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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 22, 2003
Page
2
The City of Dauphin weighs a plan to install digital cameras within five blocks of city hall to curb vandalism. It also reviews tightening its youth curfew bylaw and has completed its first draft.
The Turtle Derby Classic drew 423 golfers in Boissevain with a top prize of a $7,000 golf cart awarded to Jim Bergman for closest to the hole on No 6 green.
After years of wrangling by the Community of Boissevain an accord is reached with the Assiniboine Regional Health Authority to return the hospital donation account funds totaling 110000 to Boissevain.
A fast moving blaze gutted the 2,000 square foot residence of Robert and Candace Gobin at St. Claude. Firefighters battled the flames but the home was a total loss with no immediate report of injuries. The cause remains under investigation.
The Souris & Glenwood Veterinary Clinic announced the hiring of Dr Nabeel Al-Azawi as a new veterinarian at the clinic.
Reports confirm West Nile positive crow cases in Killarney and Deloraine. Officials urge vigilance and monitoring among residents and wildlife agencies for possible local transmission.
The Oakburn and Area Lions Club with the Lions Foundation of Manitoba and North West Ontario and Dryden Lions Telethon donated a van with a hydraulic lift to the Walter family of Oakburn. The vehicle will transport 11 year old Shawn Walter who has Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy in safety and comfort.
A unique Maple Leaf Confederation light bought for 1967 celebrations was taken from a display location in the Village of Kenton. Police investigate the theft and seek information on the missing item.
Work on the Log House in Manitou continues aided by a $7,500 grant from the Thomas Sill Foundation plus local fundraising and volunteers.
As of 6 p.m. July 16 Manitoba has 55 birds testing positive including a great grey owl from Winnipeg Zoo. No human cases. Culex tarsalis found in southern locations. Public urged to remove standing water and wear repellent. call Health Links with updates.
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