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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 18, 2002
Page
2
Ray Green, postmaster at Killarney, retires after three decades with the Weeklies. He began his career in Winnipeg and moved to Killarney in 1975. Pilot Mound undertakes a major waterline replacement to replace rusted sections with a new pipe.
Tensions rise as Roblin Rural Municipality residents oppose a proposed hog barn planned about three miles west and just over three miles north of Cartwright. The dispute centers on environmental and community impact and mobilizes local residents and groups.
A refugee family from Colombia will relocate to Carberry and settle with support from the Carberry United Church. The family currently communicates only in Spanish and integration aid is requested from local residents.
Roblin pharmacist Jim Mitchell was honored at the Manitoba Pharmaceutical Conference with the Bowl of Hygeia for outstanding community service and pharmacy contributions.
A devastating blaze consumed the grandstand at Carman overnight, destroying the historic venue and several Dufferin Agricultural Society buildings nearby. Firefighters battled the flames, with no immediate word on casualties or causes. The loss includes the main stand and multiple storage and display structures. Local officials vow an investigation and community response.
A new multi purpose building on Deloraine's main east west street opens hosting the economic development office a small meeting room and public washrooms for residents and visitors.
Vern Millar was informed by the Souris Town Council that Ranger the miniature horse must be moved out of the town limits within 30 days.
The South Interlake Credit Union in Whitemouth plans a new facility after outgrowing its current building. The new structure will be three times larger and will add ATM service for members.
Pembina Co-op celebrated the official opening of a new bulk plant near Swan Lake on June 5. The 1.2 million litre facility, built in 2001 and replacing three older sites, will serve members for the next twenty years and access EP3000 diesel from the Regina Co-op refinery. Local director comments highlighted efficiency and community ownership. A barbecue followed the ceremonies at the Swan Lake hall.
Manitoba Premier Gary Doer announces a cairn at the International Peace Garden to mark the 9 11 anniversary. Steel girders from the World Trade Centre will form the memorial near Peace Chapel, with a book of victims and origin nations on display. Canadian National and Kleysen Transport will move the steel from New York to Winnipeg, via transfer points and trucks. The Peace Garden covers 2 300 acres on the Manitoba North Dakota border.
Souris Valley School Division met May 22 2002 to form Southwest Horizon School Division effective July 1 2002 elect trustees in October 2002 appoint officers hire a secretary treasurer and review governance bylaws. The board discussed office location with Antler River and approved staffing and resignations.
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