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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 16, 2002
Page
2
The Headingly Chamber of Commerce recently installed new Welcome To Headingly signs along the TransCanada Highway to greet travelers and promote the town.
A new handivan for the Lorne area has arrived in Swan Lake. The vehicle can carry sixteen ambulatory passengers and two in wheelchairs or twenty ambulatory passengers and one wheelchair.
The physician Gerald Kandasamy announces departure from Souris Medical Associates with August 9 as his effective exit date. The move ends his tenure after years serving the community and guiding patient care.
A proposed Minto restaurant faces environmental hurdles near the old Minto Hotel, making the south location costly. Investors now consider a site inside the Village as an alternative.
RCMP seek tips after a large highway billboard between Binscorth and Russell was cut up with a chain saw. The sign aimed to raise awareness of the pork industry’s economic impact on rural communities.
Former and current staff along with parents and the Class of 2002 bid farewell as Oakburn School officially closes on June 26. The six room campus built in 1958 now houses 17 students in grades 1 to 4.
The R. M. of Rosser firefighters recently received a new 2-3 fire tanker costing about $135 000.
Vandalism last week damaged a window sign and a light at the Cartwright Motor Hotel. The Pilot Mound pool area also suffered repeated damage over three consecutive weekends during its opening.
Broadway Street in Crystal City owner W J Gutscher demolished the former L and D Service Petro Canada garage last week. He plans a four product card lock operation on the site replacing the leveled building.
The Tiger Hills Conservation District seeks to reduce spring flood and erosion in the Upper Oak Creek watershed by slowing runoff. It proposes grassed waterways, landscape work, and compensation for farmers who shift away from annual crops to protect downstream areas and infrastructure.
The Gathering of Nations festival in Notre Dame de Lourdes Manitoba runs July 20 and 21 in seven pavilions with twelve bands seventeen dance groups and thirteen singing acts. Opening ceremonies at 9 30 a m and closing at 6 30 p m feature Lieutenant Governor Peter M Liba and Larry Soldier.
Conservation Minister Oscar Lathlin and Culture Minister Ron Lemieux promote Canada Parks Day on July 20 inviting Manitobans and visitors to enjoy Manitoba’s parklands. Parks normally charging entrance fees will waive those fees July 19 to 21, though campground fees remain. Water safety and youth supervision are stressed amid a weekend of hikes, races, safety demos, and cultural events.
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