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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1999
Page
2
Dr Zak Ludik joins Drs Fortier and Warkentin at Notre Dame as part of the salaried physician system. Born and raised in South Africa he previously ran a practice in St. Albans Newfoundland ahead of the move.
United Grain Growers will build a fertilizer terminal at Shoal Lake with capacity for 10 000 tonnes. The $2 million facility is slated for completion by mid December.
The Strathclair Credit Union Ltd. and its branches in Strathclair Shoal Lake and Oakburn will keep their charter name after a special membership meeting to vote on a possible name change.
Tweed Farm Equipment in Medora and Killarney sells the New Holland businesses to the R G Bob Mazer Group. Tweed Farm Equipment will remain the Bourgault dealer in Medora and Killarney.
Twenty eight volunteers contributed to a town beautification effort in Boissevain by planting thousands of flowers. The project also included hanging two hundred baskets across the town.
Antler River Veterinary Services announces the addition of Dr Corey Jones as a four inch vet joining the practice.
A new skateboard park has been built on the Bergthaler Mennonite Church parking lot in Winkler, providing a public space for local skaters to ride and practice tricks. The project adds recreational value to the community and uses church property for youth-accessible facilities.
Full-time minister Rev. Doug Craig will guide Cartwright and Mather United Churches for the coming year as his wife Milo studies. Milo Craig, also a minister, will pursue schooling while her husband leads the congregations.
On Monday June 14 Percy and Noreen Shepherd of Glenboro died in a traffic crash on No 1 Highway east of Carberry. Percy, a retired Anglican minister and former R.M. of South Cypress councillor and reeve, and Noreen, a homemaker, were laid to rest with funeral services held June 19 at the Glenboro United Church officiated by Bishop Malcolm Harding.
A Glenboro reader thanks a dog owner for raising a leash law issue and urges villagers to contact the Village Office. Eleanor and Jack Hamilton say free running dogs and cats threaten safety and damage property and call on council to act.
The Cypress River Parent Advisory Council held its final 1998 99 meeting on June 2 with minutes noting plans for the new curriculum standards tests in 99 2000 and the transfer of staff, plus field trips, first aid classes and a memory book finalizing the Cypress River School Plan for 99 2000.
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