Doctor shortage looms at Killarney Hospital
The Killarney Hospital could lose three or four of its five doctors within a year as Viljoen and Scheepers resign and Kruger signals departure before 2004 ends. Simons must pass the Manitoba qualifying exam by November to practice permanently.
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Scheepers
RHA
Kruger
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Manitoba
Street Paving Plan in Crystal City Aims Repairs
Crystal City Council will hire Zenith Paving of Brandon to repair and asphalt Machray Ave. W from Broadway St. to Conklin St. The project aims to improve road conditions and mobilize local traffic during construction.
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Conklin St
Delayed Build for Carberry Child Care Centre Faces Setbacks
The Carberry Child Care Centre project experiences delays due to an unexpected layout change in the 4,500 square foot building and slow land acquisition. The fundraising target is $450,000 with $80,000 raised so far, leaving $370,000 still needed by spring 2004 to start construction.
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Carberry
Souris School Earns Points With Labels for Education
Since 1999 Souris School enrolled in Labels for Education and collects Campbell Soup labels sent to Oakville Ontario. By May 29 2003 the school has banked 50992 points from mostly 1 point labels and some 2 and 3 point cans. Points can redeem a range of items including barbecues and computer equipment.
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Campbell Soup
Oakville
Ont
Souris
Melita Welcomes New Doctor Hendrik Alberts
Dr. Hendrik Alberts arrives as Melita’s new physician joining his wife Melissa who hails from a small eastern South Africa community. The couple relocates to serve the local population and establish their practice.
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Melissa
South Africa
Deloraine Hosts Retirement For Longtime CAO Ron Amey
A retirement evening in Deloraine marked the departure of Ron Amey the town's chief administrative officer for nearly three decades and a community contributor for more than forty years.
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Deloraine
Ron Amey
Gilbert Plains Eyes New Hotel With Local Focus
The Gilbert Plains Economic Development board plans a 25 to 40 room hotel with limited food services. They are engaging with franchise chains and aim to promote existing local businesses rather than compete.
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Gilbert Plains
Manitoba cattle association seeks US border reopening and market aid
The Manitoba Cattle Producers Association urges swift U.S. border reopening and fair marketing for cattle and beef. It meets with Deputy Premier Rosann Wowchuk and seeks talks with Premier Gary Doer while coordinating with MACC, banks, and credit unions. The group supports disaster recognition for BSE and anticipates a temporary price deficiency payment, with a toll free line 1 800 772 0458 for producers.
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Manitoba Cattle Producers Association
Canada
Lyle Vanclief
MCPA
Mrs. Sharon Prost Named Teacher of the Year
Nominated for her caring approach in a first grade class. Sharon Prost fosters reading and math through games, journaling, and daily hands on activities. She engages parents and continues professional learning including sign language to support a non verbal student. The Gazette promises circus photos next week.
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Sharon
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