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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 2001
Page
2
Two Swan Lake First Nations people died in a collision on Saturday June 16. Darrell Tukundum aged 30 and Angel Hobson aged 18 were killed. Crystal City RCMP are investigating the incident.
Carolyn Sharples and James Tobin, a British duo cycling in tandem, launched in Vancouver and head toward Halifax to raise funds for Lupus UK. They recently rode through Roblin and Dauphin during the cross country trip.
Ruth Mealy of the Turtle Mountain Community Development Committee is pushing a new restaurant lounge in Minto after the Minto Hotel shut its doors in March. Feasibility studies show a community owned restaurant could work.
A fire near Carberry destroyed 200 bales of hay and a three ton grain truck on June 9. Don and Debbie Rea reported the loss of their bale supply. Officials ruled the blaze accidental.
The Deloraine Golf Club has installed a computer system enabling greens staff to operate sprinklers from the clubhouse. This eliminates hours spent manually turning sprinklers on and off, allowing more time for course maintenance.
The Wawanesa school year ends with several field trips for kindergartners to the Brandon Fire Hall and Riverbank Discovery Centre and trips for older grades to Winnipeg and local sites. Undergraduate awards are Thursday at 10 a.m with buses one hour late and report cards issued at departure. Graduation on the 26th is public at 8 p.m. School resumes August 29.
Multiple Glenboro students received scholarships and awards for post secondary plans and academic excellence. Carrie Tanasichuk earned the Governor General's Bronze Medal and the Student of the Year plaque. Amber Robidoux and Stacey Hainsworth were among top recipients, with others honored for various fields and achievements.
The Glenboro Fair offers 11:00am to 1:00pm children's activities at the Tin Building and a 9 hole miniature golf course 10:00am to 2:00pm by Party Professionals. A Liniment League Softball Tournament starts at 11:00am while the Glenboro Ag Society serves lunch 11:30am to 1:30pm.
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