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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1999
Page
2
A 45 minute documentary to be aired in Germany and Europe profiles the Waldner family and the Decker Hutterite Brethren. About 40 hours of filming will produce the 45 minute portrait of the Colony.
The New Life Assembly Church in Killarney invites other groups to join its effort to sponsor a Kosovar refugee family in the town.
Lorna Nestibo announces plans to seek the Progressive Conservative nomination for Arthur-Virden. Her husband Gary had previously won the nomination but was stripped of it by the party earlier this year.
An outbreak of head lice has been reported at R. J. Waugh School in Carberry prompting health checks and classroom guidance for students and staff. Local authorities advise thorough combing and cleaning routines to curb spread.
Hartney Museum has purchased the Hill Street market building, a two storey brick structure noted as the town’s oldest. The museum plans a July 1 opening at the new location.
Liberal candidate Raymond LeNeal of Treherne was nominated in Carmen. He began in education as Baldur principal in 1963 64 and retired as superintendent for Tiger Hills School Division from 1984 97.
The Cartwright United Church will celebrate its 100th anniversary on July 11 with a special service and community events. Members invite former congregants and neighbors to join in commemorations marking a century of worship and activity.
The Boissevain Co-op will build a new gas bar convenience store two bay car wash and fast food outlet in a $1.2 million project slated to start in 2000.
The Glenboro Ladies Auxiliary awarded Tena Hopkins and Sylvia Witherspoon 50 Year Medals at the Glenboro Legion Hall on Sunday June 13. Daisy Severson presented the medals as family and friends watched, with Louella Noble joining to pin a maple leaf crest badge from the Manitoba and Northern Ontario Legion council. The ceremony ended with cake and tributes from neighbors and members, celebrating half a century of dedication.
At the June 7 Glenboro Homecoming 2000 meeting, Ernestine Sepke proposed a community museum. The group agreed to study the idea, with a summer information letter to visitors to be available at local offices and tourist booth. A $5 per adult or $10 per family registration fee will apply during the weekend.
A Glenboro resident, Sherri Gay, complains that many dogs roam without owners. She notes leash rules are ignored, causing risky confrontations with her leashed dog and baby during outings. Town officials have sent letters. some residents comply, others do not.
The Arnson family of Glenboro gathered Saturday June 5 at Skip Arnson's home to celebrate his 80th birthday. Attendees included Greg Margaret Colin Cade Winnipeg Eileen Beamish Brandon Cathie Thornborough Edmonton Carrie Jeremy Thornborough Mike Styczen Calgary and Nancy Arnson Winnipeg. A golf game morning, afternoon games, visiting and a barbecue capped the day.
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