. Top weekend trainer was Jody Earle of Treherne who earned a halter from True Value Hardware and a mineral block from Pembina Co-op Glenboro. Complete Saturday and Sunday results list winners, owners, trainers, drivers, and sponsors for each race.
Cypress River Comets stay atop standings with a 10 7 win at Arden over winless Hawks. Ryan Shearer hit a two run homer in the first. Mark Shearer and Sean Clegg added early RBIs. Cole Plaetinck and Wytinck sparked a seventh inning rally. Trevor Falk earned the win over Jordan Book as the team, two points ahead of Neepawa, earns a provincial bye opportunity on the August long weekend.
Gladys Law turned 84 on June 26. Cypress River Credit Union hosted Wild Boar Night on June 27 at Glenboro Golf Course with a best ball foursome. Dave Jones Ev Truelove Greg Truelove and Sherry Truelove won at 34 and 1 under par. Second place went to Tim Val Jenna Truelove and Jake Manning with 35. Regan Richmond served the wild boar roast. The night was a success.
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