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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 30, 2002
Page
2
Cartwright area residents are urged to watch for a mail letter that can be signed and returned to the Municipal Office if they oppose the lack of a Hydro worker in their area. Councils aim to pressure Manitoba Hydro to reverse the decision.
The Royal Bank celebrates 100 years of operation in Shoal Lake, tracing its origins to an October 1902 opening as a branch of the Union Bank of Canada. The milestone underscores a long history of financial service in the town.
Charlene Stone and Corey Bowley of Roblin wed in July choosing a convoy of semi tractors from WD Livestock for their wedding. The couple did not use wedding cars, and they did not honeymoon in the sleeper.
Carberry Town Council reviews a complaint about 5 10 a m activity at Redfern Fertilizer and notes the dawn to dusk expansion clause overrides the 7 a m to 10 p m by law. Officials will meet Redfern staff to seek a compromise while acknowledging early morning noise unsettles residents.
Allan Gould Sr and the Gould family celebrate opening the Black Bear Golf Course clubhouse by the Lee River near Lac du Bonnet. Gould, a former Manitoba Hydro project manager for power station construction, pursued golf course development as a retirement project.
Boissevain Town Council gave first reading to a by law targeting unsightly property within the corporation. The measure requires land and improvements be kept in a safe clean condition and allows restrictions on vehicle storage removal of top soil and nuisance activities such as noise and odour.
A glowing appraisal of The Carpenter A Production praising Belita Sanders for weaving Bible stories into a cohesive live show. The open air setting, exceptional acting and costuming, live animals, and strong volunteer support are highlighted. The piece urges annual Manitoba performances and broad local promotion.
The 19th annual Pine Fort Days at Spruce Woods Provincial Park runs August 2 to 4 with living history displays, fur trapping demonstrations by Grant Armstrong of the Manitoba Trappers Association, primitive village tours, black powder shooting, quilting, dyeing, beadwork, willow furniture making, a pancake breakfast, ghost hike and closing ceremonies. Contact the Park Centre at 827-3350 for more information.
Wawanesa prepares to launch Wee Care Inc in August with a hiring plan and ongoing grant talks. Local donations from Lions clubs and businesses bolster the project while a selection committee vets staff including a Day Care Director.
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