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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 25, 2000
Page
2
Charlie Barnhart of Manitou received a plaque recognizing his three decades of service as an umpire in the Border baseball league.
Moved in residents have now moved into the new Personal Care Home at Hartney marking the opening of enhanced local elder care services for the community.
Dutch Elm Disease threatens Souris trees with 61 mature specimens slated for removal this year. In 1999 a total of 93 trees were marked for removal, reflecting ongoing municipal forest health efforts and containment measures.
Dr. Jane Ward begins practice at Carberry Plains Health Centre. She and her family relocated from Eriksdale Manitoba after living there a year. The family previously moved to Canada from South Africa five years ago.
Effective August 1 residents in the Central region will face a single rate structure for ambulance services. The charge is $200 per call plus $1.50 per kilometer, with waiting time at $50 per hour and nurse escorts at $40 per hour.
Ongoing vandalism at the Somerset Lucky Dollar Post Office lobby prompts management to close the lobby each evening at 6 00 p m and resume operations at 7 00 a m next morning, citing safety and security concerns.
The Waskada Legion presented a petition to the Village Council asking that Railway Street be renamed Veterans Street. The Legion argues allegiance should lie with veterans rather than a railway no longer serving the town.
The Council of the R. M. of Whitewater gives third reading to a by law governing dogs and cats in Elgin. It requires pet licensing and operates a control kennel to collect strays. Household limits are two dogs and one cat or three of a kind not allowed.
A farewell wiener roast was held at Carwright for Rev. Doug Craig and his family marking their departure.
Regular meeting of Prairie Spirit School Division No. 50 trustees in Pilot Mound on July 11 2000. Actions include approving resignations and teacher assistant hires for fall 2000 and a groundskeeper contract under Career Start. Leave of absence granted for Lori Durand. ministerial discussion on district amalgamations and parent council membership offered.
Local notice outlines two sports camps and summer schedule. Kids Klub ends August 3 with sessions for ages 5 to 12. Panthers Basketball Camp runs August 14 to 16 at Glenboro School for grades 6 to 12 with two sessions daily and $25 per player. Registration by August 4 via Rec Office or Rick Scott. 20th Terry Fox Run set for September 17 nationwide with pledge sheets available at Rec Office. I will be on holiday August 3 to 20. Joyce Ruston will handle calls in August.
Glenboro School runs a free public computer lab Monday through Friday from 9:00 to 5:00 to teach community members how to use the Internet and E mail. Beginners learn basics while experienced users can surf or email. The week’s website features a major free Internet based email server.
Grain movement by train last week frees space for bin clean out ahead of the new crop. Weather delays matting hay while rye and barley ripen. Prices are low and farmers will need a bumper crop to cover costs. A seed tour is set for July 27 at Hwy 2 and Stockton Road with lunch at the Ag Site.
Congratulations to Mark and Noralee Cummings on the birth of their son Owen Quinton June 24 in Mississauga Hospital. Ed and Margaret Wytiuck celebrate a 40th wedding anniversary on July 12, Louise Christie’s 80th birthday on July 22, Roger and Janice Robidoux’s 25th anniversary on July 19, belated wishes to Betty Elliot for her 90th birthday on July 3. RCMP graduation honors Bradley Patterson in Regina July 10 with posting to Neepawa. Sincere sympathy to the Davidson families on Percy Davidson’s death July 12.
Ken Karlander of Glenboro won the senior men's title at the Glenboro Golf and Country Club on July 17, 2000, posting a 74 in the championship flight. Ed Herman of Belcourt and Dick Foster of Pleasant Valley followed with 77s as the field of 88 competed across four flights.
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