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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1999
Page
2
About 600 people attended the annual smorgasbord at La Riviere Rec Centre last week. St. Leon Co-op posted record sales of $21,267,137 in the last fiscal year, up $341,425 from the prior year.
Two young offenders were apprehended after breaking into Spud City grocery in Carberry. The Carberry Golf Club Clubhouse was also broken into with undisclosed cash and liquor stolen.
Morley Hedley, manager of the Carberry Credit Union, presented a donation of $5,000 to the Carberry Swimming Pool Committee. The gift supports pool improvements and community recreation efforts in Carberry.
Earl Symonds of Sandy Lake preserves a half century hobby. He owns more than 3000 feet of HO scale model train track in his basement and can run twelve trains simultaneously on the layout.
Two of three Deloraine RCMP officers have resigned Constable Catherine Stechy returns home to Ontario and Constable Lindsey Heintz moves to a new career. The Turtle Mountain Detachment now sits four officers short of its 13 total. Across Manitoba detachments are 30 to 40 personnel under strength.
Agricore announces a new high throughput elevator southeast of the junction of highways 3 and 14 between Morden and Winkler. The 26,000 tonne concrete facility will spot up to 112 rail cars.
June 25 ceremony honors 22 Glenboro Collegiate seniors led by Valedictorian Sheryl Forester. Principal Tony Martin and teachers praised graduates as they receive diplomas and numerous awards including Royal Bank and Prairie Spirit scholarships, with community figures presenting citations and prizes.
Leone Wolosyn of Calgary spent a week visiting her mother Anne Murphy and sister Barb and Mel Roney in Wawanesa. Elsie Cory visited Dauphin relatives. Jean Sampson of Glenboro stopped by Mary Sampson on Monday for a pleasant visit. Congratulations to all graduates from friends.
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