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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 27, 2001
Page
2
The Clubhouse at Souris Golf Course will upgrade the range hood and kitchen to meet Fire Regulations and Liquor Board Licensing at an estimated cost of 10000. A new Ransome Rough Mower will be purchased for 17000.
The large Shoal Lake screen was sold and will be trucked to the Lucky Star Drive-Inn site south of Brandon. The Lucky Star has been closed for years after high winds destroyed its screen.
More than 400 attendees gathered in Carberry to mourn Angus Archibald, who died at 33 on March 9. Archibald had served as principal of the R. J. Waugh School before his illness ended his tenure.
The Killarney-Cartwright Consumers Co-op bids on land in Killarney to build a state-of-the-art 15,000 square foot food store. The project plans a staff of twenty four.
The Somerset Lions Club officially opened a newly renovated 100 ft by 45 ft building featuring a meeting room and three Belgian bowling alleys, expanding local recreation and gathering space.
The Virden Credit Union reports its best year with total assets at $121,333,923 and member equity rising to $6,639,220.
Renovations planned at the Cartwright Branch will expand the building from 1 000 to 2 400 square feet by adding 1 400 square feet extending the Westoba Credit Union location.
The Glenboro Bible Chapel hosted the seasonal Discovery Club for 4 to 11 year olds every Tuesday from 6:30 to 8 pm, blending Bible learning, crafts and singing. The 6 year program ended March 20 with a wooden car race won by Kyrsten Godard, Melissa Berry and Samantha Kroeker, amid community praise and a call to extend the program.
A Globe and Mail report warns many Canadian diagnostic machines are outdated. It cites a legal opinion guiding radiologists to warn patients of unreliability and to seek newer equipment, even abroad. Manitoba faces a $37.1 million withheld share from the Medical Equipment Fund. The author urges Health Minister Chomiak to release funds now to buy MRIs and CT scanners and reduce patient wait lists.
Daylight saving time returns to Manitoba early Sunday April 1 as clocks advance from 2 to 3 a.m. under the Official Time Act. DST runs from the first Sunday in April to the last Sunday in October each year.
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